ORIGINAL CHEAP CASH STORE A GREAT SAVINGS- On Gont'a Furnishings. QentlFinen joh'11 Ue surprised to see Hie amount we'll snvo you on n complete outfit. Tho best of everything Is here at undervalue prices. White Dress Hhlits, Neckties, CulT llullons, Collar lluttons, Muda, ltlllKS. Wutcli Chains, Charms, Seart l'lns, Hlinoa iltuI HUliliera. Ink, Tens and 1'encll, Flannel Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Uloves, Muspenilers, Hoie Supporters, Hleevo Supporters, Tin 1litulnfr. Cuff Uohlers, . Writing Taper, Linen liaiiUKPrcmen, room uriisur, Hllk Handkerchief, lather Brushes, Culls and Collars, Shaving Soap, Umbrellas, Hay Hum, Hair llrnslies, nairuii. Combs, Hlin llriihe. Whisks. Clothing llrnslies. All the different lines are complete utidwe leel conlldent we can suit you. J. T. NUSBAUIVT, CARBON COUNTY TIP'S Interesting Items, Original nnil OllierwUe Tliat will Htaml IteBUlnR. Lansfonl population Is 401 '1. I'rof. A. S. Belsel lift beon re-appoint- eil principal of the Ltinifonl acnools. Leyl Ilarti, the well-known proprietor of the Packer House, Wsfttiierly, Is re ported as being dangerously ill. I'rof. J. L. Pottclecr, for many years the entclent principal of tho Weatlierly public schools, has declined a re appointment. ilflss Jennie Mcyeu, of Siecfrled's Urldge, bas been elected teacher of the Jamestown school at a salary of $-10 per month. i .if.t n, t i,nv0 rastlnn for spcn.nnR several wccks wuu rciauycs ami tho new round-liouse to be bnllt at While Jolinitown, Pa. I Hlf I'ni'l'In 1 1 tti it ll Haven. rnoi'i.b who comk ani ao. I'ersnnnl Ool Bbont l'eople who Visit mill K Visiting. Mrs. Lewis Miller Is vIsitinR friends in Bucks county. C. M. Sweeny did business in original old Hcldelbiirg, Tuesday. Miss Uarrle Smith, of First street, Is sojourning at Ocean Orove. John Itcdllnc, of Lehigh Gap. did business In town on Monday. Tho familiar figure of Elwen llauer, of Kast jlfauch Chunk, was seen on our streets Wednesday afternoon. -Miss Jaml YVhcatly, of First street. Is pleasantly sojourning with Hatboro, Mont gomery county, filends. U. V. Vorthlnier, Sr., am! wlfo are Cclla Itoiliers, aped three years, Hying at Kelayaresr, fell Into a tub of bolllnc hot water last Saturday while her mother was tnmnornrllv from tho room. Death re sulted. Piof. Kldd 1ms been elected principal of the Packet tou school. -Ills salary will bn J05 ver month. Mls Maegle Gould will teach tho primary department for $37 per month. Thomas Conarty, of Packerton, em ployed on tho "shift" In tho yards at that nlace. lost ono flncer and had a second Fhst Street, between Bouth and Vlum Streets, baiUy ma9nej Monday by getting them bo. rerlumeiy, Shoe lllackliut The Carbon Advocate SATUIIDAY. JULY. 12 18(10 GOSSIPING GATHERINGS. Base ball supplies at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk. Tho Teutonla Verlne will hold their regular meeting on Monday evening. Dr. O. W. Snyder, has cured Jonathan Klstler's fast bay horse of a very bad attack of lock-jaw. A gold brest-pln Is at this ofllec wail. tng the owner to prove property and pay for this notice. Lehigh Fire Company, No. 1, will par ticipate In the Slate Firemen's Parade at Chester, In September. The Methodist Episcopal .Sunday School will picnic In East Welssporl on Thursday, August fith. twecn tho couplers of two cars La9t week on the farm of Francis Behrns, In Pino Swamp, l'enu Forest townshln. laborers, whllo having, killed eight rattlesnakes measuring In length fiom four to six feet, ono of which had fourteen rattles, An old Carbon county hunter who knows the sign and loro of tho business, says deer will ue plenty in mis secnun next winter, particularly so on the Broad Mountains, whore ho has seen them three or four thick at the springs. 1891 will mark tho century period of tho discovery of anthracite coal at Summit Hill by Philip Glntcr. It has been sug gested that the occasion bo made tho time for building a monument to his memory, How about old Jacob Weiss who pushed tho discovery? It cost Keuben Kunkle, of Long Bun, $.23 80 for brutally beating an old German named Henry Wcltli, who works with the greasers In tho Packerton yard. Divided up tho costs stand as follows: $10 for abuse; $7.50 for time lost; $2 doctor bill; $3.00 squire and constable's feps. If Kunkle is wise he'll be more careful In the future, On a reccn t night bugl ars cut out a part of the glass In tho show window of A. J. Andrews Co's. store, at Walnutport.and got away with about 2." worth of goods, -Miss Carrlo Hough, of South street, will visit relallyes In New Jersey and New York during tho next few weeks. II. J. Morgan, of the Hcrsh Furnace Works, did business for the firm In Slia- mokln and Mt. Canucl this week. W. II. Grubcr, one of Lehigh Gap's enterprising business men, was an early Monday morning visitor to this place. Joseph Feist and family, of Mountain Top, Pa., spent a few days tills week with Councilman Seller on north First stroet. Granyillo Knerr, of the firm of Watcr- bor & Kncrr.flno merchant tailors, Bangor, Pa., was in town for a few days this week. Enos Albrlsht, of Allentown, circled hero on himday. He has changed but little dining bis reslilonco In the above city. Charles II'. Lilly, tho Opera House barber, circled among friends In the City of Brotherly Lovo for a fow days this week. Isaac Hamlin wlfo and daughter Helen, of Phlllipsburg, N. J., jvoro guests of Mr. Smith and wlfo at the Exchange ovei Sunday. Mrs. Geo. W. Sawyer, of town, Is at tending Palmer's College of Phonography and Tvpe-writing, at 1000 Chestnut stieet, Philadelphia. Messrs. Hern, Buck, Hcber and Hall, of town, made tho trip to and from Orwlgs- bnrg, Schuylkill county sixty-two miles on Columbia bicycles last Sunday, Mrs. Ylola Schoch and son, of Orwigs- burg, and Mrs. William Boyer, of South Easton, visited over Sunday at tho tesl dimce of Expressman Urctney on Fourth street. Ex-Sheriff J. W. Kaudeubush and P. F. Olark were at Johnny Ireller's Penna. Deitsch picnic at Borgert's Bridge, Allen- town, H'ednesday. If the occasion in any way compared with tho program, tho event was stupendous George Brinkiuan, a Wllkesbarre druggist, was In town with the "folks' r t . r, 1 . , . r tntvti lata n f Vdvv . .. ... ' ,. a.i Tr ,. i i...ii.nn oyerSuuday. He contemplates a tilpto iUtft ' J' - I 1"'" J - - - I Urtannn.tn at can House, Mauch Chunk. not return aione. ino caius are not, yei out, but as an old chum he has our grip The Carbon cotincy fall will be held on the grounds In this place on the 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th of October. Take a look at those Louis IX wed ding rings now on display at K. H. Hold's Jewelry Store, Jfauch Chunk. -The salary of Prof. Krout, the new entered and goods"stMen from Andrews & Wisconsin shortly where, ho will bo gone Kichllne. In the case the buglars were uu4 nr .-- caught, and are now serving out sentences In prison for success. Wnelilnetnn Cnmp, 841, 1'. O. 8. of A. The Institution of Washlngtong Camp, No. 641, P. O. S. of A., in this town on principal of schools, will be $80 per month Saturday evening was attended with the and not $100 as stated last week. greatest enthusiasm. Eighteen Camps John Eaches, on Bankway, is making from Tamaqua. Lansford, Summit Hill, excellent ice cream and Invites tho public to call and sample It. Big ten cent plates. It measures about 12,000 feet from Walp's Eagle store at the North end to tho Mauch Chunk, Weatherly, Parryvllle, Welssport, Bowmanstown, Slatlngton and other places, together with several excel lent bands of music wero present and Leblghtou Water Company's dam In Long I made up an Imposing demonstration as Bun. There will bo a special meeting of Lehigh Flie Company on next Jl'edncsday eyenlng, and'all members are particularly requested to be present. Henry Schwartz held the lucky ticket, No. 66, which drew the handsome chande lier at Horn's Central Drugstore, Saturday evening. Lucky, Henry. -It will bo gratifying information to many of ourtown people to learn that Kov. E. A. Baur, of Hazleton, Is recovering from a recent serious Illness. The Park still continues in Its Bcragey, delapldatcd condition and a public sub scription to have the crass cut and tho gutters cleaned )s talked of. A quilling party on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr. Frllzlnger on Third street, concluded in the evening with a pleasant little dance and supper. A young girl named Hlnkcl, of James town, a suburb of this place, was thrown from a hoise Saturday, while riding along the Packerton road, and badly Injured Nine out ot every ten strangers take a look at the Park and then turn away dls gutted. It Is no wonder, It looks worse 'ban a badly kept garden. Cut tho grass. -John I). Bertolettc Post, 484, Grand they moved oyer the principal streets be tween seven and eight o'clock. Following the parade an elegant repast was teryed to the visitors in Gabel's large hall, after which thirty-nine of the fifty charter mem bers were Initiated into the mysteries of the order, and the following officers Installed; Past President George Esch. President Ed. A. KatclliTe. Vice President Cornelius Kuntz. Master of Forms and Ceremonies S. P, Miller. Becordlng Secretary L. M. Beldler. Ass't. Bee. Sec'y. C. W. Kreidler. Financial Secretary John Eaches. Treasurer J. W. Blblghans. Conductor J. n. Selbert, Inner Guard Harry Faust. Outer Guard Clem Bretney. Chaplain Homer Adams. Mailt Ssutlnel Lester B. Rehrlg. Left Sentinel W. H. Wert. Trustees Edwin O. Ohl, Jonathan Klstler uJ William Ilnntz. The new order starts out under favor. able circumstances, duo to the energetic effort of Ed. A. Batcliffc, Dr. Seiple aud others. District President Stocker, of Mauch Chunk, and State Sec'y. H'lcand, Announcement. Hiving purchased a now line of silver goods of choice, aitlstlc and desirable pat terns, a cordial Invitation is extended to all to call and Inspect this handsome display at E. II. Hold's Jewelry Store, Mauch Chunk. Prices very low. I.oBt-Rewnrl t James Berger. of East Wolssport, on Jomlay .morning last lost a pocket- book containing $31 the demoninatlon being $10, four $5 and one $1. The book also contalnod several receipts. The finder will receive a reward of $5 by re turning It to tho owner. NEWSY WEISSPOHT. TocHl ilainllleM Wrung Together hy til .Itrollflr.' Thins Hint will lnterft you. Solomon Yaakle has been granted an increase In pension. The borough tax rale Is live mills on the hundred cents. Ditto poor tax. John S. Miller, of town, will run the boarding tent at the Evangelical camp meeting at Bowmanstown, commencing August 5th. The officers of tho new Camp, 541, '. O. S. of A Lchlghton, paid W. C. No. 122, a fraternal visit Monday evening, and were agreeable entertained. Miss Hattio Krcsge, of Ilarrity, is Isltlng her brother U. O, Krcsge, Miss K., Is just convalescing from a serious Ill ness of some weeks duration. Messrs. Iteltz, Heller and Itlshel, Is a committee, appointed by tho members of the Evangelical Sunday school, to arrange for the holding of their annual pic nlc. On the 7th, 8th and Otli of next month tho Iron Moulders Union will hold a fair and festival In School Hall. Preparations for the event are now perfecting and a good time can be expected. Charley Boyer, Milton Snyder, ltobert Andrews, Charley Knecht and Howard Frantz, together with their lady friends, mado up a pleasant and agreeable party who enjoyed Saylor's lake last Sunday. Tho dedicatory services of the re modelled and Improved Evangelical Sun day School, on next Sunday morning, afternoon and evening promises to be very Interesting. A program of cospel hymn and recitation will bo recited by members f the school. The public is cordially ask ed to participate. Tho stockholders of the Lehigh Val ley Emery Wheel Company In annual meet ing Tuesday morning elected the following board of directors: Wm. Lilly, Wm. Stroh, F. HoiTord, E. V. WIngard, J. G. Zcrn. II. Butler and Lee Wills. The board In turn made Wm. Lilly, president, and Lee Wills secretary and treasurer. A re port of the business of (he past year to gether with the progress mado on the new virtlfylng process wheel was presented and eliclte.1 lively discussion. It was decided however that the experiments be continued and to this end new kilns will be built and an experienced man specially employed. During the past year the company has held Its own, though the trade generally has suffered, there being numerous fail ures all over the country, due entirely to unhealthy competition and tho persistency to cutprices by the Inexperienced In tho trade. The Lehigh company has pushed its experiments at great cost, safely weath ered the uncertain, and is at present in first class financial condition, due entirely to judicious management. The new pro cess wheel is the wheel of tho future, and If experiments now making with the Lehigh company result successfully the future holds mu h for them. They still hold a Urge trade at steady prices and enjoy the confidence of dealers which Is more than can be said or many concerns who at tempt to weather tho trade with poor wheels and cut prices. Uuck Home A;aln, Rcy. John T. Swindells, who started lust before the last scssson of our Conference on a trip to the East, bas returned home, after visiting France, Egypt, Greese and the Holy Land. He Is In excellent health and has entered with zeal upon tte work of Ids new charge. The people of Had dington have received him kindly, and as an evidence ot their appreciation have in creased his salary from nine hundred to a thousand dollars. Philadelphia Metlioill.it . Thucnas la the Agent T. D. Thomas, at the Golden Mortar Drug Store, Is tho only authorized acent in Lehigbion and vicinity for the.salo of Prof. Albright & Co.'s celebrated "Wrlcht's German Boot and Herb Compouhd," for expelling stomach and seat worms. This medicine bas a national reputation and speaks for Itself. Its efficacy for the aboye purpose has been thoroughly tested in this vicinity with the result that it always Army of the Republic, listened to a very of Philadelphia, were present and actively coracs UP to what s denied for It. able discourse in tho M. E. Church on participated. To tho former credit Is due ti,u Dicnliv of Our I'oilce Aaaullei). Sunday evening by tho Bav. G. W. Dun-tan. A handsome team done up In style, Is all the consideration In the world when a fellow takes his best girl out driving. You won't miss It If you go to David Ebbert, on North street. The funeral of Mrs. Theodore Kera erer, Sr., was very largely attended on Monday afternoon by relatives and friends, Rev. J. Alvln Reber, of Ion's Reformed church officiated. Coon, Gabele it Co., on Tuesday signed the street macadamizing contract Messrs, Reber and Coon giving bonds for the firm iu the sum of $6000. Work will likely 'je commenced next week. Miss Katie Weruer, of Fleetwood, Berks county, has tendered her resignation as teacher of the girl's primary in this place, she having secured a more lucrative appointment nearer hopic. -r-T'ie Park Is perlainly npt a thing of beauty, consequently nor much of a joy, lint If the grass was kept nicely trimmed and the gutters cleaned It could be made tn look quite pretty. Try It I A party of (.ehightonlaps who enjoyed the pleasures of tho fairous Qlen Quoko last Sunday were II'. G. Miller and wife, George Lawfer and wife, F. D. Miller and wfe aud Joseph Webb and wife. The dam of tho Lehlghton Water Co,, up Long Run, will not be completed for another month. Il'ater connection bas been made however, and those of our poo pie who have tho service can now use It, Bslug a special agent for the American Watch Company I can knock the profits of any dealer In watches in the oounty. Call and be convinced at Hold's Jewelry Store, Mauch Chunk, It will pay you handsome ly to buy from Hold. The members of the (lermaniaSienger hnnd, of town, will go to the Flag Staff, Uniiih Chunk, next Sunday morning, where they will exchange cordial fraternal greetings with a New Yoik Manuecbolr, who will be guests at the Mansion House in the aboye city over Sunday. A free public lecture ou " irisdom and Folly" will be delivered by Miss Fletcher, oi New York city. Iu the Methodist Kttis ,p3tuur"h on south First street, next Wednesday evening, to which the public Is cordially invited. Miss Fletcher has lec tured here on sovwral owuslona, aud al ways with pltmuruble tailtfaction to ber as an earnest wornur in me cause, uis , ,, ,.. uv,-tl, nf .Tnlo lorm will expire in September and he will aemonstratlou at this place the Slatlngton I ..il.. .if 1 t .1 I reiiro wuu vuo aauaiiuHiou ui uaviui; none N conteumtouslv makes reference to somo excellent w.ik during his term o our fo.eo , the folowing language "Quite a number of our town folks went to Lehlghton In tho afternoon where large parade and ball game were the at tractions. The parado which was gotten up under the auspices of the Jr. P. U, A M., was quite a large qqo and was led by a platoon of police (consisting of one officer) al'.lred In a woe-begono taced green Revo lutionary costume and a L. V. It. It. brake- man cap. On the whole he presented yery striking appearance." ofilco. Klllfllit of the Gulden Kngle, The following newly elected officers of Oarbou Castle, No. Ill, of town, were In stalled by District Grand Chief H. V. Morthiracr, Jr., and staff, on Monday evs nlng last; 1'astClilet-n. H. Mantz. Noble Ohtef-Dlldlne Snyder. Vice CUIef-W. It. Woods. High l'rlest-T. O. Cotell. Venerable Hermit-John fl raver. Master ot Hecords-C. W. lloner. Uleikot Exchequer T. J. Knerr. Keeier of Exchequer M. O. Trexler, Sir Herald-T. J. llretuey. Worthy Hard-L. J. lleldt. Worthy Chamberlain U (1. .1. Strauss. KiisIrii James O. Ebbert. lisqulre tiharles 1. 1'rlti. I'llTt UiiariUiHau-AUred. V. Nett. Second (iiiardmian Joseph Ohatman. Trustees-H. II. Peters, II, It. Kreidler and Daniel llaltier. Hep, to Orand Castle, M. O. Trexler. The meniberslilp IsfjS; amount paid for relief, $120; amount of funds on hand and Invested, $1,000.88. Water Company Meeting. A lively meeting of the Lehigbion Water Company was held In the office of the Sec retary, Howard Seaboldt, Jfomlay eyenlng for the purpose or reading the annual re port and for the election of nine new direc tors for tho ensuing jear. Nominations were made but there being less than a ma jority of the capital stock voted, no elec- tloii was declared. An adjourned mec(ln will be held this Saturday evening Gabel's Hall when the business will completed. The old directors are John S, Lentz, IP. E. Ash, John Qbert. Dr. W. A Derhamer, Renj. Kuntj, R. F. IJofford Wm. Mantz. U'm. McCormlck, Horace Heydt. Sir. I.cnti thu New Ulreutar. F. P. Lentz was on .Saturday night, at a special meeting of the School Board, elect ed to fill the vacancy caused by the reslgna Hon of Dr. C. T. Horn. Mr. Lentz will be presldont of the Board, and, already Stephen Snyder, of Parryvllle, died Friday havlnc served several terms as a director, morning at me npo oiu age oi a years an Oliltimry-.Jlm, Stlei .Snyder. After an Illness of some time Mrs there Is no doubt but what he will make a good and efficient otlicer. The Board now stands Presideul, F. P. Lentz; secretary, L. K. Boyer; treasurer, E. II. Snyder, M, O. Bryan, F. P, Semmel and Richard Koous. Auother special meollng will be held this week to make appointments peoewary lo fill the regular ml of taauhers. Vine Jewelry. Have you seeu the elegant assortment of gold watches displayed at E. II. Hold's Jewelry Store, Mauch Chunk f There Is no stock can compare with it iu this sec tion. It is the larces. display, and Iu ele gance Incomparable. If you are thinking of purchasing anything In this line, don't iu It seeing this magnificent stock. 0 months. Interment took place Tuesday afternoon, Revs, Fehr and Hnoyer of the Evangelical church officiating. Deceased was a daughter of Michael Klsllcr, and first saw tho light of day In Lynn township, Lehigh county, sometlmedmlng 1817. In laSQ she was united Iu marriage to Reuben Wanuemaker.when sheTemoved to Illluoli, where a few years later her husband died. Two children were the result of the first marriage. Iu 1848 she married Slepher Snyder. Five children blessed this union, two of whom survive- Klud aud affection ate of disposition and a true chrlttU)!), her death if ind.ly mourned by all who h-ul the pleasure of her friendship. HASH 1!AM.. GOSSI1. Simmons is phenomenal on second. Nusbaum batted against tough luck. Lehlghton at Phlllipsburg on Saturday. Tailor nllmon has asked for his release. Jennings put the usual ginger in the game. Albright played without an error on third. Mertz's decisions were according to noyle. Rothcrmal works considerable ground at short. The Rose Buds only scored one hit off O'llara. Yenser continues to keep down his corn er in left. O'Hara plucked thirteen Rose Buds at the home plate. When Hummel started lo coach the wind stopped blowing! Three hits, with a total of four, Is Bob Chambers record in Saturday's game. He is the easiest player in tho club. Bartholomew has quit umpiring. He was sporting a decorated nose this week as a result of a crack with the ball that made him dizzy. rress Kocli won a vociferous round of applause in a wonderful slide to second that plowed up the earth and twisted his suspendeis up back of his neck In a knot no bigger than an egg. Judgment!!! The Cigar makers and Tailors went at it for nine Innings on Monday mp.rn.lng with the result that the latter were 'Tolled" for runs agajpst 17, 'Mandus Meili and Hugh Jennings umpired. The game abounded with ludicrus errors and glaring combinations. The ..Yeu'a reporter, of Slatlngton, must bav? lost some boodle on the Lehlghton- Jeanesvllle game, for he vents his spleen by blaming the loss 5f the game to the lat ter club by reason of tho rank umpire, when It just stands reversed. Lehlghton played against teu men In both games, Tho truth is acceptable at all times, The Single fellows and the Married men played hall Saturday morning last. The score stood 14 to 15 in fayor of the latter when the game concluded. There were several intricate plays made, some goreeous base running, some magnificent batting, some great coaching and some phenomlcal catches. The honors were about equally divided outside of Will Ash's home run, Saturday, Lehlghton scored Its twelfth victory by defeating the Rose Buds, Ashley, In a magnificently played game two errors only being credited to the home club. Lehigbion scored in the first inning and kept the ball rqlllng thereafter for twelye runs, while the Rose Buds, falling to get unto O'llara' s intricate curves, piled up goose egg after goose egg, ending the game with a blank. The apulause was about equally divided. Smith started In to umpire but was a.sked to step out In the fourth Inning when A new man was substituted, A third gauio of hall with Catasauqua on the home grounds Wednesday, resulted In a victory for Lehlghton with a score of 7 to 6. It was a brilliantly contested game from beginning to finish, but conclusively showed the homo team to lead In ability There was more heavy batting than In any previous game Samuels, of the visitors putting a ball oyer the right field fence and scoring a home run. Sweeney who um plred the first part of the game was re moved for rankuess on the home nine and Young was substituted. Following Is the score by Innings: Lehlghton S S 0 2 0 0 0 0 x 7 Catasauqua-0 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 16 Errors, Catasauqua, 0; Lehlghton, Struck out, by O'llara I), M'Keeyer il WHAT FKOPT.K TALK AHOI'T. lMekftri u l!r, There mill Krervwherr I)Jr l Lively l'enrll 1'imlier. William M. Rapslier, of Mituch Chunk, who is a candidate for Mute Senator, I Wed In Lehlghton for many j cars. He served in the late civil war, afterwards lie tanght school and later was admitted to the Bar, For nlno years he was a town councilman and ho also served as a school director He has always been a taxpayer and much esteemed by people of both txirtlee who ap preciate his rare abilities. In his candi dacy for Senator it seems to be the con census of opinion that he should be appro priately recognized hy our dnlogaton tn the convention. There ore always somo pcoplo who will kick, but thcro seems to bo a good bit of uouu norso sence in tho remarks overheard the other day in regards lo the Borough having all street woik done by contract In- tead of, as Is now tho case, haying it done on the day work system. For instance. If the work of grading the North end of Sec ond street were contracted It would savo some money to the taxpayers, as will bo apparent when the Commissioner gots through witli It. Tho plan of working out tho taxes is pernicious any way. Of course the street Commissioner is not to be blamed. With a couplo of prominent citizens wo stood on tho corner, at tho Carbon IIouso one day recently, and In the courso of a half hour we heard a dozen or more people in passing, condemn the Park, as being disgraceful In appearance. It Is unneces sary for us to say that they wero pretty near right, a person with half an eyo can see It. It seems, however, that Council is not exactly lo blame as they gave out tho contract to a certain Individual who was to hayo the grass for keeping it cut. He has not come up to time, and wo suggest that Council run the concern hereafter. It will cost a little more but It will bo moro creditable to the town. Everybody seems to bo greatly disap pointed on the number of our population given In the Advocatk last week. 2000 la not within 700 or 800 what was ex pected, though on consideration the In crease since 1880 when wo had 1000 Is quite creditable. It makes an increase of fifty per cent., a better gain proportionately than many towns can boast of. There aro many reasons why Lehlghton don't pro gress as It should, but the particular one Is jealousy and the effort to run tho town without spending any money. IKhcn wo get over tills and begin to fraternize as neighbors, worklnc for a common end, why we'll commence to got there, ll'hcn tbe weather cools off and things get normal take a good square look at It, then lake a tumble to yourself. t It seems to bo generally considered a wise thing that Council build a hoso house, with conveniences for meetings, &c. I To overheard somo one say the other day that the prospective building Is to be something on tho style, of the town hall at Slatlng ton. That Is, it is to tuye rooms for coun cil, school board, hose company, &c, with lock-up in tho rear. It will bo a brick building, three stories high and if put up right will always be a credit to the town. The taxpayers won't likely grumble at tbo Improvement because It Is a wlso as well highly necessary one, Let tho good work go on. of Mrs. Jlchaet Shantz, the woman who lost a leg'; an arm and all but one ot ber fingers on the other baud hy being struck l.'.. t if.,,. . tt , ujr i4vmnu auor ennuis m juKenuaaua The young fellow who lost his band j several months wo while on her waj, with cap, and on Its return didn't even thank ' her two children, to meet her husband at Clearance sales of wall paper below the finder, may be Smith, but we'd rather , Siegfried's Bridge, is still living at tbe latter cost at Lucfcenuacu's, uaucn lhuuk. believe it to be Dennis. place. l'nckerton 1'nraKraidia. Thomas Conarty suffered the loss of finger the other day while making a coupling. -Through her conferees Carbon frittered away her chances for the next Congres sional representation. It is proper to say, however, that they did not realize ll until after Monroe's action. Carbon ought lo have the next Congressman, but the chances are doubtful. The right of a candulato to select dele gates pledged to yote for him Is alright, but the attempt to control them in the In terest of others is all wrong. Tho dclegato who permits himself to be a ''puppet" docs not deserve recognition. Tho object of a convention Is to select as nominees, men who will truly represent the best Interests of the county. How very careful the girls of any com munlty should bo tn tho selection of male companionship, truly of both sexes it can be said; "Wo aro known by thecompam we keep." The pure, Innocent, unsus peeling girl thoughtless in this, cause; the tonguo of scandal to wag, and too late for correction must suffer social ostracism. Care In the cholco of companions, Iu pub lie action, true modesty, are essentials, disregard of which bring misery and ruin. The Packerton school board In tho selection of teachers for the coming term gnarantee good schools. The principal, Harry Kldd, gayo excellent satisfaction last year. Miss Jfaggie Gould merits the ap pointment to the primary deputmcnt; It, Is a just recognition of borne talent. Jlss Jennie Meyers, an experienced teacher, will have charge of the Jamestown school. The board are to be congratulated on their past and present work. The Lehlghton team is a strong ono and lias not beeu Ueatcn, except by York. The attendance has beon good, but the do- cadence of base ball interest is a feature that suggests, or ought to, that future con tests should be with teams that can iday, Hie game last Saturday was Inspiriting; the public want a Well contested game, Good attendance Is necessary lo keep the present good team, and next season they can enter tho Lehigh Valley League as A No. 1. The candidacy o: ir. y. Semmel, a thorough Democrat, and fully qualified for the duties of Recorder, ought not to affect tbo matter of Scnasorship. Mr, Semmel has an uuquestloned right to make tbe canvass for Recorder, and If il Is to be a fair, square, honest, open fight with a sincere intent to make the nomination and election, Frank will no doubt be well sup ported. Let the different candidates In this county canvass upon their individual inorlts, doing this, the best men will win, and the county haye good officials. New counterfeit 11111. A new counterfeit two dollar silver cerlfl cate has appeared. It resembles the genu ine so closely lhat It will be necessary to remember the following description to de tect one: Paper and general appearance good: denomination "2," series of 19SQ, check letter "D:" W. S. Rosenorans, regis- tsr; J. W. IlayU, treasurer. The seal Is (ike the formet counterfeit two dollar bills and is small, and the numbering Is some what Irregular and tho figures of different sizes. An WPM' W'Rht neoept, the bill. It is aae tp reject a two dollar shyer certificate wth the check letter D. lltftl alee ueors the combination Hay it and Itosecrans. THE COUNTY SKAT. A Inra1 Ckl of I Ive HapfMnllHr-" 1 nonal and itther !. Clerk of CoorU ha Imtwil the ItfrV.h marrlaar llmta. Carbon county Is fnrnlnhlng a lane perwitasje of the new pwwnn claim atMkr tbe Dependent AM of last Jmw. It Is eatl- mated that already tTral hand mi rmlft cam have been flttsL The Marten Cbrmk Iloa, a RtsmwI. way, I iindergoine: a nmbtr of attractive. Improvements. Jt je. Diaan. let tf Al- briahlsvllle, It tbe new uroatrMor. aad he st to be making tfclMga nana. At .Vftttch Cbmk 'Jwy bar berries a Mr a hen' m. Womfer If "lUppy flam" doesn't tnlnk he got more than hit share of tbe hi a boat the 4Ui of .Inly t asks the Alfenlowti CrUir. The .Vehrkam K reamer eelebrstmi pig cam hat been settled Um former rT lng all coM, Ac, accord I n to the verdict of the jury. AitpHoalHHi ha4 been ma4 for a new trial, Imt there was mi arflttment A lively party pte-nlcinc t ft Km Onoko lest Sunday Ittdrtded all Um em ployes of tlie several ImUIIhs; ertabtHk raents from Allentown up, owned am operated by Kr0 Ilorlacner, of HkUneXm, together with their families ami a few of their friends. Rev. Father Dunce, of tire elmreli ef Immaculate Conception, sailed from New York ll'odncsday for Europe, lie will net return until about September, SO. lllille abroad lie will visit Paris, Home ami Vienna. During his abscnee Rev. Father McKabo, of St, Charles Seminary, Overton, Pa., will officiate. It is offered as a suggestion that the Democrats comblno business with pleasure and hold their next county meeting nn Monday, August 18, In tho shape of a big pic nlc at some place convenient to the roll- , rr,t . tuaus, mo men is not original with your reporter, but It is In form with what Is boine done In other counties. It works well, and gives Ihoj'boys" a day's outing. A l'lilnter for Our Merchant I'm. An. About six weeks ago Bernhard Iskowltz and Jacob Max wero fined fiftv dollars ($50.00) by Aldermgn Scpp for peddling without license The two men claimed they wero insolvent and carried tho case to Court. Judge Albright has decided that they must either pay tho lino or go to jail sixty days. As they did not have the cash they took tho alternative and arc, now Serving their time In tho County Prison. H'hat lias the County Protective Associa tion to say to this? If It holds good In Le high county, why not try It In old Carbon? l'nttavllln lllatrlct Cam. Meeting. Tho annual camp meeting under tho auspices of the Pottsvllle District of the Evangelical Association will be held In Bowman's grove, Bowmanstown, com mencing on Tuesday evening, August 6th and continuing until Tuesday. August 12. On the occasion tho several railroads cen tering into tho town will offer reduced rates between Bethlehom and inikcsbarro, Ilazleton, Tamaqua and Pottsylllo. Tho commlttco having the arrangements In charge extend a warm Invitation to tho peonle to attend and worship with them. Still In the Field. Tho effort making on the part of sev eral unprincipled Fertilizer acents Ihroueh out tho county to create the impression that A. Arner & Son, are out of the ferti lizing manufacturing business is without truth. Wo still manufacture our Puro Bono Super-Phosphates as hoietofore, and can accommodate all who are In need of a thoroughly first class article of fertilizer. IKe are hero to stay. A. Aunei! & Son, New Mahoning, Pa. Kuan Them Out. For some weeks past the woods along the Lehigh river in this place has been a popular rendezvous for tramps who cong regato there in large numbers, putting In their tlrao playing cards, drinking and otherwise, whllo tho Interim Is made up In begging from our townspeople. The thing has become mouotnous and the police wants to seo that every tramp caught beg ging on our streets is rushed out. If they don't go peaceably, why, use force,. They are an imposition on our pcoplo and must go. 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" every where. "Opera House Shoe Store." HEADQUARTERS FOR Lilly, Brackett & Co,, Taylor & Carr, L. A. Crossett, LM. Reynolds & Co Fine Shoes fbr men's wonr mtulo in Kangaroo, Dongoln and Calf-skin. All sizes nnd widths. Our leaders in Lndics and Misses Shoes are mnde by Hough & Ford, Croxtou, Wood & Co. J. IT. Smith & Co., Wolfe Shoo M'f'g Co., and other, in Opera and Common Sense styles. AH widths. Our stock of I. ow Shoes in Opera's, Oxford and Newport Tiet it complete. We can show you all the different colors und stylos in those goods at prices that do all the talking. If in need of anything in our line call around, examine stock and prices. E. G. ZERN. Milk Shake and Soda Wafer : Five Cents a Glass. Cooling, Healthful, Rich just the kind of a Summer drink that gratifies at the same time the thirst and taste. TfP Pl'P'l m Sold by the plate. Parties, picnics and NUSBAUM & CULTON, Opp. the Park, Lehighton, 9 KSOITOSITE L. & S. I)EPOT,-5gr FIRST STREET, - - LEHIGHTON, Pa Has just opened an entire new line of LADIES' FINE DRESS GOODS! Comprisixis' U the very latest styles in White Goods, Sa teens, Prints, Ginghams, MSrSCillBS, Seersuckers and Fancy Dross Patterns of the very best qualities at exceed ing low prices. Groceries, Provisions, C'rockerywaro,Glasswaro, N ood and Willowware of the best makes at low figures. Cloths Cassimors, Hats, Boots, Shoes and Ready- made Clothing in great variety and at prices with the reach I 1 1 1 A. II 1 .. 1 1 ui iu purcimsers prices iuuy us iow as tne same goods can oe lought lor at any other general store m this vicinity. Carpets, Oil-cloths, Lamps and Fixtures in great variety and of best quality at Rock Bottom Prices. Best quality of Flour and Feed at prices fully as low as the same articles can be purchased elsewhere. A cur load ot coarse salt has just been received the price y been marked down to the very lowest notch. All goods of the very best quality and are being sold at prices equally as low as the same goods can bought at any general store in this section. Call and be convinced. Rcsnectfullv. July 823-71 AMOS REICH2L. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. tjTHlwlnl Notice 1 Aiiiiounmnients under tilts lieud niiiat lie Uld rnrUtuili In AilvaiieeaU lrlc. Thrr e Dullur. jjJiOlt COUNTY TUKASUKKlt, Samuel Garpenle) Of Mauch Chunk, Carbon county. Subject Iu Urn ltulea Kovvruliit: the Demoerallc uiiiumiiiiK iMiTeiiiiuii. -JJlOl! UKOlSTajt $ HKCOItDKlt. F. A. Driosbachy Of East Mnitcli Cliunk, Pimna. Sulijot't to tl ltulea governing UHf ltonuwAllc Noinumiliik' uouventloH. Kull line of Ingrain anil llruaaela oar pet) at Henry bebuartz, nn Bank at. JOIt STATU SKNATOU, J. G. Zeiniy of Welaapori, t-fcrbon oounty. Kubject Ui tlif ink'!. Kiin'iuUii; tlie DoMOriKtcl IMlllllllilblllK t unvfiittoii, -piUU ltJCtilfVlKIt a HKCOItDKlt, I'tunl- P. Srmmel, Of llilgliloi. Cur lion oounty. Hub.O 't ki llir ltllln. Hum nn.it; We Dtll.UMIM? .AuimMuiK lomeiniun. KEMERER & SWARTZ, Bed NORTH FIRST STREET, Constantly receive and have in stock a full and complete assort ment ol nil things new, nice and antique m Room and Parlor Suites, Lounges, Reclining Chairs, Sideboards, (fro. Our Line of CARPETS Comprises many new nnd hundsomr patterns in different quali ties at prices that in all cases defy competition, To bo convinced drop in and inspect our goods aud nsk fbr the prires. Baby Carriages. We have them in combination stylo swing, jumiier. cradle and sleigh, all in one. There is very little difference in the price, though we have the cheaper grades lor those who want thru). A WONDERFUL Success. Koch & Siiankweiler's Treiiieiitfoias Clearing 8a I e -OF- Men's, Boys1 and Childron's Clothing AND FURNISHING GOODS. For the next 30 days prioes almost cut in half. Our enormous stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods must lie olood out to make room for an extensive Fall Businose. Our Great Boys' and Children's Department is a wonder in itself. Boys' two piece suits from 4 to M yanra, 1.00, l.'.lb, 1.50. 1.75, 2.50, &c, worth double the price. Boys' ksw- pants 30, 40, 50, 65 cents, &e. Youths suits in the same pro portion. Men's suits, a.75, 4.75,5.50, 0.50, 8.00, 9.50, dr.. former prices (.()0, 7.50, 8.00, 0.50, F2.00, 18.50. Suits that it will positively pay you to come miles to see. Our Custom Department is full of bargains. Our lo, 12, 13.50, 15, &c, suits tal we will close out in the next thirty duys you would consider cheap at $5 per suit moro. Odds and ends must go and wo have fixed prices to do tho work. Expert Cutters. Superior Workmanship. Good Trimmingi. Thun-by insuring Style and Porfect Fit, We have a complete ltiu if Mon's and Hoys' Furnishing Goods, somo of which must be sold at Ions than half the former price. Don't miw tills Clearing Sale Koch & Shankweilek, ALLENTOWN, PA., The Largest Clothing House in the Valley rafk FIFTY DOLL AIM JOU LIFE SCHOLARSHIP fill PALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE B M 1709 Chantnut St., PHIL-ADA.. PA. Hat b 1 1'UU f.i l.rdUH. TIm iuaiaii Warn ICoutuufJ. M-l, n...(i.J. iw-L-fc-J, T.-tn
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