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SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1801.
Bona Fid Clrcnlntton larger tlinn Hint of
ny Weekly Newspaper In the County.
It is certainly Tory amusing to hoar
the honorable mister jimmy malloy,
trustee of tho stato hospital nt Hazlo
ton, call on the votors of Lansf ord to
show that no one man carries tho vote
of that town In his pocket. Poor
jimmy; ho ovidontly romombers whon
ho tried to deliver "the goods" from that
lively town and fallod.
It does make a protty picture Ranch
enthroned and Cassldy, Klotz, malloy,
ot al kneollng humbly at his foot, but
thon wo know not what a day may
bring forth.
If George W. Essen makes tho nomi
nation for Prothonotary and Clork of
Courts tho Lansford Record and tho
Mauch Chunk Democrat will ha'vo to
swallow a dose that would malto a
decent man sick at tho stomach.
It's an insult to loyal Democrats
that such a perfidious old turn coat as
oditor Rauch. of tho Democrat, should
talk about purity in politics, when he
has boen personally interested one
way or another with all tho low, mean
and contemptible tricks encompassed
in this county during his residence
bore.
It iias developed that tho candidato
who makes tho dolcgatcs in this town
will havo to fight for them. Boss rulo
Is a thing of tho past. Tho time has
gone by whon ono or two men could
name a list of delegates and havo thorn
voted for by Democrats and thon do
with them as they saw fit. Tho Demo
cracy Is to bo heartily congratulated on
this. It shows thatthoy havo boon do'
lng some thinking for themselves in
tho past few yoars that Is fully com'
mendablo of their Intelligence. They
want to keep up this thinking and not
allow thomsolves to bo imposod on by
the people who aro after tholr favors.
The Methodist Advocate speaks out
In meeting In this way: "Just nt this
time our country needs a religion that
will mako a man pay his debts. Shout
ing don't settle old dobts. Shouting
don't sottlo old accounts with God or
man. Wo want to bounco right on a
fellow and put him out of church if ho
goes to a ball or theatro, but never say
a word to the pious scamp who never
pays his debts. Preachers and people
who never pay tholr dobts aro doing
the church more harm than dancers or
drunkards, for there aro moro in tho
church than olsowhoro. Reader, wo aro
gottlng protty closo to you. Then lay
down and go and pay up, and you can
read at ease. And don't stop paying
becauso the Etatuto of limitation
cuses the open account which you
made for bread and meat. You must
pay In cash or God will mako you pay
it in fire and brimstone God knows
no such excuse as home-exemption
When you raise that oxcuso to keep
from paying your debts you can stop
singing 'When I can road my title clear,
"You Vo got nono up there." Yo dolln
quentd hoed tho Advocato's volco. It's
God's voice.
ADTOCATI! EXPRESSIONS.
C3T" Council should prohibit, under
penalty of fine, the tacking of placards
on telephone and tolegraph poles in
the borough.
t3f Fast driving in tho borough
should bo stopped. Somo day some
one will be killed or baly injured and
then the pipor's to pay.
t3y Cornor loafing should bo broken
up. If the police would squint ono
singlo optic at tho Opera House cornor
that would sottlo the whole busiuess,
It's exceedingly embarrassing for ladies
to pass through a crowd of that kind.
let alone having her skirts covored
with tobacco juice.
TUT. POLITICAL CAM1JKA.
IT The appointment of that self-impor
tant individual, jamos w. maloy,
Hansford, to a placo on the Board
Trustees of tho State Hospital, contin
uos to bo referred to with unfoigned
disgust by tho good people of Carbon
county. "Bushy" has placed hlmsolf
under the wing of his friend, "Mike,"
and is trying hard to assume some ot
tho lattor's dignity. Ho is a failure,
however, and, no matter how much w
dislike it, our county will bo represent
ed on the Board by this creature. M,
O. Gazetto.
U Tho next Democratic Stato Con
vention will be hold nt Harrisburg,
September 3rd.
If Frank Sharkoy, of Mauch Chunk,
has announced himself as n Demo
cratlo candidate for dalogato to tho
Constitutional Convention. Mr,
Sharkey is a young lawyor of consider
ablo ability and would mako au ox
cellent delegate.
H At a meeting of tho Berks County
Alliance a resolution was passed com
mending Gov. Pattison for his veto of
the road law, endorsing tho represen
tatives who voted against It, and reoom
menaing that supervisors annuall
macadamizo a portion ot roads of one
township.
U State Chairman Pattou issued his
call for tho Prohibition State Conven
tion to meet in the onora house
Harrisburg, on Wednesday, Aug. 20, at
030 a, m., for tho purposo or nominat
ing candidates for Stato Treasurer and
Auditor Goneral and 18 candidates at
large to tho Constitutional Convention
As intimated, Capt. Jos. Wobb, of
this city, is a full fledged candidate for
Sheriff honors at tho hands of tho com
lng Republicans convention. Joe
would make about as livolyn candidate
as our neighbors could llud in a day
travel.
SHORT AND TO TUB I'OINT.
Bottsville is to have a new bank.
Mr. Powderly has sent Gov. Pattison
lils resignation as a member of the
World's Fair Commissioners.
A Bethlohem police offioer was badly
Doaten ny tramps me otuer day.
The barb wire trust is the latest
Fotato bugs are numerous.
10,000 people saw the corner stone of
& new Uatuolio churoh laid at Potti
Tille on Sunday.
Berks county farmers have organized
to deal witn "nre tmg.
The Use Ilnfe.
Tho dog days, a Hoason of the year
about which considerable Is said, and
of which there are many superstitions
over which timid people tremble, will
oommenee on the 14th, and last forty-
two days. The rising and setting of
Sirus" or the dog star, with the sun,
has been universally regarded as the
causo of tho oxcosstvo heat that pre
vails generally at UiIb particular season.
Tho poor dogs, that aro made to bear
the infamy of tho source of our dis
comfort, nre, perhaps, nlliod In some
manner to tho oxtromo boat of tho in
terval, but they, as well as human bo
ings, share allko tho afflictions which
aro at this soason common. Dogs at
this season aro supposed to be moro
suscoptiblo to rabidnossthan at any.
othor timo although thoro is no percop
tlble dlfforenco betwoon tho presont
condition of tho sun and that it will bo
whon tho soason commoncos.
Tho Harvest,
All tho grain throughout the county
has now about boen housed, and for
onco wo hoar of no murmuring about
short crops. All tho farmers unlto in
saying that they wore nevor bottor,
thoro being an nbundanco of straw and
grain. Tho olomonts woro most favor
able to agriculturo this year, and it can
bo truly 6ald that the farmer "tickled
tho earth with his plow share, and it
laughed into his lap an abundant har
vost." Tho farmer is glad and rejoices.
Thankfulness fills his heart as he sees
how a kind Providonco has blessed his
labors. Indeed wo think this abundant
crop is cause for gratitude from all
hearts. Not tho farmer and laborer
alone, but every class should bo remind
ed of tho preciousnoss and valuo to
our wholo country of this overflowing
ingathoring. Our granaries will be
loaded with wheat and rye, and barley
andoats, whilo com nnd potaloos con
tlnuoto look well and promise a largo
yiold. Garden vegetables aro abund
ant, and woro never finer,
l'nlronlze Home Industries
Noxt to tho doop abiding intorost
which overy man has in his individual
possessions is tho prido and satisfac
Hon ho feels in soeing his town prosper
and its people happy. Too many men,
selfish in tho extreme, nro envious of
tholr neighbor's prosperity, and henco
wo soo many who patronizo foreign
establishments for everything thoy
need rather than buy nt homo and
holp tholr town. Many articlos that
aro bought elsewhore aro no bottor or
choapor than thoso olTorod by homo
dealers. This shortsightodnoss doos
not permit thorn to soo that tholr in
terests aro identified with thoso with
whom thoy aro continually cominc in
contact in tho everyday affairs of lifo.
.Now It soems to us that a man In the
community in which ho lives can got
anything good enough lor himself with
out Bonding away to othor places for it.
iivery resworn; suoulu tauo suulciout
intorost in tho town in which ho lives
to do his trading and thus keep the
money in circulation in his own com
munity. In short, if you want to kill
a town and Invito hard times to your
door import everything you can export
as little as possible. Patronizo your
homo businqssmon and merchants, and
soo wnat a uinoronco it win maKO.
JUG CHEEICI
The huckleberry cron will bo vory
largo in this soction.
Farmers nro busy hauling in tholr
grain.
P. E. Boyor left for Ashley on Mon
clay.
Jacob Gravor. of Catasaunua. is
noro looiung niter nis iarm.
-Mrs. Myra Rowo and Miss Edith
Miller, of Wilkes-Barre, woro visiting
mentis in this section during tho wook,
William Shoonbergor lost ouo of
his bost cows on jMonclay.
Li. S. Bovor and James Arnor and
wife loft for DunntlQld on Monday.
Rev. J. J. Yottcr will discourse to
tho Salem congregation on Sunday
. . I .. . n . in , ' -l i . l
iuuhuuk ul u uiuuu. vin nru curui-
ally invited,
Tho Salom Evancolical Sunday
School will hold thoir annual nio uio
in Paul Buck's grove on tho 8th of
August.
-Tho St. Paul's Suneay School will
pic nio in Reuben Bolt's grove on tho
lUth lust.
When nartios como over horo from
Lohi'ghtoii thoy should ask for chorrios
and not steal thorn and break branches
off tho trees.
Important eclslon.
Tho Courts of Pennsylvania havo re
cently rendered two decisions which
uusiuess men ana others intoreetod
will do woll to notice
Tho first is as follows:
"In tho distribution of an assigned
estate among tue creditors, tho tiro
coeds of tho land sold will bo awarded
to tho holdors of lions thereupon until
thoy are fully paid, and not until thon
can nnytning go into the general fund
lor tue Deneut oi the unsecured credl
tors. If ouo who lias u lien unon two
tracks of land ban bo fully paid ont of
tno saio or ono or tnom, ho should not
be permitted to take his money out of
tno otnor, to tho projudlco or a junior
onoumorancer wuo would thereby re
ccivo nothina excent as u ominml nrml,
Itor." Tho othor is a decision of the
Philadelphia courts and reads
"When the association declares that
any series has matured, the lwrrowers
iromtnat series nre ontltled to have
their mortgages satisfied; and couvers
ly when the association declares that
the borrowers are entitled to have their
mortgages satisfied, it thereby, by
necessary implication, declares that
tho snares are worth the full 8200 as
agreed on at the beginning as the max
imum, and tho non-borrowers are en
titled to their shares In full in money.
at is necessary, or at least not imils
pensible, that tho association should
resolve that the shares have matured:
if it does any act which it could not do
exoept upon the basis that the sliares
have matured, then the implication is
irresistible that they have matured."
To Our Subscribers.
The special announcement which ap
peared In our columns some time since,
announcing a speoial arrangement with
Dr. B. J. Kendall Co., of Enosburg
Falls, Vt, publishers of "A Treatise on
uie Morse anu his Diseases, wherehv
our subscribers were enabled to obtain
a copy of that valuable work free by
sending their address to B. J. Kendall
Co. (and enclosing a two-cent stamp
tor mailing same) is renewed for a
limited period, we trust all will avail
themselves of the opportunity of ob
taining this valuable work. To every
lover of the Horse it is indispensable,
as it treats in a simple manner all the
diseases which atillot this noble animal.
Its phenomenal sale throughout the
united States and Uanaua, make it
Btandard authority. Mention this
paper when sending for "Treatise."
Julyll 13t
Swltcli-llark Time Tarle.
Oar leave Rwlteh-Back Depot. Hsueb Chunk
at sjo, io.io and 11.37 a. ra.; 1.00, KM, 3.V
anu s so p. ni.
Cars lcae Summit Hill at !i,to aud 11.10 a. in
1.36, 1.60. S.JO, t.r Wld b 15 p. IU.
Sl'NllAV
I.eate Mauili ('hunk at 1 U) and 2.x p m
l.eate Summit Hill ut 4'J and t.w m.
POMTICAl,.
Article under this heading nic charRcd for at
our IteRiilnr Aihrrtl'lng luteal.
Rummit Hill, July 10, 1891:
Editor AivocTn: To an outsider
to one who has no personal interest in
the political parties, other than tho
desire to see good officials elected to
places of publlo trust In order that wo
may secure good, honest and economic
al governmental administration -the
presont fight in the Deocratic ranks
certainly presents some food for
thought and-tin abundant room for
speculation oven to the uninterested
political observer. To begin lot us go
back nnd analyse tho various elements
that formed tho circle last year. True,
it was Incongrous but not moro so than
tho situation now. The combination
that made it possible to nominate and
oleot Hon. W. M. Itnpsher to the Senate,
did so to favor Judge Drehor in a re
election. It put Mr. Itaushar out of
the field for the office of judgeto which
tho Carbon Advocate was urging htm
and made him n Senator at the ox
ponso of Dr. J. G. Zern. It required no
diplomaoy to do this. On the part of
Mr. Rapsher was recognized tho fact
that ho could not under tho circum
stances become judge and it didn't
require tho expletive argument of Rob,
Klotz to convince him ot the met.
Not being able to secure tho first he
wisely accepted the second price. No
one will blame the honorable gentle
man for this. It took more than one
quiotly arranged caucus up In Bob
Klote's back room to fix things proper
ly, for it was a well-known fact that
Zern's friends were grooming him hard
for tho Sonata Klotz damnod Rapsher
moro thau once, but the old war horso
know the only way out of it was to give
him the Senator nomination and thus
mako Drohor judge without quibbling.
Klotz didn't caro whether Zorn's feel
ings wero hurt or not, ho wanted
Droher Judgo. In this combination
was Miko Cossidy, and it is an open
secrot that thero is no lovq between tho
two, Durling, of Lehighton, was in it
too: for ho lias no lovo for Zorn and
considerably less for Rapsher, but
Drehor had to be judgo, and Rnpshor
was in wny, so Andy, humbly follows
tho greater light and closed fingers
with Klotz, Rapsher, Cassldy, ot al.
But that was only tho beginning. Old
Rauch, who was in tho schomo until ha
was rotired at tho convontlon for tho
logislaturo, tUrnod against Rapshor
and until within tho last hour did all
In his power to defeat tho Democratic
ticket. Ho ovon wont so far as to
signify a willingness to sorvo as au
independent candidate The wholo
busiuess mado a nico program. Thoro
was Klotz, Cassldy, Durling, Rapshor,
Qulnn, tho Swconoy's and Malloy
against Zom whilo Tom Arnor, J. W.
Raudonbush, Sam Carpenter, Ed
Spikes, Enbody, Loo Stllos, ct nl
wore tor iiorn. wow, in somo
mystorious manner tho elements have
become mixed: Klotz, Durling, Rauden
bnsh, Malloy, Swocuy, Qulnn, Rapshor,
Cassldy, Arnor, Stiles, Rauch, Enbody,
ct al aro In the combination and with
out projudlco or reflection on outsldo
parties, I am frco to say that it Is as
protty a gang of moral political reform
ers as I havo vor heard toll off. How
this combination can mix is hard to
toll but thon thoy all havo tho ono
aim in view, viz: to dot eat Q corgo Essor.
Georgo, by tho way is getting too big
nnd he must be decapitated by this
moral band of fellows, so, whilo Klotz
damns Cassldy and Durling looks with
ono eyo on Rapshor, sp ikos Enbody
squoozes closo to Qulnn, Arnor grasps
Malloy's hands, nnd tho rost of the
fellows fawn on Rauch, tho band plays
and thoir littlo side show opens. But
thoro must bo somothing radically
wrong when n crowd of thoir kind can
bo had to work together. Noxt year a
I'rosident nnd uongrossman nro to
bo elected and if tho Klotz ring wins
thoy will havo a largo patronago to
dispenso, If Essor comos out a head his
followers will hold tho matter in thoir
hands. This is tho wholo business and
Klotz Cassidy is willing to sacriflco a
good official that thoy attain tholr own
onds and cot ovon in their porsonal
hatred to Goorgo Essor. You will find
that I am not fur wrong whon I sny
that the people won't toloruto dictation
from a sot of follows who havo no bet
tor ond in view. Georgo Esser will
certninly bo tho next Prothonotary.
Ho has made a good official and tho
Domocruts should keep him there.
Thoso of tho peoplo, and thero are n
good many, who know how the combi
nation is working, denounce them as
they justly deserve.
Very truly
lt A Democratic Voter.
Will You Dolt!
Usu the Avcrlll mint, and paint but onck.
In a long period, or use soinetuius- "said" to be
as itood, and repaint everyyearortwo? Avertll
lnfnt Is the best. It la the handsomest : no
nther has so brilliant a gluts. It Is cheaper
than any other at any price, because It out
wears all others. It lasted 30 years on the
House oi l-.. it, i-orues, " inciuwier, i. ii., i
years on houses of W. 1. Ileynoldii,UrotoiilJtke
X. V.; 14 jears on houses of Sirs. E. Dole, Ml!
Vernon, N. Y. Averlll ralntlias beeti In use as
ears and Is guaranteed. If you are arced to
uiiy otuer paints uenuitiu urooi oi uieir auraun
tv. The Question Is not "What Is the first cost?"
but, "llow long will It last?" Beautiful sample
card of fashionable tints free. Lxhiiih Coal
& 11AH1 AUK CO., LKllIOHTOK.
AuMMtratrix Notice.
lislate of Kllas George, dee'd late of the East
renn township, county ot uarnnn, btate or
l'ennsylvanta.
Letters of administration havlOE been muted
to the undersigned widow of the late RHas
ueorce, au persons kuowws lueuueires to ue
luuenwi in aniu ensw wm wase payment
within 80 days rrotn the date hereof, and iwr
ons having claims will present the same in
proper lonn ior settlement.
KI.IZADKTII UKOBQK,
Administratrix
Kast l'eun twp., July IT. Ml-w
Seidel's Bakery,
First Street, Leblguton, you will always nnd the
Freshest and Best
BREAD AND CAKES.
Eye, Wheat nnd Vienna Bread
l'reah Kvery Usy. Our Vienna Bread cannot
be excelled. We retpMUully solicit your patron-
ace. Watch ior the Wsgon.
Joseph 13. Seidel, Prop'r,
Oup. Otter', FI118T HT LEHIQHTOK, 1'A
July it, w-y
gut i-na
Carbon Advocated
I -All the Xoxrg I)
V52 WEEKS
i.oo.
Teachers' Kxnmtnntloos.
The O.ubon County Touchers r:nnilnntion-;
for lR'il will lio held ih follow i
Furiuwe Seliool Housi- lorFt.inklln Township,
linrvliiy, Auk. t.
Ilnusondale for Packer Township. Haturclnj,
Aug. 8.
Ilook
;oekixrt for Lclilfrli Ami
Lfttmnue Twps.
Monday. An?. 10.
Lehigh Tannery for Kidder Township, Wed
nesday, Aim. 13.
Ashfield for Gust I'enn Township, Thursday.
Auk. 20.
Minor
lllnnrt for Lower
Touanienslng Twp. Sat
unlay. Aim. 22.
riensant Oorncr foi MithoniiiK Twp. Tuesday,
Aug
Sti'inlcrsvillc for I'ppci Tonaim-uslng Twp.
Thursday, Ainr. 27.
Stony Creek School House for Venn Forest
LehiRhton, ftieclal Examination Saturday.!
Sept. 1ft jj
iii nii.iK-iiis iiinni in t-xununru hi uie
District, in wnicn tnev intend to teaci
cli. unless
wrlnen permission to do otherwise be
by the Hoard of nirectors desiring to employ
such teachers. No certificate win he granted
grantee
to applicants under 17 years ef age, nor to ap-
ullcAnts who have not made a earef i.1
several ot the best works on leaching.
All IIV
iiuurtiibs Having mil one iu m any oi we
examined In siioh branches this year, ltefer-
urHiiriiBB u i last Year s cenincaw neeu not ue
ence as to character will be required of all ap
plicants not known to the Hnperlnterjdent 111
rcctors are respectfully requested to be present
hi. uiu examinations.
T. A. Skvdbr, (Jo, Sent
rirevrootll Firewood 1
it you need llro-wood, leave your
orders nt this office for H. J. Dnnier,
of Heaver Run. -It
The GroteBt KUcoiory of the Ago.
CATABIUIAL DSAFITKeS OVBBTD. HO HOUR UBK
KOItKAR-TuuHPKTfl. TRIUMPH AT LAST.
An infallible remedy for tho cure of
catarrh and deafness in all Its stag
by one who has been a great sufferer
from catarrh and almost total deafness.
No catarrh or slimy green and yellow
sticky matter discharging from the
nose. No deafness. No ringing crack
ling soundB in the head. No mucous
matter lodging In the throat. No oc
casional hacking cough with throwing
up slimy green and yollow stioky mat
ter. It is a blessing that words cannot
not accrlue.
For further information write for
circulars. Address Prank Wort A Co.,
wausau, wis. urawor uau.
The Soap
that
Cleans
Most
is Lenox.
CAUTION.
To Whom It May Concern. fo hereby give
notice that the party advertising as Aaron
Snyder, at East wchsport, l'a., nnd claiming to
sell Davis Setting Machines, Is not an asent tor
tho machine but unknown to us. Any person
purchasing from him would do so at their own
risk. Our guarantco will not cover any
machines except thoso sold by our authorized
representative, who has an interest In supplying
perfect machines only.
DAVI8 SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
W0BDS1 HQNOH AND HONESTY.
The nboro In business nnd social life aro ot
great importance, and maxims worthy of
practice, the uavis sevungaiachlne company,
i-iuuus iimi uuiv peneci inuciuues ure sold u;
their authorized Htrent. T enn oroip. uluit
have to be perfect; and lire bought fromnnoof
tueir auiunrieii agents, who is not realizing as
large profits on their machines as their Lehigh
ton airent. he believes In livinir and let lira:
Tho tiouble in tills sectlou has been, all seeing
machine agents have been holding on to the list
price on machines; which Is about like the
piano nnd organ business, they make it high
enough, that sou can gUothe trade ai per cent
off aud still make a nico
naKotinico margin uutiueywant
that extra CO per cent themseiies; match-horses
must be fed, feed high prospect hay will
advance, I am going to cling to list price. Now
mat wnv ot doing Dimness is going to die out In
this county, and I am anlmrto Oiiht hlch prices:
by selling a WO.oo sewing machine for ftuoo
cash and guaranteed for 5 years. Come aud see
ior yourseii. A. r. HNYIimt.
July it iw East Weissport, ra.
T?01t DRT.IHSATR TO THE CONSTITUTION-
AL CONVENTION-
Frank P. Sharkey,
Of Mauch Chunk, Carbon county, Fa.
Subject to tho decision of tho Democratic Con-
ierenee.
poll SllEKIFF
Jonathan Kistler,
Ot Lel,ilghton, l'a.
Subject to the Carbon cottuty Democratic nomi
nation convenUnn.
Foil SUEIUFF,
John Brighton,
Of Coalport, Maneh Chunk township.
Subject to tho Uules ot Uie Democratic Nomi
nating Convention.
Pon 1'IIOTHONOTAUY,
Oliver A, Clauss,
Of Lehighton, l'a.
Subject to lite rules governing the Oarbou conn,
ty Democratic Nominating convention.
Foil PliOTONOTAKY,
The undarali
ilgued offeraUimself as a oaudld-
ate for l'rotllo&outrv ami ritArk ej n.mrta u ... 1
respectfully solicits the Democratic nomiu'ntlon
toiary
ami tue support ox uia leuow citizens.
such Ohunlt. T110B. K. 110VD.
Foil PKOTIIONOTARY,
George W. Baser,
Of Mauch Chunk, Carbon county, l'a.
Subject to Uie Uules of the Democratic Nom Ina
ting Convention.
OSCAR J. SEAGER,
Over the Canal Bridge, East Weissport,
WHOLESALE
Watermelons
Peas, Beans, New Potatoes, Cabbage, Bananas, Oranges, Lem
ons, Peaches, Apricote, Pine Apples, C'ocoanuta, &c.
Melons and Peaches in Car JLoad JLots.
Confectionery and Cigars
Supplied to the Trade at Very Low Pricei.
Goods Delivered Free!
Store keepers will save money oil all things bought lrom us
and we deliver goods free of charge.
JOBWORK
H3g.Good Fire Hood only
orders with Geergp Morthimer.
IT IS TRUE that if tobacco
chewers will insist upon
trying tno
fbbacco)
fev; Will HOT
but will get the
2$ EST and MOST
tlatc;an bejiVen
for tl2. mone.
fsK your dealer for
fit1 flrafat on haWnqit
The chansinsr seasons once more
hrings back the
to every man, yourself included
Of course you are going lo lix
up a little, as every ono else
does. Nothing extravagant
A Mew Suit
that will afFord comfort for the
warm weather and at the same
time embrace good workman
ship and style, together with a
few of the nobby articles from
our extensive
Furnishing Department
is
perhaps all that will be ro-
quired by you.
Still there wil
be no dodging
Question,
The Same Old
Where Shall i Buy
My Clothes 1
And it must be decided before
you make your purchose.
Let Uq Answer the Qugs
tion foi You this Tiihe,
And we will give you
1st A Square Deal.
2nd. A saving of severa
dollars on each Suit of Clothes
we make you.
3rd. Tho newest and best
styles in fabric, best workman
ship and very lowest prices.
Give Us a Call.
You shall have the most carefu
attention, unlimited opportunity
lor satisfactory selection, a per
tect lit, and the lturest prices
Lehighton, Pa.
Hsr-Thu usual large assortment of Hats aud
Caps, Boots, Hhoes, Bubbers, Slippers, Jtic.
DEALER, IN
and Peaches
of all kinds nicely executed
at this office. Prices low.
$2,(K)
a load, delivered. Leave
Lehigh Valley R. R, Co.
Arrtip;;cim'nt" of Pnfiniger Tfltltn
In Effect May lOin, 1891.
tEAVK LHIIIGHTOX
For Newark and New York C.2S. 7 Ml, n.ft7, and
l1.Ua.tn.; 300, b T.U4 p. ni.
For Maminka Chunk and Hclvideie 5.32. T.90
SJOO, a.m. ; 12.82 and 7.2 p in.
I or Ijumbertvtlie and Trenton 6.22, 0.00 and
11. 11 a.m.; and 1--' 'J p.m.
For Slatlngton, Cinnsnuqna, Allentown, fietli
lehem, anil Kaiton, r.w, 7.07, 7.30, 0.00, 0 r7. 11.12
a.m , 13.52, 8.00, 5.22 and 7.24 p m.
For rniiaaeipniuaiia points south arri.22, 7.07,
30, ti.oo ami 11.12 u. 111. ; a.m. ft.22 and 7.2-1 11. m.
For Hcarituaaiiil llariisimiu T..';0. and 11.12a. in
3.00, rt.22 nnd 7.24 p.m.
ror iinwmang, i,enign i.ap, I'lierniont, loll
y's. White JJall. Conlnv. and llokendauaiin
r.28,T.U7, 0.00 K.67 & 11.12 :u ni., 12.63, 8 42, SJJ,
and 10.42.
For MauchChu-.-k c 53, 7.43, o.3fl, 11.20 and 11.48
a.m. 1 1.11, 3.18, ,VA 7 -i-i, s.ci, 0.33 and 11.61 p. in.
and 1147.
l or Wcatherly ami unzieton 6.62, 7,uo.Knnd
11.48 a.ni.i 3.1, 6.2.1. 7.2.-J, 10.64 p.m.
For Mannnov City. Klieniindoah nnd Ashland
0. W, 7. 13, 9-16 and 1 1.48 a in. ; 3.1s. 6J8 & 7.23 p in
l-or Ait. varmei ami suamoKiu 0.02, 74anu
11.4S a. m.i 6.26 n. m.
For roltsvllle B.62. 7 JO. 7.43. 0 36 11.12 and 11.48
a. in., 3.0S. 3.1s, nun 7.23. 7.H p.m.
For White Haven. Wltkeshari-e and Hcrnnton
0.5, T.43, B.SB aud 11.18 n.lll.; 3.18, 6.26, 7.23 nnd
iu.o p.in.
For I'lttslnn and I.. & 1!. Junct.. 6.52. T.43. 0.36.
and 11.4s im.i a.t. 6.2.1. 7.2a and 10A4 u. m.
For iiinkhaniiucK 11.IB a. 111.; 3.1s, 5.86 and
10JM n.m.
KorOwegd, Auburn, Ithaca and Geneva 11.43
a.m.; 10.64 p.m.
For Ioeyrille. Towanda. Snyi e, Wnvcily, El
tulra, llochester, lluffalo, N'ogara Falls uud tho
West lt.lt ii.tii.; nnd 10.61 p. in.
For Elmlm and tho West via Salamanca nt
3.1) p. in.
SUNDAY THAINS.
For New York 0.02 ami 10.07a.m. 1 50 p.m.
For Phlladalnhla 8.0-2 n. m. ; 2.62 and 6.20 n
For Hasten and Intermediate Stations
A.m. 8.02. 10.O7 a.m. : 12 GI. 2.62. &.2U and 0.02 1. in
Fur Maiich Oliimk 8.14, 9.50,10.23 a.m.; 12.26,
3. is, s.19, e.04 anu u.ssp.in.
ror Meaning nt u.ik a. m. ; 2.62 anu 5.2 p. in.
Foe I lazleton 9.66 a.m. : 12 26. 3.18 St 10.81 n.m,
For Mahanoy City aud bheuauduah 12.26 and
3.18 p.m.
rur x oitsvuie m z.at p. in
For White Haven. Wllkes-Ilarre. IMttston.
xuiikubiiiiuck. xunuiiuH, on) IV. illiueu, vteueiit.
Auuurn, ivuuira, ltocnosier, iiuuaio, iNiagaru
Falls nnd thn West 1064 n.m.
For further particulars Inquire of Agents for
Tlmo Tables. li. 11. llYlNUTON,
(len'l Pass. A cent.
liny 1U fit, ly
South Bethlehem, l'euna
KISTLER
lloscctfully announces to tho public that ho has
opened a NEW I.1VEKY STABLE, and that hols
. ow prepared to furnish Teams for Funerals,
Wcdd'ngs or Business Trips on the shortest no
Ice and most liberal terms. Orders left at the
Carbon House" will rccetvo prompt attention,
STABLES ON NORTH STREET,
ncxttho Hotel, Lchlzhton. lanMtA
ATTEND THE
AMERICAN BUSINESS Cofe
Second National Bank, Centre Square,
ALLUNTOWN, I'A.
The Largest and Best in Eastern Fenna,
SIX SUrAIlATK DUFAKTMUNTS.
Eight Experienced Instructors,
Experienced bookkeeper tcachlnft Bookkeeping
Expert penman " Penmanship
Court Reporter " Shorthand
Export operator ' Typewriting
University graduate " Eiigllslillranches
Telegraph Operator " Telegraphy
Ijiwvcr " Commercial Ijiw
High school principal " I.lgtn' gGalc'llon
More students In dally nttendsnco than nt
all other business colleges in the Lehigh Valley
LUIUUlUCIl
Write for catalogue and full particulars to
O. 0. UOUNEV. Principal & Founder.
Hffricaso menclon this paper. fl-27-cm
nRI0KETTG0LLE6
S.i!COIlflVlERCE
THE LEADING SCHOOL OF
BUSIHESSSHOBTHASD
jfl Til nrnrliiftU'i of twtb irxcfl KiililM to gnoi poiltloai
WYcar StiDiintr Circulars nlRrpori.irL'vaiuouciuenL
Ask my nsnti for AV. Tj,
Douslas Slmc0
If not for snle Ju your plnce nmU oh
tirnior io neiui ior cainiosuei
secure ih
njjfvucy uiiii net mem ior yu.
rSTTAKIS NO HUHSTlTUTE.-fll
S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY"?
It Is a seamless shoe, wltb no tacki or wax thread
o Jiurt the feet; made of the best flne calf, etyllsU
tv QMy, and because tre make more ehoen of tMa
niiuc inun uny vtiicr manvjuciurer, icutjuius uauu
t)wLHl fibnea cost nir from aijjU ta ta.m.
G! 00 lleguluo IlamNscwciI, tho finest calf
1
I.
rmm suuu it;r umicu lur fji.wj ctuni p
't'wirtM Rtirvca which post frnm s.iHtofirJ.O'L
thou ever offered tor $1.0Uj rquats frouuli
Wl llnmUScwril M'oll Shoe, lino calf.
Jfvm Btj' Hah, comfortablo and durable. Tho boat
aoe er oiivrou ai iuis prico t flame eraua as ciu
'.iiin-ni&ilo Hho6S CD&tlnir from a.(lt to ftB.IHL
JO 50 l'olico Hhoe) Farmer, Jtatlrnail Men
wiiu Ijthui t-urm.ru bi i tvtir litem ; iiuuituk,
(auiluds, smooth Inside, heavy three bolus, cxttu
.lou edee. Due nalr wilt wear a roar.
JSO 30 floo cn!f no better thoe ever offered r t
v prifut une, iriai win codvjuuu tin
vhn want a thna for oumfort nnd nt?rvliA.
ICO nnd t00 VorklncinnnH ihix'n
umk are very irou(f nuu aura uie. mom wi-o
'mvo given them a trial will wear no other make.
Rniic) $4.00 nnd 173 school shoes am
U JJ E worn by the boj severyw here; they Bull
na their merits, as the to creasing wlos how.
I Qlinc WH.00 Ilntid-neni'd shoe, Ieit
bbuu i w w jjougoia, Terrstyiitn; eui
ltnrtortfMi fthosi cnstluir from 4 1.00 tn MJti.
l,n1leV 'J..10, SE.OO nnd ft 1.7.1 sboo for
Misses are the best flne Don go I a. etyllth a od durable,
i'nutlou. Seo that W. I Douglas' name ami
price ore stiunpeu oo tue tMiiiom ui eaou uoe.
W. U LfOUQLAS, Drocktoo. Mass.
Adam Mohrkam &on, Agents
LKlUflUTON.
THE POLICEGAZETTE
Is the only Illustrated paper In the world
containing all the latest eusattonal and sport
ing news. So saloon keeper, lwrher or dub
room can afford to he without 11, It always
in&aes inonus wuerever it goes.
Mailed to any address la the United States
securely wrapped, is weeks for $1.
Bend five cents for sample copy.
llichard K. Fox,
I'ninlillngquare, New York City.
TO WHOM IT MAY OONGERN.
All persons are hereby forbid meddling with
sDV Part of the farm stock horses, cows and
rtarietnenta. loaned by me to JOHN MtilNIl AKT
otTowamensliigTwp., Oarbon county, l'a., m
the same Ii my property, the same being my
nronerty and loaned to him durlnir my vleaswe.
June U. Ul GKOltUE ME1MHABT.
Auditor's Notice.
Iu lie Assigned Estate of J. Y. KuoMa.
The undersigned, appointed by the Court oi
Common Picas of Oarbon county. Auditor to
pass upon the exceptions, restate the account
if necessary , and nuke distribution tic., will
meet all parties Interested, for the purpose of
bis appointment, at his office lu Mauch Chunk,
l'a. on MONDAY, the tttii of JULY, A. V.
1891, at 10 o'clock a. in., when and where all tar
Ilea having claims upon said estate are required,
to present them or be forever debarred from
eoalog la on the same.
1'ltANR. 1'. SIIA11KBV, Auditor.
June 28-1 w.
For Sale at a Bargain
A House and Lot with a never falling well of
ater, Fiult Tiers and Vines, situated In the
llorough of Lehighton, between Third and
t'otiith Streets, ubout three hundred feet from
the public srhiHil butldluu. Reason for selllnti,
present on ner lit es nut of lot.u and cannot at-
luiui io inn same
Apply to
Mns. I.,
oi K. II.
H. HII.U H,
I. AKAM1I,
I'wkertun, l'a.
Hla lo-Ji i
PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY,
Permanently located near Valley Depot, (or
Oabineta and Family Gioups did plrluiea cop
tod audeolargod. auajl-'yl'
D. J.
WHY IS THE
W. Lb DOUCLAS
Weissport Btiw Directory.
FOll A SMOOTH iIT LEADS THEM
EASY - 8 HAVE, ALL IN NKW8
abd a rm,n ii imrnnimn i
Stti.1811 UAin Cut. 1110 MJ Ubil 1 Jj,
OO TO
F. ESItANG
BltJOHT,
T1IK 11AHBRH,
INDEPENDENT.
Heail III-
Over th Oanal Uridge.
JpUUNKMN I10USH,
BART WKIfrOKT, l'KNN'A.
This house often ant-class accommodations to
he permanent boarder and transient gnest.
1'ntilo prices, only One Dollar per day.
rtugMy Jonn Umtmo, Proprietor.
Oscar Christman,
WMWiTOItT, FA.
Livery and Bxchanqe Stables.
rtnsy riding carriages and safe drlvttm hones.
Best accommodations to agents and travellers.
Mall and telegraph orders promptly attended to.
Ulve me atrial. mayai-ly
Tho - Weissport - Bakery,
O. W. T.AURY. rilOPBIKTOIt.
Delivers Fresh Ureal! nnd Onkesln W.eisiport,
inigntoii and vicinities every day.
In tho store I havo a Fine I.lno of Confectionery
or tho Holiday Trade. Sunday schools nnd fes6
yuis Bunpiieu ub lowest prices. uec-.-ui
Over Canal Bridge E. Weissprt.
UNDERTAKER
AND HKALIUt IN
FURNITURE.
PARLOR SUITES,
BED ROOM SUITES,
, c. Prices tho very lowest. Quality of
goods the best. Satisfaction guaranteed In
every particular.
Caskuts, Ccfilnc and Shrouds,
We have a full line vrhlch we will furnish a
tho lowest possible prices.
Flour, Feed, &c,
the choicest quality at very reasonable prices.
Call and be convinced.
JOSEPH P. REX,
Aprll-lv EAST WEISSPORT.
H. M. BETZ,
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry,
Silvcrwarc.Bronzcs, Olocks,
Bicycles,lJiano J .amps,
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 aro issued to
members entitling them to
$40 worth of Mer
chandise for cfl7 !
Tho certificates are
guaranteed
to mature in Li weeks upon
conditions ; clubs now forming,
If you wiih to get any of the
above goods, afc greatly reduced
prices, and on easy payments
call on or drop a postal 10
FRANK GERMAN,
GENERAL AOENT,
TFeissport. -
april IS, 1891-cm
Penn'a,
WALL PAPER,
Decorations, Picture Rods,
Cove TFindow Shades,
Spring Rollers, fringes,
Carpet Lining.
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Blank Books, Easols, Games,
2?locks,Fancy Cards, Etc., etc.,
PAINTS, Cils, Glass,
Putty, Brushes,
Colors, Artist's
Materials.
Cencrul Painter's Supplies,
Ho. 61 Broadway Mancli CiinDt. Pa.
GO TO
Gas. Miller's Popular Eestanrant,
pon
FRESH LAG Ell BEER,
I'lnest Brands of Liquors, sash aa
Gibson's Pare Rye,
Dougherty's Pare Ryo,
Genuine Silver Brooh,
Imported GUi and Brandies,
Finest Oigars.
First-class Free Lunch always
on the liar.
To Contractors ami Builders,
The undersigned announces U4 Contractors
and luillders that be has now openld his stone
quarry, at Ilea ver Bun , aud Is prepai td to supply
Builcliiig 8tones
lu any quantity at reasonable rates. He also
,eepa a winpiy at ins resiaence on bjxaihjj
1TI1EET. to supply Immediate demand.
HAULING of every description, nramntlv at-
leuded ta
A lap, constantly on hand a full supply, at the
best brands of
Flour aud Feed,
which he will sell at Lowest Market Pieces.
CHAELES TRAINER.
SKCONl) STREET, I.EIIUiinO.N. I'A
Wo print picnic bills.
John
9
EAST WEISSPORT,
IlItALKR IM
Heaters and Raines,
Tinware ami Poinps,
At Very Lowost Prices.
rartlculur attention paid to Oenerat Joblnn p
Furnace and rump work.
ESTIMATES cheerfully furnished for House
Hi'MiiiR with Hot Air, Ulcain or Hot Water
Circulation. All work Otiaranteed !
B 3 B BSPUtlBt
AT THK
Central Drug Store,
orr. Tin: ruiiLio squakk
Hank Street, Ijohighton, Pa.,
IS HlUDQHAUTKnS FOK
Pure Drugs and Medicines,
Fine Sonps, Brushes, &c, &c,
choice Wines and Liquors,
Wall Paper and Decorations!
Spectacles
t
When you buy a pair ot Shoes you want a
good fit. Hut It you need UFKOTACLES It is
much moro Important that tho EYE should be
accommodated with correct lenses and n proper
V fitting frame which will bring the lenses di
rectly before the centre of the eye. If yon buy
your spectacles nt Dr. Horn's you will find the
above points properly attended to.
PERSCRIPTIOKS CacfQllT tfOMMeu
0CH6-1887
KORTH nUST ETEEST, LEHlOUTOlT,
IS THE TLACE FOR
Fine Snitiiigs anil Pantaloouines
at tho lowest prices which aro 10 to 20 per
cent, lower than elsewhere. A perfect tit
and test workmanship Guaranteed In every
ns'auco. Before purchasing clsowhoro
call and seo us. - -Sl-ly
During the year 1891 You will
find
-AT-
SWEENY'S
"Corner Store"
JUST THE PLACE TO BUY
Dvy Goods Croceaiep, Notions,
Glassware, Oranges, Banane,
Grapes, Lemons, Apples,
Nuts, Candies and everything
Usually foune in a thoroughly
first-class general store. Wo
solicit a call and guarantee
satisfaction.
REMEMBER THE
Corner Store,
LEHIGHTON PA.
Henry Miller,
LEHIGHTON.
PLANING - MILL.
MANUl'AOTUItRU 1V
"Window and Dooh Frames,
Doors, Shuttors,
window tashes,
Mouldings, Braclcots,
AND DEALER IN
All KMs of Dressed Liinte
Shingles, Pailings,
Homlock Lumber, &c, &c.
Very Lojvest Prices.
Fine Picnic Bills
printed at this office
at low price.
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