Xhls Fpr bl Vn ntrrwl atthe Lehigh, ton IostOfH t Second Clsu fltnlter The Carbon Advocate mmonioM, pknna. RtM for IrhI Advertising Charter Notices $ 4 0o Auditor's notices too Ooamlsslonor'a Notices - - 4 CO Dlrorce Notices 4 no Administrator's Notices - 3 do Jfeecutor's Notlcos a 00 SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1891. Bon Flila Circulation Larger thnn tlint of any Weekly Newspaper In the County. At IltniON, IN South Dakota, rtn nr toslan vroll has just boon bored that is attracting much attention. Through a 2 inch nozzle it throws a Btroam 140 feet up In tho air. The prossuro of tho water is estimated at 223 pounds to the Inch and amount of the flow at 10,000 gallons per minute. Tho forco of the discharge is so great that 1 inch boards, 0 inches in width, wore broken by tho stream 60 above the ground. Tho well emits a deep roaring sound, accom panied by f roquont sharp reports, as of a gun. Tho well is now 000 foet deep, and as Boon as machinery now ordered arrives the work of reaming tho hole to 8 inches in diamotor, making it an 8 inch well from top to bottom, will be prosecuted, Tho water is soft, clear and pleasant to tho taste. It is flood ing the low places in tho vicinity, and, although great dltchos havo been dug to carry it into Jim River, acres of water may bo seen in every direction. The Republicans have already shied their castor into the ring for tho battle of 1891. The formal call for their State Convention is issuod by Chairman Androw, fixing Wednosday, the 19th of August, for tho meeting and Harris. burg as the place. No time has boon fixed for tho Democratic Stato Convex tlon, but it will probably not meet un til well on in August, and tho place of meeting is uncertain. Each conven tion will nomlnato candidates for Auditor General and Stato Treasurer and 18 candidates for dolegates-at-largo to the proposod Constitutional Convon tion. Of these dolegatos, tho party that polls tho most votes noxt fall will elect 18 and the minority party will elect 9. The number of dolcgatos-at largo is fixed at 27, but each voter can vote for only 18. The other delegates to tho Convention will bo elected in the present Senatorial districts, each voter voting for 2 and 3 to be elected Ovbb 1,000,000 children in mines and workshops, more than 1,000,000 of men tramping tho country to find work, 8, 000,000 women keeping death at bay with their needles and other handiwork, or,worso still, compolledto find thoir bread upon the streets and on tho other sido half a dozen men approach' lng tho day when thoy will bo billion. aires! Theso are tho conditions in which wo find tho United States to day, Bays the Knights of Labor, and in the face of ail this tho plutocratic an archists smilingly dcclaro that this is a "free" country, not in need of politi cal and social roforml The IiEnlan Valley Company can't see much farthor than thoir nose, so to speak, or thoy would build sido tracks along the Mahoning creek as far as tho brick yards of Graver and Koch. Theso yards annually manufacture many thousands of first class brick and the "Valley would catch all the traffic, and at tho same time it would wonderfully Increase values in tho south end. Some one should work it up. Ocn advice to political aspirants, is to stoar clear of Jimmy Malloy his advocaoy of men or measures does more barm then good. THE POLITICAL CAMKItA. fPublio office is usually regarded a sinecure full of dignities and pcrqui sites, and with few dutlos that may not as a rule bo dclegatod to others. But when the office involves tho continuous exercise of high intellectual qualities, there is no station in life that can use up a man more rapidly or inoro tho roughly. Carbon oounty has somo beautiful political acrobats more, perhaps, to the square inch thau any other county in the State. Class in political history. Teacher VWhy is the honorablo Mister Jimmy Malloy like a big bass drum?" Rod headed boy at foot of tho class "Bo. cause it makes lots of noise and is only wind." Class in mental arithmetic, next. "Some Republicans mention Capt. Joseph Webb, of this town, for Sheriff, It will be remembered that Webb was In the field somo years ago when Web. stor Weiss was tho Prohibition candi date and Democratic Charley Lentz knocked 'em both out-wlnlng by a small majority. Webb, however, made a strong fight and might havo "got there" had he not been handicapped by Weiss. pf things don't change Frank Sharkey of Mauch Chunk, will succeed Joe Fisher as District Attorney. Frank is a lively young Democrat and "smart as a whip." Tho Republicans havo no material for this ofilco from all ac counts. 1fln the upper end of the county there are some Republicans who would like to see Jesse L. Gabol re-nominatod for Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts. UA prominent Republican wnon asked to name their candidates for Sheriff, replied, Jamos Gallagher, of East Mauch Chunk. It's fish hooks to a brass nicklo that Malloy, of the Record, will nominate Esser if he keeps up his senseless gab bling. HWeatherly has a candidate for the Democratlo nomination for Shorilf i g a man named Huler. ADVOCATE EXPRESSIONS. BfThls town could get along very nicely in tho absence of a cortaln few Seople who always giro the cold shoul er to everything that smacks of enter prise, l3L.With equal rights and privileges, why is it that some property owners are compelled to keep their pavements in good repair while others ane not? It Is partiality, or only neglect. E7Tho borough ordinances need brightening up. If you dont believe it read theml They aro old and dusty. The Brotherhood of Looomotive Engineers will hold Important meet ings in Mauch Chunk on Sunday, June 28. Apublio meeting will be held in the opera house on that day, at which Chief Engineer P. M. Arthur will te present. HA1LROAI) aossir. JThe Philadelphia and RtndinR Com pany is expeiimentlng with higher wheeled locomotives on its coal trains. It is said that several of tho locomo tives which have been ordered by tho company will be of this class, this be ing necessary to keep up the inorease speed of its coal trains domanded by its increased tratllo. JTho Railroad Companies are educa ting the Industrial world to temperance. They omploy 089,012 persons. Of GOO of theso corporations, which control the frolght and paseonger traffic of the country, no loss than 437 prohibit tho uso of intoxicating liquors by their omployea Tho Brotherhood of Loco motlvo Engineers uses its Influence in tho Bomo direction. "Whonever a mem ber of tho order is known to be dissi pated," says Mr. Arthur, long tho head of tho organization, "we not only expel or suspend him, but notify his employ ers," and during tho last yoar.105 mom bors wore oxpollod for this cause. JA slmplo and Ingenious invention for preventing collisions on rallroade is boing tried on tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and has attracted thf favorable attontiou of railroad men' npparatus consists of an insulated se condary rail laid in sections at dosiroc intorvals, a brush from tho engine con necting it with a battery in tho cab Tho circuit is completed, and a boll is rung whonevor two engines are on th same section of track. The entiro cost of establishing such a systsm, includ ing a twolvo-poundraih would bo about $000 por milo. 1'AI.ATINATJi COLLEqU. The following Is tho crraduatlnc ad. dress of C. D. Kressloy, of Now Mahon ing, at tho abovo named college Re ported for tho Carbon AnvooATn by A. 11. uinuor, one or tlio students. JlLEesiNas 01' Ameuioan TjiDEirrv. Wo llyo In a land ot Liberty. We enjoy ninny ulosslngs and prlvlloKos which aro not enjoyed by people HvliiK In countries which aro ruled m a king or queen, or In countries oyer which the cruel tyrannical system Is swayed. America Is. as It were, a sate harbor to nil such as aro Urlveii from distant lauds, or aro persecuted because they wish, to enjoy Liberty, or "worship Ootl according totho dictates ot thelrown conscience." Many a weary pilgrim has found rest and liberty on our American shore and protection tinder Its Stars and Stripes. In 1G20, when tho Mayflower landed on tho New England shore, Its crew found their homes to be cast among tho bairen rocks of tho Atlantic coast; but they wcrolna aland ot liberty-tho birds, the wild beasts, or eyeti tho IJcil Men ot the torest, were evidences that they had reached their destination tho place whero liberty reigned supremo. It is true, they endured much at first, but after Bin Inn came, the sky wus so blue, tho air so clear, the wind so refreshing, tho temperature so cool, that thero was nothing left which they desired tor comfort or beauty. To this Band of l'llgrtms wo can with pride reflect, as the seed of our American Freedom or Liberty. They planted Into our soil tho germs ot freedom almost three centuries ago, from w lilch sprung a nation which Is recognized to bo the most glorious under the sun. It stands, as It were, a bright and radiant star, and all nations call It "Tho Star ot the West. Mother England tried to keep us in bondage and cnslayo us by the cruel chains of tj runny, but tho words of Patrick Henry, "Give mo Liberty or give me Death," so Impressed George Washington and his patriotic "Koys In Blue," that they showed to her that they were born in a country of freedom, and that they were re solved to enjoy the blessings which wcro freely granted. If ever good hows filled this land of ours or if ever patriotic bouts w ere kindled with Joy, it was on tho morning ot tho Fourth ot July, 177C. Sweet, indeed, were tho tones that fell from Liberty's Herald, fllllnc every attentive ear, and "Proclaiming Liberty throughout all the land, uuto nil the Inhabitants thereof." Ihe peoolo rejoiced for they knew that Freedom was now, and that ltlght had conquered. It Is truo our United States errs in somo ways, but in spite ot all this, we havo every reason to bo proud 0! our American Kuterimicni, ireeuom anil Justice; yes, inoro thau this, it hecomos our suieinu uuiy us intelligent iiuu appreciating Americans, to feel grateful for the manllold oiessings 01 our own dear native land which our tureiutiier esianiisueti witn 1110 spade and the musket. The liberty which we are enjoying Is a conquest, and inauv a dron of blood n.issuc- rlllced In Its behalf. Tho richest results of our iiucriy no 1101 ne at tno ueginningoi civilization, but tney lie at the end of it. They aro the choicest and rarest fruits of civilisation. Our forefathers did not enjoy the blessings which we enjoy, but they conquered that we might bo free Many a lather's hand was pressed, many a uiuMici o HtHib was nuuuueii ill me parting, OC- causo her son offered his patriotic devotion to Liberty. Let us 110 longer weep for the nurtyis of our country, but let us cover their graves with the fairest of flowers. Thclrbattlcsaraoverand they He low and still. The last march Is passed and their Ictory Is won. Ves, they rest In their Klory till fiod's trump shall resound through the skies. We rejoice to know that we, their sons, love our country. Should a war break out now our boys would be In tho ranks, and ma short tlmo there would bo marshalled such u mlKhti host against which no nation would be able to wiuisiauu, 10 oattio ior tne rigui ana strengthen the bond of brotherhood which links us togethei us a great people and makes us tho flower 01 creation. No American traveler returns from a tour through tho Old World without a deep sense of the wonderful privileges which he enjoys In his own country. While In the departments of an and culturohe flndsAmerlca somewhat Inferior ho also realizes with pride that In all the ele ments which nurture manhood and contribute to popular happiness, Europe Is a deseit and America In comparison a paradise. Wo have no king to cnslaro usj 110 czar to banish or to exile us Into tne cruel realms of Slberta, We haveuoslaes. All aro free to draw from the fountain of liberty which Is freely offered. The tree institutions ot our lands is t..c came ot tills distinction. Our free government, our churches our Institutions ot learning, foster the welfare of our people, hence, multitudes of Europe Irate sought our shores so that they might enjoy lire. , We, ns American cltizeus cannot fully apprec iate our rare advantages and the blessings of our American Liberty. Were these blcsslugi. lost, the world's progress would be retarded many generations. U't ns. therefore, eneonragi true American sentiment as the antidote to the poison infused among us from foreign sources, which threatens our liberty, and let our ellori bo concentrated to tho elevation ottbeAmeil can standard. Let us at each birthday of our Uepublio pledge ourselves anew to be tiuer sun and daughters, so that it will always be a fresh concentration of the people to the high object for which the nation was born-it stricter obed ience to Its laws, a greater Incentive to brotherlt lote between citizen and citizen, and a realiza tion, on this broad continent between the oceans of u free human brotherhood, acknowledging the Fatherland in Heaven. Truly, our govern ment is it "Government of the jieople, lor the people, and by tho people." Under our consti tution everv citizen moves on tbA unmA ,iUtn It expressly declares that all men are free and all other nations, who claim a high standard In civilization, and makes our American people the most enlightened, intelligent and enterprising nation of the 19th century. The original and fundamental aim of our Government IS f to all. Freedom at 1U base, freedom at lis iuu. mit stands here a a mighty barrier to Keep The Soap that Cleans Most is Lenox. 18 A HilUI TIIX7 APPLLEA WITH Williams & Rogers' Rochester Business University ouun ai .11.7 imn ui iiiv ui ui l uiiiiiirrvini m a luedlu.u foi auppljlne tht business nn'11 01 tlif iiu.Mii 01 i-ianiiK HiiioitiouH oun lut-i. itiiti u uiiii elegant- aim cost ut its uulpi TIC A J. iiNl.LISU OOU Hub's our foe at a dlsitinri fni no nation ilfiros to attack II Dn tho t.iii or thtx town h jutirpd the American ling as tho eiritflom of our littcrtv, tinder wlioie lmdo we :nt lite. It li not dis turbed by the breath o( xlandei or reprotcli, but waes cr.irefully In ttio koiiIhI rays of freedom, ImMiik Mined only bv the breath of liberty. It stands hete as the Koddf.3 of our nation, sitting; upon onr thtone. Bin lias nothing to enstaye her, but the bounds of Iht own dominions, and notniUK vct nor noun phi ute starry canopy. Kvery irlanec ol In r ee eusti a tract nf light whero It falls, and makes nil tlilnjrs smile about her. Our heurts irrow cheerful at her slffht. ant) as sho looks upon ns wo are Inspired by the Htensinsrsni American ijiueiii as we never were before. Tlio Nu-ve License ltllln, Ginornor Pattison has signed the wholosnlo and retail license bills, which Increase, the liconse foes in cities of tho first and second classes to $1,000; fixes the rate in cities of tho third class at 1500; in other cities at SfiOO; in boroughs at $200; and in townships at 8100, all of which fooH aro payable into the Stato Treasury. A bottler's license, is fixed at 9300 in cities, $200 in boroughs, and 8100 in townships. Distillers and brewers are permitted to deliver their product within the county whore the license is granted, aud all wagons used in de livering liquor are required to contain the name of the license and the num ber of his license in consplauous letters ind figures. This act lnnlces it unlaw ful for any rectifier, compeUndor, dis tiller or manufacturer to sell liquors in less quantities than one gallon, or my wholesale dealer or storekeeper to a )11 nnv spiritjious or vinous liquors in loss quantities than 0110 quart and browed or malt llquorln less quantities than twelve pint bottles. The Governor also approved the Brooks high license amendment, which required all retail license foes to bo paid into the local troasury. In cities ?100 of tho fco shall bo paid into tho county treasuries; in boroughs nud townships ouo-fifth of the amount of tho fee, tho balnnco to bo paid into tho city, borough and township treasuries. As tho now law allows the Stato noth ing it will lose annunlly botween $100,- 000 and 8500,000 in rovenqo, just about tho same amount tho wholosalo law will add to the revenues of tho public treasury. Ovor at Yorktown a hen laid a triplo-plotod egg. That is iusldo of tho egg thore woro threo porfectly formed eggs. It was pnt in lukewarm oven with the hopo that athrco-leggcdchlck might bo liatcuca out. Will You Boltl Uso tho Avcrlll Taint, and paint hut once, in a long period, or use something "satd" to be as good, and repaint overy year orttvov- Avcrlll Paint Is the best. It is the handsomest! no other has so brilliant a glo.s. It is. cheaper than any other at any price, because It out wears all others. It lasted 20 years on tho house of 15. II, Forbes, Winchester, N. II., 12 years on houses o W. E. lieyno'ds, OrotonLakc, N. Y.: 14 vears on houses of Mrs. E. Uole. Mt. Vernon, N. V. Averlll Paint has been In uso 23 years and Is guaranteed. If sou aro urged to nny other paints demand proof of their durabil ity. The question Is not "What Is thoilrst cost?" but, "How long will It last?" lleautlful sample card of fashionable tints free. Leiikih Coal of HARDWARE CO., IiEHIOIlTON. that anybody will $e.w jDoor Jolutj tobacco wheri tfey can get tfe. genuine tiitk Tobacco at amloreu If hs tosujae rtorand NO ecuaL at Tfe. Jarice. It is worth while, to wy it. -There's Prri$nn ahcl pleasure for TOLf in old honesty Tobacco. ATTEND THIS AMERICAN BUSINESS Colte, Second National Ilink, Centre Square, ALLESTOWN, PA. Ttc Largest aud Best in Eastern Pernia. SIX SHl'AKATi: lnSPAltTJIlSNTS. Eight Experienced Instructors, Experienced bookkeeper teaching Bookkeeping Exuert nemnan " Pfliinunahtn Court lleporter " Shorthand Expert operator " Typewriting University graduate " ltnglUhllranches Telegraph Operator " Telegraphy High school prtnolp&l " Llgtu' gOate'tlOG More students in dally attendsoee tlutu at all other business colleges 111 the Lehigh Valley combined. Write for catalogue and full jidrUeulars to O. C. DOltNEY. Principal & Founder. EVPteaae menelon this paper. e-gT-am Auditor's Notice. In He Assigned Ksjate of J. W. Kuans. The undersigned, annotated uv the Court at Common Pleas ot tierbbu oounty, Auditor to pass upon the exceptions, 1 estate the account ft necessary, aud make distribution Ac., will meet all parties Interested, for the purpose ot his appotuttneut, at his oftteu In Mafirti Chunk, ties having claims uixm said estate are required, to present them or be forever debarred fioin eoutlug la ou the same. KltAXK r. 8HAKKEY. Auditor. June -2w. PEGU LI All toiute TO BOBDeaa. mui. in in hb i 11,11 nt 11 j, 1111 .'titu.iiiinimi ltiit e . .1 louuti) with trajm 1 uiul .tiiahle it-sMstniils, as tt t you TliOtiOl (,H l DMMhfil (Al , hilUHlHAKl) AM JiiU Twci.lv st tenth Aimitul ('.iiuioiif will hr mall t fi lo Juu. 1 fti; - u on 1 in- iiiiii ru.tu t l... hit.). r... to ,.i . . wu 'in. I. Ml. t. 1. .14. Weissport Mlm Directory. FOH A SMOOTH EASY - SHAVE, IT LEAPS THEM ALL IN NEWS AND A Tlic ''ADVOCATE,1' 6TTLIS11 Hair Cut, DUIOIIT, CLEAN, INDEPENDENT. Head It! oo TO II'. V. ESRANG TUB TIARMUt, Over tho Canal Bridge . -piIUNKLIN J10US1!, BAST WEWSl'OBT, TKNN'A. This house otters first-class accommodations to ho permanent hoarder and transient guest. ranio pi lees, only One Dollar per day. nuiff-iy John liHlmio, Proprietor. Oscar Cliristinau, WEistsroitT, pa. Livery and Exchange Sialics. riasy riding carriages and safe driving horses. Destaoeommodattonsto agents and travellers. Mail and telegraph orders promptly attended to. Ulvo ino a trial. mavsi-ly The - Weissport - Bakery, 0. w. iiAuitv. rnopiturroit. Delivers Fresh Bread and Cakes In Weissport, iicuiKiuuu aim vicinities every uuy. Ill tho storel havo a Pino Lino of Confectionery or U10 Holiday Trndo. Sunday schools and fcsB vais supplied at lowest prices. ueC3-.-ut Over Canal Bridge E. Weissprt. UNDERTAKER AND DISALISn IN FURNITURE. PARLOR SUITES, BED ROOM SUITES, ., c. Pi Ices tho very lowest. Quality of goods tho best. Satisfaction guaranteed In every particular. Cask&t.s, Coffins and Shrouds, . Wo have a full line which wo will furnish a 1110 lowest possible prices. Flour, Feed, &c, tho choicest quality at very reasonable prloes. uii.iuu uo convmcea. JOSEPH F. REX, Aprl4-lv ' I5AST WEI8SPOUT. Stoves, Tinware. Heaters and Ranges, In Great Variety at Samuel Grater's Popular Store, Bank Street. Roofing and Spouting a special ty. Stove repairs furnished on sli or t notice Reasonable! Lehigh Valley R. R, Co. Arrangement of rasseiiffer Trains. In Effect May IOtii, 1891. tKAVE LKHIGHTON For Newark and New York 5.22, 7.50, 9.87, and 11. t ...III. diUlQ l. p. 111. For JIanunka Chunk and Pclvldero 8.22, 7.30 0.00. a.m.: 12.52 and 7.24 n in. l'or Lambertvllle and Trenton B.S2, 9.00 and 11.14 ii.iii.; uuu p.m. Por Slatlueton. CaLlsauoiia. Allenlown. Itetli. lehem, and litston, 5.22, 7.07, 7.30, 9.00,9.07.11,12 U.IU , 14.1W, U1IU p III. For Philadelphia and points south at 5.22, 7.07, 7.30, u.co and 11.12 a. in.; 3.00. 5.22 and 7.21 p. m. Por Heading nud Hamsourg 7.80, mm 11.12a, m 0.IU,U.UU1IU 1.41 p.lll. Por Howmans. Lelilirh finn. Cherrvfnrd. Ijiii. rv's, White Hall, Coplay, and ltokendauqua i.ui, u.w it.i.i c a. in.: 14, a.iz, O..K, and 10.42. Vor Mauch Chunk C.52, 7.43, 0.30, 11.20 aud lt. a.m. : 1.11, 3.18, 5.25, 7.23, 8.51, 9.33 and 11.51 p. in. and 12.47. ' l'or Weatherly and Hazleton 0.52, 7,43 0.30 and 11.43 a.m.; 3.18, C.25, 7.23, 10.54 p.m. For Mahanoy City, Shenandoah and Ashland 0.52, 7.43, 9.30 and 11.48 a.m.; 3.18, 5.25 & 7.23 p. In For Mt. Carmel and Shamokiu 0.52, 7.43 and 11.4s a.m.: 5.25p.m. For Pottsvllle 0.62. 7.30, 7.13, 9.30 11.12 and 11.18 a. m., 3.00, 3.18, and 7.23, 7.24 p.m. For White Haven, Wilkesbarre and Scranton 0.52, 7.43, 9.30 and 11.48 a.m.; 3.18, 6.28, 7.23 and 10.51 p.m. Por Pittston and L. & II. Junct., 0.52, 7.43, 9,30, and 11.48 u.m.; 3.18, 5.25. 7.23 and 10.54 p, m. For I'unkhannocl: 11.48 a. in.; 3.18, 6.25 and 10.51 n.m. ForOtvcRO, Auburn, Ithaca and Geneva 11.48 u.m., 1U.04 p.ni. For Laeevvllle. Towanda. Savre. Waverlv. El inlra, ltochester, lluffnlo, N'agara Palls and the West 11.48 a.m.; and 10.&I p. m. Forlilmlra and the West via Salaniauca at 3.19 p. m. SUNDAY TRAINS. Por New York fl.02 and 10.07 a.in.; 5.29 n.m. Por 1'hllndcluhia 8.02 a. m.i 2.62 and 6.1-J p. 111. For Knston nnd Intcrmcdlato stations o.at, 8.U2, 10.07 a.m. ; 12 62, 2.62. 8.29 and 9.02 p. m For Mauch Chunk 8.14, 9.50,10.23 a.m.; 12.20, 3.18, 5.13, 81 mid 0.33 p.m. For lleadlnx at 0.02 a. ni.: 2.52 and B.29 p. 111. For Hazleton U.6G a.m. : 12 20, 3.18 & 10.51 p.m. For Mahanoy City and tiheuaudoau 12.20 and 3.18 p.m. Por Pottsvllle at 2.52 11. m . For White Haven, Wilkes-Ilarre, Pittston, Tunkhannock, Towanda, Sayro, Ithaca, (leneva. Auburn, Elmlra, ltochester, Buffalo, Niagara Palls and tho West 1064 p.m. For further puitlcularslnqulreof Aeentsfor TlmnTnhlA, I.' It (VIWHTnv tlen'l Pass. Aeent, May It, '61, ly Potith llethlehcni, Penua D. J. KSSTLER ltesectfully announces to the nubile that ho has opened a$lW LIVKItY 8TAUI.E, and that he is owpreiwred to furnish Teams for Ifunemls, Weddinm or lhwlneas Trliu on the shortest no lee and most liberal terms. Orders left at the Carbou House" will receive prompt attention. STABLES ON K0RTII STREET, noxt tho Hotel, Uhlghton. lanttiA- WAJLL PAPER, Decorations, Picture Hods, Cbve TRndow Shades, Spring Eollors, fringes, Carpet Lining. . BOOKS, STATIONERY, Blank Books, Easels, Games, jBlocks,Fancy Cards, Etc., etc., PAINTS, Oils, Glass, Putty, Brushos, Colors, Artist's Materials. General Painter's Supplies, .Fiuckenbai No. 61 Broadway MancH Ciiaiilr Pa. All the very latest news will be found in the Caubon 4dvo CAxe. Fashionable Millinery. Wo havo the Ijtrcostnnd most Stylish Etlects In Seasonable Millinery at the Lowest Prices. In f the trimming de partment we havo Two Olty Milliners to create happiest fancies In effects for our customers. Wraps -AND- Coats? In the newesttslylesaml of the very best materials and make at lowest prlcss. Don't go to the city n hen you can buy cheaper at homo. WEISSPOltT, PA. Branch Store, Lehighton Central Drug Store, OPP. THE PUBLlO SQUARE Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa, 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 lit. But If vou need SPECTACLES It Is much more Important that tho EYE should be accommodated with correct lenses and a proper y fitting framo which will bring the lenses di rectly before the centre of the eye. If you buy your spectacles at Dr. Horn's vou will find the above points properly attended to. PERSGRIPTIONS Caefolly MwM 0ctt5-1837 NOSTH FIBST BTBEET, LEHIQHTOff. IS THE PLACE FOR Fine Suitings ana FautalfloiiES at tlio lowest prices which aro 10 to 20 per cent, lower than elsowherc. A perfect fit uuu uost worKinansiiip miaramecii in every ns'anco. Before purchasing elsewhere call ami sea us. -31-ly Henry Millr9 LEHIGHTON, PLAOTNG - MILL. Mgulaings, Brackets, AND DEALER IN All KMs of Dressed Lulier Shingles, Pailings, Hemlock Lumhor, &c, &c. Very Lowest Prices. For Sale at a Barcain A House ami Lot with a never falling well of water, Prult Trees and Vinos, situated iu the llorovch ol Lehighton, between Third and fourth Streets, about three hundred feet from I ho public school building. Reason tor selling, C resent owner lit e out ol town and cannot at Mid to the same. Apply to Mm. L. 8. MILLER, or E. II. LAUAS1I, may W-ani laekerton, Pa. ROOFING OUH KLA8T1C ROOFINtl FELT costs only 81.00 per 100 square feel. Makes a good root for trs, and ituyone cau put I too. tlend stamp for sample uud lull itrtU uir. ;i'M Klastii Ruofinu Co., . 41 WKST Bu'iAiiwSr, Nw TeBK, Ical Agauu WaaUil. iur. lil, ltl-m AT THE EVi ink y O N TIT John W. Heller, EAST WEISSPORT, DtCAI.IWt IN Healers and Mm, Tinware awl Piiiups, At Vory Lowost Prioos. Particular attention paid to General .lobbing, Fumaco and Pump Work. ESTIMATES cheerfully furnished for House llentlnrj with Hot Air, Steam or Hot Water Circulation. All work Guaranteed I A M PRINCIPLE. We Positively guarantee Dr. Boyd's Little Giant Nerve and Liver Pills To enre rnmttlnfltlnn. IndttreitMnn. ItllllAURnAiu Torpid Liver, Pain In tho Hack, Piles, Headache, jiau lasie 111 tne iiouin arising 110111 muies tlon, by strengthenlnj? the nerves anil regulat ing the action of the Stomach Liver nnd Kidneys. Do not be deceived. Dr. lloyd's Lit tle (limit Nervo and Liver Pills act 011 anew mlriclial. They act 011 tho nerves of tho stomach, liver and kidneys giving them health and vigor, what Is 111010 evident of their curative nualltics, than the fact that the longer taken tho lc;s requlri'd, that Is more than can bo said of nny other pill on I ho market, a trial will con vince the most skeptical mind, that what wo claim Is true, these are a tew ot Ihe many testi monials we have received, Tifton, (hi., Aug. 10th 1800. Dear Sir; The Tills leeelved, they aro the best I ever used. T. W. ULAEK. Lake Crystal Minn., May 11, 1890. Dear Sir: I have taken Pills sent me. enclosed find 50c send me more I havo been troubled for years with indigestion, constipation and ncrvcouiness since 1 tnKO ur, noyu-s mis 1 icci gooa, nave taKen many omers witn no relief yours re spectfully. ADAM BEANER. For sale by all dealers In mcdlclnoatlc per Hon, sent uy man on receipt 01 price, sam pies irce, agent waiucu everywiiere. T. D. THOMAS, Druggist. Lehighton, Pa. H. M. BETZ, Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, SilvcrwarCjBronzes, Clocks, Bicycles,Piano Lamps, . Furniture, Parlor Organs, and almost every kind of mer chandise sold upon the Tontine Plan which is now so favorably known as applied to life insur ance. Certificates are issued to members entitling them to $40 -worth of Mer chandise for $ 17! The certificates are guaranteed to mature in 17 weeks upon conditions ; clubs now forming, If you widh to get any of the above goods, at greatly reduced prices, and on easy payments call on or drop a postal to FRANK GERMAN, GENERAL AOENT, TPeissport. - - - Jtom'a aprll 18, 1891-ciu IV. Excelsior Carpet Works, FIRST STREET, - - LEUIGUTON, Opposite the Park. Is tlio place to eet yoor Carpet Wove oj your rags cxchancetl for cither Rag, Ingrain or Brussel Carpet, Prices to suit everybody. N. II. I also keep tho oflko for "The singer juanuiacturlne; Company," and i;eep ior sate a mil a:ie ni luacuino sup Plies and attachments, such as Oils. Cans, Needles, (for both old ami new machines) Shuttles, Hclts, lielt Hooks, oprinRs, uuuuera, etc., etc, Instructions to oppcrato machines clail- iy utyen anytime uy lany operator. Give lue a call and he convinced that I sen ai mo iery lowest lijure, First street, next to Dr. Horn's Central urus Store, GO TO Gus. Miller's Popular Restaurant, von FRESII LAGER BEER, I'll) est Brands of Liquors, suJi as Gibson's Pare Rye, Dougherty's Pare Rye, -Genuine Silver Brook, Imported Gin and Brandies, Finest OUjavs, First-class Free Lunch always on the ljar. To Contractors anil Bailors. Tim UEuIeralinied annauiutH In CnutnulArs anil OulUlem tliac be Ium now opnetl his fttotie Building' Stones in anv quantity at reasonable rates. He alto keeitsaaunnlv ar. his reiiileiioa nn HKconU ouicrJi. to supply iinnteoiate ueinanu. IIAl'LINUot every description, lHtHiintly at tended to. Also, constantly ou lutnd a full supply, of the best brands ot JFlotir and Feed, which he will sell at Lottest Market Prices. CHARLES TRAINER, SECOND STREET, LWIIOIITON. PA PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, IVrmaueutiv IvivMieil uear alley Depot, (or ObmeU and Faiull tlroups. Old pletunu cop led aadalraiia. aul "yl1 Koch & Shankweiler THIS LAltaiCST AND fLKAlUNO CLOTHING AND Gents' Furnishing House IN THE LEHIGH VALLEY. Men's Boys' fcCMlta'sQlothi. Men's Busincssand Dress Suits. Onr Snrlnc line of Men's and Youths' Fine Clothing excels anything eyer shown to our customers In Heady-niado Clothing, making tt a fact beyond dispute, that our our goods aro tho finest beyond qucstoti. Tetith's and Boys' .Clothing. Beauty, durability, strenctb and duality. all In ono suit. Wo guarantee our suits not to rip. llest values ever shown. He snro to Inspect our lines Spring Overcoats Elegant and Fashionablo Oyercoals In light nnd dark shades. No back num bers, but all fresh styles. Sell at sight. Samples of Popular Goods at Popular prices. Children's Clothing. We aro foremost In llio production of Boys' Stilts. Many attractive novelties. Children's Fancy nnd Imitation Vest Stills, Jersey Suits Kills and lleefers. Boys' Knee Pants. Pantaloons. Our side-rooms aro rosDlondont with Men's Boys' and Youths' Medium and Fino pants. You mention prices wo do the rest. Fino Trousers our Speclalty.g Ncclc- Wear. Excellent tasto and judgment lias been displayed in selecting our New Spring and Summer Neck-wear. Tho prettiest line ever shown. .Must uo seen to bo apprccl atcd. Spring Pull tho rage. Kid Gloves and Half Jlose. Il'c aro not out of sight in our great and cholco assortment of tho world's greatest makes of Kid Gloycs, Dents' own make and Jacob Adlers. Catch it quick! Half hoso to sua all. Shirts. Largest and choice assortment nf Tennis Bicycle, outing and Summer Shirts. Puff Bosom Shirts, tho biggest drivo of the season. Great variety of Night liobesand pnirt waists. Under-ivear. Our line of Under-wcar tho town talk, Always hunting for bargains and novelties. Things ara humming. Wo aro right In the swim with estremely low prices. The Custom Department. Our fame for New Goods and New Styles is broadcast, Examlno our stock and prices before buying. Leading specialties In Men's Fashionablo Apparel Koch & Shankweiler I.UAUINO CXOTHIKIIS, Hotel Allen B'l'd'g, Allentown HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SAW? V IF SO, CALF. ON THE Carbon County Improyemeot Co Weissport, Pa., Where you can have all kinds of lumber sawed at the very lowest prices Satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. Fire Wood ! In all lengrhs and in all quant lties supplied cheaply. During tho year 1801 You wil find AT ' SWEENY'S "Corner Store" JUST. THE PLACE TO BUY Dry 67oods Croceaiep, Notions, Glassware, Oranges, Banans, Grapes, Lemons, Apples, Nuts, 7andies and everything Usually founo in a thoroughly first-class general store. TFe solicit a call and guarantee satisfaction. REMEMBER THE Corner Store LEHIGHTON PA. THE POLICEGAZETTE Is the only Illustrated naner In the world containing all the latest enwtlonal and siwrt- wg news. iu buiuuu hMiwr, uairuer ur emu room can afford to be without It, It always makes friends wherever It goes. Mailed to auy address hi the United Stales securely wrappal, 13 weeks tor $1. Benu uve cents lur sample copy. Richard K. Fox, 1'rauklinSquare. New York City. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. All persons are hereby forbid meddling Hitli anv part ot the farm stock horses, cows and Implement, lpaiwil uyiuetoJUlIK MKpiIIART ot TotvainenuiiK Twp., Oarbon county, J'a., as the same Is my property, the same Doing my ailU lUIUlUU tO HUM UllllliK HIT WOMUID. 181 (IKOlKiK MKlNHAItT. Executor's Notice. Kntelc of LOUISA HOV1.B. deceased, lair ut lAwer Toiim'UiiiB Tow iiftblp. Carbou uuut . Ilten ttiMluinenLuttti v tit the la.Ht will ami testaintut ol the late LOU ISA HOYKK.deeejwed, of thu couuty mtcl state ufurcHald All pcrtont ktumtus thetn4?he to In littIfbUd to nuld t-statu will make Hcttleinei.t ul uiuc, uud peraom Imvliig cUlms Hilt (itesi ut I lie tutitiB dul uiiii'niu'ftifU u)i jmvmcin Kxwutt'rr Mil -H. lftttl 4 AQtianliivula, 111 Coal & Hardware Co., I.IMIIKII, Seller's Corner, Lehighton, Pa. Articles of .Special Merit. Seasonable Articles, as such we name : King Philip Guano, A good and cheap Phosphate Unicorn A very good Fertilizer. The very best general Fertilizer. Planet A and B Fertilizer ! The Boss Fertilizers for Gardeners- All of the above have been used for years around hero and are thoroughly reliable. Also, several other Brands of Fertilizers ! omen Miiir. He says, 'It Kills Bugs !' and it does ! Hammond's Grape :: Dust, kills mildew On Roses, Gooseberries and Grapes. A line of Belting, Hose and Rubber "Cloth! The "American Round," Tho "Anthony "Wayne", and "Tho Miller" Washers. Any kind rnoji tub Cheapest TO TUB -Best !-- Gflfdon, Field, Crrass ?ind Flpyr " pt See3s. Hardware, Oils, Glass, Paints, The Largest Line of MachinePump and Tool Repairs in the Lehigh Valley ! Coa,? Slate, Cement, Sfr:ndt If you need nnvthinc in thesa lines don't fail to call, Leliili Coal & Hardware Co I.IMITKI', St lIm's thtriiar. I.rhiiih!rn f'n PS
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