This rsperha beenentertdattiioIlilEii ton FAitOBSe at Bacoml CI He a Matter The Carbon Advocate LEHIOmON, ntNKA. Rates for Ifl AdrertlslnBI Charter Notices t 4 Oo Auditor's Notices 1 00 Commissioner's Notice! - t 00 DlTorce Notices Oo Administrator's Notices - s oo Executor's Notices s oo SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER B, 189L Dona Fide Circulation Larger than that o Any weKij xiewipaper in me uoumj. It has qot to bb tub custom in Car bon county ns well as elsewhere of late years that, Just so soon as one man shows a disposition to differ In opinion with another that threats of boycott and loss of patronage is threatened him. The Cabeon Advocate Is entirely impervious to such threats, but there are many, especially among the classes who eat their broad by the sweat of tholr brow, who can and are to a cor tain extern t Imposed upon by that class of upstarts. It is unfortunate that a law can not be framed meeting the necessary requirements to successfully combat this imposition on tho poor people who, to our knowledge havo fro quently and only quite reoently been coerced Into doing that which thoy had no inclination of doing. The Carbon Advocate is from the ranks of tho com raoa people and w champion their ovory cause becauso we are of them, and wo urgo that ovory effort to in. fringe on tho rights of the common class bo opposed by united and deter mined aotion. Lot us always romom ber that this is a goverment for the people, by tho poople and with the people and that no single individual has tho power to force Into subjection those who aro with the masses. Have opinions of your own and don't bo af- frald to express them simply because you are poor and employed by a cor poration or private Ann. The sooner nn effort is made-to break way from this policy ef force, the sooner will the scope of our liberties be widened and improved. Mickey Cassidy has joined the ranks of "literary fellers." His first effort was a beautiful thesis on "I'm the chairman," to the poople of the county, From this oplstle, Mickey evidently think's he's in clover but he's not he's In the soup. The Democracy on last Monday put two tiokcts in nomination for the county offices to be filled at the coming election. George w. Esser was re nominated for Prothonotary by the regular convention; Jonathan Kistler, Sheriff and John O'Connell, Jury Com mlssioner. The convention that placed these men before tho people had a mojority of delegates without a contest. and the delegates represented a nuv jorlty of the votes cast in tho county, The other party made O. A. Clauss the nominee for Prothonotary; A. R. Heller, for Sheriff and Condy Boyle, for Jury Commissioner. The Demoeratlo party is now in the condition threatened for somo years disrupted, with all ohanoes in favor of our Republican frlonds, On one side is Qeorge Esser and his friends and on the other Klotz, Cassidy, Rauoh, malloy, Enbody, et al. In this matter it is simply a question whether the people want to be led by a set of political demagogues and tricks ters It they do not, then let them sit down on the elements headled by the corpulent Bob Klotz. If you want to know tho extent of statesman maloy's "lnflooonce," look to his ward in Longford where he only got a sooro of votes out of a hundred polled. ..Briefly, jimmy is a genuine exploded phenomena, Selahl The Carbon County Industrial Society will hold their annual exhlbl tlon on their soacious and much Im proved grounds in this town on the Gth 7th, 8th and Dthof next month, and our farmer and mechanical friends all ovor the county should bocln moklncr nre paratlons for their display of natural and manufactured urodupts. The pre sont year has been a bountiful one tho husbandman and the exhibition from their stores should necessarily be varied as well as excellent in quality. These annual exhibitions have been means of advancing the agricultural Interests throughout this Valley as no other known method could havo done, The farmers aet toaetbor for a dar two, view the products of each others farm and they uo homo enllirhtenod tho companionship of a day, and the result is a very noticable improve ment from season to season. Get ready for the fair. Jonathan Kistler, of this city, who was honored with the nomination for sheriff at Monday's Democratic con ventlon, is a man with hosts of friends all over the county and with little ef fort will poll a big vote. The New Yohk World has advanced the following reasons why a Conrress- mon or Senator should not have vested in him tho Dowor of maklna or recom mending the appointment of certain person or persons, to office under tho goverment. We second the motion. Give every Individual the same oppor tunity: (1.) Because it is none of their busl ness. Appointment to offloo is an cutive not a legislative function. (2.) Because offlce-broker&ca bv Con gressman absorbs time and energy which should be given to preparation for and a proper dlsoharge of their dutles as Senators or Representatives the people in the most important legislative body in the world. (3.) Because tho custom leads to p tism and favortism, which are ab horrent in a republio, and tends to the demoralization both of politics and the public service. Mere office-brokers climb into Congress and clerks are not amenable to discipline when protected by powerful "Influence." This week the Carbon Advocate prints eighteen hundred papers. Many persons throughout this and adjoining counties win receive the Advocate and It can be taken as a gentle invitation to beoome a subscriber, Our bona fide regular weekly issue is over 1300 the paper circulating Into every town, vill age and hamlet in Carbon county. We want to get up to 2000 before 1892! Will you subscribe, If not already a regular reader, and thus help swell the llstr 91.00 per yearj 60 cents for six monins. THE TWO CONVENTIONS. The Glorious Old Democracy Still In TVrangllnn Discord. Tho Democratic discord is still on with no promise of Immediate abate ment. The annual nominating conven tion callod for lost Monday in the Court House at Mauch Chunk, witness ed almost tho samo wild scenes of two weoks provlous. County Chairman Frank P. Sharkey ocouplod a position on one sido of tho room and Mlohal Cassidy, was on tho othor. At a few minutes boforo eloven both roso and called tho mooting to ordor slmulan tanoously. This was notice for tho holding of two conventions, and with. out loss of tlmo nominations and elec tions for presiding officers wero effect, od. Tho regular Domocratlo organlza. tlon mode W. W. Brobst, of Lansford, Chairman; rotor Helm, Lehlghton; John Breslln, Summit Hill, and Joseph Arner, vice chalrmon; Robert Krelder and Harry Sheotz, of Mauch Chunk, recording secretaries. Tho antl-Esser forces placed F. Pierce Lentz, of Le hlghton, in tho chair; Daniel Rouse, of Wcatherly, vice chairman; II. A. Kelser, of Mahoning, and Frank Swartz, of East Mauch Chunk, recording secro tarlos. No time was lost on either side, and both got down to business in the same room. Tho regular Democracy mado Messrs. Jamos T. Mulhearn, of Lansford; Jos. Fisher, of East Mauch Chunk; Judge Prico, of Mauch Chunk, and Wo, F. Blory of Welssport, dele. gates to the coming State Convention, Delegates to tho Stato Convention in 1892 wero elected as follows: J. J, O'Brian and Hon. Allen Craig, of Mauch Chunk; Jas. J. Gallagher, East Mauch Chunk, and Fred Schmidt, Lo highton. Hugh J. Sharpo, of Lansford was made the choice of the convention for delegate to tho Constitutional Con. ventlen, with power to choose his own conferees. Georgo W. Esser, of Mauoh Chunk, was nominated for Prothono tary; Jonathan Kistler, of Lehlghton. for Sheriff; John O'Connell, of Boavor Meadow, for Jury Commissioner. resolution was presented and passod declaring tho action of tho other con ventlon as null and void. Adjourned. The opposition proceeded with their business by making Daniel Rouse, of Weatherly; John Craig, of Little Gap; Milton Brodhead, of Mauch Chunk, and John Fritzgorald, of Beaver Meadow, delegates to the coming Stato Demoeratlo Convention. Delegates for tho convention in 1892, wero elected as follows: J. G. Zern, Welssport; A. J. Durllng, Lehlghton; Mlohal Cassidy, NesquohoningjJomes Sweeney,Summlt Hill. John A. Quin, of Lansford, was declared the choice of the convention for delegate to the Constitutional Con. ventlon, with the power to choose his own conferees. Elwon Bauer, of East Mauch Chunk; O. A. Clauss, of Lehigh ton, and Tom Boyd, of Mauch Chunk, were before the convention for the office of Prothonotary. On the third ballot Clauss was doclared nominated for Sheriff the names of John Brlgh ton, of Coalport, Kelly, of Banks, and A. R. Heller, of Weatherly, were pro posod. Heller secured tho persimmon. Condy Boyle of East Mauch Chunk pulled in tho Jury Commissioner,! plum. Adjourned. notes by the way. The following newspapers were m representation: Weatherly Herald, Percy Faust; Mauch Chunk Democrat, E. II. Rauoh; Carbon Advocate, H. V, and G. W. Morthlmor; Hazleton Sen tlnol, Pat McGorvey; Hazleton Plain Speaker, Mr. Coll; Lansford Record james malloy; Gazette-Tlmos, O'Brian and Klnker. Esser was a leader from tho start and the bolters knew it. Kistler was a favorlto with delegates from all points in tho county. It was a rattling good day for tho ro gular Democracy. RAUCH. THE QREAT naUtlcal nurifler has thus far failed to publish his opinion of tho immaculate iimmv mnl. loy, now trustee of a hospital. This moaern Ammon and Puythias aro hug. ging eaoh other pretty closely lust now Perhaps jimmy wants to get a hold on old l'lts shoes. It looks that way. FIGURES TKIX T1TK TAUS. Tho following statement neods uo explanation as the intelligence of the Democrats of the county Is unques tlonod and they oro able to draw their own duductlons from tho result of the convention. Contested Districts. 1 . i3 43 22 ICO 40 135 57 4 119 20 23 50 GO 25 1 42 SSI 18 1 15 30 K9-Suinmlt mil 165 -N. Kidder U 38J-lhlghton 191 118 Audenrled 00 230 East Mauch Chunk.... 130 ail Heaver Meadow , lor 28 Hackelbernle 20 324 Weatherly 142 Lansford, middle ward 43 Lansford, Eastward... to Lansford, West ward.. 07 304 Mauch Chunk, 1st w... 138 Its Mauch Chuna, 2d w. . . 73 W-Packerton 41 75 llowmans 4i 61 l'enn Forest. 18 Its Mahoning 27 in Franklin 72 SJ Lehigh a is Lausanne it 74 Packer to IB Towamensing 20 171 Nesquebontng Jeariesvtlle K 3M3 Us8 Uncontested Districts Ill-East Fenn SS-MIUport 83 Little Gap 35-Bo. Kidder M-Weluport 15 Bloomlngdale 1153 40 21 Contested Election Dlst's, Esser, 40 Antl-K, Uncontested Ksser, 3 Antl-K, Totals 43 A Dzleqate. Ir the Democracy of Carbon county should put its leadership In tho hands of such men as Enbody and Maloy, then we say God help tho Demoeratlo party, for it will need all the holp It can get and don't you forget It SKCltKT BOCIETT nnitT. V. 0.. Joseph N. Bennett, of La. high Council, 101, Jr. O. U. A. M., will represent bis council at Uulontown on the 8 th. The talk of re-organizing the de funct John Lentz Camp, S. of V., in this town, is very quiet A vent harmonious trio, with no dis respect to the dootor, who Is tho best Democrat of tho lot, Is tho appoint ment of J. G. Zern, Mickey Cassidy and A. J. Durllng, as antl-Esser dele gates to the stato convention noxt year. Tho follow who arrainged the combina tion is a Statesman. ABOUT TUB STATU. Mrs. Anna DcIIsYcrj, aqcd 80, of Nor rlslown, while looking out of a second ttory window, lost her balance and fell to the pavement below, sustaining fatal Injuries. Daring the cervices of the Salvation Ar my at their chapel Sunday evening, at Al lentown, the floor gave way and a panic ensned. All got out safely with much torn clothing. The Lehigh Valley Coal Company has purchased thirteen acres et coal land from the Charles Barber estate. The land Is located at the north aide of MInersvllle and close lo their York Farm colliery. Executions were issued at Lancaster for 122,012 against n array P. Haverstick, miller, of Lampeter township. His assets are expected to pay his liabilities. The Reading Company's colliery at Lo cust Date have been worked out and opera. lions have ceased. The miners employed at that mine hare been transferred to the Potts colliery, which has been Idle for elgh t years. To Our Subscribers. Tho special announcement which up peared in our columns some time since, announcing a spoclal arrangoment with Dr. B. J. Kondall Co., of Enosburg Falls, Vt., publishers of "A Treatise on the Horse and his Disoasos," whereby our subscribers wero enabled to obtain a copy of that valuable work free by sending their address to B. J. Kondall Co. (and. enclosing a two-cent stamp for mailing same) Is renewed for a limited period. Wo trust all will avail themselves of tho opportunity of ob taming tms vaiuaoio worir. xo ovory lover or the iiorse it is indispensable as it treats in a simple manner all the diseases which allllct tins noble animal Its phenomenal salo throughout tho Unitod States and Canada, make it standard authority. Mention this paper when sending for "Treatise." duiyii-iac The Soap that Cleans Most is Lenox. rtOTO Fits. ItODBKBIl, under the Exchange w uoiei. uanic street, lor a smooin snare ore rasmonauie nair cul. Err- uiosea on Bunuavs lloeder'a nalr tonic, cures Dandruff. We carry In stock a full line of fancy toilet articles at low est prices, and we are the only place In town wnere you can uuy jjenuers iream xor me luce, S TIMER'S SHAVING SALOON, opposite the Advocate Offick. Is headauarters for snaring, oaircuiung ana suampooiug. uauu XT HUMAN, the barber, opposite the Opera iimiRti. mu uni r. Runes mm (lues everv. uuug in nrsircutss BiytB urup in auu see uuu- For Prothonotary D. G. Watkins ' Kesquehonlng Subject to the decision of the Republican Komi naung uonyenuon. For Sheriff, Joseph S. Tr'abb, Of Lehlghton, Ia., Subject to the Republican nominating Con. yontlou. For Prothonotary, H. D. Snyder, Of Farryvllle, Carbon County. Subject to the Republican Nominating Con. ventlon. For Prothonotary Joseph Richards, Of Summit II111, Carbon county, Fa. Subject to the rules governing the Republics uuuiiuuuuK conreuuou. Executor's Notice. Estate of Mary Rex, deceased, late of the Dor- ougu or .enignion, uaruou county, ra. Letters testamentary of thA latt wilt And t. tamcntotthe late Mary Hex, deceased, of the county and state atorenald, have been granted to the undersigned. All parsons knowing them selves to be Indebted to Raid nstAtA will mAlcn settlement at once, and persons having claims win prcBeiit me sumo uuiy auinenucaiea xor BCIUCIIIQUU ULU, Al. ttxecuior, Sept. 6, 1M1.0W Lehlghton, V Stoves, Tinware. Heaters and Ranges, In Great Variety at Samuel Graver' Topular Store, Bank Street. Roofing and Spouting a specia ty. Stove repairs furnished on &ort notice Reasonable! Weissflort Business Directory, I'OH A SMOOTH EASY - SHAVE, AND A Sttusu Haiu Cut, ao to IK. P. ESRANG TU1C BABBKB, Over the Canal Bridge, IT LEADS THEM ALU IN NEWS m ADVOCATE.1 BKIQHT. CLEAN, INDEPENDENT, Read It! "JJUIaMKLIN house, east weissport, pknn'a. This bouse offers first-class accommodations to he permanent boarder and transient guest, ranle prices, only One Dollar per day. imnT-ir Jcwir Rxuuia, Proprietor. Oscar Christman, WEISSPORT, PA Livery and Exclianqe Stables, iasy riding carriages and safe driving horses. Rest accommodations to agents and travellers. Mall and telegraph orders promptly attended to. Give roe a trial, mavai ly The - Welssport - Bakery, C. W. LAUItY. PROPRIETOR, Delivers Fresh Bread and Cake In Welupoct, Lehlghton and vicinities every day. In the store I have a Fine Line of Confectionery or the Holiday Trade. Sunday schools and lA vals supplied at law wt prices. docJ-.-ui P CI) j?fc fcljt et) i i wm by 1 B Genuine tea Red H tin tag on every Dlucr. Old HQIlESTYlsucftiawt edged to bo tile purest; and rrjoat lasting pleoe rifStandard Chewing Tobacco on the martfeL'Unng I? a better test than any talK ttbout it. Give itafair trial. Your dealer has iL 3X0. FUZER & BROS., LOHlSTille. &. HAVE YOUR Freiflt Baiea&e anil Parcels DELIVERED AY John F. Hottenstein. Careful attention paid to tho Delivery of Freight, Baggage and Tarccls to all parts of town at tho lowest prices. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited, B3rLeave orders at Sweeny's. Koch'i or iielbeugulh s. THRESHING1?8 HimnlMt. Mnst riii ruble. Economical and ter leci in use. WHSies no ruui ; vacuus it icuuj MiM Miles and Horse Powers, Qmv Al inland Standard Implements geU' Oaw iVllllSefiy. send for 111 Catalopie. A. B. Farquhar & Co.. Pennsylvania Agricultural Works, York. Pa. 00 TO Qns. Miller's Poplar Restaurant, FOll FRESH LAGER BEER, Finest Brands of Liquors, such as Gibson's Pare Rye, Dougherty's Pure Rye, Genuine Silver Brooh, Imported Gin and Brandies, Finest Cigars. First-class Free Lunch alway on the Har. To Contractors anil Bnilte The undersigned announces to Contractors and Builders that he has now opened his stone quarry, at Beaver Itun , and Is prepared to supply Building Stones In any quantity at reasonable rates, lie also keeps a supply at his residence on SECOND STREET, to supply Immediate demand. IIAULINU of every description, promptly at tended to. Also, constantly on hand a full supply, of the uest uranus or Flour and Teed, which he will sell at Lowest Market Prices. CHARLES TRAINER, SECOND STREET, LEIII0I1T0N, FA A NEW PRINCIPLE. We Positively guarantee Dr, Boyd's Little Giant Nerve and Liver Pills To cure Constipation, Indigestion, Bllllousness j orpm uver, rain in mo nacK, iiios, ueaaacne, Bad Taste In tho Mouth arising from lnalges tlon. by strengthening tho nerves and regulat lnp the actlun of the Stomach Liver and Kidneys. Do not bo deceived. Dr. lloyd's Lit tle Ulaut Nerve aud Liver Fills act on a new principal, iney act, on me nerves of tue stomach, liver and kidneys giving them health, and vigor, what Is more evident ofthelrcuratlve Qualities, inan me race mat me longer taken the lets required, that Is more than van be eald of any other Dill on the market, a trial will con vince the most skeptical lulnil, that what we Claim is true, incse are a lew ot tue many testl' ruonlals we have received. Tltton. da., Aug. 20th 1800. Dear Sir; The jrius receiveu, nicy arc ma uesi i ever usea. T. W, OLAItK, Lake Crystal Minn., May It. DM Dear Sir I have taken Pills sent me. enclosed find mo send ine more I hae been troubled for years with Indigestion, constipation and nerreousness since I take Dr. Boyd's Pills I feel good, have uucu uiiLur uiucra wuu uo renei yours re spectfully. ' ADAM BEANE1U For sale by all dealers In medicine at ssc per oox, tern oy man on receipt oi price, nam' Lehlghton. pa. UPnwt We print picnic bills. Ali. CAjVIPBELL Jeweler and Watctafcer, Bank Street, Lehighton, inna especially invites the attention of his friends and the citizens geaerally to his Immense new stock of Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Jewely, at Prices that defy competition. It will pay you o call and Inspect my stock before purchasing elsewhere. REPAIRING Promptly done at lowest eh&rce, nd all work Don't Mel the Place. SIGN OP THE BIG WAT OH, Bank St Lehlghton Deciotwi 3 WYyi iBsHLsrit r H P fi3 ) v is! K5u e&s ( 4 j j c- P3 TIT 3 aJ : URP Koara rosT stixxt, lihiohtos. IS THE PLACE FOK Fine Suitings and Fantalooninis at the lowest prices which art 10 to 20 per cent. lower than elsewhere. A perfect fit and best workmanship guaranteed In every nstance. Befort purchasing els where call and tea as, -31-ly During the year 1891 You will find -AT SWEENY'S "Corner Store" JUST THE PLACE TO BUY jyry Goods Croceaiep, Notions, Glassware, Oranges, Banans, Grapes, Lemons, Apples, Nuts, Candies and everything Usually foune in a thoroughly first-class general store. We solicit a call and guarantee satisfaction. REMEMBER THE Corner Store, LEHIGHTON PA. Ham j Mill?, LBHIGHTON, PLANING - MILL. UANUFAOTCKKIl OF Window ahd Doob Frames, Doors, Shutters, window wishes, Mouldings, Brackets AMD DEAUta IN All Kinds of taed Uer Shingles, Failings, Hemlock Lumber, &c., Sic. Very Lowest Prices. Watches, - Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Bronze Clocks, any thing in the Jewelry Line, 50Ct Psr Wooki Join a club hi which you only pay the above small sum and your watch, valued at $40 is estimated to only cost $17,00 Certificates are now being Issued by FRANK GBRMAN, (1BNBRAI, AGBNT, TFeissport. - - inn'a. W. F. HOFFORD, Lehighton, Pa. iprll 13, Wil-Cm WALL. PAPER, Decorations, Picture Rods, Cove TTindow Shades, Spring Hollers, fringes. Carpet Lining. BOOKS, STATIONERY, Blank Books, Easels, Games, -Blocks.Yancy Oardi, Etc,, etc., PAINTS, Oils, Glass, Putty, Brushes, Colors, Artist's Materials. General Painter's Supplies, EsFsLuckenbach Ho. 61 Bmlm M 9 Fa. Swltab.XkMk Ttasa Tabl. Cars lear Bwlteb-Baek Dspot, lUneb Chunk at sjo, lo.lt SLUd 1L a. m. I.U0, t.30, IV and tM p. m. Cars leave Summit Kill at s,M and lUOs.m; 11.33, 1.60, 3.20, 4JS& and 8.16 p, 10. SUNDAY. IYt Mxueu CbLjik at 10 aad 2.2S p. m. Leave Susunlt Bui at set Waaalt .p. m. . -,..b If you are contemplating n coursa In BUSINESS or SHORTHAND, It will pay you to visit the AMERICAN BUSINESS Colte, Allbntown, Pa., belore deciding whero to go, thongh you may live thousand miles away. It stands at the head of Commercial Colleges.ln Its educational character) nsa medium for supply ing business men with trained and callable as sistants: as a means of placing ambitious young men ana ladles on the road to success, and In the extent, elegance and cost of Its equipments. Six Separate Departments with as many Courses ot Stndy.underthepersonal supervision ot Eight instructor! an specialists, muiiraieu v ana logue mailed to any address, tree. Address, O O DORNBY, Prin. EVPIeaie menelon this paper. o-2T-Cm Lehigh Valley R. R, Co. Arrancemont of Passenger Trains. In Effect Mat 10th, 1891. usave LitmaiiTON For Newark and New York 122. 7.30. s.dt. and 11.12 a-m.: i-oa, s.22 i 7.24 p.m. For Manunka chunk and Ilelr Idere 6.22, T.30 9.00, a.m.t 2M and Tt p m. ror ij&muenviue du ircnion v.uu ana 11.13 .m.t and 12.53 p.m. For Slatlngton, Catasauqua. Allentown, Beth lehem, and Easton, 7.07, 7.D0, 9.00, 9.67. 11.12 a.m , 13.52, S.0S. 0.22 7.24 and 10.42 p in. For Philadelphia and points south at 6.22, 7.07, 7.30, 9.00 and 11.12 a. ro.: 3.0c 6.22 and 7.24 p. m. For IteadlngandllarrlsburK 7.30, and 11.12a, m 308, 6.22 and 7.24 p.m. ror jMjwinns. iihkii uup, uerryioru, uiu ry's, Vhlto Ilall, Coplay, and Ilokendauqua 6.22,7.07, 9.00 3.67 & 11.12 ft. m. 1242, 2.42,6.22, and 10.42 P.M. For Mauch ChUPk 6.62, 7.43, 9.36, 11.20 and 11.41 a.m. : l.ll, 3.18, 6.2J, 73, 81, 9.33 and 11.01 p. in. and 12.47 Night. For neaineriy ana jiazieton 0.02, 7.43 9.3s ana 11.43 a.m.: 3.18,6.26,7.23, 10.64 p.m. For Mauanoy City, Shenandoah and Ashland 6.62, 7.43, 9Ja and 11.43 a-m.; 3.18, 6.25 ti 7.23 p.m For Jit. Carmel and Sbainokln 0.62, 7.43 and 1I.4HB. TTI.! Cl.Ti T). III. For PottSYllle 6.62. 7.30. 7.43. 9J0 11.12 and 11.43 a. m., s.06, 3.18, and 7.23, 7.24 p.m. For White Haven, Wllkesbarre and Scranton 6.62,7.43,9.3a and 11.43 a.m.j 3.18. 6.26, 7.23 and iu.m n-m. For l'lttston and L. & I). Junct., 6.62, 7.43, 9,30, ana ii.sb a.m. ; 3.1s, 0.20, 7.1 ana 1U.&4 p. ni. For Tunkbaniiock 11.41 a. m.; 3.18. 6.23 and 1A.U n.m. ForOwego, Auburn, Ithaca and Geneva 11.48 a. ni.; iu.m p.m. rut lucj llliu, ,unnuB. uojic, ,, , , tj, mlra, ltochestcr, Euffalo. Niagara Falls ana the wast ii.h H.m.: una iu.m v. m. For Elmlra and the West via Salamanca at 3.18 p. m. SUNDAY TRAINS. For New York 6.02 and 10.07 a.m. ; 629 p.m. For Fhlladelnhla 8.02 a. m.: 2.62 and 6.29 D. in, For Easton and Intermediate Btatlons 6.02, 8.02. 10.07 a.m. 12.82, 2J2. 6.29 and 0.02 p. in For Mauch Chunk 8.14, 0X0,10.23 a.m.; 12.2C, 0.13, imh ana vu p.m. ror KeaainK us o.iu u. i.. ; z.oi aim o.rj p. in. rur iiuziouiu v.w tt.uit: n q, ..10 u. iv.at u.iii. For Mahanoy City aud Hhcnandoah 12.2s ana 3.18 p.m. Fnr Whlta Haven. Wllkes-llarre. Plttston. Knr I'niuviiifl &i'.ri n. m lUUKUauuuvft, junauua, objic, itiiuv. ucucm Auburn, Elmlra, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West 10 64 p.m. For runner particulars inquire 01 Accmsior Time Tables. n. u. itiinuiuiii May 11, 'a", ly (len'l Fnss. Aeent. South Bethlehem, Fvnna Livery Stables. D. J. KISTLER Ilesecttulljr announces to the publlo that he has opened a NEW LIVERY STA11LE, and that he Is i,ow prepared to furnish "Teams for Funerals, Weddings of Business Trips on tho shortest no Ice and roost liberal terms. Orders lett at the Carbon House" will receive prompt attention. STABLES ON NORTH STREET, next the notel. Lehlghton. an22U- QRKGKETTGOLLEGE 341 flrkdtli mt btk mzii utlatswl u rood mmIUdsis. Prof. ALEXANDER BOHDROUi I am now 71 yeras of age. Was a student of medicine and Surgery for seven years under the famous Dr. Kelsou. and alter ten Years' hard study and In consultation with seven of the most eminent physicians in the city ot rhilodelphla since 1ST. I have discovered the cure ot many so-called Incurable disease. It can no longer be doubted that the spine can be cured 1 that paralyzed limbs can be restored 10 uieir natural u, ana general ueuuuy cureu, Conceslton of the brain, apoplexy, results of sun stroke and the worst cases ot rheumatism, set idea, neuraurla. liver comDlalut. Brlchti' dis - ... hU .. 1, .... n rfl..... Hn tarrb. broacbltls, chronle dysentery, and so called heart disease and dlphterla, all entirely cureu wiw pure meaicines 01 my own prepara rlon. if used nronerlv as directed. Uiuins; nine years over ls.ooo persons In this city atone bare used these medicines and are IWlni witnesses of their worth. All their names can be obtained by oalllnr at the office and lab oratory of Professor Boudrou, No. 1727 North Tenth 8 tree t. Philadelphia, I was mysf If in jured In the spine and paralyzed for seven yean and pronounced Incurable by seven of the most able physicians and suigeons of this city. I am now wen anu ueauoy, imTiug cureu myscu wiia iiiv own medicines Uo not listen to those prejudiced against Im- Erovcmeut in niFUIciue ami uie, wueu you can I will not go Into pracilco myself, belnEover oe years 01 age, oui wtu sen my mcaioines, 1 have two eminent physicians connected will) me to attend to calling at tbe rosldenres of tho sick If required. Come one. come all sufferers and be restored to health, cured by these pure medicines and luus seo vxpeneuce uuu ueiiero lur uuicif ca. Office and Laboratory open ally from 7 A.IM. to 9:00 I'. M. Call or write ALUXANDK, BOUDROU, 1727 N. lOtlist., Fhlladelphla.I'a. AY! HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SAW? IF SO, CALL ON TOE Carta Cogy loiproyept Co., Weisspprt, F0.1 Where you can havo nil kinds of lumber sawed at the very lowest prices Satisfaction guaranteed in every partipular. Fire Wood ! In all lengths and in all quant ities supplied cheaply. Fine Pippjc JBU1 printed at this office at low price. IT And we Have Em! In great assortment and at all prices. We can't tell you all ahout them, but thoy are perfect in style, workmanship and price. Come and see and also take a look at Our Garpets and Furniture. In. which lines are included everything worth be ng Everything is new style, price and Don't buy until you see our stock of goods Kemerer & Swartz, NORTH FIRST STREET, FINI IMPUTE! GOODS Hummers Queensware Bazaar, FIRST STREET. ICE CREAM, SODA WATER, MILK SHAKE, CON FECTIONS AND FRUITS. WE A HE now nicely located In our new store room anil with increased facilities and conveniences aro better than ever pre pared to cater to the public. We extend an earnest Invitation to tbe people to call and see us at our handsome new store. Ice Cream and Confections. 1 tlval committees and wedding parties will be promptly supplied at the very lowest price. Don't buy elsewhere until you call andglearn our prices. ) furnish all flavors of Cream In any quantity at short notice. FINE SILVERWARE, WATCHES AND BEAUTI FUL JEWELRY. WE CARRY as fine and as complete a line of tbe above goods as can be found in any Jewelry Store In Carbon county. We have all the newest novelties and the prices ate the very low set. syConio and seo us before you buy. All the Yery Latest Novelties in Toys Ohas. H. Nusbaum, BRIDGE STREET, WEISSPORT, PA. IflDUJIIDIff f aU kinds nicely executed JUD VlUnil at this office. Prices low. John W. Heller, EAST WEISSPORT, DKALBU IK Heaters and Ranges, Tinware and Pais, At Very Lowest Prices. Particular attention paid to General Jobbl ng Furnace and Pump Work. ESTIMATES cheerfully furnished for House Heating with Hot Air, Steam or Hot Water Circulation. All work Guaranteed I T. HORN -AT THE Central Drug Store, Off. THE rUBMO 8QUARK Bnnlc Street, Lehighton, Pa., 18 HEAPgWAUTBltU )'p Pure Drugs nnd Medicines, Fine Soaps, Brushes, &c., &c, phoice Wines and Liquors, Wall Paper and Decpratipno Spectacles 1 When you buy a pair ot Shoes you want a good fit. But If tou need SPECTACLES It Is much more Important that the EVE should be accommodated with correct lenses and a proper y fitting frame which will bring the lenses di rectly factor, the centra of the eye. If you buy ypurspettacIejtnr.IIorn, you will and the apnye points prppeny aiienqea i,q. PERSCRIPTIONS Caefolly CoilWfleil OctlS-lM7 Seidell Bakery, first Mtreet, I-ehlghlQRi )'ou V'" lwv n"d freshest and lieu BREAD AND CAKES. Rye, Wheat and Vienna Bread Fresh Kverv fjav. Our Vleuna Bread cannot be'exseUed. We respeof ully solicit your patron age. Watch (Dr the Soidel's Vienna Uakery, Opp. Ubert S, FIRST ST.. LEHIQIITON, PA Dr. 0. IS TIME TO TALK ABOUT Genuine Mason Jars, $1 per Dozen. LEHIQRTON. Where Shall I luyMyCloth The changing seasons once mow brings back tho to every man, yourself included. Of course you are going to fix up a little, as every one else does. Nothing extravagant A New Suit that will afford comfort for tho 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 re quired by you. Still there will be no dodging The Same Old Question, My Clothes ? And it must be decided before you make your purchose. bet Us Answer the Qaea tiou feu Yon this Tirng, And we will give you 1st A Square Deal. 2nd. A saving of several dollars on each Suit of Clothes we makp you, 8rd. The newest and best styles in fabric, best workman ship and very lowest prices. Give Us a Call. You shall have the most careful attention, unlimited opportunity for sntjsfaptoiy selection, a per fect fit, anfi tfie fairest pripe. Clauss & Lehighton, Pa. tvrbe usual large assortment of Hats and Caps, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Slippers, tic A.S.Jlbeiiold, Bbamcu Orrioa i Oyer J. W. Raudenbusb' liquor Store, BANK STREET. LEUIOHTON ueullslry In all ita branches. Teeth Extracted irltbout j'alp. Gas administered when requested. Office Uays-WUPEBDAY pf eadh week P O. admen, UXXNTOWN. Ml ILftbxbcoantT.Fa. BrOsi
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