ICiitermi n 8om1 Claw Matter at the Le
ltlghton Pott-Oftloe.
The Carbon Advocate
1 H1U1ITON, VKNNA.
Unto. Tor Legal Ailvei-tltilng i
Chartfr Nhiicch $ 4 00
Auditor's Not lri'1 - ... 400
Cominlmlonei's Notircs - - 4 00
Divorce Nntlot' 4 Oo
Administrators Not Ires - - 3 00
Executors Notices S 00
SATtMlKAY, SKPTKMBKUO, 1800.
Doiib l'lile Clri iilatliiii I.KlRcr llinn tlint of
any Weekly Now.papor In the County.
THIS T1GKKT.
The ticket nominated by tho Democratic
part last Monday Is qtillo creditable to tl.o
Democracy of the county. It Is headed
with S. S. Drelier, for Judnc; Hon. Allen
Cralr, for Opngrew. and Hon. V. M. ltap-
slier, for Slato Senator; V. 1. Scrnmcl, for
lleglsler and liccordcrj James T. Mill
hearn, for treasurer; Henry filler and
Daniel Cannon, for commissioners; Hue.li
Ferry, for Assembly; CI. W. Jforthlmer
and A. G. l'ctcrs, for County Auditors.
The ofllces are pretty fairly equalized as
regards geographical location. Three go
to the upper end; Mauch Chunk gels two
and the lower end two. There aro many
however who llnd objections lo the geo
graphical situation without giving the
status of affairs due consideration. For
Instance the upper end only has but two
Democrats now filling positions of public
placp, via: Domiilck O'Donnel, count)
commissioner, of Summit Hill, and 11'. W.
Buck, coroner, of Wcalheily, while the
lower end lias the sheriff, treasurer, asso
elate judge, one commissioner, and the
jury commissioner. From this It can be
seen that no effort Is made to particularly
centre the ofllces of Ihe party to one sec
Hon of the county more than another, and
all this kicking and growling about the
geographical situation should be slopped.
It is tiresome.
SilUicics are not tilings that working-
men should rush heedlessly Into, for they
generally enlall a great deal of -suffering
to those who are connected with them,
They should never bo used only when all
other means fall, hut they are not the tin
mitigated evil that some would have us to
believe. They seldom occur, even though
they fall In their direct object or purpose.
but they accomplish some good. They
are the earnest protest of honest labor
against tho oppression of capital, and teach
those who are tyrannically disposed that
there is a limit lo their cruel selfishness,
boundary over which they cross at peril to
their Ill-gotten wealth, and the experience
and knowledgo thus gained will often tend
to deter them from encroaching too far on
the rights of labor. It is not their appre
ciation ot those rights that prevents them
from encroaching on lliem, hut theJear of
what may follow, Hut strikes are not
always failures. Of late years they have
been otherwise, notwithstanding the as
sertions made by prejudiced writers In the
Interests of the employers.
NOTES AND OPINIONS
Civilization, says an exchange, lias made
marvelous strides. Ananias wouh'n't have
been a patch on the nineteenth century
campaign Hat's trousers.
The greatest polltlcan raising section I
Carbon only got one man on the ticket at
the Democratic convention held at Mauch
Chunk yesterday and that was Hugh Ferry,
of Audenrled. Hazletou Sentinel.
According to a judicial opinion rendered
by Judges Bucher, Mayer and Rockefeller
It Is Illegal for any Individual pr commit
tee to present to any voter a receipt for
taxes, and where it is done the gift of the
receipt does not conyey with it the light to
yote.
Another proof that cheap labor is dear
labor has been brought to light by the cen
sus Investigation. 11 appears that the aver
age cost of producing a ton of Ituii Isabout
814 In the Northern foundries and about
$10.75 In Southern tonndnes. Higher
wages aro paid In the Northern foundries,
but the labor cost per ton of metal Is $1.40
In thu North and $1.00 In the South. So
the '"cheap labor" is 20 ceuts a ton dearer
than the more coUly and efficient labor.
Here Is another proof that efficient and
well paid labor Is the cheapest. American
wages, measured by output, are not higher
than foreign wages. Phlla. Ilecord.
ISKCKKT BOOIKTY NOTHS.
Lehigh Couuell, 101, Jr. O. V. A. M
of town, will be four year's old On the 9Mb
of this month.
The order of Sons of Veteran now num
bers 186,000 members a magnificent show
ing for an order only nine years old.
The Order of Tontl has 20,000 members.
The financial department Is in good hands,
and the order Is In an exceedingly pros
perous condition. The average Increase In
membership during 1800 has been 000 per
month.
Tho tenlli reunion of the survivors of the
Pennsylvania Veteran Heavy Artillery will
be held In Allentown on Tuesday, Septem
ber Dili. The programme of exercises will
include a meeting of the Association In
Armory Hall, at 10 o'clock A. M., over
which the President, Lieut-Col. Winger
will preside, and a camp fire In tho even
trie, over which Lieut. Geo. W. Iteeder
will preside. II. V. Mortliluicr, Sr., Is i
member of tho Association and will attend,
State Secretary Wcand's report of the
, O. S. of A. for the past year shows 13,
003 propositions, 12,427 elections and 403
ejections. Tho total membership Is 43,'
733, while subordinate camps report an ex
pendlture of $07,020,08 In benefits. Invest
ments in bonds and real estate foot up to
$255,707,33, Thero Is a total of 047 active
camps, and during the last twelve months
100 new camps have been organized in
Pennsylvania.
Tho Albany Argus of recent date says
that It Is a mistake to say that the Order
of Odd Fellows was Instituted at lialli
more in 1811): "A lodge was formed In
Now York city In 1800. and was known as
Shakespeare lodge. It was composed
mainly of gentlemen of the theatrical pro
fesslon. It was a self constituted lodge,
tho same as Washington No. 1, Baltimore,
New York should have the honor of being
the first to pioniulgate those fraternal ties
and beneficial principles which have made
Odd Fellowship stand lc the front rank of
all humanitarian societies.
Charles E. Meyer, In his re 'ent historical
sketch relating to Royal Arch Afasonry,
afllrms that Jerusalem chapter, No. 3, of
Philadelphia, Is the oldest chapter of Royal
Arch Mason? In tho world. Its minutes
aro complete from 1707 to the presont time,
Bro.Meycr also claims that the Royal Arch
chapter of Pennsylvania Is the oldest in
America. It was organized In 1795 by the
grand lodge of that jurisdiction, and con
tinued to hold this subordinate position
until 1824, when It assumed the pre
rogative of an Independent and sovereign
body.
At the second annual convention of the
grand castle of the Knights of the Goldnn
Eagle of Ontario the main subject discuss-
ed was a proposed scheme of life Insurance
In connection with the order. The Instltu-
lion is a benevolent one, haying a member
ship of over 100,000 In the United States,
It was founded In Baltimore In 1853, but
did not attain to much prominence until
1872. Its stronghold is the state of Penn
sylvania, having in the city of PhlladelphI;
alone 11,000 members. In Canada the
order has been only one year In operation,
hut Is already one of the most powerful
and progressive societies In the Dominion,
Ottawa is the birthplace of the Canadian
branch of the order.
The lat day for nahimlizaUon t Oc
tober 4fA,
A naturalized citizen should have his
naturalization papers with him, as a asses
sor and judge of election can require him
to show them. The last day for naturaliza
tion Is October 4', and papers declaring an
Intention to ho naturalized must also he
handed the assessor before such a name
can be put upon tho registry.
The lost day for paying poll tax in Gr
ower 4(7 k
Persons Intending to yotc uqon ago, that
Is. under 22 years, must llkowlso bo assess
ed, although the payment of poll tax is not
necessary.
Every citizen not a real estate owner
must have paid such a tax wlinin two
years preceding the election In order to bo
qualified voter.
U. S. MAIL COACH
HETWKEN
Broadheadsville and Lehighton,
13 HUN EYEBY DAY.
Passengers Between, and to all Points along
the bine, will lie uarneii m me yerjr
LOWEST BATEB.
Freight and Baggage
Safely carried ai lowest prices. The petronngo
of the publie is respectfully solicited. Orders
leltwith the Tost Offices along the line or at
the Exchange Holol, Lehighton, will receive
prompt attention. uaspecuuiiy,
oi? ine
GO TO FltH KODRRRR, under tlie ExcIiRD-ik-Hotel.
Bank ntreet,toi h smooth slmve r,r"B
fashionable hair cut. BT Closed oh Hund'ny's.
rtneder'n Hair tonic, euros Dandruff.
"DR. BOYD'S
Little Giant Nerve & Lira Fills,
Positively cures constipation, tudigostlon,
biliousness, torpid liver, pain In the hack,
piles, headache, bad taste In tho mouth
arising from Indigestion, by strengthening
the nerves and regulating tho action of tho
stomach, liver and kidneys.
PRICK, 26, CENTS.
Samples Free at Thomas' Drug Store
augSOyl
FRANCIS KOEHLER. Prop.
Job Printing of every description
neatly,cheaply and prompt
ly executed at this
office. A trial or
der solicited. ,
PENSIONS.
p.Mnn, Haatrinv TvnalAn nianks nnd Infor
mation under Act of June 1890, can obtain the
same Irom tne nnaersieneu,
(1E0. W. ESSKK. rrotlionotary,
aug23tf Maucli UMinK, ra,
Executor's Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the nndersluned
has been aimointed Executor in the estate ol
MATIIIAH SCHWOnEIi, deceased, late ot the
Borough of Lehighton, countv of Carbon, State
of Pennsylvania; tlierefore. all persons who
know themselves to be Indebted to said ewue
ira rnmiPBlPfl til Itiakft DAVmpnt Wllllitl Till III 1
DA'VB from the date liereof"and such who have
legal claims against the estate will present them
well authenticated for settlement within the
above specified time. FRANZ KOEIJHHlilt,
Leu inton. ra.. aueKi.w. mtoiiwu.
Dissolution of Co-PartnersMp.
Notice Is hereby given that the co-parlner
ship heretofore existing between C. II. Nuibaiim
and B. K. Culton, doing business unuer ine nrm
name of Nusbaum & Culton, on First street In
the borough of Lehighton, Carbon county, Fa.
has this Nineteenth day of August, A. D., 181)1,
been dissolved by mutual consent. All parties
nwinfl. tl.A firm will mnkA nnvnip.nt to It. K. Clll
ton, by whom the business will be continued.
(1 II. NITHIIAITM.
Lehlghton,ra.,8-23-M3t
O. Jl. NUSBAUM,
11. K.I'UIjIUH.
Full Overcoats nnd Suits
should be ordered now at Sondlielm's Mer
chant Tailoring Hal!, Mauch Chunk. His
stock comprises all the latest styles of suit
lugs and overcoatings, and will be made to
order at lowest prices. All-wool suits at
$12, $18 and $25. All-wool overcoats at
$15. $18, $25 and upward. You will save
25 per cent by purchasing from us. We
will guarantee fit, style and workmanship.
Call and leave your order.
ItAII.ItOAl) MOTES.
The Lehigh Valley Uallroad has at work
on its new Hue from Geneva to Iluffalo, N.
Y., 3,000 men, 300 teams, 0 locomotives,
250 cars, and 4 steam shovels.
Au exchange says that a survey will soon
be made by the I.ehlgh Valley liallroad for
a switchback from Penn Haven to Packer's
Point and Glen Onoko,
The Lehigh Valley liallroad Company
has Issued a circular refusing to carry any
high explosive with the exception of com.
mon black powder, saying that these ex
plosives "will not be received for shipment
under any circumstances whatever" The
circular Is likely to cause trouble. Dealers
declare It Is arbitrary and unlawful . It
can demand to know what packages con
tain, and may require precaution and charge
special rates, hut It cannot, as a cimmon
carrier, refuse transportation to such pack
ages. A Union meeting (if the orderof Railway
Conductors will be hold In Scranton, Sept.,
n. mere win no represenatlvee present
from all parts of the Union, Including the
grand lodge olllcers.
STATU matAKINGN.
Schuylkill county It troubled with boy
burglars. Itascallty seems to be in the air
tbeie days and the rising generation prom
Isestobein realil "wiser than is dad."
The only pity It that the wisdom Is of such
a pernicious sort.
a large uiacKsnaue mane lis appearance
the other day on the river bank opposite
the Lehigh Valley liallroad station at Free
mansburg. It was teen by station employes
and passing trainmen before.
A woman Hying In a hut nearMcKens-
port was found dead on her bed, which con
sisted of two rough boaids with a stone for
a pillow and a old hone blanket for a
coyer.
The band played "Praise God from
Whom All Blessings Flow"when the Potts,
town bridge was opened to the public on
Jfbnday evening,
A census enumerator of Lackawanna
county caute acroM a married woman
twentytwo years of age wlw had nine living
children.
A Phllllpsburg woman tent lier best fel
low, a local butcher, three kittens by ex
press, and in return ube received a tu-all
bologna sausage with a blue ribbon around
one end and a card attached reading: One
of the wonders returned."
FAV 11'.
Persons kuowiug themselves to be in
deb ted to this establishment fur job work
or tubsoripilon ate requested to pay up at
once. It it unnecetMry to my that we
used (the money and mutt have lu
CARBON COUNTY TIPS.
Interesting Items, Original ami Otherwise
That will Stand Ileadlug.
Summit Bill has a canary bird with
one leg. Weatherly has a five legged pig,
and a Packer towushlp farmer owns a pig
with two heads.
County Suveyor Jaekl, of Mauch
Chunk, has completed the survey of Sum
mit Hill borough, and at the next meeting
of the council body a grade system will
likely bo established.
Three children, belonging to Bernard
Martin, of Jeanesvllle, uarrowly eseaped
being kilted on Sunday afternoon. A horse
belonging to a friend was standing outside
lied to a fence, when the three got Into the
carriage. The horse took fright and ran
away, throwing the little ones out and
breaking the carriage. The escape from
Injury is something miraculous.
Mead ThU and Hear In Mind
that It you need clothing for youiself and
boys Sondhelm.of the One Price Star Cloth
ing Hall, Mauch Chunk, has received a
larger stock of oyercoatsand fall suits than
was eyer shown before. Prices are away
down for good honest goods. It will pay
you to call at boudheltu s place for your
clothing.
The 6 year-old son of Key. Mr, Tborne.
of Alleghany, robbed his father and ran
away to join a circus.
Teachers' Examination..
The Carbon county teachers' examina
tions for 1800 will be held as follows:
Stony Ureek School House, fur Fsno Forest
Township, Saturday, September 0.
l.ehlRliton, (Special Examination), Saturday,
September iff,
T. A. SNTDKlt, Co. Sup't.
llarveat Excursions.
Take advantage ot the cheap excursion offered
by the Chicago, itock Island Si Pacific Hallway,
to lit hits In Kansas. Nebraska, Missouri, Ar
kansas, Indian Territory, Texas, New Mexico,
Wyoming, Utah, Idaho. Minnesota, North
western Iowa, South and North Dakota, Mon
tana aud Colorado, at the low rate of one fare
for the round trip. Ticket, for these excursions
will be sold on Tuesdays, Sept. 9 and 33, and
Oct. It, 190. They are first-class and good SO
days for return passage.
If on want to see the country, or secure a
home In the (ireat West, don't neglect this op
pertuiilty. lte sure that your tickets read via
the C It. I. & 1'. ny., which has Its own linei to
piinclpal points lu many of the above-uamed
States.
For rales and lull particulars address I. I.
Loomih, Pass. Agt., Middle District, lit B. Nlulb
St., Philadelphia. Fa., or Jno. Hkhastiax.G.T
& F. Agt, Chicago, 111.
Heard on the lioalerard,
"la 'necessity the mother of inven
tion!" "Yes, it is said to be."
"Well, then, I would like to marry
uecesaity."
"Whyr"
"Because I would not have a mother-in-law.
Necessity knows no law, you
know." Munsey's Weekly,
Where Pure Silk Cannot lie Worn.
It is not lawful for Mohainmedana to
wear pure silk, but silk mixed with oot
tou they are permitted to wear, and
hence "the well known eastern fabrics,
with a cotton warp or back and a woof
of soft silk in a striped pattern, having
the luster of satin." Dry Goods Chroul-
Due ln Up.
Lawyer (in justice's court) Now,
young Judy, you may take the stand.
Lady Yes, air, with pleasure.
Man (iu a whisper) There, that does
me up. She's my wife andshe's 49 years
old, but the sugar on that lawyer's
tongue will cost me 76 for millinery be
fore the end tf the month. West Shore,
PURSUANT TO AN OKDElt OF Till! HIGH
Court of Justice Chancery Division nude In
the matter of the estato oi jonn i nomas, ue
pnuri. nnd In an Action Watklns aeatnst
Marsh (t881 T. 3S) the persons CLAIM I Nil to
be the CIIILDItEN of ANNIK OOSLEH form
erly Annie Owens (a daughter of the testator's
sister Mary uvvens lonneny wary -j nomas; uns
WHO OI UUUrlrS l'reueriCK liusire, Ul itnuvwnv.
Carbon County, State of Pennsylvania, United
States of America, living on the 2181 March,
1873, the date of tho will of John Thomas, late
of Goose Street, In the County, of the Horough
of Carmarthen, Flannel Manufacturer, and on
Urn win Anril. 187.1. the date of the death of the
said John Thomas, are by their Solicitors on or
ueiore me iin (lay oi novemot'r, jbw, wmme
In and prove their claims at the Chambers ot
Mr. Justice Chltty, at the Koyal Courts of Justice
Stand, Londen, England, or in default theieol
they lll be peremptorily excluded trom the
oenenioi me sum urucr. rriuav, in" ulii u
of December. 1890. at 11 o'clock In the forenoon.
Is appointed for hearing adn adjudicating upon
tho said Olalms. Dated this 24th day of July,
1890. (illll. A. uku wur.H, uniei uiera.
ASHUKST MORRIS CRISP & Oo.,0 Old Jewry
Lounon, K. u. nainnns ooiicuors.
Application for Charter
Nntlcftls herebv riven that an Duplication
will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania
on Monday, September 8, 1890, by John a.Lentz,
I. a. Hnyuer, w. n. juonu, James iamii; una .,
II. Wilhelm under the Act of Assembly entitled
"An Act tn Drovlde for the Incorporation nnd
regulation ot certain corporations," approved
Anrll 29th. 1874. and the siibulements thereto.
for the charter of an Intended corjiorallon to be
called the "Lehighton land Company." the
character and object of which Is the purchasing
and Improving of real estate and selling tlie
same in low or parcels in me cuuuiv uiuuiuuu
anu mare oi rennsyivauia, mm xur uiese pur
iwtiM til have, nnsseqs And enlov all the rights.
benefits and privileges of said Act ot Assembly
ami tne supplements inereio.
T. A. SNYDER, Solicitor.
Lehighton, Ta., Aug. to. 1890.
Wo would cftll the atten
tion of the public to our facili
ties for executinc nny kind of
ioh rmntinir. Irom the smtillcst
card to the largest poster. Every
tliinr? executed with neatness
and dispatch, and at remarkahly
ow prices.
Envelopes in tins line
we offer excellent bargains, and
business men will lino it as
chenp, and much more business
like, lo order their supplies from
us. We can furnish the envel
ope with business address print
ed thereon as low as the plain
envelope can be bought. Every
man should have his business
printed on his envelopes, be
cause if it miscarries in the mails
it can be returned to him. Try
an ordor oi 250, 500 or a 1000.
Note and Letter Heads
These we can lurnish m any
quantities desired 250, 500 or
1000 lots, at wondertnlly low
fiirures. Nicely printed letter
paper is as neccessary as printed
envelopes. Business men should
have both.
BillHeads Every rarpen
tor, blacksmith, mason, builder,
painter, in fact, every man en
paged in contract work should
have a nicely printed supply ol
bill heads. We print them m
any quantity at lowest prices
Cards We always carry in
stock and Pan print at short, no
tire business or visiting cards
The former are a necessity lo a
well regulated business house
while the latter is the style ant
a great convenience.
DodKers Any color, any
size and in any quantity desired
at prices remarkablv low. We
can print them at short notice
As bargain announcements they
are just the tiling.
Fosters Tins is om speci
alty. Picnic hills, horse bills
sale bills, in fact, any and every
thing in this line can he printed
in good shape and at the lowest
prices. We make no charge lor
writinc out posters. II in need
of anything in this line we solic
it your lavors.
Book PrintinK Societies
and others desiring anything ii)
this line will find the very low
est prices ruling here. Send in
your orders.
Printing Any and every.
thine cominc under this head
wedtling stationery, dtate
ments, tags, weigh bills, order
books, etc.. can be had here,
Particular attention paid to a
mail orders. Give us a trial.
Dlt. W. F. DANZER,
No, 20 North Wyoming t.,
HAZLETON, PENN A.
Specialist In Diseases ot the
EYE, NOSE AND THROAT.
Dr. Danrer will be at the
Exchange Hotel, Lehighton,
on FRIDAY of every week between the hours
of 9 a. m., and 4 p. in.
Spectacles and Eye Olasses accurately fitted at
reasonable prices.
3flrCon9ultatlon in German and EuRllsh.
august 10-UOttn
DR. J. P. BROWN,
Slatington, Penna.
Special Treatment given In Diseases of Women.
Specialist In Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
Catarrh Permanently Cured.
Pine Krameless Eve Olasses and Snectacles ad
justed my own patent. aui ly
PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY,
Permanently located near Valley Depot, for
Cabinets and Family Croups. Old pictures cop
led and enlarged. angl-'y-i
At REBER'S
uuea STOHK,
tiy the single bottle, by 1-4 and 1-2 doi.
juantltiei, and In Jobbers lots at obbers
pi Ices, Hood's Hanaparllla can nlwnya b
bad. lulya
Stoves,
Tinware,
Heaters and
Ranges,
Tn Great Variety at
Samuel Graver's
Popular Store, Bank Street.
Roofing and Spouting a special
ty, Stove repairs furnished
on short notice
Reasonable!
WIlflB!
A Rood, pushing Salesman here. First das
oav irnaranteed weSfflv. Communion or u&l
iry. Quhyc selling new Fruits and apeclaltietl
rsnun(wDii a cooa paying jou ioi
the wtuter. WrUe tor full terms ana particu
lars. FBBDS SOUNli, Nurseryman,
iWheiter. N V
isptember g-3m
CARBON ADVOCATE,
Lehighton, Carhon oounty,Pa
STUDEll'S SlIAVINtl SALOON, nppoulte the
Advooatb Offiok, la headqunrtrrs lor
snavinir, naircminiirami shampooing, i ali-
TTT A. l'ETEUS, Saloon and Itestaurant, Bank
vv , aireei. rresu iigerai'.vayaouiup. ny
n season. Drop in ana see us. nov
E. F. Lucre BAcit
PLAIN AND DECOUATIVK PAPER IIANC1
INO. HOUSE AND SIGN TAINTING
AND (IKAININIi.
Competent workmen sent to any part of
the county.
DR. BOYD'S CURE
For diarrhoea, dysentary. suininnr com
plaint, cholcta morbus, cramps, colic or
any disorder arising; from a weak stomach
THOMAS' Goiacn Molar Pharmacy,
Hank Stuekt, Lriikhiton, I'knna.
Q. A. CLAUSS,
Oll!cn with Clauss Bros., First street, Lehighton
Fire, Life and Accidkkt
INSURANCE.
Only Frst-class Companies are represented
Information cheerfully furnished
4-1 y
rim "GOOD ENOUGH" Famili
r. it . wtm uuuu ibhs so a n
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l-t o 33
OIL AND GASOLINE CAN!
manufactured by
rh8 WinDeld Manuf'g Co., Warren, a
Every Family Should Have One
No Dropping Oil on the Floor or Table.
No Faucet to lak or get Itnncl.ed open t
ivaste Contents or cause hx plosions. I'umj
Ind Can close nnJomatically AlR TIGHT.
No Ltecikngf No Evnparetlon
i and Aissounnr saie.
A Universal I !ouec I old Necessity
I'nr Snip In T.elilirliton bv.I. T. Musbatiin. I..
I.ouiencutli anu I. u. iiionuis, apo-iai-
HBAnquAitTEns' foii
Wall rapers. Borders & Decorations
Largs assortment, and the latest styles.
Boofe Stationery, Fancy Goods
WINDOW SHADES.
puttlliK up
All grades.
Shade making and
promptly attended to.
Paints, Oil, Ynvnish, Putty.
BniBlies & fj;enernl Paintern'
Supplies.
No. 61 Broadway Maucli Cnniilf. Pa.
Below the Broadway House,
THAT
BOY AND GIRLoro
tins
What shall we have them taught aud nheie"
eirce College
BUSINESS and SHORTHAND
ItKCOIlll HUIU11NO,
U1T-U1U Chestnut St., fhllu.lu., !.
(Second, Third and Fourth l'loora.
Morning, Aflcriiooii aud Miglil Sessions.
Opening day September M, isno. ltleten
hundred and forty-one dill) separate student
last year. Ituily application necessary.
Our students uulformly bear testimony lu
favor of the utility and practicability of tlie
course ot Instruction, the skill aud devotion of
the Faculty umt the earmiatiiiMs of uffoit nd
the general success attending the same In pro
moling their Interests after leaving College.
No Double aud no charge made to anyone
for supplying Book keenei H, CVudilrrx, Kaletuien
Htenographic Clerks or (ieueivl AsilsUinls in
the Counting House, llusitieiu men uuty rutts-l
more of graduate this rr Hum before, nsllie
radiiatluu Una ueen ltrtii. il.
Hlandard uf u
1'elrce College Writing Mips and Ileal Uusl
uesa Forms, bj I'iuT A 1' Hoot, i,n Hume
Piai'tlc, one dollar a net, poniane piepaid.
Twenty slilu iai College Annual, uradua
ti on Eierctaet including adoresaea b free Idem
Heed, ot Dickinson Collage, and Blthop Koa
etc , sent wnn ro,uastd. Address,
TUOMAB MAY rSlKCK, H. A.
t-9 l!B
fix. 11.,
Principal.
Ex-Sheriff Rabenold.
iW4 N. Bill St ALLENTOWN.
DENTISTRY,
in all Its branches. Fresh gas always on
hand. Tho patronage of the . people Is
solicited. Satisfaction fitiaronleed. 4-5 U0
-GO TO-
KUHN'S
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
ROOFING, SPOUTING
AND
GENERAL JOB WORK
Receives our special attention at
this time, and in connection we
are prepared to Rbpaiu Wash
Wringers, no matter how far
gone. H'o supply new rubbers
and new cog wheels and make
your washer good as new at a
very small cost. Our line of
House Furnishing Goods in
eludes everything in that line,
while our stock of Heaters,
Kanges and Stoves can't be beat
in this town. Before purchas
ing elsewhere call and see us.
W. S. KUHN'S,
North First St., Lehighton.
FOR A SMOOTH
EASY - SHAVE,
AND A
Stvlish Haih Cut,
oo TO
FItANK HKKMAN
THK llAllllRI!,
Over the Canal Iirldge.
M.
Kast cndliehlRhton
Welssnnrt TirMiyo.
Dealer In SoleLeath-
cr, Finished Calf
skins, Kip and Up
per Leather, Harness
Leather, cte.
a
ft
- -
si
S3
fori
NORTH FIRST STREET, LEHIQHTOlT.
IS THE PLACE FOR
Fine Suitings and Pantalooniuis
at the lowest prices which are 10 to 20 per
cent, lower than elsewhere. A perfect fit
and best workmanship cuaranteed in every
Ina'anco. Hefore purchasing elsewhere
call and see us. -81-ly
SWEENY'S
"Corner Store"
8-f Km
Bottled Gherkins, ,-nv-et Pick
lea, Chow-Chow, Onions, Table
Sauce, Horse-radish, Cauliflow
er, Catsup, Mixed Pickles, Cel
ery Sauce, and all kinds of choice
Jellies and table necessaries. In
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Queensware &c.
Il'e lead, both In low prices and quality o
goods. Our large slock is displayed to da
vantage, an Item which purchasers wll
certainly greatly appreciate
REMEMBER THE
Cornea Store,
LEHIGHTON PA,
Special Important Notice.
Propeity holdeis who have not as yet made
nater service luniicttlonson Hank street should
do so at once and saw cnnsiueiable In the cost
ufllipsame, Hum the fact that after the thor
oughfare has mice been macadamized according
to the plans and specifications now with the
IIowiikIi Council it will necessitate Increased
norkand naturally a eonilderalily ikciikahkd
c:8T. Ktery luoprily holder should certainly
seetlie direct liunoitnnce u( this and make the
service connection now as it would certainly be
objected to after the street Is macadamized to
have It torn up and re-Uld thereby causing un
sightly devices.
May 1st, t8W. BY OltDEU OF COUNCIL.
4 ALES M E
WANTED.
s
LOCAL OR TRAVELING.
In sell our Nursery .Stock. Salary, Expenses
ami Meanv emniovineiii Kiummteeu.
ClIASi; 111101 1IKKS I'OatPANY,
)-7-'!in Itochester, N. Y
Lehigh Valley R. R, Co.
Arrtuigpiueiit of 1'anBenger Trains
Tn Effkot August 18th, 1890
I.KAVU I.EHIOIITON
For Itiihnav.KlUnlielli, Newark and New York
0.OH.S.S2, 7.31,8.57, Ulul 11.12 11.111.; 3 03, S.29 and
B.Ul .lll.
For Manunka Cliiuik and Iieh Idere 6.06, 7.31
n.m. : 12.37 n in.
For Ijimbertvllle and Trenton U.0D, 9.00 and
11.12 a.m.; 300 aud R.--J p.m.
Ul otrtiuiiiLoii. viuiaaii4uai miruiuiiii, ..ciii-
leliem, Eabton, rldlade'phla and points South
B.22, 7.07, 7.31,9.00 and 11.12 a.m.; 3.0(1. 6.2Uand
8.01 n in.
For Heading and Harrisbuig 7.31, 9.57 and
11.12 a. ni.: 3.0G and 8.01 n.m.
rv's, White Hall. Cnplay, ltokendauqiia and
lrreeniansmirg djk.', i.ui, u.uu s.oi 11.12 a. ni.
12JI7. mid 5.29 ii.m.
For Mauch Chiirk 0.36, 7.43, 9.47 and 11.48 a.m.
1 .99. .us. B.9! 7 "1. s.lil and 9.3S and 12.47 n.in.
For Weatherly and Hazletou 0.47, 7.43 9.30 and
11.48 a.m.: 3.15, 6.25, 7.23, 9.38 p.lll.
For Mahanoy City. Shenandoah and Ashland
6.47,7.43,9.36 and 11.48 a.m.; 3.15, 5.25 and 7.23
n.m.
For Sit. Carme) and Shamokin 7.43 and 11.48
a.m.: s.25n.m.
For 1'ottsvllle 7.31 7.43, 9.36 11.12 and 11.48 a.m.,
3.15. 7.23 and 8.01 n.m.
For White Haven, Wllkesbarre and Plttstnn
6.47,7.43,9.36 and 11.48 a.m.; 3.15, 5.25, 7.23 and
u.38 p.m.
For Hcranton 6.30, 7.43, 9,36, and 11.48 a.m.
3.15. 5.25 and 7.23 n.ni.
F'orTunkhannock 11.48 a.m.;5.25& 7.23 and
0.38 u.m.
For Owcro, Auburn, Ithaca and Geneva I1.4H
u.m.; v.a p.111.
For Lacevville. Towanda. Savre. Waverlv. El
intra, Itochester, liurlalo, N'aeara Falls and the
vesi ii.4s a.m.; ami v..j ami v.m p.m.
SUNDAY THAINS.
For New York B.42 and 10.07 a.m. ; BiD p.m.
For Philadelphia 8.02 a. in. and 3.57 n.m.
For Faston and Intermediate Stations 5.27,
8.i. 10.07 a.m. i 12 52. 3.57. 5.29 and 8.34 in.
For Mauch Chunk 8.14,9.56 a.m.; 12.26, 3.1S,
6.19, 8.52 and 9.38 p.m.
For Hazletou 9.50 a.m. : 12 26. 3.15 & 0.42 n.m.
For Mahanoy city and Shenandoah 12.20 and
3.15 n.m.
For White Haven, Wilkes-Barre, Plttston
Tunkliannnck.Tonanda. Savie. llhaca. Ceueva
Auburn. Klrulra, Itochester, Uurtalo, Niagara
Falls and the West 9 42 p.m.
For further particulars Inquire of Agents for
nine lames. r.. 11. nx imiiuis,
May 11, '90, ly
tlen't Pass. Agent,
South Kethleheni, l'enna,
AT THE
Excelsior Carpet Works,
NOHTII FIRST STREET, LEHIGHTON,
IS THK PLACE TO BOY
The Finest Ingrain and Brussels Carpet
at tho lowest priiies. 30 different patterns to select from. Smyr
nti Rugs and Brush Mats in handsome assortment.
JMnnufncturingHAG (J AH PET a specialty.
F. P. HEIL
FAIR AND
TIVAL!
If 'ill be held in Gabel's Tlall, Lehighton, on Friday & Saturday
October 10 and 11, 1890,
under the auspices of Lehigh Lodge, 292, B. of lt.lt., T., nnd
ltollin Jl'ilbur Lodge, HH-i, u. or 1,. V.
You W oi 1 1 M. iss It ! yo I0ip ,J8 ajong
and thereby do some good, iwerything possible will be done to
give you a genuine good time. Ihe large and commodious Hall
Mill be nicely decorated, there will be excellent music to enliven
the occasion, and choice rolreshments will be served at very low
est prices,
THE ADMISSION IS FREE!!'
Koep your right eye on tne date, and then turn out with your
sisters, your cousins, your uncles and aunts. C'ummittee.
IHTHave you Head the Advocate ?
50
FIFTY DOIfLAIiS FOIt LIFE SCHOLAItSIIir
PALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE
1700 Chestnut St
ttstnoo.
nut 6t.. PHIt-ADA., PA. Ittikliut.1 Fu.lllon
BMlXknowvo. iiMt Cotme ofMaAj. pkwUn
lllau ft Oradumt;. Time
IW
U. S. KRESGE.
In the Old Vost Oftlee Dulldlng.
HAND-MADE BOOTS SHOES a Specialty,
Hand-made Uppers Supplied to thaTrade.
Cernuv our3.60 Hand-made Slioe-The I1R8T.
All kinds of itepalrlng Neatly, Cheaply and
and Promptly attended to.
PIlANK 1MDERT
TltR BAltnPR,
Ulnler the Dnw Store.
Is the place for a
SMOOTn - SHAVE
AND
Sm.isit lUin Cut.
Rlva us a Call.
:hest prices paid for
les, Skins fc 'fallow.
HAIU . OUTTINO
AND
BMOOTH SHAVING
In the very highest
Htylool Tonsorlal Art.
A noilN'S
Shaving . . Saloon.
Try niml
M. PIiORY,
Manufacturer of
and llealer In
nARi1S,?S;ARS-
WHITE HTimRT.
IT LEADS THEM
ALL IN NEWS.
The "ADVOCATE."
nitiaiiT,
GLEAN,
INDEPENDENT.
Hoail Hi
ll. J . HONCEN,
Practical Wasfoti IhZildcr.
Iteiiairinp Neatly and Chcatily Done at
Very Reasonable Trices.
Oeneral Acent for the Clllinrtli Patent Adjust-
.uiuvoiiiaK uir.uiiu Lrruier 111
Uugeles and Carts.
SPOT
Cash ntiyem ko to
A. F. bATDJUIl,
And buy your Organs, I1anoi.Se log Machinjes,
Wringers, Washing Machines. Implements,
l'uinps ot all kinds. It will pay you to est pilees
from mebefore buying. I can save you raonay
Double Widths
ALL WOOL DRESS FLANNEL!
All the Latest Shades.
At22CentsaYard.
mm a ma
634 Hamilton St., Allentown.
eliiglt Goal & Hardware Co.,
(LIMITED)
Seiler's Comer, North First Street.
Would Make this Special -Announcement
Of the fact that they have nought the finest and most complete
line of Guns, Revolvers, Cartridges, Shells, both blank
and loaded, Gun Covers, Game Bags and all
Implements and Tools used by the
Sporting Fraternity ever
shown in Carbon county, and that
they have marked them at prices that will defy
competition. We extend an earnest invitation to all to
come and inspect them whether you want to buy at present or not.
We also have n line of Br. Horner's Cattle and Horse Powders.
American Business College.
AND MODERN OFFICE TRAINING SCHOOL,
Second National Bank, Centre Square, Allentown, l'enna.
One of the Largest, Most Thorough, Best Regulated and Finest Equipped Training Schools lor
Both Hexes In the Stale
Morning, Afternoon and livening Sessions. So Vacations.
ISTSlx eleeantly furnished departments with all the most modem conveniences. Full corns of
competent, prartlcal and experienced instructors. Asikiucan Uusinkss Hmpixiymknt Bdkkau
connected with the College through which good positions are secured for the graduates free of
charge. For catalogues, circulars, &e address, o. c. IJOltNKV, Principal
GENTS
FURNISHINGS.
Big Stock.
Seasonable Goods
Cassimeres,
Worsteds,
Corkscrews,
Cheviots, &c, &c.
HATS, CAPS,
Boots & Shoes.
TRUNKS, &c,
Satisfaction.
There js a good deal of satisfaction
in being perfectly satisfied, and espec
ially so in regards to what you wear.
In this particular we invariably mora
than please our patrons. Our stock
being large, varied and complete gives
satisfaction in making n choice ol goods
desired, while in style, finish and work
manship our reputation speaks Jar more
eloquently than word. Call on us for
Spring and Summer Garments, Suits
or parts of Suits. We guarantee per
fect fits nnd finest workmanship.
Olauss Bros.,
THE TAILORS
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.
GAM'S
IS HEADQUARTERS FOR-
GENERAL HARDWARE,
Paints, Varnishes, Glass,
ATiTi KINDS OF COAL,
OPS. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa
Laundry, Laundry, Laundry !
The undersigned lias opened a Laundry on
White St., Weissport, Pa.
Will call for and deliver goods free o
charge, Drop me a postal.
Wm. g. brook,
White Sreet. Wssport, Pa.