OffiMCHEAPCASHSTOE
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WE AGAIN.
Call attention to tbe DAYTON DRBSS
SHIKT, the most popular of all.
It combines alt tlie Improvement! yet
Bade In ihlrta. It's a labor taver to the
ladle, at It U tery easy to Iron.
It jou wish a comfortable, durablo and
psrfectflttlng ohlrt. try "The Dayton,"
and you will be more than satisfied.
Wo have continually In stock all sires of
Plain and Trimmed night shirts.
The latest and most popular styles In
Caffs and Collar are here In the belt
make.
The Hon' share ol Underwear trade Is
here. Each year's sales are larger thao the
lait. No adrancod prices; on some line
tboy ate lower than last year.
Too Many Oloyest
Ihat's the condition of our.Gloye Stock,
I'lentv of cold weather and large sale;,
bnt we're over bought.
Many aacrlQces will be made until the
stock Is reduced to the desired size.
The greatest values e've yet;offered In
Casslmers arc now on sale at 67c, 60c, 05c
and 70c a yard. Neat, strong, serviceable
goods worth at least 80 per cent more.
38 Inch Imported Foule Stripes,
All Wool, 82 cents a yard.
These are some of the most beautiful
dress goods Imported this season."
Thar are very decided bargains being far
below to day's value.
We sell Jewelry and Silverware the year
round.
J. T. NUSBAUM,
tflist Street, between South and Plum Streets,
MULTUM IN frAWVO.
Brig-tit autl Newsy CondnnMon ol the
Happenings In the ritr h CnugUt bra
He porter
Seud us the news.
Full Hoe of Ingrain and itnisel. rr-
pets at Henry Schv.arU.
.. ,. i i ttf.n n.. t
31)0 mono; ur uutiu "u fji
Luckenksch'e Msuch Chunk,
The very best gold srAectaeles and eyo
elasses at IIolil's, Mauch Chunk.
The Interior of the Central railroad
station has been nicely Improved.
L. J. Hetdt nas disposed of n valuable
horse to TIIiju. Jlfarkley, of nickertsyllle.
Hohl's Jewelry store, Mauch uhunk, Is
headquarters for spectacle; and eye glasses.
Joseph Obcr; has housed three hun
dred ton of Ico. lie won't be left this
The Carbon Advocate
SATUHDAY. JANUARY 10, 1801.
THE COUNTY HOPPER.
A Uedley of Occurences Original nnl
Otherwise Pot Together for Interesting
PernsaL.
3. H. Holllnger, a prominent ItepuMl
can cltlten of Lansford, Is reported quite
seriously 111.
The IVeatherly Bcrald thinks that
that town can offer a good site for the pro-
ecectlve new court bouse,
The Welsh choir, of Audenrlcd, are
knsy rehearsing selections to be sane at the
flhamokln elltefodd on ibo 22nd. of Feb
ruary.
Charles Both, of Tleasant Corner, mall
carrier for fivo years past between the
above place and Lehlghton, will soon niove
to KelleyTolnt, In the mercantile business.
A few of the crossroad sign boards !
Towamentlng township aro upside down,
It makes It pretty hard reading for a fellow
.driving at the rata of 2.40. Turn'em up
right I
Daniel Frlel, of Audenrled, Is suffering
from the effects of wounds produced by
the explosion of a ilualln cap which he was
handling. He Is now In the Ashland Hos
pital nndergoing treatment
James I. McDaulel, of Pleasant Cor
ner, and Mis Cora Miller, of Summit
Hill, were recently married. Many friends
shower happy congratulations and warm
well wishes on ttejounc couple.
Tbos. A. Watklns, pf Nesquehonlng,
will be a candidate for the nomination of
Poor Director In Middle Coal Field Dis
trict. Tom is a first-rate fellow and it
nominated and elected will make a model
official.
Don't be so foolish as to intrust $1 of
jonr funds to an agent who promises to
send vou a pair of pants. He Is a slick
swindler and has coined considerable
money In different places. He got about
$60 at Stroudsburg. $100 at Easton, and
like sums in adjoining towns. Look out
for such D. B's.
A gang of four tramps were captured
at Weatherly Sunday morning after a des
prate struggle and taken to Allentown
where they were wanted for numerous
petty robberies. They gave their names
as James Dlehl, 43, of Mauch Chunk;
William Mnrpbv, 22, of Philadelphia, and
Thomas Brennen,S2, of Sohuylkll! county
iflis Kate J, Arnei, of New Mahon
ing, Carbon count?, was married on Thurs
day evening of last week to Lewis Zimmrr
man, of West Penn. The ceremony took
place In the parsonage of the First Ward
Xvangellcal church, Allentown, and was
performed by Roy. B. F. Buhner. We
tender congratulations.
A Lehigh Valley Ilallroad boarding
house a short distance from Lizard Oreek
Junction was tbe scene of a disastrous Are
early Tuesday niornlrg, In which one life
lost. The house was run by Jfrs. McAskle,
who had six boarders. Tbe fire was dls-
covered bv one of the latter, who with
companion made an effort to extinguish it
with water from a spring back of the bout e
The flames spread to rapidly, however, fi r
them and ther were forced to flee for their
lives. One of the Inmates, named Mr-heal
Curley. whose former home was In White
Haven, failed, however, to escape and was
burned to death. Another, Patrick Gree-
sjey, was badly burned about the legs and
saved himself by jnniplng from a second
story window. The Inmates who escaped
were In an almost nude condition and were
forced to walk barefooted a half mil to
Lizard Creek Junction for shelter.
A writer to an exchange says: The
party prospecting for coal on Broad Moun
tain will need get a move on their diamond
drill or else David Petrey and John W.
Clark will get ahead of them. Tbe two
latter are prospecting on Mr. Petrel's
farm In the valley midway betweeu Rock'
port and Weatberly, and their prospects
for striking a large body of coal aro ex
cellent. After many months of search and
labor, tber laal week discovered tbe out
crop which they are now following by a
shaft with every Indication of finding a
large vein. It Is positive that they have
found coal, and It only remains to be
The election for Directors of the First
National Biuk takes place on Tuesday, 13lb
instant.
The Ice houses In this town baye been
Qlledl with Ice measuring eight to ten inches
in thickness.
Tlie Holy Communion will be observed
in T-lnltv Lutheran church Sunday morn
ing and evening a week.
The jovial Qeorgo Hallman Is about
after a few days serious Illness, mnch to
tho pleasure of many friends.
To be up lu style you must hire your
teams from David Ebbert, tbe jolly North
street Ilyerj man. Terms lowest.
Our public schools opened Monday,
following the holiday vacation, for the
Ave month's end of tbe nine months term.
There will be a grand spelling bee at
tbe Beaver Run school house, on tbe 23rd
Inst.- Teacher Ed. Xander will conduct
the affair.
The numerous friends of Miss Sallle
Raudenbush enjoyed themselves hugely at
a "Tiddledy Wluks" party at her home one
evening recently.
A larger and cheaper stock of watches,
silverware, &c, than over before is now
offered for sale by S. Hagaman, Lehlghton,
Penna. Dec. 0 Gm.
The next town council want to seri
ously consider the importance of revising
and reconstructing tbe borough ordinances,
We've outgrown our swaddling clothes.
A wonderful discovery 1 An eye glass
that will stay on tbe nose and not pinch
You And such an eye glass in tho Bausch
patent. Sold only by E. U. Hohl's Mauch
Obunk.
We are pleaiod to note the convales
cence of Mrs. Mary Ariicr, relict of the
late David Arncr, tram a serious Illness of
several weeks. The old lady is one of our
oldest residents.
Slaughtered prices In Wall Paper, at
Lnckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
We regret the closing of D. S. Bock's
Jewelry store by tbe sheriff, and trust tbe
difficulty can soon be adjusted and Mr.
Bock's business continued.
Tbe north end keeps on booming.
Tbe other day Central station agent, M. O.
Brian, was made the happy dad of a bright
and bouncing Democratic baby boy
Mother aud child are doing well..
Tho Carbon County Improvement
Company will furnish Lehlghton the arc
light for slreot lighting at $80 per light
per year $20 less than the same light is
furnished any other town . Get It.
It Is expected that both Lehlghton
and our sister town Welssport, will have
the electric light for private illumination
by the fourteenth of February coming.
Tbe manv fi lends of our former towns
man, Gideon Koslenbader, now -of Lancas
ter, will regret to learn that be receutli
lost an Interesting son by death, and that
Interment took place at Allentown on
Sunday.
Ambrose Peters was married to Miss
Ella, daughter of Charles Trainer, at the
homo of the bride's parents on Second
street, Thursday evening by Bey. J. Alvin
Iteber. They have tbe best wishes of
many frleuds.
The February election Is close at band,
and It Is not at all too early to pick out
good men to represent tbe people In the
several offices to be voted for. Every
official should be a firm, energetic and enter-
prislog man.
Baseball will be a dead letter- In this
town next season unless It. receives more
rncouraeement than now seems evident.
The Valley Company, who profited more
than any other, should do something to
encourage tbe sport. Don't let the game
diet
The many friends of Mrs. F. J. Stettler
formerly of town, but now of Lebanon,
will regret to learn that she Is Mng at the
home of her parents In Bethlebam, quite
seriously 111. li'e ecfco the wish of all
when we hope for her speedy convalet
cence.
The recent election for church officers
of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran eongre
gallon resulted as follows: Elder, Charles
Selfert; deacons, L. F. Hausetuan and Ed
Honchen; trustee, D. H. Sttaup, The
church council will effect a re-organizatlon
next Tuesday evening.
For the past six months the net earn
Ings of the First National Bank, of this
city, have been $7,320.69 an increase of
full $1700 over the first six months of tbe
year. This Is a gratifying slcnlflcanre of
the condition and 'management of our
hanking Institution under Cashier Sun
mel.
During Friday night Tostmaster
Raudenbush bad the Interior of his post
office handsomely remodeled and Im
proved. The letter box frame It now In
the form of a V, extending from both
sides to '.be centte and Is veiy pretty
Postmaster Raudenbush Is to be congratu
lated on the Improvement. It is quite
metropolitan
In writing articles Intended for pub! tea
tlon .please bear Ip mind that a sheet written
on both sides has to be copied before going
to the compositor, a labor we cannot un
dertake. All communications should be
accompanied by the name and address of
the writer, not necessarily for publication,
but as a guarantee of good faltb. All
anonymous communications are consigned
to tbe waste basket.
Fredortck Hoffman started out tbe
new year by trying to kill Theodore Nun
weller, with whom be boarded In this city
They had been to the County Seat new
OUR MAK WITH THlC OAJIRRA.
Flush PIctorM ot familiar Facto Coming
and Going--Mike
Clark, of Allentown, did Lehigh
ton this week.
i r Agtistus Reckendorf. of Fourth
street.. Is visiting relatives and friends In
Philadelphia.
Miss Ltizle Eeefe, of Allentown, Is
visiting Mrs. A. Loken Hsgermsu, on
south First street.
Will Anthony and Tom Selfert return
ed Saturday from a hunting trip through
tbe forests of Virginia.
Charley Ohrlstman, who rolls cigars
for Koch, Is back after a wook with old
friends In Lehigh county.
David Kemercr, of north Second street
pent several days this weak with his
daughter at Bethlehem.
Mrs. Robert Nattres of Mauch Chunk
spent Thursday with her slater Mrs. fl. V
Aiorthlmer Sr., on Fltst street.
Frank Welnland and family, of Second
street, returned Saturday from a weeit's
p'esant visit to numerous frleuds In Lehigh
county.
Merchant Tailor Potcrs, of Lehlghton,
was In town the other day and purchased
a horse mac mattes me uaroon cuum?
sports look with envy upon him as his team 0t many friends.
NEWSY WEUSPOWT.
Tho Doing! of lively Town Hf left? chroni-
led In 8brt 8nlp-BiMti Order by tbo
'Stroller and Chum."
Council will meet on Friday evening.
Charles Romlg is home from a pleaeent
Visit to friends at Danville.
Daniel Graver circled among friends
at Wllkesbarre Tuesday.
Big and Jolly Benj. Peters was a visitor
at tbe County Seat, Tuesday.
F. J. Delttrey and bride, of JfuCarmel,
were guests of Rev. 1. J. Kelt this weok.
-Mrs. Elmer Pryor, of Mountain Top,
lis vlsl.'lng bee mother, Mrs. Owen Graver.
-Mrs. Jacob Graver, of Catasatiqlia, Is
visiting Mrs. R. J. Hongen, on Union
Hill.
They, tho folks, still talk of a chapel
for Union Hill. Now let's have some
lacthn.
Misses Ella Egge and Lizzie Jealey,of
Allentown, are the guests of Miss S, E.
Whitehead.
-Alfted Hart man, the new landlord of
tbe Iron Exchange Hotel, Parryvllle, was
shaking bands with acquaintances lu town
Tuesday,
Mrs. Joseph Rex, ill for some weeks
past, Is up and about, much to the pleasure
FROM MAUCH CHUNK.
ai-ATiNwrnN
A select parly of voice ladles and gentle-
Tho County Capital Spiritedly Mpttamtird ' mon from Lehlghton and Plilla., speut a 1
by a Si-eelM Correspondent rxrsnoal i delightful time at I lie residence of Mis. W. ,
and Otlierw lto. i W. Rowman In Slatlnitton un New Year's
Sheriff Levan has eleven prisoners In night a urnng thoee present, f rom l,ehlgb-
the county baitlle.
SLAUGHTEREI
must have been a prenv original
wbo got off the joke uout' the
Tom Arner being a native f Ger-
oasses all others along tbe road. Ashland
Telegram.
J. W. Raudenbush was at Allentown
Wednesday buying In hotel fixtures for
H'illlam Mover's hostlery In East Penn
Township. This makes two hotels for
that township for that township for tbe
llrst time In a period of forty years. Moycr
was formerly a Lehigh County Commioncr
and as a first class fellow.
Mr. A. L. Bartholomew, for many
years past with I. S. Koch, manufacturer
of fine cigars In this city, has accepted the
foremanshlp of Louis TIsch's large cigar
manufactory at Wllkesbarre. Mr. Bartolo-
mew Is so well known here as a sober. In
dustrious, energtlc and pushing fellow that
his friends feel assured of his success In the
new field to which he has moved. Louis
Tlsch has a prize In Al be Is a through
workman, careful, honest and competent.
Does Experience Countt
It does, In every line of business, and
especially In compounding and preparing
medicines. This Is Illustrated In the great
superiority of food's Sarsaparllla over
other preparations, as shown by the re
markable cures It has accompanied.
The head of the firm C. I. Hood & Co.
Is a thoroughly competent and experienced
pharmacist, having devoted his whole life
to the study and actual preparations' of
medicines. He Is also a member of the
2assachusetts and American Pharulaceu
tlcal Association, and continues actively
deyoted to supervising the preparation of,
and managing tbe business connected with
Hood's Sarsaparllla.
Ucne the superiority and peculiar merit
of Hood's Sarsaprilla Is built upon tbe most
substantial foundation. In Its preparation
there la represented all the knowledge
which modern research In medical seine has
developed, combined with long experience,
bralnwork, ani experiment. It Is only nec
essary to give this mldlclno a fair trial to
realize Its great curative value.
Eclipses for 1801.
There will be four eclipses this, two of
the sun and two of the moon, and a transit
of jicrcury over the Sun't disc, to wit: A
total eclipse of the moon, May 23, Invisible
in these parts; an annular eclipse of the
sun, JnneO, Invisible in these parts; a
total ecllnss or the moon afternoon of
November 15, visible moro or less to Eu
rupe, Asia Africa, North and South Am
erica, Atlantic and Pacific Oceans; a par
tial eclipse of the sun, December 1, Invis
ible In these parts; a transit of Mercury,
May 0th, visible more or less to North
America, west of Maine and Quebec, to
Europe, Asia, eastren Africa, Australia,
and Pacific Ocean.
MAHONING.
A new Sunday school was recently
organized at Pleasant Corner,
English services will be held In the
Evangelical church on Saturday evening,
Jan 17th.
Charles Roth, who carried tbe mall
between New Mahoning and Lehlghton for
tbo past six 3 ears, resigned. Hebror
Miller huhe uew carrier.
Joseph Mertz has rented the Normal
Square school and church property for a
term of three years at an annual rental of
$81.00.
On Christmas day Miss Kate J. Arner
and Lewis Zimmerman were married
May their journey through life be a happy
and piosperous one.
Among tbe visitors In tbe Valley last
week week were tho following: Misses
Katie and -Vary Fenjtermacher, of Lehigh-
ton; Prof. T. M. Balliet, of Springfield
Mass., and John U. Uelsler, of Lewis
town.
George U. Enzian, of Franklin, sold
10,000 quarts of milk dutlug 1600. George
Is a huttler anil no mistake.
W. H. N. Walker, a well known groc-
cer from Danville, was a visitor In town
last week, the guest of E. F. Romlg.
Every tax payer in tho neighborhood
owes It to blmielf and family to subscribe
for the Advocate. $1. a year. Cetltl
You don't hear much about the water
question of late. We hope our progressive
people won't let this yery Important mat
ter drop.
H'o aro much pleased to chronicle the
gradual convalescenco of Mrs. Jos lab
Ruch, wbo, about six weeks ago, was
stricken with paralysis.
Miss Minnie Oswald, the popular
young teacher of the Union Hill primary
school, has returned from a pleasadt visit
of two weeks to tho "old folks at home"
In York state,
An article In the Evangelical, of llar-
rlsburg, "UoU by tho old Lan J marks," is
is from the peu of old resident, Reuben
Zimmerman. It contains some trite truths
and Is well worth the reading.
-The following letters remain uncalled
for lu thepostofllce here: Lewts,Schiever,
E. S. S. Solt, George Zelleres, Griffith
Ebert, Chatles Arner, Miss Nigglye. Is
your name on tho list? If so, call, say
advertised, and get It,
Presiding Elder D. A. Medler, of the
Evangelical Association, will dlsconrso to
Ebenzer Evaugellcal Cougregatlon next
Sunday morning and eyenlng. At the
morning service the Holy Sacrament will
bo observed. All are cordially invited to
attend.
A fellow named Alexander Scboch.
balling from the salubrious precincts of
White Halt, Lehigh county, circumnavigat
ed a custard pie In the short space of one
minute, before a huge croird of admiring
epicures one day recently. Ob, Alex; bo's
tbe stuff?
Henry Drumbore baa the contract to
erect betweeu four aud five hundred electric
light poles In this place and Leblgblou for
the Caibon County Improvement Company.
It Is expected that tho electric light plant
will be in complete operation by tbe middle
of Febiuary.
At the election coming our tax payers
should bear well In mind the Importance
of electing only good, substantial citizens
to the various offices. Welssport needs
good men at the helm for the next few
years to further necessary contemplated
Improvements.
Ebeueier Evangelical congregation
hayo elected the following trustees for
1891: Nathan Blose, Reuben Zimmerman,
Henry Sman ley, Robert J. Hongen and
Levi Scbafer. Tbe trustees organized by
settleing up in full all out standing ac
counts, and electing John S. Miller sexton.
-It
fellow
genial
many.
The new county auditors, A.G. Peters,
G. W. Morthlmer and John 9. Miller,
organized Monday by electing Frank P.
Semmel, of Lehlghton, as clerk for 1801.
Tilgbman Fehr who, during' tho early
'80, was the landlord of the Mauch Chunk
House, In Susquehanna street, but for live
year past, a resident In the IKcst, was a
familiar flgdre on our streets during the
week.
Monday, Judge Droher handed down a
decision that that the rata for boarding
prisoners in tbn county jail could not bo
raised during tbo term of tbo present In
cumbentSheriff H. P. Levau. The
present rate Is 37 1-2 cents pet day.
Staugley, tlto murderer of Mrs. Sabllla
Walbcrt, at Weatherly, more than a sear
ago, paces tbe narrow confines of his prison
cell with a strango uurestiessness. If any
thine, ho looks better and stronger than
for sometime, perhaps, because he Is wear
a full face of whiskers, He does not talk
much, but when questioned as to the con
dition of his health, says, that he ha the
dropsy. Tho date for his hanging has not
yet been flxed'bv Governor Beaver.
The now board of County Commls
sloners, Messrs. Daniel Cannon, Henry
Miller and J. O. Sendel, organized Mon
day, and, In the falhuo to agree on a new
clerk, Thomas Arner, of Franklin, was re
tained Indefinately. Sebastian Hahn was
re-elected janitor at a salary of $25 per
month, and Frank P. Sharkey was made
the Solicitor at a salary of $150 per year.
The day of meeting was changed from
Monday to Saturday of each week. The
fight for Commissioner's cleik promises to
cause any amount of trouble, there beinga
half dozen applicants for the plum, which
will pay $75 per month in the future: Tom
Arner, Franklin; Charles Swarlz: upper
Maucb Chunk; L. M. Beldler, Lehlghton;
C. W. Lenlz, East Mauch Chunk; Pat
Lawlow, Nesquehonlnr; Fraoels Kast,
Welssport.
ion Miss Kl'a Ehhert Sallle (iabel, Maud
Wheailey. Ji. Granv IlleC'laiits and KlSbert
Ltnts. During the evening tbe guests
partook of an elegant repast. After whleb
Mr. Kline of Phlla. was selected as toast
master for the occasion. The (oast on,
"Remlnlsceuoes of the Past" was respond
ed to by our best Charles Bowman, on
"Our Lady Guests" by Granvlllo ClattSs,
"Lehighton Frleuds" liy Robert Lents and
"Slatlngton People" by Harry Kline. The
toasts were followed by recitations by Miss
Gabel and Miss ITheatley which wero ably
rendered. Miss Ubbert also gave a beauti
ful Insrumental solo and every thing passed
off delightfully.
110WMAN8TOWM.
Jaeob Lower died recently of paral
ysis. O. O. Blose will sell Wllkenson & Co's
phosphates during 1801,
In a voto for organist of St. John's
church recently, Mr. Ualin was defeated
tbe voto being 23 ayes and 43 nays. j
The People's Benefit Association of
Saycr, Pa., has an agent In this vicinity.
Tho Association offers excellent induce
ments to save money,
NliSQUKUONlNG.
The following newly elected officers of
Nesquehonlng Castle, No. 387, K. G. E.,
were publicly installed by District Grand
Chief H. V. Morthlmer, Jr., and staff on
Thursday evening, January 1st, In tbe
school ball:
Now, Fay Up.
Our collector, George W. Morthlmer,
will call on delinquents within the next
few days, and all persons are expected to
liquidate. IFe nsed the money and must
have It. If you owe us you are supposed
to pay, tbe sooner the better, as we need
the cash to meet the heayy expenses of
our establishment.
Jnst What Vou Want.
For hardwood mantels In all tbe latest
designs, also slate mantels, open fire places
and tiling of eyery description, call at the
ware rooms of
CllANDALL & KLECIJNKB,
No. 820 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa.
ljoho
Luther Union Mooting,
The Luther Union will bold their regu
lar meeting on Mon lay evening, Jan. 12.
Toe following programme has been ar
ranged: Opening exercise, by Francis
Rebrlg; tecitation, Laura Hellman; select
reading, Jennie iforlhltncr; debate, re
solve that tbe work of art are more pleas
ln to tlx eye than tbe work of nature.
affirmative Oscar Hellman and L. U
Beldler negative Wlliner Held aud L.
J. Jlausman; recitation, Bulah Relchard;
selection, Martha Bogdanski; solo, Lillle
Relchard; cholus conducted by Mamie
Semmel. Instrumental solo by Mamie
Semmel. All are cordially Invited to at
tend.
T)o Your Vyt' Trouble Yonf
Then you will be glad to tae our advice
and try a pair of Crown Crystal Spec
tacles. Every pair Is gutirenued to give
desired relief or umwy will b-cheerfully
refunded. Sold out on these eondlllcn al
the jewelry stotft of E- II Hnbl, Mauch
Chunk. The Crown .Spectacles m endors
ed by our prominent Physlant.
Ladles Bead ThU Careful.
IFe haye 1305 jackets, coats and wraps
for children, misses and ladiea left and
we must sell them. We offer you these
goods at a reduction of 60c on each $1.
Remember the place for these great bar
gains Is at Sondhelm's Merchant Tailoring
Hall. 3fauch Chunk.
Tast Chief William Cnaries.
Noblo Chlel-Jolin Brailwell.
Vice Clilef-Wllllara Newton,
nigh rrlest Albert Washburn.
M. ot It., and C. of E., Jos. A. Collette, Jr.
Venerable Hermit Alfred Anuear.
Keeper of Exchequer Juo. B. Eustlce.
Bir Herald -Jno. 11. lleycocki
Worthy Bard Wm. Emanuel, Jr.
Worthy Chamberlain Wm. ateventnu.
Knstgn lilch. S. Eustlce.
Ksqulre Dave Heycock.
First Guardsman TIT. II. Doak.
Second Guardsman Wm. Dock.
Trustees Solomon Thomas, O. Ilobeits, J
Heycock.
Representative-to tho G. Castle Jno. Wilson.
After the installation ceremonies the
following Interesting program was recited
Address, District Grand Chief H. V.
Morthlmer, Jr.; bob, Mr. Bone; A military
drill by a company of young ladles; solo,
John Wilson; dialogue, "Tho Hungry Man
from Cornwall," by members of tho Castle
military tableau; a drill by the awkward
squad; tableau, "Justice." The drill by
the young ladles was one of the most In
teresting features of the evening. The
company was In command of Miss Edith
Collette, who made a dashing captain,
whilst the following accomplished young
ladlos as the company, acquitted them
selves in true military style: Mrs. Jaeob
Walters, Mrs. Albert Washburn, Misses
Uattle James, Mamie Emanuel, Ruth
Jenkins, Lizzlo Jenkins, Giace Bond.
Nettle Corby, Jennie Thomas and Sallie
Walters. Tho uniform worn, consisted of
a red basque, with white vest front, a blue
skirt and a red can with blue tassel al
together making a very picturesque unl
form. Tho Washington Cornet Band
rendered some excellent music. Miss
Alice Simmons, an accomplished young
lady ot Hazleton presided at the organ.
The ball was crowded almost to suffoca
tion long before the exercises began and
Urge crowds were turned awav. The pro
gramme, with tbe exception of the ins'-alla-
tlon ceremonies was repeated Friday even
ing for tlie benefit of those who irere
i urued away tho night before. The affair
tvas one of the most brilliant and success
ful events which oyer took placo In the
town. Master ot ceremonies and stage
director Jacob Walter., and tho committee
on arrangements disjrve great piaiso for
tbe manner In which the affair was gotten
np and successfully carried out.
A Good hance for the
Right Man !
Thn'ainp-pr Manufacturing Comnanv AnUn
Rood steady man as Accnt and Collector, to
tune me piace oi a, ij. iiagcrman, nuo nas em
barked In other business. This Is a splendid
opportunity lor a youngman to get lulo business.
No money required ; must come well recom
mended and able to furnish bonds for honesty.
Hl-'or full particulars inquire ot
STUUKK'S SHAVING SALOON, opposite the
Advocate Omu Is headouaiters for
fliavin?. halrcuttlng and shampooing. Call.
proven of what thickness it Is. For this
purpose they will put a diamond drill at year's day, and returning commenced ib
work in tbe new year. Mr. Petrey Is the fracas that will very likely land Hoffman
ex-steward of tbe almshouse. Mr. Clark In tne county prison. The case will be
is bis son-in-law, and a son of David Clark,
the well-known master mechanic of the
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company at Hazleton.
Vw B. B. Offloara for 1801.
The taember of Ztons Reformed Sunday
school recently elected the following new
officers for 1801 s
Superintendent DsnUl Wnd.
Asst. Superintendent C. O. Scblrer.
SeeretarT Bd Obi.
Asst. Secretary Al Bartholomew,
tried next court; in the meantime Hoffman
Is nnder $100 ball Ktlllan Stebllng and
Klllian Hlnkle being hi surellles.
nooa's Calender for 1801 Is out and It
Is certainly a beautiful production of tbe
lithographers' and printers' arts. Tbe
inbject represents three children playing
musical Instruments, an I tbe positions
expressions, coloring and general finish
make a most charming piotur. But to be
appr -elated It must be seen. Ask your
drnggist for Hood's Sarasprilla Calender,
Or send six cents In stamp for one copy,
YIKrinan TTnnV Mlilfr.
TJibers-Mtsss EmtoaKooas and Laura ten wot for two, to C. I. Hood Co,
uatr jLowU,U.
Big hearted James Bunner , of this city
on Tnursuay moveu to jiowmanstown
where he took poii-.e-.jlon of the ouly hos
tlery In that town. Jim I l mike a jolly
good landlord.
-Charley Sehule,uioiHir s Pork Pack
Ing establishment. enlng bis rlcbt
hand In muslin tt.li eu n aecount of a
severely cut digit.
Captain Joi-i' iU, i f this city.
was refused a lin nl restaurant
license at tbe lalo Coiki. and thus the
temperance peapto of to to Mre another
victory.
Mils Maud Wemlrt l a Mudent in the
American Business Oolle-j,-. Alletitown.
Miss H'healley was a ueesr of the grad
uating Clas of lu our puiillc school.
Next month our i friend Lewis
H'els. of fblrd ttieot. vlli touch the
eightieth rod stoua in his I fe's journey,
He still sejojs cun,i-aril gi-od health for
ose of bts years, as J hopr he may cor
ttsjta le fw Btany mn to .
VVBIAO SALE HUGI8TEK.
-Friday February 0th, Chailes Doppe,
of Walcksvllle, Franklin twp., will sell
horses, eows, pigs, wagons acd farming I
implements.
On Tuesday, Jan. 13tb, Dlldlne Snyder
will sell a variety of household furniture.
on tho premises In Parryvllle.
Special Announcement.
We have made arrangements with Dr.
B. J. Kendall Co., publishers ot "A
Treatise on tho norso and his Diseases,"
which will enable all our subscribers to
obtain a copy ot that valuable work free
by sending tbelr address (enclosing a two
cent stamp for mailing tame) to Dr. B. J.
Kendall Co.. Eunsburgh Falls, Vt. This
book is now recognized as standard au
thority upon all diseases of the horse, as
Its phenomenal sale attests, over four mil
lion copies having been sold In tbe past
ten years, a sale never before reached by
any publication In tbe same period ot time.
K'e feel confident that our pitrons will ap
preciate the work, and be glad to avail
themselves of this opportunity or obtain
lu a valuable book.
sot
Tfed
UAtARRh
Is n constitutional and not a local disease,
and therefore tt cannot be cured by local
applications It requires a constitutional
remedy like Hood's Saisaparllla, which.
working through the blood, eradicates the
Impurity which causes and promotes the
disease, and effects a permanent cure.
Thousands ot people testify to the success
et Hood's Sarsaparllla as a remedy for
catarrh when other preparations had failed.
N. B. Be sure to get only
Sarsaparilla
Ssldbralldrnggtiti. gli tlx for S3 rropiredonlr
bi a 1. HOOD A CO., A pothecarlM, Lowell, Mais.
IOO Dooos Ono Dollar
That's it exactly, and fits the caw to a T. We are now hl t
rank nn unprecedented offer in the Shoe line.
JUSTOurhcK AT IT
200 PAIR OF $2.00 SHOES
WE AKE SELLING AT
One Dollar Twenty-five a Pair.
They nro of the very beBt goods
hesitate to guarantee them.
in tho market, and we do net
We also carry a full line of
a IP n nn.u
ie hinesT boo s ana snoe
Before making purchases elsewhere come and see us.
E. G. ZERN.
Kari.This space is reservod. Keep your left optie
dn.it and you will be rewarded.
THE flINGEIt M'F'O CO.,
Shenandoah, ra.
Or. A. L. HAOKKMAN, LehlRhlon, Pa.
HO TO FHS. KODEREIt, under the Exchange
fashionable hair cut IB" Closed on Sunday's
Rooder's Hilr tonic, cures Dandruff. We earry
In stock a full line of fancv toltrt articles at low
est prices, and we are the only place In town
where you can buy Bender's Cream lor the lace.
Executor's Notice.
Estate of Daniel Clauss, late of Lehlghton,
cai Don couuiy, acccaseu.
All nersous Indebted to said eitate are re-
nested t make Immediate pajinent, end
nose imtniRiegaixiaims ngainsi mo same, win
resent them without delay and In proper form
tor settlement. T. . clauss, surviving j.
present
.ohlelitnii. Dec. 2. 1800.
Estate Notise.
Estate of Solomon nopties, late ot Mahoning
lowusmp, carooit county, aeceasea.
All Der&ons Indebted to said estate are re
quested to make Immediate payment, and those
hatliur. legal claims against the same, will pre
sent them without delay and In proper form for
settlement j;i.ias . jiuitkh.
OEOKUK W. HOPPES.
Mahoning twp. dccM-oo Adtn's.
is the price of the Advo
cate for 52 weeks
TTTAKTED Reliable men of larito acquaint
' ' ance to represent the best Insurance So
ciety In existence. Liberal salary, Pays while
roll live, inclusive lemiory. i-or uu pauign
ara address at once.
1-.AUL1S lHftUHAM.fi BUU1E.1I,
l iU and 1220 Filbert street.
RoouisSlS22. Philadelphia, fa.
That means us exactly, for, although the
big holiday trade cleaned us out pretty
thoroughly, we have again re-plenished our
entire stock and now right side up with a
large assortment of
Choice Confections.
Novelties in Silverware,
New Jewelry, Handsome Toys,
. Toilet Articles and Dolls.
A Fine Line of Groceries.
We mark our prices very low for we
want to do a large business during 1891.
Call and see us.
B. K. CUJLTON.
FRAZER rIae
KKSV N Till. WORM).
rr--.--. r'. . -nn!'i iM.ro unsiirnAued. actually
NeirOBtcer Installed.
The following newly elected officers
Onadcn Huetten Castle, No. 310, K. G. E,
--vera Installed y District Grand Chief
it. V. 3brtti!mer Jr. and Stall, un
uesday evening:
Past Chief A. J. littzrnberser.
Noble Chief Thos. A. Swarti.
Vlee Chief Ouslave Kunow.
HlBh rriest-Wllhelm WIIk,
VeuerabW) Hermit aeoree Dlek.
Master of Reeords Henry Holier.
Clerk of Exehequer-O. T. Itagerdorn.
Keeper ot Exohequer-Sarauel Seller .
Sir Herald. Oeo. Ockerbouse.
Worthy Hard Win. It. I-aub.
Worthy-Cbambarlatn Samuel 0 rarer
Uoslgu Charles Italic,
Esquire Jolni Bsldle.
First Oaurdsman Julius Iiogdamky.
Second Uuardsman Clias. Selmfer.
Trustees Henry 1 loiter, (leorge Oekerbnuse
and Bamuel Graver.
Representative to a rand UkU-O.T. Haaer
' darn.
S3 SHOE
pi
ties for Gentlemen.
Ladles, etc- are war
ranted, and ho stamped ou bottom. Xddress
W.L,.UOUUIjAB,ilrockton,iUusi. Bold by
Adam Mohrkam &on, Agents
I-EHIOHTON
OKroitT of A 'i:
1- - PIIU4T SA
OOJJMTION OF till
PinsT VATIll. HAXK OK LEUUiH
TON, reuna., at the elokg ulne,lenittl
wm, tew. .
KUUIHiS3.
1mns and Discounts..........
20.000 o
tl,I IK
U. 8. Bonds to Moure circulation
Mrnnk. ftAPfirlllaa. claims, ete...
Due trom amrovd reserve agents. e,ss
Due from other National ltaiiks JOl cv
uanKing-nouse. luruuurn, siiu uum
Current expenesjnd liuw paid
Premiums on 0. 8. Uonda
Bill ot otter Hanks - - -
Fractional papereurreney, nlekelsjtnd
eents '.
Bpeele
i. treasurer
(Sper oentel
8.AS7 H
l.p x
ei et
900
Total..
.SSMI.SaU
In a Few Moei.
"Fsstnaohl" this year falls upon Feb.
10th.
lfMhlnnton's birthday this year comes
on Sunday.
In Berks county Isstvear SI40 nun Use
licences were Issued.
13 neks county has So eonvlou In tbe
Eastern Penitentiary
The Thomas Iron Company has a 10,-
000 tyro Iron eoptra'ot for a smarter In tbe
new year.
Tbe Glendou Iron Co. has closed Its
foundry and dieehaigcd tbe fifty men In
employ In lu
IU v. JosephIB, Gross, brother of tna
late eminent Philadelphia surgeon. Samuel
D. Urin. died oa Hunday, al Wllkesbarre,
agsd S8 Tears. He was for many years a
Lutheran minister at Baston, and wrote
ssrsrat books oi a rellaens character.
The Newspaper liorrower.
If there Is auy one In tlja world who de
serves pity, It Is tbe inan whs Is too mean to
less dribs for a loeal paper and week after
week borows one front bis next-door neigh
bor, so that be may know what is gains on
about him. Vet there aro plenty of such
persons, and we are sorry to say that we
have some in this county of ours. The
best and easiest way to open tbe eyes of
of these penny-sqatezer is for tbe next
door neighbor to refute to loan his paper,
After this has ueen done once or twice he
Is no more and the penny-sqoeezers will at
last beooaie newspaper subscribers.
v -n MAWUTIJ5S,
Ukoltal stock paid In
viiotes outstanding..
w.oco
tjaco
m
1S6.D8
111
Cashier's checks outstanding....... rot
INW to oiuer OOUI HHUW ',"
Due to ttUte hwiks ana winners
UiraMpfotV.
Knfloiial Dank uaU
Individ ialBotltasubtoejieek !
Certinod cheeks
J-U -1 'J' , L1 J ,
GRAVER,
Th e Fashion n bl e Mil liner,
Announces) to the Ladies of
tho county in general thai
she has opened for the Fall
aud Winter seasons one of
the largest and most thoio-
lghlv complete lines of l'ash-
ionable Millinery Goods ever
displayed in any single 6tore
in the county, lhe styles
are in nil the newest and very
prettiest effects and the prires
are ninvveiousiy low. l no
ladies are earnestly solicited
to call and feo our beautiful
Assortment of Millinery before
purchasing elsewhere. TTe
leel that our long experience
enables us to please our lady
patrons in every particular
Latest Styles, Lowest rnces
and Boat Quality of Material
and Promptness in finishing
goods when ordered. . Again
we repeat, mat lor low prices
and the Most Stylish Milli
nery Goods you must call at
New York Millinery Store.
By Calling at the Old Stand
Tots! itsMeeae
Cguktv or Carhon, l
T. Jim. T. Semmel. Casblsr ot tbe above-named
llOk,(loolewiuy swear trtUiearvetatuent
00
00
73
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00
Is true to tbe
of mv knowledge and be
JOBK T. HBMHEb UWJier.
Subscribed aud stvoru to betore me thisMtb day
of Doeerober, tseo.
UOWABIi SBABOLIrr. N. P.
ATTMT:
B. K. llorrouo.
Great Mark Down Id CtUtblne.
On aecount of reducing sleek we baye
made the greatest mark down lu suits and
overcoats ever doBe before, and are selling
boys' ovreoits and ulsters from $1 76 up
to 0.00, Men's OTroats and ulsters from
S6. up to $15, eaeh, a coal worth double
tne tneney. Ion will eavo dollars by tiiy
ing your clotblug at Sondhelm's Uerebant
Tailoring IH1I, Mauch Chunk.
If You fall to rlf rour Advocate
lleM notify as.
Dknk
hmi rtuu 1HA
J. fl. IKBN
lie II.
Urtui I
lIMieeUws.
In the Orphans' Court of Car
bon County,
OF JAXOA.KY TXRM. 1M1
Tie follow-tis; Widow' Appr liters will be
pretexted at tbt Jauusxr Term, January 1Mb
lsl. (or ooaBrmMtoa unlets exceptions be Sled
thereto, vis .
i Vatnarlne B-rnhr,l, In KsUtls Usrn
I uard.dee'd.
I Shi-hIi Wier. 10 Ewt t Besjumln WfSW
i Aw 'd
1
t lli jiOitslt
You will see what progress we ara making while striving
to meet the demands of our large nrmy ot customers. In ad
ditinn to tlie Large and Complete lines of Goueral Morchandue
heretofore ltopt by this well-known and reliable businoss house,
Novelties nro to bo scm in evory department, such that make
useful, aeceptable and appreciate Xmas presents,
5k
8 Ell W. KKR, ctsek
Mauch Chunk, Carbon Co.