KntetH 8ron1 CI Matter At tli t-e-hlgliton
rMit-M!lm.
The Carbon Advocate
LRUIflHTOV, 1'HNN V.
ltalea tor Legal AilvfrUalna; :
riiartfi Notice
Alldltol s Nntli'fi
VomtnliHlniin i Notice
Divorce Notice
Administrator's Notice
lixecutm '9 Notices -
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SATUHDAY, OCTODEU 11, 1890.
Bonn Flile Circulation Titirecr limn tlint of
miy Weekly Nwpnim In. the County.
IT WAR A OltKAT OAMK.
LehlKliton AVenn Tumiicjim'n Clnnilr t Imp
let nt Her licit.
Tbe Milsliton, champions of Uib
Leklfek Valloy, ilofent the champions of
Schuylkill county.
A happy crowd Cletl ottt of the Lehigh
ton Ball Park last Saturday, anil thoy had
good reason to feel jubilant, for thoy
had witnessed their pete do up the only
clul that stood between thetu nndllio
championship of tho Valley and coal
regions. For several weeks past tho chief
talk In bsso ball circles, has been about Hie
deciding game between tho home club
and Taraaqna; many of the audience be
lieved that a repetition of tho two former
games with this club would bo the result,
hut they were agreeably dlsappolnleO for
the Lehlghton boys were on their
metal and were determined to keep up
their reputation as ball players.
A large audience was present, TauJarjna,
.Vancli Chunk and Lansford being well
represented and wern ready lo cheer their
favorites on to. victory, but llio were not
allowed to give vent to their pent up feel
ings.
Tbe Tamaqua presents Qorniley and
Cbrlstman as their battery. Qorntly has
always been a terror to tho Lcltlghton boys
but they got satisfaction out of him at
last. They pounded him for thirteen safe
hits ChrlBtman, Melstcr, O'JIara and
Botnermal each getting In two hits. The
Lebighlon put in Lucken and Simmons
to do battery work, mil their woik was of
the first class order: to Lukcn too much
credit cannot be given for he pitched a
masterly game, alloylnt Tamaqua but two
safe bits.
The game opened with Lehlghton at bat,
Simmons started the hall rolling with a
sale single to lft and C'hrislman followed
hi in with a corking hit to right but was
put out on attempting to make two bases
on the hit, Mcister then eamc up with
another hit which sent .Simmons over the
plate with the first run.
Fnllmer led off for Tamaqua with a fine
two bagger to left but failed to score owing
to the fine pitching of Luken.
Lehlghton increased their lead in the
sacond inning by scoring three runs
O'Hara was hit by pitcher, Lukens hit
to rlgbl but was forced out on Simmon's
hit to short, Chrislman then sent a ticauty
to centre O'Hara and Simmons scored,
Melster reached first on an error, Cut 1st-
man tallied,
Tamaqua failed to score until the third
Inning when iraRtier reached first on balls
and scored on Slant's twb base hit ,lo left
centre, their only run of tho game. Le
hlgblon further increased their lead in the
fourth scoring five runs on a two'bagcer by
Afclster and singles by Holly, Itothermal
and O' tiara on an error of James. They
scored three more In the sixth on singlo o
Kelliermal, u'liaia ami uiiatiiDers on
errors of Jamas and Christman. The
game was called in 'io seventh inning on
account or darkness.
Lehlghton having defeated every club in
the yalley and coal region a majority of
games arc justly entitled to uo caned
Champions.
Score by innings:
j a 3 4 r. o n in k
Lehlghton 1 !i 0 0 S a 12 i:t 0
Tamaqua 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 5
Earned runs Lehlghton 5, two base hits
Melster, Fullmer, Shutl, struck out by
Lukens 11, by Gormly 7, wild pitches
Qormly 1, passed balls Christman S. Time
of game 1:80. Umpires, Kennedy and
Bartholomew.
Leliltltton's Hosiery CoiuimiiJ
Lehlghton Hosiery Compauv is the slyle
of tlio new corporation formally organised
tbe other evenlni; by the election of the
following board of directors: Daniel Olc
wine, Joseph Obert, Ed. Zern, P. P. Lentz
and A. V. Itaudenbush, witn John T,
Semmel as secretary and treasurer, for tho
purpose of manufacturing all kinds of
hosiery. The meeting was presidod over
by T, A. Snyder, and John T. Semmel
acted as secretary. Tbe following gentle
men, J. T. Semmel and J. Fink Thomp
son, were appointed to act with the board
of directors, as a committee on location,
Jt:c.
The capital stock of the company will
be $8000. T. A. Snyder was appointed
solicitor and application for a charier of
incorporation will be applied for at once.
New Castle ut Nesiiticlioiilng,
Tuesday evenine District Grand Chief II.
V. Morthlmcr, Jr., and staff instituted
Nesquehonlng Castle, No. 387, Knights of
the Uolden Katie, of iSesmiclionlni:. ucle
gations from the several Castles In the
county were present. After the instltu
tlon ceremonies Sir Knight J. It. Lewis, of
Lansford, in a neat address presented tho
new Castle with a handsome !nrue bible,
the gift of Lansford Castle, No. HO.
were served with an appetizing lunch
The parade which was to havo taken place
was prevented bv the inclemency of the
weather. The new Castle starts out under
auspicious circumstances and bids fair lo
rank with any tn the county. The follow
lng are tbe officers :
Past Chief -John Wilson.
Noble Chief William Charles.
Vice Chief Henry Hooper.
High rrlest Albert Washburn.
Venerable Hermit William Ituueiima.
M. of it. and C. ot E.- Joseph II. Colletle.
Keeper of Exchequer- IVtvId Iteese.
Sir Herald-WllllBin J. Trewhella.
Worthy Hard John Trevena.
Worthy Cliambeilalu llrury fault.
Knslgn William Newton.
isqmre :
Kwulre Thomas Reese.
First Guardsman William Thomas.
Second Guardsman John Jenkins.
Trustees Solomon Hioman, John Haycock,
uuuici tvuuriiB.
Keuesentatlve lo Grand Caslle-JiihiiWIlson
A l.ucky lfeftiic.
While out hunting Tueaday a double
barrel breech loading gun which Albert
Uackley was oarr.i lng, exploded. The onlj
injur; lie sustained However was a few
slight eeratclioa from the splinters of the
mik-k,
Trust-Worthy 0,ieriitnr.
In view of the fact that recently there
haye been serious accidents on railroads
aa result of the careleasneM or Incompet
ency of telegraph operators the most re
ceut instance Is that of the accident no.tr
Mauch Chunk this week the traveling
public should demand of railroad managers
that they make strenuous efforts to secure
adult, sober and trust-worthy telegraph
operators. Asuiauu t elegram.
DENTISTRY.
Dr. J. A Mayer &Sen.
T3r. GEORGE H. MAYER,
Graduate from the Dental Department or lite
University of rentujltitnla,
lo opened au tXBee lutlie name bulldiiiK nitli
his father, seoood floor iu the Itu Window,
S8 BROADWAY. MAUCH t'llt'NK, PA.,
d Is now prepared to receive eteryoue in need
flrat-elau otmtal avrvux. iuue unuMf
FRANK, P. DIEHL,
NOKTll STKKi r,
, Practical nUckwuitUA Hoi-, sliiH r
I prepared to do al work Iu bin Hue
ln tbe uebt ntaniter aud at tbe lowest
prices, FleasecHll uo'e-6-i.
Election
Proclamation.
I'liraiwnt to ftn Art of General Assembly
of Iei nsylvnnia, entitled and Act relating
to the elections in the Commonwenltli,
Approved the 2d day of .Inly, A. D., 1829,
anil a further supplement thereto approved
January 30. A.D, 1874,1, Itiram V. Le
van, Hberifl of tbe County of Carbon,
I'enna., do hereby make known and give
notice to the electors of the county afore
Mid Hint on the first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November, being tbe 4th day of
November, A. !., lsun, at wnicu lime me
following officers arc to be voted for:
One person for Governor of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania.
One uprson for Ltcutenant-Clovenor of the
Commonwealth or rennsyivania.
One uerson for Secretary of Internal
iMfhlrti of the Commonwealth of l'ennsyl
vanla.
fine nerson for Hcnresentotive In the
Congress of the United States to represent
the Eighth Congressional District of the
Uymmonweauu oi rennsyivania, compose
of tho counties or .Northampton, jMonroe,
Pike nnd Carbon.
One iierjon for State Senator to retirement
the Twenty -second Senatorial District, com
posed of the counties of Pike, Monroe and
Cnruon, in the tune senate oi tne uomnioiv
wealth of Pennsylvania.
Ono licrnm for ltenrosentative. to repre-
tent tho county of Carbon in the General
Awembly or the uommonweaim oi i-eniv
sylvnnla.
Ono nerson for President Judge of the
KWv.ihlnl .rnilicinl District of I he Com
mouweallh of Pennsylvania, coiupcxeil of
the counties of Monroe and cnruon.
One person for County Treasurer of the
nm'mlv nf Pjirlinii.
One nersoti for lletfister of Wills and He'
oorder of Deeds of the county of Curbon.
T1imr nersona for Coiintv Commissioners
of the countrof Carbon.
Thtce persons for Auditors nf the county
oi Carbon.
1 also make known and give notico Mial
the nlnrn of holrtiiiL' the aforesaid elections
in ll;e several Townships and Boroughs of
the-aald County, mil be respectively at the
places hereinafter designated, via
rianksTownshln. Audenried District, nl the
school house In Audenried, and Beayer Mea
dow, District at the school hone al Levislon.
In said Township.
Bast Penn Township, at the oublio lirmae of
Ponrose George, in said Township.
Lower Towamciiaiur; Township, Millport
District, at loo public. House ol ueoreo u,
SbifTert, in said District.
Iiitllo Gap District, at the nubile house of
Robert Honry, in snld District.
Bowmanslown District, at the public house
of Maurice Bowman in Bind District.
Franklin Township, at the public house of
John Rolirlg, in said Township.
Lehiehlon Borough, at the public house oi
Jonathan Kisller, in said iiorougu.
Lausanne Township, at the female school
house, Buck Mountain, In snld Township.
Lehigh Township, in tho school house al
Kockport, in said Township.
Weatherly Borough, al the public house o
Silas II. Biltncr, in said Borough.
First Ward of tho Borough of Mauch Chunk
at tho oilico ot County Commissioners.
Second Ward of the Borough of Mauch
Chunk, at the public house of Peter RUhl, in
said Iiorougu.
East Mauch Chunk Borough, at tho public
house of Barthold Zeiser, In rani lioroiigh
Mahoning Township, at the public house ol
Thompson Meuamel, in said Township.
Psckerton District,
at the nubile school
house In snld District.
.I?enn Forest Township, at the
of Enos Koeli, in said Township,
pulille house
Towame nsing 'township, nt tbe public bouse
of F. F. Seiberling, In said TownBhip.
' Packer Township, at tho public house
known as Ilimz's Tavern, iu snid Township.
Mnuch Chunk Township, Nesquehoning
District, at the public Iioubo of Benjamin
Oxley, in Nesquehoning.
Mauch Chunk Township, Ifocklebarnle
District, at the pUblia school house, in the
said District,
Blootnineilalo District, at tho public school
house in the village of Bloomlngtlale, in said
district.
Summit Hill Borough, at the Iron Hall, In
said Borough.
Kidder Township, North District, at tho
house formerly of (leorge II. Stlnson, now
known as Slrutor's office, at Lehigh Tannery.
Kidder South District, at tho public houseof
Freeman Gotz, In said District.
Weissnort Borough, at tho public houso ot
Henry Christman, in said Borough.
Jianslord, in Last want, at the new public
school house, In said ward.
Lansford, in Middle Ward, at the public
houso of Joms If, Gallagher, in said ward.
Lansrord. In West Ward, at the public homo
of Jumes McConloguo, in said ward.
I make known and give notice, as in and by
the I2th section of the aforesaid Act of Asscm
ly I am directed, that "every person except
ing Justice of the Peace, who shall hold any
office or appointment of profit or trust un
der the Government of the United StateB
or of the State or city or incorporated dis
trict, whether commissioned ouiuer or
otherwise, a subordinate officer or agent
who is or shall be employed under the
Legislative, Executive or Judiciary depart
men I of this State or of the United States, or
ol any city or incorporated district, nnd
also that every member of Congress and of
the legislature andol the select or tJommon
ronncil of any cit3', or Commissioner of any
incorporated district, is ny law incapable ol
holding or exercising at the same time the
office or appointment of Judge, Inspector
or Clerk of any election of this Common
wealth, and that no Inspector or Judge, or
any other ollieurofanyaueh election.shall be
eligible to and otlice then to lie voted lor
bKc.o. At all elections hereafter hold
under tho laws of this Commontvcalth, the
polls shall be open at seven o'clock a. m.,
and close at (.even o'clock p. iu.
uiven under my hand at ainuch l hunk.
the first day of October, Anno Domini one
thuuaand eight hundred and ninety, uiul of
the Independence ol Hie United Mate lilt
one hundred and fourteenth.
H1KAMP. LEYAN.
October 4 8w. Sherifl
TUv Mer Ki.eceLjfHl K, im-Ty ever dUoor
mil, tf It U ccrtalu Iu lis nl doe not
l.llif r. .mof ltow :
bROOKi.TM, Cmm liar S. 9X
Itt. H. J. KrKDill Co.: .
aim - Last Huiuiurr I i iirutl a Curb noon mr horse
with your calibrate.! KfiidaU'A Spavtu euro and U
WAN IllH Of l OU 1 Vf r U W UQUA. i it&re a iioun
curiiig ev-ry UUik lirlad It ou. Mjr neighbor had
uly ituttwa, tiavinic Uhl It WlHi rltcl
inarw wuna vrjuti mtvmiiatiaa4iiuniiiuiie
MkHl inv huw to $ure IU I rMOtnaiMkdud
KoiMihU H Sm lu Curo. Ho OQnl ttta Sim
juw inrro wrru
WOUTT WlTTIR.
OoLUUBirt, OUo, April 4, 90.
pa. B. J Kbkoaii. O.: .. ....
Bosrln Cun
t betorn.
Powder let i
pavin cur mid Kiiurn (XuM)inou
i lHiwilen titan
lent I
th
Onti mail Mhl to tne. It w
nr ketjiiwl lite tieat he ever uwnl.
btwl
HJHid IU
Haaooci
rfullj.
drro L. Horruiit.
Oiimniiiao, N. V., May t -M.
Tut Tt 3. TfvmAti. fin.
fk4r tVra t-1 tutva uaed Mnl liotUaa or your
Kenaatr luavln Cure with urrut BuaoeM, ua a
uooiieti ttutrti tut waa (tune tante
um t tie inare ta how Mittraty ire
RMM!trull, F. 17. HUTCnlKS.
a anJ alutwa tto CMtuA oh (heJvlM.
KEHDALL'S SPiVIH CURE.
Uok&oe, La., Hay 8, W.
Dft. B. J. KCSDAU. Co..
Ueaia : I chink It my duty tomidir tou my
tuanka for yoar far famed KvudaH' Spavin Curd.
I bad a four y?ar old fflly wbiob 1 urteed vary
liltfbly- aUa bd a vry Mvere wolla lg. J tried
tttxiut etftot dwamit kiudti of medlotuea vYhieu uw
lit in mil
oil. i pafwAMKi a uoiw or yuar njwttn
mmBtiaaad a bottle at ruar i
ttUAV tU OUt-fl
which uured bar In four day.
I roiuAlu yourt.
iliBKMI DOWEM.
Prleetl perlttle,oralKUiltlerrt&. Alltinu
Btate ttaveUoruttuiiet U for yuu.orlt will lie tt
to aiijr tuldrast oa reoaiptnf price by the pruprte
Un. Dlt. II. J. liLNIIAI.I. Oil.,
lutaatumtt Jfalla, VcvtusiiW
7 WiwWk
StOVtIB,
Tinware,
Htr and
Ranges,
In Great Variety at
Samuel Grater's
Popular Store, Bank Street.
Roofing nnd Spouting a special
- ty. Stove repairs furnished
on short notice
Reasonable!
A uftoil. nushlne Salesman liere. First elasl
!nay gnoranteed weekly. Cpmmlsslon or 8al-
.tif riiiii.ir een nir new Kriius hiiu nuecmiiie
fAiiMun Mtt rot ft pond iiavlniz lob for
the winter. Write for full terms and tartlcu4l
lars,
rilUU 1.. lUlio. nmscijiiMii,,
Itocnesier, n. x.
lienleml'Cr.n-ani
PENSIONS.
iar.nn .lnairhwr Pension Rlanks nnd Infor
mal Ion under Act of June IRKi, can obtain the
same from the undersigned.
015O. W. KSSKlt. rrolhonotary,
:uu!3ir ' Mauch ChuiiK, J'a.
Ex-SherifF Rabenold.
8!34 N. mil St., - - - - AH.KN1WN,
DENTISTRY,
In all Its branches. Fresh gas always on
hand. The natronace of tho peoplo Is
solicited. Satisfaction guarontccd.4-C-tX)
SpecLal Notico !
T.elilL-lltmi Full' from OclolierT to 10, 1890,
ah ..nNniii tvim niietid tn enter articles for
exhibition are earnestl. lequesteil to make lists
ot the same and send or bring the lists to the
Secretary wuo win neon ine kimuuu "
r,AV rirrnnpn r.tl, to enter nntv. and not re-
oelve' until TU1!8I)A.Y. OOTOBUlt 7th. v. lien'
entering and receiving will be conttuued until
0 1'. M when enti les will bo closed. Address,
KlAVBN BAUER, Secretary,
o-ia-st East maiicn i:nunK, j-a,
U. S. MAIL COACH
HETWKKN
Broridheadsville and Lehlghton,
IS HUN KVKHTi BAY.
Passengers Between, and to oil Points along
the Line, will bo Carried at the very
LOWEST RATES.
Freight and Baggage
Safely carried al lowest prices. The patronage
of the pnblio is reshectrullv solicited. Orders
!nlt with the Post Offices along the lino or at
tho Exchange llolol, Lehlghton, will receive
prompt attention. Kespectiuny,
augooyt FRANCIS KOEHLER, Prop,
Dll.W.F.DANZEll
No. 0 North AVyomlng St.,
H AZLETON , PENNA.
Hpeclallst In" Diseases cf the
EYE. NOSE AND THROAT
Dr. Danger will be at the
Exchange Hotel, Lohighton,
on FltlDAY of every week between tbe hours
oi u u. ni., utiu i ii. in.
Spectacles nnd Eye Glasses accurately fitted at
irast'iuti'iu l" iti.-,.
v-nnnalltlnn li. riai-itim, nlwl Kurdish.
anBnstl-9fllfn
DR. J. P. BROWN,
Slfttington, Penna.
Sneclal rreattnent given In Diseases of Women
Specialist In Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and
Catarrh Permanently Cured
Pliu. Hrnmeleca I've nlasse.1 and SllCCMclOS lUl
Justed my own patent. aug'j-iy
PHOTOGRAPIT
GALLERY,
Permanently located near Valley Depot, for
Cabinets and Pamlly Groups. Old pictures cop
ted andenlarsed. augt-y
fKAttonUmi I At REBER'S
HUOlmUlli rniBfi stoi:e,
y the slinrlo Jiottlo, Ity 1-4 ntttl 1-8 doi
luantltles, nnd In jobber lota nt Jobbers
lit Ices, Hood's HnrsnpitrlHn enn nlwiiya u
It ad.
Uilyo
Lehigh Valley R. R, Co
ArrntiBCinent of l'naseiiKer Trains,
In Ekfeot August 18th, 1890,
LEAVK WJIIiailTON
For Hahwav.Hllzabelh.Newark and New York
fi.0fl.a.tK,7.at,.57,nnrt tl.ian.m.j atm.o.ai nnu
I'-1?: .
t'Or imillllllhU VlllllliV ii" ircniun.ui
n ,i, , n lit
For ijmibcitvllle and Trenton u.Ofi, 9.00 and
11.12 11.111.; 3caando.'jup.m.
tf,..D...,i,,.n Allatitnum Ttotli
rur oaiiiuttiuii, ..v...v.,..., ...
Inliem. Kiistnn. I Ml I nil 1:1 UlHl liolllls Houth
B.2-' 7.07.7.31.1110 Hhd 11.12 a.111,1 XW, CSS and
ft 01 1, ni.
lror IteaillllK IlllO llliril.suitlti l.oi, w.l mm
11.1211. in.; 3.t anti n.ut p.m. . ...
ltnu'iiiiiim. .ebleb Can. Chcirvfonl. Lau
rv's. Whlto Hall. Coplay, Hokendauqua and
l'reemnnsburK BJ, 7.07, ti.00 9.67 & 11.12 a. til.
12.17, and 6.2i)ji.m.
For Mauch Chunk C3B. 7.43. 9.47 and 11.46 a.m.
t i in riA7Q.t. h.1,1 nnd o.aft and 12.47 n.ni.
For Weatherly and Hazleton 0.47, 7.43 tt.SO and
11.48 a.m.: 3.16,6.28,7.23, 9.38 tun.
i.'r Miifi.-innv nitv. Sbennndoa i and Ashland
0.47, 7.43, 8.30 and 11.48 ii.lU.; 3.16, 5. lllld 7.23
For ML Carmel and Bhauiokln 7.43 and 11.48
n.nt. R SR li.tii
For rottBVtltc7J17.43. oae 11.12 and u.4a.m,
1R 7 49 Mil. I K OI ll.lll.
For While Haven, Wllkesliarre aild Plttston
u.47, 7.43, 9.30 and 11.48 ll.lll.; 3.16, 6.28, 7.23 and
j.wp.in, ....
ror swraiiti'it u,w, i.-ia, v,., mm 41.10 .ui.
X.1K It 9ft ntul 7.43 11.111. '
For 'Piuikliaunock 11.48 a.m.; 6.26 & 7.28 and
a ii.in
ForOwego, Auburn, 11 lift wi and (lenevo 11.48
11.111. ; H.ae p.m.
For ljii'evvlllc. To'
owanda.Sayre, Waverly, Bl
iltalo, N'aaura Falls and I he
1 7.23 and 8 JS p.m.
intra, ltncbester, Bull
went 11.4s a.m.; aim
SUNUAY TUA1N8.
For New York 6.4 and 10.07 a.m. ; 5.29 p.111.
I'nr Phlliuleliililii 8.02 a. 111. mid 3.67 u.lll.
For Eaaton and Intermediate Stations 6.27,
X lr 10 07 n in. : ll 52. S.A7. 6.28 aild 8.S4 II 111.
For Maiicli Chunk 8.14, 8.60 a.m.; IK.2C, 3.15,
e.19, 8.52 and 9.38 p.m.
For llnzletnll .&0 a.m. : 12 20. 3.15 & 9.42 U.lll.
For MabanoyCtlv ami Shenandoah 12.88 and
3.16 p.m.
For White Haven, Wllkea-llarre, Plttston
Tiinkliftniutek.TowAiida. tsavre. Ilhaea. Geneva.
Auburn, lilinira, Itoehester, Ihitfalo, Niagara
Falls and the West 9.42 p.m.
For further particular Inquire of Attentslor
Time Tables. R. 11. HVlNtmJN,
tlen'l Pans. Agent
Mav 11. '10. IV Houth Uethlehein, I'enna
F. I. SMITH, D. D, S.
onice opiiosite the Opera House.
Hank Street, Lo shton,
Ta
DHNT1ISTUY IN ALL 1TB 11KANCHI.
FIlliiiK and maklnit artificial dentures a special
ly, ixicai anmHiiettoa iwvii.
Has adinlulatered and Teeth Fitraetrd WITH
tlllT PAIN.
OFFICE HOUIl8:-Froni 8 . tn., to 12 111., from
I p. m., to 6 p. iti.,irotUT p. oi., itisit, i.
Cousultatlons In KnglUlior (lermin
olflee ifoura at IlaleUn -Every itaturdav.
Octitwrr-iv
MANSION HOUSE
Upjionitc L. tt H. Deiwt,
BAKK 8TRBKT. - - LEIHGHTDN
C. II. HUM. I'ltOFlUKTOU
HiU bouse offers flrst-tiaitii accommodations for
transient and perinaueiit boardert. It liaa Iteeu
uetvlv rellttedhi all lt deuaitiueiitH. and Ih locttl-
etl 111 oue ul tlte tttuat pitHurMiuuii pua-tluiu ul tbe
borough
uab. leruts moderate. ta The liAU la
l arias tuoueraie. or rue OA it
aupplied witlj Ute choicest wines, Li)uurs and
ipplie
cigars.
r man kmri ou lap.
apr 17-jl
gHERIFF'S SALE
() K
Ifas
Valuable Real Estate.
By virtue nf a wilt nf l.enrl Kaelas. No in
"October term, lRflO. to me directed will be sold
at public vendue at tbe Court House, In the
toroii(rh of Mauch Chunk, Carbon County, Pa ,
on
Monday, October 13th,
1MO. at one o'nlnek. n ni . the fnllnwlna- !ja.
crlbed real estate, to wlf:
All mat certain piece or parcel of ground
situate In the village of Beaver Meadow. Onr-
uon couniy.anu mate ot renniyivania.aticlueslR
naletl In the Town plot of Beaver Meadow, ai
as
ioi no. iwy too). Having rrnutaRe in i
fifty (SO) feet on Church street and ex
frontage In width ol
Easttvarti of that same width two hundred an
rept huh oitenoin
seventeen feet, six Inches to Church allav. be
ing bounded on the nottli by a sixty (06) feet
street, known as line street and on (be south by
lot No. forty-nine (49) owned by John Martin,
8r. The Improvements thereon are a two-story
double.
Frame Dwelling Ilowsa.
32x88 feet ; ono Summer House, lliil feet ; one
ouioie, ibxh leeinnu oincr necessary out nuiid
tngs. Selred and taken Into nxpentlon as the tiro.
perty of IVllon Fllllpsnd will bo sold by
II. 1',
1.15VN,
Sheriff,
DKnTOLRTTtJ,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Sheriff's Office, Mauch Chunk, Sept. IT, 1890.
gHERIFF'S SALE
0 OF
Valuable Real Estate.
By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, Issued out
of tho Court of Common Pleas of Carbon County,
Slate ot Pennsylvania, and to tne directed, there
in ue innseu to punnc sale, at the court
House in uiu uurougu oi niaucn i;nuuK, on
Monday, October 13th,
1890. at ono o'clock, n. in., tlin fnllnu-i iter flat.
crlbed properly, to wit:
In the borough of Weathcrl;
ah nun cerinin 101 or piece oi ground situate
ueriy, i;arDon countv,
l eniisyivniua, oounucu
d described as lol
point on a new
ftvifl le.llnir frnii, VVnlliDrlu
. ' t . " ..J, vnitHiu uyinilj,
I'eiinsi lvaiilii, to the Lehigh unit Susquehanna
cai oon v
mi ujii ku nun ruiiiiniu i mm inenco souiuwardl
HOB feet to the line of a trad .iMxn.l nr.incnl
Bntz, from thence alonK said line of Jacob Butt,
westwardly llfty feet to lands of Conrad Melser
fiom thence along said line of Conrnd Melser.
northwardly aw feet to the road, from thence
alone said road eastwardly, fifty-three and a
half feet to the place of heelnnlng. Bounded on
the north by the road, east by land of Jacob
Butz. south bv land of .Tncnl, ltnl
on the ii est
by land of Conrad Melser.
Heled and taken Into execution ns tb n.
I, ..j ... jiriKiiiuu, unit iu iiunoKi i,y
IT H T t?l' A XT
1IRVMAK & IIkvdt, Hberfff.
Attorneys.
Sheriff's OITlcc, Mauch Chunk, Sept. 17, 1C00.
gHERIFF'S SALE
O F
Valuable Real Estate.
Ttvvllfnn nf n tvrlt nt tacail Vn.l.. Vn o
October term, 181X), lo ine directed will be sold
at public vendue at the Court House Iu the
uorougii ot niaucn unuiiK, carbon county, l'a,
on
Monday, October 13th,
IRK), at one o'clock, p. in., the following ile
crlbed real estate, to wit:
All that certain tractor piece of land situate
In the borough of Farrvvl le. Cnibon Countv.
rciinsyivaiua, uounued mm described as fol
lows: HeelunliiRat a spike In a public road
leading from farryvllle to Slarla Furnace,
thence In and alone the same and by land of
Harrison Went, with lllty-threo and three
iu
lit
unrter(M3-4) degrees, east thirty-three, and
111 tierches to It timlrim till, north ntil. ,.P
the above named road.thenee by land of Daniel
Wentz.sontli seven deirrees.east twentv-nlneiiiui
three-tentlu perches to a nost thence bv Dm
same south seventy-live degrees, west seventeen
and two-tenths perches lo upost, thence by
land of Charles Dellord, uoi Ih till rty-tlve degrees,
ct iiiueiueii nun iive-teuius ltercnes lo tne
nlaco of bealuulnir. containing three 1.11 hjipq
nnu nuij-BH iteif iic.i, ue too same nioreor less.
too iiiipiuvumeiits i Hereon are a two-story
Frame Dwelling House,
22WX2IU feti one Bummer House. lGxan f. et
one Stable. 10x30 feel: Wmron Blied attached
1416 feet; one Slaughter House, 20x28 feet and
otuer necessary out muiuiitgs,
Seized and taken Into execution an tlin urn
neitvof Sarah J. Hover uud Frame I. Hover
uuu inn uu uiu uy
Fl'RVMAN & HKVnT, ' ' ' 'slierfff.
Tt 11 T I.M t VT
Aiiorueys lor i luiiiiiu.
Sheriff's Offlce, Jlauch Chunk, Sept. 17, 1S90,
gHERIFF'S SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
Bv virtue of a writ of Flera l-'nels. Issued out
ol the court oi common Pleas, ot Carbon Conn
tv. State of l'eiinslvanla. and to me directed
tnete win oe etposeu to iiiiouc sine ai ine uoun
iiou.se, in uiu uorougn oi aiaucu unnnK, ou
Monday, October 13th,
lKiO, at one o'clock, p. m,, the following ties-
nuen nroneriv. 10 wn:
1. All that certain half lot. niece or narcel of
Sound situate In the boioughof Farryvllle, In
e countv ot Carbon, nnd state ot Pennsylvania,
beginning on tne southwardly sideot Fairy
street, containing in front of said l'arrv street
twenty-live feet and extending In depth at right
angles whii saiu street 134 leei to water street
on Folio I'oco or nig creek, bounded Northward
t said rarrv street, westward v bv lot N0.9
hwardly by said Water street, anil East
uv ov tne on er nan 01 ioi.no. h. int
provements thereon consist of a two-story.
Briok Dwelling House,
20x24 feet with a two-story Frame Kitchen, 1820
leci uiiacueu, ituu 11 irauie niauie iu4ieet.
2. AH tlint certain lot or niece of around situ
ate on the South side of Parry stieet In tbe
borough of l'arrwllle, bounded on the North by
said Parry street, on the Hast by lot No. 7, ou
tho South by Water street, on Folio Poco or Illg
Creek, and on the West by the other part of lot
No. 8, being the ICaMern part of lot No. 8 nnd
t'ontalnlngln front or breadth on l'arrv street
twenty-tlte feet and extending Southward of
nnu wiuiu ai ngni angles to sum rarry street
im teei 10 water street, .ine improvement
men-oil eoiiNini 01 u tivo-siory.
Frajne Dwelling House,
20x28 feet with a two-story Frame Kitchen, it20
leei aiincneu, nnu a rrame statue, nixai feet
3. All that ceitaln lot or niece of around situ
ate Iu the borough ot Farrytille bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Ueglnnlng at Itiue-
titoue In a public road, thence by land now or
ate ul A. i. suyuer, Norm 73 degrees rem :3
feet lo a stone: thence bv the sarao South 29 de
grees East 22 feel to a stone, thence by land
nt Susanna Ultinoyer, South UO degrees West
A7W feet to a corner iu a public road; thence In
nun ainng saiu punnc roan anil mini 01 me lar
lion iron coniiKiny, tyorth 10U degrees East 38M
teei 10 tne tiiitvu ot ue
Also that certain lot or niece ef mound situate
In till) borough of 1'arrvUlle. aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows, to wit- llegliimnx at a
mi, inence oy iHiius 01 Jiicou i-eiers, oiii
i9i deereea West 27 tierchea to a nost. thence
along a certain root! South I7i degrees liasl it!
iiercnes to a iki inenee ny lanus 01 Aiitliouy
tiltiiiu)rr, tuitii .
0 degrees East perches to a
atone; inence oy tne mine oouill au ueg
East 4 perches lo a mist: tbeiico uv laud
Harrison Wenlz North so degrees East 11 HO
degreea East 14 iiereheg to a iiost; thence by the
same North 14 degrees ISast 6 nercLea to the
plaee of beginning, containing 1 aero and tan
percues taore or teas. 1 ne iniprovemeuia tnere-
utt eouiiiat ut tt iwit-Kiiiry
Frame Dwelling House,
22x28 feet, with n tuo-story Frame Kitchen
20x22 feet attached, one Stable, 31x30 feel: Willi
a sneu, izxvt leei aiutcneti . one imicuer House,
BOxSa leei.
4. All mat certain niece or narce or land sit.
tiate in tne boroueb ul l'arrwllle. 111 tlie Roiintv
ot Carbon, utoreaald. on the south able of Centre
iireti in aam uorougn, antt neing 101 numbered
oil ine general pian 01 saiu oorotigu, no. TV,
eoiiutlnlllil in trout on said centre street 40 leef
and extenduiK back In depth at right angles
Willi saia leinre street ih leei 10 l eacn Alley,
bounded on the North by aald Centre street, on
tne mat u- ijui nu. tn, ou me stHtiu uv aaiu
1'eaeii A '. anil on ine weal nv 1.01 No. ho
The Improvements thereon itnialat ola Double
l wo-wory ,
Frame Dwelling House,
with Uweiiieut, 28x31 feet, and a STA11I.K, laxia
reot.
8elzetl and taken Ineieeullnu aa llie nrowrli-
ui otiuiueti BttrtrBT, nr., aitu iu tie sohi uv
11. P. LRVAN, Slierlff,
1'HKVMAN & IIKTltr,
Allornevs.
Sharlrt's OMee, Maueh Chunk, Pa., UeiileinUer
11111, taeu.
Money Wanted !
The JBorougli oi" Lcl light on
Carlion county, J'ennn., desires
to borrow iorm (H)U0 to $8000
Pnrtics lmvint' money to lonu
call on or communicate with.
Mahlon Reiohabd, Uurgess
Or I. 17ERCE Lentz, Secy.
O TO FRN KODRRKR, under the Eirliaiurc
1 1 -1 tl .. . . . I . ....I ... .- .. . . ..... V. U .... .! .
f ruiwi. nmin niirm. ii a n,,,,n,ii niinvc w n
fuhlonable balr put. tV Closed on Hnndav's
Roeder's Hair tonic, euros Dandruff.
DR. BOYD'S
Little Giant Nerve & Liver Pills,
Positively cures constipation, Indigestion,
biliousness, torpid liver, pain tn the back,
piles, headache, bad taste In the month
arlsltiK from indigestion, uy sirengiuemng
the nerves and regulating the action of the
stomach, lifer and kidneys.
PRICK, 36, CRNTS.
Samples Free at Thomas' Drug Storo.
DR. BOYFS CURE
For diarrhoea, dysentary, summer com
plaint, cholera morbns. cramps, colic or
any disorder arising from n weak stomach
THOMAS' Goto Molar Pharmacy,
Hank Sthbkt, Lkhiqiiton, PAnna.
O. A. CLAUSS,
Office wltlt Clausa. Dros., First street, Lehlghton
Fiue, Life axd Accident
INSURANCE.
Only Frst-class Companies are represented
Information cheerfully furnished.
4-1 y
GO TO-,
SWEENY'S
"Corner Store"
Bottled Gherkins, dwet Pick-
es, Chow-Chow, Onions,' Table
Sauce, Horse-radish, Cauliflow
er, Catsup, Mixed Pickles, Cel
cry Sauce, and all kinds of choice
Jellies and table necessaries. Tn
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Queensware &c.
Il'o le.nl, both In low prices ami quality n
goods. Our large slock Is displayed to da
vantage, an Item which purchasers wll
certainly greatly appreciate.
REMEMBER . THU
Corner Storb,
LEHIGHTON PA.
That's It
Tht' reference of course is to the
HIE FU1IIOTEI
now on exhibition in our large
played in such style and taste
plensed with the eliect created
Our Line of CARPETS.
TPell, iu this line we simply and
That settles it ! Competition
to our store will clearly convince
and qualities, while the prices
means considerable, don't it 1
and cordially invite you to call
NORTH FIRST STREET,
tit M9
rs HEADQUARTERS FOR
GENERAL
Paint
5 uarniQhoQ
us sui inuiiuui uiuuui
ALL KINDS OF COAL, &o
OPS. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa
AT THE
Excelsior Carpet Works,
NORTH FIRST STREET, LEHIGHTON,
IS THE PLACE to nuv
' The Finest Ingrain and Brussels Carpet
at the lowest prices. 30 different
na Rugs and Brush MntS in handsome assortment.
df-Manufacturing RaQ OARTET a specialty.
F. P. HBIL
FAIR
AND
TTill be held in Gahel's Hall, Lehighton, on Friday & Saturday
October 10 and 11, 1890,
under the auspices of Lehigh Lodge, 292, 13. of R.R., T., and
Rollin IFilbur Lodge, 38-1, J3. ol'L. F.
YouWoii'tMissIt! TZ
and thoreby do some good. Everything )o'sible will bo done to
give you a genuine good time. The largo and commodious Hall
will bo nicely decorated, there will bo excellent music to enliven
the occasion, nnd choice refreshments will he spryed at very low
est prices,
THE ADMISSION IS FREEH
Koep your right eye on tlie date, and then turn out with'your
sisters, your cousins, your uncles and aunts. C'ommittkk.
FIFTY VOLLJJtS FOR LIFE SCHOLARSHIP S
PALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE
00 Ohaatnut Bt., PHILAPA., PA. itfcuutmai i raaii on ler uraauaict. Tisae
Uiiaaa. S est equipped. BviVvwot'toz&X' Uaeakra'iaaiJjwiaaaKiftafajat
PLUMBING!!
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
The undersigned would respect
fully announce that ho is pre
pared now to do all kinds of
wdrk m tho above line at short
notice, in the best manner and
at the most reosonable prices.
Estimates will be cheerfully
furnished. A full line of all.
the necessary articles, namely,
water spigots, urinals, etc., al-
way in stock. A. share of the
public patronnge is solicited.
"W. S. KUHNS',
North First St., Lehighton.
2
ST
S3
So
13
- NORTH FIRST STREET, LEHIOHTOf.
IS THE PLACE FOR
Fine Snitinp M Pantalooninas
at the lowest prices which are 10 to 20 per
cent, lower than olsewhere. A perfect fit
and best workmanship guaranteed In every
Ins'ance. Before purchasing elsewhere
call and see us. -31 -ly
I
Exactly.
largo and complete gssortment o
warcrooms. Our goods are dis
that visitors cannot help but be
by the liigemus arrangement
clearly beat all previous records.
comes no where near us as a visit
vou. They embrace nil styles
are lower than tho lowest. That
pe want you to see that it is so,
and be convinced.
Kemerer & Swartz,
HARDWARE,
pntterns to select from. Smyr
FESTIV
AL b
F(1H A HMOOTII
U. S. ICRESGB
EASY - SHAVB,
in the Old rest Office HolMlnit.
Pine anil Medium Shoes for LkiIIm. un uut
Children at the lowest i.rtU! M
New llulilmrs Inserted In Gaiters at from 40 to
60 cents.
All kinds of Hepalrlng Neatly, Cheaply and
and rromptly atteudedto.
HAND-MAD12 BUOTS & SK0K8
AND A
Stylish Hair Cut,
HO TO
FRANK HERMAN
THE MAIinHH.
Over the Oanal Bridge.
M. O- Kuntz.
East end LclilRhton-
nAin . ourrma
AND
SMOOTH BHA VINO
In tho very highest
Style of Tonsorlal Art
At IldnN'8
SitAvrao . . Saloon.
Try niml
weissport iintige.
Dealer in SoloLoath
er. Finished Calf
skins, Kip and Up-
er ieaiiier,iiarncss
'.n.llinp tie
Highest prices paid for
Hides, Skins & Tallow.
R. J. HONGEN,
Practical Wagon Builder.
Hcpiiiriiifr Neatly and Cheaply Done, at
Very Reasonable Prices.
General Acent for the Gllbarth ratent Adjust-
lluggles and Carts.
ffirem 'JFvwtMreu in HWfc mat
Our constant purpose to make
and comprehensiveness that of the previous year has never been
crowned with such signal success as the present season, as will
readily be observed by a careliu inspection of our new Goods.
The display is made up of every imaginable novelty in Woolen
and Silk Textures for the coming Autumn and TFinter. Em
broidered Robes, Imported Dress Patterns, Brocade Novelties,
Homespuns, Cheviots, Rourettes, Camel's Hair, Plaids, strined
and plain effects in the one,
China O'repes and t'lain Velvets in the other afford a scene of
beauty and .utility. Every lashionable color is represented and
the most exclusive novelties are showa as well as the more mod
erate priced goods.
634 Hamilton
LIMITED)
Seller's Corner, North First Street.
Would Make this Special Announcement
Of the fact that they have bought the finest and most complete
line oi uims, xveyoivers, uariruiges, aliens, Dotn blank
a"nd loaded. Gun Covers, Game Bags and all
Implements and Tools used by th,e
Sporting Fraternity ever
shown in Carbon county, and tlint
they have marked them at prices that will defy
competition. "Wo extend air earnest invitation to all fo .
come and inspect them whether you want to buy at present or not.
Wo also have n lino of "Dr. Horner's Cattle and Horse Powders.
American Business College,
AND MODERN OFFICE TRAINING SCHOOL,
Second National Bank, Centre Square, Allentown, . Penna..
One ot tne largest. Most Thorough, Itest Regulated, and Finest Equipped Training Schools for
lloth ttexes In the Slate
Morning, Afternoon ntttl Kvntilng Seaalotta. Nu Vucatlotia,
BP-SI x elegantly furnished departments with all tlie most modern conveniences. Full corps ot
competent, practical and experienced Instructors. Amduica IIiisinhhuK.mi'UivmkntUuheau
connected with the College through which good positions are secured for the graduates free of
charge. For catalogues, circulars, &c, address, O. C. DOUNKY, 1'ilnclpal.
A WONDERFUL Success.
Koch & Sha
Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing
AND FURNISHING GOODS.
For the next 30 days prices almost cut in half. Our enormous
stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods must be closed out to
make room for an extensive Fall Business.
Our Great Boys' and hildren's Department is a
wonder in itself. Boys' two piece suits from 4 to 14 years, 1.00,
1Mb, 1.50, 1.75, 2.50, &c, worth double the price. Boys' knee
pants 30, 40, 50, Go cents, &c. Youths suits in the same pro
portion. -Men's suits, 3.75, 4.75, 5.50, 6.50, 8,00, 9.50, tCc,
former prices 6.00, 7.50, 8.00, 9.50, 142.00, 13.50. Suits that it
will positively pay you to come miles to see.
Our Custom Department is full of bargains. Our 10
12, 13.50, 15, &c, suits thai we will close out iu the next thirty
days you would consider cheap at $5 per suit moro. Odds and
ends must go and we have fixed prices to do the work. Expert
Cutters. Superior Workmanship. Good Trimmings. Thereby
insuring Style and Perfect Fit. We have a complete line ol
Men's and Boys' Furnishing Goods, some of which must be sold
at less than half the former price. Don't miss this Clearingisale
Koch & Shankweiler,
ALLENTOWN, PA.,
The Largest Clothing House In the Valley
SSOPPOSITE L.
FIRST STREET, - - LEHIGHTON, Pa
lias just opened an entire new line of
LADIES' FINE DRESS GOODS!
Comprising all tho very latest styles in White Goods Sa
teens, Prints, Ginghams, Marseilles, Seersuckers' and
Fancy Dress Patterns of the very best qualities at exceed
ing low prices.
Groceries, Provisions, Cro ckery ware, Glass ware,
V ood and Willowware of the best makes at low figures.
Cloths Cassimers, Hats, Boots, Shoes and Eeady
made Clothing in great variety and at prices with the reaoh
of all purchasers prices fully as low as the same goods can be
bought for at any other general store in this vicinity,
Carpets, Oil-cloths, Lamps and Fixtures in great
variety and of best quality at Rock Bottom Prices.
Best quality ol Flour and Feed at prices fully nslpw as the
tame, articles can be purchased elsewhere.
A car load of 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 suue
in this section. (Jail aijd ha convinced. Respectfully;'
July 823-71 AUOS REJPEL.
1YI. FIiORV,
Maniifactnrcr'of
and Dealer In
WHIl'8, FLV-NKTU,
c ac, He.
WHITK 8TKEKT.
IT- LEADS THEM
Alii, la NEWS.
Tbe "ADVOCATE"
BUK1HT.
CLEAN,
INDEPENDENT.
Head It!-
bPOT CBiIl u,lyer, RO to
A. F. hXYDER,
And huy Jour OrRans, I'lanos.SewIng Machines,
Wringers, Washing Machines. Implements,
rumps of all kinds. It will pay you o get prices
fmm me before buying, I can save you money
each year's exhibit excel in beautv
and Bengaline, Rich Novelties,
St., Allentown.
erdwar
-OF-
& S. DEPOT,5tff
6 Cdi,
toiler's