Queens ware I QUEENSWAltE 1 We (foiled this week the Longest Assortment of Queens- nnrn thnt- was ever onencrt or shown in this county. n foUowinir ore a few of , - tj . Hip mativ'Ncw Sets at the ex tremely lpw prices t . 49 Piece Sots of Best White Qrantto at TO Piece SeVot Best White- Granite at 87.11. tiQ Piece Sets ot Bost White Grantto at 1E3L.Thos9 goods are wnrrantod not to lOPleoeBecoratod Toilet Sots at only 82.Gr.. tSTThesaino are selling elsewhere at ' dniv .1 fey et lT-.vl pll Hfttl . 4pOtdU vu,.J - Wc have a lew of the loV nriee Toilet Sets with slop pails alsn some Verv fine Decorated Toilet Sets with slopvpails. Sumo ns ever we are head auarters for the best makes Silverware. We are showing neat and new patterns with rich chasings. J. T. NlTSBAUM. fflist Street, between South and rimn Streets, SPICILY TOLP. Tlie News ot t Lively Town Told In 'Few Tfonls by a Hustling Heporter. It is seasonable to pay your to? tee. Full line of Ingrain and BrOssol carpots at Henry Schwarta's. -JU1 kinds of sporting gooua at, Luckenbaoh's, Mauch Chunk. A full lot on 3rd street, win w sold choap. Apply at this oiuoo. For Sale A single frame house on 4th' street. Apply to G. W. Mortnimer. Tho First National Bank has tie- clared a 3 per cent, soml-annnal dlvi- Hnnd. W. B. Ash, of Third stroet, has sola ono of his handsome bay toam to Livery man David Ebbcrt. Council should have fast driving stopped. One or two linos wiu stop tho business, Try ltl Charles J. Sutthen, of Philadelphia, is the now superintendent of the Lo highton Knitting Mill. Communion services will be ob served in Trinity Lutheran church on next Sunday morning and evening. Dr. Danzor, tho eyo, ear and noso specialist, of Hazloton, will be at the Exchange Hotel, on Friday, 27th. The Carbon Advocate SATURDAY, JUYL 11, 1891. KAILKOAD GOSSIP, tLehisrh Valley will run a line to West Hazloton. t Employees of the Central R.R. gave $2367,80 to St. Luke's Hospital, tOIHclals of tho Lehigh Valley rail rondsay that it Is a mistake to say that they lose 1,500,000 tons of coal by the Coxo Bros., contract with the Head ing. They say that their share of the loss will be loss than 400,000 tons, and this will bo made up by increaso from other shippers. J The "Cricket," the combined car and lScomotlve, which in .former years was used by the otQcers and directors ot tho Lehigh Valloy Road, but which NIWSV WSI88PORT. Tile Doltigsr ,f aUrely Town Briefly OhronU tied In f.jfcort Snip-Snap Order by the Stroller an,t clium." Dar del Graver was at Lansford Montbr jr. To 1111 orders, Snyder's planing in 111 .s running day and night. JMrs. M. A. Laury spont a fow days this wook with Allontown friends. - -Welssport's school board will not ole ,ct teachers until their August ineoN frig. Frank J. Snyder, of Mountain Top, "was a woll-known visitor in town Mon day. Mrs. J. D. Beunlngor, Jof Daniels- vlUo, visited Mrs. Ben. Roth this tveok. Miss Jennie Setzer, of Scraltton, was visiting her brother Milt ovor Sunday. Ulysoss Kelley, of Scranton, circled among old friends In town for n few days this wook. J. W. Heller Is at Round Lake, N. V., for his health. Mr. Heller Is one of our most progressive business men. Milt Snyder, narry Gravor, Frank Fatzlnger and Pierce Boyor spont last . V KOPLE ON T1IK GO. Hash rictnres of Familiar Faces Coming and Going. Goorgo S. Hallman, of Lansford, was In town Tuesday. Harry Hunsicker, of Reading, circled in town this wook. Hon. E. H. Snyder and wife, spont Sunday with Hazloton friends. Misses Aggie and Ltllle Reichard wero Allontown visitors this wook. Miss Fonstormachor, of Allontown, Is visiting Miss 'Llzzlo Lentz on Third stroet. Miss Salllo IIoITord has returned from a delightful visit to West Choster friends. Misses Laura SeiJol and Annlo Ockerhouso spent Sunday with friends at Allontown. -Charlos Hauk, is back a full fledged graduate, from Millorsville State Nor- mal School, Charley Maurer, one of Wilkes- barrio's most genial spirits, was In town ovor Sunday. George Ockerhouso who drives tho Mansion House coach at Mauch Chunk, was In town Sunday. Francis Seip and wlfo, of Daniels- FROM MAUCH CHUNK. The County Capital Spiritedly Kpltomliml by a Special Correspondent. Fenonal and Otherwise. There aro eleven prisonors in the county jail. R. Q. Butler, for two years In tho wost, Is In town on a visit. Sam Seller, a Domocrat from Lo hlghtou, circled horo Wodnesday, A special term of court will bo held, commencing on next Monday. Tho second National bank has do-" clared a semi annual dividend of four per cont payable on and after tho 25th. Corbin, a young son of Sheriff Levan, shot himself In the left hand with a blank cartridge whllo celebrat ing tho glorious Fourth. R. T. Kroldor has boon appointed general supply ogont for tho Lehigh Valley company. Ho will have his quarters at Bethlehem and lmmedlatly enter on his duties. Goo. F. Schmidt Is spending a two weeks' vacation with his paronts and friends near Mauch Chunk. Mr. Schmidt is in tho employ of Young, Smith Fiold& Co., 818 Market stroet, the' largest wholesale notion house In IN A FEW WORDS. Tells the Story ot The n Weenie In and About Mrs. E. A. Horn joined hor hus- Sunday very delightfully at Baylor's vllle, visited school director Brian and Philadelphia. He Is very proud ot his band in Philadelphia on Thursday, Laice. whore they-will in the future reside. Quint Arner, a student at the Whllo the cupola Is being over- xaiuersviiio stale .Normal uchooi, is hauled and repaired the moulders In home tho same good hearted follow tho Lehigh Stove Foundry are enjoying as of yoro. a holiday. Rev. J. O. Blelm, of Bethlehem, will It is tho talk of the street that I preach for the Evangelical Association Jerome Rolgel, who Is confined In in school hall, Hunuay evening, au Cherry Hill, Philadelphia, is quite are cordially invited. seriously ill. - The new school house in tho Inde- The young fellow who hires his pendent district wiu be furnished with teams from Davld-Ebbert always gets furniture from the Sydney Furnishing tho sweetest smiles from the dear girls. Company, of Ohio. It's a fact I try it. The East Wolssport Grays rospect- The current report that A. J.Wolfe fully Challenge the Morning uiory had applied for a sohoolln this town is club of town for nine Innings. Speak without foundation, In other words, out in meeting, now. Abe didn't apply. -"-Presiding Elder Hell, of tho Allen- Buyers have tho largest stock to town dlstrlot, was present at the obser- soloct from In tho line of wall paper, vance of communion in Ebenzer Evan- bordors and decorations when they go gelical church last Sunday. to Owen Rohrig's on Second street. After a heavy faU of rain the other ,u.ir, n day th ground between uie canai family over Sunday. Misses Clara and Mary Butz, esti mable Allontown ladies, aro guests at the Clauss rosldonco. John Starko and wife, of Easton, vlsitod Fred E. Miller and family on First street, this week. Mrs. Wm. Sltler, accompanied by her niece Miss Jennie Hughes, visited Easton friends this week. Mrs. Georgo P. Stuber, of Third street, is enjoying a pleasant sojourn to Trenton, N. J., friends. Wo had a pleasant call Saturday natlvo homo and loves to sojourn amid tho beauty and granduor of tho Lehigh Valley. Tom Boyd's card in tho Democrat announcing himself as a candidate for Prothonotary Is very significant. It does not say that he wants the nomi nation subject to Democratic rules, A Lively miter Happening of Old Carbon, Lansford needs a bank. Lansford Is without light Prof. Lloyd, of Lansford, Is trying to Interest Hazloton pooplo to glvo a rendition of tho cantata, "Queen Esther." Tho camp meeting of tho Evangoll- cal association, Allontown district. recognizing Bishop Bowman, will open at Bowmanstown August 18. Tho trout catching season closes on the loth Inst., and Its violation after that date will subjoct tho offensor to a lino of 810. Tho presont law makes tho ttmo ono month shorter than form erly. Basso Finko and Tomoskusky, two survivors of tho Joonosville mine dls astor aro on tho outs, tho result of a quarrel on the 4th. Finks struck John in the f aco with a boor glass and a law suit la tho rosult ot the new way of setting 'em up. For the pleasure of those who de light In skipping tho light fantastic too, Alf rod Hartman, of (ho Iron Exchange Hotel, Parryvlllo, will glvo a grand hop on Thursday evening, 18th Inst, "Sonny" has engaged good music and all who attend aro guaranteed a good time. East Haven, In Kidder township, this county, Is awakening. Tho people want the district incorporated into a borough and have secured Hon. Allen EASONABLE FOOTWEAR For Everybody. Canvas Balmoral, Bicycle cut, with long Brown Goat fox ing, making a shoe easily adjusted to a High or Low instop, and to a Narrow or THde foot, thus giving a very Desirable and a much more Comfortable shoe than the ordinary Canvas Balmoral Men's, $1.25. Boys' $1.10. Opera House, Lehighton. and this accordingly lends some flavor Craig, of Mauch Chunk, to petition the to the rumor that If ho fails in the court for this privilege. The new town nomination ho will throw himself on will bo a mile square and already has a tho public as an Independent candl- school houso and several churches. date. Thfi p.nrn flnlrla lnnlr uroll Tt la The following nowly elected officers Lstonishinc how thev havo imDroved from Mahlon Nothstein, the popular 1 0f Wahnetab Castle, 251, K. G. E., were during the past few weeks. The stalks New Mahoning blacksmith. Miss Mamie, daughter of Cashier John T. Semmel, was visiting Schuyl kill Haven friends this week. A jolly trio from Allentown In this city, Tuesday, was John Weller, Prof. Alney and Wm. Nonemaehor. Our old friend Frank Kershner Installed by District Grand Chief H. V. Morthimer, Jr., and staff last Friday evening: Past Chief, Ed. Keenly; noblo chief, Fred. Weybrocht; vice chief, Nathan Harlan; high priest, S. C. Stor- mer; venerablo hermit, Chas.Warncke; sir herald, Otto Sehrank; worthy bard, William Sehrank; ensign, John Witt; havo a rich, healthy appearance, and from present indications It will not be long until we will have roasting ears In our market. Should nothing occur to blight tho prospect tho crop will be good. A $2,000 Are in Weatherly Sunday morning will awaken tho citizens of llillw I'nmnhA wo Q smllo on the glorious Fourth that broke bridge and the railroad was literally uu mmuy, ol x.ow inpou, were guests esqulreohnFreundt; first guardsman, that town to the fact that the little pro his face all to pieces. By telephone It covered with toads the size of beetles, of relatives In town this weok. Edward Weyhenmeyor; second guards- gresslvo town ought to havo its own Ui,ltWU'an.bov. Lonemavhe -Fred Horlacher, of Slatlngton, was A1 Clauss, who holds a lucrative man, Henry Warnck.. firo apparatus. Samuel Croll's doubln wave, in town Sunday driving aBpanof rreys Position with a rauroad company at n attached to a new English carriage- Mt. Carmel, was home Sunday. ; JT j b .nrnsimt from Charles Walters the well Phaon Strauss and wife, of north First street, have returned from a pleas ant visit to Bucks county friends. John C. Schaffer and wife, of South Easton, spent the Fourth of July with T. J. Bretney and family. John Peters, ono of Weathorly's popular young men, spent Sunday In town very pleasantly with "friends." -7-Mlss Ella, Ebbert accompanied by A Fool Jumn. awemng was partially consumed and S. E. Cole, of Allentown, salesman. ui lor tne timeiy onorts ot tne shop for a Now York drug house, Wednesday at Penn Haven Junction, jumped from in Tt TTnrn'a nnnlllnr nhnrmnnv. and 1 n nrr, at ThIBh TInlversltv. known Philadelphia brewer. which institution be will enter as a -Tax collector Sotzer, of Franklin, student in the fall. ready to receive spondullx for 1891 o,,itn number nf nrnnnrtv owners taxes, ditto Samuel Welsh, of this town. for a long time has loon housed in the jiave been notified to lay pavements If you pay within sixty days you will round houso at South Easton, is being along their properties, We intend to save flvo per cent, so whack up. torn to pleoesjihd will bo thrown upon iay0ttES andCounoll should see that Harry Zolgenfus and Miss V. tho scrap heap. ' all others do likewise, Wontz, both living In Franklin, were 1 The Lehlch Valley Railroad, the wh them Lehlohton. Pa- married Saturday by Rev. I. J. Reitz, great cool road, is desirous of getting B0UVenlr 8terling solid silver spoons, of the Evangelical churoh. Monday Miss Elnoro Jennings, of Wllkesbarro, . thl ' b et ween tho rails miracul- aBln wiu drive out tlie Pefts and keep Into Canada and proposes to go In ovor onlytobo had at E.H. Hohl's, Mauch evening the calathumplans visited arqvisiting uroowyn, a. rrionds. , .,.. jnshmt rWh tt them out, while It will also neutralize Itho; rails ot the St. Catherines & chunk Jewelry Store, also memorial, them. John Fettitandwlfe.of Bothlehom, M recovered himself and as the the "Pleasant BmeU of cooking. (Niagara uentnu Kauway. xms roau birthday and friendship rings. Notlcel All persons are cautioned I men "aujuwi, (runs from tho Niagara River to St. Already tho mombers of Lehigh not to dump rubbish or refuse of any Mrs- H- v- Morthimer Jr., on Bankway. f!nhttrlnos. A subsidy has been grant- mrc, rnnlnim, nf town, nntintnate tho kind whatsoever In the ditch between . Hi. Ash, U. il. Vetera and WIU No. 2 train while running at the rate of GO miles an hour. He boarded tho train at Mauch Chunk for Hazloton and when ncaring Penn Haven was in formed that tho train would not stop, Not to be outdono he picked up his grip, and, as the train was gliding by hands and the silk mill employees the destruction might have been more serious. -An oxchango says tbat a little camphor placed in very window sill will keep out flies except in tho kitchen, where the temptation is stronger and tho remedy of necessity a little more stringent. But a little camphor The Eye Has Not Seen. Nor Has the Ear Heard, Neither has it entered into the hearts of the men and women of the community what we have in store lor them. Have You Seen our elegant assortment of Furniture. Nothing like it was ever put on exhibition in this town before. Have You Heard that we are offering this grand assortment of goods at prices way down, the very mention ot Wiilon will make you think that we must haye made a mistake. it's a Fact. TPe've got the goods. You have the money. We want to exchange with you, and if you will call at our store we will offer such inducements that it will be a pleasure for you to make your purchases from us. Come and Inspect our stock and buy whatdver you noad at onr very low prices. Schw autz, The Fur ciiture Man the depot, recklessly stopped off and sprinklod on the cook stove now and quickly recovered last car passed by he jumped to his I A writer to tho Plain Speaker on feet little the worse for his foolhardy Tuesday says; "Banks township school jump. On arriving in town he acqualn-1 board met Monday ovenlng with a view & for iU extension) Hamilton and a meoingof the State Firemen's Asso the canal and railroad under penalty of Rd wwe on a plscatonal excursion tedWg frienda recklessnegS) 'of deciding the principalshipof Beaver bill is now before Parliament provid- at Look Haven In September, Quite a law. By order of the Burgess, Daniel ingtor Its further extension to Toronto, number of the boys will attend, Graver, the objective point of the Lehigh According to tho Weatherly Herald, If the people won't help council YaUoy. Georce Enrieman. of that town, Is the decide tho water question, why that iThe.Lako Erie and western Kau- , ... , ,,.,, T.ni0. bodv should sottle tho matter them Kfnbgs5rulo,ineomjnon witn other i u dftUht of 0x.Burgoss selves. A fellow with a brass eye can L roads, that the passenger who pays his Reiohardj SQ that makes Mahlon a see that we nopd a water supply, and fftrn ftn the train must PttV ten Cents I . I flifi Hnnnnr toa cfif It fhfi hefter. farq oa me iraui muai w i.w . .nnj noD extra for not having a ucnet. UTanis Ti, awd tv frioht. Tf.HH on TMHlnMnnAllCI rtnimmAI hfUirn. I ... ... wn Tungday whUe Eugene, his son was making a short curve, and, p course, od bnb of theso trains recently and de- ollned to pay the extra dime. He tend- ered the regular fare, but the conduc tor declined to accept It and ejected him from the train. Mayo sued the the sooner we got it the better. ' Council has posted notices forbid ding trespassing in tho Park. It will take a. boy with a tin oye and a goat this week to Albrightville and Werners- vllle. Monday evening wo-had a pleasant call from Messrs. Rinker and Pettit, representative young mon from Parryvlllo. A visitor in town from Reynolds, Pa., on July 4 was AmandusT. Feather. He .spent the day with Expressman Bretnoy. Miss Kato Wanner, an estimable stating that outsido of a few bruises and "blisters on his shoes" he was all right, but would not again run the risk Sentinel. . . .... ..nne.h. ..hn will .1 rl nm.. nmn... 1UU11K lUUf VI TlW.ffUUU. L il.. 13 VlEfiL- . .InnTI I tlQlOt- nnrov Thfl hnv WflK nlimnflfl lllljlo I V.UIJouol.J TT" "v""J ""- " - . .. ' ' . . J I i i . , i i, . ti r il : liner MkQ H,mniA Ka nr nn nnrt fi lir-tf I T 1 T ! : mem in puying in mo iiira m iipro-i- " uajjauti, .uiauo Carbon'i Representation nt Kutzstown. According to a catalogue just issued from the Keystone State Normal School, Kutztown, tho following Carbon county perple were enrolled last year as students: Lura Boyer, Aquashicola, mud, but tho horso was stopped before doing any damage. To furnish her many lady friends .1.1 -JLU 1U1UUU 11V1 U1U11J WUJ 111VUUO company fpr 12000 damages and got fashionable and weU made hats hs verdict It is a test case and ha9 and bonnets Miss Alvenla Graver has exclteamuonauoniion. faad fonr empioyed ia hor JThe Central and the Lehigh Valley mmlnery Btore this season. Her trade Railroads are quarreling over a grade onRtjmt,T on the inorease. crossing ou the Newark meadows, and there is a dispute over property in ore other dlffereaoos, ivud YWK- S syivamaneips. aiong w mgu 50 gallons of cream by the dish. WGuirui goui lULum tuo- vruian ui it. Years ago the Central, long before its iauure ana re-orguuu.ui.iuu, - i nt mnuin nn SnfraT. the 1 , Everybody -in Lehighton with a palate for ice cream knows Ben Culton, and knows where his Ice cream parlors are too. On the Fourth he sold over He advertises In this paper. Do you see? Among tho different organizations in line of Wm. and Charlos Sterling, Lizzie sent condition, and he ought to bo street. Smock and Emma Clader, Mauch fined. . - Mrs. M. A. Weiss and daughter, of Chunk; W. H. Crist, Salllo Whlldon, Franklin Park will be the scene ot Allentown, were guest at tho home or Miss Gwilm, Maggie Jones and W. G, a lively picnic gathering on Saturday, her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Hagaman, Thomas, Lansford; Diana Kunkle, July 18th under tho auspices of the Pn lret street, this city. Little GapjLizzle Nash.Beaver Meadow Choral Society of tho Evangelical Miss Emma Major, one of Allen- Alice MoDonald and Carrie Schaffer, ohurch. The Sunday school will pic-1 town's most beautiful and accomplished Jeanosville 15 in all, nio with the society and a good time is I ladies, was a guest at the Ash residence AiAnln1 I nn rrhft? tf rint nvAv Qnniliiv uiusiwu. 1 .r.v.vw,,. Ui.i.vj. , rti.., rt. 11 1 1 1- -Th9 Lehigh Coal 4 Navigation -John Mussolman, of Weatherly, LTT.Z 1 -" 7. Towamensing church. Rev. Home, of hn mm thn UdmHin nn tliA TTornl1 "' " . . i. amlzlnc Main and narts of Broadwav. "eniown; xvov. nuoer, ot weissporv, SlRned the Contract. Meadow and of the B primary school at Audenrlod, but In this they wore not successful, each of tho threo directors holding to the candidates they pro. posed. It is evident now that tho light is a steadfast one and how it will be de cided Is a hard matter to toll." Frank Reed, a son of ono of the men who perished in tho Jeanesville mine horror, met with an accident at that place on Thursday which may prove fatal. Rood was thrown from ono of the "lockles" plying at the stripping, and ho was severely crushed and bruised. He was taken to the hospital, where he has a brother suffer ing from a similar accident. Frank was filling his brother's place when he met with the mishap. A number of the Sunday schools in Lower Towamensing held a grand re-unlon on tho 4th, at the Company have boon reported to the State Board of Health for maintaining a nuisance in the old pond lying be tween the canal and railroad. If the company is wise it will remove this disease breeder. who was tho "devil" on the Herald when it was the property of this paper, Bpent a few hours in our sanctumn Tuesday. Comrade George W, Esser, of Mauch Chunk, was in town for a few 1 A . Al. , A It.. T T ..... , n uauKuiy.uuuuruiiu3ii.ue.uuuiiunttiiiic,i i. i i t.n Vfhlqh built one line and leased the I ncetnan Columbus Council 385 Jr Letters remain uncalled for in the I hours on Monday. George is making Mprris Essex, and tlien saw the Le, n TT , M . p.rri,ln T'hn 1!' post ofBce here addressed to the iol- 0 rattling canvas for Prothonotary and high Valley parallel its line from tho d ' Jj unlforro;d ln the national lowing PPl' O. Dlstlor, Tilgh. clerk of Courts. ooal regions to tidewater. As business coor8 Bolt, John Fisher, Mrs. John Dor-1 . A big hearted trio taking In Johnny has grown, the Central has come back ' - , , nf . shelmor, Mrs. Mary Moyer, Annota Weiler's picnic at Allentown on Thurs- tolU.oldcomfortablo prosperity; but . -Brt,inir n c-nntn nt th, Green andL.B. Cummlngs. Persons I day was J. W. Raudenbusb, Jonothan the aggressive Lehigh is worrying it . . . Tt . uiii.t - - calling for any of the above will pleaso Klstlor and P, F, Clark. They are all again, and the competition when the Pennsylvania short-line is finished and the Lehigh gets Its own route to New fork, f rom Newark, is. ljkely to bo severe. - Hotlce, Be on a lookout for the Installment robber. Manage right. Save your money. Don't P&y these sharks $8 for an 8 day clock when you can got a good Bdayclock at E.B. Hohl's for 13.00. They aro now goods no old shop worn, Ugly, unsightly, unsaleable goods. Seo ouf largo stock of fine docks to se lect froin, casm on Counoll as wo have ever seen a sugar barrel, three cow bells, a couple of yards of hpse, an pl(l shaft and two carriage wheols. But then, will we ever get a bettor oneT The P, 0. 8, of A. festival in Gabel's Hall, during four evoulngs of last week, was quite a succoss the boys clearing very nearly 200 as a result of their efforts. The committee, Messrs. Ed Ratcllffo, Jeff Bretney, Ed Ohl and Georgo Esch are deserving of much say "advertised." During th.e. hvy thunderstorm Friday evening, lightning struck the Daniel Olewine dwelling, on tho oast side, occupied by John Nothstein. This is the same building that was al most destroyod by Are some weeks ago. The only damage was a shattered root and broken side boards. smiles since their return. William Stocker was homo from Jersey City, over Sunday where he is employed by the Central Railroad Com pany. Mr. Stocker expects soon to move his family to tho former place. rhey had tho bost of jolly M, C. Trexler and family on the glorious Fourth when a dozen city relatives took unceremonious possession of his Market and Washington streets, have signed the contract asked for by Town Council and expect to begin operations next Monday. Mr. Coon is already hero making preparations to commence work. This is one of the most impor tant enterprises yet undertaken In our borough, and when completed our citizens will no longer have causo to feol ashamed of the condition of the principal streets. Bangor Observer, WTTtE GAr. The candidate for the ofllco of Sheriff from Mauch Chunk, on Monday visited our place, electioneering, In forming the old Democrats that ho is a candidate for said office against Jonu than Kistler of Lehighton. Mr. Can dldate said when he left that when he is Sheriff he would come visiting our place oftener during the future. But The teachers who will rule In the nw brick building, Franklin Indepen-1 Mahoning street residence and almost Lome people count the chicks before dent district are: Principal, D. W. 1 eat him out ot Uquso and home. They thev aro hatched. Jonathan Kistler is and Rev. Erb, of Slatlngton, were pre sent and addressed the gathering. Tho reunion was under the manage ment of Messrs. Charles Frutzman, Lewis Balliet, Albert Bowman, Lewis Smith, Nathan Stemler, Aaron Kistler and Walter Levan. Thoro Is a great deal of interest be ing manifested among the people of Boaver Meadow as to whom shall bo awarded the princlpalship of the Beaver Meadow schools. As tho matter now stands, J. M. Ktauffor and P. F, Boyle are on a tlo for the honor. Directors Wear, Keegan and Monahan favor tho appointment of Stauffer, whllo Mulligan and Ferry are deter- mined to look to tho interests of Boyle, The Beaver Meadow school is eyidently a hard concern to manage. Tho board will meet again on July 11th, and en deavor to adjust matters satisfactorily. credit for the manner in festival was conducted, wi , Davis, of Lansford, $55; primary, Miss were H. Trexler and family, of Phila- a strone man and it is honed that the Mamio uswaia, anu auss jimma 1 aeipnia, anu aeu wear, auu lamuy, 01 0ld Democrats will not for get him on Mertz, 938; the building on Union Hill Allontown, They left this week after - With MoFadden's great pavilion h 1 1 Tuesday, that Ed Rauden. 1,8 presided over by W. D. Phlfer, having had a very onjoyable time. ...1,1-1. i,n,w.i .i.,.i, -fn,, l . 7 1 sot 1 tltibo r-.. -un,! -The report that gained circulation I election day. Show, which exhibited on tho flats Mon. b h . p rfh Ambov. N. J son of M88 Mary Whitehead, 133- day.wttstlieQiUiamfamllyofrouslclans our townsman the ex-sheriff, had met The term will bo seven months. -father, two daughters and dght sons. MUh &n and lost both legs S.w SeHao'i'-reacHer.. Tho head of the family Is a brother to an whlIe at work for the At a meeting of tho directors of the Lawyer S.RGllham. The brothers had Valley Company in tho former place, Lehighton School District, Monday not met before in eight years. was entirely without foundation. The evening, the following teachers were V,L, u j'm 6 , PPle wh0 originate such stories elected at salaries stated for tho en- Fence Works, Deibertsvltle, Pa., have Bhould bo Bent toSlberla, BUlng term: placed a beautiful wrought Iron f enco j j Woodrlng, the representa- GUIs' adv. Becondarv-llattle L. Koont, $3, mposiuou for luuyur um ixuui, uu yVQ oI tho firm of R, Q, Chase a Co., I uojraav. HeconqarY A?5l naaK,ws, Ijecond. stree);. The f pnop Is ot a new Nursery ot aeneva. N V. has arrived GW adVl- Becpndarr-AUee Hantz, tx. nd handsome deslm and takes tho . Tjf! T TSuIT J! Boy.' adv. Becondarj-Annle E. Weber. V ,.n,i. uln anA tnV thftl . . . . .? '' . I Boy. adv. Becoadan Annie E. Weber, rred- l JL VZrZ", "7 "B""1 n town, w soupii orders ana erieksl.url.Fa..tao. uk uiu. u,,p um u look after the stock which has beenso Girls' adv. I'rimarY-Ullleltolchard.tB. build a fence for Jamos Esch on Fourth 6xtonslvely sold tn this vicinity by him. Boys' adr. Primary-Uilu F. Burhm. Chews- ?treet- If any patrons are missed and wish him , , vllI. M5-t30- recent Act of Assembly provides fet their hpWseisuah.lU bestow JffiSffi Etneppafipn, erepHon Bnamainten- afaV0. dropping a postal card to Boys' Ars,tprimaty-EU Ubtt, BhipiwnsburR, P" w..w..--.-r-,T j, j, wooDBisq, Lenignton,ta. eligible lwlnt in Pennsylvania, and I Girls' first prmary-Mr..M.C.Catell,; Mazarath, and several other places are , r""" fT'T' rlTTj.,,"!. i- r. iv. . t, freaks. During the heavy thunder Struggle J W V"P . . .fi,nTMrtvvnlnrf.llMnlnRtr.irV Hath Wanted nira. Two young women Indulged In a dls. A Watch for a Life Time. To soloct u gold watch to last a lite time, you should see our assortment. You can get just what you want and be fully satisfied. E. H. Hold's Mauch Chunk Jewelry Store, Is the place to find a magnificent line of handsome gold watches. It will save you money to purchase here. To Go to I'lttston, Prof. F. J. Stettler, who taught the Lehighton schools several years ago, and who was at Lebanon last year has been elected to the supervisory princl palship of tho West Pittston schools at LarksviUe hit the dust twine on salary of 81200 per year. Mr. Stettler Saturday on the home grounds. Le- &aa J ueeu reiectea to mo hlghton won easily both morning and Lebanon sohools at 8110 per month but afternoon gomes. The attendance was wUl accept the former position. His! not lanre assistants receive SSo and Suo per The stock holdors of tho Base Ball moW ua are gruauaies 01 orneu ana Vassar. west l'lttston has 3o00 popu liASK UAIX COSSI1'. The Lehighton baso ball club will play at Tamaqua on Saturday. The Wolssport ball tossers wiped the earth with the Packerton aggrega tion last Saturday. - Joo Wilson, who plays ball like Jennings, has left Lehighton for Phila. dolphia. While hero ho mado hosts of friends by his jolly, good natured way. Catasauqua took Jeanesville's scalp twice on the 1th. Morning game 13 to 5; afternoon game, 8 to 5, This evident ly knocks some of the conceit out of the Jeanesville lads, Peculiar To Itself In many lmportut partlcnlsn, Hood's SsnspsrUU It different zrom and superior to any other medicine .Peculiar In combination, proportion and prep. aratlon ot Ingredients, liood's Bariaparllla pos senet tne full euntlTe -rune or tne best Known remedies ot tbe TegeUble kingdom. Peculiar In its medicinal merit, Hood's Ssrsspa rilla aceomplisbes cures hitherto unknown. Peculiar In strength and economy Hood's Sar sapsrllla Is the only medicine ot which can truly be stid, " 1M doles one dollar." Medicines In larger and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do not produce as good results as Hood's Sarisparilla, Peculiar In Its " good name at home " there Is mors ot Hood's 8arssparlUa sold In Lowell, where It Is made, than oral! other blood purifiers. Peculiar in Its phenomenal record of sales abroad, no other preparation has erer attained such popularity In so short a time. Do not be ta- d axed to take any other preparation. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsapariila Soldbyalldruggltts. flisixforSJ. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD CO Apothecaries, Lowell, nasi, lOO Doaos One Dollar IMPORTED Hummers 0 Just look at this. 49 piece set of best white granite at $3. One store sells tke suae thing at $4.91. 103 piece dinner set, best white granite at $6. Complete Toilet Sets nt 1.75. ueensware Bazaar, FIRST STREET, LEHIGHTON. Fashionable Millinery. We liave the Largest and most Stylish Ellectsln Seasonable Millinery at the lowest Trices, la the trimming de partment we have Two City Milliners to create happiest fancies In effects for our customers. Wraps -AND- Coats In the newesilstyles and of tbe very best materials and make at lowest prlcss. Don't ko to the city when you can buy cheaper at home. MrsHlsOulton WEISSPORT, tA. Branch Store, Lehighton. Lehisch Goal & Hardware Co., LIMITED. Specialties. Myer's Pumps A complete line, including repairs lor the same. Cucumber Pumps A complete line including repairs for the same. Coal Oil At wholesale and retail. Usual line of Hardware, Oils. Coal, Sand, Cement, Plaster, &c. mUtnnmrn.. within th meanlne UM' " . - I -xnesioc 1YB1M !Twre 'lirp rnr I 11 1 I 1 LHJI- I J IL. I wiwmaf.il Amal n r h A 11 irnm 1 n rm i . la -i iiiansi vsr s w i i MiHhiiitT mir ltl7fiTis luo wuiiuwu uwupiou uy me Hiuir-u Huaaw mo i,UUimSUCT, Association moiaiine t,xcimngeitoiei, ; 1 I i a i vJ it? .?rfl.f. LZ thl tank and John T. Sommel. The elootrio depot Hazleton on Saturday afternoon. Tuesday evening, when the oldmanage- ion-ia nln6 mlles from WUkeabarre should put tort a ftu oirort w secure ine & nuawAti There was a young man In It and both ment and committees resigned. and 18 without a single hotel or saloon. .,,, - I with an electrloWl, passing through wanted him. One WQnas rairi ..... j ii il. li j Ti I nr..iv.i a nuiuuu 15 inuu ijv new i same, fC,TirZr iru.rHKJ,V;hwliaU88nd,ntothB washboard. It Weatherly and the; fther from Beaver power to SSJSSSll!nW .llt Mr,8emTOel,Ueador. 'A'L well know among lrestof .'. . " 1. 1 ... ., I wno was in uann a; tne time, was 1 tneir ciosa. xne young man, wuo evi- t.f TVikhnnrltnif. tn hn ArnntAi In ttiAl Pouv ..m,iiw .j ' ; 7 r T ... I rm.i t ii.ii.i.n tr r '. I tirut nn A nnnenner nn AAnh arm. He hloagoFalr grounds, representative """uwu umjiuuyi .T.ICT. I V rhUadeiphls, be; a fao smUe of Inde- made a fine appearance Saturday morn- t Bo with both and corisoquent. bendencelialltoetwlth mufch opposl- lng, parading up First street with the ynls predicament was bad. Finally tlon from Philadelphlans present. band prlor to .6avlng fr East Manob We P8 decided to fight for the prize -The parade In this city on last 0hUnk, where they parilolpated in the and the hair pulling commenced. Saturday under the auspices of Wash- aedicatlng ot a new 'hose house. Beaver Meadow won tho honor but not fngton Camp, Wl,?-0,8. of A., while 0 John Seaboldt can bo con- the) prize The young man's sympathy not large, nevertheless attracted much guted and the boys should be was with the Weatherly woman, . . V 1.. i , liAi.aa PrAJllllAnt. RAfiKnllf fnw.ltrl nf . :. . ' pltraqe movea over our prun-rimi 1 .v-- . psr-Hstia ua hi ins sews. Streets- I the boys, and so is the Advocate. J Briive ou rewJ Uiis uo v commltte was elected with fix amanaghment to the the club. We congratulate tho professor Will Toa o It I. Use tke AverlU 1'alnt, and paint but okcx. In a long period, or use somethms "said" to be as cood, and repsint every year or twor ATerlll faint Is the best. It Is tlie handsomest; no A New yse toj Mcea. Wouldn' you like, to know a good way In whloh to remove Ink stains from other has so brilliant a tlo?. It Is cheaper your fingers when you have neither tbin aw 0,nf r at n'f Prtc. " out soap nor pumice stone at hand? Well, - 1. sirapiy tuito matou, una, alter wet, yers on houses ojlW.E. ejnolds, Oroton Lake. imgue Biam, ruo ino suipnur enaiK.Y.t i jears on hotisee or sirs. e. dole, Mt carefully pver It. The stain vanishes Vernon, N.V, AverlU ralnthss been In use X livm Wt tt. ,oHV. rm.mKr lyearssndls guaranteed. H you are ureed to . o-v 1 bay oUierp4nt demand proof ol their durabil- lnGf I ty. The question is not "What iu the first eost?' r. ,1 . . . I but, "Bow long mil it last?" Beautiful sample lll hwuo t Ir Bl cart a fashtooable tlnu free I-bbhib Co Luokonbach's, Mauoli tyhunk. & ium aue c.. lihu. a ru (JOB PRINTING II iT THE II Uowest Price -SEE US. J' O TO FK8. ltODKUEK, under the Bxehangc 1 1 I tlmntr s.vu.. nv n unAnlh h.a Ar ajhlonable hair cut. V& Closed fin Sunday's Hoeders IlsJr tonle. cures Dandruff. We carry In stock a full line of fancy toilet articles at low est prlees. ana we are tne oniy piace in town nh. vaii an hiiv Hoi. friw m l:ir t h A t a PS STUBEB'S 8IIAV1NQ SALOON, opposite the Advocatje Orricx. is headquarters for stUTing.haueuttlngandslianipoolnK. Calu TTEBHAN, the barber, opposite the Opera House, cuts uair, snavee ami noes every lb tug in arat-flass style Drop in and see him REX'S BON MARCHL New Dress Fabrics, FOR THIS AND WARMER WEATHER. SHANTONG PONGEES, are Entirely New, all those pretty new Hats which ar so desirable Ihis season are represented Inallk designs and finish on an Estta Ftae "'c'&INA. CLOTH, another Wash Fabric just out this season, beautiful pattern oa Steel, Tan. Grey, Blue, Mode, wuite ana iliac uronnus, 01 men vnae omj rs i-spor J"dWIDE CIIAI.LIE5 on light crounds. New Goods just In, only 8 cents per yard. A small lot of New Satteens 8.0 at 0 cents per yard. A large lot of new DRESS GINGHAM In Stripes and plaids at popular prices. Original Outing Clotbs, best goods at 10 cents per yard. A Fine Line of Dress Goods in the New Shades and Weaves. Black Goods euitable for Summer Wear, such as TKool Nun a Veiling. Balls Tamlse, Glorlosa, &&, at guaranteed prices for first-class Goods. Big lot Ladles Ribbed Vests for Summer only 8 cents each. Extra Valne tn Gauie hblrls and Drawers for ilea at 36 cents each. Compute lines of better Goods for Ladies, Gents and Children. Itemember we are efltHnz. Extra qualities In Ladles' Muslin Underwear at special prices. 200 Doz. Scalloped Edge, Bordered, Ladles' Handkerchiefs at fi cents each. Black Silk Drapery Netts, Large Variety of Styles, from Me to J2.B0 a yard.. Swiss Flonnclng for Ladles and Children. Fast Black and Colored Hosiery a specialty. , Our Carpet Department will interest evenbody lliut is in need ofeAEpajfh First, because our stock Is tho largest and everything new. Second because drtr price are lower than those asked elsewhere for tbe Same Class Goods. BBOADWAY, Mauch Chunk, Fa, 0 jt. !E!EI2u
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