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M FMlOaiM m litanl Olui M niter.
Th Carbon Advocate
IBHIUKTON, FKMKA.
Bat fw Xcal AdTerUslne; i
ttartar Notices 4 oo
Aatlter'a Netlees 00
enmlMloner'i Notice - 4 oo
Wroree Notices 4 oo
Almlaiitrater's Notices - - sou
Kieeator's Notices - - - 3 00
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 180L
ttm Vlim Circulation terror than that of
if nMUjr ntwiptpor in ins voumj.
Hbbs's anotheb for Frank: "No part
of the present political contest Is of
mora importanoe to organized laboi
than the atrcgglo for aldormanlo honors
in the Sixth and Seventh wards, says
9ho Butte City Sunday ByStander of
two weeks ago. In the Sixth ward Frank
L. Rebor, h loyal labor leader, Is flghf
lngasplondldbattlo. Roberts a worthy
man In erory particular. For many
years he has been a consistent adrocate
Of the best interests of tho working
peoplo. Ho is htmsolf a working man.
Mr. Rebor is a man of cultured mind
and can hold his own with tho shrewd
est speaker of tho city in debate. Ho
possosses good exeoutlvo ability and is
responsible and upright citizen. Err
tlrely beyond the lnfluonoo of the wire
pullers or the rlngsters, Frank Rober
would reflect credit upon himself and
the whole city if elected to a neat at the
council board. His dof eat at this time
would be taken to mean that the only
qualification required of an alderman
in that ward is wealth. Hols one of
the ablest and brightest men upon either
ticker and thoroughly deserves elec
tion.",. QtXH Onoko is having a now Lehigh
.Valley station.
How about IiehlghtonT
The public schools aro growing steadi
ly in popular estimation as a moons of
acquiring knowledge sufficient for
ordinary purposes. Many of the most
prominent business and professional
men of to-day have had no higher train
ing bo far as educational institutions
go. While this is truo at tho presont
time, the future promises to show a
still larger proportion. The introduc
tion of a graded course of study
throughout the country has had excel
lent effect. Young men and women
are induced to remain a year or two
longer in order to receive a diploma,
often with great benefit to themsevos
and their fellow-pupils. Bottor super
vlslon la needed to keep the township
schools up to the highest standard of
usefulness. Intelligent directors, who
appreciate tho importance of doing
their utmost to bring their schools Into
harmony with the best methods of
teaching, aid in the good work. Better
salaries that will retain successful
teaohete, and prevent frequent changes
in management, aro also an element.
Miucn Chunk is having a new Lehigh
Valley station.
How about Lohighton?
Senator. Hines, of Luzerne, has in
troduced in the Senate a bill which will
be regarded with no little favor by the
old soldiers ,says the Standard, because
of its Justice. During the war, when
drafts were impending, counties,
boroughs, cities and townships offered
local bounties to Induce young men to
volunteer, credit themselves to such
from- operations of an indiscriminate
draft. In some instances the money
was not paid down to tho volunteers,
but was promised to them or their
families. Some communities were mean
enough afterwards to refuse to pay tho
promised bounties and have not paid
them to this day. Senator Hlnes' bill
authorizes such defrauded soldiers to
bring suit to recover tho amount due
them, and provides that no law of limi
tation shall be a bar to such suit.
Lift your hat reverently whenyou
meet tho teacher of a primary school,
ays an exchange. She Is the good
angle of the Republic. She takes the
bantling fresh from the homo seat full
of pouts and passion an ungovernable
little wretch whose own mother hon
tstly admits she sonds him to school to
get rid of him. This lady, who knows
her business, takes a whole cor load ol
these anarchists, one of whom single
handed and alone is more than a match
for his parents, and at once puts them
in the way of being useful and upright
citizens. At what exponso of patience,
toil and soul-weariness. Her's is the
most responsible position in the whole
school Bystem, and if the salary were
doubled she would not recelvo more
than she earns.
Hokendjluqda has a new Lehigh
Valley depot
But what of Lohighton?
Wires Council comes to consider the
question of electrio stroet lighting let
them act wisely and judiciously. Don't
let anything that can possibly be over
come interfere with this step forward.
This is one opportunity, we should take
advantage of it A column of argument
is unnecesary when wo can put it in a
few words, viz: Glvous electrio illuml
nation.
The State Sonato having amended
Senator Rapsher's bill asking for a
91000 appropriation for the Glnter
monument to read $2000, makes it
look favorable for final passage.
Senator Rapsher and Summit Hill will
soon be receiving congratulations.
When Council gets a little time they
want to give some attention to tho or
dinances. They should have them re
vised and published so the poople
would know what was what. It won't
tako much time or money and wo think
it very necessary.
The Lsraan Valley Company cant
keep this town going We're getting
too big, and as a result must havo other
industries. The sooner we get them
the better It will be for business.
There are 50,932 taxables in Lacka
wanna county ana tne real estate val
uation Is rAlw.770.
A Susquehanna weather seer pro
phesies seven frosts In May, but says
rruit wiu oe plenty wis year.
SReadlng's easement of $10,000,000 Is
110,000,000 less than the Councils calcu
lated upon, hence the Increase tax rate.
A man employed In the office of the
Great Bend Plalndealer ate 75 ecraat
o&o altticg and will wager $100 that he
The Bowman Krangellrals.
Besides an lntereailnirlv nrr&nired
program for the Young People's Alliance
in the lecture room of the Presbyterian
ohuroh, this Saturday oronlrjg at 7:80
o'olook, Rev. W. A. Loopold, Presiding
isiaoroi tno Aiientown District, will
deliver an interesting address. All nro
cordially Invited.
Rgv.W. A. LooDold.Presldlns Eldor
of tho Aiientown District, Evangelical
Association, will preach In the Prosby
torlan church at 10:15, following which,
IU. 41. l. . nM
munlon will bo administered. In the
ovonlngservlces will bo openod at 7:15
Dy tno Jiiiaor.
A Good Fhosphato.
For Blue and White Land Piaster,
l'ure Uono Meal and JJono Kupor rboS'
phates of highest grades for garden
truck, vegetables and field crops
Amors is tno cnenpest ana cost. a.
Arner & son mnmuactors wew .Mahon
ing and Lohighton.
A Good Thing to Hare.
While biovclos aro usoful for rleas
ure, they aro good for objects more
practical. The bloyole has ceased to
be lookod urjon as simclv a moans of
amusement; it nas become a vehicle or
public utily. E. G. Zern Is agent for
the following popular makos of biovclos
Columbia, icllpso, uroscent and JNon
parloL If you want a machine boo him
beiore you malto a purchase.
Gardens. Streets, and Alleys.
Now Is the time to make a gonoral
cleaning of tho gardens, streets and
alloys of the town. Tho weather Is
favorable, and oven the as best of sani
tary measures the general cleaning pro
cesses should be nut into operation at
once. The street comissloner should
take note of the condition of the alleys
in particular, and insist in Having them
cleaned up as soon as possible.
Why pay Installment mon $8.00 for
a clock whenyou can get a good one for
only S3.UU at a. Horn's Mauch Uhunk
Jewelry Htore.
Joseph Obert has erected a new
Fairbanks' scale on the flat to bo used
for weighing cattle, etc., tho old scale
on irst street Doing inconvenient.
An immense stock of silverware
received to-day at E. II. Honrs Mauch
ununK jewelry btoro. uet our prices,
EAST VEHtt.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Poterare
able to bo about after three months
confinement by sickness.
Charles Rehrle took possession of
his. farm on tho I8th Inst., which he
bougnt or lanory itotn.
Jacob Steisrcrwalt is busv at his
dwelling house: he will move into it
about tno 1st ol Juno.
On Tuesday, 11th Inst., Mamie, a
lour year old aaugntor oi Jonn ana
Amanda Smith, was allllctod with
diphtheria and on Tuesday night three
atnlr. m fl, ..,1 -it. 1 U Mi Inet
Mamie died and on Sunday Lizzie 6
years old dlod, on Monday, Annie. 7
rears old and Ida 5 years old diod.
They wore burled on Tuesday and
Wednesday, the funoral services for all
will bo hold on Ascension Day at 10
o clock A. M. xno parents are also
sick with the same disease; the bereaved
parents havo tho sympathy of the
entiro community.
On Monday, April 20th, Glndor's
school olosed. It was tauent by T. w,
Stelgcrwalt, it being his twenty-ninth
term. Ho fools sorry and can sympath
ize with John and Amanda Hmltn in
their sad boroavoment for Llzzlo and
Annlo were pupils of his school, in
their illness they often said that they
would attend tho "last day school" but
boforo tho last dny they had answered
to tho roll-eall of that Groat Teacher
who said Suffer Little Children to
Come Unto Me. And the consolation
for the parents in this hour, Is that If
tney preparo ror a nappy immortality
that their Lizzie and Annie will bo the
first to tender thorn their tiny hand:
beyond tne gravo.
JUST A LINK OK TWO.
SErle jvumht r.JJirnoao-a'xs-noa
bMercer rrabllo schools observe Arbor
Day May 1.
p.&w,vw dvuvu. UUUOU Will 1U UUllb
in Heading tms year.
SDallas broom factory turns out 75
aozen urooms a day. ,
SThoueh credited with 40.CH DODuhv
uon rio nas uut six wards.
EBusiness at the Phamlxvllle Post
Uulce tho past year amounted to $8,550,
SThlrty-flve licenses have been crant
oa in warren county.
8A Preoland man has written a nlav
ana wm spring it Boon.
Jamestown has raised 83,200 of the
$3,500 of stock in tho base ball associa
Uon.
SOnly 182 cases to try at this week's
session of the Lackawanna County
uriminai uourt.
The FhIUdelpht Weekly Times.
The Philadelphia Weeklv Times mav 1nst)v
uiaim hip uue iu mo cueapest mniuy paper u
the world, it Is not onlv the phennesr. hur nls
Indisputably among the best. Always hand
somely printed, it Is, In Its new form nt tliteen-
oaaea, more anraciive in appearance man evel
mo is filled with a choice selection of the best
literature for all classes of readers. Its content
ncmoe Di'igni and original stories by leadina
topics ana ponueai ana personal Mieiugeuce
rom an parts oi me worm, wnn a great nuunu
nice of finely executed Illustrations. The de
partment devoted to "Our Hoys and Utrls. '
IYU1CU I1HS UBCOUIB OUB Ui LUB IllOSI DODI11 T 1UV-
uub jpuuucuuuus in me country, is a leaiuru 01
he Weeklv Times that alone would makeii
jlieap at the exceedingly low price of fifty cent).
i year, at which this favorite lournal is now ol-
ftred. Those who wish a paper that wlllpiease
a d Interest every member ot the family, old or
youug, snouiu aenu a postal caru lor a specimen
eouv of the rhiladelDhia Weeklv Times and read
ibeluducements (il.coj In cash) offered to thoes
nuu HCb uu viuus.
A Morel Duel.
It isn't often that a healthy Maine
aeer gives up one Horn, teepi tho other,
and lights a duel with a hunter, l ut it
so lmpiieued recently. A ueutlemnn
named West, ot Lynn, Mass., can tell
you all about 1L lie was liuuUncr iu
Kingsbury and came out upou Thorn
Brook, where lie pausod to rest All ut
once lie beheld a noble lonkinc: deer
alalk out upon the brow of the hill above
lilm. He let drive one barrel nnd tlie
deer fell Hastily he scrambled up to
examine his prize and found to his grief
that he had shot one handsome horn oil
close to the animal's head. The deer
was apparently dead. Half in reverie
he fitted the horn back upon the deer's
beau in order to see how the animal
would look when intact To hU amaze
ment the deer sprang to his feet and,
thoroughly maddened, pitched into his
assailant witli an the lury of an animal
at bay. Mr. West, retaining the dlecon
necteJ horn in his hand, commenced to
belabor the animal and the battle waged
furiously. In tho heat of the melee
both tumbled plunk into the brook, anJ
this ended the conflict, The deer swam
for one bank, while Mr. West clam
bered out upon the opposite, wet,
scared, and mad clear through. His
clothes were torn and he received sev
eral painful bruises, but hung to the
horn. He carried the trophy back to
Lynn with him and left a standing offer
of (50 for tne mate. Uangor News,
Standing Bareheaded at Funerals.
.The London lancet deprecates the
practice of remaining bareheaded at
funerals, It commends the propriety
cf cutting short tho burial services in
cold and inclement weather, and sug
gests use tne nats should be kept on
the heads of those In attendance. These
suggestions should certainly be approved
of, for a funeral ceremony, as at present
carried on, involves mucn risk ot con
tracting grove inflammation of the res
piratory organs.
$1000
In Cash to be distributed among Cantata
e,t ror uiudi for me wekli.y hues.
handsomely Illustrated Paper of Six
teen races.
LESS THAN ONE CENT A WEEK.
CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WQBLD.
THE rUBLISUEltS OP THE
PHILADELPHIA
Weekly TIMES
INTICSTD TO HAVE
00.000SUBSCRIBERS
Before January, 1802, and to accomplish
this la the shortest space of time luo
price has been reduced to
CENT8
A YEAR
And Cash to the amount of
One Thousand Dollars
Will be paid to the getters up of Clubs, as
iotiows:
Kor the First Larsest List, $250
For the Second Largest List, f 200
For the 'l bird Largest List, (100
For the Three Next Largest, each $50
f or the Four Next Largest, each $25
For the Ten Next Largest, each $10
For the 20 Next Largest Lists, each $5
THE ABOVE PHIZES IN OA8II.
This comDetltlon wilt be onen to eterrbodr
everywhere men, women, boys and tlrls. Care-
iui rtcoru wiu up fupt oi me guuscnuera sem iu
breach competitor, and the cash will be paid
wuen the coutest closes, on the first day of De-
cewDer, iwi.
The PHlalohhla Weekly Times
A. Handsome Weekly Journal, filled with rlchlv
Illustrated articles ou every subject ol contem
poraneous Interest, including Fiction, Litera
ture, Travel. Adventure, Society, the Drama
Huorts aim Home i.ue, me l urra ana uaruen,
twth nil the Current News of the world. A fea
ture ol too Wikkly Timks Is a department for
Cur Boys and Girls.
ThU feature of 1 iik Tiiiks has aroused more
Interest among youug people than any other
Juvenile llibllcatton.not only because Its stories
sketches, chat, puzzles and Problems are so en
teitalnlng and Instructive, but because every
Hoy aud illrl that reads it Is n member of the
famous Eight O'clock Club. The Crimson and
Gold Button Is sent free to evenone of them.
There are no lees oi any Kino.
Yniirj-n find nut all about the club and the
tliimirpri nf Prizes It distributes umouc the
liova and Utrls ny sending for a free copy ol the
WEEKLY Times, the subscript!' n price of
which is only
50 CENTS A YEAR
It ti 111 enst von onlv a nostal care to get a
specimen copy, and then by sending fllty cents.
nnicii we are cure yuu wiu uu, it mu uo bcui
to ou for one year.
Subscriptions may begin with any number.
No continued stories.
Address lor an particulars
THE TIMES, Uulldlng.
riilLAUnLniii.
Koch & Shankweiler
TUG LARGHST AND LEADING
CLOTHING
AND
Gents' Furnishing House
IN THE LEHIGH VALLEY.
Mcaiuyr f5inil(lfeniniioiiiiu
Men's Business and Dress Suits.
Oar Spring lino of Men's and Youths'
Fine Clothing excels anything ever shown
to our customers In Ready-made ClotUInc,
maklne It a fact beyond dispute, that our
our Roods are tbe finest bovond queston.
Youth's and Boys' Clothing.
Beauty, durability, strength and aualltv.
all In one suit. We guarantee our suits
not to rip. Best values ever shown. Be
sure to inspect our lines.
Spring Overcoats.
Elegant and Fashionable Overcoats In
light and dark shades. No back num
bers, but all fresh styles. Sell at sight.
Samples of Popular Goods at Popular
rrices.
Children's Clothing.
We are foremost in the production of
Boss' Suits. Many attractive novelties.
Children's Fancy and Imitation Vest Stills
Jersey Suits Kilts and lteefers. Boys'
Knee rants.
Pantaloons.
Our side-rooms are resolendont with
Men's Boys' and Youths' Medium and
fine cants. You mention prices we do
tbe rest. Fine Trousers our Specialty.!
Neck- Wear.
Excellent taste and judgment lias been
lisplayed In selecting our New Spring and
Summer Neck-wear. The prettiest line
ever shown. Must be seen to be appreci
ated. Spring Putf tbe rage.
Kid Gloves and Half Hose,
ire are not out of sight In our great and
choice assortment of tbe world's greatest
makes oi Kio moves. Dents' own make
and Jacob Adleis. Catch It quick! Half
nose to sui. an.
Shirts.
Largest and choice assortment nf Tennis
Utctcle, outing and Summer 81ilrts. ruff
uosom nirts, the biggest drive of the
season. Ureal variety of Night Kobesand
Shirt Waists.
Under-iuear.
Our line of Under-wear the town talk.
Always burning for bargains and novelties.
Thlncs are humming. We are right In tbe
swim with extremely low prices.
The Custom Department.
Our fame for New Goods and New
Styles Is broadcast. Examine our stock
and prices before buying. Leading
specialties In Men's Fashionable Apparel.
Koch 8c Shankweiler,
LHAUINO CLOTIIIBIIS,
Hotel Allen BTd'g, Aiientown-
The Soap
that
Cleans
Most
is Lenox.
PENSIONS.
Persons deslrlnglPenslon masks and Infor
mation UDdr Aet of June lseo, ean.obioln the
tame from ut undersigned,
aEO.V. BSeKRirrotbonoUry,
SAglltt Usueb Obunk. Ps.
Administratrix Notice.
Estate of James D. Dknhixoeb, dee'd, late of
toe Borough of Welssport, County of Carbon,
State ot Pennsylvania.
Letters of administration havihff been granted
to the undersigned, widow ot the late J. 1). lien
Dinger, all persons knowing themselves to be
Indebted to said estato will make Immediate
payment ana persons naving claims win present
the same In proper form for settlement.
ADDILA V. DENNINOEn,
Administratrix.
Welssport, Pa., April 25, ISOl-wC
Estate Notice.
Estate of Frederick Tlrlnkman. dereAterl. lain
ot Lehlghton borough, county of Carbon and
staio oi rennsyivania. ah persons indented to
B&iu esuic are requesieu to muKe lmmcaiaie
payment nnd those having legal claims against
the same will present them without delay In
proper order for settlement.
"II. If. UKXHKMA2T,
Uhab. K. Hrihkmav.
Ienlghton, fa., Apr 25, 91. ct, Administrators.
Tofhoffl It May Concern.
All persons are hereby forbid giving my son,
Claude V. Dnimbore, any goods by written
order or otherwise on my account, as 1 will not
pay or be responsible for any debts contracted
uy nun uuer ims ume
. , .Mns. JosBrn DnuMDonu.
Lehlghton, To., April 17, 1801.
Executor's Notice.
Estate of Maky Ann Zimmkrman, deceased,
late ot Franklin Township, Carbon county. Pa.
Letters testnmentatary of the last will and
testament ot the late Mary Ann Zlmmermau,
deceased, of the enmity nnd state aforesaid, have
been umnipil In thn iinilprwitrnfwL ill n.ran,
knowing themoelves to be Indebted to said est ite
vviumaKo sen lenient at once, and persons hav-
iiik Simula miii iiri'seui, uiu aauie uuiy auiuenii
catcd for payment.
AUSTIN BOYER, Executor.
April Jl, 1891-wg Welssport, l'a.
Dissolntjon of Co-FartnersMp.
Notice Is herehy given that tileco-pnf thershlp
heretofore existing between Joseph M Peters
ami i.d uesiun, uuing uusineis as me uener
ul Wtoro. In the norougn. of l'arryvllle. Carbon
county, !'.. has this day. (April 4, 1891), been
dissolved bymutnal consent, T. J. Weston re
tiring iruin saiu urm.
'llio business will be carried on and all ac
counts due to and by said firm will be settled by
loseph M. l'etersjT.J. Weston not being re
sponsible lor any debts due by or to said fliiu.
J. WESTON,
1'arryvllle. Pa.
April 0. iwi-ws"
Assignees' Notice.
Notlee U herehv trlven. that Holnmnn Wnlek.
ot Franklin Township, Carbon county. Pa., and
Evo Ann his wife, by deed ol voluntary assign
ment, have assigned all the estate, real and per
sonal, of the said Solomon Walck, to Edward
Itabernnd J. K Illckcrt, of Franklin Township.
Carbon county, I"a.,for the benefit of the credi
tors ot the said Solomon Walck. All persons,
therefore. Indebted to the said Solomon Walck,
will make payment to the said Assignees, and
those havingclalmiordemands will make known
tho same without delay.
EDWAItn RAP.EU.
J. IC 1EICKEUT.
April 10, 1591. Assignees of Solomon Walck,
Particular Notice.
All ners'-ns are herebv cautioned not tntres
fiass on the property of the undersigned, for
he purpose of fishing, located In the Fine Itun
uisirict, towamensing townsnip, garnon Co.,
l'a., under penalty of the law.
YV Jft 1 ZiCil. A. nijlUPiKli.
April t
School Bonds For Sale.
The Directors of Tho Indenonrfent Rehnnl
District, of Franklin Township, Carbon county,
x a. win uu uu Aituuc
APRIL 1st, 1891,
Issue Bonds to tho amount of -t3.000. In sums of
from S100 to M00, bearing
4 Per Cent Interest per Annum,
nnd will mature In from Seven to Thirteen Years.
Interest is payable annually and the Bonds are
exempt irom uu inxca.
'i heao Bonds otter a snlendldaml aafo Invest
ment for persons of limited means who have a
lew uoimrs iuia oy ior oia ago. Aoaress,
It. J. HONUEN. President.
II. T. 8MAWLKY, Secretary,
mar. 14, 1891-wS Wbissport, 1'a,
ROOFING
OUJI-ELASTIO ROOFINU FELT costs only
82.00 per too square feet. Makes a good roof
lor years, and anyone can put It on.. Send stamp
ior sample anu iuii parucuiura.
-. , . ,...no Roorrwo Co., '
39 & 41 West Broadw&t, new York.
Irfioal Asents Wanted,
mar. 21, llsi-3n
For Sale
A "Very Valuable Farm !
The undersigned offers for sale lili farm nt
aa Acres, more or less, together with House,
Barn, and other necessarv Imnrnvemenfu. thn
property Is located In Mahoning Township, four
miles fiom Lehlghton, and has a never falling
Biniuti ui waici. ApiU w
JAMES REnRIO.
Bankway, Lehlghton. Fa.
or. Cabdon Advocate Office.
apni is V3
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
aiic iiuucisiiiiicu mn sen at aunc n,iie on
the premises In the Borough ot LEI1IQ11TON,
Carbon county, Fenn'a, on
Tuesday, May 5th, 1891,
at TWO o'clock p. m.. the following described
nieces of Valuable Real Estate, late of William
Wagner, deceased, to-wlt. All that certain lot
or Piece ot of Ground situate on Lehigh street,
in tho Korough of lehlghton, Carbon county,
l'enu'a, bounded and described as follows, viz:
Mtuate on the westwardlv side nf Lehitrn frAHt
orustreetluterseciing said Lehigh street, ami
containing In (i out or breadtli ou said street
sixi-six vooj ieei. mm exienuing westwardly
between parallel lines at right angles from wild
ttreet one hundred and elglitv nlne(180) feet and
nine (9) Inches to n certain alley; sutuwardly by
lot of Josenh Maderes': westwardlv liv i.m
alley, northwardly by lot of Owen lloyer. and
easlwarnly by said Lehlgb street. The Iinprore-
Frame Dwelling House,
Two and One-hftlf Rtnries. nnd nil nepne.nrv nut.
I..,tl,llna Thl. ..mo.u I. A .1 1 ,.(.....'.....
aud will make a cosy borne.
No. 2. All that certain messuage, tenement
and lot or iiiece of land kIIiuim in ttm iini-nitci.
of lohighton, Carbon county, Fenn'a, being tne
uu,,,nflmiium-ft,i pail, ill IMV llUIUOCrea lYt O
hundred nnd thlrtv-flve isasi In Hia rin n, ,.iAr
ot said llorough; having u front or width of
iiiiriy-iureeixiueeion j,enign street, and con
tinuing of that uidlh between parallel hnea at
rlallt uncles with said street nnn linnifi-iul anil
eightyuln (180) feet and nine (9) Inches to
wnciry ney, uuuuueu ou ine east oy Lnerry
Alley, on the west by Lehigh street, on the north
by the northward one-half ot said lot No. SS&,
aud on the south by land of Amos Gerber.' The
improvements Uierronare a
Frame Dwelling House,
and all tho necessary outbuildings. This prop
erty is nloely situated and Is a rare chance to
seeure a pleasaut home.
No. 3. -All those two certain Lots or Pieces
Ground situate In the llorough of Lehlghton.
Ourbnn county, l'euno, and numbered in the
plan or draught of said llorough, Koa. lis and
ISB.eachof them containing In frout or width
ou Vine street sixty-six (CO) feet, and extending
of that width at right angles to Melon Alley one
hundred and eighty-nine (ISO) feet and nine (9)
Inches. Hounded on the east by fine street, on
the west by Melon Alley, on the north by lit
No. ISI, and on the south by Lot No. 137.
Terms and conditions will be made known at
time ard place of sale, by
, . PAUL W AO NEB. For tbe Heirs.
April 17, 1M1-W3
To get a full line of Split Bam
boo $ Wood Fly and Bait Mods,
Brass and Niokle Mules, Silk
and Linen lines, all kinds of
Hooks. Bait boxes, Hand Nets,
Trout Baskets, Hooks and Out.
Full line of Flies, Ferrules,
Trimmings, y-o-, ., go to T. D.
Thomas' Drugstore, Lehighton.
TO ANGLERS !
GO TO
6ns. Miller's Popular Restaurant,
FOIt
FRESH LAGER BEER,
Finest llrand j ot Liquors, sueh at
Oibson's Pure Rye,
Dougherty's Pure Rye,
Qenuine Silver Brook,
Imported Qin and Brandies,
Finest Cigars.
First-class Free Lunch always
on the Uar.
To Contractors anii MM.
Tho undersigned announces to Contractors
and Builders that he has now opened his stone
quarry, at Heaver Run, nnd Is prepared to supply
Building Stones
In any quantity nt reasonable rates, ITe also
keeps a supply at his residence on SECOND
S rilEKT. to supply Immediate demand.
IIAULINu of every description, promptly at
tended to.
Also, constantly on hand a full supply, of tbe
utfct urauus ui
JTlour and Feed,
which he will sell at Lowest Market Trices.
CHARLES TRAINER,
SECOND STREET, LEHIOIITON, PA
Stop Paying Big Prices!
Save from 10 to 25 per cent !
buy your
Wall Payer and Decorations,
Window bhades and Fringes.
LJurtam roles, Uhains,
Sash and Stair Rods,
Brushes, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Glass, Putty, and all
kinds oi Stationery, at
First street, Lehighton
We have the largest assortment
at lowest prices. Call and
be convinced.
mar. II, lS9l-3in
WMo Mifflin
Excelsior Carpet forte,
FIRST STREET, - - LEUIQHTOK,
Opposite the Park.
Is tbe place to get your Carpet Wove w
your rags exchanged for either Itae.
Ingrain or Drussel Carpet, Prices to
suit everybody.
N. B. I also keep the office for "Tbe
Singer Manufacturing Company," and
seep ior saie a tun :me oi machine sup
plies and attachments, such as Oils
Cans, Needles, (for both old and new
machines) Shuttles, Belts, Belt Hooks,
springs, ituboers, etc, etc.
Instructions to opperate machines clad-
ly civen anytime by lady operator.
Give me a c&ll and be convinced that I
sell at tne very lowest figure.
First street, next to Dr. Horn's Central
Drag Store.
Livery Mies.
D. J. KISTLER
Resecttully announces to the public that be has
opened a NEW LIVERY STABLE, and that he Is
now prepared to furnish Teams for Funerals,
Weddings or Business Trips on tbe shortest no
Ice and most liberal terras. Orders left at the
uaroon uouse" win receive prompt attention.
STABLES ON NORTH STREET,
next the Hotel. Lehlghton. lanuu-
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK
OF MILLINERY GOODS
Mrs. E. FATH,
respectfully aououuees to her Lady Friends
mat sne nas just returned from tbe
city where she nas secured an en
tirely new and fashionable
stock of all tbe latest
styles In Millinery
Ooods, comprising
Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings,
Flowers, Ribbons, &c.,
10 which ebe Invites tbe attention of her
friends aud the ladies in general.
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST I
Mrs. E. FATH,
South First Street, 2nd door below M. E,
Oburcb, Lehlghton, Pa,
inarch 21, isai-sm.
H. M. BETZ,
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry,
Silverware,Bronzes, Clocks,
Bicycles.Piano Lamps,
Furniture, Parlor
Organs,
and almost every kind of mer
chandise sold upon the Tontine
Plan which is now so favorably
known as applied to life insur
ance. Certificates are issued to
members entitling them to
$40 worth of Mer
chandise for $ 17 !
The certificates are guaranteed
to mature in 17 weeks upon
conditions ; clubs now forming.
If you widh to get any of the
above goods, at greatly reduced
prices, and on easy payments,
call on or drop a postal to
FRANK GERMAN,
GENERAL AGENT,
TFeissport. . - Jtnn'a.
aprllll, 1831-em ''
All the very latest news will
be found in the Caedon .4dvo
OAS.
Weissport Mm Uireetory.
U. S. KRESOE, " "
to th Old fost Ofllee Building.
Finland Medium Shoes for Ladles, Men tad
Children at the very lowest prices.
New Rubbers Inserted In Gaiters at from M to
so cents.
AU kinds of repairing Neatly. Cheaply and
uu a cviiifiiij RiiGnuea uj.
HAND-MADE BU0T8 ft SH0ZS
MOO Tti
EAHY . BHAVE,
AND a
Sty Lisa IIaib Cut,
oo TO
IK. V. E3RA Ko
tos BAIIBEU,
Over the Oanal Bridge.
SPOT cii Buyers go to
A. F. SJfYDER,
And buy your Organs, rianot.SewIng Machine! ,
Wringers, Washing Machines. ImplemeiU,
Fumps of all kinds. It will pay you o get prices
from mebefore buying. X can bat 701s snney
M. FLORY, 1T LEADS THEM
Manufacturer of I
hum wcwci iu( iUU nuiuuniii.
HARNESS, COLLARS
DHIGIIT,
UUAimtWB,
CLEAN,
wnirs, FLY-NETS,
tie., &c, &c.
INDEPENDENT.
WHITE -o- STREET.
Read hi-
fi. J. HONCEN,
Practical Wagon Builder.
Repairing Neatly and Cheaply Don at
Very Ueasonablo Prices.
General Agent for the Qllbarttf Patent Adjust-
auie uamaee r oie, ana ueaier m
I)uggles and Carts.
M. O- Kuntz.
IIAIB . (JTJTTINq
l&asl end j,eui!iiion-
AMD-
welssport Bridge.
Dealer In SoleLeath-
SMOOTH SHAVING
In ths verr hlrheit
er. fin shed Calf
Styli ot Tonsorlal Art
skins, Kip and Up
As HOBN S
per Leather, uaweas
Leather, etc.
Highest prices paid for
Hides. Skins & Tallow.
S . Baiok
Try Him!
JpttANKLIN HOUSE,
EAST WEISSPOBT, PENK'A.
This house offers first-class accommodations to
he permanent boarder and transient nest.
Panic prices, only One Dollar per day.
augr-iy John BKitnio, Proprietor.
Oscar Christinan,
WEISS PORT, PA.
Livery and Exchange Stables.
easy riding carriages and safe driving horses.
Best accommodations to agents and travellers.
Mall and telegraph orders promptly attended to.
Give me a trial. raavJt-ly
The - Welssport - Bakery,
o. w. laury, rnoraiETOB.
Delivers Fresh Bread and Cakes In Welssport,
jjeuiguion anu vicinities every uav.
tn the store I have a Fine Line ot Confectionery
or the Holiday Trade. Sunday schools and tess
vals supplied at lowest prices. decS-.-u
Over Canal Brite E. Welssuort
.UNDERTAKER
AND DEALER IN
FURNITURE.
PARLOR SUITES,
BED ROOM SUITES
., v. Prices the very lowest. Quality of
goods the best. Satisfaction guaranteed In
every particular.
Caskets, Cofflna and Shrouds
. We have a full line which we will furnish a
tne lowest possime prices.
Flour, Feed, &c,
the choicest quality at very rtasonableprlees.
Call and be convinced.
J-OSBPH P. REX,
Aprll-IT
EAST WEISSPOBT.
AXi. CAMPBELL,
Jeweler anil WatcMer,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Anna
Respectfnlly Invites the attentlenof his friends
1J n (1 1 h M.f.na f.mMllv tr. hia ln.M.n.a
new stock of
Watches, Clocks,
Silverware, Jewely,
at Prices that defv comnetltlon. It will nv ran
o call and Inspect my stock before parcfiistag
DUBHUUIV.
REPAIRING
Promptly done at lowest charge, and all word
guaranteed,
Don't Fonet the Place.
SIGN OP THE BIO WATCH,
Bank St Lehighton.
Deell8S7
Prof. ALEXANDER BOUDROU,
nam now It yeras of age. Was a student ef
Medicine and Surgery for seven years under the
famous Dr. Nelson, and alter ten rears' hard
study and In consultation with seven of the most
eminent physicians in tbe city ot Philodelphla
since iht. 1 have discovered the cure ol many
....ll.Jln.iiHlil.ril....
SajUUGU M.VU.W.V
It can no lonxer be doubted that the solos can
be cured; that paralyzed limbs can be restored
to thetr natural use. aud general debility cured.
Congestion ut the brain, apoplexy, results ot sun.
stroke and the worst cases of rheumatism, sci
atica, neuraurta, liver, cornplalut, Brlghts' dis
ease of tbe kidneys, hip and bone disease, ca
tarrh, bronchitis, chronle dysentery, and so
called heart disease and dlpbterta, all entirely
cured with pure medicines of ray own prepara.
1U11 , l U9CU flUpVIIJ M UUCCWU,
Durtnjt nine )ears over 18.000 persons In this
cltv alone have used these medicines and are
living witnesses of their worth. All thetr names
can be obtained by calling at tbe office and lab
oratory of Professor lloudrou. No. im North
Tenth Btreet, Philadelphia. I was myself In
jured tn the spine and paralysed for seven yean
and pronounced incurable by seven ot the most
anie pnysiciani ana buikcodi oi u cur. i bis
now well and healthy, having cored myself with
mv own medicine
Do not listen to those prejudiced against lav
proveraect tn mouiciae uq uio, irucu job can
be saved.
I will not go Into practice myself, being ever
M years of ax, but will sell tuy med.eines. I
nave two eminent pnraiciaaa conoeciea wiu
me to attend to calling at the resldsnees ot the
sick It required.
Come one, come all sufferers and be raster4
to health, cured by these pore medicines asd
tans see experience ana ceuev ior ven rati res.
Ofllee sad Laboratory open ally tress t A. M.,
to tit P. li. OaU or wrlw AUtXAWUlii
Joseph F. Rex,
Save While You May.
STOP IN AT
Hummers Queensware Bazaar,
FIRST STREET,
Don't buy anything in the line
or tinware until you have
Hanslng Lamps from $2.75 to $8.75.
vase iJimps irom i.zoto tz.uu.
Common Lamps from 20 to 85 cents.
Iron Slono China Vegetable Dlsbcs. 7c, 8c, and 18c.
Plates per dozen, 48c, 72c, 84c,
Aleals Plates each, 12c, 15c and 25c.
2 quart Piicbes, 20 to SO cents.
Cups and Saucers, SO, 40 and 60 cf i.
Dinner Setts, from $3.00 to $3,
Ladies and Misses
Spring Jackets, Blazers
and Reefers!
In all the New Shades.
634 Hamilton
Everybody is Cutting Prices:
Our's Remain the Same !
Don't Buy Until You See Our Goods
and Compare Prices !
One day time clocks, 60c, 75c, and up to $2.50.
One day alarm clocks, 80c, $1.00 and up to $3.50.
Eight day clocks from $3.0B up to $10.00.
American Lever TFatches from $5.00 up to' $50 and $60
We don't make a " blow " about low prices and we have no
need to " cut " for the simple reason that our prices are now as
low if not lower than those of other Jewelers in this town or in
the county. We repent our invitation : Come and see us and
examine our goods and learn prices before buying elsewhere.
AGENT.
The Reliable Jeweler,
THE POSITIVE CURE
1ELT
BEOTHER3, 63 Wtrrea
Stoves,
Tinware.
Heaters and
Ranges,
In Great Variety at
Samuel Graver's
Popular Store, Bank Street
Boofing and Hpoutinga special
ty. Stove repairs furnished
on abort notice
Reasonable!
TEOS. KQm,
Lehighton, Fa.
D1IALEK IN
1?ins Pa nnnntru Prpfl
IUII 1UI UUUUllj JUIiUU UUUUlUj
From M to JC0 rounds la Welsht.
Prlcu Lower than tha Lowest. Tbess are
ot DoCalo Block, and are guaranteed.
ty-Call and are before bujlog elsewhere.
TITTrt'l'Af'TI A lirr
IglWl GALLERY,
rarzuasatlr located near VaUj Depot, for
Oabiaiti and ramlly Srasp. Otd vlctorw eep
JOBWOR
fihnnts
LEHIGHTON.
of queensnare, chinawarc, lamp9
seen our stock of goods.
Fashionable
Millinery.
We have the Lamest and most Stylish'
Effects In Seasonable millinery at tha
Lowest Prices. In the trimming de
partment we havo Two Ulty Milliners
to create happiest fancies la effects for
our customers.
Wraps
Coats,
In the newest styles and ot ths very
best materials and make at lowest
prlcss. Don't ko to the city wbsa you
can buy cheaper at home.
r
WEISSPOKT, PA.
Branch Store, Lehighton.
St., Aiientown.
BtVHeYcric rnceCOets.1
If of all kinds nicely executed
Si at this office. Prices low.
During the year 1891 You will
find
-AT-
SWEENY'S
"Corner Store"
JUST THE PLACE TO BUY
Dry Goods fjroceaief, Notions,
Glassware, Oranges, Banans,
Grapes, Lemons, Apples,
Nuts, Candies and everything
Usually foune in a thoroughly
first-class general store. TTe
solicit a call and guarantee
satisfaction.
REMEMBER THE
Corner Store,
LEHIGHTON PA.
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