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Hates for Igal Advertising i
Charter Notices 4. 00
Auditor's Notices oo
Commissioner's Notices - - - 4 oo
Divorce Notices 4 Oo
Administrator's Notices - - - 00
Kxecutor's Notices 3 oo
SATURDAY. APIUL 10. 1800.
Horn. Flda Circulation Larger than that or
any Weekly Newspaper In the Count j.
BROADBRIM'S 1 Y. LETTER
Tho season of mortification and sorrow
Is nasi, and Easter came down upon us
lirlchtnnd beautiful like a benediction.
No lovelier Easter morning bas been seen
for years, and tho churches of all acnomtna
tlnns were made richer bv the blessing.
Thn air was vibrant with tho Hosana and
Gloria In Excelsls Deo; Jew and Gentile
alike Joined In the antbom of praise. The
grand chorus that ranic out from ever;
lhrltln tlhnre.h." "Our Christ is risen."
swept heavenward with the Jewish song of
deliverance, "Uehold how mighty is Israel's
nod who bath delivered his children out of
the hand of tho Egyptian spoiler." The
last day proceeding the feast of the Pass
over Is held most sacred by every religious
Hnhrnw. and the observance of tho sacred
feasts and fasts among the people of
Israel Is more reverently observed as the
years go by. A Jow to-lay, earns no re
spect In any community by being half a
Christian, And In New York and Brook
lvn his surest rjsssnort to respectability
and consideration Is found In the faithful
nhnprvance nf his own rellslous duties.
It eoes without saying that in the
Catholic and Episcopal Churches Easter
Is one or the grandest uoimays 01 me vear,
hardly excepting Christmas. Flowers and
music, with bright songs of praise and
jubilee, crown .t with especial joy and
blesslnc. It is a svmbol of hope and evet-
lastlng promise, for Christ bas risen from
the dead, and is the mediator of man with
tho Father foreyermore. There was a
time when vour staunch old Presbyterian
would have perished at the stake rather
than have Indulged In any of the Idolatrous
mummery of the Papists and their Imita
tors; but that Is all past now, dead, as
John Knox himself. Every Presbyterian
Church last Sunday, from Ilarlem Bridge
to East New York In Brooklyn, was more
like a flower garden than an old time
orthodox meeting house, and paid choirs
at a salary of eight or ten thousand dollars
a year have superseded the sweet singers
of fifty years ago who sang for nothing and
found themselves, and made the old rafters
ring with Coronation and Greenland's Icy
Mountains. Ob. the flowers 1 fresh and
beaaliful: flowers, flowers, everywhere
roses, llllies. carnations, tulips, hyacinths
painted in gorgeous hues, as 3od only can
oaint these beautiful children of light.
The growth of our boy choirs lu the
Catholic and Episcopal Churches lias added
Immeasurably to the power and beauty of
our sacred music. Who that has heard the
Easter service at St. Peter's at Home can
eyer forget while life remains the majestic
swell ot tnat mlgmy cnorus or ever ex
pect to bear its equal this side of the Gates
of Pearl?
St. Patrick's Cathedral on the Fifth
Avenue Is beyond all question tho finest
(Jnrlstion temple in tne united oiaies.
Its consreeation Is rich and powerful.
is the spiritual borne of the archbishop,
and Its choir Is one of the finest In the city,
St. Thomas's Episcopal Church (the one
where they have no room for roon sinners)
is famous for its boy cuoir, in wnicn an
two of the most phenomenal voices
America. Trinity, Grace, and many others
fairly outdid themselves. It was a gay
time for our Methodist brethren. The
New York and East New York confer
ence have been sitllnc here and in Brook'
lyn all the week, "and tho woods was just
full of 'em" Methodists, everywhere, The
peace that passeth understanding was sup
posed to reign within its borders; but It
didn't. It Is true they did not have to
wrestle with the thirty-nine articles, or the
Apostles' creed. The Westmlnlsler Con
fession did not worry them a bit, and yet
there wan trouble In Zion's camp, though
the cloud at first was no bigger than a
man's hand. The laity are struggling for
recognition, and they are bound to baye it.
Some of the old shell backs, who are still
wandering about the desert in search of the
Piomlsed Land, attempted to block the
way, and one prominent minister declared
that If the time bad come in the Methodist
Church when a minister could have no
more voice In church government than a
layman, then be was quite ready to turn
Presbyterian or Congregationalism no
matter which.
In the meantime, a new class of minis
ters is coming up young, strong, bright,
rainy men, and most of them are with the
people and against the exclusive rule of the
old time priest.
The othtr afternoon I dropped Into the
Gabalda sale of pictures and bric-a-brac nt
the American Art Galleries, and It was an
hour most pleasantly and profitably spent.
We are continually railing against the ex
travagance of the present ago, but a glance
at this admirable collection would convince
the most sceptical that our present style of
living Is economy itself alonglde of the ex
travagance of hundred or two hundred
years ago, and even away beyond that.
Here were sr tides of the date of the 14 th
and 15th century of a cost that no family
of the present day would think of undetak
ng. Common clothes presses covered with
as costly as a ladles workbox. Tablets
Inlaid with Ivory and all sorts of precious
wood, worth a moderate fortune. Mlisals
Illuminated by the monks, a single volume
of which cost labor of a life. Against the
wall was an elegant Andrew Ferrara, with
which the knightly owner cloye his was
through many an opposing host. Here.too
was a magnificent carved Ivory, casket, the
same that Ferdinand and Isabella present
ed to Christopher Columbuse after he was
brought back from Illspanola In chains.
Hundreds were there to bid eagerto secure
these precious relics of the past. The sale
wlch lasted three days, realized many
thousands of dollars, and yet, save as orna
ments or objects of personal giatlOction,
they weie utterly useless. The cry of suf
fering and want is heard all over the land,
and the question arises, are we poor?Twen
flye hundred dollars was paid for a dog at
the Dog Show, and a hundred and twelve
thousand dollars was recently paid for a
little picture. It Is said that Wannamacker
gave seyenty thousand Dollars for Junkacv
"Christ before Pllate,,fand Mr. H'alters, of
Baltimore, gave eighteen thousand five hun
dred dollars forla little Insignificant piece of
brlc-a brae known as the "Peach Blow Vase
A little oyer a week ago Governor Stanford
received nearly two hundred and forty thou
sand dollars for a small string of horses,
and just before that Cornelius Yanderbllt
paid a hundred thousand dollars for Turners
Plctureof the "Grand Canal. Are we
poor, and Jf so, whence come these enorm
ous sums of money? On Wednesday last
twenty thousand dollars In cash was taken
in at the .Metropolitan Oprea llouie.a
goodly portion of wlch Pattl will carry to
her castle In Wales. Are we poor, and If
oo.wby so? Speaking of Governor Stanfords
horses what a band they were; members of
the Royal Family all Their fathers were
kings and their motheis were queens back
to remoteft generation. No taint of pleb
eian blood crossed that royal stock, and no
bar sinister clouded that Imperial success
Ion. Purchasers need no guarantee when
they saw the Stanford colors. They knew
the stock was good and straight as old
Governor himself, and no man who ever
doubted his word. Ills great sale proved
this that honesty in home dealing Is just
as good as honesty in anything else.
Bonner thought so when he paid fifty thou
sand dollars for Sunol, hut what of ltf all
Royalty Is costly, If Iluutlngton could pay
half million for a German Count, one ol
Stanford's equine kings Is cheap at a hun
dred tnousand.
I am, yours truly,
. BROADBRIM,
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Annual Statement
OF THE I.E1UOHTON
POOR DISTRICT.
l'KTKll IIEIM, Treasurer, In Account with
the Lehighton Toor District, fur the Year
ending March IS 7, 1800.
DR.
To Ilalance on hand April 4, 1889 1503 02
To Cash received Irom Wni. Schndel,
Collector, on Duplicate 1881 491 89
Total 1096 o
CIl.
By Amounts Paid Out
Receipt Book.
ns
per
ii.
.T. Bretney, J. J. Kuti and I,
Hauseman auditing accounts. ...
j.
49 00
13 29
K. V. Morthlmer printing statement. . .
Mrs. L. Summit board Tor Airs. Nancy
Fisher during the year ending on
March 27, 1800
Dr. V. T. Horn medicine....
Mrs. P. Snyder rendering services for
Mrs. Fisher
Owen Klots digging grave
Owen Klott provisions for P. Snyder...
Owen Klott taking P. Snydsr to Lehigh
County Almshouse
Owen Klots fare to Weatherly for S.
liecker
Owen Klots salary for the year ending
March, 1890
Henry Schwarts coffin for N. Fisher... .
Dr. w. W. Reber medical services
Iter. J. A. Keber funeral services
J. P. Smith Issuing tax duplicate ......
S. MehrhotTboard for Mrs. Suzan Rehr
Marr John board for child or McLaren
irom Jan. 1 to March 1, 1890
J. L. Oabel coal for Mrs. Summit
T. A. Snyder attorney fee
Moses Kern for malntalnsnce ot Morris
Stout In full to Anrll. 189C. 62 weeks
75 00
DO
7 00
3 no
191
6 00
1 60
23 OO
18 00
3 60
200
3 00
a oo
10 00
8 26
6 00
at2 per week 104 00
doses Kern lor mainiainance oi rnaon
Snyder irom Sept. ZS, 1889, to March
4, 1890, 22 6-7 weeks-ai S3 per week . .
E. H. Snyder merchandise
Reuben Fenitermacher merchandise. .
Moses Hellmon Sour for L. Summit. . . .
A. W. Horn digging grave for Oertle
46 42
23
3 81
6 40
Hlsker 3 60
David Ebbert flour for I Summit 2 80
Peter Helm 1 pair shoes F. Snydsr..... 1
Peter Helm 1 pair shoes O. MoLaren. . . 1 26
Peter Helm 1 pair shoes L. Suraml t . . . . 1 66
Peter Helm 1 pair shoos Mary Summit. 1 60
Peter Helm tare and expenses to Lehigh
County Almshouse 6 CO
Peter Helm salary as Overseer or Poor
and Treasurer AO CO
Total '. 444 82
H.ECAPITUL.ATION.
To amount or receipts snd balances.,.. $1096 20
Paid nut as per reoelpts 444 82
Balance on hond 050 it
We the undersigned, duly elected Auditors,
having examined the foregoing accounts of Peter
Helm, Treasurer of Lehlghton Poor District,
for the year ending March 27, 1890, certify that
the accounts are correct tothe beuof our know!
edge aid belief,
L. .1. HAWSMAN.
J H. ESOH, Auditors.
J. J. KUTZ,
Lelilghton, Pa., March 27, 180.
William Schndel, Collector of
Taxes, in account with Le
highton Poor District.
DR.
Te amount of Duplicate 1926 ss
To additions 11 so
10 a per cent, audea on t2.44 received
nn
liter January 8, lsw) ,
1 60
Total 1639 is
CR.
Ry exonerations , a bs
By !i per ct. abatement op 1392.38 Taxes
from July 10 to Sept. 8. 1889 , 19 62
By 3 per cent, commission on (372.79.... 11 18
116 per ct. commission on 106,71 taxes
from Sept. 9 te Jan. 8, 1690 6 28
By 6 per ct. commission on (31.44 taxes
after January 8,1890 , 1 67
By oash paid to Peter Helm 491 M
Total s: it
Audited and approved this 27th day of March,
A. D. 1890,
L. .7. HAUSMAN,
J. H. ESOH, . Auditors.
J. J.KUTZ,
April 6-W3
Annual Statement
OF THE
Borough of Lehighton.
I2Z11A NEWHAKU, Treasurer, la Account
with the Horough of Lehlghton, Y far
the Year ending March 98, 1800.
DR.
To balance on had as per last State
ment $4ir, si
To amount received front William
Bcbadel, Collector, ou Dup. 18RH 3433 07
To amount received from First Na
tional Bank of Leblghtoc. ' 690 SO
To amount received from M. Reich,
ard for licenses and building
permits n 00
To amount received from L. Graver
for old fence (park).., , 10 00
To amount received from Crea, Le.
vick k Co. for empty barrels ... t) 04
To amount received from D. Kreid-
ler for old lumber 1 26
To amount received from A. Krum
for grass on square j 00
To amount received from O. Dolon,
Trees., as per licenses CR4 00
To amount received from J. Kehrig
for loan of road machine , 5 00
To amount received from Lehighton '
Water Co. for repairs on culverts 3 60
Tots) $519i 7
OR.
By Amount Paid on Highways.
JS Webb, labor 3 75
John T Semmel, labor 23 19
Grsnville Honts, labor 63
P Ueilman, labor A 67
I S Koch, labor , 12 19
August Walter, labor.. 02
Amos Reigel, labor.,..., ,. 4 95
James Bigley, labor , OS
Alyin Nothsteln, labor 3 38
Henry Smith, Isbor 5 00
Charles Xander, labor 14 On
Charles Billmsn, labor 2 SO
William Werner, isbor IS 7S
William Mohr, labor J 2
Alexander Marsh, labor HAS
John Cook, labor 43
Frederick Miller, lsber , 20 44
George Dreber, labor 4A 2-1
Charles Henry, labor IS W4
Julius Kotcadotviki, labor it 81
James Billmsn, labor 2 26 1
A. Billmsn, Isbor
Thns. Webb, labor
Joseph Ken, labor
Samuel Webb, labor
Alex. Miller, lirbor
Levi Itarttmlemew, labor..
Henry BeeVetiflorr, labor...
J. h. Ucldt, labor.
Frank Norther, lalxSf..,..-.
John Irh( labor
Joseph Slrohm, labor
Jacob Olnder, labor
W. S. Kubns,lsbor
Wm. John, labor
Knthnn Honlt, labor
Enns Heifer, labor
Charles Notlisteln, labor.'
5 62
2 60
8 13
19 00
SI St
87
as
12 oo
1 25
1 8T
X 00
in 30
7 00
3 30
4 09
4 A3
9 37
1 26
6 87
John Bwnrts, Jr., labor
Thos. Itaupl, labor
frank renslerinscber, labor.
Mr. Butler, labor
A B8
1 30
K1. Olirlstman, labor
lMward Oh), labor
4 90
8 75
18 50
21 78
Samuel Seller, labor
C li. isower, labor
Fred Rex, labor
1 18
4 AS
M. Beidler. labor
William Horn, labor
II 00
Al. Rlauss, labor
If. It. Peters, labor
A 26
1 26
George Blank, labor
2 60
1 25
1 87
. . 50
Li Benocn, laoor
Lewis Klein, labor
1. a Btrantberry, labor
Joseph Obert, labor.....
9 50
2 00
17 00
30
1 87
2 SO
lieu ben Kehrig, labor
David bbbert. labor
B J KunU, labor
William Honti, labor
Oenrge Bossard, labor
W Ii Moullhrop. labor. ...... ..
38
25
SS
1 87
7 43
7 00
30
8 75
John Acker, labor
tl Ucr man. labor
John Frililnger, labor..
C II Knthsteln, labor
Milton Hunsicker. labor
David Ilehr, labor
Aaron Haunt, labor
James Hollenbach, labor.,
7 00
Mat Schwerer, labor... 11 48
Kinder 1l Krum. labor L'O HI
W II Strauss, labor 63 81
Genres Rex. labor 10 00
Mik Uarriean, labor iz zb
Jacob Klstler. atior io uu
Satnltel HoffirtSh, labor 28 12
Charles Trainer, labor 54 06
Aaron Krum. labor 21 7.'i
William Bchoch, labor 6 00
David Horn, labor. v
Moses Itehrlg. labor 20 00
AmandnsKistler.labor 32 20
John Heilman. labor, 02
Simon Walck. labor 4." 24
Lewis Walck. labor B &
Stenlien Spender, labor., 28 44
O W Schoch, labor 7 50
Joseph Zahn, labor 18 9.1
Mnhlon lleichard. labor hi m
Kara Newhard, labor 328 82
William Noll, labor l ou
William Weldaw, labor S A2
David Mnnls. labor 40 55
Sundry Expenses.
H V Morthlmer, printing
onnual statement $ 2A 00
II V Morthlmer. paper ond
and envelopes S 50
29 60
5 00
L J HauMimn, auditing in
counts William Weidaw.polica ser
vices and attending street
lamps I
I, V U It Co., freight on oil
and pipes . 47 50
L V U KCo.,lumber, (taken,
Ac SI 8
Eira Newhard, note on 1st
Nat. Bank of Leblgbtoc. 690 50
Discount on same 9 50
Jacohy Wars:, surveying acrylics
and attorney's fees.,.,.
Frank Dichl, blacksmituing .,
T J Bretney, hauling
David Montz, interest ou bond
J L Gabel, stenn and merchannlee..,
Buller 4 Febr, surveying serylees....
Godfrey Frsntc, blackamltblng
J Shludler, painting trees in park..,.
Daniel Wleand, carl and harness
T A Snyder, salary 25 00
T A 8oydar,extra services
Long esse 110 00
F F Lents, J of P services
Jonathan Klstler, trlmtninK Irees ...
Reubon Fenstermacher, spikes
Lehigh Wagon' Company, stake
Edward Itaworlh, police services ...
Edward Raworth, hauling
Edward Raworth, revolvers
Lehigh Coal and Hardware Co, sand
and cement
W A Derhamer, lumber
O W Diehl, assessing dogs..,
8 D Lehr, services as surveying and
witness
Lewis Graver, damages for strip of
ground
LT Kleppinger, stakes
Trexler k Kreldler, notices in park..
2Sfl 05
79 08
A00 00
215 88
4 48
2 45
25 00
48 80
233 00
9 18
14 25
10 50
141 no
2 25
22 00
2 89
A 00
5 00
5 00
10 60
9 1
.15 81
1A 79-
17 51
100 00
1 08
5 7
.Obert AHoflbid.plank
29 OA
W 11 Montz, lumber
Joshua Bemrne), blacksmitbing and
Iron pins
John T. Semmel, salary -
John T Semmel.&leand fit on Lamps
Ezra Newhard, cutler bar
" sundry Hems..
" globes and lamps
" Stale taxes for 1888
sud 1889
Esrn Newhard, attorney's tees
Craig & Loose Long's case
Crew, Levlek Sc Co., coal oil
Warren Foundry and Maoblne Co.,
pipes
Esra Newhard, salary as Treasurer...
Mahlou Relcbard, Balary as Bnrgesn.
90
3 2
45 00
2 70"
A 00
31 75
.14 98
7 0
.110 75
58 40
590 3.1.
45 00
20 00
$4,0X8 00
ItecupltulHttou.
Total amount nf receipts ! $5,195 A7
Total amount nam out as tier ortiers. -i,nno us
Balanraon band $ 507 51
Liabilities.
' BOSnSD INOKRTIinVfSS.
David Montz $ 500 00
Assets.
Cash in Treasury .'. $ 507 68
7 58
Liabilities March 31. 1889..
Assets, March 31, 1890
83 09
7 38
Decrease $ ?A 1
We the undersigned duly elected Auditors
of the Borough of Lehiahlon, Pa., do certify
I bat we hays exsmlued the accounts of Ezra
Newbard, Tressursr, and And them correct to
the btit of our knowledge and belief,
L.J. HatisuiN,
J. H. Escu,
J. J. Kutz, J
Lehighton, Pa., March 28, 1890.
Auditors.
IFilliam SchailelTax Collector,
in account with the Borougl
of Lehighton, Pa.
lilt,
J'o ami of Duplicate 1889..
" Addition
.$3,511 80
.. 74 06
5 pel
$19:
92 OS
9 00
-$ 3,586 00
CTt.
By llxoneralions $
" 5 per cent abiiemenion
$2,817.51
" 'J per rent commission on
$2,4!0.4
" 5 per cent commission ou
$704.11 ree'd from, Sept.
9th to Jan. 9th, 1890...
" 5 percent commission on
$201.60 ree'd alter Jan,
8lh, 1890
" Cash paldEsra Newhard,
72 81
136 87
49 7.1
35 20
10 08
Treasurer 3,297 37
-$ 3,595 06
nit.
-1)00 TAX..
To amount of Duplicate. !8R $ 14! 00
By 3 per cent abatement on
$72.00
3 percent commission eu
$68.50
" 5 per cent commission, on
$73.00
3 60
3 AS
Cash paid to Kira New-
hard, Treasurer
ISA 70
$
Hi PO
Audi leu and
Match. 1890
approved this
2Slli day ol
J. ft. Kaea,
J J. Koti. j
Auditors
LeLighton, Pa., March 38, 1899.
MERCANTILE APPRAISMENT
-FOH-
CARBON COUNTY
Made by FRANK O'DONNKM,, for th
County of Oarbon, for the year 1800.
An Appeal
Will he held at the Court House, in the
Borough of Mauch Chunk, at TEN 'O'
CLOCK A. M.. ou
Monday, April 28, 1890.
SUMMIT HILL BOROUOH.
CLASS
iMr,
Amor, Moses, tinware......... 14
Ilresiln, J. P., general store 14 '
Dreslin. F., notions 14
Davis, Mrs. M., milliner 14
1 oo
'. oo
7 00
1 00
Davis, l. ic, urugs ........it
Kline, Mrs. (leorge, general store... 14
McCready, John, geueral store 13
McCready, Thomas, clothing 14
Mlnnlrk, Stephen F., agent, gener
al store 14
Richards, J. & Co., general store.... 9
ttlckerf, 8amuel.stoves ana tlnware.lt
Schneider, William, general store.. 8
Slnyard, M. K.. general store 14
Swank, 8. L., furniture ........14
Tntiner, Joseph, general store 14
Trewren, George, general store 14
Thompson, W. O., drugs.. 14
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
25 09
7 00
CO OS
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
wenner. if. ai., genrnu store. .. ....it
Nevlns, J., boots And shees , ... 14
TAVKRK I.ICKN8K.
Breslln, Patrick
Itachman, A...,
Huntrlnger, George
Sweeney, . I iiines
HRSTAURANT MCRN8C
Boner. Mantis A
Mcllngh, Dennis
McConnell, James
O'Brlan, Kdward
Shea, Wm
Boyle, Edwnrd I)....
WHOI.KKAI.B LiriNSE.
Mlo, Catharine
1C0 00
imico
150 00
1C0 00
lf.OOO
l.'.O 00
I V) 00
UO 00
1W 09
ICQ 00
KAST MAUCH CHUNK BOROUGH
CLASH
Crenkers, l, geueral store 14
ituclmtinti, 11. A., general store 13
llauer, Eiwen, genera, store 14
Bauiples, ltobeit. geueral store 14
llennyhoir, E. ., stoves and tin
ware 14
Dickmun, John, general ,.tore 12
Hesi. J. M-drugi 14
Lacair, Joseph, drugs .....14
Meyer, William J., drugs .......14
Morrow, DTK., general store 14
Mctlee. James, general store 14
Muth, Jonii, general store i:i
Schwab, William, stoves and tin-
v:ive 14
Swank, Charles W., Hour and reed.14
SWunk, Charles W., coal 14
Schwartz, Frank, furniture 14
schllllnger, Fred, general store.... 14
Solomon, J., general store 14
Wel'i, W. C. canal store .....14
11I1KWKHH.
Schwelblnz, Plus
TAVKKN I.IOKNSK.
Kngler, Frank ,
Bauer, Philip
Haas. O. W.,7.
Schwelblnz, Frank.....
Trankler", Anthony
Ryan, .1. 0
RKSTAUHANT LICKNSR.
Gallagher, Owen
AM T,
7 00
10 OO
7 00
7 00
7 00
12 60
7 (O
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 UU
1 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
190 09
150 00
150 00
MAHONING TOWNSHIP,
CLASS
Artier. A., geneial store 12
Uarleman, J . L., general store 14
Miller, L. S., general store 14
Meltzler, J. 0., flour and feed 14
Koons, J, W., general store 14
Kllngeman, P., merchant miller.. ..14,
Gorabert, Jonathan, flour and feed. 14
Seldel, C. II., general store 13
Smith & Brother, generulatote..,..l4V
TAVKItN LICENSE.
McDanlel.J.T.
Smith, Abraham
Uuiu.Z. 11,0
AMT,
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 oq
7 00
75 00
73 00
73 00
MAUCH CHUNK TOWNSHIP.
CLASS
Branch. It., general store 13
Bennlngbon, boots and shoes 14
Corby, V. 11., general store l.i
Lawier, Patrick, general store 14
Verdon, J., general store 14
Wutson.tl. I,., general store 13
IIII.LIAIUW.
Slewers, K. It., vice president Wall
netah Land and Improvement
Company, one room, 6 months
AM'T
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
12 CO
TAVEItJf LICKNSK.
Buss, Jacob
Uermott, Bridget.,
Oxley, Ben
Slewers, K. R. ...
Kinny, John ,
Mailt., L. A
76 00
73 00
76 00
75 00
75 00
73 00
RESTAURANT L1CKNHX.
Clark, John
McGorry, Felix..
Watklus.T. A...
IS 00
75 00
.73 00
WHOLESALE MCKNBK.
Duke, Charles
LANSFOKII BOROUGH.
CLASS
Aurnnd, II. K & Sons, Jewelryi....l4
Bright, .1. C, general store 11
Barnes, K. A general store 14
Davis, T. St., general store .14
uavis, D. R.. drugs 14
Davis, J. K. li Co.. general store.. ..14
Drumheler. William, stoves and tin
ware 14
Dugan, T.,general store 14
Rvons, William V boots and slioes.14
Edwards & Thomas, geueral store.ll
Edwards, G.Cgenersl store 13
Edelstelnp, Julius P., clothing. is
(IwUym, Benjamin, stoves and tin
ware 14
Garrett, Wm., haidware... 14
Hess, D. E clothing ..14
Hall,. I. It., furniture 14
Hall. J. It, lumber yard 14
Holmes, It. lt., geuoral store., .,.,..13
Johnes, John J.,. 14
Kline, U. general store 14
Li Hli, I). I)., boots and shoes., 14
Levlngston, H., clothing It
LebiKti Cxml and NaVlgatlnn Co.,
supply store. 14
McLaughlin, Wm.. store 14
McNeills, John, general store 14
Neumlller, A. St., general store 13
O'Oonnell, Hugh, geueral store 14
Richards. J. E., general store ,.13
Rees. Thomas 1)., sewing machines'
and organs 14
Swank, S. I... furniture store 14
Thomas, Philip, general store 14
Warren, K. & Co., general store.. ..10
I'rlce, Davln, general store 14
Qulnn, J. A., drugs 14
BILLIARDS.
Holvey, o. II., one room.,
TAVERN LICENSE.
Evans, Fannie ,,
Hurley,-Frank,..
Mcllugh, Cella.
Zehnrr. Charles
Blttner, Wilson .,
RESTAURANT LICaNBK.
Jones. John J
Uolvey, George II...
Mulhearn, Daniel
MrCoulgoue, James
WHOLESALE LICENSE.
Urlillo. Patrick
Mulhearn f Dorian
AM'T
7 00
15 O0
7 00
7 00
; oo
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 01)
16 00
10 O0
IU 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7,00
7 00
7 0t
10 00
700
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
it 00
7 00
700
30 00
160 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
ISO 00
160 00
160 00
150 00
150 09
200 00
'JOO 00
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.
CLASS
...14
...14
AM'T
7 00
7 09
7 00
700
700
Arner,-T. P., general store
Bcltz. David, general store
Campbell, Henry, general store.,
Heller, J. AY., stoves and tinware. . . .14
Levan. isaac. rucrcnaui nnuer it
Markley,Ttlghman,txots ana saoes.14
Fuller, A. T.,general store 14
7 CO
7 00
10 00
7 00
TOO
T 00
IP 00
to 00
woo
itex, J. r.,iuriui.ure.......
Raber, Edward. general store....
litekert, J. K.,coal and lumber. .
Raber, 8., merchant mller
Ruck". Joslah. general store
13
...14
..14
..14
::M
..to .
..14
-.14
It
Saeger, Oscar J., general store. . .
anyuer, naiuau, kuubi rw.vi.
invuer, nauiau.-.u"""
1 00
3 oa
7 O0
i 00
E.. j.,Kicnu Kir"..
btuhead. W . canal store.
lUgiiibuch, JuUn, Kffl;r store-
TATIRV LICENSE.
eber, William II.
lehrlg, John
7S00
K 00
paruvvili.e nonouoii.
CtiABg
AM'T
7 60
7 no
7 00
II 50
Carbon' Iron and Pipe Company
coal 14
Johnson, W m., flour and feed 14
Kisuer, j.u., general store n
Peters, Jacob, general store ...12
TAVJCRH I.10KNS.
Snyder, Dlldlne
TOWAMENSING TOWNSHIP.
CLASS
AM'T
K retire. Paul, creheral store... 14
7 00
7 00
Kunkle, Harrison, general store. ..14
TAVIRN LICENSE.
Selberllng, Frank
Stemler, Nathan
li 00
76 00
LEHIGH TOWNSHIP.
CLASS
AM T
Sinltbcors. F. fc N.. eeneral store.. .14
7 to
7 00
Tld, John 14
TAVXBN LICENSE.
Cannon, Daniel
WKISSPORT BOROUGH.
CLASS
AM'T
fllerv. W. P.. drusrs...... 14
7 00
. 7 no
7.00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
Culton, Mrs. 11., mlllluer. .......... .14
ijtury, airs. m. a., general store.. ..14
nuons. m. 4J., nines aua ieatner...t
Sillier, ilenrv. lumber ll
Marsh, A. W., general store 14
Nusbaum, C. It., Jewelry 14
Rex, T. It., general store.
.14
B1LLIABDS.
niuci, uiio mum. ..........
Chrlstman, lleury, one room
30 no
so (10
TAVERN Ltrx.VSES.
Kverltt.H. II. &Son
160 00
160 00
150 U0
Chrlstman, Henry...
Stramaberger, Jacob ,
RESTAURANT LICBNSK.
Arner, Oscar..
" EAST PENN TOWNSHIP.
CLASS
Peurooe tteorge, general store 14
TAVEBN LICENSE.
Pentose George
AM'T,
PENN FOREST TOWNSHIP.
CLASS
Danner, Paul, general 'tore 14
Bennlnger, J. M., general store 14
TAVKKN LICENSE.
Eckbanl. Frank
K I bier, K
AM'T.
7 00
7 00
73 00
73 no
LOWER TOWAMENSING.
CLASS
Ash & Brother, general store 14
Boyer Si Bowman, general store 1.1
lloyer & Bowman, coal & lumber.. .14
Bower, J. F furniture 14
lloyer, A., merchant miller 14
Craig, John, general store 1.1
Craig, John, coal and lumber 14
Earnest, Henry, dry goods & notlonsU
amber, Wm. n general store 14
Oreen, Charles, dry goods & notlonsU
Henry, G. II., general store 14
Kostenbader, J general store 14
Klstler, A. B., stoves and tinware.. .14
Nulf, G. 11., merchant miller 14
Ruch, J general store 14
Zelgenfuss, s., general store 14
Zelgenfim, W, A. A., general store.l.'i
TAVERN LICENSE.
Bowman, F
Chrlstman, Lewis
Decker, Mrs
liausman, A
Henry, Robert
Sctiltfert, G. D
StrohLG. W
Weisler, Frank ,
Kresge, Nathan II
AM'T.
7 00
10 03
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 OO
7 00
7 00
l no
75 00
76 00
73 00
75 00
75 09
75 00
75 00
73 00
75 00
WEATHERLY BOROUGH.
CLASS
niakesler, W, W., general store... ,. 13
Buck, W. W general store ...1
OatBler, Charles, coal 14
ClewelLBenJ.. stoves and tinware.. 14
Eadle.J.G., general store ,.13
Hooven, E, W., general store.. .....14
Hunter. J. Vf., variety store 14
Horlacher, A. II., confectionery. . . .14
Hann, W. N.. general store.. 14
Kintz, David, general store.... is
Gerhart, F. ll., general s ore 14
Lauderburn, J. & Sou, emeral storeia
Latham, P. a., drugs ,...14
Miller, G. W.. general store 11
Nuss, U J stoves and tinware 14
Sondhelm, J., clothing , 14
Seudel, J. A., hardware 14
Warner, K. F furniture 14
White, Frank, Jewelry. 14
Verzl, Joseph,merchant tailor 14
BILLIARDS.
Blttner, S. II., one room
Pattertoti, A, L., one room
TAVERN LICENSE.
Blttner. 8. H
Tarleton, Lawrence
Hlnes, John....,
Miser, Casper.. , ,,,
Klrthenthal. II. J
Patterson, A. L
Henry, I
WHOLESALE LICENSE.
Sharer, Henry ,
AM'T,
10 00
7 OO
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 OO
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
15 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
30 00
.10 00
150
150
150
ISO
160
150
150
;oo
PACKER TOWNSHIP.
CLASS
Wenlnger, (leorge, flour and feed,, .14
AM'T.
TAVBRN LICENSE.
Garni, I'atrlck..
75 00
LAUSANNE TOWNSHIP.
Buck Mountain Coat Company gen
eral store.,,.. 1.14
AM'T.
7 00
I
MAUCH CHUNK BOROUGH.
CLASS
Bartholomew, E. 1)., stoves and tin
ware 14
Bertsch, Daniel tl., merchant tallor.14
Bertscb Brothers, hats and caps. ...14
Bernhardt, W., general store 14
Beets, A. R., general store,. 10
Barge, B. F., grain merchant....... 7
Carpenter. B., Jewelry ,14
Costenbaderl: Musclilltz, meat market-
U
AM'T,
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
20 00
40 30
700
700
40 00
7 00
7 00
Cortrlght, M. D. & Son, coal dealers 7
Deahn. Henry, general store 14
iioas, vviiiiain, uooia ana suoes.., . .14
Deemer, 11. G., tinware..... 14
Ebert, u. M., drugs 14
Faga, John 11, general store 14
L-m . . m 1 ., ,. .. II . 1. , .. . . .
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
- "uii .iMBcniufi iitaviimrs. . .
Grand Union Tea Company & Conee
Company. 13
Garbireua, 0., (rults 14
llamlll, Fatrlck, boots and shoes.. .14
Harbin. G. W.. meat market ll
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 0"
Hass, John, general store 14
llelst&Bernherser, merchant taUorsit
Heberllng, J. W.. general store ll
Ilohl. K. H.. Jewelry 14
Ilyndman, M, general store 14
Ualpln, Mrs. A. N., milliner. 14
15 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 Oo
7 00
7 00
20 00
IMWV, luiic,; BIVIC ..it
Jenness.U. II., variety store 14
tiauutuaii, u. j., wuacco anu cigars.ii
Kuntz Co., general store 10
Kerer tl ltltl. flour and feed 14
7 00
Loblen, F s,oves and tinware 14
Lacier, Joseph, Urucs........ 13
7 00
10 00
12 SO
LniKn ioai ana navigation tain-
Loblen, Henry, general store 14
Lyon. Gusto rui, groceries 14
Luckenbach, K, P.. stationery.. .....14
7 00
7 00
7 8S
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
aiac&i. Alia. A.,uuiiuua.,.. ........
Hurray. F. F., boots and shoes..., .14
aiuiuearn, 11. v., general score u
Miller, EH green groceries 13
Miller, Louis J., general store ..14
Miller. Henry J.. eeneral store 14
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
40 00
15 00
Miller, F. II.. furniture 14
McUarroll, II. 1C, green groceries.. .14
McDara, G., general store. 14
Ites & Umlhera. eeneral atore....... T
Sharker, Sirs, Patrlek, general storelt
Shirk. Bll&s, confectionery. 14
Soudbelm, Henry, clothing. it
Sondhelm, Jonas, clothing 13
Spenglr&Kser,stovesaudtlnwarel4
Hin1h.Wm.II.S1 bun. boots and ahoeais
7 00
7 00
IS 00
7 Oil
7 00
7 00
1 00
7 00
7 00
26 08
7 00
700
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 OO
IS 00
10 00
T OS
Steadman, J. U, Jewelery it
Smith. J. W., drugs. 14
smock, Georne, groceries 14
Hweeaev. U. N.. boots and ahoe....u
The O. w. liooven Mercantile Com
pany, groceries., ....10
The Acme Oil Co 14
waracKe, tieorga w., general store.tt
Warncke, Henry, geueral store tl
Warncke, J.,ca4l....,,,.,.......t..,H
WUltams & Kuin laMalstoreli
y eager & Urollujr, furullufe., ..:.. ii
TnUaHa News Cempauv it
FlILt.TAKtn.
... M. 1. ullu (Vf'ltl ..,
iley, Francis, one room ,
HHss, Lfwpold, one room
'elser, .1. a. Si Son, one room. .
m 0
MOq
TAVERN LIOENHR.
ArmbntHer, Ixiwls
I'.eliler, Knmitcl F
(iehrlng, Charles W....
ISO 00
isuoo
ISO Oil
160 00
iiuuernrant.il
Reiser, J. S. t Son
Kellar, A. D
Lcntz. I. F
McGlnley, Francis
O'DouneU Michael
Schmidt, Josepl
Kciiweiblnz, Tnul
Stahl, F. C.
Zelsor, Blaslus
150
160
150
160
150
160
160
160
150
150
160
venneur,. lames
Foslit, Erastus
RESTAURANT LICENSE.
Relss, Leopold
Woodrlug, George.,
160
150
Wejsser.J. It. G...
200
WHOLESALE LICENSE.
Martin, Michael
Shaikey, Catharine,.
200
VtO OU
KIDDER TOWNSHIP.
CLANS
Getz, Emory, general store .14
TAVERN L1CKNSI,
AM'T.
Getz, Freeman ,
Wernet, Charles A...
Ecicert, Paul
Scully, Frank
LEHIGHTON BOROUGH.
. CLASS
lialtzer, Danlelt notions 14
Bejer, Andrew, oils aud paints 14
Bock, 1. S., Jewelry 14
Clauss li Brother, merchant tailor.. 14
Clauss.'E. W., stoves and tinware. ..14
Drelbelbles, Jacob, coal 14
Delteuderfer, 11 A., cigar store 11
Kbbert, David, flour aud feed 14
Fenstermacher, 11.. general store... 11
Frltzlnger, J. M.. boots and shoes. .14
Gabel, J, L., hardware 1.1
Graver, Samusl. stoves and tlnwarelt
Gabel, J.Lcnnl 14
Hagaman.K., general store .14
nellman, M., flour and teed 14
Heilman, M., coal , 14
Horn. tl. T., if rugs , m
Kemerer & Swartz, furniture. ....- ,14
Kemerer, Win., general sUire 14
Kuhns, W. 8 , stoves and tinware.. .14
Krum & Klstler, general store 13
Lelbengutli, F., groceries 14
Lehigh Coal & Hardware Company,
store 14
Lehigh Coal & Hardware Company,
coal. 14
Mehrkam, A. St Son, general store.. 12
Nusbaum, J. T.. general store ,11
Nusbaum, G. W., sewing machines. 14
Nnsbaum & Culton, confectionery.. 14
Obert, Joseph, meat market ,..10
Peters. II. II., merchant tailor 14
Reber, N. 11., drugs 14
Itehrlg, Owen, paints and paper.. ..14
Itelgel, Amos, general store 13
Rhonds, O. B., general store 13
Schwartz, Valentine, furniture 14
Snyder, K. II., general store 14
Sweeny SS Son, general store i:t
Thomas, T. I)., drugs 14
Pralner, Charles, flour and feed 14
Walp, James, agent, stoves and tin
ware u
Walp, Robert, general store 13
Weiss, Lev. Is, boots and shoes 14
Whealley, S. C notions 14
Zero Si Snyder, general store 14-
AM'T,
7 00
lo 00
7 00
7 SO
7 0
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 '0
7 00
10 00
7 OO
7 00
7 00
TAVERN LICKNSK.
Esch, Catharine
Hom.O. II
Klstler. .loniithai
Montr, Tlioinat ,
ltKSTAllltANT LICKNSK.
Clark, P. F
Miller, F. K
Peters, Wilson a
Minimum, V. 11
WHOLESALE LICENSE
Horlacher, Fred
Raudenbiiih, Jacob ,
7 00
7 00
150 00
150 CO
160 00
150 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 OO
7 00
7 00
160 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
COO 00
200 00
HANKS TOWNSHIP.
CLASS
Ayres, E. B.,geueiul store 7
Ayres, E. II., general store ..12
Carter. W. T. & Co., geueral store. , s
Coxe Brothers, general stoie 10
Meyers, G. II. Hi Co., general store.
Sillier, , I., flour and teed 14
Williams. S, ICS; Son, general storeW
TAVERN LICENSE.
McBrlde, Hugh
Thomas, W. D
Stack, Maurice
RESTAURANT LICENSE.
Brogau, Mary.
O'Donnell, Frank
WHOLESALE LICENSE
Smith, T.Stephen..
1IOTTLKR LICENSE.
McBrlde, Neal
AM'T,
100 00
The aboyo Taxes for Mercantile License
are. tine and payable ou
FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1890,
00
00
00
to George Dolon, Treasurer, at the Second
00
00
00
00
National Bank, Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Tayern.Hestaurantantl Wholesale Liquo
Licenses were tlun and payable on the
00
on which they were granted by the Court
of Quarter Sessions,
FRANK O'DONNFJ.L,
Mercantile Appraiser.
7 00
Summit Kill, Pa.
Lehigh Valley R. R, Co
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
In Effect April 6th, 1890.
I.KAVK LEHIGHTON
For Rahwar.Ellzabetli.Newark and New York
0.00,7.1;, 0.57, and 11.12a.m.; 3 0s, n.'.n and s.oi
p.m.
For Manunka Chunk and Belvldere 6.08, 7.17,
V.w a..,,, , lA.o, i..u.
For Ijimbertvllle and Trenton e.otl, 9.00
U.12 a.m. 1 uu una wa p.m.
mi aiauiiKHiu, vuuuuiuqua, Aiienrown, iiein
leheni, Kaston, Plillade'phla and points South
i.ii uiiu 11,1 u.ui.t o,zn anti s,ot n in.
For Readlug and Harrlsburg 7.17, 9.67
11.12 a.m.; 3.00 and 8.01 p.m. '
for iiowinans, Lenign uap. fjlierrytord. Lau.
rv's, White Hull. Coplay, itokendaiiqna and
I'reemansburg 657,7.17,0.00 9.6T Si 11.12a. m.i
12JT, and 5.29 ji.ni. '
For Mauch CliurkOJU, 7.43, 9.41 and 11.41 a.m.;
A,... v.ov , cj, 9.10 p.m. mm vi.i n.m.
For Weatherlv Si Hazleton 7.43. .4t nod 11.4s
a.m.; 3.15, 6.3U. 7.23, 9.07 p.m.
For Mananov Cltv. Shenandoah and Ashland
Lis, .4i ana ii.ts ajn.; 3.15, 6J and 7.23 p.m.
Fur MLCarmel and Hliainoklii 7.43 und 11.
a.m.: n.3un.ni.
For New Boston and Pottsville 7.43, 9.41 and
11.48 a.m. : 3.15 and 7.23 n.m.
For White Haven. Wllkesharre and Plttstnn
ft.52, 7.43, 9.41 and 11.48 3.15, 6JO, 7.23 und
9X7 p.lll.
For Scranton COS, 7.43, 9,41, and 11.48 a.m.;
i or i unKnaiinocK i l.ts a.m. : o.: si 7.2s n.m .
ForOwego. Auburn. Ithaca and Oeneva 11.4s
a.in.; imii p.m.
ror j.aceyvitie. loivanua. avre. WHveriv. ki.
m Ira, Rochester, Buffalo, N'agarn Falls und the
' SCNDAV THAINS.
For New York 6.27 and 8.00 a.ni. ; SJ9 n.m.
For Fhlladelnbla 3J17 ti.ni.
For Kaston and Intermediate Mini
9.(0, a.m. ; 3Jt7. 6.29 and 8.31 p ill.
For Mauch Chunk BJ8 a.iu.; 12.28, 3.13, 6.19
ror iiazieton .bo a,m. ; 12 2, 3.15 9.97 p. in.
For Mananov Cltv and Khenniwinih iv 'wnn
3.15 p.m.
For White Haven. WHLe.lii.r, mtit,,n
TiinlUiannock.Toviauda, Sayre, Ithaca, Oeneva,
Auuiuii, fuiuiiu, iwciiasier, jiunaio, xviagaru
Falls and the West 907 p.m.
, .J; ,, cr particulars iinmire oi Agemsior
Time Tables.
A. ii. JiliniilUA,
(len'l Pass. Acent.
April 5, "90, ly
South Bethlehem, I'euna,
Ex-Sheriff Rabenold.
124 N. Oth St,, - . - - ALLKNTOWN.
DENTISTRY,
111 all its branches. Fresh s-as slwrnra nn
band. Tho natronaea of the nannla i
solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. 4-5 00
Ur th single bottle, by 1.4 mid l. iloj.
fuantllles, stud In Jobbers lot at Jobbers
tnlMS, llood's SarsapitrHla emu always It
"d. miy.
mSRANO'S UIIAVINU SALOON, opposite the
i advocate Owe, is headqiwrtws for
sjMrmeand baircuttuig. Cigars & tobasoo said
Lehigh Goal
Setter's Corner.
Wc lmvo been piling up stock on our shelves nml in our
warehouse and revising prices to suit the times, and o nre now
in a position to accommodate our customers and all others who
will favor us with their orders, better than vor.
While the first cost on many things in our line has material
ly advanced, we have been enabled to reduce our prices on some
by reason of large nnd careful buying, though in heavy iron goods
such as Nails. Wire, &c., we had to go with the current. We
have largely increased our lines and added many new one
We have all you need in Oils, Building Hardware, Glass,
Machinery, Paints and Shelf Hardware. We have the most
complete line of Machinery Repairs and Seeds in the Lehigh
Valley. Our prices are satisfactory, our goods should be, and
we try to make ourselves so.
Coal, Cement, Lime, Fertilizers, ifc, always on hand.
Oil
UO
00
00
00
CO
04
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
GENTS
FURNISHINGS.
Big Stock.
7 00
76 00
73 00
73 00
73 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 Oo
7 06
7 00
7 00
12 (0
15 OU
7 0.1
7 00
0 00
7 00
7 tiO
7 CO
10 CO
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 10
7 00
7 00
10 Oil
7 U0
7 UO
1 00
HATS, CAPS,
"Boots & Shoes.
TRUNKS, &c,
fS HEADQUARTEKS FOR-
GEN ERA L
'9 BuiiisuiiwB
A.LL KINDS OF COAL,
OPR. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa
10 CO
12 60
SO (10
0 00
25 00
7 00
12 50
75 00
75 00
75 00
73 00
75 00
Nenr riillndpliiltln.
Hchoul Oiifii Stc lOlb.
Vchi I) Kxitenyte, S500.
Admits and iHsiftct yotmy mm n.1 loj it nv i tf .
School. Tor Wt I'pik: w Aoiupvlit A,la.M1 tJw
Civil bnrtieeriru. Ows i. Mlt.ict, .iit . nr ) h-
tudcntlbodni taitlt t!w )nit.iU 1 fe aU MM n i
toopi E.ety ftnri ia. 1,1 it a -ii-jhi rj.1.! u n I ,
lth!etiv-s.ttc. r.vuut4tUitt (). wi)4,rt,mi'U-.rrf ,i.f
wM toji Psmtn or tii'trnrs rtnr ( .fn-n,,;r
Muic. t'tiyskfel nj Chntal ltmt.r prj.u, j
cic k. Mora full) tn tdt wiDi ai-or. tit ii-1 j.c ,
comdHt.ttteLmtrauciN.i'i un.Iil.fi .t-t,, nviUl.i
Illustrated catkl'wu ti-t ti-e 1 v o tt-. u . u
IS
Stop tbat HawMng aud mm.
I will give Fifty Dollars for a case of
day
tarrb, Cold In the Head, Deafness,
reyer, Anectea i.ye-sii;iit, Asthma
Throat Trouble, I cannot cure with
Beacon Light Catarrh Cure. Seucl
dollar to my postofuce address for a bottle,
I will mall It to you at my expense.
1IY Ferer Cared with Three Unities.
IIKNKY A. zonmsT.
184 1-2 Exchange St,' Oeneva, N.V.
2-1 -one year.
Tin "GOOD ENOUGH" Fauiii
Boh"
o ai
580
2h
and
n iv,j' -xr zft-k lssi
Wkti Iilwilfftl II
and
la 11 iT mTt
Mmmm
sMssjjjjp- , Trrzsotmi
OIL AND GASOLINE CAN I
MAMIFACTl'D V
The Wlnfleld Hanafg Co,, - Warren, 0,
Every Family should Have One
No Dronnme Oil on the Floor or Table.
No Faucet lo Leak or tl knocked open t
sraste Contents ur cause Explosions. Fumj
ind Can close automatically Ala Tight.
Pfp l.ciilot- No Kveporatloa
I AND ABSOlUTUr SAFt,
A Universal KovBer-old Necessity
For Rile In Ililchtnn bv .1. T. NuohaTnn.
iioenmiiii aim 1. 1. iiipmas, uivi3i'
TOT to BUY that is USEFDL.
Guaranteed Itaxor, Rood Strap, flood
Soap, flood Ilrusli, Good Mn.
fluaranteel rocket Kolyes,
Good Gold IViu.
Good Medicines,
THOMAS' Boliea Mtlir Pharmacy,
Bank Strhbt, I.KutaiiToy, PmrNA.
Prescription a Specialty.
GOTO Pita. ltOUKltHIt, uodw the ttetthauKfi
IleUI, Bank sum. (ur a swoetli shave or a
iKstilouable batr out. fcsT- OtosMt ou Sttsday's.
Koedtr's Ilalr toute, cures Daaanui.
& Hardware Co.,
North First Street
Seasonable Goods
Cassimeres,
Vorsteds,
Corkscrews,
Cheviots, &c, &c.
Satisfaction.
There is a good deal of satisfaction
in being perfectly satisfied, and espee
ially so in regards to what you wear.
In this particular we invariably mor?
than please our patrons. Our stock
being large, varied and complete give?
satisfaction in making n choice ot goods
desired, while in style, finish and work
manship our reputation speaks lar more
eloquently than word. Call on us for
Spring and Summer Garments, Suits
or parts of Suits. We guarantee per
fect fits and finest workmanship.
.Clauss Bros.,
THE TAILORS,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.
HA RDWAR i:
For Newest Designs snd Most' FssblonabU
Styles of
DRESS GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS.
SILVERWARE, &c, &c.
GO TO
E. JEL SNYDER,
Bank Street, Lehighton.
floods Eusrsuteed and prices as low ss else
where for the tame usllty of goods.
July 18, 188S-I7
Ca,
Hay
or
iny
one
Andrew Bayer,
Bnnk Street, Lehighton,
Is Headquarters for
WaW Paper and Ceiling Decor
ations, Window Shading,
Painters Supplies, etc.
IMltkiilar attention Is naltlto house and itirn
nalutlnf: anil nauer hansrliisr. Vnlnttno Hchfvsri
islnctiareu (turiufc iny absence and all woiti
ADAM KACHKS
JOHN KACJE!4
CONTRACTORS,
Lehighton, Carbon county, Pa ,
HesKcirnlly Inform the public that they
are prepared to do all kinds of
BEililioi a; Ploiiii Wort,
Kuril aiiillius; In Bath Tuba, Closets, ,
I . '
al very lowest prices and In thp hesf pos
sible manner. Estimates cheerfully furn
ished on application. .1-20-Sin
Sale hiJJs printed at this offlce
nt loivest prices,
' O. XCLA U SS,
Ottlcesvllh Clauss iro., First street, IlilKliiott
Fikk, Life and Accidknt
INSURANCE.
Only KratUs foinrnlw( iiih rein
Information eheeWiillyfurnltlied.
retirp-iite(t
AGENTS!'.' "Hva h.r I he Hfol our
,rfr Hnie Orou Nursery Mork
WANTKU. Most Liberal Terius.
Uueauallrd taeillti. One of Die largest, olilesi
wtabllslieil and bmt knnnn nurseries in ibe
eounlr)'. Address w. & T. Hmith. flenn.,
Nurry, lleueta IS. V.KkuiUIUIiihI In isis -hh.
T1IK OA1II ION AI'tCATl! IlKl'ICK, Bank
strmM, plain idsd faiiey Job priullnir a snrel
ly. AUVOOATK one dollar per year In advance
Jt. ltAUl)KNlirHlI.IlnkhiiT. ttbolesio
. dealer In choice oranda ul whiskies, giu,
mwiuiw, wiuva, ou. sv rduwiws soucitLa