TMa Taper hi been entetml at lliT.lilnli Mn Pot Omc M Second Clan Mmier. The Carbon Advocate UEIIiailTON. rENNA. XUttee for Jffnl AdrertltliiKi Charter Notices I i Oo Auditor's Notices ComrolMloner's Notices Dlrorco Notices Admlniitrntur's Notices Bxecutor's Notices 4 no oa 4 oo 3 on 3 oo SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1891. Bona Fids Circulation Larger tlinn that of any Weekly Netrspaiierlii the County. In befusino to ontor partizan politics Gonoral Sherman said: "I want to loavo my reputation f roo from tarnish to my children.". HUdoslro was fulflllod. Or the eight new State officers of Wisconsin tho Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of Stato and Treas urer are, or havo been, newspaper editors. Oh, we're the stuff. Carbon county wants a tax payers S80olatlon,Jand wo casually suggost that she borrow Schuylkill's little "bandof hope." Ashland Telegram. A "White cap" notice dated at Ellza bethvllle, Pa., was sent to the Legisla ture last week, protesting against tho Increase of the school term. Six months school Is enough for the "white caps," so they say. About six years solitary confinement would suit their case a lit tle better. Born the Baltimore and Philadelphia Conferences of the Methodist Epis copal Church have voted against tho ad mission of women as delegates to the Electoral and General Conferences of that Church. It la to the West that the women must now look for encourage ment; but it Is doubtful if any victory whtoh they may gain In that section of the country will offset their defeat In the East. THE CABBON AUVOCATK. The Cab bon Advocate appears In a new dress with this Issue, due to tho appreciation of an Intelligent public that has readily placed tho Advocate at tho top most round of Carbon county Journalism. For years the Advocate was the only"all at home printed" paper in the Lehigh Valley, and our signal success has led others to copy after us. Though all, the publio has been with us, and to show our sincere apprecia tion for their favors we have from time to time made Improvements in our newspaper plant whoroby we aro on abled to give our now more than thir teen HUNDRED BONA FIDE SUBSCRIBERS the best local news in tho most breezy, spicy and original style at the low price of one dollar n year, which makes us tho cheapest weekly newspaper In the county. Our readers will pardon us for these personal allusions, they are made at this time not in a spirit of vanity, but with feelings of pleasure, realizing as we do that our success is due entirely to legitimate businoss principles and an effort to always meet the wants of the publlo In a first-class, thoroughly clean and readable news paper. As we have been In tho past, a 3 we will, continue to be In the future free from party, ring or clique dom inatlon, and our expressions never measured by the size of publio "pap" and as such we continue to solicit the patronage of the people of the county. WHO SHALL INVESTIGATE TBI! IN VKSTIOATORS t Ranch, of the Democrat, makes a pretty picture for a political reformer, Having suokod at the political teat for a half century, and nurtured on polltl col pap since his late advent Into this county, he now shows how very small bis calibre really Is by questioning the motives of officials who have had the courage to cut loose from him and what he has to do with. Fortunately the people know Rauoh and his greedy ap petite, and take but little stock In his utterances. Wo append the following figures from the statements of the County finances as published in the years given, from which it will be seen that Rauch has all through obtained the "bunch of tho pap." Now, It is being more equally divided, he yells for an Investigation but 'WHO SHALL INVESTIGATE THE INVES TIQATOBSt lt7S-Lynn " Boyle " ltauch...... " Mortnlmer., .5 287 23 . 1M 79 .. 77 40 .. S3 0j 5 087 40 410 SO .. 101 7t .. 141 69 ,. t 75 ll?-IUuch Boyle Mortnlmer.. . " Blew- 1V9 45 .. 410 8.1 .. 2111 (0 , . V0J 78 .. mm .. (is ou iiiu co .. 227 0 .. 113 .. (0 0. 1M9-Rauch " Blew. , " Mortnlmer " Lynn. " QUdea 4 Malloy. JIS4 Ranch Slgley Miuor,., Smith.. 46 Ou " Mortnlmer C7 79 tro. 75 MM Rauch. " Slgley " Biulth. ? Mortnlmer Maloy 758 W For the year 1890 Rauch got the largest amount from the County, but not quite bo large a percentage as on some othor oocasions,hencehlsoBowL. We append his own figures for printing and adver tising, which still keeps him In the lead (90.55 over any of the other printers In the county. The faot Is, Rlnker of the Gazette found a "mare's nest" and Rauch has put his hoot in it its all roa rAF, you know: 18S0 Uauch Chunk Democrat t Ml 75 Carbon Advocate 274 -.0 " Lanalord Keconl ills 10 VVe&tuerry Herald ICS 25 Mauch Chunk Uuzette 145 M M Leaner , M si It will be Been from the above tables that Rauch has In every case received the lion's share of the county patron age, and now because the county print ing Is being more equally divided among the different printers of the county, he needs must cry fraud against the Commissioners, Prothono- tary and the county officials generally. When the investigators have got through investigating, they will, no doubt, find that it all ends In Smoke. Rauch has entered bis second child hood and needs more "pap." That's alii Now, who shall investigate the in. Teatigatorst A stone foot walk from the Valley House to the Lehigh bridge wouldn't cost a fortune, and would suit publio eonvemence in great snape. juei ooun 6ll try it With Lehighton's now Retail Com mercial Protective Association, there are a certain few fellows In this little olty who will get a mark black as erebus opposite their names. Ex-SrEAKER Reed abusos tho Demo crats who roelatod his brutal violations of parliamentary law as "an unprlncl plod minority," whoso powor to rule "Is forover dono away with." Dut that minority has beon conrortod by tho sov orolgn powor of tho American pooplo Into a majority; and onoof Its first acts will bo to oxpungo tho Infamous rules for throttling frcodom of dobato and destroying tho constitutional principle) of a quorum. KtrrzTOWN Is not as big ns Lohlghton but thoy havo some long headed men there, as tho appended utterance of their Chief Burgoss testifies: "Ono Important, yos, In fact tho prime factor In tho upbuilding of any place aro the Industrial establishments. For this reason thoy aro ontltlod to your special caro and consideration. I would rocommend to you to oxempt from local or borough taxation every industrial establishment whoso capital is not loss than 310,000 and which em ploys not loss than 12 hands." That town will amount to something, and so will Lohlghton if it adopts tho same enterprising course BUCKET SOCIETY GOSSIPS Schuylkill county has 5,021 Sons of America, with a valuation of nearly S125.00O. Lehigh Council, Royal Arcanum, of Bethlehom, will at Its next mooting havo 200 members. The various bodies of Odd Follows. of Easton, occupy tho whole of the top floor of tho Drako building. They have the largest lodge room in Easton. Electric Council, Jr. O. U. A. M., of East Mauch Chunk, - will hoist tho National stars and stripes from the school building in that place on tho 9th of April. Pilirrimaeo Command ory. No. 48, Knights of Malta, of Easton, are hand somely fixing up tho third floor o Abie's Opera House, and will tako possession on April 11. Kentucky Masons havo the honor of having established the first home for cue care or tneir widows ana orpnans. Tho home is located in Loulsville.and Is larco enough for over 200 inmates. The plan includes several shops, in which supplies for tho inmates are made. The Aiasonio iiomo u ournai is printed m tne building, and also other mattors relat ing to the Order. Tho boys and men Who are tho benoflcarlos of tho Institu tion do most of the work, and the younger ones aro given instructions In various trades. The cost of the Home Is about $100 a year for each inmate. Tho total number of members In itiated In the P. O. S. of A Camps, In tho Stato. during tho year was 11,181; admitted by card, 129; reinstated, 200; total number of members December Jlst, 1890, 45,310; amount paid out dur ing the year for sick and funeral beneuts, tio.uii.ui; total receipts tor tho year. 8310.502.01: total expenses. 3260,802.41; amount of cash In subordi nate camp treasuries.8133,151 ,13 jamount invested in real estate, Donas, otc.,SJm 709.38; valuo of paraphernalia, etc., 3147.833,86; total valuation, 8585,0990.37; total number of camps in active opera tion In tho Stato, December 31st, 1890, 573. Tho annual report of Grand Master of Records J. D. Barnes, of the Knightb of the Golden Eagle, of Pennsylvania, for the year ending December 31, 1830, contains many interesting facts. Tho aggregate number of initiations, admis sions by card, dismissal certlllcatas ana reinstatements was 8,594. Number ol members December 30, 1889, 33,443; in itiated during the past six months, 8,231; membership Dec. 31, 1890, 37,280; an in crease of 3,837. Number of Castles, Dec. 31, 1889, 311; instituted during tho past yoar, G2; number of Castlos Dec. 31, 1890. 403. Since December 31. 1891. 8 Castles- have been instituted, a total of 411 and an aggregate momDersnip or J ,dou. i lie amount paid for reliof of Sir Knighb and widowed families, burial of the load and donations was $114,833.31. The average funds of oach Castlo in the State are S1.059. The Order In Penn sylvania Is located In 47 counties. There aro 10 German Castles in Pennsylvania. Tho receipts of Subordinato Castlos Ing investments, 5276,120.45; amount on nana ana invested, srij.yuj.Bi an in crease 867,239.40. ltAILUOAl) OUSsIP The Lehlch Valley railroad company is pushing its line to WiUlamsport, and the people of that enterprising city are rejoicing. The Lehigh Valley is ono of the most important railroads In the state and Its entrance Into Williams port moans an incalculable benefit. It also means another outlot to tho West, tor tnere is no aouot out wnat tno lje high intends to go to Pittsburg. An extraordinary run was made by Engine 409, of the Wyoming division, L. V. R. R, on Saturday last. She loft Coxton at 9.55 p. in., with 9 palace stock cars, and arrived at Mauch Chunk at 12.12 a. m.. Having maae tno run of uu miles in 2 hours and 18 minutes. She left Mauch Chunk at 12.27 a. m. and arrived at Glendonatl.37 a. m., making the run of 43 miles in 1 hour and 10 minutes. John Rolflnk was the en. cinoor. and Shafer conductor. To Mauch Chunk, and Philip Carroll was pilot and had tho throttle from Mauch Chunk to Glendon. No. 409 is said to be a "dandy" The Rocket. Georce Stephenson's first locomotive, weighed 4U tons. The four locomotlvos recently ount by tno Baldwin locomotive Works, of rnua dolphla, for tho St. Clair Tunnel Rail way weigh 97 tons each. This covers tne growtn in weigut ana consequent hauling power of the locomotive In sixtv-two years. Tho revolution In the steam railway business since its first Inception is not all included In the growth of the locomotivo, for bigger iuuuuiuuvus tuiu uuuvjur irauiB in volved sollder roadbeds and heavier and bettor rails. Ralls, which were at first of Iron weighing 40 pounds to the yard, have become steel and have In creased In weight to CO, 80 and even 100 pounds to tho yard. The roadbed, which at first was clay, in which the stringers and ties were Imbedded, has become stone ballast thick enough to not bo effected by frost, flood or storm. Where this incroaso In tho weicht and power of tho railway locomotive will ena no one con toresee. VCULIO SALE MKfllSTER, Chas. F. Roth, will sell on tho old 13, at 12 o'ciook, vaiuaoie iarm imple ments, furniture ana uvo ttocic. On the 21st of March, at 1 o'clock p. m., f enn uowman, ior tne neirs, wm sell the old John Bowman farm, on the premises in East Penn twp. See adver tisement and bills. -On March 20 and April 3. at 101 o'clock, Jao, Bteigerwait win sell, at his rosiacnce in ast 1'onn twp., norses, cows and a variety of farming imple ments. see dius. On March 28. at ten o'clock A. M., Ellen Bockondorf, admlnUtra - Mrs 4U11, Pubili trlx, wlU soU at .0 sale, the 1 house and lot on Pine street, this borough. See advertisement and bills, r 1. nn . in , r un oiarou o. at xi u uiuun noon, su, jtieitmon wm t uorw, ooreoy oow and a variety of farming implements nnrl household furnltut o at rmbllo sale. Eoo advetisemont and bills, t OF- Carbon :-: County, For the Year 1891. Made- by Uharloa A. Warnot. An appeal will be held at tlia Comnili alonora' Olilei-, tu Hie Borough of Munch Chunk, at 10 o'elock a. in., on JIONDA V. Al'ML 27ih. 1801. MiucU Chunk llorough. rials Atu't a 7 o 7 0) 7 Ui 7 IMi 2D 0 40 a 7 (Hi 7 10 40 0 7 0-I 7 Irii 7 0 7 t. HI 10 7 l 7 (0 7 (n 7 00 7 l 10 110 7 On 7 00 7 0U 7 tm 7 00 111 0 7 OH 20 ll 10 0 7 (Hi 10 on 12 w 7 0 7 10 10 00 7 0.1 7 in nnrtholomcw, F. D , stores and tin- Itertsch. I n u., merchant Ittlnir.... 14 llerticli Itmtlim, Imt anil caps U llernliait. W , winr.il stme 11 l!eer. A. It , iti-nt-rnl slo'.e m liuitre. II. I-.. emlii tin rrlmut 7 I '.iriumlHl. Hllllilli.l. ttt!?1t-r. 14 I'listt-ubmU-i&Miiit'lilltz.liii-Ht niarki t.l4 rnrtnisiir, u. non.om j lleiillll. lirnry, iirin'ini buiic . l-'llflt. II. M . lilt!!!" 14 I'mh. .loliu II.. si-nlnir limcliiuc 14 mini, .IOI1II II . (leni-iHi ftii'ir. jY...l , ..!.. T.t ulifl 1'j.IT. m I ...'4 flmnil I lil.ill Tell Ullll dill, e Oo.. ...13 (Inrblreiio, II; frulu 14 llltrl'lll, M, w .mem uuirivei iv IRlnlll, I HiriUK, uinpuHiiu onuc I... .lull,, wiitim! Rtntfl. 14 Heist's licriilii'lser, nieielmiit tailor. .14 lll'licrllliir, .1,1 w.. irenenu store llohl, U II.. jeweler... II ilynilnmn. .f general store 14 iiuinit!. Mm. A .milliner 11 lluinien. AniiUHt, buots mid shoes 14 liaacM, I. .variety nlore It .lennen, ii. n.. jeneny KHiiHinau. flank, tnliaeco iintl elitars.14 Kuntl & Cn.,Kem,rul stole 10 KeUer & Ultr, flour and teed M Loblen, I''., floves anil ttmviile 14 jtciar. josepn, umn i .eliiBh -oa! & Nuvmutiou Company, Loblen. Heniy. Kenernl store -.14 l.iii kenliai h.K. F.. .ktatloneiy.. ...... 14 Mack . Mrs. A.. iiiuioiiH is Muiruy, 1". F., boms ami shoes It .muuearu, i. ni'iiemi mwir Miller. K.,ireenKineerlea It Millar. ireiierni store II 10 (0 7 0 Miller, Henry J., iteiirrnl store 14 7 00 Miner, r. ii., mi mi in v it MtCarroll, II. It., Kenernl store 14 Mcl)ara,lleorije. neneral store 14 llex.O. A., general store 7 Uex.JJdwaid, celieral store 10 7 On 7 00 7 in 41 10 10 00 Miaikey. .Mrs I'., general store 11 oinllielm, Henry, clnlhliur 14 Snnnlieliii, .lonas. clothliiK.. 11 dieni!ler & Ksser, stoves mid tin ware -1 Stroll, Wm. H., & Son, boiits aim 15 IMJ 7 0 12 tO 7 CO 10 01 7 00 7 0) 7 10 7 On 7 10 40 01 12 to 7 10 10 0.i 7 00 7 10 7 Oil 7 (0 10 Ml 7 0J 7 00 s.ioes Steiiilniaii. J. I... leneler 14 Sllllill, J. W.,(lrilKi 14 .Smock, Ocoiee, Kroi-enes 14 Sweeuev. II. N.. Uontsuuil Slmes 11 Selirauk. V, M.. stoves and tlnare..l4 ine (.. w. liuoveu jueicHimie i.om- nanv 7 The Acme OU Company 12 Hie Maiu h iJlmiiK anoa more i araeke. Henn. ueiienil stole 13 Wnrucke, O. II., general store 14 Warncke, John, (Oil 14 U'ailicke, II. (I., bouts & shoes 11 Warncke, (leo. W., ireneriil ktoie 14 Yenicer Si llrotliers, ltirulture to Zeibv, John, variety store II I he Union Tea (jonumiiy u DtLLiAitns. fntz. IF., one room CO 0' SO 00 30 IV 20 00 ir'o oo uo o 1.'.0 o 150 (10 1 0 II. 151 10 110 14. 110 (0 U0 in. McUlnley, Hank, one loom Itelss, Lenpnld. oneriioni ICelser, J. , II., s son, one room TAVIltN L1CK.NSE. rmhriister. Lewis llehler. riaiuuel F llepiH, Nelson It Kin-lit. Kr.Lsliis tielirlnir, flmiles V eiineii v. James j Keiier.J. 11., & Sou I.entz, ljiKaelte Mriiiiiiey. i-iaiiK - iMIniitiflL Mli-hael 1M) 10 Itlller, l'lllllp 1 0 . str.iublncer, John.... lio scliweililuz. I'liul II 1HI oo .tah'. Frederick isn l Reiser, Ulazlm .' 150 to mSTAUltANI' L1CK.NSK. Itelss. 1 enpold IV) 00 Woodrlne.UenrKe 1C0 oo llllKWKlrd LICKNUR. VVcysser, John It. G 200 to WIIOI.KSAI.K L1CRNSR. Martin. Michael 200 00 anaikey, Catherine , 200 Cxi Z.ehlelitou Borouch. Class. Am"t llaltzer, Daniel, notions 14 7 on .,uer. Aluliew, nil- and paint II 7 on i.ocK, li. . njieui jeweler ...14 i t' taeiiman, viiiiaiii,jceiierai Mine it t m Lillss & llnilller. uieU'hallt talluis...!! 7 I'nlloii, II K., tonfeitloneiv 14 7 1" lams. H. w , stou's ami Iiuware....i4 7'0 Oampuell. A. L. Jeneler It 7 i Hlljllll-liHH.jMCIlll.lil.il ii 7IU Deifeudellel, II. Aclisar stole 14 7 On Lle'lsi'lilrncliky, tarollne. gemial sioie 14 t w I'beit, l).ild. fluur mid feed 14 7 H Feiistel maclier. IE., geueial store 14 7 Oi ritlii:er, J. M.. In wis and shoes. ...II 1 (H 7alile,.l. I.., Iiiirdnare 1.1 10 d ijalile, J. I... coal li 7 to .Ir.iver. S., stmes ami tinware it ! Ik .lUmmelt lliolliers, letall nierchau- ' Ulse 4 7 01 HaKaiiiaii. K., Keiieial stole II 7 in ileum in, ii.. Hour nun leen ii 7u Inin.l' T. dings 14 7 i .li II, Crank, scuini; machines ,.14 7 r drill, I, J., general sime 14 7 ( ieuieier:cliuiiriz,Iiiriiltiire it 7 a .temeier, Wlllluln. general stole 13 In or ICidius. W.s.stuves and lluaie....ll 7 0 iiiuni& KIMIer.gelieraUtor-........li! 12 10 la'lbeiigii'h, F gr eeiies 14 7 0 ..tliluli Coal and llanlnare Com pany store 14 7 Ot Lelnuh Co.il & Hardware Company (Oil 14 7 00 Jie iiKaiu. A . & miii.L'eueiai store. .14 lid Misbuiim, J.T., geneial store. r 11 15 10 Nusbaum, Ci. senliw machines. ..14 7 0 Obeit, Jnsepli, meat inaiket 10 SO on 1'eters. II. II., tneichaiit tailor II 7 oo iiebei, N. Il.,diues II 7 f Helirig, Uwen, paints and paper 14 7 no uehtel, Amos, general store 2 VI Mi Klioads.C. II.. geneial stole 11 in on M.'hwnitz. Valentine, furniture 4 7 li sni'uer. K. II.. trelteral stole 14 7 Ofi Sneeuy & boll, geneial store 13 1 Ui I nomas, I II, drugs 14 7 On Iralner. Chailes, flnurnnd leed 14 7 ou wain. James, agent, stoves anu tin ware , 14 7 CO waip. itooeit, geneial store u in u Wheatlev. s ('.. notions 14 7 IK Zern, K. II., general stole... U 10 00 TAVKKN LICKNSK. Etch, James II 1VI03 llUIIUVOllllllUIIS... 1W IA ivlstler, .liinalhau leu Oil .Maulz. Thomas 1 JO 00 ItKSrAUHANr UChNSU. Clark, V. F ISO to .Miner, r . i'..- iiio u Miller, A. K 150 on 1'eters, Wilson liu 00 BOrTLEHa1 L1L'K.8K. Ilorlacher, Fred 0) 00 W1IOLKSALK LICENSE. llaudenbush, J. w 200 00 Z-ansford ZSorongh. Class Am1 Aurand & Son, bookntore.,. ...... ....13 in on lirlunt. J. v.. general store 11 13 o Heroes, li. A., Jeweler II 7 On Davis. I . Alt. general store 14 7 un Davis, I). It., drugs 14 7 on Havs,J E.. & Co., general store 14 7 00 Uruuilielier. William, stoves uuu tin- wale It 7 00 Dugan.T., general store II 7 00 Ktans. win. .. bonis anusnnes II 7 I" Edaids& riiumas, general stnrn....ll 16 00 KclwaliH. c. ( . geneial siore.........i3 10 0 KdleNtlue. Julius, clothing II 7 to Kulilet. ltoberl.vu lelysloie 14 lid tlarrett. Ullilain. . arnwale sinrr....ll 700 lirifttths, lilcliard, boots and shoes. .11 7 on Hall, J. i(.. itirnuiiro 14 7 no Hall, . I. It.. lumber II 7 0i In ines. 11. A., general store is 10 0 Joins. John It., drugs ,....14 7 10 lames. Daniel, iiootaiind shoes 14 7 0 Kline, T., geuerul store 14 7 Ou la-wls, D. !.. boots and shoes 14 7 I n Livingstone & Co.. e niliU'C II 7 UI Lehigh Coal ami Kxthtatiou Com- ihiuy. supply store 14 7 (0 jinslord Hoot and shoe Coiuiiauy....l4 7 (0 Leul,J. L,con(etonery 11 7011 i.c.Nells. John, general store II 7 CO Neumuller, A. Al.. general store 13 loon U'Donne 1. Hiuiu. general s'ore 14 7 0 Hlilskly. Jacob, clothing 14 7(0 Itlrlmius.J E .general toie 13 10 0 Itanek. A. C . variety stnie 14 7 10 Keese. Uios li.. sewing maciinies and organs 14 7 00 Hwnuk.l. K.furuliure II 710 specialty Dry uooiis (louse 14 7 on nomas. I'hfiln. general stnre II 7 on Warren, K.. Si Co.. general stnre 10 -20 0 weizer, 1.. u.gireu groceries 14 7 ou Quluu, J. A , drugs II 7 ou Dll.MAHDS. Holvey.G. TX.one loom 30 00 TAVKBH MCBSSlt. Illltner, Wlltnn, J lro 00 Early. James F...; 1.0 10 i.aLagher. James It 1 0 0 Jones. John B I'o U Mri lie, ( Vila . .; 1:0 0 Oultm. John A l.'W, 0 Zenner, Chariest) 191 u IIKSTAUHAKT LICKMJK. IloWey, decree H .Line. John J... U0 00 l.'O ' JlSSl "j.mV.:;; i whole IV) (0 1W tu WHOLESALE L1CKNS. KZV'iTu:. :co 00 ;w 00 Wcatharlr Borough, Class Am't 10 to 7 o 7 00 T90 1 Btek,ry w. W., general store IS hia-k, w. w . ceueiai store 11 Oaner. Charlea.eoal II I Uovyh. enain n, .tovts ana tm li 1 Eadle, .1. O.. teneral store II Honveu, L. W.. geneial stole 14 Hunter, J. VY , vaileti store II Hoilaelier, . li., oonli cil.niery 14 Hanin, W. N , geneial store 14 Ktsiler.U. J., coal 14 Kuiitt, DHTld, geneial siore 14 Kolb, ills. J. It miner 14 Ueihart, i. 11 . geneial sloie 14 Laudet uuru, J., & rou, geneial stole 13 IMliaiu, 1'. il., dings 14 Miller, ii. W,, gelieinl Mule II Miss, I. U, stoves mid iluwnie II Holidiiellu, II., eluiliiug It Helidel, J. 0, hainuure 14 Twetdle, J. II., drags 14 Warner. It. F., iUiiilluie 14 White, Frank. Juwiler 4 Wilson, Mis. M. A., milliner 14 Vcrzl, Joseph uicichniit Hdlur 14 IIILLIAUIIS. Dlttuer, 8. II , one loom t'ullerson, A. J, one loom TVVKU.N LICKNSK. Illltnrr, .Silas II Illues, John HailZ, eurali iieuheiilhal, II. .1 Melstt, Casper rntielsou. A. I luiltdou, Lanleuce WIlOLr.SAl.K LICK.NSB. achacler. l.cury , buuilult 11111 Uorougli. Ll.ls". Arncr, Moses, tin Mire 14 IIIVSllll, FmHUIIiHIS II ll.it is. All's. iM luliiiuei 14 Da vis, 'I.E, drugs 11 mines. ? A, ge eiulsli.ie U si ci rend), J01111, geneial stor .13 Mliiiikk, nleplieu r ., ngeiil geneial stnre H Nevlns, J.. Lioois and shoes 14 itlcliards, ,lusepli. geneial store 0 lllchaids, Joseph, general stole 14 Iteusliau, 1 humus tv .drugs 14 Klckert, Minuiel, tlnuale 11 Schneider. William, geiieiui store.. . S Slnjunt, M. K., gelieinl slure 14 .Swank, S. I,, Inrultuie II rainier, Jnsepli. general store 14 Johnston & I o., geiieiui stole 14 Weuuer, D.M., general stole 14 1AVKHND1CKN8K. lUrhinan, Amaudus Dugau, llinuthy Illlulzlllger. U. F diveeue), James... ltFSTAUltANT Lll E.N3K. Honer, Manus "" Hoyle, Ldwatd D Feusteimuelier. Ueorge Met uuuell, James Mclliigh, Dennis ..... U'Uileu, i.U WHOLESALE i.icknse. Milslln', Michael Maloy, Ualheilne Ksit Mauch Chunk Borough. Class' Belneman. II. V.,statlonery 14 Ureiikers, Frank, general suae It Hacliinan, II. A , general store 10 llaiier. Elnlu. gciierat store II Hausptes, oberl, general stoie 14 Ueliii)liolt, li. Y., stoves and tin ware 14 Dlckiiiaii, John, general store II raosse, Joseph, jeweler 14 (less, J. M., drugs II Lenlz, Chailes W drugs II Meier, William J., diugs 14 Morrow. D. K., geneial stoic II Mcllee. Janies. general store II Minn, John, geneial stole,. 12 Uader. W. l', bouts and shoes 14 dchwab, William, stoves and tin ware II Swank, C. W., (lour mid (eed 14 Muank.C. W coal 14 dchwaitz, Frank, furultuie 14 sclillllnger. Fled, general store 14 .-joluinon, J., general store 14 rjnKWKlt'S LII.'K.NSE. Schwelblnz, Pius l'AVKUJI 1.1CEHSE. Coll. Anthony I'.ugler, Frank Ilass. Chester. 10 (0 7 00 7 oe 7 OJ 7 00 7 (.0 12 Ml 7 10 7 Ou 10 OU 7 00 15 0) 7 OJ 7 Ui 7 0J 7 Oil 7 0J 7 O0 7 00 7 to to 00 to (Al 1I0 Ot) I VI 11) 10 10 OU (0 ll'l (0 no .0 uu to :oo oj Ain't 7 10 7 0) 7 00 7 Oj 7 01 10 IW 7 0J 7 UI Si 00 7 Ui 7 U) 7 10 10 00 7 0 7 00 7 00 7 0 7 10 ICOOi IW 0 ico ui uo 00 ISO 00 160 UJ 100 ou 1&0 0j ltO 0O 130 00 200 00 200 00 Am't 7 00 7 00 to 00 7 10 7 00 7 00 16 0 7 0 7 to 7 Ho 7 00 7 0 7 0U 12 Mi 7 0J 7 (0 7 0. 7 011 7 00 7 no 7 OJ lso m 160 Ol 160 01 l&U 0 ICO (0 1611 10 160 00 IV) 01 160 Id Illhlebraial, 11 Kvull. .lotlll (1 ,. .-.clmelhiuz, Frank Zelser, ltaithohl ltKHTAUllANT LICKNSK. Oerster, The' dole O'Uounell, John WHUI.ESALK L1CEN3K. Gallagher, Owen W Waucu Chunk Township. Class. Am't 10 Ml 7 on 10 Oil 7 0 7 U. 7 or. 10 uo nrancli, II.. general store ..13 lleiiiilnglioir, Joseili, bunts and HlioeS .II Corby. T. 11 , general store I J Corby & I'assldi, geneial stole 14 Uiwier, 1 airu'h, geneial aiuic Vei don, ,L, geneial slot e 14 Wiuauu, u. 1, general sioie 10 B1I.I.IAKUS Slewcrs. E. II., Vice President of Ihe waliiieiun ijiuu auu iiiipiovc nient company, 0110 room S mouths TAVKIIX LICKNSE. Iluss, Jacob Djrniott. llridge 78 01 76 0 75 CO 75 0 75 (0 75 10 ueiiny,. loliu dantz. IxMi A Oxley, llenjaiiilii ..'.... .siewers. r.. 11.. inricun ininiu n- piotenieiit LoniiHiny i.iuineu litsrAinAM i.ici-ksk. .McOnrry, Fnx iVutklus, lliotnas A 75 0) 75 10 M HULKS kIK LIL1..NMC. Duke, Charles lllllTLhB'a LICKXSK. McCaffrey, Joh 100(0 Am'l 7 I) 7 00 7 00 7 10 7 On 7 (0 7 Ou 7 0j 7 00 FrauUlln Township. Class. Vrner.T. F., general store U vibrlL'ht.. loliu II lleltz. David, geneial slu e 14 Campbell. Henry, general stole 11 I) il.tueh. Udwlu.gei eralstnro 14 Heller. J. .stoves and tliinare,... II K.-Kius. UeliJ 1111I11, eloililng 14 iei Kiey, 1 ngiiuiaii, uwi uuu auvs. rlffer, A. T., geneial stole 14 ex, J. I., furiutuiu 13 Iteber, Ldnaid. general store 14 itlckerl.J K., coal mid lumber II lleljcr. John, ineirhant miller 11 lluca.JosI Ii. uenel'lll stole 1 10 (1 7 00 7 0 7 00 12 U Itncli, Josiah.ioil, 14 .seaj er, US.-ai J., general store 13 .siiMler, Nat lau, geneial store 10 7 0i' 10 OU 10 0 7 0U 7 10 .snyuer. isaiuaii, iiiinuci ,..v..., soft, H. .1., general store 14 i liltehead. W . canal store 11 7 0 Uageubush, John, gi hei al store 14 7 00 TAVBIl.V LICEN8K. Iteher, William II Itehrlg, John Mahoning Township. Class trner, A., general store. 13 Humbert, Jonathan, merchant miller II llarleman, J, I.., general slure 14 Kouiis, J. W'., general stoie 14 Kllugeman, F., uieii hant miller 14 Miller, .H. 8., agent, general store 11 deltzler, .I.e. flour and feed 14 -elille. Charles II.. eeueral store 13 75 00 75 00 Am't Id is, 7 On 7 Ui 7 On 7 (in 7 On 7 Oil 10 0.1 7 00 75 ro 75 00 76 00 Smith & UrutUer, general stoie II TAVKKN LICKNSK. Horn, Z. II C tlcDaulel, J. T am 1 1, Abraham Wclsipoit Borough. Class Aschbach, A. C, pianos and organs. . u lllerv. W. K.. druirs 14 Am't 7 00 7 a r iilloii, Mis. M., milliner 14 7 00 ivimiz, m. u., leaiuer anu uiues 1 Kresge, U. 8., boots and shoes 14 1 .amy. Mrs. M. A., general store 14 Miller, Henry: lumber 14 Mtsbauui, C. II.. general store II hex. T. 4.. eelieral store 14 7 01 7 00 7 00 7 0 7 Of 7 0 7 0 Mrnussberi'er, Jacob, confectioner).. 14 reuuer, J. 1., general store BILLIARDS. 7 00 Arner, Oscar, one room Chrlslman, Henry, une room 30 0) so 00 TAVKI1N LICKNSK. Clirlstman, Henry iro 00 I'l'iiuioore, nenr) ... Everilt, It. II ItESTAVltANT. l.vi m 150 00 Arner, Oscar U0 03 Packer 'township. Class. Am't 700 75 00 Ami Wllmer, George E., flour & feed.. .14 TAVKUN LICENSE. Garra, ratrlck Lausanne Township, Class. Uuck Mountain Coal Co., store. 14 TAVEIIN LUIN8K. GlUespte, Aille Lehigh Township. Class. iuilthcorti, F. X., general store 11 TAVKKN LICKNSK. Cannon, Daniel Banks Township. 7 00 73 (0 Am'i 7 00 73 03 Class .... 7 ....l .... 7 ... 10 .... 8 ... 11 ...U Am't Aucs, E, Tt general store vyies. i:. U.Eeneml store Uarler, W. "I . & On., general store Coxe llrotliers, general stoie Mvers, II. H. & Co , geneial ttnre. Miller, J , flour and Iced 40 00 U 0 o ou to u 25 00 7 00 wiuums, 1. 11 TAVKUN L1CKXSE. Gallagher. -Tohn J llcllrlde. Hugh II Stack, Margaret Thomas, W. 1) IS K 75 00 75 00 7S0U 7t 00 UrjITA CHANT LICENSE. RroTsn, Mary O'DoDDtll, Frank , WHOLESALE LICKS BS. McTlrlde, Keal Smith, btephen rarrj-vilU Borough. 75 K 75 OC 100 00 ICs) 00 Class rbnn Iron and Tina CnniDanv. eaal.il Am't 7 Oil 7 10 7 01 1J 10 91! istler. J D . general siore 11 l'etemtz YAatitOn. eeneml store 14 1'eters, Jacob, general store u TAVXBN LICENSE. Ilartmin, AUred East Form Township. CUu Qeorge, Ptoreie, gentrs! itotc it U0 W Am'r f 0 TAVKBJf LtClCKBC Mover, William B. . Ueorge, Penrose. . . 00 75 00 l'enn Forest Township. Olnes. Benntnger, J. M.. general store 14 Danutr, l'aul, general store 14 TAVEIIN LICENSE. Am't 7 00 7 00 Ttcklvnrt. Fhtnk.. I KlUler, Lnialinel. 75 00 7SIO lilddor Township. Class. Oetz, Cine rr, general store ..,11 TAVBI1N LICENSE Am't T oo Got. Freeman... Lckimit, emil 75 00 75 00 75 OJ 76 0J Henlly, i rauk Weruet, thus. A ,. Towamenslng Township. Class. ICrcfgc. faul, getieral store 14 Kuiikle.lluirisou, general store., ....11 TAVEIIN LICENSE. Am't 7 09 T ou Cliristinan, Lewis J 76 00 76 0J neiuerime, l'rniiK i- Mleliiler, .Nathan 75 oo Lower Toirnmenalng Township. Class. Ain't Ash, Ucul'cn, Enteral store 14 7 oo Uo)tr& How inaii,geiieial store li 10 oo lloj er m llowui.iu, coal St lumber 14 7 no Loner, J. T., Iiiinltiiie 14 7 00 Craig, Joint, geneial stole 13 10 00 Craig John, coal and lumber 14 7 00 liarust. Ileal), dry guods and lulltilis. it 7 0) lltubei, William II. general stole.. ..14 7 00 tlieeii,i holies, ucueiui store ..11 7 00 Kostenbader. J.. general stole 14 7 10 Klsller, A, 11., stuves Bird Huaie....l4 7 00 .sun. 1. 11., iiieieiiaiH miner ...14 Tu Itncli 6. neltz, general store 14 701 ."Ueiilus. haniui'l, general store 14 7 00 Zetgeiilns. V. A., gem nil store 13 10 00 Uo)er, A ineirhaut miller 14 7 00 TAVERN LICENSE. nonser. James T 7s 00 Heinibach. Joseph Henry, Hubert Kri'sge, Nathan... Achlneit, Geo. 1).. Stiohl, Geo. M Wlsler, 1'iauk 75 00 75 00 76 00 76 00 76 00 76 0U The above taxes for Mercantile. License are due ami payable on the first dav of May, 1801. to James T. JIulliearn, Treasurer, at the LltiJerman National Hank, Mauch Chunk. Pa. Tavern. Restaurant and Wlio'esale Liquor License were title and pajable on the first daj on which the same nere Granted by the Court of Quarter Sessions. CHARLES A. WEUNET. Mercantile Appraiser, litdder lownsliip, Fa. FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE F .b 'r'lfJOj 011 e"le ery for llle en BK DR, I.rm1 Urlnkmnn. hnnil Oweultlotz, labor 49.67 649.67 raid as per voucher fred iiiiiiKiiian. on bond son to Fred ltlltlKniall. Intnre.st Jtiiuv 4u(0 43.M 6.25 1.60 2.87 15 00 3.21 (in en Klntz. labor ntertnnd lloirord, lumber K. w. ciaus, labor I'lienon Snyder, labor. , Wm. Srliadle, tax I & It. Seahnldt. instimiii-p Jos. Huck, labor 75 -CI3.35 1102.92 fin Ikilance In Treasury $21.1.21 Itec'd during )ear ou lots 309.U2 itce'd dull ,g year on r, lit uu ia DutAtuiidliigou lots sold 43fi.71 uaiiaucu owing , 119.33 I Iii2.9-.J We the undersigned belnirnnnnlniaH .hi,. hi examine the acciinls ol the 8ecietary anil Ireasiiier ot the Lehlghtoii feme ery, do certily that e have examined I lie same and ilnd 11 coirect ns stated. Witness our hand ins 21111 uay 01 feu., g 1, CLINTON BHETNKY, ezicanewh in. J Auditors. Lehigh Valle R. R Co. Arrangement of Passenger Trains. In Effect Feb. 16ni, lbfll. -L1SAVE LEHIGIITON For Xcwark and New York 52. 7.30, 9.67, and 1112a 1 3 Oj, 6.2U it 8.01 p. 111. I'or Miiuunka I hunk nnd lielvidere 6.22. 7.30 1.1m, a.m.; i2 4Jim. For Lumbeifvlhe and Trenton S.22, 9.00 aim il.lia.m.; ami U.U p.m. For rilallngtiiii, Catasiiuqua. Allentonu. Hell -e jeui, and IJuntou, 6.22, 7.0;, 7.30, S 00, 0 67. 11,12 .1.111 . i2.4i, 3.0U, squalid s.ui ii m. lor riiiiaiii'luldaniiu points south ht 5.22, 7.07, 11.00 nnd 11.12 u. m : 3.UU, 5 20 nnd fxl p. m. For heading mid llamsiaiig 7..0, mid II, 12a. 111 I. Ili.i 3.IHI. 5.29 anil 8.01 p III. Kur llovMiians, Lehigh Gap. Cherryfnrd. Ijiu 's, While Hall, Copl.iy, ami iiokeudauoui )22,7.li7, 010.67 & 11.12a III.; 12.42, and 6.29 pui rorMaiicliCliii k (i.52.7.43.9.30 and ll.isu.m. l 22, 3 15, 5.25, 7.23, 8.1l) ami U.3s p. ui For Weatlieily mid llaztelon 6.62, 7.43 0.36 ami I I. 48 a.m. 3.15,6.25.7 23, 10.28 p.m. l or Muiiaiioy ( lly, aheiiauiluah nnd Aslilaiu. J 52, 7.411, 0J0 and 11.13am.; 3.15, 6.25 & 7.23 p In I'or Ml. Cariuel and bliuuioktii 0.62, 7.43 am, tl.48 a. in.: 6 25 p. 111. For IVttsVlllr U.62. 7.30. 7.43. 0 3H 1 1.12 and 11.4' l. m 12.42. 3 Oil, 3.15, and 7.23, (1 p.m. Fur Willie Haven, Wllkesbarre and Scranton U 5., 7.13, 9.30 and 11.18 a.lll.: 3.15, 6.25, 7.23 anu 10.28 li.Hl. K.ir IMttston and U & It. Junct., 0.52, 7.43, 9,30, aim n.to u.u.., u.o, nniiu iu.xa p, in. For 'liiiikhauiiock 11..S a. in.; 6.25 7.23 and 10.28 p.m. Koronego, Auburn, Ithaca and Geneva 11.4 a.m.i ln.28 p.m. For ljieeyllle. Towanda, Sayre, Waerly, El oilra. Itoehester, llnflalo, N'agara Falls uuu tin West 11.48 a.m.: and 7.23 and 10.28 p.iu. SUNDAY TRAINS. For Kew York 4.11, 5.42 ami 10..i7u.ni.i6.20p.m For l'ldladeluhla 4.11, s OJ a. m.: 2.62 and 6 2S n. in. For Easton and Intermediate Stations 4.11. 3.L!.8.02, 10 07 a.m.: 12 62, 2.62. 6.29 Hint 8.34 . Ill- For Maueh I'.liuuk 8.14, ti0,lu.23 a.tn.i 12.20, J.IQ. o.ijniiu y.oo i.ni. hor lteadlug at 5.42 tu m., and 2.S2 p. in. For llazlelon 0.60 a.m.: u 20, 3.16 & 10.28 p.m. For Maliuuoycity and sbeuaudouh 12.20 auo 3.15 li.ln. For 1'ottsville at 2.52 p. m. For Wlilie Haven, t ilkes-Barre, Plttston. Tiinkh::iiiiock,Tonauiln, Sayre, Ithaca, Geneva, Aiibuin, Elnilra, Kocnester, Uulfalo, Klagara Falls umt the West 1028 p.m. For further particulars inquire of Agents to, rime Tables. K. It. llYI.NOTU.N, Gell'l Pass. Agellt. May II, '00. ty South iletldeheni. l'enna. DENTISTRY. Dr. J. A. Mayer &Scn. Cr. GEORGE H. MAYER, i Graduate from the Dental Department of the University of Pennsylvania, lias opened an office In the same building with his lamer, secouu noor in tne uay vt inaow, 89 UIIOADWAY. MAUCH 1 I . 1 TM snow prepared lo rtcelieevery one in need HiM-viiws iicinni service. hii ina-i LEARN TELEGRAPHY IniUamaatt an1 Imtractlonc fm, For purtlcu AT HOME W- FRg All the very latest news will be found in the Cabbon .4dvo- cato. Henry Miller, LEHIGHTON, PLANING - MILL MANUFACTURER OF Window" and Door Frames, Doors, Shutier8, window rashes, Mouldings, Brackets, AND DEALER IN All KiPtls of Bressel Mer Shingles, Pailings, Hemlock Lumber, &c.,&c. Very Lowest Prices. GK, AGEKT - The LeadingJeweler. We Juitwlsli to tell you that wo still hurt the larRPSt and best stock of everything In our llr.e, In cludlnc many net beautiful things Watches, Clocks, Hings. linr-rinus, Studs, Breast Pins, Ncchlnccs, Fnncy Society Kmblems, 1'ic.s, (iold and .Silver (!iniii3, Eye Glasses and Spcctncles, School Supp ies. All kinds ol" Stationery. Artunequatted in EXACTING SEIi VICE. vscii l)T tho Chief itiecnauician or iuo U. fc. Coast Survoyi by tlio Admiral command In B-In tbe V ts Waval Obnerv atorr for Astro nomical vrork and 1T LooomotlTo j'nirinoerih vim uacuin un ti xwjii wn.Tirifti. ThevnrB rnnnpnlf nil rtm rn all nia In wlilrVS cIoiia time and diirablUty are re qutsltes. Sold In Principal cities nnd town bribe COM n a rj Va siTnlnilvn A trAnt.il OoallncJivelcn.) who give a lTull Warranty We do all kinds of Repairing in the most Practical manner and at the Lowest practical Price for excellent Quality of wormanskhip. Call and see us. Satisfaction guaranteed. D. S. BOOK, AECnt WALL, PAPER, Decorations, Picture Rods, Cove TFindow Shades, Spring Rollers, Fringes, Carpet Lining. BOOKS, STATIONERY, Blank Books, Easels, Games, jSlocks.Fnncy Cards, Etc., etc., PAINTS, Tils, Glass, "Putty, Brushes, Colors, Artist's Materials. General Painter's Supplies, .Luckenbach No. 61 Broadway Mancli ConDk, Pa. O. J. ICISTLER Heiccttully Hiiuoiuiees to the public mat lie tinr opened sSKW I.I VERY STAIII.K.hihI tlmt lie Is nv ureimrert tn furnish Teams fur Funerals, Wedd'wrs or lluslness Trips on the shortest no irenti.1 most llbeml terms. Orders left at tin Caruoi. House" will receive prompt attention. STABLES ON NORTH STKEET, ext the lli.tel, Leliliihiun. lanliiA- KJ Lti because we furnii-h ill the latest local news in tli hpot style. iSamiile us Lehlghton, Fa. -DEALER IX Fine Pa. Country Brefl Slioats, From 40 to 100 rounds In Weight. Prices Lower than the Lowest. These are not Iluffalo Stock, anil are guaranteed. Call and see before bujlne elsewhere. feb.7.10 3m vr r- n. si . . - t . IgllCl H GALLERY, I'ennauent'r located near Valley Depot, for Cabinets and Family Groups. Old pictures cop ted nude nlarzed. aug!-yl $2.nn 7178 5ES L. DOUGLAS and other iptctftl' ,eto.,&rewr V. LTiiOJOrtoZMas EoWby Adam Mohrkam ton, Agents, LEniniiTON, To Contractors and MM. Ttis undersigned announces to Contractors and Hullders tlwi he has now opened his stone. g,uarry, at Bearer Bun, anu Is prepared tu supply Building JStones In any quantity at reasonable rates. He also keensasupoly at bis residence on SECOND BTltEKT. to supply Immediate dsmand. 1UULINU oterery description, promptly at tended to. Also, constantly on band a full supply, ot the best brands o( JTlour and Feed, wMcb bt stlU atUat Lou est Market rrices. CHARLIS TRAINER, ROCKFORDWATCHES E.F Liverv Stables. 17 6. nn. BSte&t. w. GENTS FURNISHINGS. Big Stock. HATS, CAPS, Boots & Shoes. TRUNKS, be, IS HEADQUARTERS FOR GENERAL HARDWARE, Paints, Varnishes, Glass, AXLKIND OF COAL, &p OPS. PUBLIC SQUARE, Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa We are now showing an immense new line of all the newest and handsomest patterns in all kinds of to which we invite your attention. The prices have been marked away down and defy competition. If you are thinking of laying ne w carpets this Spring, do not fail to call and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere. Kemerer & Swartz, NORTH FIRST STREET, YOU ALL KNOW WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF mods a and ;iBoe$9 filardwiire. In fact almost anything joa maj atk for. , Note iom of tb prtceis But Wlilie SuKr. 4 ponndt for 24 centi. French Prune, 10 and 12 eti a pound. Ltrct- I'lcitele, 12 ctnti tr dozen. Best Roasud Cufftc, 8 cnu a pound. Beit flour, t2.es per bag. Look at oar Ludfei Kino Eld Shuu at tl.25. Uents Heavy Working Sliori. U 00. All Snoti are down to Rock Boucm. It will par Ton to look at tbwa. The laleil block SUB Rate for Oenn al $1.25. Soil and Ciutb Halt, nobby ttvlei, 50 cenla and up. How about Fence and Poultry Wlrei. We can Rive yon bottom prtCM. Hardwtra- we keep a complete aiiortment and prices must be lower tban tbe lowtit. We allow do one to undersell ui. Oome and aee tot Yourtelf. NATHAN SNYDER & SON, East Weissport. CUBSCltlBE" lor this paper, and get the latest news, Plain and fancy job work neatly and cheaply executed Rt this OfEc. Seasonable Goods Cassimeres, Worsteds, Corkscrews, Cheviots, &c., &c. Satisfaction. There is a good deal of satisfaction in heiny perfectly satisfied, and espec ially so in regards to what you wear. In this particular we invaiiably mors than please our patrons. Our stock being lurge, Varied and complete gives Fatisfiiction in making a choice ol goods desired, while in style, finish and work manship our reputation speaks lar more eloquently than word. Call on us for I ALL nnd WINTER GARMENTS, or pnrts of Suits We guarantee per fect fits and finest workmanship. Clauss Bros., THE TAILORS Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa. IN BEAUTIFUL ARRAY 13 ins Millinerv aV Coats, Wraps, AND Jackets, AT Mrs.M.Culton's 1VEISSPORT, PA. MENT !
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