VM Pupsr s ksstereil nt t lielslilgh ilMlOM as Second Clftts Matter. The Carbon Advocate UEHlaitTOX, MINNA. ItnUs for Legitl Advertising! Quarter Notices s 4 On AuJller's Kstlcos 4 00 UaaalMUner'i Notices 4 00 Dl wo Notices 4 Oo AflalnUtrator's Notices - -3 0) Mzeeinor'e Natlccs 1 00 BA.TURDAT, JUNE 20, 1891. Bonn Fid Circulation Lnreer tlinit thnt of any "Weekly Newspaper In the County. Every Saturday dating from Juno IB to S"ptombr IB will bo u halt holiday. Buslnobj mon should rcmcmbor this and soo that nil papors find early pre sentation at tho banks. Tne New Tobk Recorder, a now Re publican paper, is outspoken for Jamos G. Blauio forProsldont in 1892. Dlaino would certainly rally the forcos in tho old Koystono stato ai no other living Republican oould. Three delegates In this district will be elected at tho coming fall eloctionto tho Constitutional Convention. Both parties should endeavor to put on thoir tickets for this responsible trust mon only of known integrity. Tho ballot system of this stato needs a thorough purging, and tho only way to havo It is by electing mon to tho convention who will see that it comes. Confidence in the jury system is strengthened by tho recent romarks of a Supreme Court Judgo in New Jorsoy, who distinctly says that a man is not disqualified for jury service becauso he has road thonowspapers and formed a casual opinion such as the ordinary citizen forms. If one has no porsonal feeling against a defendant and de clares that he is able to decldo occord lng to the evidence, that is enough, in this Judge's opinion, and to debar such a man from a jury simply becauso he is bright and intelligent enough to have formed tho habit of reading news papers would bo to put a premium on stupidity and indlCteronco to duty. Law In this cose is agreoablo to good common sense. Ignoranco and a low order of Intelligence should not any where be tho requisite qualifications for a jury. adtooate expressions. EStoUnder tho new liconso law Lohighton will get very near or quite 81100. This money might be used to build a decent hose houso. ESuDon't kiok a man becauso ho be lieves In hustling to make an honest dollar-rather help him along. E3wTho Councllmen should estab lish a grade- for tho town and thus end tho yearly kicking. Don't you think eoT DlEguIf tho people wouldn't go out of town to buy what can be had just as cheaply at homo, it would assist wonder fully In building up our town. Don't you think sof Why not try it. BlUs Ayprored by the Governor. The following bills rocoived tho Gov ernor's signature this week: Authorizing the election of Assistant Assessor In certain townships; grant ing an annuity to David Costly, of Company O, Twonty-flf th Pennsylvania Militia; granting an annuity to Archi bald D. Knox, of Thirty-fifth Regiment Pennsylvania State Militia; rolioving employees from cortain prosecutions and punishment for conspiracy under certa'ns Jaw?; authorizing the exten sion of tho corporato oxistonco of any railroad corporation organizod under lthor a special or general law; relating to the illuminating of boroughs by electric light; defining tho duties of Police Moglstratas in cities of tho second class; authorizing County Com missioners to rebuild bridgos owned by corporations, and whioh havo boon de stroyed and abandoned; Increasing tho number of clerks employed in tho olllco Of the Secretary of tho Commonwealth; amending tho Act of 1871 in respect to representation in Board of School Con trollors. Abolishing the ofllco of Director of the Poor in tho cities of tho second class; supplementing an Act rolativo .to disused burying grounds, forbidding any person to open or carry on ony retail drug store, otc, unless provided with a certificate of competency by tho State Pharmaceutical Examining Board, and providing penalties for aon-obedience to the law; classifying counties which contain over 50,000 in habitants and fixing tho compensation of county officers therein; appropriat ing 512,000 to th State Normal School at Clarion; appropriating 812,500 for tho State Normal School at Edinboro, Erie county; appropriating $20,000 for the Central Normal School Association at Lock Haven; appropriating 812,000 for the State Normal School at Cali fornia, Washington county; appropriat ing $50,000 for the Stato Normal School at Mansfield, Tioga county. Appropriating $00,000 for tho Stato Normal school Dt MUlorsvillo, Lancas ter county; appropriating $25,000 for the Stato Normal School nt Kutztown, Berks county; appropriating 800,000 for the State Normal School Slippery Rook; appropriating 815,000 to tho hos pital department of the Hahnomann Medical College of Philadelphia; 950, 000 for the Academy of Natural Scienc es, Philadelphia; fCOOO for tho Penn sylvania Society to Protect Children rrom Cruelty; 830,000 for the Allegheny General Hospital of Allegheny City; $7000 for the South Side Hospital of Pittsburg; appropriating monoy for past deficiencies and current expenses of Homoeopathic Medical and Surgical Hospital, of Pittsburg; 87500 to tho Philadelphia Polyclinic; 820,000 for tho Wills Eve Hosnltal. Phlladelohia: 800. 000 to the Mercy Hospital, of Pittsburg; $3000 to the Roslne Homo, of Philadel rhlt: $1000 to tho Old Ladies' Home, of Philadelphia; 8C000 to tho Bradford Willlamsport Hospital, Wllliamsportj $10,000 to the Union Homo for Old LadlM, Philadelphia; $6000 for the Erie Home of the Friendless, Erie; 812,000 to tk Children's Aid Sooiety of Penn sylvania; $5000 for tho Home for Friend less Children, Lancaster; 86000 for the Philadelphia Lyingin Charity; $10,000 for the Philadelphia Ortliopaxlio Hos pital, Philadelphia. Appropriating $35,ix to the Univer sity of Pennsylvania; J30,oijo to the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Ajt,$S000to the Maternity Hospital Philadelphia; $1200 to the Shenango Valley Hospital, of Newcastle; $10,000 to the Harmon Hospital Association, of Erie; $6000 to the Harrlsburg Hos pital; $5000 to the Children's Industrial Home, Harrlsburg; $0000 to tho Altoona Hospital; $15,000 to llquldato a mort gage Hon, and pay current expenses of tho Memorial Home, nt Brookville; $10,000 toward erecting nnd furnishing n hospital nt Pottstown; $10,000 to tho Northern Home for Friendless Child ron; $17,600 forthe erection and main tenatioe of a city hospital at Carbou- dalo, Lackawanna county; $10,000 to the Pittsburg and Allegheny Homo for the Friondloss; $5000 to the Penn sylvania Prison Sooiety; $20,000 to tho Colored Woman's Home, Pittsburg; 830,000 to tho Homo of tho Ladles of tho Q. A. R., at Hawkins Station, Al legheny county; $30,000 to the Wilkes- Barro City Hospital. SGORiiT soonrrr aossir. At tho recent session of the Supremo Castlo Knights of tho Goldou Eaglo, tho Lindlos' Dogroo was ndoptod and n special committee- appointed to pro paro ritual, etc., and roport at tho noxt session. Tho Death Benefit Fund, an Insuranco of 81,000, was adoptod. It absorbs tho Maryland Death Benoflt Fund, Eaglos' Mutual Benefit Associa tion, Massachusetts Reliof Association, and other similar bodies. Tho mom bors of thoso funds can Join prior to Soptembor 1st upon tho payment of fifty cents; other mombors of tho Ordor pan join by said tlmo on tho paymont of one dollar. After Soptombor 1st, all applicants will bo required to undorgo a medical examination, pay $2.50, and the maximum ago roduced to forty-fivo years. Tho noxt session of tho Supremo Castlo will be hold nt Atlantic City. John D. Bortolotto Post, 481, G. A. R., of town, is talking of an excursion to Pennsylvania's famous battlo flold Gettysburg, sometimo in tho near future A trip In that direction would certainly prove interesting to many of our people. Tho mother of Henry Wisler, of Franklin, rccontly killod on tho rail road, will rccolvo 8275.00 from Lehigh Council, Jr. O. U. A. M., of this town, her son having boon n mombor of tho society. Lohigh Cominandory, No. 10, American Legion, of Mauch Chunk, will participate in celebrating July i at Hazlcton. Washington Camp 511, P. O. S. of A., nro finishing up tho nrrangoments for thoir Fourth of July celebration. Christian Work by Lending Churchmen. The National Tribune. Washington, D. C, uiauit-uv ltuiuiiill tvueKlv jur mu jioino .111(1 Fireside, will shortly begin tlie publication or a ulslily Interesting series of articles on the condition, derclopuient nnd prospects ot tho great Churches In this country, by tho leading men ol the scrcral Churches. The articles ana their contributors are: Itoman Catholic Church, Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop ot Baltimore. Methodist Episcopal Church, Bishop John r. Newman. l'rotestant Episcopal Church, liislit Itevercnd Leighton Coleman, 8. T. D., h. I,. I)., Illshop ot Delaware. Tresbyterlan Church, Itev. Dr. II. 51. He Cracken, Chancellor ot tho University of the City ot New York. . Unitarian Church, Itev. Edward Everett Hale, the distinguished author. Evangelical Lutheran Church, l'rof. E. J. Wolff, ot tho Gettysburg Seminary. Congre rational Church, Itev. J. N. Wlilton, ot the Trinity Church. Now YorkCI'y. Baptist Church KobertS. McAitlmr, 1). 1)., rastor Calvary Baptist Church, New York City. Subscription price of paper 1 a year: three months containing these articlos. 21 cents. Addrcss-THi: NATIONAL TltlllUNE, Wash ington, I). O. The Soap that Cleans Most is Lenox. Executor's Notice. Estate ot LOUISA BOYl'.It, deceased, late ol Lower ToHBineusIni! Township, Cai boil county Letters testainenutarv ot the last will and testament of the late LOUISA 110 YElt, deceased, knowing themselves to be Indebted to said cBMiu mu munmueiiieuiaionce,anu liersons n.ivlnfr nlnlma u 111 iipaiuini Hia ,.., ... mu Mina Mill authenticated for layinent. I.E. VI lilllUU, May S3, H91-w Aquashlcola, 1. AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF MILLINERY Mrs. E. FATH, respectfully nnuonnces to bar Lady Frioncls Hint she hu just retarotd from the city where she dm secured an en tirely new and fashionable stock or all tbe latest styles in Millinery Goods, . comtirliing Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings, Flowers, Ribbons, &c, to which tbe Invitee tho attention of br friends ad tho ladltw lu general. MIIOE3 AS LOW AS TUB LOWEST I Mns. E. FATH, South First Slrwt, 9ou door below M. E, Churob, liU!fibtou, Vi. march ai. mi-m job printing II IT THE Ij Lowest Price II is a haxix xuii xrpuu wnu riouuxn r&aca to schools. Williams Rogers' Rochester Business University 8,1!1om' V"' h"ui."' 'he luro(.iniercl.il Mto.li m In lis .li.ira.li-i . mi .ilu.allou.il tore.- a .rsedluiii tor M,ppl 11,.. l.UMm 11 en ol Hi. , ,mi,ln nn ln,l,, .not . ..it,,. al" UllU, eleuul. uikI , Ofl ut ,K . muIni,, TlfAl V IIKIIiot 1,11 Iw.lili v t I.1MI 011L UsrS I adUl 1 avejou tried e rrom i; jrales of fesfflobaito flpk your Ae&Ierfor it Insist on trying if. JojnTJinzeir8,&ros. LouisviuE,Iy. Aflininistratrix Notice. Estate of Iteuben l'cnstcrinacher, dee'd, late of tno Jicroiwi oi iicnicnion, coumy o; uaiuon State of l'eiinsylvanla. Letters of administration having been granted to tho undersigned, widow nf the late iteuben l'cnstermacher all persons knowing themselves to lie Indebted to said cstato will mako payment within 30 da) sUrom the date hereof, nnd per sons having claims will present tho same In proper iorm ior settlement. L15VINA FliNSTEItMAOIIEIt, Administratrix. Lelilgliton, r.i May!, 189l-wc Annual Financial Statement -Ol' THE- Lehighton School Dist. For Year Ending June 1, 1891, -itEcisirTS.- O rnss Ain't' ot Duplicate, School Tax $3310 C7 tirovi Ain't of Duplicate, liuliuinct Tax 35si 03 Additions JOT 01 Oross Amount of Duplicate, Dog Tax 8100 -7500 SI Deduct Exonerations and abate ments i 323 GO Deduct Collector's Commissions.. 210 84 1 Ml 41 Total Tax Kecclpts J6974 80 itaiauce on nanu irom last year ivj m Stato Annronrhitlon flflfl 72 Tuition of non-resident pupils 54 00 Total receipts $3141 06 uxr i:jm iTuitKS . Teachers' salaries $41 oo 10 Interest on Uomls '.mm l'ald on tonner loans lioo oo .Inultnr's house purchased oon CO Itepalrs 153 K) New Ilcnclies, Tables and appar atus 22 87 Coal and wood 354 M Erasers, Crayon, Ink, Urushes, Brooms, &u si (3 Secretary's Salary 73 00 Treasurer's Salaiy 1003 Miscellaneous Expenses 200 11 S7G03 53 Balance In Treasury Ml 43 Miscellaneous Expenses Itemized. Auditors' l'ees, 1880 $ 4 60 renn'a School Jou1n.1l TOD Carbon Advocate, publishing an nual statement and cnids 10 73 Ilalanco oxpensea on Commence ment 3 00 J . & II. Seaboldt, Insurance 13 CO b, C. Wheatley, books for indi gent children 13 31 L. K. lloycr, postage, expres- UEe, &c 4 42 1'. I'lercol.entz, hose aud wrltlne deed 15 03 W. 1". Ijoaf, recording deed t an T. A. Snyder, SO Diplomas 30 (0 U. T. Opllnger, lining out 11 Di plomas '. 140 Lehigh tou Water Company.w atcr cut 11 41 T.AWI11 WnliJ;. iHiittnr. 1to m S U r. riEKOJJ I.ENTZ, Tresldent. Attest:-!. K. ISOYEIt, Secretary. We. tli undcrslanetl Auditors of the l.oiough of Lejilghtqii, Onrbou county, I'll., Iiavu carefully examliMd tli above aeeountaof the Treasurer nnd find them correct to the best of our knowl- euge nu ueuei. J, ILKfiCII, I .,, J. J. KUTZ, f Auditors. ltlSgUURCIiS A'U LIAUILITIKS. llesonrcei, OasIi on band $ sit 46 Due the Dutrtctfor tuition ot non resident pqjNi u 00 1 eae 45 I.lttbllltlc. UondeU Indebtedness at 4 per or..Ul5t oo v, , ', , M 5 per ct. 00 00 Kofe far Janitor's liouae liur chased, at s per cent. loaooa 1(B0 00 Liabilities In exeeas of resources mo W0 as JtOTt-ljut star's stateineut slioweU Hooded lixlebtedness, at 4 per et..usK 00 " " at & tr ct.. agoo 00 09 Should have been as follows: Uonded Indebtedness, at 4 per ct..iasso 00 ." . ,. ." at 5 per ct.. So 00 AUin lil 1WIK 1UOO OO S11M00 June 6, lu-w( THE POLICEGAZETTE lathe only tlhittrated iper In the world containing all the latest eiuatlonal and sport ing news. No saloon keeper, barber, or club room can afford to be without It, it always makes friends wherever it goes. Mailed to any address In the United States securely wrapped, 13 weeks for 11. 8end five cents for sample copy. Richard K. Fox, FmnklinSquare. New York City. TO WHOM IT MAY CONGERN. All jiersons are here by forbid meddling with anv part of the farm stock, horses, cows and Implements, loaned by me to JOHN MEINH ART ot TowameunlnnTwr'.. Carbon county, !".. as the same Is my proierty, the same belug my Sroperty aud loaned to him durluz my pleasure, una 13. 1881 UEOHiiEMKlNUART. UMlil Itc IA1 MlllltlllAMJ AMI PUAC n 111 A ii iui.it f..l. I u. hl I., .nailed dee to luue Ji, .mi VwiKcpAGCO fttJ A A. made TOmTmest IT LEADS THEM EASY SHAVE, Ahh IN NBW8 AMU A The ADVOCATE." Stylish IIaib Cut, IJltlGHt. oo TO II'. F. ESKANO TUB lUHllRll, OLUAN , INDEPENDENT. Head III Over the Oanal Bridge. JpitANKHN HOUSE, EAST WUIBBPOItT, PKNK'A nils houao o Iters llrit-elss aoconimodatlons to tie permanent boarder nnd transient truest. ranlc prices, only One Dollar per day. ftiMTT-iy John ItKHHtn, 1'roprlett.r. Oscar Cliristman, WEIUBroitT, I'A. Liver) and Exchange Slables. tutsy riding carriage and safe dilvtnit horses. Best accommodations to agents and travellers. Hall nnd telecraph orders promptly attended to. Givo mo a trial. mavai-ly Tho - Weissport - Bakery, c v. LAUitY. rnomiKTon. Delivers Fresh Broad nnd Cakes In Weissport, lii-uigiuun una vicnuiios every uay. In tho store I havo a Fine Lino of Confectionery or tho Holiday Trade. Sunday schools nnd fesO vhis supplied at lowest prices. uecs-.-iu Over Canal Brita E. feissprt. UNDERTAKER AND DEALEIt IN FURNITURE. PARLOR SUITES, BED ROOM SUITES, ., . Trices the very lowest. Quality of goods the best. Satisfaction guaranteed In every particular. Caskets, Coffins and Shrouds, . Wo havo a full line which wo will furnish a mo lowest possible prices. Flour, Peed, &c, the choicest quality at very reasonable prices. Call and be convinced. JOSEPH F. REX, Aprl4-lv EAST WElSarOItT. Stoves, Tinware. Heaters and Ranges, In Great Variety at Samuel Grater's fopular Store, Bank Street Robfing and Spouting a special ty. Stove repairs furnished on short notice Reasonable! Lehigh Valle R. R. Co. Arrangement of Passenger Trains In Effect May IOtii, 1891. IiEAVK I.KIIiailTON For Newark and New York 622. 7.30, 0.D7, and 11.12 U.lll,; O-W, D..M Oi I.Ztp.111. For Manunka Chunk and liclvldcrc C.22, 7.00 0.00. a.m. : 12.52 nnd 7.21 n m. For I.ambertvllle and Trenton C.22, 0.00 and 11.12 a.m.; nnu 12.02 p.m. For Slatlnirton. Catasauoua. Allcntown. ltetli. iehem, and Easton, B.22, 7.07, 7.S0, 0.00,0.67.11.12 U.IU , JA.W, O.Zi 111IU t,i U 111. For Philadelphia ana points south at 6.22, 7.07, 7.30, a.oo and 11.12 a. in.i 3.00. B.22 nud 7.21 p. m. ForlteadlnBandllarrlsburi;?., andll,i2a,m 3.00, 0.22 and 7.24 p.m. For llowmans, Lehigh Gap, Cherryford, Lau ry's, White Hall, Coplay, and Itokendauqua B.22, 7.07, 0.00 0.B7 & 11.12 1U 111.: 12.B2, 2.42,6.22, and 10.42. For Mauch Chunk C.B2, 7.43, 0.30, 11.20 nnd 11.43 a.in.s 1.11, 3.1s, o.w, v.2j, e..H, u.x nnu 11.01 p. in, and 12.47. For Weatherly and Hazlcton C.B2, 7.43 0.30 and 11.48 a.m.; 3.18,6.26,7.23, 10.64 p.m. For Mahanoy City, Shenandoah and Ashland 0.62, 7.43, BM and 11.48 a.m.; 3.18, 6.23 & 7.23 p.ln For Mt. Carmcl and Shamokln 0.62, 7.43 and 11.48 n. 111.; 6.2s p. m. For l'ottsvllle 0.52. 72J0, 7.43, 11.12 and 11.48 a. 111., 3.00, 3.18, and 7.2.1, 7.24 p.m. For White Haven, wllkesbarre and Scranton CJ2, 7.43,9.30 and 11.48 a.m.; 3.18, C.2B, 7.23 and 10.64 p. in, For l'lttston nnd L. & 1). Junct., aC2, 7.43, 0,30, and 11.48 a.m.; 3.13, 6.25. 7.23 and 10.64 p, m. For Tunkiiannock 11.48 u. 111.; 3.18. e.26 and 10.54 p.m. ForOwoRO, Auhurn, Ithaca and Genera 11.48 a.m.; 10.64 p.m. For Laceyvllle. Towanda, Bayrc, VTa crly, Ul nilra, ltochester, Iiutfalo, N'agarn Falls and the West 11.48 a.m.; ami 10.M p. 111. ForEImlra and the West via Salamanca at 3.1s p. in, SUNDAY TllAINS. For New York C02 and 10.07 a.m. ; 6.20 p.m. Korriilladelphla 8.02 a. m.; 2.62 and 6.20 p. 111 For Easton nnd lutcrnicdlate Stations u.02, s.tB, 10.07 n.m. ; 12 62, 2.52. 6.20 anil 0.02 p. m For Mauch Chunk 8.14, 0.5c, 10.23 u.111.; 12.20, O.IC, U.ltf, O.i UUU U.AJ J.1U. For IteadliiR at 0.02 a. 111. : 2.52 aud 6.20 p. m. Vn. Ilvlotnn n Kl .1 ,n ,o .mi , a Kr , n r. , .. ... For Mahanoy City and Shenandoah 12.26 aim .10 p.m. For l'ottsvllle at 2.62 n. in . For White Haven, Wllkes-narre, rittston, Tunkhauiiock, Tonanda. Sayie. Ithaca, Oeneva, Aulium, Elmlrn, ltochester, Iiutfalo, Mauara Falls and the West 1064 p.m. For further lutrtlcularslnnulroof Agents for jimu juuien. u. lll intiiuiv, flen'l l'ass. AKent, Slay 11, '01, ly South ltethleheui, l'enna D. J. KISTLER Itesectfully aunounees to the public that he has i'livunio,Liul U4,U1.1 , AliUEi, UUU MlUb lie IS iiowprepHred to furnish Teams for Funerals, Weddings or Business Trips on the shortest 110- (Manil mm. llliaHll lamia IIhI.h I.M a ' " ' ' 1 " " I V 1 1 .... . UtUCIP 1 C 1 . I, k ,UC Onroou House" will receive prompt attention. STABIiKS ON NOimi STKEET, noxt the Hotel, Lelilghton. lanMii- WALfiL PAPER, Dooorntions, Ticture Rods, Covo IHndow Shades, Spring Rollers, Fringes, Carpet Lining. BOOKS, STATIONERY, Blank Books, Easels, Games, -Blooks.Fancy Cards, Etc., etc., PAINTS, (Mis, Glass, Putty, Brushes, (Jolors, Artist's Materials. 7eneral Painter's Supplies, No. 61 Broadway Manch Ctmnt, Pa. All the very latest news will bo found in the Cakbon Auyo CATC. FOH A SMOOTH Fashionable Millineey. Wo havo tho Iairccstand most Stylish Effects In Seasonable. Millinery at the Lowest Trices. In the trlmmlnu de partment we havo Two Olty Milliners to create happiest fancies In effects for our customers. aps -AND- Coats,- Inthonewest'stjlesnnd of tho very best materials nnd mako nt lowest prlcss. Don't go to the city when you can buy cheaper at home. WEISSPORT, PA. Branch Store, Lohighton. Central Drug Store OPr. THE PUBLIC SQUAtlE' Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.j IS HEADQUARTERS FOR Pure Drugs and Medicines, Fine Soaps, Brushes, &c, &c. choice Wines and Liquors, Wall Paper and Decorations Spectacles When you buy a pair of .Shoes you want a good fit. But if you need SPECTACLES it Is much more Important that the EYE should bo accommodated with correct lenses and a proper V fitting frame which will bring the lenses dl rcctly beforo the centre of tho eye. It you buy your spectacles at Dr. Horn's you will find tho nhovo points properly attended to. PERSCRIPTIONS CaefQlly .Coipoiiiei OctlB-1887 9 iegZ NOETH MIST STBEET, LEHIGHTOrT. IS THE PLACE FOlt Fine Stiitiags ana Pantalooniugs at tho lowest prices which aro 10 to 20 per cent. lower than elsewhere. A cerfect fit and best workmanship suaraniaed In every ns'anco. Before purchasin; elsewhere call and see us. -31-lv HoEry Miller, LEHIGHTON, FLAWING, - MILL. MANUFACTURER OF WlNDOVT AND DOOK FRAMES, Doors, Shutters, window fashes, Mouldings, Brackets, AND DEALER W All Kiafts of Bressefl Lnier Shingles, Failings, Hemlock Lumber, &c, &c. Very Lowest Prices. For Sale at a Bargain A House ami Lot with a never falling well of wmt-r, ri Roroukh ruit itam ana vuihs. situaiiwi in Mia 1 of Lehighton, between Third and rourtfi Streets, about three hundred feet from uunurea iset rrom Reason fur MlHnr lue puuiio Hiwoi iHiuuing. present owner lives out ot irsscnt owner lives out ot lon aud cannot at- lend to tno same Appiy to Mns. L. H. MILLER, or B. II. I.AHA8I1. may U-Jm' Paokerton, !. ROOFING OUM-ELASTIC ROOFIMl FELT eosU ouly RS.00 per 100 square feet, slakes a good loot for years, and anyone can put it ou. Bend stamp for sample and full particulars. Uum Elastic Roofiku "o , as & 41 Wbst BBOAUwSiy, Nbw Voiil Xeal AtaH WanWd. iwir. ai, lWr-(l AT THE (HI Join W. Heller, EAST WBJSSPORT, DKALRIl IN Heaters anil Raip, Tim and Pups, At Very Lovoat Trices. Particular attention paid to Clcncral Jobbing, Furnaco and Tump Work. ESTIMATES cheerfully furnished for "House Heating with not Air, Steam or Hot Water Circulation, All work Guaranteed I A M PRINCIPLE. We Positively guarantee Dr. Boyd's Little Giant Ncvve and Liver Pills To euro Constipation, Indigestion, IlllIlouiiess Torpid Liver, l'aln In tho Back, 1'lles, Headache, lladTastc In the Mouth arising from Indiges tion, by strenBthcnlnglho nerves and regulat ing the action ot tlio Stomach I.lver and Kidneys. Do not bo deceived. Dr. lloyd's Lit tle Ulant Nervo and Liver rills act on a new tnlnclpnl. They act on tho nerves ot the stomach, liver and kidneys giving them health and vigor, what Is more evldcntof thclrcuratlve qualities, than the fact that the longer taken tho loss required, that Is more than can bo said of any other pill on tho market, a trial will con vince the most skeptical mind, that what we claim Is ti ue, these are a few of tho many testi monials wo have received. Tlfton, (la., Aug. 20th 1800. Dear Sir: Tho Tills received, they aro the best I ever used. T. W. 01.AK1C. Lake Crystal Minn., May 11, 1600. Dear Sir: I havo takea rills sent mo, enclosed And coo send me more I have been troubled for sears with Indigestion, constipation andncrveousness since I take Dr. lloyd's Fills I led good, have taken many others with to relief yours re spectfully, ADAM BEAKER. tor sale by ull dealers In medicine at 2"c per box, sent by mail on receipt of price, sanv iiti-, ui;lui wuiiiLu everywiicre, 1. U. 1I1U.11AS, uruggist. Lehighton, Ta. H. M. BETZ, Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Silverwarc,Bronzes, flocks, Bicycles,Piano Lamps, Furniture, Parlor Organs, and almost every kind of mcr chandise sold upon the Tontine Plan which is now so favorably known as applied to life insur ance. Certificates are issued to members entitling them to worth of Mer chandise for $17! The certificates are guaranteed to mature in 1 1 weeks upon conditions ; clubs now forming, If you whh to get any of the above goods, at greatly reduced prices, and on easy payments. call on or drop a postal to PRANK GERMAN, OENEIIAL AGENT, TTeissport. - - - jFbnn'a npril 16, 1801-Cm Excelsior Cant Works, FIRST STREET, - - IEHIGUTOJf, Opposite tho Park, Is the place lo net your Carpet Wove oi your rags exchanced for either ltag, Ingrain or Brusscl Carpet. Prices to suit everybody. N. II. I also keep llio ofllco for "The falnser Jlanufacturlnp; Company." and Keep ior saio a :uu ;me of inachino sup plies and attachments, such as Oils Cans, Needles, (for both old and new machines) bhuttles, Ilelts, Uelt Uooks, springs, ituuuers, etc., otc, Instructions to oppurale machines glad iy Eiyen nnytimo by lady operator, Givo tno a CL.1 1 and hn rnnvlnrml Hint I sen at mo very lowest llgiirc. First street, next to Dr. Horn's Central Drug btore. 00 TO 6ns. Miller's Popular Restaurant, FOIt FRESH LAGER BEER, Finest Drands ot liquors, suoli as Gibson's Pare Rye, Dougherty's Paro Rye, Genuine Silver Brooh, Imported Gin and Brandies, Finest Cigars. FirsUolass l7reo Lunch always on the liar. To Contractors anil Bnilflers. TlM3 lindersjfftlfld uiiuhidmi to Ofia,lrajAM and Ilullders tliac he Ium now oiioned his stone quarry, at Ueaver ltun . nnd Is preimre.1 to supply Biiilcliiig' 8tones n anv ouantltv at raasanahla rstm. ltn hIaa keeusn supply nt his residence on SlX'Olfi) ouusci, to supply immediate ueijsnu. IIAUMNO of every description, promptly at tended to. AUo. oousuntlvon liand a full sunulv. of lib. best brands ot Flour and Feed, which be will sell at Lowest UMfcat IrMs. CHARLES TRAINER, SECOND STREET, LKHIUHTON. I'A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, FemuuieaUr locaud oaar Valley Depot, for Cabinets uid Viufiily Groups Old pictures cop led aiidtt)ftrK(. uei-vr Koch & Shankweiler THIS I.AltrjICST AND r,HI)IN CLOTHING AND Gents' Furnishing House IN THE LEHIGH VALLEY. Men's Boys' &Cliilto'sGlotlito Men's liusincssand Dress Suits. OurSpiIng -lino of Men's nnd Youths' Fine Clothing excels anything ever shown to our customers In lleady-mado Clothing, making It a fact hevnml dispute, that our our goods aro tho finest beyond quoator. Yeuth's anil Boys' Clothing. Beauty, durability, strength and quality, all In ono suit. Wo guarantee our suits not to rip. Uest values over shown. IJo sine to Inspect our lines Sjring Overcoats. Klegant and Fashionable Overcoats In light and dark shades. No hack num bers, but nil fresh stylts. Sell nt sight. Samples of Topular Ocods at Popular Trices. Children's .Clothing. Wo aro foremost in tho piodncllon of Boys' Suits. Many altiaciito iioncHIcs. Children's Fancy and Imitation Vest Stills, Jersey Suits Ki ts and Prefers l.'oys' Knee Pnnu Pantaloons. Our side-rooms aro resnlcndont with Men's Hoys' nnd Youths' Medium and Flno pants. You mention prices wo do tho rest. Flno Trousers our Specialty.! JfceTc- Wear. Excellent tasto and Judgment- lies ;bcen displayed in selecting our New Spring and Summer Neck-wear. The prettiest lino ever shown. Must bo seen to bo appreci ated. Spring Puff the rage. Kid Clove's and Half Hose. Il'e aro not out of slcht in our crcat and choice nssortmcnt of tho world's greatest manes 01 iuu uioycs. uents' own mako and Jacob Adlcts. Catch It quick I Half hoso to suit all. Shirts. Largest and cholco assoitinent (if Tennis Illej clo, outing nnd Summer Shirts. Puff Bosom Shirts, tho biggest drive of tho season. Great variety of Night Hobes and ouirt waists. Undcr-xuear. Our line of Under-wcar tho town talk Always homing for bargains and novelties, Things aio bumming. Wo aro right In Iho swim with extremely low prices. The Custom Department. Our fame for New Goods and New Styles Is broadcast. Examlno our stock and prices before buying. Lcadlnj specialties in Men's Fashionable Apparel Koch & Shankweiler I.UADINa CLOTIIIMtS, Hotel Allen BTd'g, Allcntown HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SAW? IF SO, CALL ON TflE Carbon Connty Improvemeot Co, Weissport, Pa Where you can have all kinds of 1 timber sawed at the very lowest prices Satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. Five Wood ! In all lengths and in all quaht lties supplied cheaply. AL. CAMPBELL: Jeweler and Winker, Bank Street, Lehighton, 7'nna'. Itespectftilly Invites tho attention of his friends andlho citizens generally to his Immense new stock of Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Jewely, at l'rleos that defy competition. It will iy jtu o call and Inspect my stock before iHirclisJMng elsewhere. REPAIRING Promptly done at lowest cliarne, awl all work luanuilMHl, Don't Forgo! tiiriace. SIGN OP THE BIG WATCH, Bank St Lehighton. UwillUT During tho year 1891 You will find "Corner Store" JUST THE PLACE TO BUY Dry fjoods fjioceaief, Notions, Glusswaro, Oranges, Bannns, Grapes. Lemom, Apples, Nuts, Chndies and everytliing Usually founein a thoroughly first-class general store. Il'e solicit a call and guarantee satisfaction. REM15MBEH TJIK j c orner Store, LEHIGHTON PA. LehlEli Coal & Hardware Co., I.l.MIIKIl, Seller's Cornor, Iiohlghton, Pn. Ar'ifles of (Special Merit. Seasonahlo A nicies, tis Mich wiiiainc : Kin;,' !' ;ilip A piml nnd cheap 'Phosphate ! Unicorn A very good Fertilizer, The very best general Fertilizer. Planet A and V, Ffttilizcr ! Th I loss Fertilizers for Giirdeners' All of tlio nhove have bech used for yenrs around here and arc thoroughly reliable. Also, several other Unulds of Fertilizers ! 1 sua mux. He says, 'It Kills Bugs !' and it does ! Hammond's Grape :: Dust, 1 kills mildew on Roses, Gooseberries and, Grapes. A line of Belting, Hose and Rubber' Cloth !e Tho "American Eound." Tho ' Anthony Wayno", ; and "Tho Miller" Washera. Any kind VltOM THIS Cheapest TO T1IK -Best!-- Garden, Field, Grass and Flow s' pr Seeds. Hardware, Oils, - Glass, Paints. The Largest Lino of MachinePump and Tool Repairs in the Lehigh Valley ! Coal, Slate, Cemgiit, Sand. If you need an) thing in tlu-ei-lines don't fail to rail, Lttli Coal & Hardware Co, LIMITED, Stilt r's Gvrner, Lefiigfttoti, Pa, 1g
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