VMS Feper dm Ween entered ntlhet..tilt;li
torK)Hlp as Second Clan Mnuer.
The Carbon Advocate
I-ElIiaUTON. VKKSA.
prises; a $200,000 ooal mining company
and n $100,000 quarrylug company In
Kontuokcv; at26,000 cottonseed oil tn'll
it Camden. 8. C: a 850.000 mining com
pany in NorUiUeorma;aiwiuuooiion Qoy Valltablo Heal Estate
mill In the samo Stato havo been organ- vl-r vuuiiiuu, uui utiuu.
Adjourned Sale.
Executor's Sale
Hates for Legal Advertising t
Charter Notlc-es $ oo
Auditor's Netlces
Commissioner's Notlcss - - 4 (
1)1 force Notices 4 "o
Administrator's Notices - - - s (W
Executor's Kollic; - - - - 1 00
SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1801.
noun Fide Circulation Litreer limit flint tr
nny Weekly Nov.iHier In tlie Count)-.
Izod."
A Novel Invention.
Tlionini Aluliey, of J.rey Citr, J of
ilif iliniiii tliflt lis linn Inul tlic foitiul i-
t nn n whioli lit) limy lull. u a grent
for iiiih. 11b lum IiiyciiiuiI n l onimtlo
The undersigned, Bieeutor of the Estate of
uecenpeu, miiintnk i ihfiiu
lii the Itoiougli of Lehiuli
, l'n., on
Saturday, April 4th, 1891,
comtneiifltigiit TWO o'clock P. 11.. the follnw
Ine VHlimble Ileal Itnntp, to-wlli All Hint cer
tain l)t or I'lwre or (liimiiil silinili" nil North
First strew. In the linroiiKii oi iiiigition, iinniiu-
UK " Tor u.e upon lot) nVlthi, and Ime rdonlhe wst hy I'tret tiyt. tin th; sooth il.y
.in.. n. .. .ti.. i..i I iiropMttr lit Umnre W. NikImihii, oiitho west UY
A oanq or Italians with unpronouno
ablo names and very questionable
anteoodonU assemblod in mass meet
ing noar Hazloton on Bunday to giro
oxnrosslon to their feellnas in retard
to tho New Orloans nirnir. In which it
wlllbo rcmomborod that a half doxon or
moro sous of the Mtnny isle wore suni
tnarllr dealt with, the law having failed
to do its duty in their partloular caso.
Arter llstoning to liory speecnos ana
working themselves into wild demon
stration thev subscribed to the follow
ing oaths: "We, the doscendonts of a
long lino of honorable ancestry, swoar
by the sign held bofoie u that we will.
as far as lies in our power, avenge Ike
death of our follow countrymen uo
mattor the means wo are called upon
to use." The hiaa was a stilletto
moarod with blood. Thero is not
room for much argument in n case of
this kind. The notion of the tlery.
murderous gaug amounts to treason
niralnst tho tturti and btripos, again it
tho tho peace and wolf are of the com
munity, and the patriotic people of
that soctlon nhould arm themselves
and put down tho first utlempt at war
liko outbreak. Don't trifle with the
ignorant mob, but give 'em u taate oi
American sentiment in a (mention ot
this kind aud they won't likely repeat
their wild demonstrations.
Fred IIonLACiiEB has petitioned
' oouncil for tho privilego of erecting
loctrio light poles and wires through
the streets and alieys of 'this town for
light and power purposos. Any one
familiar with tho push and enterprise
of Mr. Horlacher will at once tmrmUe
that ultimately this means an electric
railway between this town and tho out
laying suburbs. Ooodl Lehighton
wants just that sort of a thing, it will
bring us into close communion with all
the people in tho neighborhood and as
a result increase business. That's just
what we lack, business, and wo won't
progress until we get more of it. The
way to got it Is to mako It. Will our
money men fall on thomsolvos.
j l completed the first ui.rkhjg mo lei
mill will iniilio nit oxlillillloit or itwitliiH
ti few iltijs lt)ii S' Hit lake III or nenr
Ne.i Yurie. Mulrey' locomotive is
uliutil 0 tout long, inul, z epllng Unit
il Is htlng ti pon iiiiiiiL'H ulul tliut IU
dtliing wlicels mo imnre with teelli
which nic tiii'iiut lo dig inlu tlie Ice, on
Been noilil g In it tit 11 st glnnce to miike
111 m ooimitler othor lluin a minlnttire
copy en Hie ordinary engine. But Mr.
Miiliey sayH that UiU little loconotiv
ii. the reriii t ot u l.irge perceiiliiRS) of
all i lie work that liu lnn done fur 16
Trnrs
" I 'a nil springs nml Imll nml nocket
j Int . Bind Jlr. A.ulrer. "lr htilll t
nil over tflo iiuoreii surfnros whluli Hie
so.itti'i'd ibolil on Ice lli'UU It nut
surprNe v. ii to know il, but xov(it on a
(iiliry Hlieot f Wnlor, Hue the mice in
C'liir d 1 .ii k, my nine. Inu In bniltnl to
find ii ri'iil iimliy nlMruut oils und If it
weiv rigidly tittllt it would lutve tnuny
co.intioiH whig i would moil li .elr di-
ai'iee . lUi it. Built na it is. It would
go over giea block of ico itliottt nny
tloitblo, und the care nluch wi,l li l.ow
wl I du tlm wiitt, for 1 1 iey me Iiiiuk in
noli a wy Hint tliey i-nii't he eplled
over lir tiny iicoiduut " UuJy to befAil
tliom "
Mr. Mnlpy wiys that tlipro nron grcnl
ninny pine win-re hi.i I'ltguiu ui.u.d lw
vu.y hen ico li!e. For i'Z.niilu, lie
(.poke o t 't' p - ihilily tliut ex.ntH for i'u
p , llt.diie liu- up hi tno ce 11 id o -Iwei-n
Tror mid A. I), in'. Ho siiyn tint, at
soon iik he ci i get the money to do It, he
uid iitil.d roni" locouioliTe nml our
which he villi aetilowu at vnrl tiipl on
in the con i try nml operat.1 in the in
tiTili.e. IIo will in t nd ihe loromo
tt t. The i-ed i f the full icil
l ci..iotire will be. Mr. Mulrey thiliko,
oer 10 uiilee ai hour. New Yotk
lilllM.
Vmli Allrt.mi tlienoitli by Kohb Alley. Iieltltt
auitfll IrCt lllu liniirnieineilie llirreuu nre n
I wu-HIDitv I'lCAnir. mvin.i.i.Mi wxyi irei
ullh Tun-lniv Klti'hi'ii lllxis fei tHtlHf ht-tl. nml
nil tiPceHry millilillilliiiw. On the rear ot the
nil iierecu'U a i u-niuitj iniuniin. r haah-.
l)VKI.I.IMI,21i2Aft'ft. lernn inul eoliUltlolu
will be inaile Kiinnii ut time ot sine ny
T. 1). OI.AUSH. Survlvuiu ltxecutor.
F. t'.'4 a
Di Si BOOK,
AtlENT
The LeadingJeveler.
We Just wish to tell vou that wo Hill liaye
the largest anrl best stock oi
everything In our line, In
cliullng many new
beautiful tblnqs
Watchrs, Clocks,
Rings. Enr-rinij;s, Studs,
tircnst l'liis, Ni'cklnccs, Fancy
Tlie lllrectnrii of The Inilpnrlllltnt Brlmol
Irtitrkt. ot I rimkllii lonnalilii, V.
r niiio.N on aiiout
School Bonds For Sale.
iirbuu counly,
A1MU1. 1st, 185)1,
Issue Eondatn the nmount of t 000, In sums of
iroiu . iwi 10 t, , iH i ii'K
4 J'er loin luti rt-st wr Annum.
nnd will tnuture m from beveii to Tlilrteen Yearn.
Iulerul Im pnynlili' hi nuilly and tin) ltunitiare
exeliii f i tun nil luxe.
Ill'Se IMlllllS Klin BilClllllll HUM Sl.ic Ktivai-
meilt for persons ot lliiiui'il iiiohiis who have
few uoHttrn laid iiy for old ate. Andrew;.
Jl J. ior4ur ium'it'io.
II. 1. HMAWI.fcA. M-creiHI),
mar. 1. ll-w W'kihhi-. nr. I'a
Society Eniblcina,
What bight havo so many of our
legislators to bo absont when thoir
names are called? They are paid so
muoh a day for being, present. Watch
them when thero is a bill boforo tho
House you want to see becomo a law.
If they aro absout, write to them and
ask thorn for a roason why. Thoy won't
like It, but never mind, tho people aro
their employers and have a right to
know why thoy don't attend- to tho
work they pay thorn for doing. Rocord,
Maohanoy City,
Mm. Dabb, Mrs. Burnott and Histor
ian Bancroft are the throo boos in tho
Eastor bonnet of the Easter number of
the New York Ledger. Mrs. Barr starts
a Scotch serial. "A SUtor to Esau."
Mrs.. Burnott writes a sketch, "Eight
Littlo Princes," and Bancroft "A Day
with Lord Byron." Wilson de Moza,
Jean KatoLudlum.Amv Randolph. Dr.
Felix Oswald, Anna Shoilds and Helen
M. jNortn are otner contributors.
For IIU Otrn fnron.
Qeorgo W. Piper, of fcJenewn, Mich.,
fonueily n merchant, U dying ol co i
iinptlon, nml has developed a queer
lunula for economy. He u a miiu of
couslilerahle meant, nnd U nne on nil
other points but tlmt olhtsnn funeral.
A, week n o he took n laborer with hint
into a swampy p ece of woodlaml nnd
cut down A lot of red cedars. He had
the loo rawed into boards and took the
bonnls to the be-it ciblnetnialter ami
ttrprl'ied that workman by ordering
lum to build a comii to measure. U
aid lie did not propose to have the
u idertakeis make anything out of his
dyliiL', nnd he made a contrnot wllh the
Ullage expressman to cury that boz to
the trravo. Mr. Pip.'r wntclies that
caliluetiuakor ns work and sees to it
that the 1 'b is not lUlited. He is prow-
lug wea'.er every day, and can not lo t t
ti the worlcsliop to superintend the j- b
more than once or twice more. Clii
cage tribune.
i wo Mules For Sale,
The iiiiclrr.k'iiiyl oflVrn for sale Ills TWO
MUl.hN, iiiiiuit i yeais old. iln v vill he Mild
'lieeii toreasli Ooixl uoikern ami Hate anniiiu
thecars. Apply to i J iikkim:.
fir aaiih. iv :l
iiwr ll-ws lhlKlitiiii. I'u-
AN mm M SL'ObK
OF MILLINERY GOODS.
Mis. E. FATH,
peotflilly antinti n'e t" het I. ail) Frlenii
Oat the I. ai Jl-i r.nrn-i iro.u no-
illy wliern sue tia Rt-iuri-d uu en
lifly new Hlnl IhkIiI'U able
Block ot all II e lalest
St.ttrH in M.lllllHV
O toiN, i o ii. i aiuK
Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings,
Flowers, Ribbons, &e.
o whioli she luvlie the attMition cl he
rieudi aud the Utiles lu general.
P1UCE3 AS LOW AS THE LOWEST I
Mrs. B. FATII,
doulb Fl -"t Street. 2nd door lulow
O nro , li-hlgutou, P,i.
march 21, lM)l-3in.
M. E
I'irs. (old and Silver
Clmins, Kvo
1 lasses and Sjicctnoli'8,
School Sti)) ies.
ll kind of StitMiincrv.
Sqckfqrd Watches
THE ONLY
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
IN WEISSPORT.
Wc were in the city this wppfe nntl
made extensive purchases in Fine and
Medium Footwenr Boots, Shoes, Slip
tiers, &o and nre now prepared to
offer unprecedented buriiains in our
line. Will you call 1 H'e would like
you to.'bocause we can save you money,.
It is a "feat to fit feet," but we can dt
It nicely and cheaply, and what more
do you want, lint keepyur pjc oil
us, we'll quote prices later.; in .the
meantime don't liiil to call and takfi ad
vantage of what we offlr.
Respectfully,
U. S. KRUSGB.
WEISSPORT'S LEADING
BOOT AND SHOE-DEALER.
trouncattitUedinKXACTiyG SEZVlC.
Mechniilrlan oftnr
no ml cat worn . anl
by the Aduilra
romtnand Inff"t
ntory, jror Astro-
' mi nftnn In wUlcu cu
V. T nunmnM
(inrinra and IXftl:-
VB4imttwin.)wUofflvo olfull Warranty!
Ladies
Muslin
Underwear,
Fashionable
f Millinery.
""W liare tlie I arcest and most Stylish J
Bffecliin Heun'inahle Millinery at the
Iiwest Prices In the trlnimlns de
lwrtnient we hire Two inly Milliners
tnereitto hanpiettfaucles In etftctl fr
our customers.
Wraps
-AND-
Coats,
In the newest styles and of the rery
let msterl.ils and tnaKe at lowest
rrlcsi. Don't itn to the olty wlieu you
cm buy cheaper at liuine.
rs.M.Cuifans
WEISSPORT, PA.
Branch Store, Lehighton.
GENTS
FURNISHINGS.
Big Qtock.
Seasonable Goods
We do nil Kinds of
Repairing in the most
Practical m.mner and at the
Lowest practical
Price for excellent Quality
of wormHiiskhip. ( all and see
us. Satisfaction guaranteed.
D. S. BOOK, AKC.
Annual Statement
OF THE
Dining the year lt91 You will
find
-AT-
. Ose objection advancod in reference)
to the apportionment of this borouch
into wards, is that a new school house
will have to bo built. A ilinsy kick of
thit kind won't hurt much, for it is
only a question of a short time when
another school houso must go up to
aosommodato our rapidly growing pop
ulation. Two wards.
TN THE
Jnni i
We often hear of men spending largo
sums of money to improvothe industri
al interests of his city, and thus rear
ing a name that will lire long after he
has passed away. In this connection
we might very proporly Bay, what are
tho capitalists of Lehighton doing to
perpotuate their memory? What, oh.
what! Let tho wind answer.
It strikes us that the Italian govern
ment puts rather a strong ohllmateou
hor throo subjocts lynched by the mob
in Now Orleans recently. She want
from 825.000 to 875,000 for each one ol
the three dead men. According to
those figures, a dead Italian is worth
just $25,000 to $75,000 moro thau alive
one.
OltPHANS- COUUT OF CAR
emuiiv ol J ti mi r Trm. 18'Jl, iNu.
1. OJuUtuitdNi"! J. nry 12, 1891.
NOTICE.
WtitAwHftnnralelllflit in the CAtnte of Will
oiiRhhy loiiev,neceii6-l.!li be mweiiteil at our
next term of Apill t'nuit. April 15, 1MI. for con
lliiiMtton absolutely, unless exceiitlnns aie
l thereto. 0E0. W. ESSKR. Clerk,
Fen. SI.
VlIOTOGllAPII
4 1 T TI I) IT
i t.JAlililiK, I ,
I'einianent'v located near Valley Depot, for
ralnnets anil I'anill) O roups. Old pictures cop
led ainliiil.irued. antl-'M
SWEENY'S
"Corner Store"
JUST THE PLACE TO BUY
Dry Goods (Jroceaiaf-, Notions,
Glassware, Oranges, Banans,
Grapes, Lemons, Apples,
Nuts, Candies and everythinp
Usually founein a thoroughly
first-class genernl store, ll'e
sohcit a call and guarantee
satisfaction.
REMEMBER THE
Corner Store.
LEHIGHTON PA.
ehighton Poor District.
ri'.TETt ItEIM, Treatarer.ln Account rrltli
the Lelitehton Foor District, for the Year
Ending March 17, 1801.
DR.
To Balance on hand March 27. tKK) $ CM 81
Toeaoli receUed Iiom William Hchadel,
j ax uoiiecior, on uuimcmu tor ioju.. . . mi ui
PfinnArs if the April session of ou i
county courts were petitioned by tlo
people of Woiwport nnd Franklin, the
Lehigh Coal & "nviution Ocinp.m.
would bo compollod to build a bri
across the canal at Woinsport tlttu
would at once afford safety and con
venience to tho traveling public.
Try itl
Ddmnq tiie oarly part of April theio
will bo a mooting of local boards ot
trades In the Commonwealth a!
Scranton wjth a view of perfecting n
stato organization. Thib town will
hardly be able to huc n local repre
sentative. You know the ruasou wh'.
Particular jNotice.
,M1 nersi ns nip llpreh cnntloneu not tnti
irnw nn the luopeity ot tl.- nndeinliilieil. fur
ilie nnrouieiir (Klilnir. locatiil in the J I no linn
loiilliri, lowaini'iiMiii! iimniiii, urn nwu v.,..
l a., iiinlrr iicniilty I tlie law.
April f-ai
o i n r . . i
Annua! Statement atop raying oip. n ices!
. Save from 10 to 2) p"r cent !
buy youi
Wall '.iper iti.d Det'iiitttit ns.
Window hatlt'" and Kriiisft",
i. ml -.in l-oles. t. liiiins.
hash and S'air Iod
.Hnislii s, I'atnts, Oil
uttv. mid al
kintU f Siiitinnerv , at
TnE question of better roads is re
ceiving oonsidorable agitation all over
tho country, nnd we suggest that it also
be mado a mattor of due consideration
in Carbon county whero bad roads aro
a proverbial nuisance.
llow the South U Growing.
Tho Manufacturer's Kccord gives tho
following summary of now Southern
enterprises, actuator In contemplation:
"From Great Britain come reports of a
H,000,000 company to build fumacos
and steel-works at Middlosborough, Ky.i
a 92,000,000 development company that
has already plannod for a dozen now
enterprises to employ about 5,000 hands
at tho Bamo town, and a 9800,000 ooal
mining and coke company, likewise at
Mlddlesborough; ono of the big iron and
ctoel-maklng companies at Pottstown,
Pa., will build lorgo iron works in the
South, probably in Virginia; a Scranton
company has contracted to bull ! hard
ware works to employ 500 hands at East
Richmond, and a Now York company
will build sowing machine works there;
a 11,000,000 company, with all the stock
taken, has purchased 103,000 acres of
iron and timber land in Virginia and
West Virginia for development; ft 81,
000,000 company has been formed to
build a furnace nnd other works in Ala
bama; Florida reports six now nhos
phato mining companies with an aggre
gate capital stock of $1,308,000, and the
sale of large tracts of phosphate lands
the activity in the development of this
business being something wonderful; a
75.O0O cotton mill is to be built at
Edgefield, 8. C; a 4,000-splndle mill at
ICing's Mountain In North Carolina, and
a mill at Salisbury in the same State; a
9200,000 company has been organized in
Philadelphia to establish pine straw
bagging faotories and soap works in
connection in tne uoutu, wnue a 875,
DUO pine libra company has been char
tered in South Carolina: a K0.OO0 horse-
collar factory, 850,000 brlok works, a
ksxj,uiw eieotno oompany at waoo,
minlan,rnbBnl Pl., Al IV VI IVV I
building oompany at Raivebton, are
somo of the new enterprises chartered
in Texas; Staunton, Va., is to have a 100
barrel tlour mill and Shendun a 40,0 i
plaster company, while a 31 0,ix) tt'ol
company and three hunt coi,ipanie-
with an aggregate of fV'ii of ctoc'
hae boon oipiniiil. Wt Yirgi.ua
show a fl'X'.mi lire Ii j I. tun ran. a
t Oim r nl miii m con . pn . ii,u n'- a
f-VXi ciunawwe uoidj any to be orgaD
Ued; In North Carolina a So ','' hiute
oompany and 130,0(10 quurrj ii g nom
paay are sneag Ute weak's tjgw tr-
-or Till.-
jorouh of eissport
i-or wixv vmhh1' March 2,' 185)1
lCi;UI2U'TS.
-i .. n..1 .... .. t.. ii.,m. u i. 1 ..I .tutu.
I U IMllstt" ,'", P"1"" I' . 1
lilli.y.y,... ff i V,lllMlf..l lS
IL,n-led l.ulii balllliel WU1. iilillllllll-
e ite Inr liw i oo
.u . ttil iriiin i ounl iMMi-lliei. IK-eilst'
i . V '. an i
,i-.iv.i i.iim I ill 11 iitl. tut Irn-slll
I'nblic Miu..r 3 to
llci-cueil li.iili Saliliiel ni'Sll.uli liUi'll-
Ctl-Oll.0 , mm
by Amounts raid (Jut as per
Receipt Book.
J. J. Kutz. J. II. Each. h. J. Ilansmarr.
lor ti i Kl itl li ir uoor account 1 c oo
linaril fur .Mia ltehr. 30 On
uivlna Binninir, hoard tor I nan. Arner.. 4) oo
Mrs. Win. .Inhii.tiir uii.ildlni: McUtreli.. Co tm
II. A. Ilellz. relletoideiH 1 B0
II. A. Ili-hz, relief orders 2 CO
II. V. Mm thliner. annual sialriiient in ou
saralrtlillrr. Imi.iiiI tor l.niiU.i lln-ki-r... ! !'
e. II. lluin, hoard ami loilinni; pauper... 1 7.'.
I MiMler. Inr inerchitiiulsi. . .6 h7
I.I'. Multli. iiiaklilir out dunllcile 3 oo
hi n Scliult. fnr nnt.ituer. 1 5i
Kriiiu & hlstler. fur lui-rclinndUe 0 3
O. II, llliiiail-, mr nierelianitlse .' 6 Hi
SHceny a Sim, nil uierchiuille s Dii
I.. A. Werner, for ixnlce seivlies 1 71
I- i", l.entj. Inr reiter outer 3 is
l'ully Wcliillne.rorbuaiilhiKl.yillaiiontz. 13 on
D.itid .Sutler. Inr potatoes 2 OU
Chailes Tralni r, for flnur 3 Oil
I n il .Seninlllt-r, rent fnr Ida Kueeht.... 2 00
Owen K otz, Siiliii) lomneyear U OU
lieuueii i enMeiiiiaiiu-r.lui'lciianuneliir
lllu Kneeht 7 II
T. A. Huyder, ittorne lee, 10 B no
Most s Ileilinan. flour Inr uiwiut Miinnilt 8 60
David I'hlieit. tlnui Inrt'liailta l.lllin.ui. 3 00
.1. I . (iiihel. lor coal.... 1.130
.ehigh etiiint) ionr llnust, fur Mnrils
Muiit. fi uet-k' hiiard lit Ou
I'. Ileiui. ut t infi i anil treasurer 5m
I' Helm, ihtie hill 2 10
1'. tieliu, expenses in l-hijili t ouuiy
I'lmr lluuse S
Total $ 452 n
JIKCAI'ITOI.AIION'.
Toaniiiliurnt rtcelpt and balances 9 932 O
iuititMaasiH-riev.pl;. twin
Itai.'iucenii hind... s 3iW 3
We tlie iimteridgnetl duly etcled Amlllors,
liavlny i-xauilni'd the loreKoliig nr. ount of I'etcr
Helm, Treasurer ol the I i lilnliUin I'tinr Dl.lrlei
fnr the year endniK .March Kill. Isoi.i ertllv that
the accounts nre cornet to tliebttoioiir kupul-
nine aud belli-f.
. J. J, KUIZ, f Auditnrs.
Tolal leeelptH.
uxi'iiNurrimiis.-
f . JUf, JL, A, Jlu .JJ KJ
KirM street, l.ehihon.
itxii w linvr- thi InriKist iismtii nut
tit lotvet prices, ( all mid
coninced.
Mialer, iiviitluic aireet l.tiups i
lli nri Jllller. luinher
UtairiEe liiiieiy, &r., imiuI mi tlupli
cuie ri l, it
Iievi S uter. IIkiiiIiii; itiitil lamp.
Wallace linllelKlelu. laOvr
bcolt llotteiis em, laoni
N mutt iteh.li, lalmr i
A. . .Mlirnll.nll, ttlcKS,VIC
la-vI Mialer. Iignttni: siieel tamps
siuio'i l.vt-jllt, latinr
. 1' VMillllUirliMlll.laUli
tin. Mar ilaler, Uonr by her m II 26
Wallate llutiensleiu, Ubn 3 7H
M'oit lioilen.lelu, labor a '.
Alirtti Quill, lata) line
Allied VtlutliuKlMilu, liibur 3 It
Clonics llaliu, liauliui! 17 ti
X 7A":::::::::::::: i! ho w1 &v nnd Bait Reds,
W It Allifitiltl huiillni luAl
Aiiird jiwuuu uiMn-.s... u Brass and Nickle Rules, Silk
6S he
;t mar II. lvl 3tn
S to
I to mmm
I m m ss am sw W w
To get a full line of Split Bam-
I lllll. Jbimib
8d
t uo
2S W
i 0B
Klmer Arner. labor.
A. W. Mauli, oil, ieks, etc
A. W Marsh, (per order ot John llrater)
lalmr
l.t-vi alntti-l, lljibtluK Mieet l.tllip-
JiHiepti Itt-x, Ir.iiiiliiKboiouiilioidiiHinees
Ulwlu riearlsMi. iper oruer ol It. Ktesge)
labor
Henry Mlih r. lumber
Allretl Until, labor
Alfred li.uald. labor
Henry OlnUoman, luiuliii)!
Jacob blratuuiberKer. labor alal iwiul....
A. W. Harsh, oil, nlcks.etc...
W. V. Whlitliighaiu, labor
.M. A liury.iaercluiniiUe
Ijivi tilialer. ItiilitiUK .treet lamps
A. W. Marsti. luncliaudlse
Aliretl Whittlimliaiii, servluc notice
Jacub blrauaitberiier, tabor
W II. ncoStK Ubor
Kttwarri O.wald, labor
M. Mater, launr
Dai 1 1 Kotius, labor
Ailred utwaid, lahur
Hal Id hi rail p. labor
Ai kiuius i swatd, norM) service
Itvl Hbafer. Ilehtllie alrvet Ltnina..
A. W Margh, inerciiaudlia. , 3
latvi hnaii-r, iivhiliic street lamps 6 m
A. V Marsh nieicliaudise 217
LevrMhaler, llhtluc;lieetUiuiM s uo
la-vl Hliafer, llillillunlieet laii)is 4 SI
Ja'b8irnberKr:ubr" 1 nrM-RLAHTIC ltOOl'INu FKLT costs only
it. ii. iierni k null, inoiu lent a lu -----. .--: t - -.. ..r.-..-....
Uvl Hhaler, tlxt.lli.se street lamiis t Ut V". "'! and anyiaieca i put uou. Beuu sutuji
I evl Shali-r. lla-llt lie street lam in a Oil " iuni'lo aim inn ii iieuiars.
J. A. Veituer. ilurgess servite 20 00 GUM Elastic HooriKO Co.,
John s. Miller, murer wlarv 20 on 33 u wkht Hhoadw4v. Kkw Yobi.
Unas, all kinds of
Hooks. Baitboxas, IlandXcts,
Trout Baskets, Ilooksand Out
Fall line of Flies, Ferrules,
02 1 Trimmings, jj-c-, $-o., go to T. D,
Thomas' flrug Store, Lehighton
3 31
II IT
S Ol
3(3
at
3 75
7E
C 26
1 26
at
4 00
126
75
S Ul
PENSIONS.
Tersons deelrluidPemlon nianks and In for
malum under Act of dune isuo, oau obtalu the
same irom tne uiiaersiiiued,
OBO. V. EaSElt. rrothonotary.
auctatt Mauch Chunk. Pa.
ROOFING
A. A lleltz. Hecreurv ulaiv io
SI U ton florv, auditing borounn aoooutits 1 60
ii. a. r-nneiiuiKcr. - -- - i gii
I'. J.KIittler, " 1 SO
M. A I aury. globes fnr street lamps... 4 ac
.1 A rentier, nil. wicks, etc It M
II. II l-Vfiin A: hull, mum rent 1 i
tulisht r & I assltll, iillm uey w-rvlces.... 12 SO
Ia.1 hali i, littbl'UK street lamps 6 00
. twi
Tal ini-c in Trensurt S 271 U
Vt lit'it-i ( itllv lh.it tin- it' nve aeroutit was
iximiniii uo me auib day .1 A.arcb iwi, and
fuwut errt.u.
TI.J. BHOKUAKEB
Local Asents Wasted.
mar. 2l,lt)l-.im
Livery Stables
ToUil..
H'e liitvo opened a new department ol' Ladies
Muslin Underwmr that cannot he excelled any
wheie for moderation or price with quali'y and
. Style.
634 Hamilton St., Allentown.
o I
Save While You May.
STOP IN AT
Hummers Queemre Bazaar
FIRST STREET, LEHIOETON.
Don't buy anything in the line of queensare, chinaware, lamps
or tinware until you have seen our stock of jjoeds.
Hanelni: Lamps from $2 "" to SS-To.
Vase Lamps from SI 2" to i DO.
CoiiiLion Lamps frtnu 20 In 85 cents.
Iron Sjhiiio China Vegetable Dlshe., 7e, 8e, and 18c.
I'lates per iliiien, 4Sc, 72c, 84f.
Alta3 I'lates caeli, i2e, 1")" and 25c.
2 nitart I'itclies, 20 in 311 reins.
Cups ami Saucers. 3(1. 40 ami CO r(s.
Dintiei Setts, from $3 00 lo j5
The 1st EitfflYJ CMlim lamikUrtrs in lis Lsliisl Valley.
NVilliuin' Schadt'l, Collector oi
Taxes, in account with iIh
I.ehujhton Poor Uistrict.
UK. -
To nmount nt Duplicate son w
To Miiintlmeiii n lu
Tosperitiiltin t37.ic...i, 1 V
'Total flro 58
Cll. '
lly nxonemtlons $ 05
Ilyli percent lehateun tiVlOt 12 03
lly 3 per cent coniuiisHttiii uu U1G.13 7
llyfi per cent commit .Inn on t 'J On. 3 W
Ay S per cent oimiuiluiloii uu J I SI
lly Cash :4' H2
Total..
T
Audited and approved this 17tli day ot JUrch,
IS9I.
Uhlsliton, Va., March SI, 191.
Excelsior Carpet Worfe
FIRST STKEBT, LEUIOHTON',
Opposite the Park.
fs the place to cet your Carpet Wove oj
jour rags excliaticetl for either Itag.
lnuraiii or Uruttel Carpet. Prices to
suit evert body.
N. D. I also keep tlio office for "The
jjiueer alaiiufaclurltiK Coiuainy." anil
Keep for salu a full Mtie of iiiaclilnu sup
plies and attachments, such as Oils,
Cans. Needles, (tor I'otli o 1 and new
machines) Shuttles, Halts, ilell ilouks,
bprlntjs, Uubbers, etc, etc.
Instructions to opperate machlnei c'ad
It ulfeu nuytluieb. lady operator.
Give me a ci.ll ami be conrlaced tb&t I
sell at tho very lowett fistire.
First street, next tn Br. Horn's. Central
Urtis blore.
uilton ruiky,
IA 11- H VDUAVM,
AMItors.
D. J. KISTLER
rtesrctiiilly anuouuees lu the public luat he hat
opeurtiaNKW I.1VKK STA lll.ti, and that he Is
ow ureumiMl tn furnish Teaina for Kuuerals,
WtMugsur Ihuluees Trtia oo the thonett no.
Icean.1 moot liberal terms. Orders left at the
Cartxu. House" will receive prompt altefltlou.
BTADLSB ON N0BTU ATKIUST,
rmMiM u,t .i.M..fa- In nlAf I r
lsSBSe fsvv-sfasseszsssjexfswesi seeeeeeepesjBeef
Hnve yon rend the Advocate.
Kntihki.y Nkw ; He aif i.o n mi to offer tlie larfrest and
tinest line ol M'-nV, Hoys and luldieii s c othini; ever exliiluted
ill our lnri' es'nl IMin.ent. We made f-peeinl efforts lo please
'he boys and jounj.' men, and our nortnient of Hoys' ('mifirmn-
'ion tfnits. in both hue ami medium qualities, is the most com-
lilete ever ll.lwn m our .Miimmoili .Moieroom ; every suit is lresti,
new ami slvlisli. I'liirKS Heimr mnnufiKturers we are enabled
to ive ever pnichaser full value lor every dollar left with. us.
Koch & Sitankweiler,
Hotel Allen Building. Centre Square.
ALLENTOWN. PA.,
'sail snoa .
SOPPOSITE L. & S. DEPOT;
FIRST STREET, - - LEHIGHTON, Pa
lias just opened an entire new line of
LADIES' FINE DRESS GOODS!
Comprishnr all the very latest styles in White Goods, Sa
.eens, Prints, Ginghams, MarSBlUeS. Seersuckers an
ancy Dress Patterns of the very best qualities at exceed
n low prices.
Groceries, Provisions, Cro ckery ware, Glass waie.
Vood and Willowware ol the best makes at low hyuro.
Cloths Cassimors, Hats, Boots, Shoes and I eadv
made Clothinrr in in-eat variety and at prices with the read.
if all purchasers prices fully as low as the same goods can be
bought for at any other general store in this vicinity.
Carpets, Oil-cloths, Lamps and Fixtures in great
variety and of best quality at Itock Bottom Prices.
Host quality of Flour and Feed at prices lully as low as the
ame articles can be purchased elsewhere.
A car load of coarse salt has just been received the price
y been marked down to the very lowest notch.
All goods of the very best quality and are being sold at prices
..qually as low as the same goods can bought at any general suue
n this section. Call and bo convinced. TZesp-ctfully,
July 823-71 , 6.M0S REIflEL.
All the very latest news will
bo found in the Carbok dyo-tUJb.
THE POS TIVE CURE.
HATS, DAPS,
Boots & Shoes.
TRUNKS, &c,
Ciissimercs,
Worsteds,
Corkscrews,
Cheviots, &c., &c.
Satisfaction.
There is a good deal of satisfaction
in bciny perfectly satisfied, nnd espec
ially so in regards to what you wear.
Iji this particular we invaiiably mors
than please our patrons. Our stock
being large, varied and complete give?
satisfaction it. making a choice ol goods
desired, while in style, finish nnd work
mauship our reputation speaks lar more
eloquently than word. Call on us for
1 ALL and WINTER GARMENTS,
or parts of Suits We eunrnnteo per
fect fits and finest workmanship.
Olauss Bros.,
THE TAILORS
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.
It IS TIME TO TALK ABOUT
And we Have 'Em!
In great assortment and at all prices. We
can't tell you all about them, but they are
pot feet in s'yle, wtnkmnnt-hip nnd price.
Come and see and also '.ake a' look at
Our Carpets and Furniture.
In which lines are included every tin ng worth buy
ing Everjtliing is new shle, pi ice and all.
Don't buy until you see our stock of goods.
Kemerer & Swartz,
NORTH FIRST STREET,
IS IIKAlJUUARTKKS
G ABEL'S
FOR
GENERAL HARDWARE,
mum
(n. ft
AIL KIND OF COAL,
.OPS, PUBLIC SQUARE,
Bank treet, Lehighton, Pa
EVERY
Saturday
BEN PULTON'S
On First Street, opp. the Park.
MARCHE
The majority of people know argood thing when they tee it,
which accounts for the continued increnfe of customeis at our
Hon Mniche. The valentine season was a success; we cleaned
out everything, and now iho vacant spaces are filled with
BUY
Th3 Latest Pozzies,
A New Lot of Station,
Dress Trimmings,
5, 10 and 25c Goft
Musical Iosirofflent?,
Finest Tissue Paper anil Stol
SUPPLIES.
A3?
HAGERMAN'S
BON
MARCHE.
Adam's Express Company.
SUli.SCltlliE lor this paper, nndet the lutm news.
Pkiu and fascy job work naatly and aheaply ex&eutwl