ORIGINAL CRW CASH STORE Stationery Specialties Wliioh arc in demand day in and day out. An elegant assortment of box papers from the cheapest up to the finest bristols. Writing Tablets with assorted lithographed fronts the biggest thing on earth for 10 cents.with an indestructible back. A full line of Irish linen pa per tablets. An article that is rarely found in this section. Writing papers in various qualities and sizes. Envelopes in white and am ber. Sevoial grades and sizes. Pens, almost nil makes afe Republican candidate for tlio nomina te say, Pen holders in endless variety Lend pencils in all the many makes and stylos. Combination lead pencils- Lead pencil holders with erasers. Slate Pencils. Paper weight, neat styles. Ink and pencil crn&ers of all ing mill for this town, tmUnstookoom Bizes. Black and blue inks. J. T. NUSBAUM, Flint Wlrcpt, between Sontli an.l limn Street, l.clitRliton. m. SPICILY TOLD. Tlio Nimik of! n 1,1 rely Tim n Told In n IVw WiimI 1v i JlimtlniK Itorortrr. O ir imblic m' r.ooK mr well ntlcnd- ol. v Work is Knid to lie brink at tho ! liiBh utovo Foundry. Property owner nlonp Alum sd root aro laying pavement h. Don't mian the bane ball entertain ment. Saturday evening. Full line of. Ingrain nud Brassed oar pets at Honry Schwartz's. IHreyour teams from David Ebbert. Lowest rates and flnests rigs. Daniel Bultzer is out after a week's illnoKS with intermittent fever. Moses Ilellman will heat his haud some Third streot homo with steam. The talk of a Methodist chapel for the north end of this city is very quite. The capital stock of the Lehighton Water Company, now $20,000 will be Increased $10,000. Townsman Adam Lltzenbergerls a IN A F" W WORDS. !!! the Sloiy ol Tlio .lck In timl Alinllt The Carbon Advocate "SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 180J. l'lSOl'Ll? ON TI1K GO. I'Iah lMctunn of Familiar 1'nce Comliifr mid flolnfr. John J. Kutz was nt Allontown this week. Miss Anuio Clark spout a few days this wool: at Nosquohonlng. Judge C. II. Soidol, of Normal Square, was a familiar flguro. in town. Sheriff Hiram P. Lovnn, of tho county Seat, was in town on Wodnos-day. Mrs. Snyder, of Philadelphia, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Supthon on First street. Mrs. Levi Minor, of Woathorly, was a guest of Josoph Ssila and family this wcok. Mrs. Al. Sitlor, of Third street, is onjoying a briof sojourn to Ilothlohem rolativos. A. D. Fothor mid C. A. Qerber, both of Roynold's, Schulkill county, wero guests of T. J. Brotnoy over Sun day. Jamos Fatzingor and wife, of town, attondod tho funeral of Mrs. Jamos Fatzingor of Bath on Wednesday after noon. II. D. Snydor, tho obliging Valley agent at Parryvillo was in town Wocl nosday for a short time talking politics with tho "big" Republicans. Mr. Sny. dor Is a candidate for. Prothonotary and Is making n rattling canvas for tho honors. T.ITTI4I! GAP. A I-lvply Wrllr HR,nlnffR ul Olil Cnrlmn -Lunsford U to have a llunfraiiau Catholic ehurfh. 433 pupil') urn enrolled in tho pub lic schools of Srntnlt Hill. Labor Day was well observed Viy pooplo in up tho county mining towns, Public roads in tho uppor end of tho county are imid to be in poor con dition. Beaver Meadow Hungarians have been victimized out of 83000 by a native sharper. The old Lehigh Valley round house at Packorton is being converted Into a car shop. The car works at Joanosvillo are building twelve coal gigs for a Nautl- coke party, Every town in tho county that 1ms nny prido for itBolf Is trotting out a candidate for Prothonotary. Tho crazy man who has terrorized Hon of Prothonotary. Sandy Run has been captured and Is Work on the John S. Lentz resl- ,low "t tho" Laurytown poor house. denoe Is being pushed rapidly by con- Weatherly s public schools opened tractors Arner Sc. Sloy or. on Tuesday with a full corps of teach See the magnificent line of gold 0 nua a Urge attendance of seholars. watches now on exhibition at E. Kohl's September weddings for Weathorly jewolry store, Mauoh Chunk. WH1 o Samuel Ilofford to Miss Emma Are you irettln ready for the fairT iouugi and William Woelcs to Miss If not. you should, for the time inter- Lizzie Beobert. veiling is rapidly growing shorter. Valley station agent Gllbort, of There is some talk of another plan- -tjetilgli uap, will assume control of the Hotel at that place on the removal of pany will likely soon be organized. D- Shlffert, the present landlord. Good oight day docks for $2M and An Auilenried man named Hnrkins upward at E. II. Hohl's, Mauoh Chunk, looked on the wino whon it was rod, at We have a hi c stock to select from. Ulazlelon tho otlior day. It cost him . Robert Blank was given judgement ami then he wished that ho hadn't. iu tho sum of $30.0G against William Jamos Gallaghor, of Buck Mount Waiok in 'Squiro Boltz's court Monday. '"i dtetl on Friday and was buried on Fine flag stono pavements for Monday. Deceased was agod iirty years William Shadlo and Jacob Dreibelbles and was an old resident In this region will be lower First street improvements. Raokert Alarm Clock. Tho best and only rellahlo alarm clock for a railroad man. Sold by E. II. Ilohl, Mauch Chunk. Tho county commlsssoners should send a bridgo builder down our way to tighten up tho iron bridgo crossing tho Lohigh river. Pooplo who want tho very nowost designs iu wall papors, bordors and decorations,always go to Luckonbach's, Mauch Chunk. A daughtor of Charles Weiss, a Mrs. Mitcholl, of California, horo for sometime in tho hopo of recovey from Illness, died Tuesday night, There is n dysontory epidemic at the Laurytown poor-houso. Last week thoro were six deaths three in ono day. It keeps tho physicians hustling. -Woathorly's population is 2001, with 7(52 voters. That town should from necessity havo two wards. Why don't you pcoplo do something in tho matter. -A woman named Downs, foil into tho Lohigh rivor nt Pcnn Havon Junc tion on Monday and was drownod. Her body has not boonrocovorod. Sho was a residont of Aldeu, Pa. -If tho morchants of Nosquohonlng possossod any snap thoy would bouueo the pack peddler from their town. Ho The grand muBioal ontortnlnment for is nn unnatural nulsnnco, pays no tax the base-ball club has boon postponed nnu suouui ue made to go. to a dato indoflnito. Announcement will bo made later with small bills. -With two horses, Jacob Dreibelbibs the othor day hauled, on ono load, threo cord of bark from tho Contral railroad station to Kuntz's tannery. Pay dav for Nosquohonlng means in tho words of a corrospondont to an oxchange, "a doparturo from tran quility to make room for various noisy vendors." Tho town is to bo pitiod. William Ward, president of tho . John Bronnor, thocarpotweavoron loung Mens Socioty," of Beavor Second street, is tho owner of a fig tree Moadow, was prosontod with a gold- that Is bearing fruit. This is qulto a headed umbrella by friends for his un- novelty for this section of the country, tiring efforts in behalf of tho society, -Ladios who want tho vory nowost ucorgo D. Sehmert for a number and tho vory latest make it a rulo to go of years proprietor of tho hotel at Mill- to Miss Alvouia Graver's popular milli- port, has purchased tho Chorryvillo nory storo, on First street. Lowest Hotol, at Chorryvillo. Tho salo was pricos, finally effected on last Thursday. Con- Evorybody is buying souvenir sideration, 81500. spoons 1 Why don't you? la. II. Ilohl, uivino services will bo lield nt tho jowolor, is tho only ono in tho conn- Parryvillo on Sunday morning at ton ty that lias tho Lohighton souvonir clook by Rov. A. Hubor, pastor of tho ctnll,iiT nr.rrn 1 lnfnrmnrl fmifT.nfwtlnn All mninl,nwi Lively Community llrleOy Itemized by ""-"" TT" T., , , . , ,.tl.,T " -""""""" n Ilrlelit TencH l'utlicr. 1 x"u luuuur ui uiiuuhuuu wunu i v uuiiumy uumuuiLuu uru u.yuuitju .Advortlso your real oslato In tho famous show which recently oxhibtod to bo In attendance. Cahuon Advocate. here, was pulled In at Huzloton tho "A gamo nog" is u person who . ."Latwarg" parties are in vogue In other day for refusing to pay the usual snoots gamo out of season, Thoy this soctlon, this fall. circus llconse foe. auouna ovorywliero. Tho law-abiding .Tho farmers nro busy ploughing At tlio regular monthly meeting on gunnor natos nim worso than tho devil and gotting ready for sowing. Monday evening, Council accepted tho natos Holy water. Enforce tho law, .Tho camp-mootlug soason Is fast Ufty-two electric lights furnished tho orotuorn. That's all you havo to do, drawing to n close for this yoar. borough by tho Carbon County Im- Tr,Mn rnf Imamnrln tin nnnunmnpn prOVemOllt ComnanV. MAIIUNIHU. owing to tho f roquent heavy rains. Don't fail to seo tho finest solcctipn .Tho poach crop In this section Is so ol pretiy gold rings, with tho finest so plentiful that tho fruit can bo had for lected stonos you ovor laid your eyes nothing, on, now on uispiay nt ii II. llohl's jow . .Tho farmers are hunting nround ry store, Mauch Chunk, for curious things to exhibit at the ng. I l'Af'KF.HTOM. Iti-lfrlit Corrpppnmlcnt Wrltn VllilniMit ly on I.lvo Topic. I ;y It was reported that our oorpu- lent friend, Irvin Boers of tho For warding offlne, had formed a partner ship with a young lady of tho Lehigh Valley ; the office boys were ready with congratulations, but it seems now that the proposed arrangement Is not fully completed but will be In the very near future. t3T A very large number of Demo crats In this oounty aro under the Im pression that somo very questionable work was dono at the county meeting, and they are vory suro that tho treat ment of tho Esser delegates at Harris burg was undemocratic. Thoy were, ontltlod to a hoaring. Tho decision sa vors of a snap judgment beforojthe committoe mot officially. The efforts to beat Esser thus far aro impolitic Fair play, and ploutly of it, is Demo cratic anything olse Is Quaylsm. r Engine 577, built at Woathorly, dirt burner, now running on tho Le high division, with Josso Rpmig nt the throttlo, is making some noted hauls of empty coal cars. On Monday sho brought 101 gondolas from Bothlohom to Puokertou. Time, throe hours, with two stops for water. Tho nvorago weight of oaoh oar is about ten and one-half tons ; average length of car is about thirty-six foot ; tho 101 gondolas equal about 303 ordinary cars. -This engine is of tho same class 'as those built by tho difforont livisiou master mechanics. lyTho prosout condition of tho Democratic party iu tho county is not chaotic by no means. Tho issue is cloarly doflnod. Shall tho voter bo con trolled In tho selection of candidates by the prosont leaders, or shall thoro' ho a ohaugof This Is tho boue of con tention: thus tho prosont situation. Tho "fifth torm," &c, artobldo issues In troduced to divert and docoivo. It is simply this : Shall tho Democracy havo loadors, (we boliovo in loadors, not drivers) mon who nro not ontlroly sel fish, or shall it bo tho continuation of tho prnctico which has brought about tho prosont division? Tho fight will bo to a finish : tho voter will decide tho Issue. It Is not whothor Clauss or Essor wins both aro crodltablo nomi nees but whothor "falrnlav." honest politics dominates in tho Carbon Domocracy. Tho voters in Carbon aro croditod with having good senso, thoy ought not, and will not bo drivon to a decision. Botweon now and Novomber thoy will make up tholr minds not as to what thoy owo Cassidy or Esser, but as to what is right as an individual and as a Domocrat. Such abusivo epithets as "bolters," bums," throats of boycott, porsonal injury by defamation of character or loss of position may bo indulged in by those who havo lost all solf rospeot and consequently havo nono for othors, yet tho nvorago voter conscious of tho right to his opinion, which is as good as auothor's, no bettor, will cast his ballot for his choice. Thoj-o will bo "fair play" at tho polls. But whothor tho party is triumphant in tho county or not thoro will bo a chango of leadership, and that moans a botter- niont of Carbou Democracy. NEWSY W3IS SPORT. FROM MAUCH CHUNK. Tho Doliiot a Lively Community Splrcly Written Up. Ellon, wlfo of David Fritz, died last wook. Do not forget tho pic nlo of tho Jr. Al. Lukeus Hagcrmau sings tho old . u- A. M. on Saturday. ricultural fair. song: "Oh. It's nice to bo a fathor. It's Our farmers aro again losing a larco .Mrs. Stephen Chrlstman ono doy nioe to bo at tho head of a family." otc. l5art oI 'hoir potuto crop by tho rot. last week was stricken with npoploxy. It's a girl and woighs oight pounds. Al Samuol Goinmol, of Catasauqua, Sho Is not expected recover, smllos audibly. We'll havo a sodal was visiting in the valley during tho , Adam Borger, vooal leador at tho Wo display tho largost, nowost and wook. Jorusalom church, of Trachsvlllo, Is tho prottiofct stock of silvorwaro ovor To got advantage of tho fivo per happy "dad" of a bouncing baby boy. brought to Carbon county. Hohl, tho cnt reduction, taxes must bo paid be . .Adam Ifahn, of this placo, was the jowolor, Mauch Chunk. If you havo foro boptomber 20th. guest of Paul Ilolfolflugor, of Daniols- not soon our fall exhibition, then don't Sinco April 1st Albort Haldoman vlllo,Northamptou county ast Sunday, buy until you have. the whoolwrlght and blacksmith, has . . Audxow bmlth and wifo, of Lohigh- Manager Hngorman contomnlates Put on wagon tiros, ton, wore tho guosts of Aaron Smith opening tho Opora House for tho com- Miss Ircno Eggloston and tho irro- and wifo,pf this place, on buuday last, ing soason, sometime during tho oarly presenile Col. A. G. Mussolman spent , .Levi Uoorge and wiro,ot this place part of October. Ho will endeavor to Sunday nt Nosquohonlng, worotho guoete of Calvin II. Co&ten- BjVo our amusement going people only Jonathan Miller, ugod 80 years, ono bador and wifo, of Bollvartown, last first-class" attractions. of tho oldost citizens of Mahoning, died Sunday, P. J. Klstler, of Welssport, has lagt wook. Iutermont took placo on The public schools in this neigh- bought the P. A. German property on Saturday at Beusalom's church. borcood will open on Monday, October the corner of First aud Iron streots. Rev. II. D. Kurtz, of Allontown, 12th, and oontluue in eossion for six This is one of the moet valuablo loco- "llod tho pulpit of St. John's church months. Hons iu LehlKhton and the exaot lo- last Sunday. Rev. A. Bartholomew ex Potor P. Sehaeffer, of Kunkeltown, cation for a first class hotel. peots to be able to resume his minister, Monroo county, the other day had the . .Harrison Straup, of Second streot. htf duties next Sunday misfortune to lose n valuable young has been oleoted treasurer for the bor- Next Sunday morning Rev. W horse by death from oolto. ough of Lehighton, vice E. H. Snyder, Strauss will prouoh his annual Harvest Vcrylittlols heard from the oan, resigned. Mr. Straup is now treasurer llome sermon in St. John's church. didates for oounty oflloes sinoe the for the borough, the water company (.ouuty convention, xney suoiuu not and the Lehighton cemetery bo afroid to call around and look up Cllut. Miller struck Joe Webb's tho old voters. eating house for soinethhur to eat the A Baldwin applo raised by Charles other day and got away with eighteen pointed for th .i--.;ng term: Strauss' billies, measures lu circumference 11)4 hard boiled eggs, one loaf of bread, a Valley, Miss Htu-tbu L, Slttler; Oak iuohos and In diameter 1VH niches, this large bologna sandwich and drank Grove, 11 las Anna H. Keiser; New Ma isthe largest apple of the kind ever three glasses of soda. Oh my, oh me! honing, Miw Ida E. Wmmennaujllorn raised In our section. Henry Gumbert, of Mauonlmr Miss Helen Oarpoater; Lapp's, Miss Never was there such a demand for Valley, was in towu the other ulllht Lizzie Siuook; Pleasant Corner, Miss crocks and glass fruit jars as there is when his horse took fright aud run Ireue Eggleeton; Normal Square, W. O tlio present season. Fruit is plenty away. Gumbert was thrown. from the Xandor; Schaefer's, A. I. Wolfe; Beaver and sugar cheap, and lots of jaws and wagon aud the horse run up the Valley Run, Oscar luu-oerman, Nishollow, jellies will be stored for future use. and down over the mouuUlns Into George LenU iVj salaries are $27 and Tho Millport Lutheran Sunday Paekerton. $30 per month. The term, which Is one school had anuounoed their nfth an- Mrs. Lydin ttouiuert died Monday of six months, will open oft Monday nual picnic for Saturday, Sept. 5th, evening ut tho home of her sou, William, October 12th. Our schools are under but ou account of unpleasant weather iu Jamestown, a suburb of this cltv. of the control of the following efficient on that day It will be held on Saturday, paralysis of tho heart, 8he was aged Board of Dirc-jt u. .: President, Thomas tended to be the last one of the season in this Thursday. . Hi The New Mahoning aud Pleasant Corner Sunday schools will take part in the exercises. -The follo'.vln-' iw tho teachers aj- uylt will beheldpiiHaturday, paralysis of tho heart, 8he was aged Board of Dirc-jto, President, Thomas l. A cordial invitation is ex- 67 years, Six sons and four daughters Rehrig;seoretuiy,J.H.Miller;treasurer. i all. Don't miss It, as It may survive. Iutermont was mado on j D Hoffman- Moses Rov Vet)..,, it one of the season in this Thursday itoauiau, aioses ox, .Natliau section, Quite a number of our people vis ltij Savior's Lake on Sunday last; among tho number were tieorge M. Henry and wlfo, James O. Smith and wife, Tilghuian Smith and wife. Misses June Hill, June (iouger, Laura OreeuH Mftnsrs, iicorgo a. Henry and Lewis Smith. They all had u pleasant and i nim aMi, time. We nro Helling Out The following lino of ladles and mi.s-.cn jukits .in.'! coats at half price: '-!,"o ii .-ti r-. from upward ; AW btocki uLt iookets from $2.55 up ; 300 misses coats from $2.U) up ; 400 newmarkcts from $3.00 and up, anil a grout many of the latest stylesof jackets ami coats will Oc sold al a reat sacrifice at the Oue Price Star riot limy Hall, Maueli Chunk. . Council huve passed an ordinance compelling farmers, hucksters, butch ers, bakers, peddlers, Am., doing busi- uesb hero, to pay u license the same as tuey uo in otuer towns of any size or Importance. The ordlauce will ue pub lished shortly, following which it will be radically enforced. This will bring about $500 a year into the borough ex cueqnor. Lewis Mursteiuer, better known to the public us "Dutch Louie, the sho niuKer, uion early luesilay moriuug from the effect of liruin disease in-1 terment was made Thursday afternoon. Rev. J. Alvin Iteber, of the Reformed congregation officiating. Deoenstsl wus born in Germuuy anrl had no uour relutites. Ho wus ugod 4x jcars liiir log the illness ii sulting in hir, death he wu--taken i'aic of l.y Willi. ughl Wert Gumbert and David Eberts. Nowipaner Bwlliillora. If country nowspapor proprietors were to publish tho namos of subscrib ers who fake, read and onjoy, and aro gratified by, yet refuse to pay for tholr homo papers, tho reputation of most communities for moral honesty would doprociato vory greatly. Wo aro now get ting up a list of thoso who swindled us out of our labor and capital within tho past half dozen years, and wo doubt not Its publication In the near future will prove entertaining reading. George Vt'llltuma Deud. After an illness datlnc back two month. George Williams Is dead at the rlpo old age of 70 years, 8 month and 24 days, dissolu tion taking placo at five o'clock Friday evening, at tho resldenco of his son In-law. II. V. Morthlmer, Sr., on north First street, Interment was made in the cemetery at Mauch Chunk on Monday afternoon, Rov. G. W. Duusan, of the Jlethodlst Church, officiating. Funeral services were held at the house A nuty Workshop. The Jeanesvillo machine shops are working etr.i time for several months past, in order to All large order that have been received. At present two large first motion engines, with cylind ers, 32x34 inches, ore being completed for the Oliver Coke Company, near Pittsburg. This week tho foundry will muke their last shipment of loo tw elve men coiumu pipe ror a company iu Noviu Scotia. Tho prospects ure bright for full time for several mouths. Veuce lontft. i'or good drussod aud solid fulice piwts, feuce rails and other timber, t all on I'Ycd Schmidt. Lehighton. George Williams was born hi Philadel phia on tho 11th day of December, la tho year A. D., loll. On August 0, 1832, ho was man led to Sarah A. Barlow, of tbe same city, and in 1834 moved to Mauch Chunk where tliej continuously resided up to tho time of the dctulso of his wlfo. who died In January of 18S0, when ho took up a residence with II. V. Morthlmer, Sr., in this city. Ten children were born to tbem of which olfiht survive, Mrs. U. V. Jorthl- mer, Sr., Lehlshton; Geoige E. Williams and Mrs. Robert Natress, Mauch Chunk; Thomas A. Williams, Childress. Texas: Mrs George Hartley, Philadelphia; Mrs. John Lee, Baltimore, lid., Mrs. Henry Fullmer, Johnstown ; Afrs. V. II. Relcbard, Willieibarra. He had forty-one grand children and one great grand child. llAlLUOAK ltUMllUNdH. J The New Jersey Central provides very comfortably for their conduotors nnd brnkeman nt Jersey City during "lay over" hours. The company has provided rooms and dormitories, aud various methods for amusement and recreation. t Statistics show the American to be the greatest traveler. Tho record of railway trips taken by each nationality gives the following proportion: Ameri cans, 27; English, 19; Belgian, 11; French, 5; Turks, Swiss and Italians, 1 eaoh. X In a fow month more, so we are as sured, the United States will have 170,, 000 miles of railway, ou which 30,000 locomotives will haul 1,000,000 oars. AM this Is the growth of about fifty years. Trtmteuiloui lteduclloiift On suits made to order for the next thirty day. We oan show you fifteen styles of WkO.OO suits made to order at 118.00 ; twelve styles of 925.00 suits made to order at J20.00. We have re duced our entire stock of suits, over coats aud pants to such prices as oun not be matched by anybody in this valley. Cull at Sondhelm's Merchant Tailoring Hull, Muuch Chunk, uud get measured. 1IASK llALI. JiOTliS. ' Freehuid beat the Jeanesvillo pets, Monday, 1) to 0. Burlington, X. J., wus wiped all over tho-earth, Monday by CHtasuuqiiu, 8 to O. ltothermul, of tovu, played short stop foi t'atusuuquu Till. Doings or n Xlvnly Town llrlnlly Chroni cled in 8!:nrt Snlp-Snnp Onlpr try Ilie Ntroller ml Chum." Moss Remoley and wifo, of Parry villo, wore guests of Henry Berlin over Sunday. Dr. T. J. Solt, of MounUln. Top, was a well-known visitor lu tofm on Monday. There Is some talk of organizing a branch of the Iron Hall in this town and vicinity. Many fruit trees in orchards on tho oast aldo, aro In bloom for1 tho so oond tlmo this yoar. For salo Single frame house, with sevon rooms, locatod in East Wolss port. Apply to B. II. Romlg. Tilghniuu Zeigenfuss and family will takaup tholr rosldoncoin thoooni fortnblo home of Frank Snydor. Wilson and Jonnlo Lauffor, of Bothlohom, woro tho guosts of Al. Kresge and family during tho wook. W. D. riilfer has resigned as toaohor of the Union Hill school, to accept a position in the Lohigh Valley offices at Packorton. This town will got a first-class water supply if our enterprising citi zens assort thoir vim, push and spirit. What will you do? Nathan Snydor, Charlos and Georgo Arner and Victor Solt nro in Huntingdon county, looking up oxteu slvo lumbor intorosts. -rGrifllth Ebbort, an old rosldenco of Franklin township, dlod on Monday. Burial was mado on Thursday morning in tho cemotory nt Big Crook. Wo hopo our constablo won't for got to report to tho noxt Court tho ne cessity of having guard gatos at tho Contral Railroad crossing on lowor White streot. They aro a public ne cessity. In groat urry aud complete assort ment tolls tho story exactly of tho handsomo now lino of fall millinery at Mrs. Culton's. Threo city trlmmors do tho work. Latest stylos. Seo an nouncement noxt week. It was a bright idea that prompted tho borough fathors to cut tho gross in tho Park. Somotimo during tho com ing fall troes will bo planted and noxt summer this plot of ground will ho laid out in beautiful stylo. R. J. Hongon is homo from a week's trip through York stato, in which ho had tho ploasuro of taking in tho Hor nollsvillo, N. Y., fair. On tho day In whloh Bob was in nttondanco thoro wero 28,000 pooplo thoro. It is not improbablo that ut somo tlmo In tho vory noar f uturo an olectrio railway will connoct this town with Lo highton and Packorton. Tho benefit resultant is incalculable and wo hopo tho schomo will soon mature. Ammon Droisbach, of Union Hill, qulto rocontly rocolvod S1000, loss $75 which had boep. advanced for sick bon ofits, from tho Ordor of Iron Hall. Mr. Droisbach was a membor of u branch of tho nbovo Ordor locatod nt Sayro. Mossrs. Oohn W. Holler and II. T. Smawloy, superintendent and assistant suporlntondont respectively, havo ro slgnod from thoso ofllcos iu tho Evan gelical Sunday school. Both woro ex cellent ofilcors nud their services will bo greatly missed. Mrs. Jamos Fatzinger, of Bath, Northampton county, mothor of Uriah Fatzingor, of this placo, died on Sun day last, agod sovonty-ono years. In termont was mado at Bath on Wednes day. Decoasod for many years was a residence of Lehighton whero sho Is still woll and favorably romomborcd by hosts of friouds. The following delegates to tho Lay Convention of tho Evangollcal Associa tion nt Allontown wore elected last Sunday by Ebenozor Evangolionl con gregation: J. K. Rickort, WlUiam U. Kreamer, Georgs Loikol and R. J. Hon gon. Tho convention moots iu tho Llndon stroot church, In the nbovo city, ou tho 17th Instant. Tho now brick school house in Franklin Independent District, is about completed and will bo opened on or about tho 21st instant. Tho schools will bo under tho princlpalshlp of Prof. D. W. Davis; Miss Mamie Oswald will havo tho Grammor school, and Miss Emma Mortz will bo iu charge of tho primary department. This Is an oxcollont corps of teachers and much good work is expected to bo tho result of tholr efforts. Tim County Onpl'nt Spiritedly Kpltointteit liy a Si.eclftl Correspondent. rerHMlnl nnd OtlierirUe. There are fourteen prisoners in the county jail. Carpenter's jewelery store was rob bed one night recently. East Mauoh Chunk has adopted a code of fire alarm signals. Our borough oounoil met ltfregu lar monthly session on Monday oven lng. County treasurer Mulhofl.ru, ono of Langford's solid citizens, wis a promi nent flguro iu town on Monday. Mauoh Chunk is to havo a now Building aud Loan Association. Tho directors wero olected on Wodnosdny ovenlng. A dofectlvo Huo in tho homo of Na than Fcgloy on Race streot, camo pfiar suffocating the ontlro family ono'nlght this wook. A mossago from Toxns announces the death of Mrs. Clara Day, at ono timo a rosidout in tho second ward and woU and favorably rememborod. Application will bo mado to tho October court for a borough charter for East Sldo, lu Kidder township. Tlio place is now known as East Havon. Percy Faust, of the Weathorly Horald, circulated 'round town on Wed nesday. Percy Is n Domocrat and may roach for the Assembly nomination In 1802. John F. Broslln, u well-known con tractor and bulldor, of Summit IBU, was In town for a fow hours on Wod nosdny, on his way homo from Allon town whero ho had boon on business. It cost Ed Curran, of East Mauch Chunk, 32.00 for gotting drunk nnd ly ing on tho Court Houso stops last Sat urdry. Sunday ho visited ShorlffLo van, and Monday ho was cntortnlnod boforo 'Squiro Boylo. Tho first annual ro-union of tho Andorson Groy's will tako placo lu this city on tho 17th and 18th. Tho com mitteo on arrangements nro hurrying nrrangomonts to tt completion that tho ovent may bo properly celebrated. Mrs. Anne, wlfo of Tllghman Boid ler, dlod at hor homo in tho second ward, Saturday, agod sovonty-ono years. Decoasod had beon a sufferer for somo timo with dropsy. Burial was mado on Tuosday, Rov. A. M. Tol man, officiating. Tho widow of tho lute Alfred Tripp who was killed by a boilor explosion on tho Jorsoy Central railroad somo woeks ago, was on Saturday paid 83000 by J. II. Wilholra,troasuror of MauchChunk Council Royal Arcanum, of which ord er Tripp was a membor. Mlcliaol Burns, of Nosquohonlng, is languishing in jail aftor a go-glorlous, drunk during which ho proceeded to smash tho furnituro and boat his wifo. 116 was committed from 'Squiro Buss' Nosquohonlng court, and ho Is tho first dlsciplo from that town for somo timo. John McNoilus was in jaiI,Monday, lamenting a glorious old drunk. Some body roportod that tho gay and fostlvo Johnny had robbed Carpeutor's jewelry store, una to gee ovon witn cm no got his load on and forthwith, started in to do up his defumors. Ho will bo judged by tho Octobor court. Ho furnished $100 bail in 'squiro Boylo's court. Tho hocal Nowspnper. Tho nubile havo little aDnrecIation of tho vuluo of woll conducted nows papers. Their offices of benoficonco to tho community aro so common that thoy aro unnoted, but nono tho loss, no town or city can udvnnco without its nowspapors aro in tho forefront of ad vancement. Thoy aro tho llfo of tho community. Thoy must load in every effort to invito capital, cnlargo iinlust ries and enthuso tho pcoplo in tho uso of tholr ndvnutages. Tho local nowspapor is tho ono news paper that should command tho patron age of tho community. If only one journal can bo taken In a family it should bo tho one published at homo. Thoro is now littlo oxcuso for any per son ol ordinary intelligence not taking a city daily with tho local nowspapors, slnco tho host can bo had for a nominal cost; but thoro should over bo tho heartlost accord and sympathy betwoon the local nowspapor and tho com munityPhiladelphia Timos. A llenutirul 'Talio." In Wodnosdny morning's Phlladol phla Press wo find tho following item which will greatly amuse pooplo horo ubouts. It is a beautiful fako from tho brain of somo fly newspaper ro porter: A strange story comee to-night from Pnokorton, whero Car Inspector Shaet zle has just recovered a packet of lost nionoy through n "Hoxa." Shnotzle, who is well-known along tho line of tho Lehigh Valley Railroad, received his monthly pay at dusk, and for safe keep ing placed tho onvolope oontuiulng it in his dinnor bucket. Some ono stole It. He is a hard working man, and his lost almost drove him crasy. When ho reached his homo in East Mauoh Chunk in tho evening the man was wild with grief. Some one told him that instead of plaoing his case iu the hands of u detective ho should consult au old Hexa doctor over In Beaver Run. He did so. Shaetclo visited the Hexa doctor, told him of his loss, and the latter at ouoe express ed his ability to reoover the money, Shaeule relates his experience as fol lows: "The doctor invited me into his pri vate office, a rooni eight by ten, with u strong sulphurous smell, filled with the most hideous skeletons and appli anoes imaginable. After a long and earnest examination of a number of astronomical and other charts, tho doctor gave me three stripe of red white aim blue paper on whloh was marked the foUowingineorlptiou, "Non Ooiuux dl Vlndu X M C D V Tri Undi ded." One of the stripes I burled uu dor the eaves of my house, one .1 nailed to the wall of the Paokerton shops near where the dinner bucket stood when tho money was stolen, and the other strip I sewed into the heel of my stock inu-." The hexa inscription translated into plaiu English means that the thief is commanded to return the stolen money within twelve hours or else he shall die a horrible death. "This did the business," suid Shaetzel when 1 arrive,! ut work yesterday I found the money intact hi my tool chest " Lehigh l lrn Ofllcorg. Prosldont. John Soaboldt: vioo nrcsl- dont, Wensel Shinkoy ; recording sect'y, Milton G. Clauss; financial sect'y, Chas. r. Wilier; tronsuror, Itonry Kchwartz; trnstoos, J. W. Raudonbush, Elmer E. Boltz. P. F. Clark: foroman. John Camp- boll; asst. foroman, Ed. B. Raworth; board of directors, W. II. Bonninger, Goo. Sanders, Aaron Kruni, Honry Nicholas, Wonsol Shinkoy, C. T. Miller, ia. iiu worth; onuipment committee. John Campboll, Goo. Sanders, Ed. Raworth. Men'g, Itoys uittl Clilldrena Units Wo havo novor had such a larco as sortment of woll-mado suits at such low pricos as now. It will do your heart and pocket-book a hoap of good to examine our goods beforo buying elsewhero, as we can save you ono-thlrd ou overy purchuso you make at the One Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is a peculiar medicine. It 1 caroully prepared from BariaparllU, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, riptlsMwa, Juniper Denies, and other well known and valuable vegetable remedies, hf a peculiar combination, proportion and process, giving to Hood's Sarsaparilla curative power not possessed by other medicine. It effects remark able cures whero other preparation fall Hood's Sarsaparilla It tho but blood purifler before the public. It eradicate every Impurity, and cures Scrofula, Salt Itheum, Iiolls, rlmplei, au Humors, Dys pepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Gonoral Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Llrer Com plaint, oreroomes that tired f eel log. creates anappetlte.and builds upthesystem. Hood's Sarsaparilla lias mot peculiar and unparalleled lucces at home. Such has become Its popularity til towel, Mass., where It U made, that whole neighbor hoods are talcing it at tno tamo tlmo. Lowell druMUta tell more of Hood's Sarsaparilla than ct aU other tarsaparlllat or blood purifiers. Bold by druggists, glittxfortu. rreparedonlyby C. 1. 1IOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Han. IOO Dosos Ono Dollar yf GO To pit p)Cima, " y Sha Cut. uicken ing of August Sa Prices to Too short n Summer Season's trade has driven us to make a Summer Clearance Sale ! Broken Lines, Odds' and Ends oforory kind have to go. We must havo the room lor New Goods. We make the prices to move the.m quickly. Small lots of Shoes go down from $3.75 to $3.0Jl " " " " aou to 'Mia " 2.00 to 1.60 " 1.25 to 1.00 Summer. Hats and Men's Outing Shirts go at, and helowost. c. t Opera House, Lehighton. The Eye Has Not Seen, Nor Has the Ear Heard, Neither has it entered into the hearts ol' tho men and women of tho community what we hrtTo in store lor them. Have You Seen our elegant assortment of Furniture. Nothing like it was ever put on exhibition in this town before. Have You Heard that we are offerhig this grand assortment of goods at prices way down, the very, mention of which will make you th'hat we must hayo mado a mistake. It's a Fact. We've gof the goods. You have the money. TPe want to exchange with you, and if you will call at our store wo 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 ctiture Man &U TO VKH KODKKEK, under Uw Kxeluuw Hotel. nk stret.tor a uuootl) &hrt on rasUlotuiblu hair rut. (ar- Clww on Suoiiay'a twuacr sii'iir umk-, cure iMuiaroH. uewrry In itlsQfik a full lints uf fiuutv toilet arttalea at low- cut price, and we are tho only place lu towu where you can buy Mender's Creuiu lor the face. STUUEK'H hi' ADVOt'A'lJ- lh 8havii)i, hairoutli.i ich. Is beauijuartertf fur .Uld HliailipiXHUK- i a 1.1 tmtiHi, uinKJAiit tin' 0era huh. sliaviit uutl (Iota irr thlug lu Unit vlamt style Urup lu uud see hint HKKMAN, l.if Our's Remain the Same ! Don't Buy Until You See Our Goods and Compare Prices ! One day time clocks, 60c., 75c, and up to $2.50. One day alarm clocks, 80c, $1.00 and up to $3.50. Eight day clocks from 3.00 up to $10.00. American Lever Watches from $5.00 up to 50 and $60 We don't make a " blow " about low prices and we have no need to " cut " for the simple reason that our prices are now as low if not lower than those of other Jewelers in this town or in the county. We repeat our invitation : Come and see us and examine our goods and learn prices before buying elsewhere. j3) So. AUKNT. The .Reliable Jeweler, Ice Cream is Down to Thirty Cents per Quart. Pnrties, Picnics and festivals supplied with Ice Cream at the very lowest prices. Confections, Fruits and Groceries Toys, Games and the New Novelties. In this line wo havo everything that is new. Our prices are al ways tho very lowest. S1LYERWAKE AND JEWELRY. t can't be beat in a fine line of silverware and jewelry. We have all the new effects at the lowest prices. BEN K. CflJLTON, On Second Street, Is Headquarters for School Books, and all the New Things in School Supplies, At tho vory lowest prices at which these goods can be had in the town. We also have a full assortment of :-: Newest Stationery :-: that includes everything in that line. Tablets in all styles, siiapes and prices. Don't buy until you have seen our fine new line. Wo give the very lowest prices to be had. New Dress Fabrics, FOR THIS AND WARMER WEATHER. SHANTONG l'ONGEES. are Entirely Now, all those pretty new tluts which aro so dsitrablo this aeaton are repretented In tilk design and finish on an Bztsa Fine Quality Cloth. CHINA CLOTH, another Wash Fabric just out this season, beautiful patterns n hteel, Tan. Grey, lllue, Mode, White and Black Grouuds, 81 Inch wide, only 12 1-3 per yard. WIDE CIIALLIK6 on light srounds. New Goods just In, only 8 cents per yard, A small lot of New Satteens co at 0 cents per yard. A largo lot ol now DHKSS GINGHAM In Stripes and plaids at popular prices. Original Outlug Cloths, best eoods at 10 oents per yard. A Fine Line of Dress Goods lu the New Shades and Weave. l)Iacktiood suitable for Summer Wear, such as H'ool Nun's Vellicu, Ilalls Tamlse, Glorlosa, &c, at guaranteed prices for first-class Goods. Hig lot Ladles Illbbed Vests for Summer only 8 cents each. Extra Value in Gause Militi and Drawers for Htn at 16 cents each. Complete Hues of belter Goodi for Ladles, Gents and Children, llemembec we are offerlne Kxtra qualities lu Ladles' Muslin Underwear al special price. 300 Doz. Scalloped Edge, Bordered, ladles' Handkerchiefs at 5 oents each. Illaok Silk Drapery Nells, Large Variety of Styles, from 05c to $2.(0 a yard. Swiss Flouuciug for Ladles and Children. Fast Black and Colored Hosiery a specialty. Our Carpet Department will interest everybody thai Is in need of CARPETS. Firai, because our stock Is the largest and eturyltitng new. Second because our prices are lower than tnose asked clecwlu r.- for the Sana-1 lass ('oods. BRoADWAV, I Mauch Chunk, Fa,
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