0RIGIU1L CHEAP GASH STORE !
Big
Slaughter
SPICILY TOLD.
the Van ot: n lively Town Tola In
Vexr AVorils 1y n I!iiUiib lteiiorler.
Work Is slow nt the llorsli Vurn-
ace Comnimy.
Business Is Improving at t.ho-Xielilgli
in Summer Silkd.r
Beautiful Check Silk in var
10US colors go down froitl 65c, C(irpet8 nt Honry BcUrnirUTs.
Cheap A good rouge.
Antily at this offlce.
lion Culton soils loo cream all
flavors- nt 80 cout a quart.
Pull lino ot Ingrain mid Urussol
(way below cost), to doc. per
ynrd. ' This is a thing never be
fore heard of and the goods can
not last long at this price.
The knife has been applied
to our entire Silk Department.
FROM MAUCH CHUNK.
The Con Oily Onplinl Spiritedly Kpllonilieil
by a 8eclnt Oorrespohilont- l'ernntinl
Bllll Otherwise
-Tlio now Valloy station Is oompM
eu and the oflioliils In possession,
Oharlos Lattry, Wolssport's popular
bakor was In town on business Wednesday.
Tlio storo room latoly occupied by
Sam Garpontort jowolry store, is being
remodelled prior to Its being occuplod
as a branch of tho popular Hon Maroho.
iMox Johuson, of Upper Mnuch
Chunk, a brakeman on tho Central,
was killod Wodnosdav while making a
coupling. Ho had boon on tho road for
a number of years.
Uornnrd Thomas, had a leg brokou
whllo at work in Montana. Ho died
from tho effect, and his body was
brought homo to Nosquohoning for in-
Tho Epworth Loaguo havo discon
tinued their mootlngs until fall.
A full lot on 3rd stroet, will bo
sold cheap. Apply nt this office
For Salo A slnglo framo houso on
4th street. Apply to 0. W. Morthimor.
For a good smoko.go to Doifondor
for's and got 100 good cigars for 81.00-
ti :a;A n,oo AitturtiR Tho Loliieh Stove Foundry has
in white and black black with r9UmodoporatlonnfteravooUof Idle- tormont. Ho leaves a family. Ago 45
white embroidery Work, have nlSjIlr0 of Davld Ebbort, the Tho County Commissioners will
been greatly reduced in prices. Hvoryman, for ploasuro ridlug. Terms soil at public salo tho old framo brldgo
XJ, ( -bailie nrn here and Vorr.loW- . crosdng the Dig Creek at Harrity's on
- a young gin visitor at ur. xoicamp 1 tno istim 01 August, in us placo an
tlie prices on inem ciiuiiui. uc kicked hor anklo out of joint, Wcdnos- iron brldgo will bo built.
matched liny where, When the day, whllo playing foot ball. Jnko Buss who runs rt good hotol nt
quality i8 considered. Miss Lulu Burham, of Chowsvlllo, Nesquohonlng, will perhaps hnng up n
1 Md., has dcclinod the primary school shlnglo as an attornoy. At any rato ho
Some New Shades of Silk In this city to which sho was oloctod. was in town Monday and succeeded in
Lftce Mitts for ladies and misses Bishop Thomas Bowman is ox- sottllng a law suit botwoon two sous of
bifvn nrrivml At the mices Pcto1 to preach for tho Evangelicals Italy. Blcssod is the pcaco makor.
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111 kuia uinu uu tuu uigiuuh ui buu uuku. iuu uuw rvKiairy UUUKa will uo
Hiram Boor was bit In tho finger sont out to tho assossors, Saturday.
byasnako,Wodnosday. "Dr"ICauden- Six books go to each district. Of tho
bush furnished an autidoto and Hiram's numbor, tho Assossors keep ono, ono
O. K. goos to tho polling placo and one goes
Wo aro very much ploasod to stato to tho Commissioners. Tho Com
that our esteemed old townsman, Fred mlssionors dupllcato tho books, they
Lueckol Is recovering from a sorious koop ono, sond 0110 to the assossor and
T ho (id rhnn AflVnnate 'hnoss. ono tp tho polling placo. Conslder-
I I I w . . , ... I. . ., .....
Aiiuuuuru xvumurur, or., wau wua 1 uuiu ixuuuiu, uy tuo way auu lots 01 ex-
taken quito seriously ill whllo at work pense,
last week, is now on a fair way to re
covery. The mombors of Ebcnozor Evan-
golical Kunuay scnool picnlcou vory
pleasantly in Lindorman s woods on
prices
they are marked they will soon
be disposed ol.
J. T. NUSBAUM,
Pint Street, between South and flum Streets,
Lehlichton, l'a.
SATURDAY, JUYL 23, 1891.
T.ITTXK OA!".
Postmastor G. M. Honry was doing
business at tho County Seat on Satur
day last. .
Tho namo of a business firm in
htghton by a scratch. Cutler and Gil- T.nnhnnWli Mmmi, rn.imh- . Philadelphia is Nico &, Good. Wo
I1ASIS HAM. GOSSIP.
The prettiest gamo of ba'll played
on the home grounds this season was
witnossod Wednesday when Catasau-
qua's strong aggregation won from Lo- Vodnosdoy.
bort were in the points for tho visitors, . , , . . ... , . , hopo they aro,
whilo Kalbach and Blmmons manipu- Bp0rjin(. g00(i3 0f a kinds at vory " 1110 Inrmor3 of this section aro
lated tho ball for tho homo team. Tho , f . nearly dono harvesting, oats will bo
rt , . 1 in-U , 1 1 - 1 1 . I I
in ueiu ana out ueiu uuenuu ujj urai
1 . .
ATra Pnthnplnn V.onli lq Klmvltr onn. noxc " Program.
respective batteries Iiko a giant bul- , , f , stroko that Mrs- Lovi Oeorgo, of this placo,
wark. Lohighton was first to bat and has rondorod hor almost holploss for celobratod hor 30th birthday anulver
retired without scoring; Catasauqua , v. f sary on Sunday last.
had ono man pass over tho home plate A younB daughter of Jacob Blank Wilson Kuntz, of Allontown, was
in their Inning and then retired. Tho fell from n swing '-vvodnosday, at the a vlsitor to Mrs- Robert A. Henry, of
gamo was nip and tuck, Rothormal, at Evangoiicai Sunday school picnic, and this Plaoe lost week,
short playipg phonomonal. Later . 8iiniiHv inlurod w Interest farmora to learn
Catasauqua scored a sooond and Lo- prauk a young son of Danlol ia a tablospoonful of pulverized
lilghton madon run and tho sc&ro wicand, fell from a cherry tvoe tho other nlum nnd chlmnoy or pipe soot wiU
wpuld havo stood that way, but for an , , , rrln!, ,,is ti,.j. rm instantly rellovo a cow bloated from
in a sling-its broko. oatln8 Kreen dovor
error of Chambers which left in two
runs tho score being 1 tp 1, About
four hundred people wore prosont.
Tho very strong Tamaqua team
plays ball boro Saturday afternoon.
The game will certainly bo a vory
spirited one, Lohlghton, under tho now
Quarterly oonforonoo will bo ob-
-Messrs. Charles Sllfios and Chas.
served by tho mombors of Ebenczor Greon' accompanied by their wives,
TCvnnimlWl mnwmiuri nlinmh n,i novf . wore tuo guosts oi iur. ana Mrs.
Sunday a wook August 2. Godfrey Groou, of Kunklotown,
Sunday last.
managementbeingconsidorablostrong. "i'rj17r" D"Vf" Motalllo Mine Co., on tho Chestnut
er in all points. The pooplo of town", v , , 1 ' - x, I "111, Is now in tho hands of Messrs.
phould give th.e new aggregation rZ:"ZTZZ'Z
soloct from In tlio lino of wall paper,
Rutherford & Barclay. They rosumod
Strong support. w.u ..B. wQrk QU Thursday la!it
Reese Reese, tho lively Lansford -Jnmes Schwartz and Charles Hess,
player with the homo team sustained borders and decorations when they go two trBToUlngBnIeBmon, tbo foimorto
anuglygashintheloftthighlnsllding to Owen Rehrig's on Second street. Jolmstou & Sch,mrtz of AUcntowll(
to second. Tho doctor put a half dozon I , ' and tho latter (or W,G. Stewart &
from Allontowu to the formor- placo,
whore ho holds a lucrative position.
-Ed Strauss sings tho old song:."Oh
I its nice to 1)0 a lathor, us nico to bo a
'w i . ,. . i . , 1 i i I wnu uuii liiu i.un li UV.L iui ban-
volopo Into lino ball playors: Schafer m m ing an imm0nso lot of logs for Nathan
. V... J
ing well.
A. Lukons Hagorman has leased
I tho Opera Houso from Daniel Wieand,
Hazloton sports talk ot
ptlohps ft o put six npbes Jons apd two
doep and ho was sont homo. Rooso is
a good little player.
There aro a number of young fellows
in the vicinity who aro going to do-
and Conoraty, of Packerton, are among
tho iumb?r. Glyo 'em a chance.
Last Saturday's gamo with Catasau-
nnn vrna TincT"rvi t nr.min4. n f T"ll 1 tl
" ' - ,1 ...111 i Un, V..l- ...l.o. l.n
a club for ..,... . ... .,..
Tnonncrllln o,l r,t Tfrnn. COmpanlCS.
Sou, of paston, mado their regular
trips through this soctlon on Mouday
last.
Mossrs Amor Bros., of Bowmans
town, who had tho contract for
Georgo & Co., comploted thoir work
during last wook, nnd moved thoir
steam sawmill to their old homo on
Wednesday.
SUMMIT mix.
Jand, Saturday,
Jeanosvllle capturod
scalp, Friday. 8 to 4.
The Summit Hill nannln nrn nwf nll,r
This week tho family of William Ljlsnrmninfo,! i,n,,.n Ttcinf,,
CiL 1 .1 i. T ntL-. ...I I 11 t-w...v-. w
Freoland's ri'uu -"y failed to pass tho appropriation grant
tnoy wui m tno iiuuro raaKO tnoir lu(, tw0 thousand dollars for tho oroc-
uuiuu. J inuiius vwan uuuuuuu- tion n monnmfint to Pl.UIn filntfir
A Vmll.y limUciuan Killed. anco Of success. ,,, ,1tc,,i u u i
A distressing and fatal railroad ao- To soo tho prettiest lino of jowolry n,i , m,, i,.,,, .
wsrS SfUS n ari,T dl8playod ,? fBociori &t bTtweon1 t'rndfou;
Wtani at Slatlngton about half, post the state see magnincont now stock thousand dollars and If tho Legislature
eight o'clock Wednesday night, in JUst received at E. H. Hohl's Jowolry had thn Bnnrnnr,ntBn ti, am.
had given tho appropriation the dodi
cation would havo takon place this
coming September,, and Summit Hill,
would witness, a big tlmo during tho
exercisos. Tho pooplo of tho "Hill" aro
not altogothor at a loss for somo at
traction and excitement for this sum
mer, for a now and largo ice cavo has
beon discovered at tho "Upper Pillars"
and tlioro tho inhabitants can go and
which Robert Henry, a brakoman on a Storo, Mauch Chunk.
coal train, lost his life. Tho coal traiu, Young Frod. Miller must bo near
whloh roaohed Slatlngton a few minutes sighted. Tho other day ho shot nt a
after piglt o'clopk, had parted and turtlo for a bull frog, and not satisfied
Henry was stationed on tho front car with this ho fell headlong Into tho
of tho roar portion of tho train hand- water. Como off, Frod.
ling the brako. Ho was attempting to 'Mandus Mortz, Press Koch, Chas.
chock the speed of tho cars and In do- Kvagnor, Barney Bartholomew, John
ing so olther he lost his hold or else Kunold and Isiah Moyer mado up a
the chain broke, He fpU to tho track 80?d poking apd Jolly gang to Tracks- u !
In ffinf rt fliA t rn I n nml tuna rim nVAf I ntlln M Mni1n Xfrv wnmo1rct I v ' J
Tho rear sootloa passod over his Tho friends of Bon Roth, of Slat
body aiwUcut off both his legs. Ho ington, will bo sorry to learn of his
was also rendorod unconscious and wife's death on Friday after an illness
when Dr. Miller arrlvod tho man was 0f somo mouths with consumption.
yet alive. Tho body was taken to tho Intormont was mado in that placo on
freight station and tho Doctor washed Woduesday,
tl)o features, of Henry, whose face was rho smallest watches madp In
bloqdy and an examination showed Anioriea, in gold, for ladles ' received
that he had also sustained a bad cut to-day, prices 810 to $20. Thoso aro
on tho baok of tho hoad. Ho Hvod un- roal bargains in gold watches, now dis
til twonty minutes of nino o'clock whon played at E. H. Hohl's Jowolry Storo,
ho expired. Mauch Chunk
not bo obliged to resort to that vory
often, for tho town Is about tho coolost
in tho Stato during tho summor
months. Somo timo ago thore was
heard at times awful noises in tho
direction of tho burning mine causod
by tho explosion, of gassoa in tho mlno
coming in oontaot with tho fire, and
thoso subtorraneau explosions havo
caused now fissures on tho surface that
givos tho tourist to that place, an ex.
collont opportunity of viewing the
l'KOI'LK ON TDK GO.
ricturr of Familiar Vncn Coming
nml Ciolnc.
.laoobltrong, of Mountain Top, was
in town Wednesday.
M. A.WoIsh, of Allentown, olroled
In town on Tuosday.
Sonator Rapsher, of Mauch Chunk,
gave ub a pleasant call on Tuosday.
Miss Mamie Gabol Is enjoying a
pleasant visit to friends at Boyertown.
John A. Poters and daughter Miss
Carrie, spent last Sunday with Slatlng
ton friends.
Harry Lynn and wife, of Bothlo
hom, spent n fow days this week with
R. L. Swoony.
Miss Jennie Nothsteln, of Bothle
hom, Is tho guost of Mrs. C. A. Harding,
on Iron street.
V?. J. Trowholla, ono of Nosquo
honlng's popular young mon gave us a
pleasant call on Saturday.
Georgo Bsser nnd Harry Swartz,
two County Seat Democrats, passed
through town Wednesday.
David Ebbort and wifo of town,
and William Leukel and wife, of Frank
lin, are at Atlantic City.
Missos Tillio Sohoch nnd Goorglo
Freehand, of Jersey City, are tho guests
of Mrs. Al. Campbell, on First street.
Miss Emma Spioso, ono of Tama-
qua's estimable young ladlos, spent
Monday calling on Lohighton friends.
County Commissioner Dauiel
Cannon, of Rockport, was In town
Tuosday talking politics and buying
hardware
Dr. Jacob Bolder and James
Bonsor, two of Bowmanstown's promi
nent citizens wore In town Monday and
called to see us.
Mrs. Bohm, of Now York, and Mrs.
Hauoy, of Stubonsvillo, Ohio, with thoir
families aro visiting Charles Woinlaud
on Fourth ttrcot.
Charlos Ehlngor, with Misses
Hellcn and Annie, his daughters, of
Philadelphia, woro visiting Daniel
Baltzor this weok.
Miss Sadlo Poters, of north First
stroet, returned homo, Tuesday, aftor a
dolightful visit of a wook to Miss Mary
lustier at Lansford.
Isiah Moyor, Conshohockon, was in
town for a fow days during tho early
part of tho week. -Mr. Moyor Is a lead
ing business man in the abovo town
and also, a jolly good follow.
A jolly trio Ashing in tho creek in
Wyoming county on Friday last woro
Will Obort, Georgo Roichard and
Charloy Brinkman. Thoy had lots of
fun and plenty of fish.
A. L. Bartholomew, of tho firm of
Wagner & Bartholomew, cigar manu
facturers, Conshohockon, was a wel-
como visitor in town for a few days this
wook. "Barney" reports business good.
Wo are ploasod to note bis succoss.
Lnmllorils Alarmed.
Tho Lehigh Coal & Navigation Com
pany has created a groat sonsation in
this county, says a special to tho Press,
by taking stops to prohibit tlio solo of
liquor in Lansford, n borough of ovor
4000 inhabitants. Tho site on which
tho town of Lansford is built was or
iginally owned by tho company, and
tho titlo deed for every lot sold con
tained a proviso that no liquor shall
be vended with or without licenso on
tho premisos, tho furthor provision be
ing insortod that in caso of violation
tho property shall rovort back to tho
company.
Monday tho company notified tho
owner of every hotel, and saloon pro
prietors In the town, to surrender thoir
properties becauso of tho violation of
this clause, Tho order has causod
intonso excitement, and tho landlords
aro consulting attorneys and will resist
In every way tho efforts to oust them,
No Guilty Man toKecaiie.
Uovernor l'attison was asked if any
action had beon dooided upon by tho
Administration In connection with tho
recent developments in tho Bardsloy
caso, and also if ho had received any
communication from Auditor General
McCamat in reforonco to his alleged
connection with tho robato division.
"I havo not seon or hoard from tho
Auditor Gonoral," said tho Govornor,
"and tho whole matter Is in the hands
of tho Attornoy General. I can assuro
you this," continued tlio Governor,
"that civil actions for tho recovery of
tho Stoto's monoy will bo institutod and
pushed until tho resources of tho law
aro exhausted, and, further, that every
person who is criminally connected
with tho affair will bo criminally proso-
cutod."
IN A FEW WORDS.
Tho imfortunnto brakeman resided Rov. Father Morsch. of tho Cathollo ... i.x,.. o.n-,.i..i. t,. j'
...... . I wuu ujjuruiu mu owiiuiiuiiuii jyiliruuu,
ohuroh, this town, on Wodnesday L ,i,t i, ,,.! , D ,uTim
Unmarried, Ills run was bptwpen chaperoned twp wagon loads of boys ,,,; 1nro ,, Eftnannnaiwi '
t vv( vw I " I (tUU IW UUU OUmU U1UU J.U1JIS IU UUI"
weeks aga Henry becarno a member of Unsviljo, Lehigh county, whoro tho day
the Urakeman's lirotncrliood, a bono, was pleasantly spent.
It is tho talk on the street, that
"Slabby" Stansberry, formorly of town,
now of Porham, Minn., camo out
victorious in his recent pugilistic en
counter with a fellow named Joe
FJotchor, Four rounds woro f ouglt by
the contestants,
flolal organization, uud his parouts
will receive a benefit of 81500.
ItAir.llOAU HUMISLIN'GS.
Mart Hough, brakcniau on 310, L.
V. R. R., had two Augers mashod Wed
nesday night,
The Now Je,r$ey Control dlrpotors
dpclared a quartorly dividend of ljj
ppr cent, payablo August 1.
tit is said to bp a fact that when
a number ot uig excursions booKou,
and that with a grand ball at tho Eagle
Hotol Pavilion each weok, tho Hill
pooplo aro not loft much reason to
complain for attractions ovon if thoy
woro left on tho Gintor monument.
"JUs Joe" Wants Duumgea.
"Big Joe," tho most famous of the
four survivors of tho Joanosvillo dis-
Perhaps tho most beautiful snako nstor. has not dono any work siuco ho
story of tho season was one P. F. Clark KOt Woll, Ho claims ho can't on ao-
was telling about Jako Raudonbush C0Uut of trouble with his oven, brought
Rudy Nuss, a Valley "runnor" goes Monday. Tho jovial ox-sheriff was Qn by tho nineteen days' confinement
" r.. ' .1 .'. lIIltir. nlnnnt id w.tl I i.nn.1 inn.la I. . . . .
faster than a walk It always prosagt '"" '"TiT v Tr ,u 100 mm08- "o iuiukb tuaiiuo least
'jT, 'f t'i ...v.,: vlp ouo day this wook. when ninoustprL,,,, Qll,,M ,,,.,,
W- "U"U4.. snako, nino feet In longth ronrod up in . . . . . .
tTlio Readiug, Central and Ponnsyl- front of him. It's dead now. Bivo mm enougn money to suut up
vanla Railroads are considering a Speclol dosigns for souvenir gold some business In llazleton by which ho
movement to abolish pilloago books, work or art, will bo mado on papor rreo could nyiKo HYUlg Tor ills family,
ill nassenuers will bo carried at a ttnl. 2.'. llWBe Pji B-, lI, Hold's, Mauoli Tho company only gave him fifty dol-
ununic jewpiry store, we reior to a , , , T ,. !.,
f, wair.lrtinivii mnn wlm Imvn linil linn larsl ftUU tllls J0 OOllSlUOrg Was giVon
gold work dono horo: Mr, Jas. I. to him as a present. He has a family
lllakosleo, Jullous ICommel, ueorgo of four chlldron, tho oldost boinga
ittlo moro than five years old. Ho has
suod tho company for damages, uud
Veutloit Letters. thinks he Is ontitlod to a nice round
Tlio now ruling of the post office do- sum. Two of his oomradee havo gouo
Won't ray Out State 1'uihIk.
Notwithstanding tho opinion of Judge
Slmouton, declaring Dr. Waller the do
facto Suporintoudent of Public. In
struction until his successor Is duly
appointed and qualified, tho Stato
Treasuror declines to pay out school
funds.
He said n oonfereuoo would shortly
bo hold by all concerned to toko tho
mattor Into consideration.
Dr. Wallor has not yot decided, but
It Is protty woll unroofed that ho will
carry tho controversy to tho Supreme
Court, in whicli ovont n final decision
cannot bo roachod until next May.
Homo From ldiropo.
Rev. Thomas Bowman, tho alloged
doposed Bishop of the Evangoiicai
Church, has returned home from Ku
rope, whoro ho has beon holding con.
ferenoee and had his conduct indorsed.
llo will atteqd bevemloi the camp
meetings in this soctlon, and so ilorcoly
Is the war waged botwoon tlio two fac
tions that half-slioet post ore have beon
spread broadcast announcing the ro
turn of the "unconquerable" Bishop
Bowmani
All passengers will bo carried nt a unl
form rato of two cents a mile, lust d
of discriminating In favor of tho mile
age book man.
$We dou't glvo it for tho truth, but
it may bo all right. Erve Schooh, at
tho Valloy tetophono shanty answered
an advertisement in a paper "How to
$ritp without pen or juk," Ho was
told to wrjtp with a lead pencil, Nq
kmilp has played on his faco slnoe.
Ruddol.Goo. S. Twilling, Dr. J. S. Woute, I
A. W. lelsring, nobt. uiotz.
liartmont in regard to tho dplivory of to n.p pid oouutry, ono of thom having
Ln given 8150,and his pa-Ke. and
It Is very oxnllclt and directs that let- tho other 9200 without passage. Ho is
t Mart Kronior, conductor on a gravel ters address to a pensioner must not permanently inonpaoitated for work In
train on the Jersey division of the SXS miam, and as ho Is quite a young
Valley road, is laid up at his homo lu oircumBtaiioas must the letters of nen- mnn uls lamages will be mensural ao
Easton with a broken arm and leg. He
was iu an aceldont. Mart Is known by
the boys hero, having formerly Hvod at
Weiss port
-18 k. gold wedding rings, at
Hohl's, Mauch Chunk.
E H
sloners, sent from the pension office, cording to his expectancy of life,
or from any United States pension Plain Speaker,
ageuoy, bo delivered to any attorney, -.
nlaim iimht lirnkar nr nnv nt 11 Ar nArnnii I ml,. i,At r.,.l la l.n T A1.4l.....
. ... . j , . ... . IHlWb IUU 19 IUO uouih UIVU.
S'!. t,?,n,d J L?rfe, 1 r- St-rltaK Silver Souvenir Spooiv,
r : : ' , . . i . ...i.. ..i . . ,.., i,,,.., i n. t.1 tt
Irtxpieut or late years, in rue jnsun i'" ('
dupartmeut. I Hohl's, Mauch Chunk Jewelry Uture.
A Lleljr Writer Telli th Story of Tho
Happening of a Week In nml About
Old Carbon.
- A wild out 1ms been seen at Itork
port.
- -A new Methodist church building
is to go up at Woothorly.
Joanosvillo had an oxcursion of
nino oars to Glon Onoko, Saturday.
Summit Hill should havo flro
apparatus mid a good flro company.
The Nis Hollow Sunday School will
piqnonicquo Saturday if it don't rain.
Boavor Meadow young mon havo
organlzod ti drum corps. Wo wouldn't
llko to llvo lu Beavor Meadow.
A youug girl of fnrmor Otto, In
Townmensing, swallowed a pin one day
recently. Sho has not yot suffored any
lnconvonionco.
Wcathorly wants n flro company
and a national bank, and also, wants
tho town to own tho water works. That
town has somo snap.
Towainonslng boasts of having a
man ngod 74 years who works every
day for the Valley Company In the
blacksmith shop at Packerton.
Tho Laurytown poor houso Is got-
Ing a now steam pump from tho Stroll
Foundry, Mauch Chunk. Wo thought
that institution had ouough suck-tlon.
At Wcathorly tho othor day, a
woman was arrosted and flnod by tho
Burgoss for using "swear" words.
Wcatherly's ovldontly an intonsoly
moral town.
John Harman, of Audenried, who
lost an oyo somo years ago by an ox-
plosion of dynamite, the other day had
the sightless optlo removed by a Hazlo
ton doctor.
John Bacilli, a Hungarian, hung
himself with his suspenders from a
door in tho Schuylkill county alms
house, Monday. Bacha was from
Audonriod.
Tho oldest furnace In the LohlgU
Valloy is tho ono formerly oporated by
tho late John Balllet, in Lizard Crook,
East Ponn. Tho iron was manufactur
ed with charcoal.
Banks township school directors
havo genorously raised tho salaries of
nil primary school toachors in tho dis
trict, from 835 to SiO per month. Tho
toachors smile visibly.
Mrs. Catharino Kolpor widow of
tho lato Potor Kolpor, of Dottorsvllle,
Monroe county, diod Sunday morning
nt tho ripo old ago of 75 years. Inter
ment was mado Wodnosday.
Robert Henry, Jr., a brakeman on
the Lehigh Valley railroad was killed
Wednesday night at Slatlngton. Ho
was horribly mangled. Henry lived In
Franklin township with his parents.
Ovor In East Ponn tho Italian fleas
are so numerous that it prevents tno
holding of picnics in tho woods whoro
the Italians camped last summor whilo
orking on tho Lizard Croek railroad.
Tho now school building at Packer-
ton will bo opened somo timo during
tho month of August. For tho oc
casion a very interesting program of
exorcises is now iu courso of prepara
tion.
Commencing August .1st, J. C.
Haydon & Co., of Jeanosvllle, will
inaugurato tlio semi-monthly pay sys
tem. Thoy had bottor if thoy don't
want to get Govornor Pattison after
cm with a short stick.
Johnny Meighan, a young boy em
ployed as a driver nt tho Coalport
schutes, foil on the track Friday, while
taking an empty car to tho yard; tho
wheels passed ovor tho boy, mangling
him in a horriblo manner. Ho dlod.
Felix Boyco, of Beavor Meadow,
has purchased tho old Valentino Wot-
zol farm in Quakako Valloy from
Stephen Gerhard for a consideration
of 81,000. Tho farm adjoins what is
known as tho Spring Mountain Hotol
farm, owned by Patrick Garra.
Tho deadlock in tho appointment
of teachers In Banks township for tho
Boavor Meadow and Audonriod schools
Is still on. Tho directors mot in tho
Joanosvillo school houso on Monday
evening and attempted to unlock It.
Sovoral ballots woro taken, but no do
cisiou was arrlvod at.
This Is tho version of a Wost Ponn
snake story. A farmer named Bohlor
was unloading n wagon load of hay tho
other day, whon a monster black snake
crawled from tho wagon and entered
his boot leg, winding Itself around like
a garter. Tho snako was killod. St,
Peter will do somo oloso questioning
about that snako racket on tho day o
judgment, or wo looso our guoss.
Henry Johnson, who was employed
as ongineor on a "locklo" at Coxo Bros.
& Co's Boavor Meadow colliery la at
tho llazleton hospital suffering from a
strango aceldont. Whllo running ids
eiigiuo from ono colllory to tho other
a keg of powder in a car on tho train
oxplodod In some mysterious manner
and set Johnson's clothes on fire. John
son was unablo to help himself be
fore ho was badly burned about tho
body.
Tho G. W. Hooven Morcantilo Com
pany Is spreading out. It now has
stores at Hazelton, Mauch Chunk,
Pottsvillo and Ashland with a main
offlco at New York. Now stores will
bo startod in othor sections and a
Wostorn ofllco openodin San Francisco
so as to facilitate the shipment of
fruits, spices, etc Tho growth of tho
Hooven Company has been romarkablo.
G. W. Hooven, tho head of the concern
isatNewYorkauddlroots the business.
Ho Is a very young man but bo has de
monstrated Ids ability to build up a
big business.
Information for 1'alr Goert.
Tlio following are tho dates of somo
of tho fairs to bo held in neighboring
counties: Sullivan oounty at Forksville,
October 1, 2, nnd 3; Columbia oounty,
at Bloomsburg, October 14. 15. 10. and
it; ljuzerne, at Wyoming, tsoptemuor
8, 0, ami 10; at Dallas, September 00,
and October 1,2, and 3; Wyoming, at
Tunkliannook, September 10 ,17 and 18;
Bradford at Eavt Towando, September
22, 2R, 24, and 26; nt Canton, September
15, 16, 17, and 18; and at Troy, August
OT. Oil 47 oiwl Ofi. Pinm miiniu at Uaiu.
not stated.
came out with
lueed to
he
A lady, whose hair
every combine, wac iiul
Ainc'u Hair Vieor a faithful trial.
did so, and not only was the loss of
hair checked, but a new and vigorous
growth koou succeeded that which lias
gone.
NEWSY W&ISSPORT.
The Doliiftunr a Lively Town Hrleflj Clironl-
cletl In Short Snlp-Rnan O filer by (he
stroller nml Chum.''
-New black-boards will lc pl.xd in
our school rooms.
William Sohweibinz mourns the
death of a fine horse.
Paul Buok lost a valuable colt by
death ono day last week.
John Weiss is building a largo new
barn to moot the big crops.
Seager sold a oar load of water
melons lu two days last week.
The genial R. J. llongen did busi
ness nt Allontown on Monday.
Mrs. Robert Graver, spent Sunday
vory pleasantly with her parents.
-Rubon Zimmerman, of Union Hill,
did business at Fogelsvillo this woek.
For rontohoap A dwelling in East
Wolssport. Apply to Dr. P. A. Andrews.
Mrs. R. J. Hongen, of Union Hill,
Bponl Monday with Slatlngton friends.
Tho Mossrs Lovette aro the ownors
of n flno horso and colt purchased from
Daniel Strohl.
Tho electric lights aro going up,
and in a few days tho town should bo
known as tho littlo Electric City.
Wo still hoar some of his friends
say that tho Republicans should make
R. J. Hongon a Jury Commissioner.
Rov. I. J. Yotter will preach In
School Hall, Sunday morning at tho
usual hour. All aro invited to attend.
Honry Chrlstmun and wifo will
loavo Sunday for Niagara Falls, whore
thoy will spond a fow days vlowing
naturo's wonders.
It is said that Austin Boyor has
leased tho dwelling formorly occupied
by J. D. Bonulngor and will fix up tho
samo for his ofllco, &c.
Lou. Wagnor, on tho east side, has
an order to build 500 feet of tho com
bination picket fence for Mnurico
Bowman, of Bowman'stown.
Somo pooplo In Wolssport who aro
In the habit of borrowing tho Advo
cate, should stop It. 81. pays for It for
52 weeks. Got It and bo Independent.
Tho Choral Socioty, of tho Evan
goiicai Sunday School, will hold thoir
picnio In Franklin Park tills Saturday.
Tho woathor last Saturday being vory
uniavoraoio.
Charlos Roth and family roturnod
to thoir homo in Hamburg, Monday,
after a pleasant sojourn of a fow days
with old friends and acquaintances in
tho neighborhood.
Soomingly tho water question Is a
doad letter. Why? Tho opportunity
was the best tho town ovor had. Let
some of our enterprising citizens got to
worn unci push matters.
David Krcamor, of Lehighton, nas
just completed n numbor of oxcollcnt
jobs In this neighborhood including
Snyder's storo uud Ruch's rosidenco.
Tho workmanship is excellent.
John Zorn, Hiram Rlckort, Dr.
Kutz and Honry Druniboro formod a
happy plscutorial party tho othor day
to Lizard Crook. Thoy roturnod
loaded with tho spcckolod beauties.
Tho widow of tho lato Potor Drois
bach died at hor homo in Franklin
township, on Sunday. Sho was agod
about soventy years. Interment was
mado Wodnesday. Rov. Wuchtor
officiated.
Tho hoirs of tho lato Dr. Kast aro
looking up thoir cstnto which was ad
ministered by Anthony Beers, formerly
of town, now of Alabama. Thoy claim
that "eppes is lotz" in tho sottlemont nnd
ot courso want It righted.
Tho Central Railroad Company
should certainly placo a guard gato at
Goisol's lock it is'ono of tho most dan
gerous railroad crossings along tho
lino. Tho propor parties should roport
this matter at tho earliest momont. It
is important.
-It is vory likoly that tho famous
Rov. Madison Peters, who is now serv
ing a lashlonanio metropolitan congre
gation at a largo salary, will bo in at
tendance at tho installation of Ills
brother, tho Rov. Morgan Peters, as
pastor of tho Reformed church In this
town and at East Mauch Chunk. Tho
installation and ordination will bo dono
by members of tho EastPenn classis.
-All things como to thoso who wait
Lovi Horn, for tho Loliigh Coal &
Navigation Company had mon nt work
diutrinirn ditch to connect tho stagnated
old pond botwoon canal anu raiiroau
with tho sowor. This will, wo hopo,
completely do away with a nuisance
that for years has boeu almost Intoler
able. Tho matter was ronortod to tho
Stato Board of Health a fow weeks ago,
and it is thought that, tlio company
hearing of this, at onco commoncod
work on romovinc tlio disease broodor.
Now, thoy should do something wltu
tho brldgo.
Tried to Heat the Urocer.
Philip Sweoney, of Boavor Meadow,
purohasod groceries of Miles J. Minor,
of town, to tho amount of $28. Mr.
Minor learned that Sweeney intended
leaving tho oouutry without paying the
bill. Mr. Minor hail u warrant issued
and Constable Boylo arrested Sweeney
as he was nurohaslucr a ticket for New
York, intendiug to set sail for Ireland
Wednesday, llo was taken before
tuiilty lo settle. He refused and was
locked-un until noon Tuosdnv wheu lie
was taKou to Jan. llazleton standard
Will You Do It I
utelue Aenll ralnt, auu nalut hut oNcr,
In a loiiti period, or ue ftoiuetuiiig "Mbl" to bv
MKood.auil rfiutuiteeryearorlKor A frill
ratnt U tbe bnt It u the h.uuloiut-ti, no
other lui so lirttlnuit a gkws. It Is rliraiwr
than any oilier at u priee. beeaiite it out
wears all others. It lasted ao years on the
kousu of H. II, Forbes, Winchester, N. II., la
yars ou uouscsor w. h. Jteyuo'fis, uroton Lake'
V V - 11 . m ..ti lu.nw.nrH,. P 1L1.I
Veruou, N. V. AverlU I'aiiit has beeu In use A
fiirsaudls uuarauteeil. If you are urged to
uu) uuivr paiuu uviiuiiu urooi ux uteir uuraDU
t. The question In not "Wltut Utile first cost?"
but, '-How loug Mill It I4S1V"' Beautiful sample
HI litSllltMlillMP IHlUi lit' lHKiHIull
6. lliUI'M All IU,, J-KIIK.H ION
What is Scrofula
It Is thst Impurity In tbo blood, which, accumu
l&tlng la the glands of tlio ueck. produces un
sightly lumps or iwclUngii which causes painful
running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; lrulch
derelopei ulcers In the eyes, ears, or note, often
causing blindness or deafness ; which Is the origin
of pimples, cancerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascribed to " humors."
It Is a more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scrofula combines the worst
possible features of both. Ilelng the most ancient,
It Is the most general ot all diseases or affections,
for very few persons are entirely free from it.
How can It bo cured ? 11 y taking Hood's Sana
partlla, which, by the cures It has accomplished,
often when other medicines haro foiled, has
proren Itself to be a potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections ot tho blood
Hood's garsaparilla Is unequalled, and somo of the
cures It has effected are really wonderful. If you
coffer from scrofula In any ot Its various forms,
bo euro to glre Hood's Sarsaporllla a trial.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Soldbyalldrugglsts. lljsliforSJ. rreparedoaly
by C. X, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, ahull.
10O Dosob Ono Dollar
Canvas Balmoral. Bicvcle cut. with loiifr Brown Goat fox
ing, making a shoe easily adjusU'd to a High or Low instep, and
to a Narrow or IHde foot, thus giving a very Desirahle and a
much moro Comfortable shoe than the ordinary Canvas Baimorrtl-
The Eye Has Not Seen. Nor
Has tlie Ear Heard,
Neither has it entered into the hearts of the men and women of
the community what we have in store ior them.
Have You Seen our elegant assortment of Furniture. Nothing
like it was ever put on exhibition in tins town before.
Have You Heard that we are offering this grand assortment of
goods at prices way down, the very mention ot which will
make you think that we must have made a mistake.
It's a l act. JFe've jot tho coods. You have the money. Wo
wont 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 whatever you need at our
very low prices.
Schwartz. The Fur oritur e Man
Gain rapidly la health. an4 atrengtu by the)
uis el Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This medicine
substitutes rich and pure blood, for tha
Impoverished fluid left fa the fclni alter
feyerj and other wasting Bickness. It tm
prores the appetite and tones up tbe s jjtcm,
eo that conralescents soon
Become Strong
actire, and vigorous. To relleyo that tired
leellng, depression ot spirits, and nervous:
debility, no other medicine produces tho
speedy and permanent eSect of Ayer's Sar
caparuUv. 1'. O. Lorlug, Brockton, Mass.,
writesi "lam confident that anyone suffer
ing from the effects ot scrofula, general de
bility, want ot appetito, depression ol spirits,
&nd lassitude will bo cured
By Using
'Ayer's SarsapartlU; for Ibare taken Itand
creak from experience.''
'In the 'summer ot IBM, I ras cured ot
xerrous debility by the use ot Ayer's Sana-T&rllhu"-Mrs.
11. Jlcnolt, 0 Middle St., raw
tucket, IC L,
"BSTeral years ago I was In a debilitated
condition. Other remedies bavins failed, I
began to take Ayef s Sarsaparilla, andiwas
greatly benefited. As a Spring medicine, I
consider it Invaluable." Mrs. U B, Win
chester, Holden, lie.
Ayer's
Sarsapariliia
DrTTD. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
-field fey idlDrgftbW. frits li sUttUi,tS.
ASONABLE FOOTWEAR
For Everyb ody.
Men's, $1.25.
Boys'
$1.10.
Opera House, Lehighton.
Just look at this. 49 piece
set of best white granite at 3.
One storo sells the same thing
nt $4.91.
103 piece dinner set, best
white granite at $6.
Complete Toilet Sets at 1.75.
eensware Bazaar,
FIRST STREET. LEHIGHTON.
Fashionable
Millinery.
Wo havo tlio Larcest and most Stylish
Kdrcts in .Seasonable Millinery at the
lowest Trices. In the trimming de
partment woluno Two Oily Milliners
to create happiest fancies In effects for
our customers.
Wraps
-AND-
CoatSj
In Iho newestlstilesand of the very
best materials mid mako nt lowest
prlesq. Don't ro to the city when you
can buy cheaper qt home.
WEISSPORT, PA.
Branch Store, Lehighton.
eliiii Ileal & Hardware Co.,
LIMITED.
Specialties.
Myer's Pumps
A complete line, including repairs lor the Mute
Cucumber Pumps
A complete lino including repairs for tho samo.
Coal Oil
At wholesalo and retail.
Usual line of Hardware, Oils. Coal, Sand, Cement, Plaster, &c.
New Dress Fabrics,
FOR THIS AN 13 WARMER WEATHER.
S1IANTOSU l'ONGKKS. are Entirely New, all thoao prottv naw tints whloh nr
so ilaairahle llile season are icpresenteU in silk Tesisns ami finish on an Kxtia Fine
"ClIINACl.O'rn, another Wash Fabric just out this season, beautiful patterns on
Steel, Tan. Orrr, Uluc, ilult, While ami Illauk (i rounds, 81 Inch nlde only 12 1-2 per
y8nlVIUK GirAM.IKS on light grouuUs, New UootU Just in, only 8 cents pet yard.
a .,.,1.11 I.! nt Naw Satleuna ao at 0 cents rwr yard.
A Urge lot ol new DHEhS OINtiHAJt In Stripe anil p'aWs at popular prices.
Uristlnal Outing Cloths, best itoods at 10 cents per yard.
A Fine Line of Drvsa (iowls iu the New Shades and Weave.
Mack (loods auiiablo fr Summer Wear, suoli as H'ool Nun's Veilice, Balls
TauiIso, Oloriosa, &-.. at guaruuteed prices for flrsl-claw Goods.
llin loi Ladies Hihbed Vests for Summer only 8 cents each.
Extra Value in (lauxu shins and Drafters for Jfen at 25 cents each. Complete
lines of better Uuodi for Ladies, (ienta and Children. lUmember we are offerinc
Extra qualities iu UidiiV Muslin Underwear at special prices.
20U Do'. Seal lope J ivke, llordereil. Ladles' Haudkerelilefs at S cents each.
Ulack silk Drapery Nells, Laig-; Variety of Styles, from 06c to $2.60 a yard.
Swiss Kloniicinjj for Lartios and Children.
Fast UUck and Coluied Ilotierv a specialty.
Our Caro.:t Depsruueiil will interest everybody that Is in ueed of CARPETS.
First, because our stock is tlie largest aud everything usw. Second because our prices
are lower tlutn thoic asked elaew here for the Same Class uoods.
BROADWAY,
Mauch Chunk, Pa.
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