OMGMALCHBIPGASHSTORE A New Line Of Lace Curtains has just been opcnod. The pat terns are entirely new and in 3 and 3$ yaido in length. The pricei rungs from 1 to $4.89 a pair. Plain, Striped and Plaid Scrims. Figured and Colored Scrims. Persian Drapery Mat Patterns. Plain Colored Double Plush CombinationsDoublo Plush. 84 Felt in GarneBluc.Bronze. Plain Oil Shading in all colors, Comtilete Shades with Fixtures. In Light Grecn.Bronze & Tan. A handsome line of Shade Pulls Tin and Kinss in Gold and tel. Shade Fixtures, a complete line from cord to the best spring fixtures. Curtain Poles with Brass Mount ings. Neat and NewDcsigns in Up holstery Fringes. J. T. HD3BAUM, flit straat, stween South And l'lum Streets, ..eiusiuon. i u The Carbon Advocate SATURDAY, JUNE C, 1891. FBOl'Ut ON THIS GO. Flash rictare. of Familiar Faces Couilns and Going, Will Clnuss, of Philadelphia, was In town over Sunday, Ed RaudenbusU, of Porth Ainboy, N. J., Bundayod at uomo. Miss Minnlo Yalo, of SlatinRton, spent Sunday with Miss Ida Wort on First street. Miss Jennie Hughes, of Coal street, is visitinc relatives and friends at Mauch Chunk. The jovial hearted Miko Clark, of Allontown, smiled on old acquaintance -s bore last bunuay. Mrs. Minhaol Clark, of Nesauohon ins. snent Sunday with P. 1''. Miss Annie on First strcot. Mrs. A.LukonsHaBorman.of south First street, spent Sunday pleasantly with Tamaqua friends, Ohnrlov Uaudonbush. of the ITazlo- ton Plain Speakor, was closing digits with tho boys over Sunday. A. R. Koons. one of Coploy'i bright young men, circled 'mong old acquaint nncos hero-early this wcok. Jacob Brong and wife, of Mountain Top, wore guests of Samuel Seller, on' norm inrst street tins wobk. "Billv" McCormick loft on Tuos day ovoning for Butto City, Montana, where ho has socured lucrative employ ment. Our old friend T. C. Beck, ac comnanied by his wife, of Bethlehem wore in town over Sunday guests of numerous friends. Tho familiar flguro of old friend John Marnuart. of Scrantou. was seen on First street this week. John looks woll and is doing well. Miss Ella Anglo, of Dingsmans Forrv. Pike county, who has been visit ing Mrs. W. H. Nusbaum for several weeks has returned home. Miss Minnie Mauror. au estimable young lady of Wilkosbarre, spent a days this week very pleasantly with Liehighton and Woissport trlonus, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Anglo, of Matamords, Piko connty, Pa., returnod homo aftor a delightful two weeks' visit to W. II. Nusbaum and wifo, on North street. Miss Nora Clark will return to her homo in Nesquehoning this week aftor ably and successfully illling a nine montns term as teacner 01 tuo uoy s aocondary school in this town. Our old friend F. R. Aloxandor, of Philadelphia, accompanied by his wife was in town this week. Mr. Alexander Is tho secretary of tho Northwestorn Beneficial Association of Philadelphia, W. R. Kroidlor, of Philadelphia, epont this week with tho "folks at home" on south First street. Will looks cood. Ho Is connected with a Germantown paper and is climbing tho missed, and many ladder ol success. LOCAL CH18T. XTOIU the Hopprr of r.tryl)T t,v.nf Til Chronlallnti of a Live Iloiiortor. Taxes won't bo highor. Vote for the gas and water tax. J. D. Curtis, Jeweler. Woissport. For tho best makes of Bicycles go to B. G. Zern, Lehlghton. Full lino of IngraiD and Hruiso! carpets at Henry Schwartz's. Tho an.3 and water tax legalize nox pendlturos mado by Council. Miss Lilly Mussolman, of Woisn- port, has accepted a position In Uajor- man' store. New deeigne In wall paper, borders ar"l decorations tit Luckonbaoh's Muuoh Chunk. Tho subscriptions for a fountain in tho Park is swelling. Is your nnme down on tho list: Tho annual statement of tho Lo- hlghton school district is printed in to-days issuo. Read ill Woll. what noxtf Now. tho Salva tion Army has rented tho Opora House. They are oxpoctod horo almost any day. Beu. Oulton. who is a liberal ad vertiser in this pnpor, sold forty gallons of cream by tho plato, to visitors to ills parlors on Docoration Day. For good clock and watch repair ing go to Wilson Frantz, tho now Jowolor on Bankway. All work done neatly, ohoaply and promptly. it Tho pooplo who want tho newost Itnd nicost things in wall papei1, bordors, decorations, &&., contlnuo to buy at tiuckonbach's, Mauch Chunk. Mlssos Jjuoua nenrig ana Annio Brokato. will open a select school for children in tho public school building. Already tnoy navo sixty scnoiars. uurtis, tuo jeweler, woissport. Handsome new things In now wall paper, bordors and decorations, aro to be had at tho very lowost prices at Owen Rohrig's on Second Btroet. uoforo having your lifo Insured It will pay you to oxamino tho 10 yoar plan of tho Lifo & Rosorvo Association of Buffalo N. Y. M. O. Bryan, dis trict agent. A counlo of tramp3 woro carrying on quito a business in Barge's woods during part of last week, in tho manu facture of hat racks, which they sold at a nominal llguro. Tho now board of school directors was organized Monday ovenlng by the oloctlon of tho following ofilcors: Pre sident, Wm. McCormick; socrotary, M. O. Brvon: treasurer. R. L. Koons. in connection wltn tnoir parado on tho glorious Fourth, tho P. O. S. of A.. of town, should try and havo a display Of fire-works. Wo foel that our pooplo would respond lioorauy to tno cause. Ttioro was a uisgracotul fracas at tho north end of First stroot Saturday evening In which a numbor of drunken follows participated. Have wo no law in this town, that suoh things nro por- mlttcdT Tho numerous friends of Miss Laura Troxler, of town, at present in Philadelphia, will bo muoh pleased to learn that sho has almost entirely recovered from a very serious attack of diphtheria. H. B. Konnoll, tho gentlemanly toiler in our irst .national lianic, nas purchased tho Montz lot on tho cornor of Third and Alnm stroots and, so It is said, will build a residonco with all modern conveniences. Juluis Bogdanski and wifo, form erly of this city, colebratod in a very happv manner tho twenty-fifth anniver sary of their marriago at thoir now homo In Frankford. Phlladolnhio. Wed nesday. Many old friends hero ofTor warm congratulations. Barge's woods, over tho Central railroad, is a great resort for tho bum fraternity. Thoy assemble there in groat numbers and live in riotous recklessnoss. Our authorities should endeavor to break up tho resort ovil Is bound to como out of It. Tho popular Germania Sangerbund with thirty or more members, woro tho guests of W. G. Weysser, on West Broadway in Mauch Chunk last Satur day ovoning. They had a vory pleas ant time of it and speak in high terms of tho generous troatmont roceivod. Quito a number of improvements have been mado to Gnadon Hutten cemetery this spring. Besides the addition of two acres of ground a handsomo new Iron gateway has boen orcctod and tho grounds put in neat repair. Tho directors or tho cemetery association aro certainly to bo compli- monted for tho splondid manner in which things are conducted. J. D. Curtis. Jeweler. WoissDort. It iooks very much now as if there would soon bo a fountain In the lJark. Tho wator Company at Its mcoting on Monday ovoning resolved that thoy would furnish tho wator free, subject to certain restrictions. This makes a good starter, and now, a couple of onter- E rising citizens have the matter in and, and it is pretty safe to wsger a tin live cont piece against a barrel hoop that wo will havo tho fountain. bomo pooplo who own proporty havo a habit of raising tho nrico of real ostato overy time a buyer comes to look at it. This Is something that should not bo resorted to, if ono wants to sell. Fix a reasonable price on property and stick to it. Many a sale has boon valuablo citizen or A COLUMN OF JUMBLES OrlrflORl nuil Clipped, l.lttln Hullir, of Intercut that an Wortll tile ltpnilhig. - Summit Hill wants flro plugs. Wcathorly talks about relebi nt 1 i tho glorious Fourth. Engleman, of Vi i-r r'j-. wart ' to nrinl C'liNnoll agMV '1 his 'into it kco.'. JeanoTvillo sports niniu.: th.Mo'.') of four tine game cocks, it is hair I Uiat thoy .voro stolon by Huzlt.ton parUkm. Tho Lehigh Valley Editorial As sociation will met ot tho American Hou8, Muuoh. Chunk, on next Tue.s-doy. -Tho LannfoH Record iv-uml a double :.hoot for Decoration Dav. It was a dniy check full ,f bright r&id-inrr'niattor. A Lmsford woman is charged with running a sneak easy." You hear nothing of tho men in tho same neighborhood v. ho aro doing ns bad or worse. On noxt Tuciilny. bi hoartod Lewis Christman, of the popular Trachsville HoteL will hold an old fashioned dance. First class music will bo present. Don't miss it. Tho old Presbyterian church at Beaver Meadow will bo taken In charge by Washington Camp. No. 219, P. O. S. of A., and in a short tlmo wo may ex-' pect to see it converted into a large hall. Tho Evnns Mining Company, of Beaver Meadow, deny that they havo ordered the boys employed In their breakers to spend monthly, at loast, half their earnings at the company's store. -Engraving monograms on coins for banglos and bracelets is a matter of the past. Congress recently passed a law making tho defacing of coins pun ishable by a fine of 83, and this makes it too expensivo to ue inuuigoa m. -The present hot wavo has brouaht on tho spring fever, brought out aum mor wear, sun shades by tho sooro, flies, baby carriagos by tho hundred, seor suckors, inosquitoos and all othor sum mer fashions. And yet some folks growl. -From present Indications ohorries will bo plenty in this county. It is a fact worthy of noto that all fruit with pits or stones, such as peaches, plums, apricots, cherrios &o promiso to yield largely this season. On tho other hand, sood bearing fruits, such as apples, poars, &c, will perhaps yield only half a crop. -Charles Edward, of Audonriod. camo down Wyoming street about six o'clock Monday ovoning bleeding liko a stucK pig. no stopped in JJollnn's bottling ostabllshmont and mado him self obnoxious to Patrick Dolan, who ho claims struck him ovor tho oyo with n.boor bottle. Tho bottle cut a deep gash ovor Edwards' loft oyo, and tho blood poured down his face in streams. Dr. Cole drossod his wounds. Dolan was arrosted before Squiro Gorman. ilo outorod ball for hia appearance at court. Hazloton Standard. "Big Joe" Matuscowltz and Wassll Franko. two of the survivors of tho Jeanesvlllo horror, through their at torneys Messrs. ia a. jjynon and John T. Lonahan, Monday bogan suits for S25,000 damages each against J. C. Hay don & Co., tho Spring Mountain Cool Co., tho Lehigh Valley Coal Co., and tho Groon Land Co. Their allegations are that thoir health and roason havo boen permanently injured and impair ed oy tno tornuio privations and Hard ships which they suiforcd during thoir ninoteen days' imprisonment m tho mino; honco thoir suit. The Wcathorly Herald says that that town has nino hotels, flvo doctors, two bakerios, oloctric lights, two coal yards, two drug stores, seven churches, ono cigar factory, two book stores, ono livery stable, ono jewelry storo, threo shoo shops, eleven creameries,-ono sad dler shop, two barber shops, one plain ing mill,' two lumber yards, ono print ing omco, two milliner storos, tho meat markets, , ono hardware storo, a lino water supply, throo clothing stores, two ico cream parlors, flno railroad facilities, thirty-six retail storos, ono photograph gallery, two tin and stovo storos, two nno scnooi Duildings. tureo retail shoo departments, two bands and a drum corps, tuo largest bilk Mill m the world, about ono thousand fine residences, two halls and a largo rink' building, fourteen dressmaking establishments, car, machine, blacksmith shop, and foundry. LiraE OAl I THE WHOLE ISSUE. I Orp borough Council imve decided ' to ful'Tiii! tuo quest ion of a "Gtis and I Water Tax'" to the voters of thin town, I at a special oloctlon to bo held for this purpoto, on niesaay juno inn. x aw election, will afford our citizens an op portunity to diroct how the money they pay in tho form of "Borough Taxes,' is to bo applied; heretofore it has boon t ho custom, to levy a "Borough Taxes," of fifteen mills on the assessed valuation i except last year, when It was tloi-toonj 10 mills for general borough purposes, and five mills to pay bonded indobtness, interest &o. Tho te:i mills could be used for any purpose, council saw fit to appropriate it to, while the adoption of tho "Gas anil Water Tax,' will allow but 6 mlus for general borough purposes,. 2 mills for dobt and interest, and 5 mills for "Gnr, and Water" thus appropriating all of tho taxes, to a definite and specific object. While under this law Council would have the authority to levy an. 8 mill taxi, but no more, thus making tho total borough taxos what they have been for many years, 10 mills, It is the Intention of, Council to levy n C mill tax for this purpose, which will afford ample revenue for somo yours to come. Council dare not, under any circumstances, uso tho "Gas and Wator Tax" "for any other purposo whatever, thjin tha: orpction of fico plugs othyVlrlufts', tho Jtiaintonanoe of n IM dfrrtineiit,lhepurcha8oof hose, anfl UiV lighting our stroots. This is'a mattd tlat' concerns overy tfie payer, and spoclally fthoso who own their own hotu' in that whllo our borough taiosmli be lowor than thoy havo been for many jtars, wo will havo ample and offoctiv6"protection in ca&o of flro. an.rJ.onr strcots woll lighted with oloetrlolty. Tho prompt and efficient BerVice of tho flro boys of our town, and MauchChunk, at tho Snyder fire, no doubt averted tho most disastrous conflagration this section over saw, and it becomes us to prepare for flro, whon thoro is no fire; thero aro a num ber of places In this towti that aro vori tablo tinder boxes,' and if a flro should over break out at thoso points' nothing hut a good supply of wator, and a well organized and fully oquippod flro pro tection, or service, would savo our town from almost ontlro annihilation. In this measure our councilmen have struck tho key nolo of economy and progress, and it becomes the duty of every good citizon, who favors lower taxes and protection from fire, to voto for the Gas and Water Tax. new enterprise has been kept away from a town bocauso of tho unre&son- BASE liAia, aossir. nulo flcruros at which nronortv has boon T Jonnincs plays first base for Louis- hold. ville. Decoration Day was patriotically TOothormal wiu vory likely play ball observed horo last Saturday manv with Lehighton. I businoss placos and residences wore Vl'amaqua's strong oiud will play nicely decorated with tho national ball here this mouth. colors, and tho G. A. R., and sororal 1 1 ou don't near vory mucn auout secret organizations narsdod the Weathorly's club. What's about it streots and visited the cemeteries hore .Forcyl and at Woissport where the sad, yet UTho Law and Order Socioty of Froo- boautif ul custom of strewing the graves land has succeeded in stopping Sunday of tho heroic dead, was observed. In ball playing In that town. Correct. the Lehlghton cemetory Rev. G. W, Yiho pooplo ot town who admiro the uungan uollvored a very interesting national sport should encourago the I address, home club by attending all the games! Charles Mooro, of Second street, piayod. is out again alter n month's serious 111- sJJoanosville and Drifton hustlod for ness with jaundice. Mr, M. is an old honors Saturday morning and tho soldier who saw eight years of contln ual service having enlisted whon Buc hanan was President. He foutrht the Mormons in Utah, and with tho famous old Battery B., followed tho fates of the civil war. At uottysourc his horso I was shot from under him and his loft leg was Injured, from tho effects of I which ho to-day suffers muoh. His see him School promotions. The liromotimi of nunils to more advancod grades in tho Public Schools of Lehighton, Penna., at tho close of tho torm or iau to May ltsui: rnoH GRASIMF.UTO 11IU1I SCHOOL ttmloJadun.in.llortlial''arrc'!!.Tulika Faust. IH.inclio Mors, tieoigcj llcltz, llanoy Htraup, Florence 'Zern, Annto Iscnmau, Alatlle Horn. ritOK ADVAMCKD SECONDARY TO OKAJIMEn. Sallto Hartolet. Nettle Uerrtrus. Lulu Kuhns. .Tennlo Mottlitmcr, fliaco renters, (tussle Hotiailel, Jtamlo ltlioads. Aria Webb, Willie ltauk, (leorgo liiir, Harry Nusbaum, Harry imi. Alien MocKer, uamei acnocn, uurry ,'n,...l.nm f,l... IIT-.tn nuinuuivi j'li.im ,,,uuu, uitas ....if, uuiiu Xandcr, Eullleerii. l'KOil SECONDARY TO AD., BKCOMDAliY. FROM MAUCH CHUNK. Tha Conntj Cnpl'nl Spiritedly Bpltomlled by a Speotnl Corretpomlent. 1'erionnl antl Otherwise. -The Juno term of our County Courts convene next week. Decoration Day was patriotically observed here by the usual parade and exercises. -The St. Aloyslus T. A. B., paraded in full uniform Saturday and made a lino appearance. Hon. J. W. Malloy, of the Lausford Record, was talking politics and busi ness in town Wednesday. Fred Wlsler, a rattling good Demo crat and a first-class landlord, from Fire Lino was looking up old frionds here Wednesday. It Is tho talk, insidotho circle, that tho syndlcato who now havo control of Wahnetah Hotel, at Glon Onoko will sell tho property. On Thursday Sheriff Lovan sold tho property of the Franklin Stono Company, limited, located in Franklin township, this county. Joslah Connelly, the blind and one arm soldier will run his annual ex cursion over the Switchback Railroad on Saturday and Sunday, 20th and 21st instant. Bonjunln Jacoby, a olork in tho Coal Freight Department of tho Lo high Vallov Railroad Comnanv's ofllcn. 'hero, died on Thursday last, of con sumption, with which ha was tokon some flvo years ago. Ho was born in Schoonersvillo, Lohigh county, August 31, 1812. His parents woro Henry and Julia Ann Jaooby. Tho fathor died whon the subject of this item was quite young, and 13 years later tho mother was married again to Mr. Solomon Snyder. Both are still living on tho old homestead, Mr. Snyder at 88, and Mrs, Snyder at 78. Deceased loft a wife and throe children. Ho had no brothers or sisters. -t-On ThtirsdftT inu thn 2Rl.h nntitffnt.- ary of the great flood in tho Lehigh tho most dostructlvo in our crooks ond rivors within tho memory of living man. Tho rain had come down in torrents, and tho poor mortals whoso business prevented them from staying in doors had reason to bollevo that a second flood of tho Noah kind was at hand. Tho Lohigh rivor prosentoda scono which wo think and hopo no ono will over seo again. Bridges, boats, stables, houses, pllos of lumber, logs and goods of almost every character waB in tho angry torrent. Millions of dollars, worth of property was destroy ed, and by many tho 4th of Juno 18G2, will long bo remembered as u day upon which many livos "wore lost In tho great flood and great havoc provailod. Llmlsov Oomberr. Georae llGberlliur. Allen Kreiiltcr, Harry Stoore, Herbert Nusbawln, Charles lieber, Herman ltopp, I no. lielcliard. Harry gpnngler, Edward Sinltli, Hurry Wagner, WeMey Wetitaw, Marry Wioaml, Wllmer. TralnerVIteitlo Kern, lUibert Miller. (ieuire isewnan, uurry iiemneimcr, wiiuo vomer", enster- Allce (label. Mattle Obr-it, Kmiim ntinkman. Clara llretnoy, Uanle III ink Sllnnlo Dover, Katie Dulling. Carrie Fell' iniieiier, jitiui rnu, irut rmuna latter won 5 to 12. In the afternoon the former club won 8 to 5. Persons tresspassing on tho B. B. Park without permission from tho com mittee are llablo to prosecution. Somo pooplo want to romembor this! tJoanosvlllo plays with tho homo team on Saturday afternoon. Tho visitors como strongly ro-enforcod and frionds aro much pleasod to fully prepared to play nail, ladies about again, will pay 10 cents admission, Follows who aro to mean to pay 15 I Mr. Thompson to Leave us cents to seo a game of ball continue to Mr. J. Fink Thompson, the gentle jump tho fence or stand on a box out manly superintendent of the Lehlghton side and look on. A town which has Hosiery Mill, loaves Saturday for his such people is in neod of pity. homo in Schuylkill Haven, where lie VJCwo for Lehighton Tho game of will rost awhile preparatory to putting ball last Saturday morning botween the up mills in other towns in the state, home club and Highland, of Philadel- The mill hero was put in operation and pbla, was won by tho homo nine with placed on a thoroughly substantial the following scoro 0 to 3. Rotherroal basis through the indefatigable efforts ond Simmons filled tho points for of Mr. Thompson who has a wide Lehlghton in an able and vory olfective knowledge of the hosiery business. manner itotnermoi snowing great I Whllo horo Mr. T. made many warm effect in speed, watohfulness and friends who regret much to see him go. intrloato dollvery. In the afternoon Wednesday afternoon tho employees of tho samo clubs hustled tho gamo end- the mill gave a party In the building at ing in the beginning of the nintt which Mr. Thomson presided as the Inning with Lehighton at tho bat, two guest Of honor. Along with other men out aud two on bases, when Wilson frionda the Advocate wishes him suc- .if ii rr i i i i ... ruu iruut imru uuiub. ue vua ueuutryHi i coss and prosperity. pnio ay umpire uiauss ouu me vifciujro objected and onded the game 6 to 7 In favor of Lehlghton Lukens and. Simmons lined the points in tho after noon for Lehighton. Tho Highland club put up a very strong front and piayea great Dan out were no match Quito a number of our Littlo Gap folks colobrated Decoration Day at Slatington. Charlos Hill, of this place is on tho sick list. Tho cause of his sickness is duo to old ago. Mrs. Daniol Serfass, of this place, colobratod her 72nd birthday annivers ary on Tuesday last. Georgo M. Henry and Beniamlu Correll, both of this place, woro at Easton on Monday last, on businoss. Wallace Wagner, a clerk for J. C. Sandol, of Wcathorly, was visiting his parents and friends of this place, on Sunday. James Jscuwartz, a traveling satos- man lor the llrm ol Johnson s Schwartz, of Allentown, mado his regular trip through this section last week. A young man aged about 23 years was seen In tho woods on this sido of tho Bluo Mountain, with his hands cuffed on his back. Rumor has it that ho skipped away from a constable. Messrs. Aruer iiros., ol Vt essport, on Tuesday last, placed their steam saw mill in our locality. They Have a contract from Nathan George fe Co., to saw an Immense number of. loos, into boards, railroad ties, sills. &c. mo new board ot school dtrootors orcaulzed Monday oveuing. Tho board ror lsill will bo Jacob anyder. Lewis Ziegenfuss, Samuel Green, Nathan George and Thomas B. Craig Georgo M. Henry and Reuben Snyder retire. The season for bark pooling Is nearly over, and many of the people of our district, especially, along the Blue Mountain, were busy stripping the trees of their natural oovering. The bark goes to tho tanners, and tho peeled logs are worked up into railroad ties, sills, tolegraph poles, Ac. (UrUo ilevrlt. tjzle Ktilms. Carrie J'eters. lleulan ltelcharrl, Annto Mroup, iierinu i reuierwav. iuiu vvenu, jwinme which, Mary Wnlp, Mabel VVelir, Williamson liovaila. FROM AD., PltlMAIlY TO SECONDARY. Mamie Fritz. Mattle (ifeeus. Annie llonser. Mattie Helm, Clirisslc Kuluia, Nettle Monl tlirop, llattle (Mil, llesste ltebsr, Kinnia Senime), Carrie Stout, Mllie Stocker, Minnie Schocli, Mamie semnalc, Mamie wmuaw, Alice wert. Addle Graver, Auplc llinisleker, I.tzzle Mear holt, Jetmle Hex, Harry lieek, Clare Fatzlnger, Cliarles IleberliiiR, Clias. Klpp, Clias. Klstler, .loseph Krock, Chris. Luugkomerer, Itullili Mortlilmer, .lolm Kotliateln, Hurry l'eters. Nooton l'eters, llobert ltupp, Vrank Itelnie, John ltelir, Alice bichumaker.Chas. Spoonbelmer Aiiuon wuip, .lames Aanuer, wm. tiiiueii, illlllUII ,11,11(3 AHUUCI, t.UI. ,1.1. Robert Koons, George Kurtz, Vm. Snyder. rnoM 2xd ruiMAiiY to ad., rnuiAnv. Martha Aufre, Oarrle Anthony, Bessie Ilretne). Ueitiu ltaeliman, llessle IllanK, Gertie Clenotl, Dollle Callrey.Oertrudo Fueliro, Sarah Frey. Mamie Hunslnier, Mabel Kosten bader, Cora Kruin, I.lzzle Miller, Minnie Meyer. Sadie Nowhart. ltelna Ituch. Mainlo Snvder. Maggie Bitter, Kiln Smith, Laura Sandliorr. 1 tie Smith, Amanda Ylelhower, Klla Wleaml, Gertrude Wehr, Ada Warner, l.llv Wolf, Hsrvy nowman. Lettls' Case, Milton llrnmbore, Marvin Faust, Irwin Faust, Hubert Filtzlucei', Clms. German, Harry German, Thomas lteber HUE. ciarK uonu, lionort iiorn. iioy nramrr, ttobert Krcidler. Wilbur Nusbaimi, Ollvei Nothsteln. Kinrene Peters. Geori;e ltpinhfllmer. Clms. null, Willie lthoarb. Calrin Scliult., nertlo Beinmei, kiumii erlinau. I'lioji 1st, pRiHAnr to 2nd, ratMAnv, Iiura Armbru.ster, Nellie llryan, lllancbe lllank, Floieurc rJorliamer, Snllle Freeb. Iinra Gross, Kiiima German, Helteu lleydt, Iflsle Iieiliiian. Emma llM'dt. Pearl Horn. Hattle Korh, Esther Koch, Mamie Krock. iimma Killing. Cora Koou. listner nemerer, Kmmn jieiizior, uoru ueicuaid, Mamie itcx Martha lteltz. IAh Hamnsel. Carrie Walp Millie Werner. Itarry Anthony, Krldlo Hock Chirk Kvans. Leruo Faust. Thomaa Gaumer Robert Hess, Venus Hummel .tiguat Komatosk, Julius Komatoskl, Win. Kroltz. Uewu Kemerei Georne Kulius, Aa Miller, Chas. Slejers; Asa Ubert. Harry ltelulR, Morris Stoiult, Kuil Bheckler, James Webb, Jessie Snyder, Ohns ittwiuuy, juiuie uauey, liuueri, jwwuian, aiul- biseanower, iioy r rey, i-uus. ituuuru, ueori jsusDaum. iierce lYoiusiein, ueruert iieur. Alien ine. 1.1st of Jurors. Tho following jurors woro drawn to sorvo nt tho Juno term of Court: ODAND JUltOBS. Andrew, I.ovl, blacksmith, Weatherly Iiojle, lienter, miner, linatoirl Ilrcslln, John I!., lanorer, lanslont Dixon, Hush, lallroader, M. Chunk, id w ISck, Frank, engineer, M. Chunk, sd w Horn, J. v., fanner, I'aclrer Kleckner. Milton, tailor. Lansford McUlwn, Wm., laborer, tSummlt Hill McDade, Frank, miner, Aurlenrlerl Miller, Wm. H., carpenter, Summit Hill Nicholson, Frank, carpenter, Franklin Neason, John, miner, Andenrled G'Uonnell, lSd brakeman, M. Chunk, 2d w i eun, eurRe, lauorer, iiowniajisrowrt Kead, Ktl.rs, railroader, Franklin Hedealc, Wm., laborer. Summit Hill Sherry, Clias., machinist, M. Chunk, 1st w Solomon, Thomas, laborer, Weatherly Trelsbach, Chas., farmer I'mvamensInR Vnlmer, Conrad, baker, M. Chunk, Is w Wanner, M miner, summit Hill Wuener, Atuandus, teacher, Little Gap Walters, John, miner, Audeiulerl. I'RTIT JU110H9. Iiube, Adam, laborer, Wcnthefry, lieralck. Win., enKineer, U. MauchChunk, llackey. Albeit, laborer, Fackertdn. liojer, Levi, farmer. Little Gap. Hrokate, Clms., laborer, Lehlghton. lloyer, Austin, J. F.. Welsspoit uiisiman, win., iarmer, Millport 'oyle, Wm., miner, 1! aver Meadow Ihllklllln,, Iiirrnna I.Wn. U'n.ll.n.l,. Collins. F., diatiglitsman, M. Chunk, 1st Ttarrl . jjuvis. jj-iniei. cierK, jnsiora Drumlicller, Wallace, foreman, Lausford Dale, James, engineer, Summit Hill Dermott, Frank, machinist, Nesnuehmilnz Flnlcy, Lewis L., laborer. Summit Hill Hutchinson, 8am.. carpenter, Nesquelionins llontz, Hiram, inllk-mnn, E. Mauch Clmnk iioni, .aciiarias, noiei Keeper, racKerton irraiu, juues.cieric, iseaver Aieanow i.i.iniiiB, jbunuiu, luiiit:!, jHiiiiuiu Hawk, J. S., lumbennan. North Kidder .iriiin, Aiireri, uiai'ttsmiin. iJinsioni Iflint' It T ,o..n.i. T Al,l.rl.,n Kreldev, Siim'l., carpenter, M Chunk, tit w KUtlcr, Gldenu, laborer, lsatt Fenn Krum, Joseph, carpenter, Fiankllu Koe h. Kllas, carpenter, Franklin Kennedy, J. J., saloon keeper, M. Chunk, 1st, w Kreiderw lie, John, laborer, Lclilgliton Miller, A. U.. farmer, Mahoning Monney, l'at Ick, mlucr. Heaver Meadow Mnlhenrn, l"at. v., clerk. M. Chunk. 1st w McGindy, Hugh, laborer, Audenrled ItehilK, Owen, painter. Lehlghton liemaley, Mosesf laborer. Fust l'cim Strohl, Conrad, lock tender, Millport Stout, Chas. H., plasterer, summit Hill Swartz, Frank, merchant, I?, Mmich hunk Smith, Henry, laborer, Millport Hujrler, Thomas, blacksmith. I'arryvtllo woipor, jaeoi),irmer, Lcinjju Waituer, James, labori'r, FaiTyvllle Williams, N. It., clerk, Bea cr Meadow Wilson, llenr.v, lea ageilt, M. I hunk, 2d w V ernpt, Chai. A., Inn keener. Kidder. South Melcli.Tlionuw. miner. AudenHcrl .icuunuihi, U ni.iii, mason, Frnuklln. TitAVEiiSE .iirnous. Arncr, Hun y C, carpenter. Lausford Ash, James, farmer, Millpoil ieiinyniiu, misriu,iin smicn, t.. ai, ununk Urelsfonl, lt engineer. Mauch Chunk, 1st w Hnyle, t'atrlek. laborer. Heaver Meadow imiiks, ,i. w , lanor, m. ciiunit, 1st w Itresliu. Bobert. leunister, llliiomingdala iniw, a. 1'.. ivriuiftJiuiu avts. Davlrl 11 .llniiro'liir. l.nriaforil Ilewlit, c. It., foiemau, Weatberlv Derbey. liobert nnnerBuiniult Hill Edwards, Ohas. ().. merchant, Ijinsford Kcurpiu. jouns, lanorer, uinroid Fulda, Ohas, Jr., miner. Heaver Meadow erry, iiionius. lanroaiier. ill. uniinK,2d w rltzitiuer. J. M.. shoe-maker. T.ehiititoii Gnfttth, David, miner, Utusfonl uenrhart, J. J., laoorer, ruekrr Hlnes, James, miner, Kesriuehonlw? II lues. Audrews, miner, Nesnuehontng KlnjE, Andrew, laborer, Ijinsford iveuuner, i-evi, laoorer, renn e oresi Kuiikcl, Joslah, laborer, Kidder Soulli lxnliart, Iternhart, farmer, Mahoning Aiiri , ,i. c, ,'ierK, jjansiora l'ay Yoar Mercantile Tax. Store keepers and others subject to thcpnynwint of a mercantile tax should ltnimatflf; Bt onoe. The tune for the pajmMtt of these taxes oxniro May 30, andwSse who failed to pay in that for the home nino. The visitors were a peridll are now conducting their buHi gentlemanly set of fellows and made ness without lioense. Thcv slmuld ruuny tnvnus wuno uoro. pay up nt once. lay upl On frlee Star Clothtuff Hall, Maoeh I FranU's Jewelry Store utanu- Wilson Frantz has opened hia Means a saving of jo per cent on all jewelry store on Uankwav and is ready Hten's and boys' clothing you buy ready for business. All kinds of repairing made or mode to order from us, call done neatly, cheaply and promptly. A md compare our price and 70a will nioe line of clocks, watches and jewelry Opd Ui fttieva MrUtK mere Hit a Hie always no hand 4 seleet tVom. Givu IIIQ OHKBK, WlUiam Boyer and wifo, left for Duunlleld, rs. J., on Saturday. Miss Estella Relnhart was visiting mends at Parryvllle on Sunday. Wilson Soil, student in the Plalr view Aoadoifiy at Broadsville, is visit ing here. Mrs. Mary Heydt Aho was on an extended visit to her son at Krosgeville ruturned home on Bundav. me party that passed throuch this vaUey on their way home on Sunday evening, were a dlsgraco to t ho com munity. Wo would advise tho gentle men, if they go out fishing oguiu, tu leave tho mighty rum jug at home. Rev. W. A. Leopold, presiding Elder of Allentov. n district, will hold oommunion in Kalemn's Evangelical Church, on the 1th m-.t. We liope that the Mip.s uurl duughtvrs of the ab.sociutiun ti ill turn out iu large num ber. Souietlilng Nover unercd llefore. Our entire stock of meos aud boy's clothing must bo sold regardless of cost, wo havo reduced our boy's aud men's suits from 81. to ivi on each huit which chance j 011 should not let go past, but call at tho One Price Htar Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk, at once for your men' , aud boys' clothing. For Sale. A two and 0 liaif stor frame dwell ing containing six rooms, located on lower First street, will be sold cheap for cash. Apply at Sweeny's Corner Store. The reeidenoe is handsomely liiTHjjyit aad t rtf Walraale pe- -Vote for.tho gas and wator tax. A New Swindle. Business men should keen their eyes open for several well dressed individu als who travel in a buggy and who are also workina tho "skin name." The Cn on wuiou they, operate is to oner dollar bills in wiyinent for small purchases and then ask the parties they are deallutr with to take back the small change anu roturn tne original nStsjtud In this way mako a confusion in Hie chauae. and by the tlmo they are done they have swindled you out of several dollars In change. These fellows have been "working neighboring oountiee. and It la hard to tell how soon they will appear in this oounty to cheat tne unwary. -Wholesale Liquor Hill. 'TH, 1,111 n,l.,t..,l I,, 1,-1,.? nleniki licenses in cities of first and seoond classes at $1,000, cities of tho third class. idOO; townships, 8100. In all cities battlers pay 8300; boroughs. 9200: townships, All moneys are to be paid into the Ktate Treasury, and the court is to havo discretionary power, Rectifiers, compounders and distillers bhall not bell less than one gallon wholesale dealers, one quart; brewed and malt liquors not less than twelve pint bottles, not to be drunk on the promises. . HlKli Trlees are a Thing of tho rait Wo are always moving with the times in reirurdh to style and oiinlitv 01 cloth ing and keep the latost styles and best quality 01 mou s and boy 3 sulU at prices wtucti cannot be beat by any one in the valley, at Sondhetzn's Mer chant Tailoring Hall, Mauch Chunk. I'CBI.IC SALE KKOISTER. On June Oth, Veau Bowman arlniinibtrator of Isabella Bowman, will sell on the premises iu Bowmanstown, u large ariery of personal property, Mich as beds nuil bedding, bed-room suite, partoi suite, oarpets, etc Koe bills. firewood I Firewood t ycu need nre-wood, leave your LelbeiiBiith, Frank, carpenter, LehtKliton McGlulei, Fiauk, snloou-keeiier M. Chunk 11 jucArueji. Hiiies, or., miner, nesqueuonuiK Morris, llenjamln, mine-foreman, Audenrled MXlorrv, Michael, miner, Nesnuehntilni! McOlourl. I). o postoUlee, Kidder North netii la. Dim., tanner. Knit l'enu Rlukct. 11. H.. tenorter. Weatherlv Smlih, Hanv K., painter, Weatherly nuiiiii, ri Milt, tanner, i eiin roresi , Huuitg, 1 hemas, section lions, l4ihl8hton Tlpprt, William, operator, Nesriiiehoninic Weni 1, Joel, laborer. Franklin Wills, Ie, suiierliitendent, Welssuort White, I' rank. Jeweler, Weatherly. X.ntlicr Union Sleetlne. The Luther Union will hold their regular meeting on Tuesday ovenlng lOtU Inst. The following program has been arranged: Recitations, by Robt. stout, diarry jvusuaum. L,uilo ueiciinrd: selections, by Ada Webb, Emma Acker, Ira Motnsteln; scripture study on at. ljuko 102, by usoar llellman, John IQpp, Emma Fortwangler; vooal solo, Q.tUnOn,nl Tl.,1.,1. T,.1 ,.1 1 . .1,. ,.4 onuto uwiuiw, uoumu itnuiuuu, uuu,. Lillie Reioliard, Mary Ebbart; referred Suestion to be answered, by Granville Lehrlg. All are cordially Invited to attend. NEWSY WCISSPORT. The Dolnits of a Lively Townllrlelly Chroni cled In Short Siilp-Hnnp Order by the Stroller and Chum." Jacob Krosgo is building on the east sido. Miss Oertie Horn Is visiting Allen town friends. And the Good Will Hook and Ladder Company, what of Itt Benjamin Berlin, of Berllnsvllle, is visiting his brother in Franklin. Howard, and Miss Mabel Moroy, of Dnnlelsville, are guests of Jnoob Wonte. For sale A good rnaro with colt sevon weeks old. Apply to 0 eo. Miller' North Welssport. 8t Samuol Walp and wifo of tho oast sido, have returned from a pleasant sojourn of a few days with Monroo county frionds. Somo miscreants stolo a bunch of fine bauanas from Soagor's Cornor Storo, Monday evening. The jail is waiting for such people. David Straup is proparod to re pair stoves, stenners, moasurcs, chairs, Ac, at very low prices for cash. Shop, near 'squire Boyer's office, dive him a call. 2t Work will bo resumed on tho,now school building in tho Franklin Inde pendent District, noxt week. Tho building Is to bo complotcd for tho fall term of sohool. , Tho old mud holo lying betweon tho canal and tha Central railroad Is to bo filled up, according to all reports, nothing could be better. Tho , old puddlo i3 only a disoaso broedor. Presiding Eldor W. A. Leopold, of tho Allentown district of tho Evangeli cal Association, will preach in schoo hull PtiiTirlovmnrnlnD' nnt. nr. 10n'c!rinlr. i st which timo tho holy sacrament will also bo administorod. Go to Curtis, tho' Jewolor. Oscar Soager was at Philadelphia, Wednesday, buying in new goods. Mr. Soager is now nicely located in his handsome new storo building on the corner and is ready for tho rush of customers, who want bargains. Roubfcu Zimmerman and family woro in Fogelsvillo, Lehigh county, this wcok attending tho funeral of Mr. Zimmerman's sister' Kato A., who died suddenly of paralysis on Sunday even ing previous at tho ago of 50 years. Rov. Morgan A. Potors, a graduato of tho lloldloborg Sominary, of TifHn, Ohio, Will preach a trial sormon boforo tho Reformed congregation horo noxt Sunday. Morning sorvicos in Gorman at 10 o'clock; English servicos in tho ovoning at 7 o'clock. All aro invltod. Tho following letters romaln un called for in tho post ofQco: Ellas Schnoll. Georgo Sachorer, Wester Fishor, David Kibbler, Alfred Walck and Goorgo Getz. Persons calling for any of tho abovo letters will plcaso say "advertised," as thoy are kept soparato and apart from othor mall matter. All hail to Weissport. Council havo decidod to havo our ontorprising littlo town illuminated with electricity, and accordingly, the lncandescont light will soon tako tho placo of tho mlsorablb old coal oil lamps. Tho cquncil, tho peoplo and tho town is to bo congratulated on tho improvement. Keop tho ball rolling. Tho now board ot directors ror tho Franklin Independent School District organized Monday evening by To-elect ing R. J. Hongen, president; II. T. Smawloy, secretary, und Dr. 1: A. Andrews, treasurer. Tho old board of directors assemblod in mooting twonty four timos last yoar. labored oncrcoti- cally for tho success of tho schools. In retiring, thoy havo tho congratulations 01 tho pooplo tor their onorts. Uo to Curtis, tho Jowoler. Tho Weissport school Hoard re organized Monday ovoning by tho election of W. F. Blory, prosldent; Dr. W. L. Kutz, secretary, nnd Reuben Mussolman, treasurer. Tho othor mombers of tho board aro Austin Boyer. Chas. Laury and AlGuth. At tho samo meetingoho' directors decided to ro-open tho schools cu August 24th and at tho samo tlmo raiso tho salary of tho principal from 855.00 to SG0.00 per month. JNow that tuo light question has boon settled, let our enlorprising fel low citizens go in with sleoves rolled up for n solution ot tno wator problem. Tho Carbon County Improvement Company will give tho town a first-das' supply of water, providing ono hun dred spigots aro subscribed for and tho borough takes eight flro plugs. It sooms to us that this Is ono grand op portunity and It should bo taken ad vantage of. Como, stir up things, now! Teachers' lSxnmlnntiona, Tho Carbon County Teachers' Examinations IforliOl will bo hcldasfollows: At Nesnnelionlnp, for Mauch Chunk Town ship, Wednesday; dime 10. juisi luaucn unuiiK. jiorougn, i rmay, June 1.'. Summit 11111 lloroupli, Tuesday, June JO. Anuenricri lor jsanm iownsnip, jnursuay, June 18. Weatherly Borough, Saturday. Juno ao. ijinsiorri noroiurn, iiiesnay, juneai. East Weissport for Franklui Independent Dis trict nnd l'arryvllle, Thursday, June 25, . Mauch Chunk Iloroueh. Saturday. June 2T. j.enifiiuon ror jnirrnion, weissport auu racket ton, Monday, June 2D. Furnace School House for Franklin Townillli Th11rsrl.1v. Anrr. fl. iiudsondale for l'aekcr Township, Haturaay, -tug. 9. llockport for Lelilih and Lausanne Twps. ainnaay, Aujr. jo. LehlRh Tannery for Kidder Township, Wed nesday, Aug. 1-'. Ashnold for liist 1'cun Township, Thursday, Auk. S9, . . .. . Millport for Lower xowamen3lns iwp. oat unlay, Aujr. ?2. l'leasant Corner for Mahoning Twp. Tuesday, Auir. ZD. SteinleravUle for Upper Towamenslun Twp, 'llmrsdav. Auu. 27. Htony Creek School House for I'cnn Forest Township, Saturday, Aug. 23. LehlRhton. Special Examination Saturday, rani. in. Alt aDnllcants must be examined in the District iu which they intend to leach, unless written permission to do otherwiso be granted by the Hoard of Directors desiring to employ sucu teacners. r,o ceruucaie wi 1 uo cramru to applicants under 17 years of age, nor to ap plicants who have not made a careful study of several ot tne best works on teaching. All ap- mcinis navingaiuu ono ui in any 01 me ranches ou last year's certificate need not be examined In such branches this year, lteter ence as to character will be required of alt ap plicants not Known to me mineriiiienueiii. di rectors are respectfully requested to Ue present at me examinations. T. A. HirvDEn, uo. supt HATS!! "The Wilcox Flexible," Thee&$iost fitting Stibf Ha in : me market, is sold ka thi$ vicinity by us only. ra Mouse. are being sold by We also hare our usual assortment of Fine and Medium Fumitfc at the very lowost prices. We also have beautiful pattern m and tho prices are astonishingly low. NOW ON PISPLAT XV To Hielf !n many important particular!, Ilood't fJarwpirUla ! different from and superior to any other medietas. recoliar In combination! proportion and prep aration of Ingredients. Hood' Sariaparllla pos lenei the fall enrattro ralae of tho test knovn remedlM of the Tf re table kingdom, recmuar U Its medlelnal merit, flood's Eanapa- rilla accomplishes cores hitherto unknoirn. recullar In strength and economy Hod'i 8ar- BEuiuvv I ba iilJ, " 101 doie. oat dollar." ltedlcliii lm lsrcer CamD 202. P. O. S. of A..of Lausford. an imslt.r bottles rerjulre lnrget dom, nd do will produoe a military drama. no' Proaue eoo ",a" sitiiruia. j. , i n - s mi I svku tu t kc -uuu urwiv uv uuiut lull uramou, v. u. o. 01 i oi lown.arei .nr-j-. .,..rfn. 1. iMn ,k.,. uusuiug iu a uveur uuuiuer m niuHllig it u tcsie, thin of all oth.r bleoi rulngri, proparaUOUS lor Uietr Fourth of July r.cnllsr la Ita chenom.ntl record ot .ties celebration. . I ,trod, no other preparauoa has ever aHatned TV,tcl, nnimnll lot .TV ft it A snch popultrltT In .o short a Um. Denotbeln- lion thaTnrrrasr mmlrli!n nf nnw b. auMatouun.nyeuierprep.riuon. D..tog oret orRanization in this olty tho number leing very nearly 'juu, with au ditions every week. It will interest G. A. R.. men to know that on June i the regular quarterly Hood's Sarsaparilla EoldbyalldniftliU. flsslxforfi. Fr.puedoaly by O. I. noon a CO., Apotaaearlos, Low.u, SIMS. 100 Dosgs Ono Dollar payment of pensions was made, and ou July 4 following each pensioner will be noTU I'ltH. iiODBREIt, under the ltiotiarmc M llotei.jiauK street, xor imuuuui KiutYvuin paid one month's pension, after which fashtonatAe hair eut, txr Closed on. j&ndaf ' the regular ciuarterly payment will I JfeltK"'1?"!. SSRSiJj.,5iflKI oc?ur on October 4, January 4, April 4 1 prices, and wo itre the only place In town anu juty , luswMm oi ueoeniuvr i w oere you cau uuy flsuiwr s utwtin iw im MhtvIi 4 .TiiTm -1 rinfl RAntArnriAP 4 an I i r i Jtiiii. iVi I riTIIHKK'K HIFAVINIl HAIX)0. uDlHmite tht! uuruvuiurt- iu unw w iswimw vui u5 x v CATJ5 0rFI GK , Is I ) eaul q u u rt e r B for sltinftrsi ar fiamAsf lv iircmri tn ATAntA I their July vouchers at the proper Ume, H6?1 & ttS? 'ihSJSIffil 1VS W4i i7i mwi .uv iu ui wv wuuui uouiw. i uuBC n nrct-ciass atTie urop in uun nee mm orders at this f Bemvor Rm orjioe ler H. J. Damer, it By rotiiut for a water and iittht tax you won't raise your tazes one cent. It will only legalize expenditures made every year by Council. Vote for Light and Water. Go to J I) (.irtis, the jeweler, Weweport. F OR SflEltlFF Jonathan Kistler, Ot LohUthtoo, Fa Kukittt to. rurbon oounty Duioti; noai man wuTvauou. ilLYBmO-BATin Millinery .Emporium. The etyleu toe trbs the nwket. Htwtj jSesa -no oarefullj t arched far fea pswsst ideas and handsoaoat eSsdfj faa ear lint?, and wo fd aoa tSsA ex new spring nad rbrbevw rtcdt a rescnts the cxeaxa ot tha beftt. Ufe cordially hiriis yoa to. esma sad sec us, e tamin w j4$ai ail learn prices. We hare opened up Tery sico line of SoeseoaWa Underwear in JLadies, Misses, Childrcns end Qemfm adies Vesta, 13cta eack or two for i&cta. Socaclhinfj batae 15c, 25c, 45c and 50c. Thete goodi ara actually ttcx& feay the money and cant b excelled. Ge&U Qattco 6ht&, 46c, 10c. Low Tallies not to be raafecbed in torm. Mitts .for Ladies asd Mioses In Black and Fancy Colors at 25c andSCte. Thajr wea moro and can t be matched m twn nt th pn. tfosiery For Ladles, Mioses, Children and QenU at lwet-t pita- on't forcet our 5 and 10 cent Counter. Hew Bagpfau. OBHRT'S BLOCK. Adam's Express Company. of all kinds nicely cxcttfctl at this office. out tlila teuton, beurUM ft'.Umta gp New Dress Fabrics, FOR THIS AMD VTASMIK T7BACJ?. SHANTONG l'OXGEES. are Eutlrelr New, all thcxe prtlT sv tlsi eo deiirable ibit seaton are rt'piented fn tiik deoigai tad Sal ea SB "''ofllNA. CLOTH, .nothiT Wuh Kabrie Just. Steal, Tn. Grey, Blue, Moat, wutte ana lilac urouam, u mat wiat eaqr WilJi Ull AiJiJiio uu ugui ruuBU., nun uuu jun in, cm; nen jwt aii, A tmall lot of New 8alteen so at 0 cents per jari. A larxe lot, ot new DRESS CilNUIIAU la Btdeea aid plaid ca ohr 9tp. Original Outioft Cloths, beet sooda at 10 cent, per yard. A fin Linn of Oraaa Uooda in the Kew Bhadea aad WcaTta. Black Goods suitablu for Summer Wear, saeh as Wool Kan's YMn 9Mt, Tamite, Ulorlosa, &r, at Huarauteed prices for Irst-elau Ocedi. Dig lot Ladies ftltihfd Vrets fnr Sumner oalj 8 rem. e&eh. Ex'ra Value in Cum" -iiliu and Drawsrs far Vtm at 1ft eaate iMfc, MaasWf llnea of better Goorl for 1 a-lirs. fjents and Calldrsa. KotHDr vA iK99S Hum nualliies in Lailien' MuJhn Underwtar at seeeial nriees. 300 Dot. Scalloped i;.la.-. (lorrlered, ladles' XfaadkeraMeft ot 6 am1 Hlacs: Silk Drapery Xeits, I.args TaxiatT M flWH, non Ran te Swiss Flouur iin: for and Children. Fast Black and t'uKre,l liotierj a specialty. Our Uarpet Department will iotcreat ettrybedy that is la ;4 First, because our stock is the largest and eTsrytblac av. Om are lower than those asktrt xlsawbere lor tha Baa Ohm SJorfj. BKOADWAT, Mauch Chunk, Fa,
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