) SPICILY TOLD. The News of n Lively Town Toiii in n Few Words by 11 llmtlWB Hi-porter. Georce Morthlmer will build on Alum atroet. The G. A. It, drum corps will have now uniforms. First street should bo cleaned or ftllhibbisb. Charles Trainer has a badly In- OSIGII AL CE1AP GASH STORE ! A New Line Of Lace Curtains has just been Opened. The pat terns are entirely new und in 3 jured left log." and 3i Taids in leugth. The I -iieUlghton prices range from $1 to $4.89 a ptur. Plain. Striped and Plaid Scrims, sirjaor Machino Company. - - ; For tho bost makos oC Bicyoles (jo Figured ana G'olorru scrims, .fbrsian Draperj neat Patterns, Plain Colored Double Plash. Combination Double Plush. 8-4 Felt in Garnct.Blue.Bronze. Plain Oil Shading in all colors. IN A FtEW WORDS. u Lively Wrttor Tells the Story of The llnppenlitga of a Week In and About I Old Carbon. -Wenthorly has a lnwn tennis 1 l'KOl'LK ON TI1K GO. won't havo a tllsply oC Are works on tho 4th. Tllolimnn Zlno. of the flats, la re ported qulto seriously 111. 13d ItRtollff Is hustling for tno to E. G. Zern, Uohlghton Full lino of Intrroln and IlruBSOl carpets at Honry Bchwarte's. Dig stook ofliandaoino gold omies nt R II. Hohl's Mauoh uuunir, A'ti. The T-nhisrh Wniron Colnnauy oolv tlnues to work nlno nours as a uay, Morthlmer & Wagorman is tho name or a now news company in mis town, Xiohlghton is threatened, with tho Salvation Army. Why are we thus ri.v,W Rimr1n nilh V Thirns. nillictodT i mi,. T.nl,lrlifrt Wntflr nnmrwinv T-. V ' l.a I 1 . Uvts in AV I I, T1 I ..v- 1 i.n uiguw vjiiuuu.uiuii iiA.... jjj oloct nin0 new directors on T-. 1 1() A handsome line of Shade Pulls, Th'0 car-poutcre will soon get to Bars and llincs in Uola ana work on l'uotograpnor msuors uoumo Oteei. I - -Tho Horsh Furnace Company will .olTTj. ras Uo at amrBo uag irum iiioir uru ua oiiuuu f lAiuius, a wuiik 1 tno llats. .from cord to the best spring fixtures. f Curtain Poles with Brass Mount ings. INeat and New Designs in Up holstery Fringes. J. T. 37TJSBAUM. rtlitt alraot, between South anil rium Streets, Lemsmoii, ra. The Carbon Advocate SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1891. JtAUJtOAD OOS8IP. Harry "Weldaw "Area" Valley 88. WillTynaoltnros"Lohigh Valley 87. VA1 Henry, of Woissport, handles .the throtlo of n now "hog" on tho ItfhlchValloy. ,Frank Anglo, brakeman on the "shift in tho yard at Paokorton had 11 finger squoezod ou on Tuesday. tjwis Smith, workinc at tho Round House, had a oouplo of flngors I Tuesday's election board had thoir mashed while coupling cars xuesaoy nats ou to ut. worn wno set -om up in tho yard at Paokorton. to clear, sparkling soda water. -JWork has been commoncod on uosunthoitl tho Fishbaek RaUroad which will con- Ono or two fellows fined for fast nect at Pottsvillo with tho Ponnsyl-1 driving would break up a bad end Tho council at thoir meotlncon Tuesday evening fixed tho tax rate at lis mills ior loui. Mrs. T. A. Hnvdor will Dleaso accent our thanks for a boautifullargo boquet of lovoly Juno roses. Crit Coon has the contract to lay 1400 feet of wator mains on Third street, south of Alum. Dr. Danzor, tho oyo, car and nose specialist, will bo at tho Exchange Hoi 01 on tno Mtn instant. Mrs. It. F. HolTord will pleaso ac cept our thanks for a moss of oxcollent salad from her well kept gardon. Ed Schmidt has boon annointod a mombor of council, to fill tho unox-pi-od term of William Watorbor, resigned. Tho handsomost lot of silverwaro you over laid ores 011 can be soon at E. H. Hohl's, Mauch Chunk Jewelry Storo. Tho electric light contract was signed by council Tuesday and tho town is oxpectod to be illuminatod by tho 17th. - -Dr. O. W. Snyder and Jako Kistlor "swannod" horses'. Tho doctor takos Jake's dapplo gray and Jako takes tho doctor's uay. Flash rlotorr. of Faralllnr Fnee Gaming and Going. William Dolong. of Sohneoksville. uroppod into seo us wounewiay. r -r 1 . - t , .1 I MnoMtn nnf Ccif,,,!,,, ilfl. AllafA. itr-.. i t ..conn , T...,i.r....w.j t, uubiiuiAjr in bu uutu u tw iuuu I irlOnQS. au"'l'ul ITftrnr R. Rwfinnv. onnnf T-imnriin mi.A w Ti . t 1 . I . . " . " ' . . . r- -1.11 .,,,vr.. 1 o.iiuiv uuuuiou uumuuiiiB. 1 town oaturuay. Hum ml t Hill wants, and should I tnanr.t, wi,iDi,miif ntunn.aurr. havo, n good firo dopartment. is tho guest of our popular townsman. An mast I'onu man is said to be tno I Andrew JJaror. iaaa. fathor of twonty-one children. . -Miss Emma IYoy returned homo Tho poopio or I'Tonohtown want a tuis weoK nrtor a pleasant sojourn with frionds in Mauch Chunk. -E. S. Whoatlev and fnmllv woro at Phlladolphia this wook attonding tho nnai obsequies ot a near roiativo. Dr. J. C. Kreamcr. a loyal Demo crat from tho lowor mid. closod digits now school Jiouso. Glvo it to 'em. J.UU x. u.. v. a-vi VDtuiuarmg i,iu excursion to uion unoKO on July 10. Lansford has au order of Fraternal Guardians, nu insurance affair by tho bv. It costs Ki to kill a younur rabbit and talked politics wltlt monds here at least, that Is tho too, and don't for-1 Saturday. got it. I Mrs. It Hagerman, of Lahaskn, Pa., At Summit Hill thoy uro bulldmclenJoylnBa.Pleitvl81t 10 ana what is snoken of as tho Switchback iS3-. A- "kons Hagerman on south sowor. 1 1' Irst street Miss Mamie Romig, ono of Bothlo- I ham's beautiful and accomplished daughtors. is spondlng a fow days with 1 ji'ostmastor iwuaonuusii Albert Morimn. ono of Philadel phia's representative young men, spent Sunday in town with his brother. IL I J. Morgan, accountant for tho Horsh An oleotrio railroad Is talked of between Joanosvtllc, Troscow and Beaver Meadow.. Thero is said to bo a strlko at tho colllories of tho Erans Mining Com pany, in Beaver Moadow. Jamos Riley, of Nosquohonine. and Miss Norah Moonev, of Weathorly, Hetttor 'rks mnrrlorl Th,.ro,fi.v I lleatOr WOrKS, tr.i,i' n-ii L Tho jovial Georgo Hallman, of if: -7??ll7" I-ansford, tho senior of tho cigar manu- wn.n ,'Xt vuuu,'uuruu,r facturing firm HaUman & Kutz, saw tho thieves wore caught. Ixshlghton vipe tho earth with Jeanes- Nesquohonlng morals are Improv- KiUe on Saturday. Georgo reports Georgo W. Hpmmingor will very Slatlngton, havo spent a wook visiting lilioly bo ro-appolnted prlno pal of tho I friends in Lohighton and Woissport, juuai, luuuuu uuuuauuuuu euuvuu. janu loit town Wednesday, toattoud tno Paul Shlmpo, a Hungarian living at I wedding of Miss Sallio Werner a sister Audonrlod, has gono "crazy as a loon." I of Mrs. Newhart's who was wedded on Ho is confined in tho Laurytown poor I Thursday, houso. Lansford's high school commence ment will bo held on tho 20th when a very lutorostlng program will bo rocltod. Larry Tarloton. a fafc and lively Weathorly Democrat, ill for somo weeks past is on tho mend. His frionds are glad or It. UASI2 UATA. GOSS11', T rho Joanesvtllo Baso Ball Club cot it in tno noclc at tho hands of tho Jonlgh ton club on Saturday afternoon on tho latter's grounds. Zierdt and Schmear were in tho points for Joanosvillo, while Lukous and Simmons lookod to tho interest of tho Xiohlghton toam. Tho day was very unfavorable for uur mruiur inuuus nuu ruuu bun i Tilfirincf null. A firizzllncr ra n fnm. Advocate should boar In mind that a menced to fall about 3 o'clock and con bushel of potatoes are to weigh 05 tinued till tho closo of tho ninth inninc. pounds instead of CO as heretofore. I Tho gamo oponod with Tjehighton at A smooth toncuod "suckor" I tho bat. Simmons lod off with a two- "workod" somo peoplo at Nesquehoning 1 bagger, and by tho slack playing of tho tho other day. By loaving the town I Jeanosville floldors thoy succocdod In auick ho got out alive. Noit timo I scoring four runs in tho first inning. "look a llttlo out." I and two runs in tho second, while At Weatherlv thoy arrost and fine 'iea.nosIiUo scored one run In tho peoplo who uso indecent lansaage on on om woro Wanted until tho streets. The Mayor of that town the sixth lnnlng, when JoanesvUlo got shows somo good horse senso in this, in B0X? f thir 1?eaV .fl8elng, and otbor towns should follow suit ?red thee in the sixth and two in , 1 1110 Buvuum lulling, 111 uiu mm inning The Bowman's Sunday sohool will Zlordt rotirnd from thn linv nn.l wno pic-nic in tho beautiful grove at that succeeded by Keanard, who seemed to placo on Saturdr.y. Tho committee of bo very effective until tho ninth inning arrangements aro perfecting plans for when the rain put in its appearance, and .Liehlghton scored three runs. lllSL aDd WU1 feCTtis0- Try r-ld 800 " 10 dDaTnce tho pleas'uro of all who may attend. The glorious Fourth of July will be coJobrated at TrachsvlUe by a open up now coal regions. I Tho committeo In charge of arrange- Lohighton. 42000010 310 Jeanesvlllo. 1000032000 Earned runs Lohlghton. 3: Jeanes vlllo, 2. Two-baso hits Simmons, . t:i .1 . mu.-ir-n .1 u . I . """"""I " " ivlllo. a. Two-baso hits Kimmnns. .Vius wuuiu uiuu i,u, mo vuuoj tuui uauv uuulu k oioui ml!iita nrnm so a (ronrt tlmo to nil wno I mi ' ,i- 7 zz . ' Jorseywill increaso its capital stock to be in much of a hurry to build a ay.n(i ' ill,.ou' a". Jnooay, iiorner, 83,700,000, for the purpose of making walk along its tracks from tho Vail ey , , 00f ln fa ,CoJ- Bases stolen Simmons, 2j PormanoAt provision for tho pavmont Houso to tho bridge. ffl l,H S? 5nbS?y,i 1;t WJrSon' fc2s D1on?u V iTm.Xnnr oTnimsni rlnrini tho t. i.i i i ii t i to a western firm who advertised "150 Zlerdt, 1; J. Monaghan, 1: Rood, 1. of extraordinary oxponsos during tno pr0achiDg services in tho Presby- efti orHnlns will hn mnllnrl t.n nnv p.... Ur. ,n,ai,n' y.'nu-tdLZ last three yoars. torlan church on Sunday evening pre- m,m frrTn for tan cnnU." Hhn Is mX hTL7X w .The new "bunk" house at Amboy ceded bv a Younc Peonies' Meeting Dtir.vir,.i,nroir nil tifi, thn nJri !. ia. o. t-..j o Ibfing completed compelled the "boya lead by Homer Adams. sho got. Soo the "point?" Left on' base's-JeanesvUlo, 4; Lohlghl .ofiiSie road' who had bods in tho round Tho follows who bought tho won- pj, ,CnrV nn'tn ton. 4. Passed hnlls-rlimnnr 2. houw to pick up their SSago and derxui cologne producing beans on walk. Thero is nonsoquontly a big in rolca-ej cots to this town. V.Tho Western Railway thus spoko ,n nntl funk nt rnilrond ofilcinls conoral- Iv: "Railwav comnanie' Should not moko war on labor organizations. Theso jowojry store Mauch Chunk, 'They put a premium on sohrloty and "punish cussedness. Wo havo known cases where an organization has ox Wednosday ovoning are In tho soup bean soup, so to speaK. Entirely now and very pretty cholco gold penholders, poncils, pens and lots of novolties in this line at E. II. Hohl's Zlerdt, 2; umpire polled members for drunkenness and neatly, choaply and promptly. 4t Tho peoplo who want tho nowost and ncost things in wall paper, borders, decorations, &c, continuo to buy at ijUCKonuach's, jviaucn uuunK. Tbo members of the M. E. Sunday Chearj work doesn't tjv. Tho Now York Portrait Company who wore Wild pitches Lukens, 3; taking cabinet pictures at 75 cents and I iieanard, 1. Time -'.10. Si. a dozen, has been closed out. They w. F. Hamer, were doing businoss at Lansford when tho hammer fell. They'll know bettor next timo. The Camp Meeting of tho Allen- -For good clock and watch repair- town., District" of the Evangelical As; . . -.. . 1 . ... 1 Annin.in. . M.wli. ti r lAnMnmahlr. n' I lng go to wiison rTantz, tno nowi yrlclub. jowolor on ISankway. AU work dono f ibbiuiuk muw xjvuyviu, m uo uuiu TJTamaqua plays hero Saturday. IfLukens will nitch ball for Jeanosville club. fHugh Jennings is putting up a very tho IntheparkotBowmanstown, from tho yamwraa, tno giants 01 tho coal 18th to tho f.5th of August. fflr9?3' Py i1 thor oni Saturdf?' -An oxchongo voices an old truism j "r ? "",,B"UU"1", In n nnw form whnn It nnvn. "A mnn "oli " " " iuuiiiub jjouu rihosnhoroscent emanations from the . ITho Jeanesvlllo and Drifton base tnll onri nfn llMUnlnrr hnir -wHl, I bau clubs aro scheduled for a game on VCOUCOVUID, iUUUUUULB aro taking a livelv fnff. I interest in their respect! vo clubs, ana Charles Boadanskl. who lives in I -r , ... . , tho coming game will bo of interset to town, will partloipato in Siatington's St. Louis, presented his parents with a rnrrm nH V glorious demonstration on July 4. handsome silvor castor on the ovent of ?SEvl!mJ)Jy.H0ib Thin wnnlr tVinrn wns nald to Mrs. their silver anniversary rocontly. . : " " - lne Ma,B ay .aito in we.sion. tarrlsli. of Paokorton. S275C0 funeral F.vnrvthlniT In tho linn of " wnll TS-ri " iT-j jjr tt Tho Editorial Association of the tko management havo retained them Jn the sarvico or the company." BUCKET SOCIETY GOSSlr, Thero is only ono Son of Votoran in this town. What has become of tho talked of Order of Choson Friends? Lohlgh Council, 101, Jr. O. U. M., of FROM MAUCH CHUNK. Tho Connty Onpl'nl SplTltedly Hnltomlied hy a SiMelal Oorreiponrtenl. Pcrannul nnd Othernrlao. Tho First National and the Second National Banks of this city esch hold iao.WJO or tho mate's money. . Daniel Burns, ono of Carbon conn ty's oldest rosidenU died Tuesday in this city at tho age or w years. J. F. Broslln, Summit Hill's popu lar contractor and bulldor, was a prom inont visitor in town Wednosday. The viowers appolntodby tho oourt J. w. itaudonbusiianui'Toa Bchmidt, Lohighton; Tom Arner and Levi Harle man, Franklin; Josiah Musselman, Mahoning; J. W. Heberllng and Her man Strolil,of town to assess damages in the proceedings instituted by Jonathan and Stephen Lauchner vs. tho Schuylkill ALohigh Volloy R. It, willmcot on tho 30th instant and decide conclusions. Tho downfall of E. R. Siewers is cortainly to bo regretted, if for no other reasons than tho tarnishing of a name for a half century honored nnd respected, and tho dlsgraco to an old mother, wifo nnd daughter. Siewers is not to 1m pilled; ho was a man of strong mind and koon perceptions nnd might havo anticipated tho inovitablo result of his crime. Nothing so far dovoloped in his downfall shows aught for com miseration, but much is shown for Ills condemnation and punishment. -Samuol Aloxandor, for the past yoar division passongor agont of the Lohigh & Susquohanna division of tho Central Railroad of Now Jersey, has tenderod his resignation to tho officials of tho road, to tako effect on Juno 1. Ho will shortly loavo for his homo nt Hartford, Conn., and nftor two months' rocrcation wjll control one of tho larg est and most important theatrical pro ductions as managor noxt season, for which company hp has nlroady beon ongagod. In Mr. Alexander tho Cen tral company passed an excellent and! trying official. Ho is a popular gontlo man, and has host'jof frionds through out tho district who will regret to learn of his sudden doparturo, To tho long list of solf-inurdorors is added that of Christopher Littlo. a well-known lawyer and insurance agont of Pottsvillo,and DistrictDoputy Grand Master of tho F. & A. M., in Schuylkill county, who was found dead in bod, shot through tho head, in room No, 0 in tho American Hotel, on Broadway, about nlno o'clock Wednosday morn ing. Tuesday evening ho nttondod a mooting of tho Masonic- order in this city and appeared in .tho very best of spirits. Ho rotirod about ton o'clock or a little later, and not answering when callodtho following morning, a stop ladder was procured and Landlord Jarrard on looking through tho transom saw Littlo lying dead. Dr. Irwin and L. H. Barber woro called and entrance to the room was gained by lotting a small boy through tho transom and un locking tho door. Immediately after ward 'Squlro J. J. Boylo empanelled tho following jury: John O'Brlan, foreman; Georgo W. Morthimor, E. A. Kolloy, B. a. Heading, u. m. uortch ana 1'. x Mur ray, boforo whom tho ovidonco was sub mitted which was about ns follows: Littlo retired botwoon 0 and 10 o'clock, and sometiino during tho night fired tho fatal shot which ended his life. The firing of the fatal shot disturbed no ono in tho houso tho ronortboing doadeucd by a pillow which ho had placod over his head, ovidently for that purposo. Ho loft nothing behind from which a motivo for tho torriblo act could bo doJ aucou. iuo rovoivor witn wnicn iittio shot himself was a Smith & Wesson self-acting, 38-callbro. Tho ball passed through his head, cutoring about ono inch back of tho external anglo of tho right oyo and coming out at external anglo of tho loft oyo and entering tho tho wau live or six feet from whoro ho was lying in the bed. Death must havo boon instantaneous. - InrVTcVon10 tTcS squlrn asto tr"& SJ SatardV at j SffiSrjAoorit V-0 -orybdy-Now. tb sift niino fatatly had a wedding the other day or which an exchange says benefits from Lehigh 'Council, 101, Jr. papers, borders and decorations can bo -STthM? The languagS ot UB.h Ve7 hol a m??ing, l.tho w. u. a. .ui., wu u wv 1 uuu m iu uwi dw wiu wuai juiuua Kvo is universal, ana it was eloquently ' ' Trvin. I nf T.iiMrnnIinnlv ATnnnn nhnnlr I i. 1 1.1. t ' 1 1 1 1 aay. I f iwkww f --w . I1I1UI1U11 1L1 LI1MII- linilK 1.11 I 1 1 1 U m Mill Ii I n 1. - . In the past twonty years tho Odd -Tho carpenters will soon got to an understanding without any verbal LJfL0 uti'nVj rww w ttZrZ?"?;5ZlCi' ".. - .1 oo'ini "."'".v'":,"","V,t,"r -YSV".".?" "V" nvr.""..," IF? ?X??mr? Bauch. of tho Democrat. The minutes fOouorcuiriinuiB purposes jc,ir.- street, xue uuuuiugs wniuooi moaorn i mg was aomea, tno luue uoa maae I . ). 04i TJi: r y yP I architecture and o hand omedobign, I? a?J P tho pleasant and I the Secretary II. E. Brown, of tho Lo- mi(V,iw.ui, I "llrt vr.11 mnw thA innm .apq if vuuiuhuk wuiun Ui uia vuuiuumiT. 11,1 Thn Knop.Inl rntnrns from Command- fi, was a mute wedding. Thoy erles which have entered the 1, U.S. of othor day. "No'pl was tho reply." Well, ont partnors lor 1110." A.., snow a momDersnip ot 1,1 uu unu it do you Know tno burgessr "iou bet, is sxpectea tne momuorsmp m iuo jjen liuntz. Ktato will roacn Dy next August. Boforo having your U!o insurod it This will enable tho organizations to n1. fn 'minB t)m ln -,. open tho Mortuary payment Fund with planVtne Life 4 Resorvo Association PbAk.- M. O. Bryan, dls- will be high Volley Comot, and approved, Tho first question discussed diroctly concerned communications whose nur- 1 sons seeKing political preierment. Ar PI r" l,l -1 i. I 4tr,lAa nt tlo nn4..M In ...1.1 .. nnH Aiaucn ununK, on business Tuesday. 1 ticuiar person s quamication lor a cor his wife. tain office woro set forth in laudators' both of this place, aro serving as jurors terms were considered advert isements, this wook at the Countv Seat- aPd tho general opinion was that they A special line of vory flue cold Tt,ut biih -,i tf t should bo paid rqr. iNo tiecldqa action t... N.w 8Bl.tr, iw. J?"?" "P??S S YJSLJl't highton, were visiting friends and rohv ""3 TfiTr "Tiv Tho assessment and registration of f " J: -S il "ffi.T'Vr""; nt tula P1000. 0 Sunday. rk tnr Mnr. voters this yoar will have to be fflido KnZL mr " ' iuuul-" -Benjamin Con-el, Chas. Green and The next meeting of tho Association in aocordanco with tho law passed ml "r". . Constable Owen H. Green, were on will bo hold at Laurv's Rtntinn nn thn . . - , - - . , . j i . I l !ti1 IflrAn'ia I )nv A nnmirim I AUGrnm I ir a i. r, i i . . i ... . . jt . 1 llO Closing aays 01 tuo recouuy uu- -j, ..-..-- ouuiiuay at rjxsiuu, uoing uusiness. Tho Crops of l'cnnsylvnnla. Socrotary Edge, of tho Stato Board of Agriculture, from returns rocelvod in May, has formed tho following con clusions as to tho crop prospects: Wheat Tho wheat crop of 1801 will bo considerably abovo tho avorago for the past twenty years. Hay the crop of hay has beon short ened by tho unusual dry weather of spring and early summer; in tho couth em part of tho Stato tho rain camo to lato to benefit tho clovor which will bo shorter than common. Oats This crop will be a short ono ovor the whole State. Potatoes Early planted notatoos will lose by tho failure to sprout ro gularly; later plantings will givo a bet tor crop. Live Stock Owing to short pastures tho live stock of tho Stato is hardly up to the avorago condition. Cows, not fed grain or pasture, aro thinner than at this timo last year. Fruit Tho crop of upplos will bo fully up to tho average; tho falling off in somo sections will be mado up by largo crops in others; small fruits, ex cept strawberries, will provo a good crop; raspberries, blacicberries ana small fruits ripening at about the same timo, will prove unusually largo crops. Early chorrlos havo beon injured by rain in somo sections of tho State, and In othors, owing to lato frosts, will provo a failure. Late chorrlos will prove a fair a vera go crop, and sour chorries will yield better than last season. learned Legislature and approved by in annual obson-anco by the various Fnmk Kiecknor and wife, of Egypt. inii-ttv ' " ,! ,. n- i ,..,. oi unaries ureen, 01 mis 1 rii" n.F"t"'K " ounrcijr uuw wa3. ' i ounday. jnont.ond registration list oaoh yoar, -Tho peoplo of Lohlghton decided socond Tuesday in September. xne louowing members were present H. E. Brown, Lehigh Valley Comot, place, over Bethlehem; Edmund Randall. News. Biaungton; vj. l: ivnauBS, progress, Aiacungio; uyrus imntz, item, AUon TT!l,l TT,11 L . T 1 1 i .win linn rii.niiri . , i -iriiiiiLT i.'.i -i-ne oio systom oi taiang tno ust oi xuosaay oyavotooi jiuio uiniavor ht hotel proporty of Robert l v. A. R. norno, D. D. National ,thoprovious year and adding such of oounoll levying a gas and wator tax. ecoase, forXo sum of th Allentown; Georgo Maue, inames as might bo brought to the at- The peoplo of this town aro to bo con-1 lu j n- j,t tureo i ontinoi tt ,.fon, A p RH,taiinn I Coal Gazotte, Mauoh Chunk. aention ot tho assessors, is to bo dono gratuiateu tor tuoir outorpriso. r . Journal. Hazloton: W. F. Hartzoll away with entlroly. Undor the law -Found-In Mauch Chunk, a purse 1nTJ-ht ttS. X Si P16110080010. AUontown; E. H. Rauch tho ossossor is required to visit in per- containing a sum of money. The loser K"L,R?kt twenty juch rjomo'crat. Mauch son .each dwelling house m hif election ranhavoth0 same by calling on J. W. mm iw ora Chunk; O.B.Slgley, Dally .Times nnd uisixiut. ou iuu urni, iuuuuuj ui moj uuu i jg nucusier, iviotz's larm, r ranklin I after as practicable, nud enter on ms p.inf op prnnk Actor lm Km,i Lutheran and liorormed church willbe list the namos of all tho votors of such - Tf ail"0rro '5n jhn ionbSw?' T.w la:d on Sunday next. Revs. Smith and dwelling houses consecutively and in JUj MBtB y,m otl Ail are cordially irrouna. That Is. tho names are to uo :r" i":i. VL "ri.fr 1 invited to be nrcsont. . - .. ... ... . . i iiniiH 01 Liio urusii. ituuk is n cnnti i ffS r, ?5? painter nndtho job, naturally, mustl -Laura R Green, was .1 .Mauch .uv wvr w . - . - n ra hn mod. uuuk, uu cmvuruuj W9b viaiuuKunas, Ul to bo houses, streets, alleys and courts. Sad Drowning Accident. Raymond, a ten voar old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Schiror of town, was drowned in tho canal at Woissport somotlme between four and six o'clock iso bo good. . . rSMi -Coon, uabel i Co., contractors, ---1' ' w . contractors. """"","""1 " " " had cone toWolssDo th vntars In ono house must bo croun- tins city, were last wee awaraeu me w" : t iTri:. wno is tno (Jentroi station acent ul ..7- it .fll mntrnnt. to mnnnilnmlzft Tlnnr-nr .'Nortli. u" uuxuoi, uiiioiuguwii. I th t nh.nlli.c.j.ir.l.ni,.,, be Dossibio to nnd mo numuer anu (uui,w" wu";t wwtK wii . , , . , ' , , --n uu wmduuv hh uut uiauuvurwn uuui namorot votors in any given houso or tho Telford systom. Tho job will bo installatod a cornet band undor the about six o'clock, his fathor thinking tutorship or S. A. Prntzman. Tho he had cono home, whon search was band consists of twonty-one members, mado for him. The canal was dragged and nro making progress. .The amount Unhout RTall but later whon tho level street in a precinct without going uono right. through au alphabetical list to piok - Noxt year this town will get $1100 The ossossor is not to assess any per- usod to oroct a hoso houso. Tho nro- l." S" . S,",""", was arawn on me oeau bony or the boy eonuntllaftor caroful inquiry of the sent tax roto will pay all othor oxponses oanals onuuea was found. Funeral services will be voter nimsoii or oi somo .Known rosi- and in a lew yoars the llconso monoy l . i "u ul uii uuuio ui ms pureiiis oumr- Innt of tho election district or division will nnv fo thn hnsn limiRn. ' day morning, following which intor- id the name and resident of the per- Ewant assortment of silvor tea a Amr nH VX It. S.KiPi?-..0?." son 60 inquired ot must bo ontered in Bfl hn,,ia M,fW,iii h. 1 .... -j""-" icgypt, uomgn couniy. in tueir sore the assessor s bopK opposite tuo name dishos, bon bon trays, ogg cups nnd Ul U1Q .U.M.WU HUUUh I salt trays at R II. Hohl's, Mauoh Chunk I Jowelrv Storo. Our larco nurchaso 1 enables us to give tho lowest prices ovor quoted in this section. -We cive free railroad tickets to all purchasors to and from, Weissport, put around his yard. C. II. Seldle is buildlnir dwelling house. -Manuol Rex is buildinc a laruo bam. The clothing exercises of tho Normal Institute will be held on the In their affliction tho parents havo tho sym a new I patny oi tno ontire oommunity, The Weathar for June, Tho Rev. Ira Hicks has arranced the following weather for June: "Froni tho Cth to the 0th will bo a very active stonn period with Mercury on the 12th Under tho law, any assessor who shall Irnowinclv assess any person as a votor who is not quoiiiied, or siiau wuiuuv refuse to assess anyone who is qualified, is liable to nunishmont by imprison mnent not oxceeding twp yoars and a fine not exceeding gi,ouu. county Uomml , i . .. i VY 1UH VU 1U1U1HU LUU lUWUMUia 1 I , . . , . . , I . T, . , . the necessary book and blanks, and as ri"": TnowTuota rannnt hn bnnt , T v i . w bB reactionary days, and moon's these will havo to bo manufactured prices we now quotocannot be beat. --onas Miller is having his house re. first quarter on the 14th look for un- there wlU bo some llttlo delay in the . , painted, n. B, Arner is the artist settled weathor unto the next period, making of tho assessment this year. rrf. stottlor Up Head. Mrs. Caroline Dlllard. aged about 17th. 18th. 10th and 20th. Durincand The alphabetical Jlsts of voters will be It will be gratifying to tho many 75 years, widow of the long since about these days, very hard storms aro preparou by tho uounty commissioners friends of Prof. F. J. Stettler, principal decoasod Gabriel Dlllard, died last almost certain, and at thoir close, more of each county for tho uso of election of tho Lebanon sohools, formerly of week. Interment took place Wednes. rain will havo fallen than can be honed I f ni.ini.tn,. nr,,i t !,.., T? tt iri.n 20th Inst. m tno assessors witn . . nnr(monk 'nH inw t a TUrrhnlnmnw ' the disturbances. Tho 13th and 14th officers. Unsightly heaps of refuse along First street still obstructs travel. For Sale. A two and a half story frame dwell ing containing six rooms, located on lower First street, will be sold cheap for cash. Apply ot Sweeny's Corner Store. The residence is handsomely attusJHt aatl it a Try 4Mirabl pre this city, to read the following from day at St. John's ohurch. ljobauon Advertiser: "A year oi sue easeful work in tho Lebanon High! BeUet-School. School Is drawing to a olose. Prof. - A Select-Sohool to be taught by Stettler, has shown exceptional ability Miss Carrio Newhart will open in the for during the summer. Great electri cal displays will be natural with heavy turn in aivers places, xuese disturb ance wiU not feel the presence of Vouus, and will be renewed with decreasing In organizing and conducting the unit- Publlo Sohool bulldinc of Lehiirhton enercv. abeut the 26th and 2filh. nnd nt eu sonoois. it is assistants are young on Monday, June flllsa newhart l tne cioso oi me month -the oOth being iauie oi line literary quaunoations, (iormoriy or iemghton) is one or the I tne next period. " and the year has passed without a graduates of Slatlngton high sohool) ripple. The recent examinations show -from the olaBS of 01. She taught a rirewood i Firewood i Ail ihniiniioh Urnrlrrm tha nnvl Af tjibnlia. I clmlln. uM.nAl In.l e,,MMnn .n J li i. I T t vmi n.n.l M ... n n .1 I . and pupil Twenty -eight pupils have I return to Lehiffhton is hailed with jojr j order at this otflna for H. J. Duur, i are the newest an-1 tiuost trimming fur Teacher' Kmmlnntlonf, Tho O.irbon Countv Teachers lIxanilimlloiiH iqt lsui win uu neiu it iiMioiva: At NesntienouinEr. for juaucn ununK low a ill Id. WodneftdAY. Juno 10. .asi Aiaucu uuuuk. jturouKii, f ria.iy, June 12. Dumniib urn jjorijugu, 1 usuuv, j une 10. Audenrletl for JIauka Towns 11 lu. Thurtulav. Juno 18. weaincnv jwroiiRii. Bauiruay, Juno zu. lAnsford ltorousb. Tt10sd.1v. June 33. Kast Welssuort for Frankliu Ind&twndent 1)1- incianui .irryvme, luunway. june . Mauch' Chunk lloroucli. ttatunlav. June '27. Lolifmhtoit lor 111 fiih ton. Wnjunort and X ilClaOriOile iUUUUHV. i)UHtS9. r looker Towiishli. Katurday, NEWSY WEISSPORT. The Doing of aUrelyTonnBrleflrClironl rlcil In Short Snlp-Snnn Order by tho stroller nnil Ohnin." - For sale A good mare with oolt seven weeks old. Apply to G eo. Miller' worth weissport. m Tho Hayniakors Poho Poco Trlbo; Imp. O. of R. M., ontortainod their friends on Tuesday ovoning. Tho Central railroad Burvoylng corps was horo this wook locating side tracics lor fcmyuer's planing mill. EUowhere in to-day s papor appears tuo advertisement or u. J. saogor, ono or our popular young businoss mon. For Salo A nico Houso anil Lot in East Woissport, flvo mlnutos walk from L & S Depot. Apply to O. J. Schmoyor. 13-lt Honry Berlin's dwolllng houso in Franklin, caught firo ono day recently but fortunntly was oxtlnguUhod beforo damage was dono. David Straup is prepared to re pair siovos, stonnors, measures, chairs, la, at very low prlcos for cash. Shop, near 'squiro Boyor's offico. G ivo him a ctUl. . 2t Rev. I. J. Hoisler, of Mauoh Chunk, will proach to tho Evangelical congre gation in School Hall on Sunday oven ing at 7:30 o'clock. All are most cordi ally invitod. Don't lot tho wator question fag; lot tho enterprising citlzons kcop up the agitation until wo havo a stream of water running through the town that will nirord convenience and surety. -Franklin Indonondcnt School District havo issued their annual state ment. It shows a debt of $1000; paid out last year &1G01.74; balance iu hands of treasurer, 91G31.2G; uncollected 8518.74. A Ministerial Convention of tho Sunday schools In tho Allentown dis trict of tho Evangelical Association was in session hero this weok.- About ightcon or twonty pastors were in at tendance, and oach day interesting sorvicos wero hold. -Rov. M. A. Peters, of Tiflln, Ohio. who preached trial sermons beforo the Reformed congregation last Sunday morning und ovening, and who is a candidato for tho pastorate of tho chargo, will bo votod for by tho mem bers of that church on Sunday after noon, at tho closo of services which will bo conducted by Rov. T. A. Huber. -At u mooting of the directors of tho Franklin Indopondent School Dis trict tho tax rato for tho ensuing yoar was fixed at 21 mills 13 mills for school nnd 8 mills for building. Tho school term was flxod at seven months and tho salary of tho principal in creased to 855 per month and that of tho two intermediate and primary schools fixed at 835 and 833 respectively. Teachers will bo elected on July 0. Died nt Hot Bnrlngi. Wm. F. Erdman. for somo yoars a rcsidont of this city, but for about two months past at Hot Springs, Arkansas, whithor lie had gone for relief from a serious scrofula affliction, died last Thursday. Interment was mado at Egypt, Lehigh county. Deceased leavos a young widow and child. The Stnto Teachers Asgoclntioii, Tho thirty-seventh annual mooting of tho Ponnn. State Teachers' Associa tion, will ho hold In Public School Hall, Bedford, Pa., on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, July 7th, 8th and 0th. Tho program to be obsorvod Is an in teresting one. Among thoso who will address tho mooting nro Gov, Pattison, ex-Gov. Beaver. Mayor Gourloy. of Pittsburg, and other prominent men. At tho close or tho session an excursion will bo organizod for narper's Forry, Winchester, Luray Caverns, Natural Bridge, and tho famous White Sulphur Springs. dooil Streets antl Good Itomlii. Woll-pavod. well-maintalnod and woll-cloaned streots are to our cities what woll-floorod, well-repaired nnd well-swept hallways aro to our build ings and to our houses Tho comfort, wealth, character and snccoss of a community, large or small, dopond upon tho condition of its avenues of communication with tho outsido world and within itself. -Thorough paving means substan- , .... DlMAla Af lull, ituuu uuu ncu i.uuu onooini m a littlo cost at first but a largo saving of monoy in tho ond. Furnace School llouwi for FrAuklln Townaliln. iiiursuay. hum, u. lludsoiutale lor Ant?. 8. Uockport tor Lehigh and IjiUtaiiuo Twpa. Moudav. Aue. 10. Leulgli Tannery (or Kidder Tuwntlii'i, Wed nesday, auk. Aslilleld fur liast I'onu Ton nililn, TburiHUy, Aim. 20. . Millport ior Lower lowainrnsinK Twn. Sat urday, Aug. 22. I-leasant Corner (or MhIkhiIuk Twp. TwnKlay, Aue. So. meuiiemine ior uppor Towwueuaiiif; Tnp, 11IU1BU.;, AUb ... Stony CrecK Scliool Home for reim Forest -lowusuip, etfiuiruay, auk. au. IhlKbton, Special Examination Saturday, Sept. ia " All applicants must lie examined In the Dlntrlctlu nllleli thev Inteudtn leanh. iml.u wni'en nermiMion 10 uo omerwiw ne irrauleu Dy uio uoaru oi uirectors dMirine to employ such teachers. No eertlfleale itIII Imi aruntMi to applicants under 17 years ot ae, nor to ap plicants who hare not made n caret til study oi several of tuo best works on teaching. AU ap- mcAnis Having n tun oue m in any oi Hie tranches ou last Year's certificate nul tint 1m, exainmcuiu 8ucn ursnejies mis j-ear. i(eter enco as to cnaracier win m requireo ot an an nllMnts not known to the Sunerlntendant. in. rectors aro respeettully requested to be present Ufe UIU OAHIIIIU1111UU9. I. A. SNVDRR Uo. Supt liehlghton, Juue 4, 1M1. FASHION POINTS. Open jackets are the leadintr of bodices. shape Silks with changing colors are great ly appreciated. Tho proper cravat for ladles is the long and thin sailor soarf. Skirts are mado narrower than ever at tbo top and round the hips. Blaok and gold braid is one of tho most popular ornamentee for dark oaps, Metallic beads and fringes of all shades are mixed with bright ilk pass omenieries to tnm The rion capes. Fanoy soarf-pina are not considered "good ionn, small hue diamond or pearls are much preferred and uot more expensive. Pale shrinii) ribbons u ith a rioh white Batin-gluHH and pale brocaded flowers Thoy IVant Jonathan. Editor Advocate:- -Tho lively lower ond could cortainly present no stronger candidato to n Democratic convention than Jonothan Kistler. Ho would cortainly make a first-class official if nominatod and elected. His friend all ovor tho county should got to work for him. Will Tou Do It I Uisn tho Ave rill Taint, and nalnt m)T okcx. n n lonpr period, or use somethnig "said" to be as good, and repaint overy year or two? AverUl l'aint Is the best. It fs the handsomest; no other has bo brilliant n clou. It is cheaper than any other at any price, because it out wears all others. It lasted 20 years on the House ot 1!. 11, Forbes, Winchester, n. h.. ia ears on nouses oi w. i ucynoias, uroton uine, 1. Y.': 11 vcars on houses of Mrs. IS. Cele. Mt. Vernon, N. V. Averlll Paint has been In use 2J earsaunis Kuarauiccu. ji you are urgeu in mv other nalnts demand proof of their durabil ity. Tho question is not "What Is the first cost?" but, "How Ioiik will it last?" Beautiful sample card pi fashionable tints Iree. LEniun Coal a iiAnnwAiis uo., j-.KiiiuiiToif. spepsia Mskes many lives miserable, and ofta laads to self destruction. Distress after eatln,slek head ache, heartburn, sour stomach, mental depres sion, etc., aro caused by this rery common and increasing disease. Bood's Saxsaparllla tones tho stomach, creates an appetite, gromotii healthy digestion, relieves sick headache, clears tho mini, and cores the most obstinate cues of dys pepsia. Read the following-: I hare been troubled witn dyspepsia. I had but little appetite, and ivhat I did eat distressed me, or did me little good. In an hour after eatlnc I would experience a faiatness or urea,au-cono feeling, as though I had not eaten anything". Hood's SarsaparlUa did me an Immense amount ot good. It gavo me an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the craving I had previously experienced. It relieved ma of that faint, tired, all-gone feeling: I hare felt so much better slnco I took Hood's Saxsaparllla, that I am sappy to recommend It." O. A. FAQS, Watertown, afsss. N. B. Be sure to get only Hood's i Sarsaparllla Soldbyalldrurglsu. flislxterfJ. Freparesenlr by C X. LIOOS 4 CO., Apothtcartes.LoweU, Vase. IOO Dosoq Ono Dollar We also have our usual assortment of Fine and Medium Furnitw at tho very lowest prices. We also have beautiful patterns in Mew fr$le el WmwM t anil the prices are astonishingly low. FIRST STREET, IsEHIQHTON. Don't buy anything in the line of queensware, chinasvare, lamp or tinware until you have seen our stock of goods. Hanging Lamps from $2.75 to $8.75. vaso Lamps from fi.'Ju to $z.uu. Common Lamps from 20 to 85 cents. Iron Stone China Vegctablo Dishes, 7c, ?c, tnd lie. . . Plates per dozen, 48c, 72c, 84c, Meatsl'Iatcs each, 12c, 16c and Sic. 2Squart Pitches, 20 to 30 cents. Cups and Saucers. 30, 40 and t ais. Dinner Setts, from $8.08 ta f. flM O TO FR8. RODEREH, under the KxcbacjiC 11ULD1, BUCCIi IU1 Ot BUIUUIU DliaVD 111. aahlonable hair cut. tSf Closed ou Sunday's Howler's llilr tonic, cures Dandruff. We carry In stock a full line of fanoy toilet arucles at low est prices, anu we are me oniy place in town where you can buy Bender's Cream lor the face. STUlllSU'S SIIAVIKQ SALOON, opposite the AlivouATK OrFicB. Is hQadaunrtein for suaving, uuiroutuug tuiu suauipooinr. UA1.L. TTIUU1AN, the liarber, opposite the Opera jiouse, cuts nuir, auaves anu uoes every- lliiug in iirsi-ciaM Btvie urup iu uuu see iuni F OR SflEUIFF Jonathan Kistlor, Of Leblcbton, l'a. Subject to the Carbon county Democratic noml IMIHHI ouuvvnvtuii. Ton PnoTHONOTAUT, Oliver A. Clauss, Of Letiightoo, I'a. Subject to the rules governing the Oarba nous ty uemocraste ncnanwung oenvtnueu. SOMETHING ABOUT HATS!! i "The Wilcox Flexible," The easiest fitting Stiff Hast in the market, is sold mi this vicinity by m . only,.. IE , - i ;-.'" ' Opera House. Lehighton. Something N and V Baby Carriages ew i a ery Nice in are being sold by SCHWARTZ, The F urnitureMafl, Save While You May. STOP INT AT Hummers (j ueensware Bazaar THE ONLY BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN WEISSPORT. Iw we want to mention a few fir Bres just to show that we sell a letter plitypife at a lower urice than jou can to the same article for elsewhere. Men's Calf Skin Shoes, at $21. Yonth's Snoes, 90c. and miwarfl. Women's Shoes $1. ant U. S. KRESGE, WEISSPORT'S LEADING BOOT AND SHOE DEALER. OSCAR J a knuBtsiftg Over the Canal Bridge, East Weissport, WHOLESALE DEALER IN All Kinds of Fruits and Vegetables in Season. Peas, Beans, New Potatoes, Cabbage, Bananas, Orangei, Lem ons, readies, Apricots, Tine Apples, oocoauuti, c. Confectionery and Cigar Supplied to the Trade at Very Low Prices, Goods Delivered Free! Store keepers will save money on all thing! bought frtaa nnd we deliver goods free of charge. REX'S BON MARK PeR PROTONOTAUY, The undent limed uJTer binuwli as a cuadid- an- tor ProUioumary autl Clttrk of CiMirU, and isiotjt fully o It cits Ihe Iinucratic uwiDiiwtiou tutd tbe suitpoit ot his fellow cltliu. Uttucb (Tbunk TUOH. K. l;OYL. New Dress Fabrics, FOR THIS AND WARMER WBA9aBft. SIT ANTONG l'ONQKES. aro Enttrelv Kow. all those nrettv new tints wHsli sir so desirable Ibis season arc represented In tlllc designs and tin lib on an JSxtiA INta Quality Clotb. CHINA CLOTH, another Wash Fabric just out this season, beautiful patteraa eii Steel, Tan. Orry, lilue, Mode, waue ana uiacic uronnas, ai lncti wia only ia i-syir yard. WIDE CIIA.LLIES ou light grounds, New Goods just In, only 8 cents per jari, A small lot of Now Satteens to at 0 cents per yard. , A larco lot oi now DRESS U1NUIIAM lu Stripes and plaids at popular yalets. . Original Outing Clolbi, beet coods at 10 cents per yard. A Fine Line of Dress Goods in ttie New Shades and Weave.'. Black Goods suitable for Summer Wear, such as U'ool Nun's Tellies, Balls Tamlse, Glorlosa, Ac at guaranteed prices for first-class Goods. llig lot Ladies nibbed Vesta for Summer only 8 cms each. Extra Value In Oauxe Shirts and Drawers for lfen at X cents uelt, teuUl lines of better Goods for Ladles, Gents and Children. Itemember wa srerJHSjj Extra qualities in Ladles' lluslln Underwear at speelal prices. SOO Dor. Scalloped Edge, Bordered, Ladies' Iiindkerchlefs at 5 cents eteli. Black Silk Drapery Nells, Large Variety of Styles, from 65c to f 2.10 a yarei. Swiss Flouncing for Ladles and Children. Fast Black and Colored Hosiery a specialty. Our Carpet Department will interest everybody that It in seed ef 6, First, because our mock is tns largest and everything new. second because our ate lower than those asked elsewhere for the same nasi Goods. BROADWAY, Mauch Ohnnk, Fa.
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers