The Carbon advocate., July 12, 1890, Image 3

ORIGIMAL CHEAP GASH STORE !
WE H AVK just contracted
for thirty dozen Infantile Kid
Hutton Shoes, part of which will
be shipped next week. The
price will be 33c a pair. Al
though the lot is largo wo leel
sure that thoy will last but n
short time, and in order to let
nil our patrons have a chance of
securing some of them we ad
vertise them now.
Men's Goat Russet Shoes,
made wholly of leather, $?tU6.
Should be $3.00.
Boy's Goat Busset Shoes,
made wholly of leather, $1.55.
Ought to be $2.00.
New styles of Men's Four
Ply Linen Collars are among
the Gent's Furnishings.
Gent's Fancy Outing Shirts
made of Fine French Flannel
at $1.25 and $1.00.
Have you heard of this be
fore? A complete Decorated
Toilet Set for $7.25. Jar, Ewer
nnd liason, Soap Tray, Comb
Tray, Mug, Pitcher & Chamber.
Another supply ot Gold
nnd Silver Bead Necklaces in
single and double strands has
been opened.
J. T. NUSBAUM,
.Flint Street, between Smith ana Hum Streets,
Leliiuliton,
The Carbon Advocate
SATUKDAY. JUIA. 12 1800.
GOSSIPING GATHERINGS.
Tlio Valley Company will build a more
commodious building at the north sldo of
the Central bridge at tho upperend of towu,
for Its telephone and watchman. We
thought this necessary for some time past
from the bay window propensity of the
genial Eryc. The new building will have
two rooms and be B0x20 feet.
Wa are always moro Uimi pleased to
receive the news, but writers must sign
their names, not for publication, but as a
guarantee of good fatth. For falling to do
thlb a lively bitch of local news from East
renn Is thrown In the waste basket. We
want your nows, but sign your name.
In an amateur shooting contest hc
t.toen "Kigby" Campbell, V. P. Clatk,
Thos. Nusbattm and Jim Stanton, Monday,
"lllghy" was done up, only scoring one
point out of a posslblo twelve. We knew
It, he couldn't shoot tlra right side of a barn
rflonr with colored glasses.
Albert Hinlcel, lives at Jamestown,
a suburb of tbls city, One evening re
cently he was carrying a bucketful of
boiling lint water to the second floor when
lie slipped nnd fell, tho water falling on
top of hltn. lie was badly scalded, but is
getting alright again.
While shooting off a Itoman candlo on
the evening of the Fourth, the hind end of
the cdncern went off and feyerely burned
Earnest Wliestley's right arm from the
wrist to tho shoulder. The. pain was In
tense, but the little mascot bore It bravely.
A ride through our beautiful valleys,
with their Interesting history of the past,
Is more than delightful. Tho famous Ma
iioulng and wonderful Toho Poco should
not be missed. Teams can be hired cheaply
at Ehbert's livery on North street.
The scraggy appearance of the Park is
said to be caused by tho fertile condition of
the soil. Imagine a badly kept garden
With grass grown walks and you hava a
picture of tho Park.
A crack shooter named K'est, of
Easton, on Saturday morning started In to
lueak twenty-five glass balls with Laf.
fichoch, of town. IIo came out winner
only one point.
Tho north end of Second street Is being
graded. The hill will be reduced about five
feet at the top and the base will be consid
erably filled In. Altogether It will improve
the thoroughfare.
Francis Bowman, of ttin south end, n
brakeman on a I.ehtgli Valley "coaley,"
was caught by the edge of a landslide, at
I.aury's one night recently and badly
bruised.
While lighting a cigar the other night
iuo Are crept up Into Lewis Werner's
handsome chestnut brown muslacho and
completely destroyed the capillary sub
fltanee.
Clarence S. Weiss, of town, filled the
pulpit of the M. K. church at Parryyllle on
Suuday evening. In the morning of the
same day lie discoursed at Bowmanstown.
Frank Welnland will paint Joseph
Oberl's dwelling on First street, occupied
by Mrs. Mary Ycnter. The building has
been remodelled and greatly Improved,
Charlie Wagner will represent I.ehlgh
Council, No. 101, Jr. O. U. A. M., at tho
State Council session which convenes at
Wllllamsport on the ICth Inst.
The 111 kept appearance of the Park Is
not conducive lo the general attractiveness
of the town. Why not cut the grass and
clean out the guttoi ?
We can't help bnt say, cut the grass in
ho Park. As It Is now It certainly reflect!
no credit on the town. Its scraggy appear.
anee is disgusting.
The stockholders of the I.ehlgliton
Water Company will elect now directors at
their annual meeting on Monday, 14th
instant.
There will be an Important meeting of
MaJ. Klolz Cnmiuandery, In Gavel's Hall
tonight. Make It a point to be there,
The salary of Secretary Lents, of the
Borough Council, was Incensed at a late
meeting from $15 to $00 per annum.
A threo per ceut semi annual dividend
bis been declared by the First National
JUnk, payable on and after July 15
An Immense stock of new spring styles
in Wall Pauer and Window Shades at
J.uckenbacli's, Mm-.cIi Chunk.
If you want lo see one of the lloest
Hues of 11'all Paper ever made, call at
J.uckenbach's Jfiuieli Chunk.
Tho foundation walls for a subslnntlal
frame dwelling house are now up ou ltd,
Hehtnldl's lot ou Second street.
A bright little girl baby at the borne of
John J ' Kulz comes too late to be counted
by the census enumerator.
The Gunuanla Siengeihund will hold
their regular meeting at the .luinlon IIqum
next Monday evening.
-For Sale-II. A. Belt, of First street,
has a number of flue une yrar old chickens
fur sale cheap.
Full line of Imnalu and Brussels ear
pets at, Henry SchnarU, llauU at.
Tobias Urn will build a frame dwell
jDg ootue on north btcond street.
THE COUNTY SEAT.
A I..wl rkit of Live llnttpeHlnc I'"
roiinlnmt Oltierwlno.
John Brighton, of Armbrnster's JTotel,
! -mid to lie quite seilously 111.
The county Jal! contains but eltsht
prisoners some serving time and others
waiting for trial.
Elmer Leyan, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with the Sheriff and his family on
West Jlroadwa'y.
Associate Judge Samuel B Price Is
spending tho warm summor weeks at his
old home In Upper Lehigh.
John Kline who used to llye here, hut
Is now of Beth1eh;ni, Is talked off as a
Legislative candidate In Northampton
county.
It Is said that Lansford Is the only
town In the county that pays no stato tax.
Considering tilings generally them must
be something wrong in the returns.
II. W. Cortilght.of Mnucb Cliunk.Pa.,
lias Ins pretty cottage, near Lake Hopal
coig station almost completed. It Is re
ported that he has disposed of Halscy
Island for ir,000. Dover, N. J., Index.
Stanley, the murderer, thinks the
Corut and lawyers are fooling mound too
long with his caso. However, hn seems to
be quite anxious for the August special
court to convene when argument for a new
trial will ho made.
The State Teachers Association In
session hero Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week was largely at
tended by the teachers. Interesting pro
crams wcro dally recited to large audiences
in the Opora House.
Prof. James J. Ueyan has been re
elected principal of our public schools at a
salary of $1100ayear. Mr. Bevan Is recog
nized as an excellent teacher and the In
crease In his salary Is merited by reason of
the excellent work he does.
Kev. f. A. Bunce, lector of the
Church of the Immaculate Conceptlon,will
leavo on Wcdndsday, July 10, on a trip
to Europe. He will be accompanied by
his brother, Patrick Bunce, of Philadelphia
and together thoy will visit their aged
parents In Ireland,
Sam Cortrlght Is out $114 oh his
Fourth of July splurge. He gave the
people a good time and now ttiey ought to
pony up the balance of the boodle to pay
for the music. He has issued a letter In
which he says that it will be his last effort
for the next fiyo years.
Tho contract for the new span to the
ast Mauch Chunk bridge was given out
some weeks ago with the understanding
that It bo completed in ninety days from
that date. Il'ork has however not yet
been commenced and there Is now some
talk of building a walk to the side of the
structure.
About tho most ridiculous thing of the
season was the Issuance this week of
warrants by a lower end justice of the
peace for the arrest of a number of well-
known Democratic politicians who are
charged by Chailey Kline, of East Jaucb
Chunk, with bribery and corruption,
Kline Is a harmless sort of a fellow always
maglning himself a great politician out
for office, and was refused warrants here
on account of his peculiar bent of mind.
He has been made a "guy" by those who
know him on account of these peculiar
characteristic. There is entirely nothing
In the charges and the wonder Is that any
squire could he found to give him warrants,
Wednesday the District Attorney had the
papers, but all the police and constables in
the county wero too busy to find time to
servo them.
It (lives IT Fourth Flare.
It will be a disapptntraent to many to
learn that the population of Lehlghton will
not much exceed 2000, though that figure
giyes us a total inciease of more than 1000
since the census of 1880. The Advocatr
Itself was misled. )t iras our opinion,
based on the number of votrs, that the
population would reach at least 8500 to 4000,
This puts us about fourth place in the
county, Mauch Chunk, Lansford and
Weatherly leading with more than .1000
each,
Contract to Macwlaii Awarded.
At a special meeting of the Borough
Council on Tuesday evening Coon, Oabel
& Co., were awarded tho contract, over
several other bidders, to macadam First
street from Sweeny's Corner to the north
end. The figures are $2.10 per lineal foot,
and the specifications call for a roadway of
crushed stones, twelve inches deep In
centre and ten inches on the sides. Work
will Immediately be commenced and the
road finished by sometime In October.
This Is a saying of 89 cents per foot on the
Telford system of macadam which means
total of about $3000 In the cost.
Keep Your Eye on It,
The rumor current for the past week or
more to the effect that the Lehigh Wagon
Works is liable to remove Its factory from
tills place to Walnutport may prove true.
Parties at the latter place haye raised a big
bonus and arc anxious to have the estab
lishment locate there. When it Is remem-
dcrcd that the company employs twenty'
live to thirty men and lias a large, eubstan
tlal and steadily growing tiade their an'
xtety to secure so promising plant Is not to
be wondered at. The proper thing to do
under the circumstances is for our men
who have money and Influence to exert
themselves In behalf of the town and peo
ple and see that the Lehigh ll'agon Works
continues with us. Now is the time tp art
move at once.
Dog Days:
Thursday, 17th, will mark the beginning
of what Is known as the "dog days," which
precede and follow the heliacal rising of the
star Slrlus In the constellation of the
Greater Dog. The extreme heat ot this
season of the year, although to us palpably
the effect of tho continued high position of
the sun, was connected by ancients with
the appearance ot this star In the morning.
They considered the dog star as rasing and
gave Hie time the appellation of tho Dog
Days. The liability of dogs to rabies In
consequence of the heat of the season was
connected with the same star, though there
was nothing but accident In the collusion
and they butchered these animals without
mercy. The season lasts until August 28th
12 days. Jt Is generally regarded as an
unhealthy period ot the year.
Knight, of tho Oolilen Kugle.
The following newly elected officers of
Onader. Iluetten Castle, No. 316, of town,
were Installed by District Grand Chief IT.
V. Morthimer, Jr., and staff:
Itwt Clilel-C. T. Hnnenloiu.
Noble Olilet A. J. MUeuberger.
Vlev Chief Thomas Stvartz.
lllili rrlest-Wlllmliti Wllk.
Venerable rfeimit Frederick Btalil.
Matter fit Iteeords-F. F. Hell.
Olerk of rseliiuer Henry ZelKler,
Keeper ot Kxelitajiwr Samuel Stiller,
Sir Herald-George Oekerhouwr.
Worthy BarU-aus, Kimew.
Worthy Cnawiberiaiii-Heiiry Holler.
tyulaii - Kamiiel (Ira vet,
Kaqulre-4:iiarlm Seliafler.
h'lrn Uuwdnnutu WUllein l-auu.
tecond (turilinu Olimln B. Belli.
Trustees Bmuuel Graver, Jotaa Stark, Cha.
L. BclU.
VKOl'I.K WHO COMB ANI OO.
I'ernonnl Oonlp about People who Visit
unit ico n Visiting-.
Charley liandenlmsh, of New York
Cltv. is botm on a vara.
C. A. Harding ami wile spent several
days last week In New York City.
Mrs. Charles Moore, of Second street.
Is visiting friends at Baltimore, Md.
John Obert and family, of Second
street, visited Tamaqua friends Sunday.
James Stanton, of Itochester, N. Y.,
Is registered at tho Exchange tbls week.
J. F. Snyder, a popular Mountain Top
merchant, was a prominent visitor In
town this week.
Miss Ella Heberllng, of Philadelphia,
s spending the warm summer mouths at
homo on Second street.
Big hearted Thomas Fagau with his
family, of Kaslou. wcro guests of telatlyes
and friends here dm lug the week.
Mrs. George Cassldy and children, of
Canon City, Colorado, are guests of It,
L. Sweeny, on south First street.
M. A. ll'eiss, manager of tho Lehigh
Valley Biscuit Co., Allentown, was here
Tuesday In tho Interest ot tho firm.
Miss Jennie Nothsteln, of Bethlehem,
is enjoying a pleasant visit to Mr. nad
Mrs. C. A. Harding, on lion street.
Mrs. W. I. Peters, of Second street,
has returned from a two week's visit lo
friends nt Shamokin and other places.
J. F. Breslin, ouo of Summit Hill's
solid and substantial citizens and an old
soldier, closed digits with Lelilghtonlans
this week.
David McKennaand J no. Emack, two of
Slatington's solid citizens, spent the
glorious Fourth with William McDowell,
of town.
Charles Trexler, of Allentown, and
Ben. Il'ehr and wife, ot Allentown, spent
a few daj s last week with M. C. Trexler
and family on Mahoning street.
A very pleasant gentleman in town
over the Fourth was Mr. Simmons, of
Stockton, father ot James Simmons, of the
Lebighlon Base Ball club. He Is a
pleasant and agreeable gentleman, a native
of western England and has been In this
country forty years.
t,ot Itewaril
James Berger, of East Welssport, on
.Monday morning last loit a pocket
book containing $.11 the demonlnatlon
being $10, four $5 and one $1. The book
also contained several receipts. The
finder will receive a reward of f." by re
turning it to tho owner.
Ilaillv Beaten.
Iteuben Kunkle, of Long ltun, is a pug
nacious young fellow of about twenty-two
years who has made a iccord for himself
that will be placed on file In 'Squire Bella's
court. He cruelly beat and bruised an
old gray headed German named Wellh,
who works with the greasers In the Packer
ton yards, one night leccntly. The old
man had a warrant issued for the young
blood and he had a hearing last night.
The Court should handle hlra without
gloyes, There is entirely too much of
this hoodlum brutality. It must be stopped I
$liort Distance Telephone.
Joseph Obert who Is always doing some
thing to Improve and facilitate the s) stem
of business in his large curing and smoking
establishment has just added a short dis
tance telephone, ft is connected with the
Central Ilallroad office at the north end,
and he expects shortly to also run a wire to
the Valley depot. A reporter who was at
the 'phone on Tuesday found It clear and
distinct and a model of pcrfectness. A
dozen men like Mr. Obert. who believe In
going forward, would make tbls town shake
Itself.
A Wedding an fb,e Tapis.
The cards are out announcing the
approaching marriage of our popular young
townsman Thomas J. Nusbaimi, of the
"Original Cheap Cash Store," of this city,
and Miss Carrie I. Delbert, an estimable
young lady of our sister town, H'eissport,
The ceremony will be performed In Trinity
Evangelical Lutheran church, on the
corner of Third and Iron streets, at ten
o'clock on the niornln? of Tuesday, July
22. Following the ceremony a reception
will be held at their residence on south
First street.
Ilappllv Wedded.
A pretty marriage solemlnlzed in Trinity
Lutheran church on Sunday evening was
that of Miss Lizzie, daughter of Fred E.
.Miller, of town, to John Stark, of Easton.
Rev. J, H. Kuder tied the nuptual knot In
the presence of a large circle of relatives
and friends. Following the perempny the
young couple spent the evening at the
home of the bride's parents on First street.
They will make their home at Easton
where they will immediately go to house
keeping. They have the best wishes of
H)any friends for a happy journey through
llffl.
Ir. Horn Tteilen.
At the meeting of the Lehlghton School
Board on Monday evening, Dr. C. T. Horn
tendered his resignation, which was
accepted with I egret. The doctor lias been
a member ot the Board for nine consecu
tive years whch speaks for itself. Latterly
his business Interests have so multiplied
that be has been unable to glye school
matters In general the attention they de
serve consequently the above action. His
successor will e elected tc-nlght, and if he
be a man as csrsctentous In the ills
charge of his duties as Dr. Horn has been,
Uie school wpn't suffer.
Our Now l'rlncliml.
On Monday evening last Prof. A. F.
Kraap, or copiay, i.eiiign county, was
elected principal of the Lehlghton public
schools at a salary M $100 per month . Mr.
Kraap was principal of tbaCoplay schools
for a period of fourteen years, ana for one
term was connected with the schools of
Emlenton, Pa. lie comes here with an
excellent record as a thoroughly first-class
teacher In eyery lespect. He Is pleasant
In conversation and commadlng In figure
and will no doubt soon win a warm place
n the estimation of our people.
pled guddeulr.
"In the midst of life we are In death."
Suddenly Wednesday night about ten
o'clock Mrs. Theodore Kemercr, Sr., of
north First street, was stricken with death
resultant from a dropsical affection of the
heart. Slio was a daughter of Jonathan
and Christiana Hamm, well-to do farm
folks ot Lynn township, Lehigh county.
When only elxteen years of age she joined
tho Beformed chnrch to which she has
closely adhered all her life, being a firm
phrlstfan and earnest disciple of 11 lm who
lias called her hence, She was born on the
0th day of January, 182S, and In 1S0 was
united n holy wedlock to Theodora Keni
prer. Three children were born to them,
Oeorge, Orlando and Theodore.all of whom
survive. She was an affectfppate mother,
a good wife and kind neighbor, and her
sudden and unexpected death has cauier)
muoli sorrow among a large olrele of rela
tives aud friends lo whom the Advoi atk
extends sincere sympathy. luterment will
take place on ilendsy afternoon at l o'clock
CARBON COUNTY TIP'S
Interesting Items, Original and OlherwUe
That will ttml llemllttr.
A Presbyterian church at Andenrled
is arranging for a Coney Island excursion
on August in.
The old Buck .Mountain colliery at
McGlnly P, 0 is again in operation to tli
joy of the miners in that place.
S. II. Blttner, of Weatherly, has been
appointed mall carrier between that place
and McGInty to succeed J. K. Van Horn
Tho Intense humidity on Tuesday
knocked out seven men four Hungarians
on tho labor gang and three blacksmiths
employed In the Packerton shops.
Alice Schmidt, is the tbirtcen-year-old
daughter of Farmer Schmidt, of Quakako,
Saturday she was so badly gored by a wild
bull that her condition Is quite critical.
A man named Andrews, of Ashfleld,
employed in the shops at Packerton on
Monday had tho fingers of his right hand
caught In a mortising machine and so
badly lascerated thai the amputation of
three fingers was necessary,
The Mansion House at Lansford Is bo
Ing remodelled and beautified according to
plans and specifications furnished by M. L.
Keagle, an architect of Milton. When
finished it will be one of the prettiest hotels
in this section. Landlord Bittner Is a first
rato fellow and knows how to cater to the
wants of his patrons.
Mahoning Items,
marriages will be
Twp
solemnized
shortly.
-n. B. Arner
has just painted Ellas
Bex's house.
Miss Mary Klstler,
of Mlnniapolis,
is visiting in the Valley.
-Miss Kate Fensterma -her, of Lehigh
ton, spent the week In the Valley.
Our farmers are bnslly engaged with
their haying and harvesting. The crops
arc very good.
John Htjlsler of I.ewlatown, and Chas.
Nowbaker, of Danville, were the guosts of
Anion Arner, last week.
The trustees of the .Normal Square
school and church property are erecting a
new dwelling house. I.. II. Nothsteln has
the contract.
-Last Saturday a game of base ball was
played heio between the Jlahonlng Club
and the Lehlghton Juniors, which resulted
In a ylctory for the home club by a score
of 10 to 8.
llowmnnttown Special.
Edwin Cliristman Is tho happy
"dad'
of a brand new baby girl.
Samuel Field Is nursing a sore hand
caused by a rattlesnake bite.
-A young son of Joseph Sbaff while
playing with dvnamitc caps on the Fourth
accidentally exploded one of them ant? had
the thumb and index finger blown off.
Thomas Blose, of Hazard, lost a valu
able cow by death, recently, and the benev
olent people of the neighborhood subset Ibed
onough money to buy htm another one.
Two weeks ago a son of .John Fenster
macher fell from a load of hay and broke
both arms ; the fractures wero reduced by
Pr, Holben, of Slatlngton, and the boy Is
doing as well as can be expected.
The new organ In St. John's church
was dedicated last Sunday. A large num
ber of people were present on the occasion,
especially In the morning, the building was
filled to Its utmost capacity. Itev. Kuhns
Who- served the Lutheian congregation
twenty years ago, preached a very able ser
mon in the morning. Dr. Brendle, of
Bethlehem, occupied the pulpit In theafter
nson and evening. He discoursed in the
English language In the afternoon and In
German In the evening.
District President Stocker, of Mauch
Chunk, installed the following newly elect
ed officers of Camp 20, P. O, S. of A., of
tbls place, last Saturday evening! Past
president, Roger Brown; president, O. O.
Blose; vice president, Falton J. Blose;
master of forms and ceremonies, Albert
Brown; conductor, E. A. Boyer; recording
secretary, Victor E. Brown) assistant re
cording secretary.An'broseNoll; treasurer,
H. M. Maldenwald, chaplain, Penn Bow
man; inner guard, George Shafer; outer
guard, Tllghman Lower; right sentinel,
Josiah Beidelman; left sentinel, David
Blose; trustees, Henry Guldner. The Dis
trict President urged the brethern of Camp
SO to attend the institution of a new Camp
at Lehlghton, on Saturday eyenlng.July 12.
F. O. S. of A. Camp.
If everything goes well there will be a big
time here Saturday evening, on the occa
sion of the institution of a Camp of P. O,
S, of A. in this place. District President
Stocker, of Mauch Chunk, and others bleb.
in tho order together with large delegations
from sister Camps In the Valley will par
ticipate. The charter application contains
the signatures of about forty-five residents
and the outlook for a large and flourishing
Camp Is very bright. The meetings will
be held in Gahel's Hall. Tho following
program and route ot parade has been
arranged: All upper end Camps will form
on First street, right resting on North
street; lower end Camps will form on First
street.
Carriages with Officials.
Band.
Tamaqua Cammandery.
Tamaqua 2 Camps,
Band.
Weatherly Camp.
Band.
Nesquehonlng Camp.
Band.
Mauch Chunk Camp.
Band.
Slatlngton Camp.
Prum Corps.
Welssport Camp.
Parryville Camp.
Band.
Mantzvllle Camp.
Band.
Lehlghton Camp
Bottle of parade up North to Second St.
out 2nd to Qclre down Qchrp to 1st,
down 1st to ron up Iron to 2nd, out 2nd
lo South, up South to 3rd, out 3rd to
North down North to 2nd, out 2nd to
South, down South to 1st, Hall
Teachers' Kxatnliiatloiii,
The Carbon county teachers' egamlua'
lions for 1800 will be held as follows:
Kait Weliipert, for Fnnklln Township and
inuopeuaeub uismci, mefluuy, juij IB.
Iludsondtle, tor Pucker Tawmhlp, Thursday,
UUIJ It.
ltockport, for Lehigh and Lausanne Town
Dipt, Wednesday, Auguu is.
kat HaYto, for Kidder Towmhlp, Thursday,
August 14.
Fleatani Corner, for Mahoning Towmhlp,
Knit Ftnn, Tor J4ait Penn To.wn.ihlp, Thun
dar. Aucuit 21. '
Millport, for Lower Tawapjentlng Towmhlp,
Saturdav, August 28.
StemlersTllle, for Upper Towamenslnic Town,
ship, Tuesday, August 29.
stony OreeK School House, for Penn Forest
Township, riaturday. September S.
Lehlghton. (Special Eiaininatlon), Saturday,
September p, '
All applicants iputt hp examined In the
District In which they Intend to teach un
less written permission to do otherwise be
granted by the board of dlreotors desiring
to employ such teachers. No certificates
will he granted tpapnllcanti under Pf years
pfage, npr to applicants who have not
made a careful study of one or more of tie
best works on teaching. All applicants
having a full one (1) on last year's certifi
cate nee 1 not be examined in such branches
this year. References as to character will
i be required of all applicants not known to
I the Superintendent.
I T. A. hsiypitB, c. bup't.
HASH HAM,. nosn
O'Hara Is a worker.
McUarvey is splendid.
Albright Is playing goiMl.
Jennings Is back wld us agin.
Simmons is a lmrn ball player.
Chambers Is playing great ball.
Yenscr Is the youngest nun In the club.
Enthusiasm don't abate one whit.
The Ashley Rose Buds play hern on
Saturday.
It's getting to be a sure thing when
Chambers goes to bat.
The Cigarmakers and Tailors will
have a "go" on Monday morning.
There Is considerable useless profanity
which a man with a club could prevent.
Get him.
ltothermal struck out thirteen of the
Jeancsyillc men In the morning came on
the Fourth.
Chtlstiuan, of the Macungle club, is a
now player. In the words of the grand
stand "he's a daisy."
An amusing game of basn ball between
the married and single men will como off
early Saturday morning. Take our word
for it, there will bo some great raps.
Lehlghton did Jeanesvllle for two
more straight games on the Fourth. The
morning game stood 5 to 4 and the after
noon game ft to 2. Both games were
witnessed by large crowds.
Out on n Serenade.
On Monday evening about forty mem
bers of the Germania Sanzcibund. of town
loaded themselves into two of David
Ebbert's big 'busses and were taken to
Franklin township where they entertained
Commissioner nenry Miller and George
Enzlati with some of their choicest selec
tions. In turn Messrs Miller and Knzlan
extended the good right hand of fellowship
and gave them a reval reception one
which they will remember for a good long
time on account of Its pleasantness.
Itallroad Items.
President Wilbur, of the Lehigh Val
ley, says that his company owns 030 loco
motives and 48,070 cars of all kinds and
has no car trusts. The length of lines cm
braced in the Lehigh Valley Svstem, when
the roads of the Lehigh Valley Railway
Company, under construction, arc com
pleted, will be nine hundred and forty
(940) miles, without Including second
tracks and sidings.
No. 040 is a new freight engine that
was turned out of the Ilazleton shops this
week. It Is a ten wheeler, with cylinders
20x20 Inches.
Local Notice.
An encouragelng sign of the times In
the rewarkabte growth of schools impart
ing technical knowledge, qualifying for the
practical duties of life. An instance of this
unprecedented success is the Prickett Col
lege of Commerce) formerly Bryant ASlrat
ton), Philadelphia, located In the handsome
new "Glrard Building," Broad and Chest
nut Streets. While the. value of the build
ing is one million dollars, the training in
business and shorthand given y this Col
lege is worth more than dollars to any young
man or woman desiring to make a succes
sful start in business life.
The ftlnrlgiia Fourth,
Lehlghton had on Its holiday attire last
Friday all the prominent business houses
and many private residences being gayly
decorated with flags and bunting In honor
of tho occasion. The threatening weather
kept many hundreds away,yet by the noon
day hour the town was filled with strangers
from points all along the Valley, who wero
bent on properly celebrating the 114.h
birthday anniversary of the United States
and seeing the grand demonstration under
the auspices of Lehigh Council, No. 101,
Jr. O. U. A. Mi At one o'clock tho par
ade formed in the following order and
moved over the principal streets:
Joseph S. Webb. Chief Marshal.
Aides V, A. Wagner. II. A. Delfenderfer.
FJlt.T nivmox.
Carriages and Speakers,
G. A B. Drum Corns.
John Bertoletto Post,484,G. A.R.Lehlghton
JJrnm Uoips.
Malaska Council, 4, Phiillpsbuig, N.J.
No Surrender Council, 103, Calasanqua,
skconij mvisiojf.
Black Creek Council, til. ll'eatherly.
Cherry Council, Cherryvllle.
Jr. O. U. A. Mi, Band, Slatlngton.
Star Lodge Council, G8, Slatlngton.
Champion Council, Aquashlcola.
Nesquehonlng Band.
Mt. Plsgali Council, 123, Mauch Chunk.
TllinU WVISION.
Oak Grove Council, 357. Pleasant Comer,
jvurcq uoitncti, ivunkieiown.
"Arlon Cornet Band.
Lehigh Council, 101, Lehlghton.
Pioneer Band.
Lecha Wonk Haymakers Asso., Allentown.
Six hundred paraders were In line, and
as they moved over the route the wildest
enthusiasm was eylnced, Te brlaht nnl
forms and the mat ic set the heart lopul
sating with patriotism which was quickened
by the shooting of crackers, etc. Follow
Ing the parade Rev. W. It. Covert spoke
interestingly to an audience in the Opeia
House which was presided oyer by G. W,
Morthimer. The meeting was opened with
prayer by Rev, G. W. Dungan, and followed
s,t Intervals with excellent mnslc by Alton
Cornet Band Taken all In all, it was the
liyliest day Lehlghton has eyer had, and In
the future the glorious Fourth should not
go by default. In the evening the display
of fire-works, while not grand, was quite
creditable.
notps AI.ONU thy. nop"ve.
The Haymakers, of Allentown, occas
onca mticii hilarity by their grotesque
make-up. Among the genial spirits who
made up the happy crowd were ex-Sheriff
Rabenold, John ll'eller, Milt. Amey and
Cort. Boas. Here's opr rake.
flip Commandery of Mt. Plsgah Council
attracted attention by their graceful evolu
Hons, and were the cream-de la-cream of
the parade.
The bright uniforms of the Jr. O. IT. A
M., Band, otSlatington.caugbt everybody's
eye as Ihelr excellent musical 'selections
paught the ear. They can play.
Welcome, Jr. O. U. A. J.," was the
wording of a pretty banner swung across
tho street by Kemerei and Swartz, tho fur
nlture dealers at the north end.
The commute, W. J. Heberllng, Ed.
Dltterline, William McCormlck, Joe Ben
net and G. W. -Vortbliner, desetvp the,
thanks of the people for lnl work done,
bnt the credit of the day is due to Lehigh,
No. 101. Long may she wave.
Arion Cornet lluml, of town, hlowed.
their sweetest selections,
Ifev. W. 11. Covert, who spoke on tl o
occasion, is of commanding figure, and an
eloquent speaker with a Joke ever reaoy iu
exposition. Ills audience, though not
large.iuade up in intelligence what it lacked
numerically, and thev were all well pleased.
lUl'lli,
UimiHii. On the 28th day of June, in
East Penn, Isaac, husband of Leah Uiu
der, aged 7ii years, 7 months and 10 days.
Mki'oki.. on the guddayof July, in East
Penn, Ida. daughter of Charles and Kin
allne Meuget, aged M yems, t umuilia
aud 4 tUrt.
NEWSY WEI8SPOBT.
T.nral .Tiimhliu Strung Together by the
"Stroller." Tlilnc Hint will Internet you.
Daniel Graver was at Allentown on
Tuesday.
H'elssport pays Its prtnelpal of eehools
.V. per month and its primary teacher
Quartetly conference will he observed
by the Evangelical congtegatlon on Sun
day, 27th Inst.
J. B. Follweller has tnken up a real
denco In his ptotty new homo on Fltst
street, Union Hill.
IraltcrKgge and sister, Miss KHa, of
Allentown, were guests of 'Squire John S,
Miller and family this week.
The public school building is being
handsomely ro-paintcd prior to the opening
of the school term on Monday, August 95,
District President Stocker. of Mattel
Chunk.wlll install tho new olltccrs of Camp
122, P. O. S. of A., on Monday evening,
21st instant.
In the tall new shade trees will he
planted In tho Park. What disposition
will bo made of the present massive trees
is not known.
The suggestion of the "Sti oiler" that
John S. Miller would make a, good Jury
Commissioner, meets witli general approval
by Republicans,
J. F. Snyder, of iVountalu Top, at one
time principal of our public schools and a
Justice of the Peace of Frankllr. township,
was a familiar llguro on our streets during
tho week.
It is thought that W. F. Biery, who Is
a lively Democrat, may he a dark horse In
the Senatorial contest In Carbon. Blery Is
a young man of considerable ability and has
hosts of friends who will back him.
Dr. W, L. Kulz, Druggist Biery, Con
tractor Horn, Chas. Goth and Ed. Letller.
will make up a happy crowd wno expect to
enjoy a week's camping out with the usual
auxiliary of bugs, rheumatism, Ac, some'
time In the near future.
I ho handsomely remodelled Sunday
scnooi room of the Evangelical church will
bo dedicated with appropriate exercises ou
bunday, 20th Inst. Special services will bo
held morning, afternoon and evening, to
which the public is cordially Invited.
Frank Schlegel, of Mauch Chunk, a
recent graduate ftom the Schuylkill Sem
inary, Fredericksburg. Pa., will fill the
pulpit in tho Evangelical church next Sun
day morning and evening, In the absence
of the pastor, who will officiate at Quarterly
conference In the Big Creek church.
Revs. J. J.- Reilz, of town, F. K. Fchr,
of Parryville; A. M. Sauipsel, Lehlghton,
and 1. F. Heisicr, Mauch Chunk, the com
mittee on camp meeting arrangements for
the district, had a meeting Tuesday, In this
place, and drew up a plan of program. The
neetlng will bo held at Bowmanstown,
commencing the first week In August.
At a meeting of Council on Monday
evening a resolution was agreed to that
property owners be compelled to repair or
lay new pavements as the caso may be.
Thirty days time Is given to comply with
this rule after which the borough will do
tho work am", collect for It with a percent-
e for trouble. There will be no back
sliding on this. Get a move on youiself.
Will Nut Tench Here.
-li5 liattle S. Muschlitz who who was
recently re elected teacher of the Girls,
Secondary school of this placo has resigned
and accepted a similar position at Slatlng
ton at a salary of $37 a month. Miss
Muschlitz is an excellent teacher and gave
entire satisfaction to both our School
Board and patrons. We are sorry to lose
her. What Is Lehlghtnn's loss however
will be Slatington's gain and wo wish for her
abundant success.
MAititn:i.
KiiKitTH IluNSioKUit On the 28th day
of June, by Rev. A. Bartholomew, Oliver
O. Ebuits, of Mahoning ami Miss Ellen
Hunsickcr. of West Penn.
GwtUKlt Akniit. On thefilhday of July.
by the same, jlose.s A. Getbcr and Miss
hla Ki Arndt, both of West Penn.
Staiik Mu.i.Eit. On theCth day of July,
ny itev. .1. n. Kuder, John r . Staik, of
Easton and Miss Lizzie Miller, of Le
hlghton. A LhiIv's Perfect Companion
1'aini.kss ClllMUURTM, a new hook by Dr.
John II. Dye, one ot New York's most cklllful
physicians, shows that pi In It not necessary in
ehlhlhlith, hut results from causes easily under
stood libit overcome. It clearly proves that any
woman may heenme a mother vtitliout suffering
any pain whatever. It also tells how lo over
come and prevent morning sickness, swelled
limbs, and all other evils iitteiullug pregnancy.
It is reliable and highly endorsed by physicians
everyw here as the wife's Inte pilvato compan
ion. Cut this out: It will save you great pain,
aud possibly your life. Send two-cent stump for
pesorlpthc circulars, testliiuiiilals.aiut contldci'
tlal letter sent In sealed envelope. Address,
I' rank I nomas & t o., runusiiers, naitimore'
Uiirvlanil,
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,
A riV.'Pd to uuhvass for the aalwofnur
iHJl'i 1 D Home drown Niinery tWiwfc.
WANTED. Most Liberal '1'enim.
Unequalled rarllltles. One of the largest, oldest
established and bunt known nurseries In the
country. Address W. & T. HsilTll, (!nevu
Nureeiy, (leueva N. Y.Ksmhllsiied In 110 -1-1
Notice to Builders,
Sealed nroixwil will he received until Kite
P.M., July isfli, WW, for the erection o Thii
lllocks oiDouble Homes for (he 2ml It. and!
i..
Association oi lansioni, in
the lloroimh i(
uunlonl. OariMHi emuily. i. runs ami speci.
lUatlmii n Iw rn on api'llnuUm. Tlie Hoard
rerHii tin' rlnlit Ui rtltx-t kiiv uuil all Iil4,
. II. noi.T.INflHIl. IW.
Jiilj ia,M'J Miml.iKl, I'a.
Dividend Notice,
A irflul-wuiual illu.k-ml ..r TllUlii: 1'Klt
CENT. 1'HyRlile oil hihI iifu i Jl'I.Y 15, 10. Iw
Imii ileflaii.
tv Hi
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UNO SCHOOL or
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THE LCADINQ SCHOOL OF
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Opera
so
Fine Shoes for man's worn mndo in TCnngnvoo, Dongoln nnd
Cnlf-skin. All sizes nnd widths.
Our lenders in Ladies nnd MisscRhoes nre mndo by
Hough & Ford,
J. IT. Smith & Co., Wolfe Shoe MT g Co.,
and others, in Opcrn and Common Hen so styles. All widths.
Our stock of Low Shoes in Onera's, Oxford nnd Newport
Ties is complete. Wo can show you all the different colors and
styles in these goods nt prices that do nil the tnlkintr. If in need
of anything in our line call nround, examine stock nnd prices.
E.
MOST
At the Lowest Prices !
IN THE LINK OF
Bed Room and Parlor Buits,
Handsome Carpets and Hug's,
Latest iStyle Baby Carriages
WILL BFi FOUND AT
ScSiw
anzs
First Street,
Don't fail to cnll nnd inspect our linndsome lino of the new
est nnd nicest things in the above line to be found anywhere in
Larbon county, nnd nil nt very
AT
Excelsior Carpet "Works,
NORTH FIRST STRSET, I.EHIGHTON,
IS T1IK l-'.APK TO BUY
Finest Ingrain and Brussels Carpet
The
at the lowest prices. 30 different
na Rugs nnd Brush Mats in handsome assortment.-,
'Manufacturing RaG OARPET n specialty.
F. P. HEIL
KEMERER & SWARTZ.
NORTH FIRST STREET,
Constantly receive and have in
ment ni ail riungs new, nice nnd antique in
oom and
Lounges, Reclining Chairs, Sideboards, (Cc.
Our Line of CARPETS
Comprises many new and hnndsomc patterns in different ouali-
ties at prices that in nil cases defy competition, Tu be convinced
drop in nnd inspect our goods and ask for the prices.
Baby Carriages.
We have them in combinntion style swing, jumper, cradle and
l:l. ii :,, 'pi, : i:i.i .i:r 1 . ..
moigii, mi iii mm, 4 mui- i ii -
though
wc have tho cheaper
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Taylor & Carr,
L. A. Crossett,
LM. Reynolds & Co
Croxton, Wood & Co.
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of all kinds nicely executed
at this office. Prices low.
stock n full and complete assort-
Parlor Suites.
i mm; tiiueroncc in tnc nrice.
grades for those who want them.
Attention' At rbbbi's
Ily llit .liiftl bottle, by 1-4 nd 1-adoi.
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