llMi Paprha hwi; Pntrrfd lit thi 1fi!fth fcm to1 Office Mocond Cl Mnttcr. The Carbon Advocate LBUIOUTON. ri.NNA. States for Igal Advertising i Charter Notl' s ... Auditor's Notices f 4 4 no 4 oo - 4 Do .1 00 h no Commissioner's Notices DiToroe Notion Administrator lUeetiUir'a No Administrator's Notices Nolloca SATUUDAY, APIUL 18, 180L Dob nlo Circulation Lnrccf limn Hint of nor Weekly Newspaper in tlio County. The Standaiid, of Anaconda, Mon tana, eays of the politlonl situation of Butto City, in tho samo state, among many things, this that will interest tho peoplo horo: "In tho Sixth ward F. L. Eebor will ro coiro tho Democratic nomiuntlon. tie roprosonts tho youngor clement in tho ward and will make a most capable re presentative or tne ward." Mr, Kobor is a young man of most sterling worth, a Domocrnt of Demo crats; ono who always has at heart tlie bost interests of tho people, Ho will malion good alderman that moans everything. We wish him snoceae. JcsT now the Now l orlr. popora are discussing tho question of whether it would bo posslblo for Italian or other war vessels to enter tho .harbor of Now Y-ork and shatter tho tall towers of Brooklyn bridge and tho still taller towers of the n'owspaper buildings, and havo roaohod tho conclusion that be fore thoy camo near enough to inflict damage on tho city the war vessels would bo utterly demolished by the coast defenses. King -Humbert will pleoso take notice to attack America at Bomo more vulnorablo point Senator. RirsiiEn's bill to nppropri ate $1000 toward tho erection of a monument to Jacob Glntor, tho dis cover of anthracite coal, should go through. Tho name of Glntor is as worthy perpetuation as that of any of tho earllor ploueors. Summit Hill people should ue-stlr themselves in preparation for the proper obsorvanco of tho ono hundredth , annlvorsary of the groat discovery. Memobial Day, it is pleasing to note, will bo observed in Lehighton as usual by a demonstration of G. A. R., and other socret societies. Tho now grown garlands of spring time, wot with the dow of patriotism and tears of lovo will cover tho dead heroes graves in pro f uolon, while eloquent speakers will re call in glowing words the uoblo deeds of the (treat and brave who fell in America's great wars. A bill has passed 'the Ijgislaturo and if it meets no snags will give Peru Bylvaniathe following holidays: Janu- ary 1, February 22. Good Friday, May 30, July i, tho first Monday in Septom bor known as Labor day, Decomber 25, and Saturday afternoons from 12 m. to 12 m. from June 15 to September 15. Bank paper, etc., is made payablo on tho legal day following. The Ii. C. & N. C, has evidently como to the conclusion that it has played with the court and peoplo long enough at least it looks that way, for the old bridge across the canal at Weissport, condomnod timo and timo again by prand juries, is to bo Improved. This is right,the L. O. & N. Co., hasmonkoy- ed with the peoplo long enough. H. G. Steel, tho now city editor of tho Pottsvillo Republican, Is a young man of ability and worth together with enouch snap and push to mako a thoroughly first-class nowspaper man Tho Advocate, who knows him, pleased to noto his progress. is The foot-race in this town tho other day was another exposition of man's Inhumanity to man. It was a deliber ate swindlo; and the only pity is that such frauds can not bo jailed, thougl: they doserve worse. LEnianTON Is practically living off the Lehigh Valley railroad company, and just as long ns this is so tho town won't. progress. Wo must liaro m'oro Industries. It is timo to tumble. TilE'vjfAltD agitation for this town is of tho spasmodic sort. It goos by jerlis and jumps. This is a slow performance but it may land us there somo day. J3trangor'things havo happened. The West Schuylkill Press, edited by that bright young journalist, J. A. Bech tel, at Tremont, Ya., was eight years old Saturday. It is a spicy homo papor and worthy of success. SEciiET socivxr cossir. Tho Jr. O. U. A. M., lodgos.of Hazlo ton, will havo a big demonstration on July 4th. Lodge No. 1000, 1. O. 0. P,wu insti tuted at East Mauoh Chunk ou Tues day evening with a desirable member- snip, Camp 252, P. O. S. of A., of Lans ford is at present paying out U0 a week in sick benoOte. Camp 024, P. O. S. of A., of Nefique honing, will celebrate their first an niversary on May 15. "The Grand Council of Pennsylvania, Royal Aroanum, is to hold its biennial session at Cliamborsburg on May 13 and 14. The Order now numbers over 111,000 members in 35 states and five Srovincos, and since its organization in 377 has paid in benoflts over 814,000,000. MAllOMNO. The farmers are preparing for tho spring sowing. Edgar Xnnder, of Wilkeabftrrs, spent sunaay in tne valley. The spring term of the Normal Instituto oponod Monday. Charles and Qideon lloiiser have rented Obert & Hoffonl's grist mill. Our public schools have just ended & six monin term. Tho sacramont of the Lord's Sup per was administered In St. John's chuoh lost Sunday morning by Iter. w. u. Btrause. Oak Grove Council, No. S57, Jr., O. TJ. A. M., of Pleasant Corner, has pid 1250 to the widow of their deceased brother Charles Smith, who died re' oently. Oak Urove Uounuil Is in a flourishing condition and this prompt payment will probably mm many more mombors to tlie oruer. The icings Daughters. A number of ladies met In the M. IS. Church last Saturday and organised a sooiety of tho Kings Daughter by elect ing tuo loiivvting otucors: President Mis lidttic Koona. V. President Mrs. AdaKrtmer Secretary - Mrs. W. G. M. Seiplu. Treasurer Mrs &i Hibbler. The swuttty will meet attain titurday ai iue nome oi iuiss amis jueuouei on BRIEFLY TOLD. gKorty Fort Cemetery Is to be en I laiyed. Kootib lias nine societies of Chris tian KiU'leavor. I SSeofl potatoes command 81.45 a ushil at Newtown. SSpotted fever claimed seven victims . . ll'll 1 . A 1. at j'ltiHuurg lOHb woei. 6A tlilrty-slx-room addition Is bointt made to the Olon Summit Hotel. i The Gelser Company, of Waynes boro, paid 940,000 in dividends last year. gQreensbnrg is tohavotheOamowoll system or uro alarm, at a cost or l,rxu. SA simile Cknmbersbttre firm ro- celved 760 barrels of sugar at ono con signment. The Soap that Cleans : Most is Lenox. To Wliom It layCowQ. All ncrsons nre hereby forbid rivlnc mv son. uauutf u, unmiDoit, any rows ujwniwn nrdor nrotliertt.se on mv account. as 1 will not or uo respnnsinie lorauy ueois cQuiraciea j inn ;uicr nus uuue Mns. Joaitpn DrtiTMnoRH, Lehlchton. Pa., April 17, 1891. GO TO 6ns. Miller's Poplar Restaurant, F0l't FRESH LAGER BEER, Finest Brands of Liquors, such as Gibson's Pure Rye, Dougherty's Pure Rye, Genuine Silver BrooJc, Imported Gin and Brandies, Finest Cigars. First-class Free Lunch always on the Bar. PUBLIC SALE" -01' VALUABLE- Mm The undersigned will sell at Public Sale on tne premises hi iue uorougn ci Ljuuuuiua, uai-bon county, lxnn , on Tuesday, Mny 5th, 1891, at TWO o'clock p. m., the follOKlnc described pieces oi vaiuauie ueui .stuid, larcoi wiiuarn Wanner, deceased, to-wlt. All that certain lot or Piece olol Oround slluiitoon Ijjhlch street, in the Uoroujfh of Lehighton, Carbon . count', l'enn'a, buunded and described as follows, viz: Mtuate on the wcstwnrdlv side of Lehigh street, oraslreetinterseclim; said Ihigh street, and containing In front or breadth on said street slxty-jlx (66) feet, and extending westwardly between P'liallol lines at right angles from said si feet one hundred and eighty-nine (189) feet and nine (U) inciics to a cerium auey; suinwaraiy.uy lot , 01 Joseph Maderes'; weslwardly by said alley, northwardly by lot of Owen Itoyer, and eastwaroly by said Lehigh street. The Improve ments thereon are a Frame Dwelling Home, Two and One-half Rtorles.and all necessary out buildings. This propcity Is delightfully located and will make a cosy home. Ko. 2. All that certain messuagn, tenement and lot or pleco of land sltuuto In the Dorouch of I.ehiEhtoti. Cai bon county, IVnn'ii. being the bomhwuidlv one-halt part of Lot numbered two hundred and thirty-five (233) In the ulan or dot of said lloinughs having a front or width of ihlrty-three (3Ui feet on Lehigh street, and con tinuing of that width between parallel lines at right angles with said street one hundred and eiuhty-ulne (imi) feet and nine (o) Inches to Uht'iiy lley, hounded on I lie east by Cherry Alley, un the west by I.chlgh street, on the north by the northwv.id one-half of said lot Ko. m. unit ou the south by lund of Amos Qerber. The improvements tnereou are a Frame Dwelling House, and all the necessar ry outbuildings. This prop el aud Is a rare chance to erlv is nicely sltu:itetl bee ii u a pleasant home. No. 3. All those two certain Lots or Pieces (I round situate In the lloruuch of Ihlirhtfln. Citrbun county, 1'eiina. and numbered In the pian or uniugni oi said i.nrougli, xsos. 135 and 130. each of them contnlnlm in front or width on fine stieel sixty-six (ocj feet, and extending oi uiai w un ii uiriuui angles 10 nieion Auey one hunnred and elghty-nlue (169) feet and nine (9) Inches, liounded ou the east by line street, ou newest by Melon Alley, ou tho north by Lot io. ui, aim ou mo souui uy ixii ito, ijt. Terms and mnilltlnns mil be madn known t tlnio and place of sale, by l'AUL WAGNKIt. For the Heirs April 17. 1891-W3 For Sale A Very Valuable Farm ! The uudersitmed offers for sale his farm of K Acres, more or less, tocrther wl h House, liarn, ana oiuer necessJiry iniprnveinenis; me properly Is Ineated In Mahoning Township, four miles fmm Lehighton, and has a never falling Hiring of water. Appl) to jameh Ttnnmu, Bankway, Lehighton, ra , or. (UttnOM Advocatk Ofrlce. aprll 18-wS H. M. BELTZ, Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware.Bronzes, flocks, Bicycles.Piano Lamps, Furniture, Parlor Organs, and almost every kind of mer chandise sold upon the Tontine Plan whioh is now so favorably known as applied to life insur ance. Certificates are issued to members entitling them to $40 worth of Mer . clmndise for $17 ! The certificates are guaranteed to mature in 17 weeks upon conditions ; clubs now forming. If you wiih to got any of the above goods, at greatly reduced prices, and on easy payments, call on or drop a postal to FRANK GERMAN, UBKEBAL AGENT, IFei&sport. pxUU,UU-a Executor's Notice, i Kstate or Mart Ajch Zimmbman, deceased, liti of Fnuiklln Township, Carbon county, Fn. Letters testrtmentstary of tlie last will and tMtsintnt qt tlie late Mary Ann Zimmerman, deeefised. of the county and state aforesaid, Imvo been granted lo the undersigned, knnwlne themselves to be Indebted All II persons InriehtMl to utfd fit. itA aide will make settlement at once, and persons Uav Inr claims trill sreaenl the same dulr authentl- on'"1 for Wment. AUSTIN I30YER, Executor. April 11, lMl-wfl Wdssp.it. 1 Dissolution of Copartnership. Notlen la herehv frlren that lh eft.rtnrtriemh1n heretofore existing between Joseph M. i'etors and T. J. .Weston, doing business as the Gener al Btore, In the IiorouKli ol I'arryvllle, Carbon county, I'a., has this day. (April 4, lsol), been dissolved by imiti.al consent, T. J. Weston re tiring: from aald firm. '1 no business will bs carried on and all ac- counts duo to and by said firm will bo settled by .lusepn ii. retersi i. j, wenion not oeinR sponsible lor any debts duo by or to said firm, T. J. WESTON, April ,1881.w3 rarryvlllo. ra. Assignees' Notice. of Franklin Township, Carbon county, ra.. and uvo Ann hi wire, by deed ol voluntary assign ment, have assigned all the estate, real and per sonal, of the said Holomon Wnlck, to Ednard Itaber and J. K Rickert. of Franklin Township. Carbon county. Ta.. for the benefit of Uie credi tors of the said Solomon Walck. All person, iiirreiore, inaeuieu 10 me saiu Doiomon vaica. Mil niulcn navment tn th. ullrl Anlirnpe. anil those having clalmsnrderaands Mil make known iue same wituoui ueiay. xowAitn itAitEn, J. IC JUCKUKT. April 10, issi. Assignees of Solomon Walck, TN IDE ORPHANS' COURT OF CAU- joon connly ol J.iuuary Tt-rm, lo'JI, no, 1, ooD&rmed Nisi. Jatitiary. 13, 1891. NOTICE. Widow's nnnratsement In the estatn of Will. oughby Uoney,deeeased,wlH be presented at our next term of April court, April 15, urmanon aosoiuieiy. unless exceptions arc uieti iiiereui. GEO. W. ESSEIl, Clerk. Feb.S7,18SL Particular Notice. All oera nsarelierebv caution a not totrps nasi on the property of tlw uiKlerslpineil.for i no purpose oi nsninK locaicu in vue l ine iiuu District, lowainensing tomisuip, maroon vjq. Pa., under uenaltv of thn liiiv. April -3t School Bonds For Sale. Hie Directors of The Independent School District, oi t raiiKiin Township, uaruon county, APRIL 1st, 1891, Issue Bonds to the amount of $3,000, la earns of 4 Per Cent Interest per Annum, and will mature In from Seven to Thirteen Yearn. Interest Is payable annually a&d the Uondsare exempt: irom an laxes, 'these Honds offer a snlendld and safe Invest mcnt for persons of limited means who havo a lew uouars lam or tor om nge. Aaarcss, ll J. IIUMIKN. President AA, X. DiUA If AjU A OCW1 (. Ittl J, raar.14,1831-w8 WAiasroxT. Pa, PENSIONS. Tenons deslrlng'Fenslon Blanks and Infor mation under Act of June 1890, cau.obtam the samo from the uuderslgucd, GEO..W. E33E1I. rrothonotary, augzsu Mauch Chunk, Pa. AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS. Mrs. E. FATH, respeotfally announces to ber Lady FrlcnnV that she has just returned from the city where sbe has secured an en tirely new and fashionable stock of ull the latest styles in Millinery Goods, comprising Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings, Flowers, Ribbons, &c, lo whioh sbe invitee tbe attention cf her friends and the ladies lu general. PKI0E3 AS LOW AS THE LOWEST 1 Mns. E. FATH, South First Street, 2nd door below 11. E, Cburcb, Liehlgbton, Pa. march 21, 1891-3m. Stop Paying Big Prices! Save from 10 to 25 per cent ! BUY TOUR Wall Paper and Decorations, Window Shades and Fringes, Curtain Poles, Uhains, Sash and Stair Rods, Brushes, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, and all kinds of Stationery, at First street, Lehighton. We have the largest assortment at lowest prices. Call and be convinced. mar. Ii, 1881-Jm Excelsior Carpet Worts, ' FIRST STREET, - - LEUIQUTON, Opposite the Park. Is tbe place to get your Carpet Wove oj your raes exchanced for either Karr. Ingrain or Brusael Carpet. Prices to suit everybody. N. D. I also seep the office for "The blnger Manufacturing Company." and keep for sale a full Mue nf machine sup plies and attachments, such as Oils. Cans, Needles, (for both old and new machines) Shuttles, Belts, Btltllooks, Springs, ltubbers, etc, etc. Instructions to opperate machines glad ly elyen anytime by lady operator. Give me s cs.II and be convinced that I sell si the very lowest figure. . f. p. ubiij, First street, next to Dr. Horn's Central Drug Store. Livery Stables. D. J. KISTLER Ueseetfully announces to tbe publlo that he has opened a NEW LI VKltV STAliLK. and that he is now prepared to furnish Teams for Funerals, Weddings or Business Trips on the shortest no Iceand most liberal terms. Orders left at the Caroou House" will recelre prompt attention. BTABLE3 ON NORTH STREET. next the Hotel, Lehighton. ' (&n22U- PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, Permanently located near Valley Depot, for Cabinets and Family Groups. Old pictures cop led andenlanrtd. augt-yl ROOFING 0UM-BLA8TI0 ROOFINO FELT costs only 3.00 per loo square feet Makes a good root fer years, and auyone can put It oo. Bend starau lor sample aud fall particulars. Quu Elastic ItoorjKo co S3 ft ii Wist IlBOAnw&r. New Your. Zel Anati Wasted. Annual Statement OF ins Lehighton Poor District. 1ETKII nnit, Tre.iurer, In Aomnbt wl flth the Lshlgh ton 1'oor Diitrtot, for lb. Itu Kndlns; March 17, 1891. DR. To Balance on hand March 27. ieoo t CM M ToCash received from William Bchadcl, j ax uouector, on Duplicate lor 130.... 311 m Total., . m oo on. By Amounts Paid Out as per Receipt Book. J. J. Kutz. J. II. Esch, L. J. Hausman, lui amjiuuK I'UurHCWUDt Board for Mrs. ltehr Ijivlna Summit, board lor Chas. Amer.. (100 30 00 3 00 on ou airs. win. jonu.Tor noartimir airiAren.. 11. A. Helix, relief orders IRQ 1L A. lleltz, relief orders 2 CO II. V. Morthlmer. annual statement 10 oo Sarah Miller, board for Louisa Becker. .. 2 M C. II. Horn, board and lodging pauier... 1 7S 15. ii Burner, tor merchandise..... s J. 1 smith, maklnit out duplicate 3 S 87 I ii 1 1 1 ii it i i ii, i.. ii ir i k urn i ... i Krum Ji Klstler. for merchandise 6 35 U. B. lthnads, lor merchandise 6 is Sweeny St son. for merchandise 8 no L. A. Werner, for police setrlces. 1 75 K I. Lcntz, for relief order... 3 25 roily Weliillue,forboardtiffLydlallontz. 1A on David Nlttler. fur natntneti 5 en Chailes Trainer, for flour. 3 00 r I'll nwiiiiiiL'r. n-iiL inr iha it nuriir -j iri Owen Klotz, salary for one year. 25 90 neuuen r eitiermacuer,mrrciianaiscior Ida Knerht . t 14 T. A. Snyder, attorne fee. 1800 S CO Moses llellman, flourfor Lavina Summit 8 AO David Kbbert. flour fur Charles lilliman. 3 00 J. I. (label, fur coal 12 39 benign uounty t'oor House, lor Ji orris stout, G2 weeks' board lot 00 P. Helm, overseer and treasurer GO on P. Helm, shoe bill 2 10 1'. llclui. expenses to Lehigh Countv roor iiouso too Total f 492 67 RECAPITULATION. To amount of receipts and balances S Ktt oo ibiu uub us per reccpis. saz ui Balance on hand s ksv S3 We the undersigned duly elected Auditors, having examined the foregoing account of fcter Helm, Treasurer of the Lehighton foor District, for the year ending March 17th, 1891, certify that the accounts are correct to the best ol our knowl edge and belief. II. ESCH. I .,, J. KUTZ. f Auditors. William Schadel. Collector of Taxes, in account with the Lehighton Poor District. OB. To amount of Duplicate .........t SCO 00 To Suppllment 8 ol To 5 per cent on $37.05 , 1 83 Total. S 370 58 OR. lly Exonerations I 3 06 Byspercent lebateon (259.03 1295 lly 3 per cent commission on s-246.13 7 38 By s per cent commission on S72.G0. 3 (S3 Ay B per cent commission on 138.90 1 94 By Cash 341 63 Total., .1370 68 Audited and approved this nth day of March, 1891. 5: Auditors. Lehighton, Ta, March 21, 1891. Annual Statement -OF THE Borough of Weissport For year ending March 2, 1891 -"RECE1PTS.- To Tlatanee In Treasury as Der last state- meni zot a Received from John S. Miller, J. 1'...... 6 00 Received from Samuel welsh, ou dupli cate for 1889 133 35 Received from County Treasurer, license money 3U w Received from Levi Horn, for trees m luuiic Duunrr.. 3 SO Received from Samuel Welsh, on dunll CatO 011890 , 250 00 Total receipts ;.S1004 08 EXPENDITURES.; Levi Sharer, lighting street lamps $ Henry HI lller. lumber Ueorge Emery, Sr., over paid on dupli cate of 18 18 Levi Boater, lighting street lamps Wallace Ilotteusteln, labor Scott liottens'eln. labor Samuel Welsh, labor S oo 6 zs A, W. Marsh, oil, wicks, etc.. Levi Hhater, lighting street lamps. 5 00 Slmoi Kverltt, labor 2 la W. C. WhlttliiL-ham. labor., 507 Mrs. MarKs Maier, labor by her son. Wallace Ilotteusteln, labor Scott llotteustclii, labor , Alfred Guth. labor. It 25 3 75 3 11 25 Alfred Whlltinghain, labor. 3 76 Charles Ilahu, hauling 17 15 .lacob Htraussberger, labor. 14 75 (ieorge Kapp, hauling is (12 u. II. Albright, hauling. 10 50 Alfred Oswald, labor ll 25 Oscar Chrlsimaii. hauling lo Mi Elmer Amer. labor. cu A. W. Marsh, oil, wicks, etc 5 43 A.W Marsh, (per order of John tiraver) labor 9 88 lx;vl Shafer, lighting street lamps. 6 oo Joseph Hex, framing borough ordinances 1 35 Edwin Ueartass, (per order of It. Kiesge) labor 6 62 Henry Miller, lumber. 2 ES Alfred Until, labor 4 00 Alfred Oswald, labor. S2 Henry Ubrlstman, hauling 1 4u Jacob Htraussberger, labor and paint.... 1 12 A. W. Marsh, oil, nlcks,etc 3 14 W.-C. Whlttlnglmm, labor. 3 34 M. A. Laury.merchauulse 1117 l.evi Bliafer. lighting street lamps 5 oo A. W. Marsh, ineichandlse 3 fs Aiirea tvuiiungnam,serviugiouce 25 Jacob Htraussberger, labor 3 75 W. II. Hcotleld. labor s 75 Edward Oswald, labor 0 25 ai. aiaier, laour l 25 Davhl Koons. labor G2 Alfreil Oswald. laborM 4 ou uavia mraup. laoor. l at Augustus Oswald, horse service 76 Levi Shafer. lighting street lamps 6 00 A. W. Marsh, merchandise 3 58 Levi Shafer, lighting street lamps s 00 A. W. Marsh merchandise 3 17 Levi Shafer. ltirhthiirstreetlamna a oo LevlShalcr, llghtlngstreet lamps... 4 50 j. A. Fenner, oil, wicks, ete, w. . (iiuci, uii, hiviui cvo.... ...... n Jacob Straussberger. labor ,. 1 a 38 11. II. Everltt K Hon. room rent. e oo Ievl Shafer, Itghtingstreettamps 6 to Levi Shaler, lighting street lamps , s 00 J. A. Fenner. Burgess service 20 00 Joanri. Miller, Treasurer salary A. A. lleltz. Secretary salary. Milton Florv, auditing borougli accounts II. J. Hhoemaker, ' " " lJ. Klstler, "' " " M. A Laury. globes for street lamns... . . 20 oo zo oo 1 50 1 60 1 50 4 8C J. A. Fenner, oil, wicks, etc 11 93 H, II. Kvrrltt & rkinrroom rent 1 24 llapsher & Cassidy, attorney services..., II 60 Levi tibafer, lighting street lamps boo I 429 03 Balance In Treasury t Sll 43 We hereby certify that the above account was examined on the 30th day of March 1891, and found correct. n. J. SHOEMAKER ) MILTON FLOKV, J. Auditors. O.U.NCSIIAUM. J April 4, 1E9I.WJ TO ANGLER To get a full line of Split Bam boo y- Wood Fly and Bait Bods, Brass and Jfioklo Mules, Silk and Linen lines, all kinds of Hooks. Bait boxeSj Hand Nets, Trout Baskets, Hooks and Out. Full lino of Flies, Ferrules, Trimmings, $C; $o., go to T, D. Thomas' Drugstore, Lehighton. "NOW, PLAY Wo keep n Base Balls, Bats,j Gloves, etc. Which wo are soiling at regular city prices. Wo will equip Base Ball Clubs with completo outfits at lowest prices and give them best quality goods. Stationery, Puzzles, Notions, Our assortment of the that is new anil novel in until you know our prices and OBBRT'S Adam's Express Company. Save While STOP IN AT ummei's Queensware FIRST STREET, Don't buy anything in the line or tinware until you have Hanging Lamps from $2.75 to $3.75. vase i-anips from si.zato 2 00. Coruuon Lamps from 20 to 83 cents. Iron Siono China Vegetable Dishe?, 7c, 8c, and 18e. Plates per dozen, 4Se, 72c, S4e. .Meals l'lales each, 12c, 15c and 25c. 2 quart ritchcs, 20 lo SO cents. Cups, and Saucers30. 40 and 60 cfs Diiiriej Setts, froul $3.00 to $5, THE ONLY BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN WEISSPORT. Now we'waiit to mention a few fir ures jnst to showtiat wasell a tetter quality goofls at a lower price tlian yon can IinjtliE same article for elsewhere- Men's Calf Skin ShOB at $2 00. - YoHth's Snoes, 90c. anft nDwaril. . Women's Shoes $1. ant np. U. S. KRESGE," WEISSPORT'S LEADING BOOT AND SHOE DEALER. KOCH & SHANKWEILER The 1st' EiHn CiotMi fflaifactns in tie Lelijli Valley- Entirelt New ; We are now ready to otTer the largest and finest line of Men's, Boys' and Children's clothing ever exhibited in our largo establishment. We made special efforts to please the boys and young men, and our assortment of Boys' Confirma tion Suits, in both fine and medium qualities, is the. most com plete ever shown!in our Mammoth Storeroom ; every suit is frcstn new and stylish. Prices being manufacturers, we am enabled to give ever purchaser full value for every dollar left with us. Koch & Shankweiler, Hotel Allen Building, aljlentown. pa., Watch AtlHMT. The Reliable Jeweler, Watch this space. THE POSITIVE CURE. ELY CH0THER3, C4 Wsrrm JOBWORK BALL THERE!" lull line of above goods these line?. include all Don't buy our goods, see BLOCK. You May. LEHIGHTON. of queensware, chinaware, lamps seen our stock of gocds. V - Centre Square. this space. CU Hew York. mcaCOetsJ Bazaar 1 of all kinds nicely executed at this office. Prices low. IT 0 AGES. And we Have 'Em! In great assortment and at all prices. We can't tell you all about them, but they are perfect in style, woikmauship and price. C ome and see and also take a look at Our Carpets and Furniture. In which lines are included every thing wrorth bu ing. Everything is new st)lc. price and a Don't buy until you see our stock ofgoodti Kemerer & Swartz? NORTH FIRST STREET, IS HEADQUARTERS FOR GENERAL HARDWARE, Paints, Varnishes, Glass, ALL KIND OF COAL, OPS. PUBLIC SQUARE, Bank treet, Lehighton, Pa BEN CULTON'S On First Street, Ladies Muslin Underwear, TT'e have opened a new department of Ladie Muslin Underwear that' cannot be excelled any where for moderation of price with quality and Style. 634 Hamilton mm KXOPPOSITE L. & S. DEPOT,-SsCr FIRST STREET, " - - LEHIGHTON, Pa Has just opened an entire new line of LADIES' FINE DRESS GOODS! Comprising all the very latest styles in White Goods, Sa teens, Prints, Ginghams, Marseille, Seersuckers and hancy Dress Patterns of the very best qualities at exceed g low prices. Groceries, Provisions, Crockery ware, Glassware, .Wood and Willowware of the best makes at low figures. Cloths Cassimers. Hats, Boots, Shoes and Headv- made Clothing in great variety and at prices with the reach of all purchasers prices fully as low an the same goo'ds can be hought for at any other general store in this vicinity. Carpets, Oil-cloths, Lamps and Fixtures in great variety and of best quality at Rock Bottom Prices. Best quality of Flour and Feed at prices lully as low as the tame articles can be purchased elsewhere. A cur load ol 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 anyRcneral store in this section. Call and be convinced. Ttespectiullv, July 823-71 QUBSCllIBE for this paper, Pkin and &ncy job wazk Fashionable Millinery Wt have the Largest and raost Stylish Effects la Seasonable Millinery at the Lowest Trices, fa Uie trlramlng de partment we hare Two Olty Milliners to create happiest fanclss la etteeU for ur customers. Wraps Coats, In the newest styles and of the very best materials and make at lowest prlcss. Don't go to the elty whin yoa can buy cheaper at boms. Mrs.M.Culton's WEISSPORT, PA. Branch Store, Lobighton. IS TIME TO TALK ABOUT EVERY Saturday opp. the Park. St., Allentown. &.M0S HEWSI and get the latest news. iUy sad htyf nwntajf 1 atS.U8k-ftB
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