ORIGINAL CMP CASHSTORE
ATTRACTIVE LIHEHS.
In our laria and varied stock of I.lncns
will be found.
Table covers and napkins to mairli.
I'laln and bordered table covets,
Plain and bordered napkins.
AH sizes and graces of towels.
Stamped bureau and stand covers.
Plain, striped and checked toweling.
Fine embroidered linen for tidies and
scarfs.
Cream, wJilte, bordered and turkey red
table linens.
llargains are to bo bad In Ilamlsomo
Ohenile, Haw Silk and Frit 1'able and
Stand Covers.
Beautiful and useful presents can bo se
lected from our large stock of Reliable
Silverware at a great saving.
Hand Decorated Vasses, vase lamps and
crystal glass fruit and berrv dishes are
sold here f)r a ercat deal less than you'd
guess.
The many different departments and Hie
large out-go of goods enables us to mark
such low prices on roods as to cause con
aternatlou among tfaoso who try to follow,
J. T. NUSBAUM,
First Street, between South and l'lum .streets,
i.cnigwon, 1.1.
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1890.
THE COUNTY SEAT.
The (losulp of the Day Told In a Short
Original Stunner br a Special Correpon
daut. The Switchback Is closed.
Milk has "th" to eight cents
Orlando Harris, assistant to General
Tassenger Agent liylngton, has moved his
family to South Bethlehem.
Keller, the world-renowned majlclan,
Is billed to appear In Concert Kail some
I Ime In the very near f nture.
Newton Wilson, of the 2nd ward, aged
eighteen years, died Monday of congestion
nf the brain after an Illness of some weeks.
Manlage license 1378 was Issued to
Eugene Haines, of Packerton, and Miss
Ma H. Ktesge, of Kresgevllle, on the 5th
instant.
A down the Valley exchange gays; An
unknown man, supposed w be a boatman
on the Lehigh canal, running from Mauch
Cbank to Easton, was killed at the latter
place on the Lehigh Valley road on Satur
day evening.
Short Important Ail's
Under the above caption the Advocate
this week Inaugurates a new department
far the advertising of wants, lort, strayed,
stolen, and similar small Important adver
tisements, at the low price of one cent a
word for the first insertion and one half
cant a word for each subsequent Insertion.
We erpect our people to take advantage of
this new department.
Thry Are All Happy.
A latter from our old friend Charles
Froehllch, formerly of town, now of Taun
ton, Mln- says: "We ara all bapp.'.
There U no algn of winter and the weather
Is o.ull warm. The crops were good for
the past season. We are stocked with 003
bushels of wheat and 075 bushels of oats.
Wheat sells for 85 cents a bushel--the
highest price yet reached since our residence
In the West. Remember us kindly to atl
old friends, and find enclosed $1,00 for the
Oabbon Advocate which is a good friend
to us."
00 Ladles end Ulsiei Jacket! end Wraps.
You should buy your plush jackets,
Jersey jackets, and beaver jackets at
Sondbelm's One Price Star Clothing Hall,
Manch Chunk. Our lit, styles and prices
are the yery lowest. Call and be convinced.
Don't Mils It.
The enteitalnment to be given on Friday
evening Nov. 14th, in the Opera House,
under the auspices of the "Daughters of
Zlon" of the Reformed church promises to
be a rich treat and one of the brilliant
events of the season. Through the Inde
fatigable efforts of the society the Urslnus
College Glee and Ocalno clubs have
been engaged to assist In rendering an
elsgantly selected pcogramme of yocal and
Instrumental music. The aforesaid clubs
enjoy a deservedly, first class reputation.
The Tatnburlne drill executed by young
girls, is a marvelous exhibition of borne
talent and cannot fall to be appreciated.
Tb various drills and marches given by
tht young boys of the town, will add
greatlr te the pleasure and entertainment
t tbe evening. The melodies of "Mother
Goose" as depicted and produced by the
children bring out the talent powers with
which Ihey are possessed, and for home
talent the prodnction will be second to
none. The objeu for which the entertain.
meat Is given is a most deserving one, and
the programme such a complete one, tha
It calls forth the hearty support of every
one.
DiedMrs. David Kemerer.
After an Illness of some weeks, Sarah
Ann, wife of Darld Kemerer, died at her
home on Second street. Monday morning,
the Immediate cause of death being hem
morhage. Dnrlng the five weeks Illness
precesdlng btr death she suffered from
tbrseliemmorbages-the first lasting twenty
four hours, the second fonriecn hours and
tbe hrrd twelve hours, She was aged
fifty-four years and leaves a husband and
family.
Mrs. David Kemerer was Sarah Ann,
daughter of Henry Remaley, a well-known
Lebigb county farmer, and was born on
July 31, 1630. Sometime during the year
JEW she was united In carriage to David
Kemerer, by tbe late Rev. Elcbenberg.
Tram this union twelve children resulted,
flya of whom survive Mrs. W, H. Trythal,
of South Bethlehem, Mrs. Cbas. Sella,
Mrs. M. O. Clauij and Miss Hattle Kemer
er, of towu, and William Kemerer, ol Day
ton, Ohio. Interment took place from the
Lutheran church Thursday afternoon th
pastor, Rer. J. . Kndsr and her. Abra
hatn Bartholomew officiating.
Now that the election Is over let lis get
down to hard work in regard to the I in
provement of our town. Talk about things
that will benefit tbe people. Talk about
two wards; talk about electric llliimlna
tlon; talk about more Industries: talk about
a town hall and hose house; talk about
thorough and complete revision of the or
dinanees; talk about a system of Park lui
provemsst; talk straight and do some.
thing.
LOCAL SANDWICHES.
Breev Happening Cenprlit hv Wide
Awelce Heportpra nnd Cplelli Told lo
"Adrocate" Header.
Best photograph nl liMirl's
Tobias Buss occupies bis urn bnmc
During the winter talk about a town
hall
Work Is being pushed on the Hosiery
Mill.
Otis Jflller Is convalescing Irotn a ser
ious Illness.
Jamestown Is not read) to he annexed
to Lehlghton.
The work of macadAiu on First street
Is being pushed.
Jolly James lilts Is tho happv, dad of
a bouncing baby gitl.
Full Hue of Ingrain and Brussels oar
pets at Henry Schwartz. j
A fine lino of leather goods very low
at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
After December 10th five per cent wi'l
be added to your taxes, so pay up.
A Paulson taffy pull was something
new on Tuesday evening In this town,
Wo aro pleased to note that our young
filend James Nothsteln Is out after a scrl-
Illnessof threo weeks.
William Ncwhart will put down a sub
stantial flag stono pavement along Ills
Third street properly.
Buy yonr ladles and misses coats at
tbe Ono Price Star Clothing Hall, Jfauch
Cbunk. Prices the lowest.
The irrepressible Jeff Heinle, well
known to the "boys" hereabouts. Is said
to be In Butte City, Montana.
Put it down in jonr diary that tho
first snow for this year fell, hereabouts, on
the morning of November 4th.
Got measured for one of our fine black
dress suits at $20 worth $28 at Sotidliolin's
.Merchant Tailoring nail, Mauch Chunk,
The sweetost smile always adotns the
face of the damsel who has a fellow that
hires his teams of David Ehbert. Tf you
don't bolleva It, observe for yourself.
Charles Lilly, the barber under the
Opera House, has improved his shop by
tbe addition of a handsome new cup rack,
manufactured by JienrjMlller, of Tf'etss
port. In a grand drawing at Brockyllle,
uanatii, recently tinner tbe auspices of a
Moulder's Union, Ambrose Kast, of town,
came out a winner of a pair (it all-wool
pants.
Patronize RIshel, the reliable photo
man.
George Swartz, of Carbon street, brake
man an a Lehigh Valley Coal train, who
narrowly escaped death one night last week
by falling under a moylng coal train, Is
able to move about on crutches.
The property owners along South
Second street from Kunta's corner to-Ole-
wine's, have been notified by Council to
lay pavements. By giving the matter
their early attention they will save costs.
Al Yontz, formerly a resident here, a
son-in-law of Henry Nolf, now living at
Bethlehem and employed on the Bath rail
road, was seriously Injured In a wreck last
Saturday, and grave fears are entertained
for his recovery.
A young man named Smith, of Third
street, emyloyed on the upper division of
the Lehigh Valley railroad as n hrakcnian,
fell from his train at Glen Summit Tues
day afternoon and sustained a seven con
cussion of the brain.
Dr. O. W. Snyder Is the owner of a
handsome, fast bay mare, with a record
under 2.40, formerly the property of Peter
Boncer, of Monroe county. The editor an
ticipates a dash behind the thoroughbred
on somo favorable occasion.
It may interest onr readers hereabouts
who have friends In the little colony of
Lchlghtonlans at Danville, lo learn that
Iron works In that town are closed and
that the streets arc full of idle men and
merchants who feel disheartened over the
prospect of a dull winter.
The printer doesn't need money he
lives on wind and promises but our land
lord wants his rent, our employes their
wages, and the paper, Ink and type dealers
demand caslvdown fni all purchases, and
neither will wait a year. This Is why we
demand and expect cashdn-advanrc for our
paper.
The list of honorary members to the
Arlon Cornet Band now numbers twenty
or more and Includes our most prominent
townsmen. The direct purpose of the
honorary membership Is to raise funds to
hold Prof. Ellis, the Instructor, under whom
the baud Is fast gAlning a complete pro-
ficency.
We regret very much that we again
find It necessary to call the attention of a
few of our delinquent subscribers to "pony
up" their little accounts with this ofllce,
and hope that this last notice will be suf
ficient with them. Uls hardly necessary
to say that we need the money news
paper men are always flush.
RIshel takes the best pictures.
Englneets Harry Blank, of town, and
Jacob Brownmlller, of Perth Ambor, are:
contesting for a handsome clock under the
auspices of Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, division 370. The contest will
be determined on January 11, 1S01. Both
are jolly good fellowswith hosts of friends,
and the contest will yery likely be a cloe
one.
-Recently Dr. O. W. Snyder was called
to Bloomileld, N. J., to treat a case of
lymphangitis, or common big leg, in a val
uable horse belonging to Herman Bros.
It is hardly necessary to add that the ani
mal is alright the doctor's success In the
treatment of all diseases of the horses be
lng so well known that the conclusion Is
natural.
Ladles jackets from (2 up at the One
Price Star Clothing H.l), Manch Chunk.
Hallow'een was made to look ashamed
ot herself Friday night by the tricks the
youngsters worked on our people gates,
pavements, stoops, window blinds and
crossings disappeared, and corn rallied
against the windows like hallostoues. All
the ordinances In the country won't suppress
young American when be wants to make
life miserable for some ono else.
At a teachers' local Institute In session
at White Haven Saturday a week ago the
Journal, of that town, has this to say:
"Supt. Snyder, of Carbon county, occupied
the first period by a talk on 'Errors In
Teaching.' He dwelt on some of the most
common errors noted during his profes
sional visits to the schools. Many good
points wero brought out by Mr. Snyder
and of such a nature that the teachers
present will be greatly benefited by bit re
marks," A correspondent from West Penu to
an exchange says, that at the observance
of the holy eommumon In Zlon'j ehtireh a
few weeks ago, "the pastor, Rev. Abraham
Bartholomew, of Lehlghloi, dell red a very
eloquent and Impressive sermon." This
reminds us, that, although the reverend
rrentleman Is not frefliiAnllv .saaii nn miri
streets, he has regained muoh of his form -
er enwgy and vbwr whleh had been
greatly inipairen Qunteqiwin to a HMg
and serious Ilia 1H year.
-.Wen's ov.rc.au ami uUier. che-ner
than ever at tl One Price Star Clothing
Ball, Mauch Chunk.
THE VOTE IN
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4IUII 7tA WITH THIS OAMKltA,
Flash rictitre "f Fninllliir Vnce Com lng
nnd ClolnK.
Tobacconist John Kntr. iliil hnilness at
White Haven Wednesday.
airs. Dennis Nothsteln, ot Normal H'umre.
was a visitor in umn Monday.
Al Oldt. of Normal Snoare, happy s ever.
Illnmlnnted onr sanctum Monday lth Ills Jolly
smile.
-Mrs. John Hummel, of Second street, visit
ed relative tit sianngion several n.iys mis
week.
Mrs. Hurry Kreldler, (it sotitli 1'lrst street,
vls!trt many friends lit Imsford diirlHK Oils
week.
Mrs. I. S. Koch, of Second street, spent
Tuesday my pleasantly with IterllnsUlle, Va
friends.'
Mrs. 0. Stctlcr and danaliter, of Atchison,
Kansas, are cuests of Mrs. Itohert f.. mveenj on
South First street.
-William Koch and family, of the south end.
nttendad the funeral of a near relative in North,
amnion county on Haturduy.
-William Kemerer, of Dayton, Ohio, was call
ed home this week to attend Hie funeral ot his
mother. Mrs. David Kemerer.
Manager l'nra, of the Jlauch ciiunit uiwra
House, and Frank Conners, leprcsentlns "Go-won-Go
Mohawk In the Indian Mall Carrier,"
were conspicuous figures on onr streets Monday.
liev. A. M. Sauipsel, of hc Kvangellcal
churh, left early Monday morning for cieve.
laud. Ohio, where he is attending the trial ot
lllshop llowmaii and Ksher, as llio delegated
prosecutor.
Seminary Day.
The mcmhers ot Kbonezer Evangelical
church will ohserve Seminary Day on next
Sunday by holding special services to
which tho public are cordially invited. The
Idea of Seminary Day is that the services
and collections of one Sunday In every
year he devoted to Schnvlklll Seminary, at
Frederleksburc, a school supported by the
East I'enn Conference of the Evangelical
Association.
(leorge Leads the County CiindldnteH.
George W. Morthlmer, one of the new
Democratic auditors, polled the largest
vote of all the coun'.y candidates having
a majority of C83, "I higher than the next
nlghcst, and following close on to Gover
nor Paulson, ills majority In this place
s 2.1:1 and at Wclssport he runs ahead of
the slalo ticket as ho also does al Packer
Inn and Mahonlnc.
Overcoats, TTlstersnnit Cape-Conts.
After the excitement over election, you
should look for your own and boys com
fort and buy ono of our famous overcoats
which aro cheaper now than ever before.
We can sell you an overcoat or suit for
men at $5, $7, $10, $15 and up. A suit
or overcoat for a boy at $1.76, $U, M, $5,
and up. llemember tho cheapest place In
this valley Is Sondheim's Merchant Tailor
lng Hall, Mauch Chunk.
The Grand Druivlnc
The ttrand drawing under the auspices of
I.ehlRh Firo Coaipany, No. I, of town,
came off in Gabel's nail, Saturday evening
In the presence of only a small crowd.
John T. Semmcl, Charles Brlnkman and
'ihos. J. Selfert presided In the capacity of
judges, and the prizes went to tho follow
ing persons:
dents eold watch, Wni.ll. Anthony, rarryulle.
NiUcr caster. Theodore Kemmever,I.ehlshtnn,
Khsv rocker, J. urulderinuii, Lehlghton.
Smoker's set, It. W. llltlenlg, Lehlghton.
Olitars, Anthony May, Welvnnrt.
Fireman's badge, John ltehrlg, Franklin.
Watermelon, J. J. Ketser, Lclilghton.
l'lensnnt lllrtlulny Celebration.
The fifly-seycnik anniversary of Mrs.
John T. Nusbaum was yery pleasantly ob
served at her home on south First street
Friday crenlnc last by the members af the
family Catherine under tho paternal roof
and spending an evening In social delights.
In honor of the occasion Mrs. Kusbaum
was presented with a handsome willow
rocker. At a late hour a delectable repast
was spread to which all did full justice.
The Advocate oxtends congratulations
with the wish that Mrs. V may liye to ex
perience many moie such pleasurable oc
casions, lluslness la Unfitness.
The Editorial Association at their Ilcth
lebem meeting on Mouday last decided that
formal marriage notices and tho stereotyp
ed resolutions of respect should be paid for
at moderate rates. Tho clergymen receive
a marriage fee and It is expected that they
will publish a marriage notice,
and it Is also expected that the
the publisher will be at the expeuso of per
forming that service. It Is reasonable to
piy him at least for the composition. Tho
resolution of respect hobby should also be
paid for, and tbe authors should be com
pclled to certify to the correctness of the
same. Publishers are supposed to Issue
newspapers for more than public glorv,and
.he coming to au understanding between
tht public and the newspaper men Is very
deslreable. Z(a(c(, Catasaqua.
An exchange facetiously remarks anent
the editor: Don't forget the poor editor
when you have a news Item, If your wife
whips you, let us know of It and we wl
sot It right hofore the public. If you have
company, tell us. if vuu are not ashamed
f the visitors. If a youngster arrives at
your home begging for a ralument, buy
quarter's worth of cigars and come around
and If you are a easli subscriber we will
furnish a name for him or her, as the cir
cumstances will permit; and If you have
social gathering of a few of your friends
bring around a big eake, seven or eight
pies ami a hatn, not nerestarll to ent, but
as a soamiilM ot good fnllh. You need
not bother about Inviting in, for It Is
little tou cool for our wardrobe. e mri
tlon thew little things, for we want news
and we will have It.
Framed arlotyet very low at I.ueken
bach's, Maueh Chunk.
) Tint young Democracy of Mauch Chunk
! will be after something some day. and they
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NEWSY WEISSPOnT.
The Dul nga of a Lively Toitb Hrlfrty Chroni
cled tn Sltiort Snip-Snap Order hy (lie
"Htrnlter nml Claim,"
Cbailos Ooth spent last Sunday at
Wllkesharre with friends.
Henry Chrlstman and Daniel Graver
were at Allentown this week.
Miss Addle Miller Is ou an extended
visit to her sister In Brooklyn, X. V.
Itev, S. U. Drown, of Allentown, was
a familiar figure on our streets Monday.
Tllghman Jfarkloy heats all previous
fish records by the catch of a nineteen Inch
white chub.
It Is 81 al If lng to note that business
at tho Lehigh Valley Emory H'heel works
Is nicking up.
lleury Uensker, lost a six months
old child by death last week, Inter ment
took place on Sunday,
It did Franklin township IJepubllcans
good to see Chester Duck, of Philadelphia,
"slap In his vote" on Tuesday.
Al Henry, engineer of 180 l.ehlgh
Valley, Is off duly, suffering with a very
soro leg, which we hope will soon be O. K.
Tllghman Ilex, who for a year past
has conducted a general store on Franklin
street, has taken up a residence at Allen
town.
Communion services will be held In tbe
Lutheran chapel In East Vteissportto
morrow .Sunday. itev. Yt neuter will
officiate.
-The "Stroller" icknowlrdges the com
pliment at the bands of "our friends" and
tenners hearty thanks, ire are gl.ide
were wld us.
SeageHs store, over the canal bridge,
Is headquarters for seasonable vegetables
aud fruits apples and potatoes at lowest
prices. Before buying elsewhere learn his
prices.
George Enzlan, Sr., of East Weissport
Is building a large dam above the East
.Vauch Chunk reservoir which ho proposes
to stock with fish and during tha winter
will cut ice from It,
Carbon county has vindicated the con-
temptable attempt of tho Itopubllcan party
to blacker, the character of Henry Jlller
by re-electing him County Commissioner
by an increased vote. As Mr. Miller has
been lu the past so ne will be In the future
a clean, careful, judicious oftlclal.
Letters for the following people re
main uncalled for in the Weissport post
office: John Uoscthal, John Amboy,
Timothy Delterline, Nathan Beer, Owen
H'olfe, Charles Miller, J. G. Grossman.
Miss Lizzie Lent 7, and JIljs Sailie Graver.
H'hen you call for any of tho aboye loners
please say "advertised."
VoulVlll Go.
The Daughters of ZIop.Is a society formed
of the lady members of Zlon'n Tteformed
church in this city. These ladles are un
tiring in their zeal to futher the church
work and perform deeds of christian bene
volence; for this purpose they are now
perfecting anangemenls fora grand enter
tainment in the Opera House on the even
ing of the 14th instant, when a piogram of
vocal and Instrumental music and several
illfllcuU drills will ha performed. For so
worthy an object the people should give
them a hearty patronage.
Prohibition In Lehlsliton.
Six churches In Lehlghton and only
thirteen votes for Prohibition at the last
election. H'here aro the Christians on
election day? Do Ihey vote as they pray,
or are they all sinners on election day?
The last general conference of the M. E.
Church declared: "2'he liquor trafllc can
never he legalized without sin. No tem
porary device for regulating It can become
a substitute for Prohibition illctnse high or
low Is vicious In principle, and powerless
as a remedy." Do not the Jetbodlsts be
lieve, this or are there only thirteen In town
who bays the courage of their conviction
to stand up on election day to be 'counted
on the side of God and Prohibition? Prob
ably they do not know that a vote for
either tho Itepuhllcan or Democratic party
Is a vote In favor of license, any license
uteans protection to the liquor power. The
church member may dodge the quest Ion
before mac, but he cannot dodge the re
sponsibility before God. I must confess
that I cannot understand how a Christ Ian
man dare vote to legalise the. most dam
nable business the world eycr saw.
C. A. Yvki.
Mahoning Itams.
Evangelical church
-The
Is being re-
paired.
A husking hea was lield at ll'llllam
SilUr's on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Nothsteln, of Jlauch
Chunk, It at home on a visit.
On Wednesday Levi Miller shot a wild
turkey which weighed 24 pounds.
ll'm. Manli, of inimlngton, Iowa,
spent a few days In the Valley last week.
Daniel Hoppes, of Mahanoy City,
spent Sunday with his father, Solomon
Hoppes.
An Infant uon of Frank Miller was
severely scalded by the up setting of a cup
nf tea, '
Our school board will bold Its next
meeting In the Pleasant Corner school
house on the lfth Inst.
Mrs. Llab Cater, of Columbus, Old,
who spent a few uon'hs In. the Valley, re
turned home last week.
Manuel Ilex Is building a shed, and
Amandus Kberta an addition to his
slaughter house.
The sportsmen from neighboring inwns
whe corns into the Valley, Sundays for the
purpose of hunting, had better he a little
oareful or they will Had themselves lu tbe
cluteJiea of tb law.
Fine blank dress suit nude to order
al ISO at Soadbslta's Mswbant Tailoring
Hall, Jfouch Chunk.
November 4, 1890.
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"llllKIMf HOODS."
How the tncepllbli nre Caught ty the
Sninnth-Tontrueil Counterfelter.A Sample
Letter Itec-elyetl by a man In this itertlon
Smce tho arrest of Rosenthal fc Co,
New York, dealurs lu "green goods," and
tha expose of several Cathnn counly men
who ate said to have had correspondence
with them, an Advocate representative
has been looking up the matter hereabouts,
with the result that we are this week en
abled to publish a sample letter and the
address of a dealer h this very question
able article. The modus operandi is to
get the confidence of some susceptible In
dividual, enjoin tbe strictest secrecy and
make him believe he's a big fellow by so
doing, with the result that by the promise
of big profits and kindred allurements, he
lakes tho goods puts It out on the unsut-
pecllng public ami thus floods the marker
with counterfoil currency. It Is all very
plain after you once get In, but then the
trouble comes, when you want to get out
your carlts. You are in the hands of th
eueuiy and as ioug as they need your ser
vices ihey will have it, and If accident be
falls the head of the (Inn the little llsh who
baye been nibbling at the bait, get caught
along with them. We publish this sample
letter as a warning to the publlq:
Nkw Youk, May iswi.
DKAH FllIEMI A. I., t 11h mirnmul ,,!,.
and remember every word of this letter, ns It is
m ijrytwui to jliu as MCll US HSJIiaVC
discharged my contldental man who ims been
aoinc my writing lor dishonesty. So tor v our
wen as my own I must change my
.uiuic39 a wen 115 ine letters (A. I..) son lire
otuKiiitcu uj, an wueu jon answer tins letter
O SUrc nlllt slim .1. 1 In nil vmit. 1n(t..t.u
of your old signature. My business being of the
description Itls, calls for tno qualities In n ninn,
nlilch. if lie does not possess, he loses the op
pmtunlty of doing business with me. this Is
what I look for, he must do what I nsk hi in in
self.
UU 111 U I f II1IIM. J,1K1 Kl.f'll inn Itlldltlltka ,. h in.
Ketnrn to me nil letters and nenspainrslip
which I sent to you If (hey urn not destroyed.
Ann lcimllllpr. OtmtM w.it ri.al.- ...... 1... u
from mo telling v ou to answer to the old address
or any other address out side of this one en
closed do not nnswer It but send It lo me tn this
address for I nm liable to write to mi to tea If
you would do as von are told.
Now, should you answer It instead of sending
It to rno I will know that you are not to be trust
ed and all negotiations will stop between us.
Answer this letter right away telling me son
understtud It and be. sure you destroy nil old
addresses and only keep this one. Ity so doing
you will be able to get my goods. 1 cluso from
yours, in confidence. j, D. Mn i ,
An Opera Jlouae Attraetlon.
"The Iudiau Mall Carrier" Is tlie rather
attractive title of a sensational play which
Is down for the entire week at tha Alham-
bra. There were two preformances of it
yesterday, aud large audiences saw I hem.
Novelty is given the play, and Us prodnc
tion, by the. appeaiance In It of a full
blooded Indian, nho adheres to her abosl-
:lnal name Go-wou-go Johawk,and shows
her native characteristics as part of the
acted story. Miss Mohawk presents a strik
ing picturesque figure in the costumes she
wears as a braye. She Is tall In statue and
lithe of limb, and commands the ad
miration which is always excited hj
the nobler specimens of tho race. She
acts, too, with earnestness, her veiy un
counthness of manner helping to keep up
the Illusion, aud certainly not spoiling th
pleasure of seeing her. A song or two
Introduced proves that there Is such a
thing as music in the savage breast. Syra
cuse. Standard.
This popular play Is billed for H'leand's
Opera House on next Wednesday evening.
Don't you miss it.
Murderer Stungle.v.
The city papers are "on to'' Slangley,
the brutal murderer of Sirs. Sjbila H'albert
at Wcatherly, more than a year ago, and
he Is thusly spoken of by the Allentown
Critic of a late date :
"Being without money and entirely Ig
nored by tils family and friends, there Is no
longer hope for a successful effort to have
the case of Oliver 11'. Stangley, who was
recently sentenced here lo he hurg for the
brutal murder of Jrs. Sybllla Walbert, of
Heatherly brought before Board of Par
dons for commutation of sentence. Stan
gley Is a singular being. At limes his
speech aud actions ure rational and then
again he Is found weak in mind, ne Is
frequently prevish aud fretful aud dissatis
fied with his food and treatment. He is fond
of sweetmeats, aud these he eats ravenous-
ly lu whatever quantities they may be furn
ished. He Is badly dyspeptic, and it is
thought he sometimes purposely aggravates
this disease. He Is a much broken down
man, and since his Imprisonment, on Oct.,
12, I860, his weight has been reduced fiom
about 140 pounds to 02."
How to Kill Your Town,
Buy of peddlers as often and much as
possible.
Denounce your merchants because they
make a protlt on their goods.
Glory In the downfall of a man who has
done much lo build up tbe town. Make
your town out a very bad place, and stall
It at every chance )o get.
Defuse to uulto In any scheme for the
lielter merit of tbe people.
Tell your merchants you ran buy goods
a great deal cheaper lu some oilier town
and charge them with extortion.
If a sttanger comes to jour town tell
him everything is overdone and predict a
general ciash in the near future.
Keep up divided public publie sentiment
with you on the best method of Increasing
business.
Nlieii yon naye anything to sayof jour
town say it in such a nay that will laavn
the Impression that you hare no faith In It,
If uii are a marvhaiit don't advertise in
the home paper, but buy a rubber stamp
and use It. It may save you a' few dime
and make ysur Utter heads and wrapping
papers looks as though you were doing
business In a one-horse town.
fur ,11) ly Only.
We will make to your order a bUck
tlrtss suit at (SO worth tft, a fine over
eoat for 116 and MO worth $86 at Sond
belm's Mwetiiut Tailoring Hall. Maucb
Chunk, Pa.
CARBON COUNTY TIPS.
A llllterliiK 4'asliet or Crisp l ondensallnns.
Original and ailoten from (lie Newsy Crea
tion Ttttiiilv one passengei (rains go In and
out of Weatherly daily.
James Bresilu lias opened a night
school in Banks township.
Weathotly's new drum corps I suit! to
be getting along lu great shape
A turnip measuring twenty-four Inches
In circumference Is the prodtiet nf a
Mahoning Valley farm.
The new public school building at
Nesquolinulng will soon be rnmpleted. It
Is a handsome structlve with modern con
veniences. Tho Interior of the homes of Mrs.
Thomas Thomas and Supt. Seina'n, of
Panyvllle, are being handsomely ilccoiateit
and Improved br Artist Goth, of Flankllu.
Sanimuel Ilnrris, of Peckeiton, em
ployed as a brakeman on the Lehigh Val
ley, had the thumb on his left hand ciusli
ed while making a coupling at Mahoning
siding ou Mouday.
James McSorely, of Summit Hill, ha
been among the missing for the past four
weeks and fears are entertained that h
fell Into a mine broach and has beer cover
ed up by retuse.
Sfc. ....
-"ifcww uos-gratirytug for the many
friends of Prof. Thomas M. llalliet, In this
county t'lcarn that he has been uiiaitl
mously re-ulccled superintendent of tho
Springfield, Mass., schools.
Subscribers in the county will confer a
favor by mailing us all important items of
news. If a death, marriage, accident or
the like occurs mail the fact to us, and
yon wish we will re-write It.
r. K. Zimmerman, West Penn, just
across the Catbon line in Schuylkill county,
is proud of a raspberry bush that Is bearing
a second crop of berries for this year. The
fruit is lucious and very large.
A Young Men's Catholic Tola) Absti
nence Society has been organized at Jeanes
ville with the following officers: President,
Patrick Stanlicld; vice-president, Coluni.
bus ltoaitv; recording secretary. Edward
Mouagbaii; treasurer, James Sweeney.
aii om larmcr suuscribcr writes us
that "the corn husks being thick we can
look for a cold whiter, and adds furJier
that another old, but sure sign, is the fact
that the leaves falling from the top of the
tree first insures a long and cold season."
To furnish amusement for his friends
and patrons big hearted Lewis Cliristman,
of the popular Trac.hsTllle hotel, will hold
a grand shooting match for a lot of turkeys
on the 14th instant. Tho affair will wind
up with au old fashioned country hop In
the evening. Ye lovers of fun, don't
miss it.
On Sunday coming the congregation
of Ziou's chinch in 1 1 'est I'enn township
will celobialo the 100th ai-nlyeisary of the
building and dedication of the old church.
At least half a dozen ministers w III be pres
ent. Services will be held during the day
aud evening, and the exercises will bo tiu
itsitlly interesting.
Hunteis who aic boomlngaround with
dog and gun should remember the penal
ties for tlespassing. It Is against tbe law
to ticspass ou faun lauds, and all am sup
posed lo know the law, Jlany of the
farmers have put up cautionary notices on
their lands, and they intend to enforco the
provisions of the act regaidlcss as to who
the trespassers may be.
The papers of the large cities are all
right if you want them, but it Is the local
paper that advertises yonr business, your
churches, jour societies, sympathizes with
you in your afflictions and rejoices with you
in your prosperity. In short, ills the local
paper that mentions the thousand and one
items in whlcii you am interested durlnit
the year, and which you do not find in the
papers of the large cities.
In speaking of George M. Davis, of
Lansfonl, who was tho Republican candi-
dat for Congress at tho late election a
correspondent to the llazleton Hentintl-
says the following, which we endorse:
Mr. Davis Is by no means a demagogue
or a bosses' man. lie is simply a plain.
every day miner who has through his in
tegrlty and honest qualities gained the
good will of all who has gained his ac
quaintance."
-All-woolen suits and ovtrcoals to
order at 15 and f20 at the Olio Price Slai
Clothing Hall, Jatich Chunk.
Vmin) Interested
Pel haps, In hardwood mantles, grates,
open fire places, fenders, tiling, slate mnu
tls and cabinets for slated mantles, par
ticularly If jou contemplate building or
improving your present home. We make
a specialty of thtso goods and offer them
at lowest possible prices. We ask you to
call and see our goods. Sample rooms,
S20 Hamilton street, Allentown.
C'llANDAM. it Kr.KrKNKI!.
Is a rontltiittnnHl and not a local disease,
and therefore It cannot be cured by local
applications II require a rouititntlonal
remedy like Hood's ijjifwparllla, whleh,
working through the blood, eradicates tile
tmpiuliy which oauseit and promotes the
disee. and -ffei-H a permanent cure.
Thnmands of people testify to the success
ot IIoikI's Rarsaparllla a a remedy for
catarrh when oilier prepaiHlionx had failed.
N. it. lie "lire to get only
HoocPs
Sarsaparilla
8old1rUdruiiu Sl.iliforH rrredonly
kj C.I. noon ro , pot),,, , rlf.. Ij,wfll.l.n.
IOO Doses Ono Dollar
aTUIIKIt'S'SIIAVINO SALOON. 0ikih1U. the
shariiiK. liHironltliiK and sliHinpnoliic. Cam.
GO TO VR8. ItODI'.HKll, under the Kxchaw
Hotel, Hank street, for a smooth shave or
lasblouuhle hair cut, &f dated on Mmduy'
ltoetter'n lltli tonle, cures lHuidmrf.
Opera House
LEHIGHTON, PA.
ONE NIGHT ONLY !
Mnesilay Evening, Nov. 121
Tbe only Indian Aclross,
" GO-TO-GO MOHAWK,"
lu iier Ileautlful anil Thrilling Play
THE INDIAN MAIL CARRIER.
DOFTMISS IT!
The play abounds vtitli excitluj situation!,
Kealeatlc KrTtwts,
Sensational Climaxes,
Awl ll a ylvld waHerpiwe uf tbe frontier
wHhout Mggfaitou.
I'OITLAIt l'KICKS.
HfDlatrsm at lieber's drag More, !.
blsblou, aud Blcry's WeiMfnwl.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES AT
Zero's Shoe Store,
Although Leather; is rapidly advancing there need he no sorbin
npprchuiiRions as to the result in this town and vicinity for w
took time by the forelock, so to speak, and contracted for almost
our entire Mill nnd Winter stock of Boots, Shoes and ltubben,
which we are enabled to sell at prices lower thnn ever before.
SCHOOL SHOES!
At this particular time we desire to particularity mention a word
or two in regards to School Shoes ibr boys and girls. Wo think
there is nothing in the way of school shoes equal to the
" Little Trojan School Shoes ! "
11 'c guarantee tliem ! -They have solid leather outer soles, solid
leather under soles, solid leather insoles, solid leather counters,
high cut uppers, stitchetU with silk, soft, durable, gtaih stock,
goat button piece, worked button holes, heavy drill linings.
They are heel nnd spring heel,
o to 7, ()(.; 8 to 10, $1.00;
you buy nny other Handsome
THE BIGGEST STOCK OF
OVERCOATS
At Bottom Prices.
Men's,
Boy's
Get posted on our LOW PRICES before buying elsewhere.
dam Meiirkam &
South First Street, Lehighton
MISS
ALVENIA
The Fashionu
Announces to the Ladies of
tiie county in reneral that
she has opened l'or the Fall
and irinter seasons one of
tiio largest and most thoro
ughly complete lines of Fash
ionable Millinery Goods ever
displayed in any single store
in the county. Hie styles
are in all the newest and very
pettiest effects and the prices
are marvelously low. Tho
adies are earnestly solicited
to call and see our beautiful
assortment of Millinery before
mrclmsing elsewhere. 11 e
leel that our long experience
enables us to please oiir lady
patrons in every particular
Latest Styles; Lowest Prices
and Best Quality of Material
ind Promptness in finishing
goods when ordered. Again
we repent, that for low prices
ind the Most Stylish Milli
nery uoods you must call at
New York Millinery Store.
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Jbti'JbiZiJLi rJ
MAUCH
Abou
Dress G
Mioultl tbe fashion liazaar from which you receive your Information, contend and
advocate thai Plain Dress Goods will he the proper thing for you to buy this season,
.lust, call on us ami wo will show you the most Klegant lino of shades In so many
iinahlles and prices, that you will say, nv failiion book was rlj;lit, and we can without
a doubt do some trade .vith you.
On the other hand should jour authority say that to bo in keeping with Persian
Kngllsh and other creators of fushlou jou must buy Plaids, Stripes er Checks when you
see onr slock In this line you will say rliht aj;aln as wo are prepared lo meet your !
iiuuuls just the same In the Faney Materials as In the Plain Goods.
l'laln sbados uevnr showed such tone nor richness as Ibcy do this season. Tb
colorings are simply perfection. As foi fancy stulfs such as plaids, strlpos and checks.
They wero naver prettier (nor possibly brighter) yal some ar quiet and rich, tht
simile bllndlug of thee goods are alt th.it could bo desired.
Largo stoek of Velvets nnd Silks in the new shades, bought to match woolen stnrTs.
Wo always carry a large ami well soleclod stock of lllaek floods, lo which new thlu
have hnen'Hitiled.
Good Values aro alwayt lo he had in our store.
C. JL. Mew 4' Jfcro.
LOTH are you Read
Our Story Is S
II e only want to tell you that the firm of Nusbnum & Oulton
has been dissolved and in the future will be continued hv
who will keep up the excellent reputation ol the house in supply
ing the purchasing public with all the choicest things in '
Confections, the Best Milk "Shake, Soda Water
and Ice Cream and Fruits,
TOGETHKK WITH
Finest Groceries, Silverware, Fine Jewelry,
and tho newest novelties in TOYS of all kinds. Aires nrf.
very lowest, fill and he convinced.
I'Hrties, Pirniosimd, Festivals wpplied with ice ('ream & r0t
lections Kt jeaoimhle prices, full nnd us.
Opp. the Park, Lehighton. "
and in price run as follows : Sizes
to 2. l.!?f.
init-hed like
See them before
a Kid .Button.
E. G. ZERN.
nd Children'
on,
1 o Mi lliner,
CHUNK.
oods for Fall.
the Advocate 1
iiort To-
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GRAVER.
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