Knterwl n Seeond Class Matter nt the I.e-
lll(fblon rMl-OMM.
The Carbon Advocate
iHBIOItTOM, I'HNNA.
Ttatos for Lejtal Advertising t
Charter Notices - - ' I 00
Auditor's Notice 4 00
"ommlMlonr' Notices - - - - 4 00
Hlvoroo Notices 4 ft)
Administrator's Notices - - - s 00
Kxecutor's Notices 3 00
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SATURDAY. APRIfi.lg.lBI
Uonn rlil Clrcnlatltm lAirer ttinri that of
any WeelWaUipa'p&T'lrilna County.
BROAMffil. Y. LETTER
It Is nousotalklne, there Is but onn Pattl
In the world, and wo have pot her. It Is
tmn the la costly little article: It takos a
heap of roar spare clianso to hear her; but
It is sotnothlng. as you step out of your
comfortable seat In the boxes or parpuetto
Into the frosty air of Broadway, to say Dy
Jingo; I had the worth of my money any
how. Shi hn been the fashionable furor
oltlie wees, ana winumaue it, iuuiu m
markabla was'lhat It was iust beforo Pas
slon week, 'the most sorrowful religious
holiday of the year. Moit of the singers aro
devout mombers of the Catholic Church,
and In the boxes I saw plenty orthodox
churchmen and churchwomen, who had
not the slightest afllnlty for sackcloth and
Italian opera has had an Inning this
week for the first time in three years, and
it lovers have made the most of it. Ono
hundred and filtv-slx thousand dollars In
. hard cash, was planked, down before the
doors wero opened, and a good many
dollars were taken in besides. It was n
eolden harvest for the ticket speculators.
Seats In the parquctto was fixed at seven
dollars. On Paul's first night they jump
ed up to twentv-llve, and there wero not
many could be got at that Unhappy the
young man who had promised to take his
girl to see the Dlya when it came to get
tins the tickets: ho had calculated on
fourteen dollais for the seats, five for the
carriage, two-fifty for kids, five for a
hnnnnct. six dollars and soventv-flve cents
for a little blow off at tbo Hoffman, tb.9
Brunswick or Delmonlco's, and two-fifty
for incidentals total thlrty-slx seventy
five: but when you add the extra thirty-six
dollars for the premium It put the young
man in a rather tight, place: His watcli
went to my Uncle's: his diamond stud
followed Milt, and when Henrietta asked
htm what bad become of It, he assured her
that it wasn't in good form lor gentlemen
to wear jewelry on opera nignts.
But we are not dependent on Fattt alone.
Oh mv. not Wo had two crlma donnas be
side: either ono of whom was a musical
miracle Albanl andNordica. Then there
was Tamaeno the tenor, and such a tenor
filling the eye as well as the ear, and just
driving the women crazy. Ob, that high
CI I thought I beard It in Germaqy years
ago when Ilerr Wachtel was at his best
A pain Mario's erand voice and Imperial
presence floats by mo like a dream of tho
past. Campanlni, though cow a ruin, is
not forgotten but Tamagno on his first
appearance in Otello, on Monday night,
wiped out all previous records, and as my
old friend Woodruff would say, "Passed
under tho string- in 2-10," and "never
turned a hair." The whole house rose at
him, cbeet .after cueer. ana recall alter re
call, threatened to put a stop to the opera.
Everybody went borne satisfied that they
liau seen not only me greatest tenor oi me
age, but tlie greatest living operatic actor
who has no rival on the tragic slago, ex
ceDt Tomasa Salvlnl.
But the enthusiasm of Monday night
was trebled and intensified on Wednesday
when Pattl appeared In Somnambu.a. The
old opera had been worn to rags r but what
of that, Patti "was there, and that was
enough; the thousands there had come to
see her and near her. At first they were
not sure that they would like her in her
new fleece of golden hair, but I believe If
she bad been baldheadcd, or had no head
at all, It would not have made the slightest
difference. Yet strange, most strange, In
that grand assemblage not the best
music of Verdi, or Bellini, or Rossini
could havo moved them as they wero
moved by John Howard Payne's dear old
song of "Home, Sweet Home." Tho opera
was over and the musicians In the orches
tra had started for borne. Pattl had ful
filled her contract to the letter, but the
audience demanded "Home, Sweet Home."
They called her out, then sho bowed and
retired, but the audience refused to leave
the house. , The Diva, camo out and raised
her hands despairingly, there was no or
chestra toi accompany her Sonio one
rushed to the side' of the stage and rolled
out a grand platio, and as the last notes of
the sweet old song melted Into silence the
house fairly trembled with the thunders of
applause.
Ono wild foreigner, who sat In the right
hand box, with an immense boqttet, threw
with it a handfnl of bills and gold. Pattl
could have taken his hat and all he had on,
It she had wanted it. It was quite refresh
ing once more to hear the old familiar
Bravo 1 Bravlssamol Encore, cncorol SI
bonl Tres magnlfiquel Bravo! The week
before when Wagner reigned supreme, tho
applause rang out, Zaro gooto! Goot
Qenulghtl Goot, goot, goot! Zareelmnel
On Monday when Tamagno struck his high
C, one of the Irreverent gods In the top
caller? roared out Tliillv for von. Ann.
tbuslastlc Frenchman who was next to him,
seized him by the band, and screamed out,
so you could have heard him a block off.
Oul, Monsieur, oul! Tres bullay, tres bul
layl Zat is ze biggest bullav I offer hear
wis ray earl Tresmagntfique! Tres bullay,
tres bullay!
No such Opera Company has ever been
seen here before. "No manager now alive,
but Henry A. Abbey, would attempt to get
such a company of musicians and singers
together. That an expense of ten or twelve
thousand dollars a night can be undertaken
simply for amusement, Is itself astonishing;
but when In addition to this, It Is retnem
lered that the backers of tho Perman Opera
will have to assess' themselves, at least,
three thousand dollars a head, in addition,
to their expenses daring the season, and
that Italian opera simply by good manage
ment alone, has paid handsomely from tho
start, satisfying a salary list the like of
which has never before been undertaken,
one may judge if Italian Opera Is either
dead or sleeping.
Quite a sensation ruffled the Methodists
of Brooklyn last week when It becamo
known that the Reverend Duncan McGreg
or, of the Hoyt Street Methodist Church,
had announced his determination to re
nounce Methodism and join the Baptist
Church. Doctor McGregor Is an able and
eloquent divine who has stood in high favor
with bis congregation, and this makes his
apostacy the more greylous. The announce
ment fell like a thunderclap on his associ
ates, for he appears to have kept his secret
up to the yery last moment, lie was Im
mediately accepted by the Baptltta here,
and after his (mmetston will at once be In
stalled in the Baptist ministry. This re
calls the conversion to the Baptist fold a
few years ago, of the Rev. Emory Haynes,
of the Hanson Place Methodist Church.
Mr. Haynes was one of the most brilliant
pulpit orators In Brooklyn a city famous
lor food preaculng. lie was installed pas
tor of the Hanson Place Church, whose
congregation has always occupied a place
in me toremost ranks oi Brook:yn Meth
odism. Mr. naynes was not thirty when
he was called to 15 rook! ju. He was band
some, talented.beloyed by bis congregation,
which esteomed Itself blessed In having such
a pastor. The fame of his 'eloquence soon
spread abroad, and It was not long till the
church grew too small to hold the people.
During the summer recess the church was
remodelled and enlarged, but still it was too
small, for every Sabbath It was crammed to
the doors. The youthful pastor had a
young and lovely wife; one of the sweetest
little creatures than eyer held a man in the
ctialna or love. Just in the zenith of bis
success, in the high noontide of his power,
bis young wife sickened and died. For a
time his reason tottered; it Beemed as if
'3od had forsaken him. It shook his belief
a tbe justice and goodness of Providence,
for he could not bow his head to tbe rod
that smote him. . Anxious friends watched
him for months And tried to win him back.
but bis heart -was In -the grave with bis first
Jove, never to respond again till tho trump
on the resurrection morning. Among
those wno neipnd to sootne me anguish of
bit weary and sorrowful hours was a nice
Strang school teacher from New England.
It. Haynes was from New England him
self. She hid been a friend of his dead
wife's, and H was a sweet consolation to
liava some oue to talk to about her. As
my aunt Phrrbe used to say, "She wnr. an
awful nice girl, sweet as a peach and milil
as a summer evening .ephjr," and before
the liollj hocks erased blooming rarson
Haynes was deeply In love. Some of the
young glrlswho sat under the pulpit t bought
It was scandalous, and a number of ladles
who had marriageable daughters said he
might have waited a little longer; out uea
con Price, who was married to his fourth
wife, remarked that the minister had done
just rlgbtjhe had been there himself three
times, anil ue Knew nwasn i goouior man
to be alone.
The blue birds had badly begun to whistle
the following spring when for the second
timo Porson Haynes led to the altar a brido
crowned with orange blossoms. It was
soon whispered abroad that the pastor.s
new wlfo was not a Methodist, but a -Baptist.
Peace fled from tho church on this
discovery, and only a short tlmo after it was
announced Emory liaynes was going to re
nounce Methodism and join the Baptist
Church. Tho blow came at last, and the
young pastor was Installed In tho finest
church In Brooklyn, but tho congregation
lmfnrn loner discovered that Iliev had maun
a sad mistake. Dissension broke out, and
the church was rent to nieces, and event
ually the pastor stepped down and out. Ho
went from the church to another, uui tno
snlrlt of unresrwas on him, and ho found
no peace. Perhaps he may jet return to
his first love. Jjct us wan and sco
I am, yours truly,
BROADBRIM.
TTf A. rUTEUM, Hnloon and ltestatirant, Ilank
V Btreet. rresn ijigernuvnysoiiiH). uys-
n season. Drop in mm sco us. novta-n
Annual Statement
OF THE r,EU1011TON
POOR DISTRICT.
l'KTEIt 1IDIM, Trenmirev, in Account wltl
the Leliightoii l'oor District, for tho Vem-
ending March 87, 1800.
lilt.
To llalnnco on hand April 4, ISS'J tKM
To imsii received irom win. iscumici.
Collector, on Duplicate lts.T.i 4i m
Total 1095 SO
Clt.
Jiy Amounts ram uut as per
Receipt Book.
II. .T. Itretney, J. J. Kuti nml I.
. j.
Hauecman auditing accounts
II. V. Mnrthlmer printing statement . . .
Mn. Ij. Summit hoard for Mrs. Nancy
Fisher tlurlnir the year enillng on
March 27, 1890
Dr. O. T. Horn medicine
Mrs. P. Pnyder rendering services for
Airs. Flsber
Owen Kloti digging grave
Owen Kloti provisions tor 1 Snyder...
Owen Kloti taking P. Snyder to Lehigh
County Almshouse
Owen Kloti rare to Weathcrly lor H.
lieeker
Owen Kloti salary Tor the year ending
March, 1890
Henry Schwfirll coffin for N. Fisher....
Dr. w. Wi Itcbcr medical services
Iter. J. A. Keber funeral services
J. P. Smith Issuing tax duplicate
S. MehrhotTboarcl for Mrs. Suian Itchr
Marr John board for child of McLaren
from Jan. 1 to March 1, 18'.)
J. I.. Oabel coal for Mrs. Summit
T. A. Snyder attorney tee
Moses Kern for raalntalnance ot Morris
Stout in full to Anrll. 189C. Si! weeks
to 00
18 20
76 00
7 00
no
1 PI
5 00
1 CO
SB 00
18 00
S 60
2 00
3 00
-Jo 00
10 00
8 2A
6 00
at V2 per week 104 00
.loses iiern lor xnawtamance oi rnaon
Snyder from Sept. 28, lsso, to March
4,1890,226-7 weeks at $2 per week..
E. II. SnydertnerchandUe
Iteuben Fenstermacher merchandise. ..
Moses Hodman flour for I,. Summit....
A. W. Horn digging grave for Oertlc
15 42
23
3 81
6 41)
II sker
3 60
2 80
David Eubert flour Tor I.. Summit
Peter Helm 1 pair shoes P. Snyder
Peter Helm 1 pair shoes O. McLaren. ..
Peter Helm 1 pair shoes I.. Summl t....
Peter Helm 1 pair shoes Mary Summit.
Peter Helm fare and expenses to Lehigh
Uounty Almshouse
Peter Helm salary as Orerscer or Poor
and Treasurer
1
1 25
1 65
1 611
6 CO
60 (
Total ttl fi
ltECAPlTULATI ON.
To amount of reeclnts and bAl&nccs U095
Paid out a9 per receipts 444 i2
Halanco on honil ,
ieoo 88
Wo the underslgncil, duly elcctod Auditors,
having examined the foregolngaccountsof Pete:
Helm, Treasurer of I.chlghton Poor District
for the year ending Marcli 27, 18S0, certify that
the accounts nre correct to tbo bestol ourknowl
cdne sad belief.
I.. .1. HAIJSMAN,
J. 11. KSOll,
.1. J. KUTZ,
Lehlghton, Pa., March 87, 18.io.
udllors.
William Schadel, Collector o
Taxes, in account with Lp
hightpn Poor District.
int.
To amount or Duplicate
To additions ,
To 6 jer cent, added on $29.44 received
alter January 8, 18'jo
tf:a so
11 30
1 60
Total i ttau ic
Clt.
By exonerstlons
Ily l per ct. abatement on Taxes
from July 10 to Sept. 8, 1889 19 82
iiyapercent. commission on $372.76,... 11 18
uyo porci. commission on ioa.7l taxes
from Sept. 9 to Inn. 8, 190
Dy 6 per ct. commission on 431.44 taxes
after January 8, 18W) 1 67
Ily cash paid to Peter llem 491 88
Total 639 18
Audited and approved this 27th day of .March
A. i). lino,
L. .1. HATISMAN. I
.1. H. ltsril, J. Auditor.
I. .I.JVUi, )
April 6-wO ,
Annual Statement
OF THE
Borough of Lehighton
i ..
i:ZHA NEWIIAltl), Trtnmirer, In Art-ount
with tho Iturougli of Lelilglitou, ;,., fu
the Year ending Mm-vli SH, 1M0O,
1)11.
To balance on had as nor last State
ment J4ifi si
To amount received from William
Scuailel, Collector", on Dnp. 1881) S13S 0
To amount received from First Na
tional llank of Lehighton SW) to
To amount roeeived rrom M. IJeieli
ard for licenses and buiUllne
permits no
To amount received Irom L. Graver
for old fenco (park) 10 00
'lo amount received from Crea, I-o-
vlck Si Co. for empty barrels ... 0 01
To amount received Irom 1). Kreid-
ler for old lumber l as
'lo amount received from A. Krum
for grass on square 2 00
10 amount received from G. Dolon,
Trees., as per license 0H1 00
'lo amount received from J. itelirlg
for loan of road machine t 00
To amount received from Lehighton
Water Co. for repairs on culvert I 60
Total fJlfS or
tilt.
By Amount Paid on Highways.
J 8 Webb, labor
John T Scminol, labor
Granville Hontz, labor
3 76
-32 19
AS
0 87
12 19
61
4 96
S
1 38
S
14 00
2 60
1.'. 7.'.
.' 02
14 os
;;
I'll 41
1' iieuman, labor
I 8 Koch, labor
August Walter, labor
Amos Reigel, labor
James Bigley, labor
Alvin Notbstein, labor
Henry Smith, labor
Charles Xander, labor
Charles Billraan, labor
William Werner, labor
William Mohr, labor
Alexander Martb, labor ...
John Cook, labor
Frederick Miller, labor .. .
George Drelier, tutior
Charles Henry, labor
Juliua Koir.adowtki, U,r
James Bllluiau, labor.
ll, 24 I
I J HI I
i i
A. Billmsn, labor
TIiob. Webb, labor
Joseph Heps, Inbor.
8nnmc! Webb, Inbnr
Ab-x. Miller, lefcor
Levi llnrtholomew, labor
Henry Beekendorf, labor
,1. L Heldt, Inbor
ft 2
2 60
8 IS
10 00
31 01
20 87
A 2t
12 00
1 26
I 87
n oo
10 10
7 00
a so
4 Oft
Frank Norther, labor
John Etwli, labor
osenh Slrnhm, labor
Jacob flintier, labor
W. 8. Kuhns.labor
Wm. John, labor
Nathan llonts, labor
Kuos Heifer, labor
4 fit
U 37
t 25
(1 87
0 88
,t SO
4 00
ft 76
18 60
21 78
1 28
4 tS
II 00
d 26
1 25
2 60
1 25
1 87
6(1
9 66
2 00
Charles Nothetsln, labor.'
John Swerls. Jr.. labor
Tho. Itaupt, labor
Frank Fenttertnacber, labor .
Mr. Duller, labor
E1. Chrlstman, labor
Edward Oh I. labor
Samuel Seller, labor
r. II. Jlowcr, labor
Fred Hex, labor ,
M. Beldler. labor
William Horn, labor
Al. Claim, labor
II. II. Peters, labor
George Blank, labor
1, Souoeli, lauor , ,
Lewis Klein, labor
L 8 Stransbcrry, labor
Joseph Obcrt, labor
Reuben llehrlg, labor
David Ebbcrt, labor
B .1 Kunts, labor
17 00
SO
1 87
2 60
William Honti, labor
George Howard, labor
W II Moulthrop, -labor
38
John Acker, labor
26
il German, labor
65
1 87
7 43
John Kritslnger, labor.........
V. II Molhstein, labor
Milton Hunsicker, labor
David Holtr, labor
Aaron Haunt, labor
7 00
30
8 75
7 00
James Ilollcnbach, labor
Mat Schncrer, labor
11 48
Kistlcr & Krum, labor
20 81
63 81
W II Strauss, labor
George Bex, labor.
10 00
12 28
16 00
28 12
64 05
21 75
5 00
4 90
Mlko t;arrican, moor
Jacob Kitller, labor
Samuel Hodman, labor
Ohorles Trainer, labor
Aaron Krum, labor
William Schoch, labor
David Horn, labor.
Moses Ilohrig, labor
Ainamlus Kistler, labor
20 00
r.2 20
9 02
John Heilman, labor
Simon Waick, labor
45 24
Lewis Wnlck, labor
09 59
28 44
7 50
18 93
Stephen Spongier, labor.
U w Bcliocli, labor
Joseph Znhn, labor
Mahlnn Reichard, labor
141 38
328 82
Eira Ncwhard, labor
William Noll, labor
10 00
William Wehiaw, labor
S 02
David Monlz, labor
40 6
Sundry Expense.
II V Morllilmer, printing
annual statement $ 2fi 00
II V Mortlillner, paper and
anil envelopes .. 50
29 SO
L J Bailsman, auditing no
counts....
00
William Wcidaw.polico ser
vices and attending street
lumps
2P.0 Ci
Ii V Itlltlo., freight on oil
mid nines
-17 .10
31 58
I, V It It Co.,liiinber, stakes.
.to
70 08
Eira Nowlianl, nolo on 1st
Nnt. Bank of Lehighton..
Discount on same
690 60
9 60
000 00
Jacoby & Ware, surveying servii-cs
and attorney's lees 211 bs
Frank Dichl. blaclismilhlng
4 48
T J Brctney, hauling
2 46
25 00
David Montz, interest on bond
T h Oabel, stono and merchonnlsc...
Butler .1 Fehr, surveying services ...
Godfrey Frantz, blncksmlthing
J Shiniller, painting trees In park...,
Daniel Wlcanil, cart and harness
T A Snyder, salary 25 00
TA Snyder.extra services
Long case 110 00
48 80
2.13 00
9 18
14 25
10 60
Ill 00
2 25
22 00
F 1? Lenlz, J of P services
Jonathan Kistler, trimming trees ...
Iteuben Fenstermacher, spikes
Lehigh Wagon Company, stakes
Edward Itaworth, pohco services ...
Edward Itaworth, hauling
Edward Kaworth, revolvers
Lehigh Coal nnd Hardware Co, smut
and cement
W A Dorhamcr, lumber
G Wiohl, assessing dogs
S D Lebr, services as surveying and
witness
Lowis Graver, damages for strip of
gYound
L F Kleppingor, slakes
Trexler & Krcidler, notices in park..
Obcrt & Hoflbrd, planks
W II Monlz, lumber
Joshua Semmcl, bmcksmithlng and
iron pins -
John T. Scmmol, salary.....
John T Scinmel.filo and fit on Lomp
Esra Ncwhard, cutler bar
" " Runilry items
" " globes and lamps
" Stato taxes for 1888
and IRS!),..
Ezra Ncwhard, attorney's fees
Long's case
Crow, Levicli .t Co., coal oil
Warren Foundry and Machine Co.,
pipe ,
Ksra NowliardiKilary as Treasurer...
.Mahlon lielchnrd, salary as Bnrges.
2 89
0 00
6 00
5 00
10 50
9 11
35 81
10 79
17
I GO 00
1 OS
6 75
29 Oft
9ft
3 24
45 00
2 70
8 00
31 7
34 98
7 0
310
58 4ft
5S0 33
45 00
20 00
$4,088 09
Iteeiipllliliitloii.
Tolal amount of receipts $5,195 07
K'lal amount pain oul as per orners. iflna vv
Balance on hand $ 607 68
I.liililllllea.
BONOKD INnKBTItnNFSS.
Pavid Monlz $ 600 00
Asxets.
Cash in Treasury $ 607 6!
7 58
Liabilities March 31, 1889...
Assets, March 31, 1890
83 f.i)
7 58
Decreaic $ 7ft 1
Wo tho undersigned duly elected Auditors
of tho Borough of Lehighton, Fa., do certify
that wo 1iayn examined the aeoniints of Ezra
Newliard, Treasurer, and find Ihein correct lo
(lie lifltt of our knowloilge and belief.
L. J. lliuauAK,')
J.U.Esau, Auditors,
J. J. Kutz, J
Lehighton, IVi.rMaroh 28, 1890.
William Sclmdcl, Tax Collector.
in account with tho Borougl
of Lohighton,
nit.
r.) mt of Duplleaio 138fl...$,5ll
80
" Addition 74 oo
" 5 per cent addition on
flOt.03 9 00
-$ 3,69ft Oft
OH.
By Kon erat ion s f
72 81
" 0 er oent abatement on
SS.617.tl..
no 87
" tpereentwmmiteinn on
$2,486.04
" 6 per aunt oommleiloii on
49 ?a
$704.11 ree'd from Sept.
9th to Jan. 9th, 1W0... S6 20
" 6 pM-eentautinilettonen
VWl.80 rerd alter Jan.
Sill, 180
" Caali lttldEiro New hard,
10 08
Treaeurer 3,29 7 37
-$ 3,59ft Oft
lilt.
1)0(1 TAX.
To amount f Jluivllealc. iW
By 6 per ot aUatMuent on
tt.00 ,
" ! iwreent eonimWon oil
08 60
" 6 ueraentcomiiiiealonon
73.00
145 00
3 0
2 06
3 06
136 70
" Ouli paid lo Kara New
hunt, Treasurer
145 00
Audilci an.!
Match, I Mill
npproye.1 this !8lh of
I, I IIIV,
I. II Ka a, !
I J Kuti. 1
Auditors
I LabigbUMi, Uarafa S8, 1DM).
MERCANTILE APPEAISMENT
-FOR-
CARBON COUNTY
Made by FltANK O'DONNELL, for tho
County of Carbon, for the year 1P0O.
An Appeal
Will bo held at tho Court House, In the
llorougli of Mattch Chunk, at TEN O'
CI.O0K A, M.. on
Monday, April 28, 1890.
SUMMIT HILL BOROUGH.
CLAS.1 AM'T.
Arner, Motes, tinware.... 14 a 7 oo
llresiln,.). v., general store 14
lire slm. P., notions 14
7 CO
7 00
7 00
navis, Mrs. ai., miinner., i
Davis. T. K.. drues 14
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 W
Kline, Mrs. Ueorge, general store,. .14
McCready, John, general store...... I. i
aicureaay. innmaSjCioiiiiiiK. it
Mlnnlck, Stephen F., agent, gener-
al store 14
Kichards, J. & Co., general store.. . . 9
Ulckert, SamueLitoves ana tlnware.1t
Schneider, William, general store.. 8
Hinyard, M. K.. general store 14
Swank, H. U. furniture 14
Tanner, Joieph, general store 14
Trcwren. George, general store 11
Thompson, W. O.. drugs. 11
7 00
26 00
7 00
30 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
vvenner. i. Ai..genentiAiMrc.......i
Nevins, J boots and shoes 14
TAVxnN LirKNflK.
llresiln, l'atrlck
Ilachman, A
Hiinulnger, George,.
Sweeney, James
160 oo
ISO oo
160 oo
iu oo
MSTAUnANT I.IOKXS.
Boner. Maims A...,
Mclliieh. Dennis...
160 00
160 09
tno oo
1M 00
160 00
ir,o oo
Mi'Coniiell, .lames. .
0'ftrhiii, Kdnnrd..
Shea, wm
Boyle, Edward II.,,
Vi'llOLKSAL UCaNBK.
Malo), Catharine.
200 00
EAST MAUCH CHUNK BOItOUOH.
C1.AH8)
AM'T.
7 00
10 00
7 oo
7 On
7 00
Creukers, 1'., general store 14
iiiiciianan, ji. a., general aiore i
Duller, Klwen, general store 14
Hausples, Itoliert. general store 14
DeiinyhotT, K. W., stoves and tin
ware 14
Dlckman, John, general tdoro 12
Hess, J. 6U drugs 14
Ijicalr, Joseph, dmgs 14
Meyer, William J., drugs , 14
Morrow, 1). K., general store 14
12 CO
7 ff)
7 00
1 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
Aiciiee, .lames, general store n
Miith. John, general store 13
Schwab, William, stoves and tin
ware 14
Swank, Charles W., Sour and Iced. 11
Snuuk, Charles W., coal 14
Schwartz, frank, furniture 14
Schllllnger, Fred, general store. ...14
Solomon, J general store 14
7 00
7 Ul
7 OO
7 00
7 OO
7 00
vnss, w.u canal siore i
nnKWKits.
Hchwelhlnz, rim.,
TAVKHK UCKNSK.
Engler, Frank
Kauer, I'hllli
llaas.C. Y...
160 00
160 00
150 00
Sehwelblnz, Frank..
Traukler, Anthony.
150 00
160 00
160 00
ttyan, J.u ,
URSTAUltANT LICKK9S.
Gallaglier, Owen.
ISO 00
MAHONING TOWNSHIF.
CLASS)
Amer. A general store 13
Hurlemun, J.L.. general store ll
Miller, 1,. H., general store ,14
Meltzler, J. C flour and feed 14
Koons, J. W., general store t4
Kllngeinan, 1-., merchant miller.. ..14
Uonibert. Jonathan, flour and feed. 14
Seldel, 0. 11.. general store 13
Smith Hi Brother, generalstore 14
TAVKllN LICKN8R.
AM'T
10 00
7 00
7 Oil
7 00
7 OO
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
McDanlel.J.T.....
Smith, Abraham,,
Horn,'. II. U
75 00
76 00
MAUCH CHUNK TOWNSHIP.
CUBS
Branch, 1L, general store 13
liennlughoii, boots and shoes...... .14
Corby, 1. 11.. general store 13
1-awier, l'atrlck, general store it
Verdou, J. , general store 14
Watson, G.U, general store 13
HI I.I.I Aitu.s.
Slewers, E. It., vice president Wall
neuth UiMiland linprovuiuent
Company, one room, 5 uiunlha
AM'T
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 Ul
12 60
TAVKllN LICKNSE.
Buss, Jacob
Dermott, Bridget..
Oxley, lien
Slewers.K. It
Kniny, John
Mantz, l A
75 00
75 00
76 00
75 00
75 00
76 00
UKSTAU1IANT UCKNBK.
Clark, John
Mctloiry, Felix..
Walklns.T. A...
75 00
75
WIIOI.KHALK UCKNBK.
Duke, Charles ,
LANSFOUD BOKOUGH.
CLAH4
Aurand, II. K & Sons, Jewelry It
Bright, .1. C, general slore... 11
Barnes, Ii. A., general store it
Davis, T.M general store it
Davis, 11, it., dings it
Davis, J. E. & Co.. general store. ...it
Driiinheler, William, stoves and tin
ware it
Dugan, T., general store 14
Evans, William Y., boots and ahocs.lt
Edwards Si Thomas, general store,.. 11
Edwards, 0.0.,general store is
Edelstelne, Julius 1'., clothing 13
Gwllym, Benjamin, stores and tin
ware 14
Garrett, Wm., haidware it
llesi, 1). K., clothing it
Hall,.). It., furnltuie 11
Hall, J. It., lumberyard ll
Holmes, it. It., genaral store 13
Joliues, John .1. it
Kline, U. S., general store It
I.twls, 1). 1)., boots and shoes It
Levlngstou, H., clothing It
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co.,
supply store. It
Mclaughlin, Wm., store it
McNeills, John, general store It
Nemullter, A. M., general store 13
O'Donnell, Hugh, general store it
Hlchaids, J. E., general store 13
Bees. Thomas 1)., sewing machines
and organs 14
Swank, s. 1... furniture store it
Thomas, l'hliin, general store It
Warren, E. & Co., general store. .,.10
frlce, Davln, general store. It
Qui mi, J . A., drugs It
HILLIAUDB.
llolvey, G, II., one room
7 oo
16 00
7 oo
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
15 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 Oi)
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 oo
7 00
7 00
7 OO
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 a.
10 00
7 OO
10 01)
7 00
7 OO
7 00
SO 00
7 00
7 Ml
TAVKllN LIOKNSK.
Evans, Fannie
Earley, Frank
Mollugli. Cella
Zeliuer, Charles
Itittner, Wilson ....
150 00
150 00
160 00
ISO 00
150 00
ltRNTAUltAMT I.1CSN8K.
Jones, John J
llolvey, George It...
Mutliearn, Daniel...
McCoiilgoue, James.
190 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
W1IOI.KSAI.H I.IOKMBK.
Brlslln, 1'utrlck
Miilheuru&- Uorlau.i
200 00
2O0 00
FltANKLIN TOWNSIIll'.
GLASS
...11
Xrner, T. F., general store,
llcltz. Oavld. general store
.14
Uninpbel), Henry, general store... ..14
iicncr,j, iv., siuvinuif Mimro
Iavaii. IsaiLc. merchant miller
Matkley, Tllghoian.boou and alioea.it
l liuer, A. i ..general fuin
1
itex, j, ir., luniuura
.is
.u
Itaber. Kdwurd. general store..
Utckert, J. K,, lual ami lumber..
ii
Itaber, merchant miller 14
ltuoh. Jotlali. Benoral store 13
sawer, Osear J., general store 13
Snrder, Natlutn, guneral More.,, . . .10
Snider, Nathan, lumber ..!
Salt. E. J., general store K
Whitehead. W . eaual More it
11K nibuch, Johu, general More.. ..it
7 oo
TATHM l.trSNflK.
Bbr. WIMam H..
Hehrtg, John
76 oo
76 00
FARSYVILLB nOItOUOH.
CLASS
AM'T
7 00
Carbon Iron and ripe Company ,
. . coal i ,...tl
Johnson, Wm., flour nnd feed 14
7 00
7 00
11 60
lusuer, ,i, u,, general store it
eiers, jacou, general store tie
TAVERN LI0KNSB.
Snyder, Dlldlno.
160 00
TOWAMKNSINU TOWNSHIP.
CLASS
AM'T
Kresge, rani, generalstore 14
Kuukle, Harrison, general store. .,14
7 00
7 00
TAVtXN LIOE.MSK.
SelherllnE, Frank.,
Mtemler, Nathan..,
75 0(1
76 00
LKllIUH TOWNSHIP.
CLASS
AM'T
7 00
7 00
Smlthcors. F. & N.. neneral store.. .14
iia, jonii
.14
TAVICKN L1CKNSK.
Cannon, Daniel.
75 00
WEtSSrOKT BOItOUOH.
CLAH9
AM T
Bierv. W. F.. dnics. 14
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
. 7 00
7 00
Culton, Mrs. M milliner 14 '
i&ury, airs. ai. a., general swre.. . . i
Koons, M. O., hides and leather.. ..it
Miller. Henry, lumber it
Marsh, A, W., general store it
Nusbaum, O. If., Jewelry 14
uex, x. ii., general siore
30 00
M 00
Chrlstman, Henry, one room.,
TAVERN LICENSES.
Kverltt. II. H.cSon...
1.7)00
Chrlstmau, Henry
Straussberger, Jacob..
150 00
ino oo
RESTAURANT LICRNBE.
Amer, Oscar..
150 00
EAST PKNN TOWNSHIP.
CLASS
AM'T,
Penrose George, general store It
7 00
TAVFIN MriNSK.
Penrose George.,
75 00
PKNN FOUEST TOWNSHIP.
CLASH
AM'T.
Danner, Paul, general store it
Bennluger, J. M general store 14 .
- 7 00
7 00
TAVERN LICKXSE.
Eckbant. Frank.
Klbler, E
75 00
75 00
I.OWF.lt TOWAMENSINO.
CLASS
AM'T.
7 OO
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 OI
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 OO
7 Oil
7 00
10 00
Ash & Brother, general store., 14
iwyer si uowmaii, general siore i.i
Boyer & Bowman, coal & lumber.. .11
Bower, J. P., furniture ll
Hover. A., merchant miller. It
Craig, John, general store.. . .13
Craig, John, roal and lumber 14
l'-nrnesi, iienry, ary goous a nouon.su
G ruber, Wm. II., general store It
Green, Charles, dry goods & uottonsll
Iienry, G. II., general storit It
Kostenbader, J., general store 14
Kistler, A. B., stoves and tinware.. .14
Nult, G. H., merchant miller 14
Kuch, J., general store 14
Zelgentuss, S., general store 14
Zelgenfuss, w. A. A., general store.13
TAVKllN LICENSE.
Bowman, F
Chrlstman, Lewis. .
Decker, Mrs
Hausman, A
Henry, Hobert
Schlnert, G. 1)
Strohl, G. W ,
Weisler, Frank....
Kresge, Nathan 11.
75 00
75 OO
75 00
75 00
:n oo
76 00
75 00
75 00
75 00
WEATHERLY BOItOUOH.
AM'T.
Blakesley, W. W., general store t3
Duck, W. W general store 14
Uassler, Charles, coal u ... It
Clewcll, BenJ., stoves and tinware.. 14
Eadle, J. G., general store 13
Hooven, E, w general store 14
Hunter, J. W variety store 14
Horlacher, A. IL, confectionery.. ..14
I lann, W. N.. general store 14
Klntz, David, general store 13
Gerhart, F. 11., general store 14
Iauderburn, J. & Son, general storel3
Latham. P. 11., drugs : 14
Miller, G. W.. general store II
Nuss, L. U., stoves and tinware It
Sondhelm, J., clothing 14
Seudel, J. A., hardware It
Warner, E. F., furniture 14
White, Frank, Jewelry. It
Verzl, Joseph.merchaiit tailor 14
BILLIARDS
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
1 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
15 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
3 00
7 00
7 00
Blttner, H. II., one room
Pattertoli, A. L., one room
TAVERN LICENSE.
Blttner. S. H
Taileton, Lawrence
lllnes, Johu
Miser, Casper
Klrthenthal, II. J
Patterson, A. 1...
Henry, L.
no oo
190 00
160
150 00
160
150 00
150
150
150
WHOLESALE LICKNSE.
Shafer, Henry..
PACKEB TOWNSHIP.
CLASS
Wenlnger, George, flour and feed.. .14
AM'T,
7 00
TAVERN LICKNRK.
Garra, ratilck.,
LAUSANNE TOWNSHIP.
CLASS
Buck Mountain Coal Uoiupany gen
eral store 14
AM'T.
7 00
MAUCH CHUNK BOItOUOH.
CLASS
Bartholomew, K. I)., stoves nnd tin
ware It
Bert sell, Daniel 11., merchant tallor.lt
Bcrtsch Brothers, hats and caps. . . .11
Bernhardt, W general store it
Beers, A. It., general store 10
Barge, U, P., grain merchant 7
Carpenter, S., Jewelry It
CostenbaderaiMuschlltz, meat mar
ket. 11
Cortrlght, H. I). S Son. coal dealers 7
Deahn. Uenry. neneral store tt
AMT,
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
20 00
40 30
7 00
7 00
to OU
7 00
7 00
Dods, William, boots and shoes.... .14
Deemer, II. !., tinware 14
Ebert, O. JL. drugs 14
Faga, John ll, general slore it
Kaga, John II., sewing machines... it
Grand Union Tea Company &Coflee
Company. 13
Garblrene, G fruits it
Hainlll, Patrick, boots and shoes.. .11
Harlan, (1. V.. meat market.. it
Hass, John, general store it
Heist tSiBernhelter, merchant tallorslt
Heberllng, J. W.. general store It
Hold, K.H., jewelry 14
Hyndman, M. general store 14
Halpln, Mrs. A. N., milliner. It
Isaacs, L., variety store it
Jenness, 0. IL, variety store It
Kauaman, J. J., tobacco and clgars.lt
Kuntx ai Co., general store 10
Kefer It ltlu, flour and feed It
Ioblen, F s,oyes and tinware 14
Ijicier, Joseph, drugs. , .13
Ublgh Coal and Navigation Com
pany, coal 13
Loblen. iienry, general store tt
I.) on. (lustorus, groceries tt
Uickenbach, K. P., stationery.. .....it
Mackl, Mrs. A.,notlons 13
Murray, P. F., boots and shoes., ...It
Mulbearn, D. 0., general store it
Miller, K., green groceries 13
Miller, Louis J., general store it
Miller, Henry J., general store It
tllller, F. H., furniture 14
McOarroll, II. IL, green groceries... It
McDara, ll., general store ...It
Hex & Brothers, seneral store 7
7 00
7 OU
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 It)
7 00
7 OI
1.1 OU
7 00
7 OU
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
2( 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
12 60
7 OI)
7 00
7 Be
10 00
7 (10
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
40 00
15 00
7 00
7 00
Sharkey, Mrs, l'atrlck. general storel I
Shlck. Ellas, confectionery. It
Sondhelm, Henry, clothing. It
Sondhelm. Jonas, clothing 13
Hiwnifler& Kjur.atovesaiidtlnwarelt
II 00
7 OO
7 00
Slroli, VVm.ll.ii Sou,boots and shoeslt
Steadmau, J. L-, Jewelery it
Smith. J. W., drugs. It
Smock. Ueorare. groceries II
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
Hjveeaey.H. N., boots and shoes.. ..It
The U. W. Hooven Mercantile Com-
paby, groceries., 10
mieIcme Oll5o ,..14
Warucke, George W., general store.ll
Warncke, IteUry, general store. .'...IS
Wariicke. .1 . coal. 14
26 09
00
10 00
700
7 00
ubo
to oo
1 oo
Warucke O. II.; general store jt
Waincxe, II. G., UJots and shoes. ..It
Williams at KauSiuau, general store! l
mier & Brother, rurulUire. . J... .13
The L'utou NeHSConipauVv It
OlLI.tAKDS.
LenU, L. P., one room..
McGlnley, FrtMeie, t
30 00
M 00
Helss, Leoi
Reiser, J.
ii, one room.
TAVRHH LICENSE
'Armbrujter, I.
IRTOO
iw oo
160 00
ueiuer. rainiuB
Gehrlng, Charles W.
iiiiueriirnni.ii
Kelter,.!. H. t Son ..
Kelfar, A. I)
Inti. UP
MeGlnlev. Frnnel
160 00
1(0 00
160 00
160 00
ir.o oo
Ho oo
160 (10
150 09
160 00
O'Donnell, Michael...
Schmidt, Joseph
BCiiwriuinz, l ain
lam, r. v.
'ifilser. Blasiuj,...
llefinedV, James.
Fosht, krnstus....
160 00
RESTAURANT LIOKNBK.
Itelss, Leopold
Woodrlng, George.,,,.......
160'
150
We) sser, J. It. G
Wlldt.KSAt.K LICENSE
goo oo
Martin, Michael
Sharkey, Catharlue
200
its
KIDDKK TOWNSHIP.
CLAM
Getz, Emory, general store..,.. 14
TAVERN LICENSE,
Getz. Freeman., ,,
Wernet, CharlesrA
Kckert, Paul,,.?.
sc.illy, Frank
AM'T.
75 00
75 (10
75 00
76 00
LEIIiailTON BOltOUGII.
CLASH
AM'T,
UBaltzer, Daniel, notions It
ueyer, auurew. oils uuu nanus it
Bock, 1). B Jewelry it
Clauas & Brother, merchant tailor. .14
Clnuss. E. W., stoves and tinware. . .11
Drelbelbles, Jacob, coal ,.14
Delfenderrer, 11. A cigar store It
Ebbert, David, flour and feed., It
Fenstermacher. It., general store. .. it
Frltzlnger, J. ll., boots and shoes. .14
(label, J. L., hardware ..13
Graver, Samuel, stoves and tlnwarelt
(label, J. L coal it
llagaman, general store 14
Heilman, M., flour and feed It
Heilman, M.,coal it
Horn, O.T., drugs 14
Kemerer & Svrartz, furniture 14
Kemerer, Wm., general store.!-.... .14
Kuhns, W. s , stoves and tinware.. .14
Krum & Kistler, general store 13
Lelbenguth, P., groceries 14
Lehigh Coat & Hardware Company,
store , it
Lehigh Coal & Hardware Company,
coal.. 14
Mehrkam, A. & Son, general store.. 12
Nusbaum, J. T.. general store., .....it
Nusbaum, G, W., sewing machines. H
Nusbaum & Culton, confectionery.. it
Obert, Joseph, meat market 10
Peters, II. IL, merchant tailor 14
Itelier, N. II., drugs II
llehrlg, Owen, paints and paper.. ..14
Itelgel, Amos, general store 13
lthoads, 0. 11., general store 13
Schwartz. Valentine, furniture it
Snjder, E. IL, general store 14
Sweeny & Son, general store.. 13
Thomas, T. I)., drugs It
Trainer, Charles, flour and feed 14
Walp, James, agent, stoves and tin
10 00
7 '10
7 00
10 00
7 0O
7 00
7 00
12 60
15 00
7 00
7 00
SO 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
ware 14
Walp, Kobert, general store 13
Weiss, Lewis, boots and shoes It
Wheat ley, s. C, notions. it
Zem & Snyder, general store tt
TAVERN LICENSE.
Escli, Catharine...
llnin.c. 11
Kistler. Jonathan..
Montr, Thomas....
150
150
150
150
RESTAURANT LICENSE.
Clark. P. F
Miller, F. E
Peters. WINnn A.
Nusbaum, W. II..
160
150
150
160
WHOLESALE LICENSE
Hoilaclier, Fred
ltandeiibusli, Jacob.
200
200
BANKS TOWNSHIP.
CLASS
Ayres, E. II., general store..,,,,...'. 7
Ayrea, E. It., general store 12
Carter. W. T. & Co., general store.. 8
Coxc Brothers, generalstore 10
Meyers, (I. II. & Co., general store., u
Miller, J., Hour. . ml feed It
Williams. S. K.K Son, general storel2
TAVERN LI CRN SR.
McBille,I1iigli ,
Thomas, W. I)
Stack, Maurice ,
RESTAURANT LICENSE.
Brogan, Mary ,
O'Donnell, Frank ,
WHOLESALE LICKNSK. .
Smith, T.Stephen f...,,
nOTTLElt LICENSE. ,
McBrlde, Heal...
AM'T.
10 CO
12 60
::o ii
20 oo
25 00
7 00
12 60
75
100 00
100 00
The above Taxes for Mercantile License
are dne and payable on
FIRST DAY OF MAT, 1800,
00
to George Dolon, Treasurer, at the Second
00
National Bank, Mattch Chunk, Pa,
00
00
00
Tavern, ltestaurant and Wholesale I.lquor
Licenses wero due and payable on the day
on which they were granted by the Court
of Quarter Sessions.
FRANK O'DONNELL,
Mercantile Appraiser.
Summit IIIII, Fa.
Lehigh Valley R. R. Co
Arrangement of Pftnieiieer Trains
In Effect April 6tii, 1890.
1.12AV15 L.1UIIG1ITON
For nahwar.Kllzabeth.Newark and New
York
ii.oo,7.i7, tun, aim u.izH.m.; 3 uo, o.2 aim
n.m.
For Manunka Chunk and Belvlueie cos,
v.uuu.ui, , p.m.
For I-inibertvllle and Trenton 0.00, 9.00
ii.ia .Mw mm o.ic jj.iu.
rur Diuuiiifwii. vuiA3nuqun, Aiieuuiwu, lieui
lehem, EasUiu, Phllade'phla midpoints South
T.iTanu 11.12 u.111., aw, a.vn aim s.ui p m.
For Beading nnd Harrlsburg 7.17, 9.57
and
ii.iv ii.ni., 3.wi aim e.ui ii.iu.
, I... , ...... .11... ... .. a
.rui nuniiiuii,, u, i,iirrry.uru, I.RU
rv's. White Hall, Coplay, ilokendauqua and
rreeuuuisuurK wti, i,u, .w v,oi a 11.12 a. 111.
I2jn, ana o.2 ii.in.
For Mauch Chunk 0JS2, 7.13, 9.41 and 11.16 a.m
l.l." 3.1.1. 0J07.2X8.1UD.m. and 12.-27 in.
ForWeatherly & Hazleton 7.43, 9.11 and 11.4
B.III.; 3.W, O.JO, ?J3, V.U7 p.m.
For Mahanoy City. Shenandoah and Ashland
7.4.1 9.41 and 11.48 a.m. : 3.15. B.S) and 7.21 n.m.
For Mt. Gunnel and Hliaiuokln 7.13 and 11.18
B.1I1.; p.lil.
For New Boston and Pottsvllte 7.43, 8.41 and
For White Haven. Wllkenbarre and Piltston
6A2, 7.13,9.11 and 11.18 a.m. i 3.15, 6J0, 7.23 and
v.u, 11.111,
For Scranton C62. 7.43. 9.41. and 11.4a a.m.
3.13. 6.30 and 7.23 p,m.
rur 1 unauunuocK 11.19 a.m.i amsnsn 11.111
For Oweco. Auburn. Ithaca and (leueva 11.48
own.; vmi p.m.
For 1-aceyville. Towanda. Savre. Waverly. El
mini, Itochester, Buttalo, N'agara Falls and the
wesi ii,s o-iii,; auu 7.-1 11.111.
SUNDAY TltAlNS.
For New-York 5.27 and 9.00 a.m. ; 629 p.m.
For Philadelphia 3JS7 u.ln.
For Easton and Intermediate Rtatlnnt s.rr.
9.00, a.m. ; 3JI7. 1U9 and 8.31 p 111.
Por Mauch Chunk 8.56 a.m. ; I2.aj, 3.15, 0.1D
For MAlianoy Cltv and Shenaudoah l-.' -si nnn
slis u rn. , .-
For White Haven. Wllkes-Ham, viitcnn
Timkhannook, Towanda, Nayre. Ithaca, (ieueva!
Aulmni, Klmlra, Itochester, Buttalo, Niagara
Falls an the West 9W p.m.
rur luruicr Jariicuiars inquire oi Agentsior
Time Tables.
r- 11, 1IVI1NUTUN,
(letl't Piuta. Aireiif.
April 5, DO, ly
South Bethlehem, lynna.
Ex-SherifF Rabenold.
S4 , 8th St., - - - - ALI.ENTOWN.
DENTISTRY.
In alt Its branches. Fresh gas always on
hand. The patronage of the neonle is
solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. 4-6-00
Uy the single bottle, hj 1-4 and l- das.
.uantlti, and In Jobbers lots at Jobbers
111 leek, Hood's Satsurlll can always b
.had. -T'' ' lulve
TiaKANQ'S SHAVINU SALOON, oppoelte tbo
i advocate Offiok, u nnulifuitltta for
shaving aud hair cat Uug. Oigara s tobuvoo sold
Lehigh Goal & Haidware Co.,
Seller's Corner,
We have been piling up
warehouse and revising prices to suit the times, nnd we nre now
in a position to accommodate our customers nnd nil others who
will favor us with their orders, better thnn ver.
"While the first cost on many things in our line 1ms material
ly advanced, wo have been enabled to rod nre our prices on some
by reason oi'large nnd enreful buying, though in heavy iron goods
such as Nails, Wire, &c, tye had to go with the current. We
hnve largely increased our lines and added many now ones.
We have all you need
Machinery, Paints and Shelf
complete line of Machinery
Valley. Our prices are satislactory, our goons should be, and
we try to mnke ourselves so.
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Coal, Cement, Lime, l'prtihzprs, crc, nlways on hand.
GENTS
FURNISHINGS.
Big Stock.
7 00
7 10
7 00
; oo
7 oo
7 00
7 00
7 Oil
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 09
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
HATS, CAPS,
Boots & Shoes.
TRUNKS, &c,
7 00
7 00
7 00
00
00
00
00
fS HEADQUARTERS FOR-
00
00
GENERAL
00
00
00
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Paints,
a d u
A.LL KINDS OF COAL,
OPS. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Bank Street, Lehigh ton. Pa
75 00
75 00
75 00
75 00
Near Phlladelpht
Hobool Open Sept.
Yearlr Bxpenae.
Quurt.rlr I'bjdi
School, lot Watt Pdnt o. Annapoll,. Admucl cUiim
urn linpoMJCOf , Clllik,. Millicmtllc. etc. On ul H,
.uiu.u.u.,iuuai, ,ccacrstm iu ami
IiTi .T . v- . - -im latuiaiw au i. tunirieiy itirtiuiMM. i.i(.i.ntts Hot. m itl Lvr l
thlctlci.etc. Gymnuium. SpeUlcppoituoitiMr.irpli.l.ni i.lv.vu Mpiillv i iuSt,-it,t ,HL a.i.Immui ml .
lrtbOM. Pirroni or "ludealf may helct nv aUtUte. or .1 ti.lnew, Cuilcttrw irai. rr . .1 r Civil I ii,'in
atioB, kitd the tt tninlAif. Vltet
lyuo tent free to any aMre SWITUIN
stop ibat Hawltiiig and Mm.
I will Give Fifty Dollars for a ense of
tarrli, Cold In the Head, Deatness, Hay
Fever, Affected Kyo-Slcht, Astlima or
Throat Trouble. I cannot cure Willi my
Deacon Light Catarrh Cure. Send one
dollar to my postofllce address for a bottle.
I will mail It to you at my expense.
Hay Fever Cured with Tlireo Ilottlea.
HKNUY A. ZOUniST.
184 1-2 Exchange St.' Geneva,
N.Y.
2-1-ona year.
The GOOD ENOUGH" Familt
.oi
7.17,
and
OIL AND GASOLINE CAN!
T-MANl'MCTVEK! IV
mo Wlnfleld Hannrg- Co., - WarreD, 0.
Every Family should have one
No Dropping Oil on (he Floor or Table
No Faucet to Iak or get knocked open t
traste Contents or cause Explosions. Pumj
ind Can close automatically Air Tight.
no lruhnpi' INo Kvaparotlon
ADD ABSOlVTUr SAfC.
A Universal Household Necessity
Kor Hale In Illl2hN)ll bv .T.I'. Nusbaum. I .
rlbentrutli ami T. It. Thomas, aps-m
TOT to BUY that is TJSEFDL.
Qnaranleeil Razor, Good Strap, Onail
Soap, Good Drusli, Good Mu.
Guaranteed Pocket Knives,
Good Gold Peus.
Good Sledlclnes.
THOMAS' Golieii Molar Pliaiiacy,
Bank STitHUT, LnmaiiTOiv, Pkkna.
Preterlptlmis a Sperlally.
rtf) TO Vm. ltODBItlill, undf 1 the K, ham-.' I -U
Iloll.3tuk UH.Uir a itauulti oul T
UablomUf bah u tarOoifii onluadai's. J .
neaasr-t iunwu, cares uauanip,
North First Street.
stock on our shelves nnd in our
in Oils, Duilding Hardware, Glass,
Hardware. We have the most
Repairs and Seeds in tho Lehigh
ieasonai
le Goods
Cassimeres,
Worsteds,
Corkscrews,
Chcriots, &c., &c.
Satisfaction.
There is a good deal of satisfaction
in being perfectly satisfied, nnd espec
ially so in regards to what you wear.
In this particular we invaiiably more
than please our patrons. Our stock
being large, varied and complete gives
satisfaction in making a choice ot goods
desired, while in style, finish and work
manship our reputation speaks far more
eloquently than word. Call on us for
Spring and Summer (Tarmenls, Suits
or parts of Suits. We guarantee per
fect tits nvul finest workmnnship.
Clauss Bros.,
THE TAILORS,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.
II ARD WARE,
V via BB.WB.y
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C vut)K 1 UihA A U.AM rJotw r.iftti.1
Kor Newest Designs ami Moat Kaablousbl
Stjlrs of
DRESS GOODS.
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS.
SILVERWARE, &c, &c.
GO TO
R. H. SNYDER,
Bank Stroot, Lehighton.
Goods Euarantecd ami priros as low ss slis
wliero for thesamo uality of goods,
July 18, 1885ly
Ca -
Rank Street, Lehighton,
Is Headquarters for
UruH Paper and Ceiling Decor
ntions, Windotr Shading,
Painters Supplies, etc.
Andrew Bayer,
I'ait Ioulnr attention li iUI to homo ami sign
lialiitiueanil (tniierliuiiKiiie. Varntlnelk-liwart
is In (-linnet, duriiiK my abwnee ami all wotk
rwlll eeatteiitelveiroloii.iiit
ADA M UACIIliS
.IOIIN 1U01IES
CONTRACTORS.
Lehighton, Carhon county, Pn.,
Itnspeeltnlly inform (lie piibliu that Ihey
are prepared to do all kinds of
Boilfling aafl Ploiiii Wort,
at very lowost prlcM and In the best pos
sible manner. lUtlnnlo cheerfully fnrn
UIibiI on npiilleatlon. 8-aO-Hni
S11I0 hills printed at this office
nt lewost. pritieB. .
O. A. CLAUSS,
nates Willi CUiws llru., l'lrst llt, Lelilghtuu
Fjkk, Life and Acoidkkt
INSURANCE.
Only Knti-rlaiM Companion ara represented.
ImIih-umUoii elieerfully turuUliri, 4
AGISN TSiV " for lie suli-of our
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