DttlfilS AL CHBAP CASH STORE
Hcre'8 news for the eronomi
cal. While tho renovating sea-
LOCAL GRIST.
From the Hooper of Ktbi-t Ty bthjim
Tho Chronlcllnnof IJe lleporter
- Our public schools will close on
May 27.
-Fourth stroot is to be graded nna
pavemented.
.v nuni oh 11,1 nf Oscar Strohm
BOD is licro WO have completed dlod Thursday morning.
Eugene Bartholomew wiu uuuu a
home In tho south ond.
Full linn of Intrrain and Brussel
carpets at Henry Sohwarte's. -
There will be no graduating laM
from our high school this year,
A COLUMN OF JUMgLES
Original " Clipped. Mttle Mutter of
Interest that ere Worth tlm Heading,
Phil Carrol's stable at Packerton
was burnpil to the ground on Tuesday,
Loss SWW. Fully Insured.
The Bearer Meadow Catholic come-
trr 1r being enlariied. The base ball
NEWSY WmSSPORT.
our work. Wo found some in
teresting bargains which we
placed upon our counters and
Marked Jobs !
It is worth your time in gold
to take advantage of the so-called
TU Doing of IdTelr Town rlf Ctaml
eled In Short Snip-Snap Order tr
'Stroller and Chain."
-Mine host Ohristman, of the Fort
Allen, and the genial DanT Graver are
at Philadelphia.
Sinamr will build a force hall,
season is just about opening In that 20x50 to his store building on tho oast
village. side. Bully, for Osoar.
Victor Bowman, aged forty years, TTandsomo wall paper, borders and
ex-nostmaator and a woll known ltopub- ,innnrnf t,, nr. lum-v's drug Btoro. Now-
lloanof Bowmanstown died ruwdoy. Mt ueelgus ond positively tho lowest
imormeni, hi uuo u uiuuu. . pricos.
Tustord has 4UUU population, iure c,., . t.:ij. -j.
int. m nnani hmisn. JOHlffl aiuiiuoj 10 uuiiuu.k u
1.111 .1. 1 -1. i 1. .4 .1,1. .!..
Alllb WulUA, UL luu Uia, niuu, uuiw
brated his 33rd anniversary on Satur-
JOBS!
oni our mgn scnooi mis your, wards, oloctrlo nguts.au ope uuuou, ---r-- his lWnklln tovnship rost-
Th mnmbers of tho M. B. Sunday innumerable saloons, but no grave yard. dion to ,Vis J"?
. . 1. i I . ... Ill 11. V ...af.-,! UOUUU nUlUll ... - -.v..
sonooi are couooung ior u uuy uiw tivenoss of tho sanio.
Dr. W. F. Danzor, or uazicton, win un Duuuuy uvuumy, X m . . ,,i .trif'
bp aUho Exchange Hotel on Friday, divine service at Bvnians, at 7:30 -Henry '".Mtotor
T A Hiihor. of Wolssport officiating. ' fall from a scaffold on which ho was
t , v. Arril nf Plnnnnnt standing whilo at work somo days ago,
Corner, is making qulto on industry
out of tho manufacture of tho Combi
nation Picket Fonco; ho has turned out
over COO rods this spring.
' c. F. Ellor, brakoman on tho East
Ponn oro local, had his legs soverely
squeezed at Bowers station. Ho was
making a coupling when the cars
mountod. Ho was tnlton to his homo in
Reading for treatment.
"Big Joe" and his threo companions
. .ill . IT .1 .1 DinM.lAn.l la n,ir
May 1st. 2t
Ed Miller is all smoilos it's a baby
boy. Hore's our paw, isu, Biiauo.
f!nmmnnnlng on Sundov tho ovon
ing eorviQes in tho M. E. church will
opon at 7:30 o'clock.
1 VX) hnvs' suite for 81.25 un to 80,
at tho Ono Price Star Clothing Hall,
Mauch Chunk.
Watches, clocks, oto., collod for
carefully ropalrod, and dollvorod by
the Wolssport Jowolor.
There are several plocos on First
stroot whore tho side walks are In a
pretty bad condition. Fix tkoinl
day, by giving a dolightful party to
many friends.
C. W. Laury has a flno lino of
Spalding's balls, bats, masks, gloves
and other base ball articles on hand
which ho sells at lowest cash pricos.
Call on him. 2t
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1 lUOBHrS. 4U1UU1UU, XIUW., XJlvi Jf iiuiu,
Zorn, Boyor, Amor auu "uratiy maue
.. I riiul,. Willi luu uut w uAHium I,, --,.-. rm
Wantndt Fine clocks and watchos s tho onlv survivors of tho Jeanosvillo "io muu. i"u
no fhpv rntilfi never bo duvrii- to clwm at 00 eta, warrantod 1 year by disastor. Their porlgrinotlons nro usuormans iuck.
as incy couiu ut-t tho Weissportjewolor toward SchuylklU county. h0'8 not much of a fisherman, wo
T uiory tho Wolssport druggist, soils Jacob Doiter, of Kunkletown, a moan Will Rood, but still ho caught a
catcd for the money they arc tho newest wall papers, borders and Mnhlenbonr College Btudent, dlod beautiful moss of trout ono day last
uecorauons. xticos aro vui iuiy. Hoturuay oi cousuuipnuu mm uo
Don't buv until you soo Biery's buried .Monday. Tho runorai was ai-
stock of now wall papors, borders and tonded by a delegation of students anu
decorations. 1'ricos vory low. Bworamuuiraui ouuiou ....v
had bolongod.
UlUUJi DiniUKili WJf vuuy uuij I , , , a TT-1 11
iuni, Dina-t in nnnof Timrin a tnrmor iinmoa vveavor. 01 noiuui
nrnfii Wnloannrf .Tnwnlnr. bore, attomntod to cross the Lizzard
BASK BALI. nOASIP.
8atcrda's Uamk: The Iohighton
olub opened the season last Saturday,
when they played the strong Alert
club of Phllllpsburg The weather was
very unfavorable for ball playing bo
lng cold and blustry, but notwith
standing this drawbaok, an enthusiastlo
crowd, numbering over six hundred,
were on the grounds ready to cheer
their favorites to victory. Tho Alerts
presented a strong front, playod a flno
game, ana wero only ueaten nrtor
FROM MAUCH CHUNK.
The Oonntj Or pi till Spiritedly Bpltomlied
by Sped til OorrMimndeBt. rToBl
nnd Otlim In,
Carey Hall. untHtr Mauoh Chunk.
has been raced to the ground.
Politics are not very llvolv the
candidates, If there are any, keep very
quite.
Tho new snan and foot walk anroas
tlm Tinhtrrii rfirnT. tn tlm (mat otAn la
Fiardtusslo. Tho Lohlghton prosontod conpietod. .
Lukons and Simmons In the points Tho Lohigh Valloy Modlcal Assool
while DoWltt and Raub, did tho bat- a.".on nolci lto summor mooting in
lory work for tho Alorts. tuis city on Juno 36th.
The came was called with the Lohigh. I The cnnlai snnlm .Tnmra .T rtnirln
ton at tho batand whon the old favortto was treated to n Tiannv surnHsn nnrtv
uuuumgs, steppou up ra tno piate, no on last rnuay evening at nls west
was loudly applaudod, ho responded Broadway rosidonco.
with a safe drive to left, stolo second. m
and camo homo on Raub's throw to l UiZf ' JA,SS uot,u?
catch him at second, Simmons waltod t,S,d,iV i.t w-pV y oa("la
for a good ono and ws rewarded With h"8 'ffofl,an5f frioud8 offor
a base on balls, only to bo thrown out warm congratulation.
at second on a close decision, Christ-1 Rev. Niol, pastor of tho M. E.
man and Horner both struck out. church. In this city, has been enmurod
BOYS
and
0HILDREN8
6L0THIN6
Ryan for tho Alorts filed out to Jon
nlngs, Ferguson was retired on a pretty
running catch of Mantz, nnd DoWitt
waB retired at first.
In tho second inning Lohlghton was
retired without a run but tho Alorts
covered up mattors.
offered at.
J. T. NUSBAUM,
flirt Street, between South ana nam Streets,
Lehlchton, Pa.
Creek branch of tho Lohigh Valloy
Unilrond in front of anadvanoinu train
on last Friday. Tho engine caught the
xne animais
For Salo A safety bicyclo. in cood
condition.ballboaringall around, W0.50
cost 800. Annly to 1). S. Bock, Lohigh-
The Carbon Advocate t0:, Wortmnn .. Ronth
stroot rosideuco to David Ebbert this bo gla(1 ho-8 aUv0
1 ttl
1MUS3 UWOlllUB Ull iUIIU on ecu r-,nraloo nn Rntllrrlnv
to deliver tho Memorial Day address at
Weathorly on May 30th. Mr. Niel is a
ready and forcible speaker,
Uev. W. if. tjtovcuson. for somo
yoara tho rmstor of tho Presbyterian
1. 1 ohurch. proachod his farewell sermon
riaht. ConnoUv fouled to Simmons. ?u"u"y.l .MPn.atty
Mutchlor was hit by pitcher, Tetus "S,'nIor mB lw'w" "tus.
struck outr Ediiigor lilt safe to richt vul0 1 -
and Raub scored, Ryan out at first. Charlie Johnsou, of Connecticut,
No more runs wore scored until the Cth who was In tho county prison for a year
innine. tuo ueiame umuu snarn on I Dast tor rnnrosontmcr mmsnir an. n mil.
both sides. lootor for tho Advocate, Democrat and
In the Cth Mantz was retired at first Gazette, has been liberated. Ho was
but Jennings got in a beautiful throo one of a gang of half a dozen who
wook ono of the beauties measuring pasor to Jott contro and scored on a worked tho samo gamo in this and adi
124 inches in loncth, ivouuitw wyuu uj, uuuaiiiiuu, nms i juiuiu($ kuuuuus.
I Dftfnltlrf tl,A null tm 1 n In tlm rtt m n I
Rev. J. I. Yottor. Of thO jVane0liCal Tim Alnrta fnUnrl in nnnra RKCRET BOC1ETY GOBSll'
Association, will preacn in bcnooi uau in tho 7th Chambers led with a two- Thero are twenty-one councils
Sunday morning at ton o clock in the bngger to right; Lukens hit in front of Junior Order United American Mecha-
uormaniauguuKu. i luraiui unmuuu piato anu reacneu urst on an error; nlcs in Indiana county
lagivuu iuu jjuuhu ui titiuuu mo 1 L,namuers hi tue meantime uoing somo
vices. good sprinting reachod home on tho
xentguton laiioa to score alter
Along with our assortment of
boys clothing wo carry tho
usual line of Uoots,Shoes, Slip
pers, Rubbers and Gents Furn
ishings. In this lino tho ex
cellence of our goads has been
well established. Onlv the
best things go at the lowest
prices. Postpone buying until
you see our assortment.
ZERN'S.
ZERN'S.
WE have plaocd on our
ers a nice assortment of Sam
and Childrens Ready - N&ik
Clothing in all tho soasenablo
offects. The pricos on thafe
goods arc marked at Uro lovrA
figures. It will pay yoS U
postpone buying until you ex
amine our assortment.
BOYS
and
CURE
NS
L0THIN6
SATURDAY, MAY 2,1891.
FJCOl'MI ION THIS GO.
Flash Picture of Fnralllar Fnce ComlnK
nnd Oolne.
Ed Brannix, of Philadelphia, was
In town over Bunaay.
Mrs.H.V. Morthimcr, Jr., is visit
Jng her parents, at uotnienom.
Mine host Semmol, of tho Gilbert
House. Weatherlv. was closlntt digits
with old acquaintances horo and at
Weissport Monday. His visit horo was
for tho purposo of investing in horso
uesh ror ms livory,
Dr. W. W. Rober, railway surgeon
far the Lohioh Valley Railroad In this
soction, is at Buffalo, N. Y.. this week
attending a meeting of the National
Association of Railway Surgoons, of
which ho is a member,
A tall, gray-haired gentleman in
town for a few hours on Monday ovou
ing was J. Irvln Stool, of Ashland, Pa.,
Tn4a..jn .itr.1, i ttiniimo frtr.rt1,1 ! error.
iJULD UUUUU.t .1. 1.1 , 1. .1 .uiuuui ... . ... . . .... . .
. , t , tt.11 ..i I T.iils. Iillr. T.llA Alfrr,fl tunflA t.llltlfTQ TflthftP
S&SiS .JS tt&&Sg
purchased thoRudolph bo ed ,.8 , , , wore frightened off oofore they secured Witt reached 1st on balls; Connolly
rrn,iPri trit The fair hold at Beaver Meadow by nnti.in reachod 1st on Chambers' error, and
n iuira street. Father Brady closed on Saturday night. anrulI'B' Forcuson scored: Horner fioldedMutch.
Solid silver friendship rincs. milled
edge with littlo bangles, all sizes only
23conts each at Bock's jowolry store
Lohlghton.
His friouds aro glad to see him
about again. We mean big hearted
Jako Raudenbush who was "gripping"
it for a couple or weeKs past,
81270 was realized on tho contest for
tho organ and the ladios goin watcn,
Thore is still another watch to bo hoard
from, and when all tho receipts are
handed in Father Brady will have
cleared about $2300 on the fair.
A fatal accident took place at Coxe
Bros & Co's Beavor Moadow colliery,
Hon. A. J. Durllng has been mado Tuosday morning, resulting In the
treasurer of tho Lohlghton Land and
Improvement Company, vico J. H.
Long, of Packerton, roslgnod.
It looks as if their would be a bier
crowd at the athlotio entertainment in
tho Opora Houso, next Friday evening.
If you liko sport, don't miss it.
-For good clock and watch repair
ing go to Wilson Frantz, tho new
jowolor on Bankway. All work done
neatly, cheaply and promptly. 4t
Two new largo dinning stands will
bo built on tho fair ground of the
death of n Hungarian and probably
fatal injury to Daniel McLaughlin.
The men were working in their breast
whon a fall of tho 7-foot vein occurred.
Both woro caught undor it, tho Hun
garian being killed- instantly. The un
fortunate man loaves a wlfo and six
children in tho old country. McLaugh
lin is unmarriod and was removed to
the Central Hotol, Beaver Meadow,
whero ho Is a boarder.
-Tho second entertainment undor
the auspices of tho Evangelical Choral
Society camo off Monday evening. A
larcre audience was nresont and listened
with ploasureablo interest to tho recital
of an excellent program of song, prayer
and recitation.
Mrs. John Powol, mother of Adam
Eachos, of Franklin township, died on
Friday last from tho effects of apploxy.
Sho was aged 81 years. Interment
took placo on Mouday from tho Evan
gelical church, Rev. Reitz and Mc
Cartney oinciatlng.
Tho job of filling up tho Park is a
Oak Grove Council. 357. Jr. O. U. A.
M., of Pleasant Cornor, will build a now
hall. The building will be two stories
high, 28x42 feet, and have all necessary
conveniences; It will bo located on the
iucuanioi sido of rioasant (Jornor.
All members of Carbon Castle and
Maj. Klotz Commandery. K. G. E.. are
rcauestod to attond the meetlnc on
MODUay evening next as llnal arrange
ments wiu do maao lor participating
in the Brand demonstration at Potts-
ville, on May 12th,
The celebration of tho 72d anniver
sary of tho introduction of Odd Fellow-
shin in America was i
c i ..,i i i,i xamaqua on monuoy. some ctu lodges
,uw u . i xii i uuu ii ivoii in ii i.i Ytxnj UK, I c .1 , T
with bond of music, and banners and I
HUWflRT7
The spring season of 1891 finds
Tho Eiimif lira Man
9 b nur a unyi&uiuaffiaiifl
still in the lead with one of the haudsomest assortments of
Fine and Medium Furniture
evor shown in the Lehigh Valleylat marvelously low pjJeffs.
vv e atso nave rjeautuui patterns in
Ferguson scored; Horner fioldedMutch
ler s nit to 1st, leaving two men on
basos; noither sldo scored in tho Oth
and the first game was ovor and won.
Tho fieldine of Lchishton was especi
ally brilliant. Enbodv cantured a ball
from Titus' bat in tho 7th which looked
goouior two uasoa; tuo worn oi jen- -r,- , - -Ij"" -- , :
nmgatardwas aamirauio, he putting ,, iJ" j BnX ,n7 ouu u,c l"410 usiumamngiy low.
iotVo Lr11mu!!lr,r?Fd!?, 0l0Jh MAM W )M m.m.WM 2- mm
.j.-j.ijn. w
-.1 J -11 ? T .1 1. ' .
spanned tho streets. After tho parade "B'.yieH mm hu prices, in UllS line we are prepared to dfibr
Chambers at short covered
ground and Horner while he had but
little to do, showed that ho is a good
uuKa uuu uumuci Uiui uira. -11 .Mpa nriJ n T ft,- 15
one. while Christman nlavod flrs rilka spannea tno streets. Auertne paraue t ...1D uu c ure prepai
aviteron. The pitch ng of Lukens XTin and competition cannot come near raft
urnQ 1 uiriTf tmntt imr rno nmr nfanrnni -a j 0 . , - 1 1 nvii
7 . "i.'" I fiftn- .Arn nlnjf fl nml A niflftHflfT nlnnn I l'l IV CD V.H11 U11V1 DCC U.
I.1TT1.K GAP.
1- ri 111. 1 1 t J-1,J,
proprietor of the AshlandTolegram nnd Carbon County Industrial booiety in piaco was the guest of Joseph Green,
ThlladolDhia. Mr. Steel Is, porhaps. I j Thn mnR.idftmlziner of Firfit stroot m
ono of tne oldest nowspapor men in is holno continued as far south as the rvni hr,ti. nf t.oMcjIi nan. wrn at our kr nnta Th mirobasnr on Ronlnir tlm
residence of Wldiam Zehnor, as por piace on Thursday, on busbess. animal gladly treated the crowd to got
i'"u' T,nirl Rorfnsa and wlfo. and Mrs. ritt 01 mm. xno ammai iooh-h as ii it
Schuylkill county.
lrvlnjt Society.
The meeting was called to order at
tho usual time, by Lizzie Lontz, tho
president being abssnt. Tho minutes
of the previous mooting woro read and
approved; tho following program was
then recited: Song, "Bo careful of your
money, boys." by thoschool; rooitation,
Ti-t On.fm nn,l it-lfn ntlH Mm I rid OI 1UIU
There aro still a numbor of people m,.iM ciuino of ti.u ninno worn i-iolt. had been struck with seven kinds of
I- 11.!.. 4 ..!..!.! F wn4-,.n rtf I . . . '. 1 . ' T , . . . I ,ii.4.1-
iii hub LUHii niB""s ing frlonds and roiativos in ijenignton i "B"'",
w.rv. uussei, wuu iook oruurs and Wo sSDOrt ovor Sunday. In rn.,Wo lor. Iq thn
part cash for crayon portraits and has . nnstnnhader and Eve E. announcement of our nonular stove
Morris Hoin will sell valuable por- o,.n,in J i,t. nnltnd In holy mntrimonv.
sonal property at public- vanduo on Tho coromony was performed by Rov,
J.11UJWH 1,1 lining wiw ,ua u ujjviaiuu VWl J WUUU UUlUCb 111U1, UUU I f . na.f ... caliuitn1
big ono work has been progressing for 1 ho will do still bettor work under moro 1 Ior ne 1 ye selcloai
almost throo weeks and it don't look as favorable circumstances. Simmons The Droceodincs of the sixtv-nlnth
Ifitwaslalf dono yot. Christman is caught him in good shape, and playod annual communication of tho SovoroiKn
the sub-contractor and tho price fort hard to win. Tho management is on- Grand Lodge, Independent Order of
num is cui. mucu w uuiwia i aeavonnK io sironiiinen mo team in uda Fellows, nave lust Deon issued in
us weaKest puiiii oaning, ana wim a pampniet covering over ouu paces.
practice and liberal patronago we will Slnco 1830 there havo boen 1,C35318 in-
havo a strongor nine than over. The itiatlons in subordinate lodges; 14.G03,
score by innings follows; 331 members and 183.C01 widowed rami
1 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 9-b lu e "os relieved; 143,604 members deceased.
1 nnnnlin n a i n tho total amount exnondod in relief
0 1 0 0C00 1 02 4 5 was 8ol,2o8;iU1.21, and the total receipts
814,00 i.mj:m. ai tne last report tnere
South First Street, Lohightoa, R.
that ho losses money,
Ono day this week Jonathan
Lelbensberaer. who has ciuite a reputa
tion as a dealer in norsos, disposed ol
his valuable (?) trotter, "Diamond" for
t-t -i-i i
Spring, 1891.
Lohlghton'
Alerts
SU31JIAHT
Earned ran Lohlghton (1), two baso
hit, (Chambers) 3 baso hit (Jennings)
mt
ifr,??.'"" ovonlnc. May J. at his rosi-
mnHnrnd hv Lizzie lentz: an essay on " " -
TotIntinn tma road by Ifatio Fonster. Bankway,
mnohnri It. oontainod wholsesomo ad- You can select from several bun-
vice; duot, "Tho moon on tho lako," by drod dosigns if you buy wall paper, moaSured six
Maoel w neatly ana oonunnuuouuwu,
nrA tin mnn .T W TTnllnr. irho in
'il- ii.- "I--" , i. . ."-i . xi, UUOVfS UVI'lLll, J UUlllllO.
branching out in his business nnd is Ryan, passed ball, Simmons,
prepared io hivu ebumuies ior game i;Uj,
base on balls, by Lukens 2. by DeW:
struck: out by Lukens U. by Ue Witt
11. basos stolen, Jennings, Raub and
ximo oi
vimuu i i.w.nt. a . u ,uo uw. i v. iv, . i. tuui a
wore 534,333 Odd Follows of tho Inde
pendent Order in submission to the!
Sovereign Grand Lodgo.
KAILKOAD GOSSIP.
had' the effect of ploasinc all tho mom
Tiers of tho Socioty. Irono Woidaw read
"There'll bo room in Heaven," which
"was a strong appoal to tho pathetic;
"Mamie Gomerv answored tho question.
"What is tho latest thing In shoos?"
i , l ri - ! 1 ..1 1 II l. XT..1..
CujruUS, UTU1UK UJ DUUUUi, uj, iuui nil.
Long, Mattle Wain, Annabel Brokato,
Allen Groenawald and Frank Miller;
"Thn 'Rrl.Klnir." was woll doclalmod by
Jennlo Grosscup; Mary Fenstormachor
answered tho question, "What causod
thn Tndlans of the Jamestown colony to
grow ammunition"?" William Bronnor
read the selection, "Tho throo cherry
S. B. Stuff, of Pleasant, Valley. Wo ox
tend congratulations and best wishes.
On Wednesday last Josiah A. Boltz,
of this place, shot a fish hawk that
in nn on i-ii,l civ fnnr frnni ivinrrtn winp. tii . ctti ..
borders and decorations from Owen rt. is sunnosod to bo tho lareost haWk .XS. "n"
Rohrig, on Second street. Btock Is new 8hot in our district for a numbor of hall at which tlmo inch- ono present
house hcatlnc with hot air, steam or
wator circulation. If you should need
anything in this line it will pay you to
see him.
snonT HITS.
ILansford wants a base ball
park
ITho Board of Directors of the Le
high Coal & Navigation Company met
Tuesday and declared the usual semi
annual dividend or per cent.
and prices aro vory low.
Finest wall paper, borders and
docorations can bo found at Lucken
bach's, Mauch Chunk, at lowest prices.
Don t maKO purcnasos umii you seo
his assortment.
Miss Alvonia Graver has just re
turned from the city with a now stook
of all tho now and beautiful things In
tho lino of fashionable millinery nt
lowost prioes. Don't buy until you soo
nor assortment oi goous.
Sondhoim, of the Ono Price Star
years. Josian is, nowover aennow
lodged tho champion shooter in this
district.
llOffHANH'OlVN.
A larce barn on tho farm of ex-
judge Moendson was totally destroyed
by Uro on Monday morning. Tho ani
mals wero savod. Tho origin of the
lire is unknown. The loss is partly
covered by insurance
Mr. Wolford's family on .arriving
hero from
hall at which tlmo each" ono present
tried to exceod the otnor in tno crazy
combination of costumes worn. For
tho gentlemen, Warren Straussberger
wan tho nrize. and was presented with
a negro doll baby, and for tho ladios,
Miss Tilllo Snydor led. Tho affair was
vory ploasant.
The Noa Family.
The colebratod musical family cave
ono of their justly popular entertain
ments in tho Opora House, Tuesday
ITho Contral Railroad of New Jorsey.
has purchased alarge tract of land near
Ellzabethport, N. J., on which they pro
pose to nulid carsnops capaoie or giving
employment to i,uw nanas.
ITho Jersey Central Road's tlmo tablo !
will bo chanced on May 10 when tho
down trains will havo even numbers'
1 1 1 1 a .11 , mi
rrr nt ln in tk i,Am il, una iuo up irarnn oau uumoore. xne
and a baso.ball club, of course.
ULadles who received invitations to
contribute to the festival should give I
an early response,
TfPhilipsburg plays here Saturday
aitornoon. uatno called at a:io snarp,
uon s miss u.
making a homo run Deifenderfer. tho
cigar, man, wiu proscnt a box of
cigars.
HDrifton has ro-orcanized with tho
following playors: Jennings, captain:
O'llara, Mulvoy, Logan, Tigboe, Mc-
l "Thn Tlnn Ton." whlnh 1 Ol mon or ooy cioiuiuff. icuiB luc
nll mnrit.nd tha annlause it received: Placo to buy,
"Home," a selection, was read by Luolla If you need anything in the lino of
K-ntiritr in an lmorosuiiu uiuuum xji-i mous or uuja uimiuiuk uuu nuit-Kut w
. . . . , i m .1 , 1 1 1 . 1 1 . ,-v. ii : ci.
2io Bcnocn read an ossay ou -ouuuui can nt me uuu i-rito omr -iui,uujt;
Manners:" song. "My mountain homo," Hall. Mauch Chunk, and you 'Will save
by the school. 'm cents on every aouar.
The oommineo on oieeuon oi oiuuora n excellent program was recitod
rnnortod the following for the ensuing t thn V P S mnotlnir In 'Inn's Rn.
term: President, jMamio uomery; yioo- fom0u church, Monday evening.
president, x'Tanit iuuier; suorut iry, Among tho many good things was n
Annabol Brokato; treasurer, Ireno ei- vlolln nnd organ duett by C.O.Schloroi
uaw; oxocuhvo uuiuuiiimjo, "v!,, "k and Miss Anzlo wontz,
ienoacn, .Mauei wneauy anu ii.ua ooa
jboldt; musio committee, Martha Long,
.Mamie Hommoi ana liuona ivoiirig,
Unv. J. H. Kudor snoko to tho mem
bers of the Socioty on "Tho true valuo
of an education." ills address was
nttfintivolv listened to by nil present:
It wns an ablo effort and the mombors
jof the Suclety wero much ploasod with it.
daist iio rn, Hocroiary.
Mercer county, last Friday evening, and won thfc applause of a V:Yr.? ' iucuoauy' 0001
it.." K i . wn nnnnliar stvliv Clothing HaU, Mauch Chunk, gives a ovoning, wero greauy surprised uy u largo auaienco uy mo exceiienco oi i
Mtmlo' Semmel Zdored "n iX- an per cent discount on aU puWsos large number of members from St their recitals. To specially enumerate Weathorly will havo a base bawl
jnamie o;',''"! " .. "tTs. Lr i.mi ninthinr. Thnt.'n thr John's church, who had assembled tho urogram would occupy too much club. The association was organized
Bptrorth League rrogram
On Tuesday ovoning. May 5th, tho
mnmharft of Enworth Leaguo of tho M,
E. Church will rendor the following
There are some people in this town
who go a hundred miles in ordor to save
live conts on mat wmcu could ue uau
at homo in as good stylo as they got it
anywhere. This Is enterprise with a big
E. Such pooplo are a credit to tho town.
Leave your measure for a suit or
pants at Sondholm's Merchant Tailor
ing Hall, Mauch Chunk, all-wool pants,
for 83 to 810, all-wool suits to order for
812 to 810. Fit, workmanship and stylo
guarranted.
Mr. H. S. Schultz tho Piano Tuner
en wiu , renaor iuo loiiowing -- f h Ashbaeh tll0 mus,0
ESS&nrarS- Bible dealer of Allentdwn, Pa., willbe in town
LuF?!lns'H next week. Any orders loft at
Xbr T Wfel Instrumental Solo, the post office will bo promptly" attend
Maud Wheatley; Sketch, "Florence odto.
, i,i tii Vnn-na Tlt.nf 1 Onli. thn nntvRQt nnrl molt, fanlimi
XtlKUllUKUlU, i'lUIDUUO nwuo, "''-l I V -----
Blanche Kramer and Tilllo Ratcllff; able stylos of seasonable millinery are
oi n.,jinr, T.iln Rplinln Onnta. on exhibition at Miss Graver's millinery
lions. Rules of Etiquette; Solo, May omporium. Ladles save money and get
Dung&n; Referred Questions: Who was tho latest stylo by buying of her.
neroi uynuuMi, iwuuuu,h'.v'""i The advantages of bicycles aro
Where is tno largosi peiim orm on nlri bUnshlae, ploasant riding, and
Hollenboch and Mabel Wheatley, ao
oompanled by Lizzie Lontz; Exercises
Interspersed with League musio. A
cordial Invitation is extended to alL
.it the organists residence with a boun
tiful store of provisions for tho family.
Mr. W and family woro much overcome
by tho kindness oi tholr reception.
TOLD lNTEUSUTKltMS.
Doylostown lias a 833,000 debt.
gEman's Furnaco is under repairs.
SMilton Is now lighted with tho elec
tric.
Typhoid fovor isroportod prevalent
in Chester.
EjCainbria county liquor licenses top
303,000 this year.
A West Chestor dairy makos up SCO
pounds of butter dally.
SMain lino Pennsylvania carried 20,
060,203 passangers last year.
SPotatoos sold at a Hatboro publlo
sale last week at 81.50 n bushel.
New Baltimore and Ohio shops are
to do built at Connolisville.
The Gorman Cathollo parochial
school at Homestead, just, completed,
cost 830,000.
room, lot it sufilco that tho entertain
ment by this talonted family was of the
good, gooder, goodest kind, and that all
present were mucn pleased.
figures have been tho reverse heretofore.
tThe Lehigh Valloy Railroad havo n
large forco of men at work cleaning up
tho Island at .Laury Station. The
Company Intended putting the same
in nrst-ciass snaps ana uso it ior a pic
nic grouna.
n., i..i w TT'ni, -I.., . Tl-..
.WCUVAU 11. 1 1 .111 '1111, DUU U. J- HJ -
master Wilhelm, of tho Lohigh Valley
road, has been granted a patent on an
automatic railway signal, xnis signal
is set and locked by means of a lever
Hand Pointers,
This supervisors of caoh and ovory
township of this commonwealth aro bj
law required to maintain at tuo inter
section of all public roads in their dis
tricts pointers, or index boards, the
samo is to bo affixed to posts, if trect
aro not convenient, for pointing out
tho name of tho town, vlllago or plact
k. nrlilnli e.inli ivmila lnnrl inl tlia
W 1 1 .1 1 . 11 OUVU . Ul.Vl.i IUHU1 UUU LU U.O-
tanco thereto in miles. Neglect to do
so subjects the supervisors to a penalty
oi eiu.
The association
this week with tho following officers
1 . T . 1 -c 1 . 1
P WB Smith Afrnr a i tln nraMlVn depressed by the wheels of a train and
fheylW avo a & hepoTofflce f fuatlng series of locklnglevers and
fochallenges. 'JVA
ILLehighton wants a date with the the train proceeds. Tho electrical parts
famous Leviston "Bluestockings." I are so arranged that one battery at
You aro too quick brother Reber, our each station operates two magnates,
FINE
Cassimerea,
Worsteds,
Corkscrews,
Cheyiots, &c, &.
These are seasonable fab
rics and we have them in A
the newest styles and efforts.
The markets were searched f$r
the best and here they aro m
great array at all prices. Oar
reputation as merchant tailors b
established. Wo make tho best
fitting clothing at the lowest
figure, two importaut facto to be
home in mind when you think
of getting measured for new
clothing, TFe would like you
to call and eee us before you
leave your measure elsewhere.
K. D. Only one word more. Dont tweet
that we havo unpacked new things' Ib imms
bla Footwear for Men, Women &od Okadrem,
alio Gents Farnlihtng.
cars by
11-
Qoei to Europe,
Bishop Bowman will visit Europe
next month to hold tho annual confer
ences of tho Evangelical Association
Ho will probably return in July. Pre
parations aro under way for numerous
camp meetings in this vicinity tho
nAmlnn uiimmn Tt. la rtrnlmhln that
SMllton Car Shops are turning OUt a Rlohnn TWvmnn will nncnnt unmn of
miny-six-iooi guuuuiu uvery mi ij-wu the invitations to attond. Tho antl
minutes. Bowman people will also havo camp
A 81,500 pipo organ has oeon aauod moetlngs.
to Alioniown 3 alusouio iiuu.
SSteelton had a 173 per cont. census Fant' Jewelry store
increase, jumping from 2,447 to 0,250. I Wilson Frantz has opened his
SLohigh classis of tho Reformed jewelry store on Bankway and is readj
Church moots at Fleetwood May 18.
players havo not yet disturbed the
quiet of winter from tho diamond. Wo
shall havo a tusslo later on. From
Leviston cor. to Hazlcton Plain
speaker.
Jeanesvlllo has organized with
Porcy Haydon as manager. Tho fol
lowing players have signed : O. Monag-
han, Jus. Monaghan, Ed, Monaghan,
MacFarlano, Schmear, Frank Breahm,
John Broahm, Zeirdt, Ward, Watts,
Mtllor, Hoyos, Noilsou, Food. Thoy
will play hore on Juno 13.
rill. -.; II e A 1 ! ., . ..... 1. W ttUUUV UUWIOUU1 Ul lu WUUID 111.111-
rJnnn J ?Vl t JhLftln wl,ft ? ntli h United States, were equipped
referenco to Lohlghton: "WaitunUl H,tnnmfntm..lnr Vi,
!n Et thnl nA t System in 1890 US in 1889,
tho bluffers from up tho Valley and ,,. ,, 'nt t P u
will not bo long beforo all tho leading
nhnn trMrThhfnn last. KnnKm,. roaas win no using ims mo-snving
but tho record don't show much for I "evlee-
Catusauaua. Wo'd advlso the elams to
take a tumble.
and a train may bo signaled u block
and a hail to tno rear.
tTho practice of coupling
hand has resulted in maiming and kl
ing thousands of brakemen in the
United btates. uut au improvement
Is noted. According to statistics given
by the Engineering News, railroad com
panies mat practically own nail tne
track in tho country and that operate
1OO.UOO cars are now nutting tne auto-
matlo coupler on all tneir now cars.
On tho 1st of January, 1891, 09,000 cars,
Spring and Summer Millinery
WOW ON D1SPI.AT AT
MISS AL YMIA. CrRA YEB'S
"Millinery Emporium,
with a good machine, slight expenso to
maintain. It is a summer exercise, and
has started many on tho road to health.
E. G. Zorn is agout for the Columbia
and other popular makes.
SFavette county Juno sessions docket
shows up thirty-four cases.
STrout 18 lnchos in length are being
taken from the Lake at Eagle's More.
SAthons has organized a Young Men's
Christian Assooiation with 110 members.
SSoldlers' Orphans' Sixteeners have
for business. All kinds of repairing
done neatly, cheaply and promptly. A
nice lino of clocks, watches and jewelry
always on hand to solect from, Give
me a call.
If Jeanosvllle Is already scheduled for
the following gomes: May 9, open;
May 10, Mahanoy City at Jeanosvillo;
23. Jeanesvlllo at Tamnoua: 30. Jeanes-
vllle two games at Drlfton; Juno G,
Jeanosvillo at Lohlghton; Juno 13,
Drlfton at J eanesvtlle; J uno -V, lvomgn
Lehlzbton to be Klectrlo Lighted.
At a special meeting of tho Borough
Council last Friday evening it was de
cided to illuminate tho town with elec
tricity. Two propositions wore beforo
Councili First tho aro light nt 860 per
annum; second, the incandescent light
at 815 per annum. It was deemed best,
by advise of A. 11. Bowman, superiu-
Keen Them off the streeta. It Is the talk of tho street that, at
Parents vory often wonder what has an early day, David Ebbert will raze thair onnual reunion at Reading
ruined thoir boys. They have been In Jus old buildings on First street and August 18, 19, 20.
Bohool every day, mil tno lessons oi oraiinuiTO.iu., , . , ulul;o- "tu SErio Transit Company, with WW,
morality and doportmont inculcated an improvement would bo more than oqJ capjtal .wiU girdle that city with
there seem to nave Deenwasieu ou oar- iiuui cviiuiou Uu, l eloctrio railways.
I uavyi I p-tu.. thntiannrl trnnt. trv irnrn rnnnnfc.
-If negotiations now pending ore i- u.i. wi...iiiAinn nrnvir.
i . , . . . , - , - . ly uui tllku ni 1 1 1 jjiiniviivjii u.vn.u
ton will nave anotner hotel one that
I will eclipse any and everything In the
win nave an moaern con-
Money is back of it.
mil irmiinrl. The truth is. boys are
allowed to be on the streets from tho
tlmn nnhnnl closos until late at night.
The street Is the best place In the world
fnr tnnnhtnt? nrodigalitv. vice and crime. I
Nearly all the bad language and idle, county. It
Ticlus habits whioh boys acquire are venionoes.
lnnrnnrl on tha streets lato at night.
Teachers may be ablo to acoomplUh a
Htt.lA In nnnntamctlng those Ovil inflll-
noes, but much of their labor will le
Lehlghton needs suoh an institution.
Whltpaln township.
SFirst retail llnuor licenses granted
In Washington oounty in fifty years
goos to tho new town of Charierol.
SSunbury Nail Mill, built In 1832 at
a cost of 8103,000, and with o 830,000
1-UBI.lO BALE ltEOISTKn.
"I.. d . 5 xr. O f A'ilsiilr
p. m., Edward Rabor and J. K. Rlckert, Joanesvillo,
assignees or Hoiomon waicx, win sou
at public sale, on tho promises in
Waloksville, Franklin twp.. a variety ol
narsonal property. See bills.
"I.. C-. 1.. ir..fl ... .Uuit
aabmuai, .ii,. j i, , uv ",,u v i-i
p. m., Elizabeth Roller, will sell at pub
lln sale on tho premises In Franklin
twp., valuable real estato and porsonal
proporty. Bee bills.
... ..... i ' ' i i. , 1 U J HUViOU Ul A. 11, UUnUinu. DUJIDHU-
ton at Jeanesvlllo; 27, Jeanosvillo at intendont of the Allontown Light and
muuauoy uiiy; ouiy , uucu, juijt u, iower (jo., to employ tno incandescent
Tamaqua at Jeanosvillo; July lSJeanes- ugnt (or illumination, and Counoll ao
ville at Drif ton; July 25, Catasauqua at cordlnglv voted 60 lights for the town
at an annual costoi viw. xneiignis
will bo swung in the centro of the
Died et 74.
A rrosrctalve l'mior.
Rev. A. R. Bartholomew preached his
ninth anniversary sermon In Trinity
Reformed Church Pott6Vllle. Kunday
morning. He came hero nlno yours ago
After an illness of two months sup-
erinducod by la grippe Catharino. wife
of Monnasas ACKer. or i- ranunn town
ship, died Sunday evoniug. Deceased
was oorn on I'euruary j. ioi.iniorin-
ampton county; in 1837 she was married
to Mnnnosas AcKer.iTvoivo cnuaren re
sulted from their union, of whioh num
bers live, with the husband, survlvo.
Frank and John, in this town; Charles,
In Franklin; Mrs. David Sahafer, and
Mrs. Chos. Rehrig, of Scranton. Inter-
streets and havo the now patent re
flector, and burn all night and every
night during tno year.
Peculiar
To ItaaU In maor Important paruenUra, Bool'a
BanaparUla la different from and auperlor to aor
other medicine.
recsliar In combination, proportion ,uj pMp.
araUon of Ingredient, Ilood'e BanaparUla po
aeaaea the foil caratlra Tfclne o the beat known
the
The styles are the newast on
market. Every place wan
, carefully searched for the newest
ideas and handsomest effects ia our
line, and we feel sure that crar
new spring and summer stock rap.
resents the cream oi the bet. TTe
cordially invite you to come a&i
tee us, otamine our goods a.A
learn pricei.
Att a. in 4 i iiJirLLLe in win
mvain uniu parouis u uu-uumuw rv, f "f " ,, M u thn nnni,lP
-"When My Ship Comes Over tho SST.X Kf ffi 2TO iandsinhat time has' pafdoff ment took place Wednesday afternoon, - -J-
Sea."asBunobv Denman Thompson's t:r.i"rr.i "'I"r i.T., siKiim mortimcro and contracted for "ev. wuchwr, or tne lutneran onurou "Z"Lr"SZr".
with thom by keeping thoir boys off tho
streets at night.
Jleaolutlona of (Condolence.
At a meeting of Lehigh Council, No.
101, Jr. O. U. A. M., of Lehlghton, Pa.,
tho following preamble and resolutions
woro adopted:
WniREA. The Grant OofiDoUlor ot tha
UnUerae. bAS devnied It wtae In Ills Inflnlte
wladom to call from our mldat by death Brother
Henry Wider, of Franklin, therelore be It
HxaotVED. That we bow In meek submla
etonlothe Will ot the Great Couneltlor who
rtoej all thlnia tor tbe beat, and In whoae afflic
tions are alwaya the diapenaaUon of One who
niorea In a rariterlous nay Ula wonders to per
form. ltuotVED, That to the sadly ben-ayed
family we trader a heartfelt aympatby In tbe
tad death ot a dutiful eon.
R.E40I.VBD. Tuitt Lehub Council, 101, reooinl-
lea in his d mtll tha loss of a i earneat, zealous
brother and that our dinner be draped for
thtrrvdavt. aeonvof theee resolutions f urnlsbed
the fimlfv. that tkey be torend on tbe inlnatea
and printed In the Caanoi AnvocATX.
' O. W. MOUTIIIMER, )
.TOSRl'll UENNtrtT, Ooromtttee
W. MoCOliMtOK, JH. )
The Ino&ndesoent light at Mo
Kelvey'a on north First street throws
Ihjbt am W0 feet.
song writor, Will L. Thompson. Prioo,
seventv-flve oente. Published by Will
L. Thompson ic Co., 250 Wabash Ave.,
Chioago,
This town has a number of giddy
girls who make It njpraotlce to jump on
moving coal trams on me jemgn vaiiey
rallroad. Some day they will meet with
an aocidant It's a wonder they would-
n T nave more reapwit iur luvuievivtm,
and act more like ladles.
Homestead' is n ,iAmnnrt fnr ita nmrlnct. I an elegant now church. The oongroga-
... T..i,.., m .1 i. ltlnn has doubled since he took hold.
" .u,"u"ri Rev. Bartholomew formerly resided
""ft'rnthln; in this city where he stlU has. many
spring assessment, becauso lots as
seseed at $300 are held at 82,000.
officiating.
friends who will be
his success.
pleased to hear of
Editor Fanat for the Ceelalature.
Fsroy E. Faust, editor and proprietor
of the Weatherly Herald, found his way
into the city yesterday from German-
town, where he Is visiting. Mr. Faust
Note tbe Ulffereneel
Mauoh Chunk merchants pay one
cent an hour for tt 10 candle electrio
light Mahanoy City business people
. i t 1. .,,
pay CU.uu per monm. ramiuwuiwr
An Unlackr Crew.
Tilchman Miller, head brakoman on
freight train drawn by engine No. 57,
fell off the engine at East l'onn Thurs
day night and was seriously injured.
Miller lives back of Wolssport. He
makes tho third member of the crew
injured within a week tho other two
being Henry WUler, killed, of Franklin,
and Martin Nicholas, of this town, who
internal
takes quite a part in the Democrat lo I pay 76 cents for first light and CO cents sustained a broken leg and
-The Lehlghton Cemetarv Company poytios or yaroon oouniy, una may do iur ' "Au"i,.Ktu"?Jl.l? l"Jury "V a lale wr6CK-
wUl meet Saturday ovoning 'for the , . "SL'Kr,'- KJSnX
' t. A iit Weatherly has the largest sUk mill in get first three lights for 26 cents after
purpose of electing two now directors LYrK.i w an,l tha Thlh Phat 20 cents is oharged. Lehlghton
ond a treasurer to uu tne vaoanMes -.-, -n,V " inmnnntafnrMihllc.htwhrn
twelvo are in use.
treasurer
oaused by tho deaths of Reuben
Fen6termaoher and Frodariok Brink
man.
Speaking of the neoeseity of family
support icr oouuiry newspapers,
unaunoey m uihw bhiu rewau;;
"That loumal will have the longest
ltfe, the greatest influence and the best
profits, whioh admits to its columns, as
far as poWlble, only suoh matter as its
editor would willing narrate at his own
tabla." W try to bn that way. ,
Vallftv Car Shops employ 700 men.
This leads Editor Fautt to put In a
power press and rush the Herald
mightily. Sunday's Phlla. Times.
A Good riioaphate. '
For Blue and White Land Plaster,
Pur Bone Meal and Bone Super Phos
phates of highest grades for garden
truok, vegetables and field crops
Arner'a is the ohsapMt and best. A.
Arner A Son manufaotore New Mahon
ing and Lehlghton.
l'AV UP.
Some subscribers are behind band on
subscription, and we think It is about
time they snouia ininK oi paying up.
diret
Fame la Fleetlna;
Jossuh Matusokewiz (Big Joe), Bosso
Finko and John Barno, three men
whose fame was on everybody's lips
and waited to many lands in February
last, and whose almost miraculous es
cape from death was one of the most
Interesting ot the danger annals of the
Anthraoite mines, visited Mahanoy
City Monday, and, ho fleeting is fame
Let e&ah one look at his direction tab
in baa hmv hn ntAnda. luunltxAneos
nan ha made either bv postal lnonevl and unsubstantial the popularity of an
order, draft, oheok, or by enclosing the hour, found no more than; a baker's
in uius. uonx Keep us waiiuur aozen oi peopie uum w
money
long, a we need tbe me-npf,
I pay to see them,
recuUar la Its medicinal merit. Hood's Sartapa-
rllla aecempllabea caret hitherto unknown.
Fecnllar In atrengtb and economy Hood's Bar
aaparllla la tbe only medicine ot which can truly
be aald, " 100 doaea one dollar Medicine, In Ureer
and smaller bottle, r, quire larger dotee, and do
not prodnee as good reenlta aa Hood'a SaiaaparUla.
PeoiuUr In lie "good name at home "there la
more of Hood'a SaraaparUla aoldln Lowell, where
It la made, than ot au other blood cannon.
Peculiar In Ita phenomenal record of sales
abroad, no ether preparaUsn haa erer attained
such popularity In ao abort a time. Do not be la
ducedtotakeenyotherpreparaUoa. BetwstOfCS
Hood's Sarsaparilla
BoldbyalldrntgUtt. aiitliforji. Freparedonly
by 0. 1. HOOD t CO., npothecarlea, LoweU.Uass.
IOO Dosos Ono Dollar
REX'S BON
MARGHL
Go TO Fns. ItODEIlBR, under tbe Exchange
Hotel, Bank street, for a smooth share ora
fashionable balrout. Or Closed on Sunday's
Koeder's IHlr tonle, eures Dandruff. We carry
In stock a full tine of f anoy toilet articles at low.
est prioes, and we are the only place In tows
where you can boy Bender's Bream tor tbe fas.
Keep your
optic on
this space
for the next
few weeks.
It will pay
you
to do so ! !
tial
fori
tt khm AN. tbe barber, oooestte tbe Oneral
tl ftouw. eats bir, sbSTM and does 'HT.
thing In Srst-oUss trts Drov ia and hla, I
llBOADTTAT,
Manoh Ohrtnk,- P,
O. A.