OMH AL CHEAP CASH STORE
TOPICS OF TOWN.
Very Attractive
ARB the NETK Spring lines of
GOODS.
The Btock in. each of our
many departments has been se
lected with the utmost cars and
with the object of making it as
near perfect aE it is possible for
a, merchandise stock to bo.
Wo do not claim to be strong
in one department alone, but we
claim to be strong in every de
partment of our 6tore. -
Wp. claim to have the most
complete stock in this section;
we also claim to have the beat
litihted store for showing goods.
This is an advantage enjoyed
by very few stores, and enables
you to buy goods in nil depart
ments of our building by natur
al light.
J?arly purchasers will have
the advantage of selecting from
unbroken lines.
J. T. NUSBAU1YI,
First Street, between South and riura Streets,
Lehlghton, ra.
The Carbon Advocate
8ATUKDAY, FEBKUAHY 14, 1801.
1'UIILIO SALE KlSalSTKK.
Alfred E. Strohl will sell on me ore
mlses of the late Peter IV Hawk, ilee'd oil
th road leadmz from Traclisvllle to
Kresgoyllle, on the 10th of March, bore,
cows and a variety of farming Implement
On .March 6lb, at 12 o'clock noon, F.
.t lletiU. will sell at Public Sa e on the
old Heberllng farm, In thisboiougb, horses.
cow and a variety r Farming Itnplimeiits,
Chat. F. Both, will sell on the old
Kolgel farm, Mahoning twp.. on March 13,
at 12 o'clock, va uable farm Implements,
furniture and llv stock.
T. D. Clauss.execulor of too late Dan'l
Clauss, will sell valuable real estate on the
premises, Lehlghton, on Afarch 7, at two
o'clock.
Miller & Krum, executors of the late
Peter Krum, will sell on the premises In
Franklin twp.. Saturday, Feb. 21, at one
o'clock, valuable real estate
On the 21st of March, at 1 o'clock
p. m., 1'enn uowmau, tor mo neirs, win
sell the old John D. Bowman farm, on the
premises In East Penu twp. See advertise
dent and bills.
On March 20 and Apt 11 3, at 10 o'clock,
Levi S'-elgerwalt will sell, at bis residence
In East Penn twp., horses, cows and a
variety of farming Imp'Iments. Sen bills.
him nr OomIii Sandwiched with
Timely Topic nnd Hntle Interesting
Heading for Our Kendett T
Charley Esrang talks or going west.
For blank booksof every description,
atLuckenbacb's, toauch Ohnnk.
Five subscribers In one day attests the
growing popularity of this paper,
Unusual gooJ bargains In wan raper
at I.uckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
Something should be done toward per
manent Improvement of the Park.
Fred Hex. of tbo south cud, will open
his general truck Store about April 1st.
Frank Frnstermachcr is building, a
frame dwolllng house on Fourth street.
Charles Kressley, of Jamestown, loll
an Interesting child bv death Monday even
ing.
Indlpatlons are that 1801 will see man
new and pleasant homes creeled In this
town.
Zach Horn, of Packerton, irlll build a
double frame dwelling house on Third
street.
Frank. Welnland has the contract to
paint Theodore Kemerer s Second sweet
dwelling.
When yon buy wall papers, borders of
decorations, see Blery, the Wcissporl
dtugglst.
IPe call the a'tentbn of our readers to
tho advertisements and solicit their favois
for our patrons.
Buy wall papers, borders and decora
lions wber? you can buy newest and bo:t
Biery's, ll'tlssport.
They say that James Schoch, of Beaver
Run, will erect two double frame dwelling
houses on Fourth street.
Ed Xander Is driving Hagorman's
Adam Express wagon. JJo cuts a good
figuro with flashy cap, Ac.
Council wants to prohibit tho nalllnc
of tin placards on the telephone- and tele
graph poles along our thoroughfares.
Charles llehrla will build for himself a
house on a nicely located lot, In the south
end, bought recently from 11'. S. Koch
No one denies Itl David Ebbcrt, the
Xorlh street liveryman, hires out tin
haudsomest teams at most moderate rates
A larger and cheaper slock of watchet.
silverware, &c, than over before Is no
offered for salo by S. HagauianehiRhton.
1'enna. , Dec. 0 0m.
Who has the largest and finest selected
slock of silverware In this neighborhood ?
Why E. -II. Ilohl, tho Mauch Chunk
Jeweler.
IKill Klotz, tho Exchange oortcr, was
badly burned about the face on Saturda
while firing a large furnace- used for beat'
log the hotel.
Blerv, tho Wcissport druggist, has the
largest new stock of wall papers, borders
or celling decorations to be found any
where In the county.
The Ratcllf Family Vncourageil.
To the Editor Carbon Advocate:
I desire to tbank the '"Press" of the Lr .
high Valley and all my friends who to
Iclndly and cheerlully aided me lnsecurlnr obllgtng and efficient book-keeper for the
fund for the widow of the lato Barry Lehigh Coal it Hardware Company, of the
Dr. O. W. Snyder, our popular horse
doctor, one day last week removed four
tumors from a big mule belonging to John
Fink, of Franklin
Organist Wanted The St. John's
church In Towamenslng wants an organist.
For particulars address the Secretary L. F.
KERN. Lehigh Gap, Carbon Co , Pa. 4w
Jeweler Bock Is the dad of five boys
but the little tot of a baby girl that como the
day other makes him all the moro proud of
his progeny. Mother and child are do
Ing excellent.
O. I. Olewlne, for sometime past the
Win.
Heldt,
NOW PROuRKM.
Burgeas, Ben. Runts,
Couneilmen, .lames P. Smith,
Waterbor, n. T. Slraup, L. J.
ifoses nrllman aud D. G. Blank.
To ihe most ordinary observer of every
day events, the result of Tnesdav's election
li unmistakable In the conclusion that the
people are In earnest for advanced im
provement. The Advooatk belleyes that
the now council will do what lies in lis
power to putLehlghtor In the lank where
lb teiongs. They will have many things
of gravo Importance to consider, but wo
hope no silly fear will make them falter in
their determination to advance tho Inter
oitsof the town. Burgess Kuntz and his
... . .. i nit...
corps of councnmen, inrowiiig puutm
aside, and going Into bn'nr-s ns one can,
during the next year, do mo tr the town
that lias been dano in a d ien jears past,
and for this reason. Our ocop e are awak
ening to tho practical n. ei islly of keeping
abreast with tho times. 1 wing tho vear
ended water was lntrodi -ed, effort was
made to secure Industries, all showing a
desire to get uo and get anM do something.
The mighty dollar Is not squeezed so haid
and tho town progressed. '1 his spirit, now
awakened, must continue, and then watch
the toiult. Briefly now, we would mention
as a few things that must onus 6ooner or
later: Electric lights, bo-e and market
house. Park Improvement, better streets,
good pavements no obstruc Ions and two
wards. These, and other things win be
legltinalely debated by Burgess Kuntz and
cjuncil for they were elected on the Im
provement p'atform. The Burgess already
his signified his Intention for practical
progression, lie means what ho says.
Let council work witli him.
NEWSY W2IS8PORT.
The Ini -;of a Lively Tom Urlnfly CUronl-
hort Snip-Knap Order by the
ami Chum."
is veiling Lehigh
cled i
"Mir. i
w
count f
D.tn
business
Tb
Notice t
F. P. licit has removed his carpet works
to Fred. Leuckcl s place opposite me
Carbon House. 3t
B. J.
TUESDAY'S ItESULT.
Tuesday's election In this place passed
o3 qule ly. We below append the result-
names with a star precceding denoting Ihe
winters. Tho right hand column are Re-
pabllcans and ihe Democrat a are on the left:
I1UIIOKU.
Kuntz 317 1 M.ihlra RelcharJ...220
OlUACIOtEN.
W. 8. Koch. 3 years.2S9 1 U. T. Strauo. 3 yrs.202
it ir..nt'mi'lu-r.'..2rS5 L. J. lleldt. S vrs...iHU
L. II. Nothsteln.t yr.tiW , .i. Iielliimii,2 Vrs..:o
-W. It. JHUIIK, 1
SCHOOL MRKCTOItS.
James Hex, S y 271 1 L. .T. Hauiman, 3y.W0
(. U. Kenieier,3y.270 H. II. Binder, 3y... .202
II. It. Krcldler, ly..2U 'Dan'l Wleand, ly..W0
BUSTIOE Of T1IK rBACB.
IL A. Hi l 7, 1'., no opposition.
TAX COLLKOTOn.
William Schadcl.. .. s!78l 'Wtllum IlclirlE. . . .200
OVKUSKKUOlTItK I'OOH.
James Blsley 230 1 'Peter Helm 320
ABSlSTAHT ASSESSORS.
II. D. Straun 215 1 !'. 1'. Seinmel 205
J. M. rrllilimer... .250 1 Samuel Keller
judob op ntrccrioN.
if. J. Heberllng.... 2M I Thos- A .Swartz.. . .278
iHsrKcron of klkctions.
O. F. Acker 2t7 I Owen Itehrlg 312
A0DIT0R.
6. A. Harding 240 1 Tlios. J.Nujbaum..S01
Batcllff, of Lehlghton, Pa. who met. wlih
such a horrible and sudden death at Pack
erton on Jan. 0, 1801, leaving his family
homeless and penniless. Contributions
were received as follows for tho $500 fund :
AUentown, 934.70; Bethlehem, $5X0;
Bear Creek, $20.00? Corwells, $5.00; Cher-i-yford.
$1.00; Easton, $5.00; East Mauch
Chunk, $4.75; Fleming ton, N. J $500;
north end, resigned Saturday. Tbe
vacancy has not yel been filled.
At a meeting of the Lehlghton Land
and Improvement Company, Jfonday
evening. John Seaboldt, Jr., was eleced
president In place of John S. Lcntz, re
signed. The election Is a good one.
The Carbon County Improvement
Company expects to Illume with their
Barrlsburg. $5.00; Hokendauqua, $10.00; electric lights In this borough and Welss-
Jeddo, $5 00; Lehlghton; $17 00; Mauch
Chunk. $253.05; Ml. Carmel, $5.00; Ma
faanoy City, $2.00, New York, $18.25;
New Boston Junction, $8.50; Nesquehon-
ing $1.80; Perth Amboy, $1,00; Pbllde
Ipbla, $30 00; Parr vlllc, $12 85; Packer
ton, $18.40; Redlugton, $2 00; Slatington,
$10.85; Sugar Notch, 50 cents. South Beth
lehem, $25 00; Upper Lehigh, $31-75;
Total, $530.00; Less expenses portion print
lag and t stage, $4.00.
$635,00 Is the total amount collected to
dale, lndedendent of about $250.00 col
lected by subscription books of the P. O.
S. of A. and bis fellow workmen at Pack
erton and Lehlghton to cover funeral ex
penses and other Immediate warns,
By request of Mrs. Hatcllff the amount,
$525.00, has been deposited at the Second
National Bank of Aauch Chunk, and the
Cashier Instructed lo pay the family $10X0
per month during the preseut year and
thereafter $25.00 per month until the fund
port by the first of March. The wires are
now being stretched along the streets.
W. S. Koab, of the south end, con
tinues to offer one to a half dozen acres of
land for manufacturing purposes. If we
had a few more live men like Mr. Koch
Lehlghton would soon amount to something.
Aaron Aflller, of the south end, wl o
suffered a fracture of tbe left shin bone
recently by suddenly stepping from a pave
ment projection In that locality, was Fri
day taken to the home of bis father, John
Miller, In NIs Hollow.
Tbe Reformed church choir has just
been re-organlzed, and lie following new
membeis added: Misses Lizzie Beck,
Ella Seaboldt, Bertha Farren.Mary Fcnsler
macber and Alice Blank. Tbe choir
furnishes excellent music.
We regret to note the continued illness
of Miss Sallie, daughter of J. L. Gabel, of
this city, a studeut in Kingston Semlnery
Ida Scbabo
nils.
.raver returned Saturday from a
jaunt to Wllkesbarre. :
brick work on Seager'a now addi
tion will be commenced next weeK.
Chaiiey Mller, of town, has launched
In the butchei ing business In East Mauch
Chunk.
Mlssei I va and Luoy Itomlg wern
Welsspon JO' :ig ladles at the County Seat
Saturday.
Wm. Heed, the popular young butcher,
of H'elssprrt, c ircled In Philadelphia dur
ing tho wsi'k,
Miss S. E. Whitehead, tho popular cast
side Milliner, wasdolng business at Alien
town on Tuesday.
--Sheriff Illrara P. Lovan, of the County
Seat, -was smiling and joking with old
friends In the township Tuesday.
Henry J. Shoemaker returned .Monday
from Cbemvllle where he was in attend
ance al tho funeral of hs father.
The new school directors for the Frank
lin Independent school district are Ruben
Zimmerman anil John F. Zero.
Tho protracted meetings, going for
some time past In Ebenezer Evangelical
church, closed sine die Sunday evening.
One hundred trees will be planted in
ihe Public square, and tbe plot of ground
devoted lo Purk will be otherwise Improved.
For the purpose of winding uo all
affairs, Council will bold an extra special
meeting on Monday evening. Bepresentl
-It Is the rumor of tho street that, If
Rev. Wuclr.er, of the Lutheran church re
signs, ho will accept a charge In West Penu,
Schuylkill county.
.Tnlin Kmllh till WPP.k mOVed lllS
family to Texas where they will reside In
tho future. They have the best wishes of
many friends for prosperity ill tuoir new
home.
IVnrdn nn hnlh sides the canal should
petition court to have ihe L. C. & N. Co.,
erect a bridge over tho canal that will
trord both convenience and safety to
pedestrians.
This week Fred Horlacher loaded his
Ice machine on a Central freight car and
hipped it to Tarbou Springs, flonaa.
hero it becomes tho property oi v. u.
UrilUlhs & Co.
Mfs. Henninger, widow of the late
.Tames D. Henninger. -vas Monday taken
seriously ill at IPalnutport where she was
attending tho Interment of her nusoanu.
Many friends here hope for her speedy te-
covery.
The first move of the Central Com
pany toward Improvements mentioned last
eck. was to till the ditch between tlie
railroad tracks and tbe bridge with cinder
Don't stop at this, let the good work con
tlnuc. ,
Engine 328 run Into the rear end of
coat train drawn by Engine 331 last Salur
lay on the Central road, midway between
this place and Parryvlllc. No one was In
j u red, but a number of cars wero terribly
dlsluca;ed.
On the 20th Instant, onr connlar voung
friend, Aaron Snyder will wed Miss Li lle
Outh, the accomplished daughter of Mrs.
ii. uuuon. ine yonng cotipie win live in
Irandsomely fitted up home on Union
Hill, a flourishing suberb of this lively
town.
On the 22nd instant, Bev. Bhoads, of
Ohio, wilt preach a trial tcrmon before tbe
Kctormed congregation in tun place, with
a view of being elected to tho vacancy
caused by the resignation of Itov. J. J.
SiautTor, who. It Is said, will go to uaupbln
county where ha has beon elected to a lu
crative charge.
In Franklin thev elected the following
officers: judge of election. W.B.Adams;
overseer of the poor, li. Drtlsbach; tax col
lector, Milton Sctzcr; asst, assessor, J. K.
Ulckcrt, if. ll. YalcK; supervisor, iNatlmn
Ulose: auditor. Stephen bolt: school uiree-
crs. David Beltz. Paul Bovcr: Inspectors.
Frank Zimmerman Milt tvalck.
Messrs. DeHart and Orton, auditors
for the Central Railroad of New Jersey.
were In town this week. They adjusted
the accoucts of tho late agent,. J. D.
Uennlnger, and transferred the saiuo to
Frank' lleiTelfitiger, of Lehlghton. for some
lime past employed as special agenl for the
company. Ihe appointment is a good one
in every particular, Frank being thorough
ly reliable and efficient.
The "straggle" Tuesday resulted as
follows: justice of tho peace, J, S. Jllller;
councllmen, Milt Emdry. Jacob Straus-
berger; school directors, Austin lioyor,
Iteuben Musselman, Unas. Laury; tax col
lector, Sam we'eh; judge of elections, win.
tlouinger: inspectors, liert Arner. ii. j.
Shoemaker; Auditor, C. XI. Nusbauin;
overseer of the poor, Qeorge Moer; asst.
assesors, Milton Flory, Hrru. Reed.
A few days ago when Charles Arner.
of Union nil), was running his engine over
the road en route to the old Maria Furnace
he met a team at George Rapp's farm, and
In trying to give the driver half the road,
through some defect In the stearlng tackle,
gavo him the whole of it, sending his en
gine over an eight foot embankment into
Rapp's garden. The engine was only
slightly damaged and was pulled up on the
road next day by Lewis Miller's team of
mules.
The auxlllery connected with tho Luth
eran church, known as the "Ladles' Faith
ful Friends," gavo an Interesting and verv
pleasant "chocolate feast" in school hall
one evening recently. Mrs. Samuel Welch
A COLUMN OF JUMBLES-
Orlmnnl and CUppad. Little Matter of
Intercut that are Worth tlic Reading.
There are eight, prisoners in the county
jal!.
Wm. Srhoch Is building a cozy frame
dwelling In tbe Beaver Run.
40.000 tons of coal oassed over the
scales in the Packerton yards on .Monday
and Tuesday.
The Banks township night schools
closed a successful three months term on
Tuesday evening. James Breslln was the
teacher.
-A bill providing that the terms for
Chief Burgessoa Mmll be Hire) Yearn In
stead ot oue, has been intioduced In the
Legislature.
Farmers and others in the lower end it
Carbon have set out over 1000 peach trcM
according to tbe report of tree agent
Snyder, of Franklin.
Soldiers' pensions havo Just been
grantel to the following named persons to
wit: Original Joseph Gieenzwelg, Weiss
port; John H'rlght, South Bethlehem.
Harry Pettlt, of Parrvllle, who was
before Judge Butter.at Philadclpth, Mon
day, charged with sending obcene matter
through tho mall, was fined $50 and costs.
The plant of the silk ini at Weatb
erly, covers a ground spaco of 75,000 square
feet. The buildings are all of one story
high. The outfit comprises 30,000 spin
ning spindles, winders, &c
DUdlce Snyder, of the old Snyder farm.
Towamenslng, has slatted a peach orchard.
He planted 200 choice joung trees last fall.
Butcher Frank Delhi, of the same town
ship, has gone Into the same business on a
small scale.
A gentleman employed by tho Evans
.Vicing Company met with a serious acci
dent at Audenried, late Monday evening.
His horse rau away, tbe carriage was upset,
and the man had one of his Icg4 broken
and was badly cut about the head.
A fool out West drank a quart of whis
key, and It killed him. A woman In New
York drank seven cups of tea, and the re
sult was death. A man in our own State
drank fifteen glasses of water, and died.
Whatever you drink, be moderate.
A remarkable case of longevity exists
ILcnyfcj "Zero's Opera House Store,"
V CONTINTTRS HJtATlOTTATlTJtltS FOR
Is tl.e most ancient aud tnett general of all
diseases. Scarcely a family lit entirely free
from it, while thousands everywhere are Its
suffering slaves. Hood's Barsaparilla has
had remarkable success In curing every form
of scrofula. The most severe and painful
running sores, swellings In" the nek or
goitre, humor In the eyes, causing partial
or total blindness yield to the pffwextuj
effects ot this medicine.
s
Sarsaparilia
CONTINUES HEADQUARTERS FOR
$Eijppers9 l!iifbler89
Sfois and Caps.
BoWbyalldnegtU. 51 1 tlx for ft. rrtparedonly
fcy CI. ItOODCO.,Apoliecarle,towell,Mu.
IOO Doses Ono Dollar
We don't protend that we give our goods away, but we main
tain such a steady line of low prices for the best line of good
Short Important Ad's that every sale seems a sacrifice; a bargain that can't bo beat.
Prices and the Quality of Goods lalk. Come and see us.
All advertisements under this head such as
lost, found, strayed, stolen, wanted, for sale
and all minor notlees not exreedlng six lines,
will be Inserted at the rate of one cent a word
for the llrst Insertion, and one bait cent a word
for each subseauent Insertion. nrnvtrllnr.hnw
ever, that no advertisement be charged less I
than 25ct (or a single Insertion, and that they I
tTOlt 8ATJ2 A frarr.a dwelling house on 4th
street. Protiertv Is nlcelv located anil will
be sold cheap ond on easy terms. Apply to I
it. v. AiuuiuiAiftii. jan 17-ui
STUUKK'8 HHAVINO SALOON, opposite the
Aovocate Ofhck, Is headquarters for
juavinu, uaircumng ana snampooing. UAIX.
GO TO Fits. RODKMBR, under the Kxchar.gc
.Hotel, Bank street, for a smooth shave ora
msmonauie uair cut. iw Closed on nutidays
Itocder's Hair tonic, cures Dandruff. We carry
In stock a full line of fancy toilet articles at low
est prices, and wo are the only place In town
where you cau buy Bender's Cream tor the face.
WANTED.
The Singer Manufacturing Company wants a
goott steady iran as Agent and Collector,
E. G. ZERN.
Hummers Q
ueensw
ars Bazaar,
FIRST STREET, LEHIGKTON.
When you, think
of buying Olanswarn,
Chmaware or Qt.ieenswara
inUuowtown &hS tort 'ntS,etaXB?o; of any kind, you, will find that it means a saving of tho Mighty
There are three residents In one house required; must como well recommended and Dollar to buy at Hummel' 8 Bazaar. Our stock is the most oam
Solomon Snyder, aged 87; bis wife, aged Married , , . iMiown . EVBnHhina't JV.- TA filnnds. ih Mult.
81, and bis wife s brother. Owen Bitter, THE SINOKit M'P'O. Co.. ...j:-ji..j-.n t r -r. Try - -..vni
aged 78 and oggiegate of ZoO years. Shenandoah, i'a. I "tU luv jenucs. n v cuLrimsy inunv iwntvui
At Hex's Bon Marcbe. Mauch Chunk. VLi- Aur "uPao."er. at mo uaroon uousc, to catl ana see ourgooas. 2 on arc sure to be suited.
nurnl.Atora will Hnri nna nf tl.o mncl Avian. I H ' dn I
......... t. . ..... U..u vuw w. ..u "
it exausted, unless it is found advisable Jo uear IKIIkejbarre. Mrs. Oabe is In constant street to some of her friends
School Nolus.
Total enrollment ... 570
Highest percentage . . 07
Lowest percentage ... 62
Pupils present every day . . .145
Visits made by the Principal . 7
Visitors ..... .24
The pupils of tho high school rendered
the following program of exercises on
Friday afternoon during tho last hour of
ihe week: Song bj ti o school, On, to be
over Yonder: recitation. The old man In
tho stylish church Lizzie behoch; Reading,
Yacobs Duuient, Jfary Penstermacher
sketch, Katie Fenstermacher; Instrumental
duett, violin, Mamie Scmmcl; essay,
Alexander Hamilton, Jennie Grosscup
solo, Lizzie Len'.z; reading, Clara Kuntz
chorus. Climbing tho Hill, Misses Walp
Weidaw, Hollenbach, Itehrlg, Brocate and
Fortwangler: debate resolved thatColum.
bus deserves more honor than Washington
affirmative Allen Greenawald and
Oscar Hellman; negative Wllmer H
Held and II. L. Ceggns. The decision of
the Judges, on the merits of tbe argument
produced, was In favor of the aflltmatlvc
recitation, 'I ho Hespcrnr , Mabel IKheatle.y
quartette, Jflsscs Fink, Gomery, Scmmel
and Horn.
All of the pupils had made a proper pre
paration to meet the appointments and the
exercises proved to bo highly interesting.
The patrons and friends of our public
schools are cordially invited to visit, and
attend the weekly literary exercises.
. ...,..,. carried off the honors for supplying the
. , . j. . the best cako and choicest clioto'ate. Like
A most delightful birthday reception was eTery llllng ihe lhe ..LadIes. Friends" arr
given by Jiss Llllle, daughter of Burgess connected with this was a grand social
Relchard. at her home on south Third success. The "Stroller" souldn't mind
In honor of talcing in a least or mis Kinu, -en r
slve assortments of goods ever tut on sate
In a single store in Carbon county. The
prices are In such an array ot combination
and the goods so varied that the store re
presents one dazzling bargain.
The habit of stopping wagons and olh
er vehicles on the street crossings is a bad
one and should be stopped, especially In
bad weather when pedestrians, at great In
convenience and discomfort are obliged to
cass around the blockading vehicles in mud
and slusb,
Tie various institutions, public and
private throughout tho Stato, seem to
think the State Is a great cliaritable foun
tain from which ducats should-flow with
out stint. Already appropriations have
been asl-ed to the amount of $0,000,000.
and they are nol yet all In.
Philip Hofacker, the Master Mechanic
and Superintendent of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company's foundry and machine
shops, at Weatbcrly, died on Thursday
night, after a brief Illness with apoplexy.
He was born in 1810, In Chester county
and took up a residence In Wealherly In
1852. Deceased wai much esteemed by a
large circle of friends.
There Is trouble lo tbe IRilcksville
precinct. The teachers of that dlstiict or
ganized themselves Into a literary society
recently and held their weekly meeting In
the school house. The directors found out
about it and kicked so hard that at a
special meeting Il'ednesday evening tbe
society was ordered out. Tho young people
are up In arms against thff directors.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
on Wednesday, Feb. 25, of JIss Virginia
Hunter, daughter of J. W. Hunter, Esq.,
of H'eatherly, to Mr. IKm. M. Homlne, of
Milwaukee, IHs. Miss Hunter is one of
the best known and most esteemed Toung
ladles in ll'callieily and has a great many
fi lends who will be pleased to hear of her
approaching marrihge. Mr. Romine Is a
passenger agent for the 'Great Northern
Railroad. Tbe ceremony will tako placo
in the Metbodlst Episcopal church at
Weatbcrly.
Administrators' Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !
There will be cxDoed at nubile sain on the
orenuses In Frankllu Township, Carbon county, I
ra.t naiuruuy,
FEBRUARY 21st, 1891,
at ONE o'clock in the afternoon the following
valuable Ileal Estate, of the late l'oter Krum,
ucui'oscu, containing
31 AURES,
moreor less, under a good state of cultivation; I rnv. t .i Tt 1
boundedauddescrluedas fellows, towltionthe I Tlip I.QlpQT FI177 P?
north by lands otc. li. Miner & Co.i on the south I 1110 UUlOul X UililUU,
uj iiiuua ui jicuvciicuiiivu iiiucasi. uy lauua ui
Natnun soit.aiin on tno west by lands or wm,
KiMitVfllhplTl ilnrt llnht Alithnnv. ThA Imnrnvp.
merits tliereon area line Anple Orchard. Spring
and Well otpuro water,aTwo-and-a-Ha!f story
MARGHE
The majority of people know a cood thine when they iee it,
which accounts for the continued increase of customers at our
Bon Marche. The valentine season was a success; we cleaned
out everything, and now the vacant ipaces are filled with
DUELLING HOUSE,
with Kitchen attached, a large Barn and other
necessary outbuildings. On ihe property is the
well-known Helen nip Slate Quarry
t3tyTernis and conditions wilt bo mado known
amine nna tuace oi eaie uy
dUUH a, Itlll.LlUt,
JOSEPH KRUM,
Administrators.
PUBJLIC SALE-
OF VETtY VALUABLE
Farm Stock !
The Jinderslgned will sell at Public Sale on I
tho Old Heberllng Faun, la the Borougn ol
Mmigmon, i .1., on
Thursday, March 5, 1891 .'
commencing at 12 o'clock M.. the following I
articles, to
Two Horses,
One Black Horse, 8 years old, good driver single I
or double: 8 cows, three with cnlvesi 2 Durham
linlT.r. 1 t.Mll 1 llun.hni..B ,.'0(vnn 1 nnlmp.. I
W'KATIII2llt.Y. I wacon.'l snmiir wacon. 1 llclit buckboard. 1
ln nf (Via 1nt Phlltn I Phamnlon sinirle reaDer. 1 llirlit mower. 1 Mc
TTnlTonliAi. lnrmm.1 opum MiPr Meeha. Sherry urain una lertiiuer un , 2 tiiresn np
. -. . i machines, i uorse nowcr. i ieeu cutter, i lauuins
A Mew Lot of Stationery,
Dress Trimminas,
5, 10 and 25c Goods,
leal Instruments,
Finest Tissue Pacer anil School
SUPPLIES.
BUY
AT
HAGERMAN'S
BON
MARCHE.
Adam's Express Company.
I mill. 1 c-rn shcller. 1 broadcast seed sower. Cut-
I tlvator, plows, harrows, harpoon bay tork, with
rnne anu nune. nav laauers. lot ot narness.
raKei, torKS, lot oi cuicKens, uay, straw, corn- f
stalk, und a large variety of other articles too I
numerous to meutlun. Terms o months credit I
wltu approved security. u. J. iiklui.
Estate Notice.
Letters ot Administration on the estate ot I
Robert A. Hcnrv. lute ot Lower Towamenslnc I
l lownsuin, uaruon county, neceasea.naviug ddch
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
iiiaHii liiiiiieuiiiia uiivuiuiiL. uuu uu iiaviiiic iubi
I claims nitalnt the same will present them for
settii ment to J. C. KIlEAMElt, Administrator,
resiaiUEat jh upon, in frhi tnwnsnip.
Atwrnevs,
Feb. U414ir,
Invest It safely where a larf;e Interest can
be obtained. I take pleasure In statin.!
that situations have been secured for two
of the eldest chl dren, a boy aged 10 years
and a girl 11 years. Twenty-five ladles of
Mauch Chunk are busy making clothes
enough to dress tbe whole family for at
least tno years; also, Dr. J, O, Zern of
JVelssport, contributes bis services free ot
charge In case ot sickness and a kind gen
tleman ot Mauch Chunk, will send $15.00
per month tor the balance of this year,
commencing this month, Independent ot
the fund.
The subscription and bank book com
bined will be kept at tbe Second National
Bank for additional contributions and pub
lic inspection.
Gratefully and Respectfully yours,
Samuel M. Cortrlgbt.
Msuch Chunk, Feb. IS, 1801,
Where to see the nest selection Is at
E. H Hobl's Jewelry Store, Mauch Chunk.
Seel Seel Seel Don't fail to see
largest stock of ll'atches ever disnlayed In
Mauch Chunk at Hobl's Jewely Store.
Grant Oass. of Annvllle, Lebanon
county, baa accepted a post Ion with tbe ton's birthday, Monday evening,
Lehigh Coal and Hardware Company, as
salesman,
WANTED, a good stout BOY, about
15 or 10 yeats of age, to make blruself
generally useful. Apply at the Cardon
Advocate Office.
An organization to be known at the
"Order of Chosen Friends" will soon be
Instituted here. It Is 'conducted on tbe
building and loan bails.
Al Heflelflnger, nf town, with the
Ceutral Railroad Company, atScranton
for sometime at telegraph oceiaior, .Is
now stationed at the south end of Hazzards,
this county.
Stockholder Eistler takes greit Interett
in the knltiln mill. He dsvs the Initltu-
tlon dally visits, and for the convenience of
tbe working air Is will supply matting for
them to stand on.
The friends of Tom Rhoads gave him
a big surprise party one night thlt week.
All preitrtt enjoTtd themselves great.
Following a big supper Micky Eirsn? and
Frank Welnland furnished tome good
music
Our sa'e aim this year Is to show the
largest stock and prettiest deslgnt everdit
ilsyd In Afaueb Cbnnk. The sprlog stock
nit received, tarDUet all who have teen It.
to iMb dtgant designs and assortments
ve displayed In this section at ean now
HB al Jairtlry Sure f E. JX. Iota
attendauce at the bedside of her daugbler,
who at lato accouut is not ex pec ltd to re
cover. The 000 feet of rubber liose bought re
cently by Council Is being carted from one
place to another in order to keep It dry.
The old fire sled Is loo damp. Council
certainly won't let tbe bose go to rot on
accouut of not haying a suitable place to
house It I
The Base Ball Association have ar
ranged for tbe production of that blghlv
interesting comedy, tbe ' Broom-maker"
In the Opera House, on the 27lh by an
excellent company. Our people want to
wall for this, It Is bound to please them,
Don't miss It.
Press Koch who rolls cigars for Koch,
tbe tobacconist was the banplest man In
town Mondat judging from the pleasant
smile that illumed his phiz when bo ex
hibited a number ot beautiful valentines
received from admiring friends and Mertz
on the previous Saturday,
The Young People's Society, of Zion's
Reformed church, will celebrate Washing-
in the
the twenty-second anniversary of lier birtli
on last Friday evening. Tho evening was
spent very pleasantly In games, vocal and
Instrumental music and recitations. At a
lito hour all were called to the dining
room whero a bounteous repast was served.
To eaoh ono a souvenir was given In the
form of n Japanese napkin and a decorated
clothpln which look the place or a napkln-lint?.
Those present were, Aggie and LU'ie
Relchard. TillleSelfert, Sallle Raudenbiish.
F.lla Slbbel. Emma Seller. Mamie Gabel,
ggle Hunk ami Marvbnuler, George and
Gd. Kalchard, WJli and Frank Oberl, Prof.
BIIAVEK UUADOW.
The Elckapoo Medicine Co., of Auden
ried. gave an Inlertalnmenl Tuesday eten-
Inc for the benefit of the families ot the
men who lost their lives In the recent mine
disaster ut Jeanesville. Quite a sum was
realized.
Mrs. J, O. Haydon, of Jeanesville, has
ordered seventeen caskets from different
undertakers to have them In readiness to
receive tho dead bodies of the men who
rerithed In the mines at that place last
week.
Best White Sugar, 4 pounds for 25 cents.
French Prunes, 10 and 12 cts a pound.
Large Pickets, 12 cents per dozen.
Best Roasted Coffee, 23 cents a pound.
Best Flour. Vl.6i per bag.
Look at onr Ladles Fine Kid Shoes al il.io.
nnU TTeavv Working Shoes. $1.00.
All Shoes are down to Hock Bottom. It will pay you to look at then.
Tha latMtti inck. Stiff Hate for uents al fl.ia.
171 A OTVff 1?"b1 Q A 11 TH Soft and Crush Hats, nobby styles, 50 cents and np.
X' XS.Aa.UA VAt I .hn, tponca and Poultry Wires. We can ulva vou bottom miens.
n.mimnwiM IrAAn a cnmnletn atinrtment and nrtees must he lnwr than thft lnvL.
ine unuersigoeu ouers lorstucavaiuuuir i w nllnw nn one la undersell us. Lome and tee lar vourscir.
iarm, locateu in juauoning townsnip, (.at-
uon countv, auoui two ana one-nan runes
from Lehlghton, containing
65 AGEES.
The Improvements thereon are a
Ed.
Afiunleh, Ed N'nsnaum, Tllgli.
John Kirk, of Philadelphia.
Knerr and
rilOl'LU ON TIIK GO.
church edifice, by reciting a specially pre
pared program of appropriate song and
recitation. The exercises promise
very Interesting and Instructive.
Mrs. Daniel neberllng, relict of the
late Judga Heberllng, Is critically 111 at
tbe home of her son In-law, J, L, Oabel,
on First street. Mrs. Heberling, who Is
elgh.ytwo years ot age, enjoyed rompara
live good health until a year or more ago,
when she suffered a paralytic stroke.
A person In this neighborhood who Is
In tbe habit of tending anonymous letters
to a party not a thousand miles awav, but
whom we will not mention, bad better bt
ware. It is a penltentrary offense and a
repetition will land "tome one" In jail. A
word to tbe wise should be tufflelent.
At a recent meeting of tbe Lehlghton
Cemetery Company, tbe following new
directors were elected: Clinton Bretney,
Reuben Feottnraaeber, John Seaboldt,Jr.
and Mablon Reiebsrd, following whleb
tbay organised by eleeilug Tbtedore Kern
ertr, president; FredtiielcBiinkman, treas
urer; John Seaboldt. Jr., .Seratary; Owen
XloU, MpMlateadeal.
Flash Pictures of I'nmlllar races Coming
and Going.
Afrs. M. Relchard and daughter Aggie
spent a lew dayt wuu AUentown iriecdSr
Miss Annie Grosscnp, of Plalnfleld. N
J . spent Sunday with the "folks at
borne."
Frank P Lentz, of Barnesvllle.Schuyl-
kill county, gave us a pleasant call on
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Balliet, of Unlonville, was
a visitor at tbe homo of J. L. Gabel dutlng
last week.
Francis Bachman and sister, Mlts
to be Gertie, spent several days last week with
Aiieniown inenas.
Miss Lon Frnedenbereer. ot Tamaoui
was the guest of Mlts Tlllle Selfert, on
South street this week.
A. L. Hagrrnitn, of Hagerman'e Bnn
Afarche, was in New Yiirk City Thursday
buying in new ttneK.
J. F. Werner and family, of Lansford.
spent several days recently with Lewis
Werner, on Second street.
George Schultz, happy and good look
neaseier was seeing old filendi here
during tbe week. He will return to Great
Bend lo day.
George Hall man will be to Qoakertown
Saturday attainting llio wedding of hit tit'
ter. Mitt Ida, to Ambrose George both of
tbe former place.
Officer Frank Snvder. tbe "dandy
LITTLE QAl.
The George's school wat closed last
Tnesdav, because the teacher, Alyln 11.
Selfles.was clerk of election,
The Green's school was closed on
Tuesday last, because tbe teacher.AIyln H.
Green, was a clerk of election.
Subscribe for tbe Cahbon Advocate.
and read one of tbe best newspapers lu the
county. Only $1 a year IN paid in ad-
va nee.
A snelllng bee came or! at tho Ash
land school house at Llt'la Gap, on Thurs
day evening, lhe exercises were con
ducted by the teacher, Mr. Charles Costen-
bader.
George M. Henry and wife, of this
p'ace, paid a visit to Allen McFarland, al
allllport, over Sunday.
Aivin it. billies, leacner or ueorge's
nlc, of the Weatherlv shops, wero con
slgntd to their final resting place in Union
Cemetery, on Monday afternoon, lhe
funeral was largely attended by tbe many
friends of the deceased, who bad come to
pay their last tribute of respect to bis
menioy. Nearly all the prominent officials
of the L. Y. R. R , were noticed among
those who had assembled to attend the las'.
sad. rites. Rev. Stevenson, of Mauch
Chunk, conducted the services which were
held at his late home, on Carbon s'reet.
Mr. Hoffeckcr was held In high esteem by granted to the undersigned Administrator, all
his employees, ana in an ins relations in
life he showed that manly and humane
spirit thai characterizes true manhood.
The many engines that were built here
under his supervision bear testimony to
his knowledge of the elements of machin
ery, and lili good judgment which enabled
hlnr to buna an engine parucniaiiy suueu
for mountain roads such as we haoln
this section. He is missed In tho shops
and in tho town. Tbe family is In receipt
of many messages expressing sympathy
for them In their hour of bereavement.
H'eatherly witnessed a rather lively
election, on Tuesday. Tbe principal con
test was for burgess and justice of tbe
peace. All the democratic candidates were
however elected, with the exception ot
burgess and judgo of election, Tue follow-
m . l. Mniib; town council, a. Kintz and 2-Story Frame Dwelling House,
Henry ouaunei, scuoui uireviuis, xjaiim
Rouse and Harrison Rouse; justice of the
peace, J. W. Hunter; tax collector. W.
Unci; assistant assessors, August Sleler
and P. E. Faust; Judge, Chas. Benslnger;
inspector, W. A. Muss; auditors, v. a.
Kilter and Adam Habel; A. M. Neumiller
recelyen 418 votes.
Daniel Rouse, tbe efficient superinten
dent of the H'ealberly car shops, has
sprved most faithfully for twenty-four
years in the capacity of school director,
in this town, and as he Is again elected by
a most decided majority, he will serve
three years more, health and strength per
mitting. We enture the opinion and we
believe there Is not another peison in Car
hnn I'liimiv. who stood Identified with the
sebool intnresls. of his town for such a the premises fite . of Jnslah Bowman, dee'd In
lone Deriod And further we beliove. that
there are few directors In Carbon county, oturJav March 21st. 1891
who take a deeper Interest In popuUr Oiuuruny, jtiuriu -gabi,, iosi
education man lie. uis liueresi, iu iguuui
work, has lucreased with his yoars ot
service. More such men in this most lm
noiiant olUco throughout the county.
would be a credit to lhe electors, and a
.boon to tbo school children of Carbon
county.
Principal C. A. Rltter has arranged
for a local Institute, on tbe 0'h and 7tn ot
March. Prof. Coughlln, vice Principal ot balance being
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF
iw.r -
0. w Hfimi'i!
Hardware,
In fact almost anything yon ma; ask for. Note tome of tbe prlcosi
East Weissport.
SON.
and all the necessary out buildings, Sever- (TT-TT TniT Op the Park. (TTT TYYN"
al never falling tptlngs of water, suitable I UJjlvn c VUJjAW
for fish-dams, are on the property.
For further tmtormalton apply to
C. E. MILLER,
East Mauch Chunk, Va.
Feb. 14-0w.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
IT WILL Interest the ladles to learn that we are always
making additions to onr always complete assortment ot goods,
which now Includes a handsome new line of all kinds of
Game's, Puzzles, Novelties in Toys, School Ssatioit
kiiy, Jeweluy, Cohfeotioneiiy, Fituirs and a full 11q6 of
Cuoioe Groceries. H'e sell at Rock Bottom Prices. Call
and see us before making purchases elsewhere.
the followlnc described valu-
All that certain tract I
TWO-STOKY HTONE HOUSE.
.. . i.nnln..l . n.l tl.., l.A I... A,...H fnKaUHl IDr & HGIUID. H U lUi SriCIAI bl9 I
.-"'J-. WWIIIIBai -T.-,: ; .,, TT..,.r. l
Ut 1 U Vim iv, . i., ...n a
utilA Ittutl KutMte. in Hit
or piece of bind, situate along the line ot the
l.eulsh Valley Itallraad, nearly opposite tbe
allium of Bowmanstown. In Bast l'eun Town-
ship aforesaid, known as the John 1). llowman'4
Fanu. coutaiuiuK
17$ AOKDS I
mam nr I am. nhAut so aorfrs of which are cleared I
and under a good state ot cultivation, The I
it- vmiiania iimuer ljina. una il is i
vaiuaDie Diate ae-i
area
CULTON
:CULTON
Spring, 1891.
cholars who attended every day last
month. Tbelr names are as fellows:
Nolhan H. George. Preston George,
Preston E. George, Qulr.cv Dover, Eraslus
E. Gouger. Emma J. George. Cora A.
Ueltz, Ella V. George, Maude L. George.
Llllle C. Brltz, Clara A. George, Hatile
il. Geo.rge and nettle Gouger.
line nay last weeE, lievl jenrtre. of
this place, shipped the following hides to
commission mercnani, tvagner, ot New
York: Thirteen foxes, twenty racoons,
forty skunks, ufty-flve mnskratt, five
minks and three opossums. All these
were shot and trapped, bv Levi and two of
hit brother, Kdvi !n and Frank George, so
far this season. It Is said that Levi is lhe
champion trapper In tblt county.
The election boatd consisted of the fol
lowing olflcera on Tuesday last: Judge of
election, Jonn kiois; lutpeciort, vlion
cop"pe'o tbSomhB.lblih.m uad AST SJS W Gr-t' ,A H
.hi, i.i. h.i,A. ti.oV. a Sitfles and A. H. Green, tbe following an
BIJVUli A IU J " uai wtlltt t iiviub ' t
tbe "Knight ot tbe Spigot" at tbe Carbon
House.
We bad tbe platiure of shaking bands
with Lablcb Gap's new 't-qulre -W. H
Nr. liruber
GruBec Thursday morning.
will nuke a first-eiatt official In vr iue
and we eongrelulata tbe Uap dlttrlot OA bfal
Uollea to to lapedat an oAUm.
following are
the lucky officers which were elected on
Tuesday last, lor J ml Ice of the Peace,
('has. Oreeo ; lax collector John Strohl.
assistant assessors, Levi Hojer and Conrad
StroM, overseer of poor. H'ui. Cbristman,
school director, Nathan George, auditor,
W. H. ZatRtfifBH. Judge of tlectlon Adam
Eaukel. littpotMi, Wm. H. Qeorge aad
Jawea CWrelL
before the institute. Sunt,
Haxleton has also consented to givu an ad
dreas, Principal Bevan, Hemmlnger, Belsel
and Kront have been asked to participate
in tbe Inslltute.and all will be In aUendance
and favor the institute with talks ou edu
cational tnbjnoia. An Intellectual feast Is i
anticipated. All friends of education are
lespectfullv Invited to attend this Institute,
Lather Union.
Tbe Lnther Union, will bold their re
gular meeting ou Jtfonday evening, 28rd
Inst., the following program will be rend
ered: Opening exercise, Osoar Hellman;
select reading. Lena Gazell; essay on
Jothna. Battle Noll: recitation. Sadie
MUler; debs'a-rMolved that country life it
preferable to city life AtBrlmatlve, Llllle
Relchard. Ira Nolbtteln: negative, U M.
Beldler, Agnea Bauer, chorus, conducted
by Mamie Seminal ; tbre referred questions,
select reading. Mary Ebbert; duel, Mamie
Gabel, Llllle Relebard.
A Hare Opportunity.
Rltbal, Ibe photographer, will take you
sitting for a photograph thkx or chaboe
if von detlre to have toe nlciare enlarged
and Imys tbe order with bleu Ttttt It an
ami opportunitr and yott tbestta lake ad
vanUg of It,
(reotntly remodelled) about 34x30 feat, klteben
aiuoheti, largo ban' and all neeewary out-
Dunainiu.
Terms and conditions wtll be made known tt
,,,ne ana P For e
Feb. is. mi.
REX'S BON MARGHE,
Executor's Sale
Of Very Valuable Real Estate !
TheundtrslgBtd, Bxeeutor of the Estate ot
Davibl CLauu, daeoastd, will Mil at rnbltc
Male on toe premltM in in uorougn oi Lenign
too, Oar boo eouoty. Pa., on
BATUItUAY, MAH0H Tth, 18S1,
. i . TM'f a'aImI. Tl W
log valuable Kal KMate , vo-wlt: All
tbt follow.
tbat ctr.
tain Lot or rtcee of O round ttliiate on North
ItWl
Ptcee
FtrtttHrMt,lntrie)
property nf UMnt V
ItMb illej, on the t
at cer-
sb ot Lflblffbtoe. bound.
ed on tbe wl by First ttreM, on the smith by
norm by note Aiiay, being
A.ti Exceptional Large Stock at Low Guaranteed Price!
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF
New Black Goods,
BepreenUig the bett known makM aud finest dyers. Etorored Silk Warp BsnrltKaa,
Priestly Bilk Warp Armure, rrlMlly All Wool Tape Edge Nun'i Veiling. Ntw VsuOf
Weaves, Whip Oerd, Stripet, Wool Htnrititas, Surah Olotb, Brrges, rUbattopol, Ottatt'a
Hair Strata, Ouhmero, Mohair, etc.
New Dress Goo.ds !
iio Irtt The Imnrovemwtt thcraoo are a
TWO-MTOKV FRANK UWEI.UNO ttttt lett
wttb l'o-Mnry Kitchen lSilt (Mt attached, and
all neoeuary outbulMlnzt. Uo the rear oi tbe
lot la noui aTWO-STUBV DOUBLE FRAME
DWELLING, M3 ft. Tarmt andoiwdHiout
witlb tuwte tcttown at DM of tale by
T, . OLA USA, hnM VsmuUc.
Ltttct Colorlnga. Plain and Fancy Dress Goods Id large variety. Tbe ehadtt for Smiu
a' beautlfnl. We bve mtm lu ttoeg now at privet tower tnan;uKiiy nq iuj nn
High Olaw Btnfft. ,
Black Silks.
Tea know we guarantee oar BUok SUkt to wear. That meant, thenld tb treat, fell,
orttk or brk, we will give yon yard for yard. We have never bad on oliioj to.aJjart
In thtfre yaax, wblftb tt an exeelltst reoord fer an; bftste Mlllog silk to be proud of.
BROADWAY,
Mauch Chunk, Pa,