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ORISINAL CHEAPGASHSTOREl
The Prndent Man Looks Before
Ee Leaps.
BO JT IB WITH TUB ECONOMICAL
BUYERS WHO BELIEVE IN
BARGAINS,
Ho cau do bo by looking our stock
over. It U tho largest by far and can
not be touohod for choapno93. Our
stock of Dry Goods, Dross Goods, No
tions, Ladloi nnd Gents Furnishing
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Slippers and
Rubbers, Queensware, Glassware, Sil
verware, Ac, simply surpasses Itself
this season.
Whoro there Is chopping you will find
chips.
Whoro there Is cutting In prlcos you
will And low prices.
3T SHAWLS lu endless variety
shoulder, single and double in all the
latest things.
J. T. NUSBAUM,
fhst Street, between 8outh and Num Streets,
LenUhton, Fa.
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY OCTOBER 24, 1801.
OF lNTKItliST TO CAltHON COtlNTIANS.
Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 17. 1891.
Editor Cahb.cn Advocate:
Tho General Conference of tho Evan
gelical Association now In session in
this city for nearly three weeks has
been doing some of tho most Important
work and legislation over dono in the
history of this church. Owing to tho
revolt in tho same, every act of legisla
tlon is dono only after tho closest dellb.
oration, and sanctioned by tho ablest
legal counsel employed by the church,
both local and general.
Some of Carbon county's best known
men have been and are still in attend
ance. Bishop Thomas Bowman, form
erly of Millport, was re-elected by a
large majority to the office of bishop.
This is his fifth term and entitles him
to tho full twenty years episcopacy; ho
has boen a fearless and courageous
leader and is droadod by the malcon
tents. To-day Gen. William Lilly, of
Mauch Chunk, called upon Bishop
Bowman during tho sossion and ex
pressed his sympathy and congratula
tion for tho bishop personally and for
tho loyal part of tho church represented
in tho Gnnoral Conforcnco now in ses
sion hero. In roferoneo to tho cause of
tho loyal majority of tho church tho
General spoke very encouragingly and
enthusiastically.
Other well-known Carbon county
ministors are present. Rev. J. Stewart
Nowhart, pastor of tho Lohlghton
charge. Rov. S. T. Leopold, formerly a
resident of Weissport, now pastor of
Immanuel church, Alleutown, is also a
dologato, and is announced to proach
to-morrow morning in tho Madison
avenue M. E. chnrch.
Revs. W. A. Leopold and W. K. Wie
nnd have boon elected members of the
newly croated court of appeals, consist
ing of fifteen ministers from various
parts of the church. Tho two East
Pennsylvania members aro tho young
est members of this supreme court.
Presiding Elder W. A. Leopold has
since his visit in the west received an
invitation to become tho pastor of an
influential Congregational church in a
leading western city at a handsome
salary, but wo are informed that he has
declined to accept this tempting offer.
KEPORTER.
SPICILY TOLD.
The Xewi of a Lively Town TM In n
Few Word, by a Hustling Iteporter.
Patronize tho market I
Pull lino of lngrnlu nnd llrussel
oarpots at Henry SohvtarU's.
Voto for a Constitutional Conven
tion ou Tuesday, November 3rd.
Remember that Tuesday, the 3rd
day of Novomber, Is election day.
For sale cheap A double range In
good condition. Apply to I, S. Koch. 2t
Seldol's Bakery ou First streotusos
ouo and n halt tons of flour ovory week.
Excellent teams nt reasonable
charges nt Jakcy Klstler's livery on
North street.
Tho electric lights don't give the
satisfaction that they should. There Is
a good bit of kicking.
Naturally you go to Luckenbach's
Mauch Chunk, to buy tho best wall
paper at tho lowest prices.
Teams for funerals, business or
pleasure furnlshedJatDavid Ebbert's
popular livery, on North street, at tho
very lowest prlcos.
For stationery, blank books, wall
paper nnd decorations, go to E. F
Luckcnbach, Broadway, Mauch Chunk.
Prlcos the very lowest.
A fluo lot of single nnd doublo bar
rel breech loading shot guns just re
ceived by the Lehigh Coal & Hardware
Co. 4w
A voto for Joseph 8. Wobb, for
Sheriff, on Tuesday, November 3rd, will
be a recognition of the services of a
faithful Holdler of the late rebellion.
Copt. Daniel Baltzer, of north First
street, on Wednesday was summoned
to tho bedsido of his aged mother who
lies seriously ill at her homo in Phlla
delphla.
Votors throughout, tho county will
not forget that Tuesday, November 3rd,
will bo election day. A vote for Geo.
W. Essor, for Prothonotary, will bo a
voto for honesty nnd fidelity In ollice.
Don't forgot it I
Two grandfathers' clocks have been
brought to town. Ono from Lehigh
county, nnd tho othor from Schuylkill
county. John A. Peters, of north First
street, received tho former nnd David
Mantz, of Second streot, tho latter.
Thoro will bo no service in the Re
formed church on Sunday. Tho pastor,
Rov. J. Alvin Robor, is attending tho
meeting of tho Eastern Synod at Harris
burg, Pa. The Synod meets ontho2Ith
and will continue in session until tho
27th or 28th.
Saddio Scanlan, tho beautiful and
accomplished actress, supported by n
first-class company, will appear in the
Opera House, this city, on Tuesday
evening, Oct., 27th, in tho romantic
comedy drama "Elly." Tho press
speaks very highly of this company and
they should bo well patronized.
Dr. W. F. Danzer, tho eye, car and
noso spoclalist of Hazloton, will be nt
tho Exchango Hotel, in this city, on
Friday, November 13. If you require
tho services of Dr. Danzer don't fnll to
call at tho hotel on tho above date as
his will bo his last visit to Lohlghton.
James O. Ebbort and Miss Emma
S. Hold, of this city, wcro united in tho
golden bonds of wedlock by Rov. J. H
Kuder on Tuesday, tho 20th inst. Tho
young couple have a largo circle of
friends who offer host wishes for a
long life of happiness and prosperity.
Jim, here's our ty , shake.
The first threo days of tho enforce
ment of tho now ordinnnco relative to
tho taxing of butchers, bakers and
hucksters of whatever kind, 8107 rolled
Into tho borough treasury. Tho heath
ens who nro kicking against council In
this matter will soon commence to kick
themselves. At this rate Lohighton
will not n clear $300 per year out of the
licenses.
A Hull Dog Hold! Train.
William Amor, of Mauch Chunk, is
engineer of tho Lehigh Valley passen
ger train that leaves here forShamokin
nt 8:06 p. m.
Saturday night, as Amor's train was
Hearing Raven Run, he observed an ob
struction on the track and, believing
the object was a man, he applied the
air brakes and stopped the train.
Arner left the engine in charge of
the fireman and started up the traok to
tho obstruction and, as he approached'
he fonnd that the obstruction was the
body of a man who was evidently stupl-
fled by drink. Approaching nearer the
engineer heard an ominous growl, and,
as he approached a few steps nearer he
found that an ugly looking bull dog
was lying upon the prostrate body.
As the engineer continued to ap
proach the bull dog grew more vicious'
in its demonstrations, but rofused to
leave the body until Arner got quite
close, when it gave vent to several
savage howls and made a spring. The
engineer turned and ran back to his
engine and the dog returned to the
prostrate form of its mastor.
The engineer, accompanied by mem
bord of his crew and several passengers,
prepared for a skirmish. As they ap
proached the place where the man lay
they found the dog full of fight, encour.
aged by the "hiss 'em" of his intoxica
ted master.
Tho engineer tried to explain the
situation, but the man was too drunk
to understand and persisted In hissing
on the dog, which succeeded in kooping
the train poople at a distance.
All strategy to got the deg away and
get near the man failed, until one of
the passengers, who recognized the
man, went to Wild Cot, a patch near
Raven Run, and secured the assistance
of a young man who could exercise in
fluonce over the "drunk" and his faith-
ful protector. The train was delayed
wily nan an nour by the incident.,
Shenandoah Herald.
ItAILROAD RUMBLINGS
tTho Lehigh Valley railroad sur.
geons' have organized. Dr. W. W.
Reber, of this city, Is a member.
Railroad etiquette requires that
passengers should enter the car from
the rear and leave it through the
front door.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers was founded ten years e(
with twelve members, and now has 4.1
subdivisions and & membership of 315,
OW lotemonvs engineers:.
IN A FEW WORDS.
A Lively Writer Tells the Story ol The
Hannenlnae of n Ylt In and About
Old Carbon.
Tho country in beautiful at this
season.
Work i slack In the foundry nt
Weatherly.
Cider presses throughout tho farm
Ing districts wero In great demand.
Audenrled has organized an Irish
Drnmotlo Company nnd will soon play
nt Tnuinnua.
Jim Oliver, of Highland, nnd Geo.
Freed, of Weathorly, will likely shoot n
pigeon match for 83TK) n side.
Tho Wenlhcrly Herald Is out that
Burgess Smith, of that town, will be re
elected. Tho editor of that paporbeglns
to show nomo sand,
Myers & Co., oporotorsof tho York
town colliery, aro sinking a new slopo
nenr Audenrled. This should make
business lively iu that locality.
Pittsburg optrators havo been in
the upper end of tho county getting
Hungarians to accompnuy them to tho
former place.
A rope slipped off tho drum of the
hoisting engine at tho shaft iu York
town on Frtdoy morning as tho carriage
with h loaded car wus being hoisted;
both fell about .TO feet, smashing tho
carriage Into pieces. No ouo Injured.
Tho many relatives nnd near friends
of Mrs. Conner, of Parryvllle, assem
bled at her residence Monday evening,
tho occasion of hor 71th anniversary,
and treated her to a delightful sur
prise. Mrs. Connor is ono of the oldest
ladles in Parry villa nnd much esteemed
nnd respected.
MTTl.i: A1
A I.I rt'ly Community Itrlelly ltemlteil by
h llrlfiht Feiicll l'nslier.
Hie Drmers arc now busy husking com.
rieorge. liner, accompanied by Frederick
Smith, circulated thioiiKh uurillMrirt.on Friday
but.
(Jodfiey Urcen and nlfe. of Ktinkeltun, were
the cuestKir Cluule Oretn and wife, on Sun
day Inst.
Joslali M. Mlflps ami it I re, of I.thlclilon, were
on a sojourn to friends and relatives of this place
during last week.
Hubcrlbc for the Advooatr and read all the
latest news, only one dollar a year It paid lu ad
vance. Try It.
The potato attains to very hefty proportions In
our district, tieorgo M. Henry, exhibits one
weighing three pounds and fire ounces.
On Sunday morning, Dallas 1 a live year old
son of Charles llreen, had the misfortune to
break his tight arm below the elbow. Dr. ,1. C.
Kramer, of Mlllpoit, was summoned and set the
arm. A speedy recovery is wished for the little
lad.
NEWSY WEISSPORT.
SECItKT SOC1KTT GOSSIP.
Camp 122, P. O. S. of A., of Weiss
port, talk of placing bibles in the pub
lic schools.
Carbon Castle, 111, K. G. E., of
town, conferred tho Crusader's Degreo
on two Sir Knights, Monday evening.
Lizzard Creek Council, No. C32,
Jr. O. U. A. Jf., will hold a grand pic-nlo
at tho public house of W. B. Moyor,
near Ashneld, on tho 10th of Novem
ber. If you want to enjoy a ploasurable
time don't fail to attend.
Lehigh Council, 101, Jr. O. U. A,
M., will celebrate their sixth anniver
sary on next Thursday evening by tho
recital of an interesting program of
musia and addresses and the serving of
refreshments. All the members should
be present.
The Second Battalion, Fourth
Regiment, Military Branch of the K. G,
E., composed of Commandories of Al
lentown,Hellortown,Froomansburg and
Bethlehem, will have a "Drill Day" at
Hellertown, on October 21th. There
will be a parade in the afternoon and
a ball in the evening.
.Camp No. 05, Sous of Veterans
was formally instituted in Reber's Hall
First street, this city, on Saturday eve
ning, by Chaplain of the Penn'a Divis
ion, Walter Smith, of Allentown, with
delegations from Catasauqua and Al
lentown. Prior to tho institution there
wns a little parade up First street, and
following the ceremonies the visitors
were treated to a generous luncheon
at Capt. Joseph Webb's restaurant,
The following officers wore installed
Captain, Phaon Strauss; 1st lieutenant,
Charles McKelvey; 2nd lieutenant, G
W. Fry; 1st sergeant, Frank Campbell
chaplain, Irvin Kresge; corporal of the
guard, Ed. Hibbler; color bearer, Caleb
Fisher; chief musician, Thos. Webb:
camp guard, Joseph Webb, Jr.; picket
guard, Levi Patterson; camp council,
John J. Hummel, John Campbell, Wil
son Weidaw. The Camp has 21 mem
bers and will moot every Friday evening.
I.ehlRbton Tubllc Hcboolt.
The following is tho report of our
public schools for tho mouth ending
September 28th, 1891. Tho following
are tho pupils who attended every day
during the month:
Hioti Seitooi..-Ellzabetli E. tenlz, Annabel
Ilrokatc. Albeit Y. renstermacher, Llzzlo It.
Schcch, Mattle TValp, Daisy Horn, Clara Kttntz,
Mamo (.ornery, Katlo l'enstcrmacher, Martha
Loner, William Dtenner, Annl Iicnmnnn, Frank
Miller, Mamie Semincl.
On.utMAlt. linima Buss, Minolta Ettinger,
Nettle OeKRUs, Haltlo Qeggus, Mamie Rhoads,
Alice Blank, Wllmer Filtzlngcr. Frank Wlcand.
George Lonir, Louis Smith, Chas. Wnlp, llarrj
Waterbor, Walter Weiss, John Xander.
Oim.s' adv Secondabv. Lizzie Oabel,
Elsie SteigerwAlt, Carrie Dlank, Carrie Fenster-
maeher, Ida Fuehvo, Alico (label, Gertie Ueydt,
Izzie Kuhns, Beulah Itelchard, Annio Ktrour.,
Minnie WalcK, Aggie Iscnmann.
Dors' adv SECONDAnv.-Chailes Sandhcrr,
Scott Iioth, Harry Nothstein, Harry Hunslcker,
Willie Krock, LlndneyGombert, Harry Wagner,
lllic Voorhces, Robert Miller, Charles
Wagner, Jacob Meltzler, Fiank Trainer, Chas.
lteber, George Heberllng, Herbert Nusbaum,
Harry Spanglcr. Harry Wleand, Harry Moore,
timer Trainer, George Newhart, Dert Horn,
Ernest Wheatiey, George Ruch, Thomas New-hart.
Dots' SKroMuni 31aro Shecklcr. Harry
Deck, Charles Longltamcrer, John Nothstein,
Milton Walk, Harry Sillier, Wesley Sandherr,
Jessie Krock, James Xander, Charles llretney,
Chas. Sampsel, Ira Holtenstcln.
Oini.ii' Skcohdauy. Clara Kttlngcr, Sadie
Hontz, Clora DeFrehn, Mattlo Geggus, Mattle
Helm, Hattio Ohl, Carrie Stout, Mamie Wcldaw,
Sophia Nothstein, Agnes Hunslcker, Daisy
nennlnger, Katie Trainer.
Dovs' ADV ruiMAnv.-Claudo Nothstein,
Charles Gilbert, Robert Gombcrt, Rcinhold
Komatusky, Arthur Kemerer. Harry Relchard,
Robert Swartz, Edward Sella, John Waterbor,
Edgar Schaefer, Milton Drumborc, Charles
German, Clark Hontz, Freddio licigel, Wilbur
Nusbaum, Eugene l'eters, Chas. Ruff, Calvin
Sheet?, Ednln Wertman, Maurlco Klstlcr,
Robert Ratcllff, Eddie Harleman.
Girls' Adv rniMAnv.-Carrle West, Katlo
Williamson, Lulu Dotter, Minnie Frcy, Mamie
Snyder, Florence Chrlstla, Buela Trainer, Cora
Xander Eva Anthony, Helen Hough, Lulu
Trexler, Dessle Dretney, Ilessle Illank, Laura
Chrlstman, Carrie Anthony, Ella Smith, Gertie
Tonehrea, Lettla Smith, Laura Sandherr,
Maggie Sittlcr, Mamlo Hunslcker, Rcna Rnch,
Sallle Frey. Sadie Newhart, Annie Fntzlnger,
Annie Kreldler. I.llllo McComilck, Carrie
Meltzler.
Girls Second rniMAm .-Florence Daux-
dator, Clara Relchard, Estella Scheldt, Laura
Armbursler, Mattlo Koch, Esther Kemerct,
Sallle Freeby, Minnie nrlnkman. Lizzie
Emmert, Esther Gabcl, Emma Kuhns, Maltha
Ritz, Mame Strauss, Maud Rehr, Maud Wcln
land.
Boys' Skcond Prim Aitv.-Cliarlcs Schmidt,
Willie Waterbor, Johu Deck, Fierce Nothstein,
Howard Fritzinger, Willi" Rennet, Robert Cum
ferd, Clark Evans, Julius Komatusky, August
Komatusky. Chas. Meyer, Morris Stout, Roy
Frcy, Allen Sheckler, Eddie Dock, Albert
Eisenhower, Robert Bowman, Charles Bailey,
Robert Ruch, Henry Eventt, Asa Obcrt, Harry
Rehrig, Earl Sheckler, Harry Authony, Howard
Straup, Thos. Gaumer, Tuos. Chrlstman, Chas.
Anthony, Herbert Rehrig. Fddle Bailey, Harry
Hontz, George Nusbaum, Jesse Snyder.
Boys 1st FjitMAnr. Oscar Ashncr, Thomas
Filtzlnger, George Gilbert, Frank Lawcr,
Robert Sheckler, Archie Trainer, Fred Koma
tusky, Bertie Sheckler, Walter Itltz, Win. Daux
dator, Ernest Harleman, Willie Teters, Chat,
Freeby, Derlle Rex. Robert Kemerer, Walter
Fritz. Willie Ruch, Howaid Rartolette.
Girls' ltr Faim art. Lizzie Kitiu, Ada
Meltzler, Martha Ratcllff, Ilsttle Gombcrt,
Sallle Seinmel, Alice Reber, Sadie Ratcllff, Eva
Fritzinger, Mabel Treiler, Cora Bailey, Millie
Sella, Cora Nothstein.Cme Ruch.
VISITORS. Mrs. and Miss Stever, M. O
Bryan, Rev. J. S. Nenbart, Mrs. J. II. Werner,
Miss Sadie Werner, Miss Clara sutler, Bert
Hurling, Allen Peters, Miss Gertrude Peters,
Miss Jennie Morgan, Prof. Werner, Mrs. T. A,
Snyder, Miss E. Dechaut, Miss A. Vasblnder,
T. A. Snyder, Mr. Shone. Mrs. Andrew, Miss
The Doings of Lively Town Briefly Citron!
rleil lu Bliort Hnlp-Hunii tlnlrr by lite
Stroller and Cliiun."
-Snydor's new brick planing, mill
will soon bo under roof.
Mrs. A. Groot, is visiting relatives
nnd friends at Easton.
Daniel Graver nndHetiry Christ
man, wcro on n bustuet trip to Bangor
this wook.
-J. F. Snydor nnd family of Moun1
tnln Top.' Luzorno County, spent Bun'
day with rolntlvos and friends In town,
Songer's Hall is ready for occu
pancy. Tho room will no rented to
societies cheaply. 8w
Tho Lutheran Choir, with Miss
Louisa ltnpp ns organist nnd leader, is
making rapid progress. Their rendi
tions nro excellent.
To-morrow, Sunday, Kov. T. A.
Hubor,wlll preach lu Graco Reformed
church, at Hnzleton nnd ndmlulster
the holy communion.
R.ov. T. A. Huber loft on Wednes
day, for Harrisburg, to attend the
sosslous of tho Eastern Synod of the
Reformed church, of tho United
States.
Tho funeral of Henry Campbell,
which took place on Saturday after
noon, wns very largely attended. Mr.
Campbell was well-known throughout
the county, ho was n justice of the
peace for Franklin township over
fifteen years. Ho leaves n wife nnd six
grown up children who mourn their
loss.
Sportsmen Taste This In Yotir lint.
Here is a digest of the gamo and fish
laws plainly stated: Turkeys, October
IS to Jnuuary 1. Ducks, September 1
to Mny 15. Plovor, July 15 to January
Woodcock, July 4 to January 1.
uail, Novsmbor 1 to December 15.
Pheasant, October 1 to Jnuuary 1.
Hall and reed birds, September 1 to
December 1. Deer, October 1 to
December 15. Squirrels, Soptombor 1
to January I. Babbits, November 1 to
January 1. Trout, April 15 to July 15.
Black bass, May 30 to January 1. Pike
and pickerel, Juno 1 to February 1.
ermnu carp, September 1 to May 1.
Bass six inches and under, nnd trout
flvo inches nnd under, if captured,
must bo returned to tho water nllvo.
Catching of bass nnd trout with nets
prohibited.
It Is unlawful to hunt with gun, or
dog and gun, on Sunday. To bo found
in tho fields or woods ou Sunday with
gun is prima faclo ovidence. Penalty,
925 for each nnd every offense.
PEOl'LE ON THE an.
Flash l'Icturol of familiar Fr Cumin
and Going.
Miss Lizzie Mantz is visiting at
Lansford this week.
Mrs. L. J. Chrlstman, of Troohs
ville, was visiting friends in town
Tuesday.
John E. Seidel and wife, of Bank-
way, are visiting relatives at Rook
Glen, Luzerne county.
Dr. W. 1. Kelchner, of Camden, N,
J., was a guest at the Seller residence,
on First street, last Saturday.
James Williams and family, of
North Walnutport, spent Sunday very
pleasantly with her sister, Mrs. Daniel
WaJp.joa Sond street
Whitehead, Mr. U. Ueekel, Miss A. Reiehard,
Miss N. Relchard, Miss M. Snyder, Rev. E.A,
Bauer. LHa Fink. Emma Kneas. Kl a Ehbert
Gertie Horn, Mij.A. Beck, Mrs. J. R. Evans,
Mrs. Harm, Mrs. Mccormick, Miss Emma
AlCRZ.
Ile 1Vi Shaken Up.
An unknown Hungarian boarded
Lehigh Valley train at Slatington on
Monday afternoon, and having no
money wherewith to pay his fare, was
ui on ul ijonign uap. wnen toe
rain started again the wily Hunk made
an attempt to jump on board but for
his trouble ho was thrown across the
tracks and under the station platform
wnere ne "come to" mucmy shaken up
and a little bruised. He's lucky, an
American wouia nave Deou Kineu.
Will You Do It I
Use the Averltl Paint, and paint iter osrec.
In a lonir neriod. or usu aomethiue "said" to ha
as good, and repaint every year or two? Averlll
Paint Is the best. It Is the handsomest; no
other has so brilliant a gloss. It Is cheaper
than any other at any price, tweaute It out
wears all others. It lasted 30 years on the
house ol E. U, Forbej, Winchester, N. 11., la
years on nouses oi w . u. neyooios, uroion Lane.
N. V.; li years on houses of Mrs. . Cole, Mt-
Vernou, N. x Avenu faint uu been in use
vearsandla xuaranteed. If you are urced
buy other paints duuand proof of their durabil,
tv. The oueallon Is not ' What Is the first cost t"
but, 'How loeg will it lastT" Beautiful ssniple
raiu si lunwuauiv Hun nmm. ukkh luaj.
S H Ait ft J. A UU., A.KflIJN:S.
The rnmous Anderson Grejs.
Wo publish from tho Whlto Haven
Journnl tho following history of tho
fnmous Anderson Greys, from tho pen
of T. H. Sourwlne:
Tho Anderson Oroya wero organized
at Mnuch Chunk in 18G0, under the
command of Capt. Eli Connor; First
Lieutenant, Thomas Wilhelem; Second
Lloutcnnnt, Amous Stroh.
When tho rebolllon begun by tho
firing upon Fort Sumter on April 13th,
1861. Ell Connor and Robert Klotz
sent recruiting officers through out
Carbon and Luzorno counties, and en
listed 311 til on. Tho memorable Sun
day, the 20th of April, will never bo
forgotton, when tho population of
Mauch Chunk seemed concentrated in
Market Square nnd Court Houso cor
ner. It was n recruiting mass for mou.
Mr. Robert Q. Butler wont round with
the hat and in two hours ho collocted
about $1,000, in aid of needy families
of men who steppod into ranks. Moth
ors, sisters, wives, daughters nnd sweet
hearts wcro participators in the patrio
tic scene. Tho ladles of tho town pro
sontod Capt. Connor with a beautiful
silk flag, and next (Monday) morning
tho throe full companies left Carbon
county, organized ns follows:
Co. A, Capt. Eli Connor; Co. I, Capt
John Craig nnd Co. K, Capt. Thos. Wil-
helm. It was intondod that Robert
Klotz should tako command of one
compnny, but nt that time he was Treu
surer of Carbon county, and his bonds
men would not allow him to go us an
enlisted officer, so ho assigned his cap
taincy to Col. John Craig. Mr. Klotz
Is entitled to much credit for tho uctivo
and prominent part ho took in organ
izing those companies.
Tho Greys then proceeded to Hurris-
burg nnd wero nt onco mustered into
tho Cth Regimeut, Pennsylvania Volun
teers. Thoy wern uniformed nt Phila
delphia, nnd sent to the Potomao the
following day. Tho Cth Rcgt. was tho
first, to cross that river, and was tho
first body of Union troops to take pos
session of Hani onburg, Va. On July
2, 1BG1, they took part in tho battlo of
Falling Waters, tho First ongagoment
that took placo In Virginia during the
war. When they murched through the
streets of Baltimore they were insulted
by loud cheers for Jelt Uavis.
wnen tne urst battle oi isuii itun
was fought the Greys wero on their
way home, their term ol enlistment
having expired.'
ForMuslral l'eople.
Tho Song Friend, for October, is nt
band witu its wealtu of Vocal and In
strumental Music, and its bright, in
terestlng nnd Instructive paragraphs
and articles on cnurcn music, instru
mental music, voice culture, theory,
musical uews, etc. Among the pieces
of choice music In this number, there
is a new boio ror soprano or Tenor
called "When you said Goodbye." It
has a beautiful Violin obllgato which
mokes the effect exquisite. The other
pieces are: My Heart's o'er the Deep
Blue fcioa, song and cnoras, and an
easy but Instrumental piece "Clover
Nook Polka." The Song Friend Is a
32-page journal of rare excellence, The
subscription price Is only $1.00 a rear.
with a premium of threo pieces of
select music xno publishers, b. w.
Straub & Co., 213Stato Street. Chicago,
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To Our Subscribers.
The upocial announcement which up
Beared in our columns some time sinoo,
announcing a special arrang omont with
Dr. li. J. Kendall (Jo., or Knosburg
f alls, vt., puuiisners ot "A Treatise on
the Horse and his Diseases," whereby
our subscribers wero enabled to obtain
a copy of that valuable work free
sending their address to B. J. Kendal
Co. (and enclosing a two-cent stamp
ror mailing same) is renewed tor a
limited period. We trust all will avail
themselves of the opportunity of ob
tainlns this valuable work. To every
lover ot the Horse It is indispensable.
ns it treats in a simple manner all the
diseases which omict this noble animal.
Its phenomenal sale throughout the
United States and Canada, make It
standard authority. Mention this
paper wbtn sending for Treatise.
JuMl-lOt
PROM IY1AUCK CHUNK.
The County Onpttnl Spiritedly KpllomlMil
liy n Special Oorretponilrnt. l'evMital
and Othervr inr.
B. J. Hunts, Lehlghtoh'ii wide-
nwako Mayor, wns h prominent vitltcr
in town Wednesday.
County Treasurer Multiem-ii, of
Lansford, wns shaking hand with
friends hore on Tuesday.";" ""' i
"Marriage license No. 1887 nnd
1589 wore Issued from the Prothbnotnry
office on Wednesday morning.
Tho now steamer of the Marlon
Hoso Company was given a trial on
Tuesday and worked vary satisfactorily.
"Hnppy Sam ' Cortrlght ban been
olectod tin honorary member of the
Altooun Flro Brlgnde of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Comtmuy.
Hugh J. Shnrpe, of Lnusford, ouo
of tho Democratic candidates for
Dclegato to the Constitutional Con
dition, wns in town Tuesday.
-Tho Women's Rellot Corps will
hold n grnud fair nnd oyster supper on
Wednesday nnd Thursday ovenlngit of
next week, nnd tho Indications nro that
it will be n grnud success.
- Monday evening Mnuch Chunk
Council Royal Arcanum, gnve a supper
nt the Mansion House to District
Deputy George Boycr nnd n number of
tho members of tho Hnzleton Council
ho paid Hint lodgo u visit on tho
ocension.
Tho-propoity of E. It. Slcwcrs. on
Brondwny, which wns sold by tho
Sheriff sovernl days ago to Hon. W. II.
Btroh, has been purchased by W. L.
ncger, of tho linn of Yncger Bros.,
furniture dcnli-rs. The price paid wns
$0,500. Possession will bo given nt
once. Tho property wus sold to Judge
Stroh for S2.000. subject to n mortgngo
of P2,S75.
"Il.tl'I'V 1AMI"
Fhiihk'I M. t'nrtrlirllt, of Mnucll Climili, 111
Town.
Tho Allpiitown Critic suys: Every
body knows "Hnppy Sum,'' of Munch
Chunk. Ho arrived iu town this morn
ing. Ho has his nrm in it sling, tho re
sult of shaking hands witli his Humor
ous friends. Theio is not n better
known gentleman in tho Stnto thnu
Mr. Cortrlght. Ho is it live mid uctivo
man, n good nil around fellow nnd ho
makes u brilliant Ritrcesi nt every
thing ho undertakos.
Last week ho mndo u speech buforo
tho council nt Slatington, emphasizing
tho necessity of purchasing ti flro
engine. Suni'H eloquence scemod not
to havo been wnsted for In loss than
thirty-flvo hours tho Council purchased
Sllsby engine for 83300. Snm don't
deal iu engines but by request of tho
citizens of that place nutdo tho .speech
"Happy Sam" is full of schemes ns
Colonol Sellers, but unliko tho colonol
his schemes nil linvo n hnppy Icrmiun
tion. When Hnrry Rntcliffo, of Lohigh
ton, met with u sudden and horriblo
donth nt Pnckcrtou on Jnnuary 0, leav
ing his fnmily homeless nnd penniless.
Mr. Cortright interested himsolC in tho
welfare of tho poor widow nnd her
sovornl small childron. Although ho
only trlod to ralso n fund of 8.")00, ho
secured In nil 8003.35. A very good
follow, n friend of tho poor and op
pressed, nn honest, upright, manly
mnn. Samuel M. Cortright is worthy
of tho highest respect nnd esteem of
his fellow citizens.
Fenco Pnsls.
For good tlrcssed nnd solid feuco
posts, fenco rnlla and other timber
Call on Frod Schmidt. Lehiguton.
Peculiar
To Itself in msny Important reticulars, Ilood's
SuiiptrlU Is different from and superior to any
other medicine.
Fecnllar la combination, proportion and prep
aration ot Ingredients, Ilood's Saruparllla pos
sesses the full curative valno of the best known
remedies ot the vegetable kingdom.
recutlir In Its medicinal merit, Ilood's Bariapa.
rUla accomplishes cures hlthorto unknown.
recuusrln strength and economy Uood's Sar
stparlUa Is the only medicine of which can truly
be said," 100 doses ono dollar." Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger dotes, and do
not produce at good results as Hood's SarsaparllU.
recnllar In Its "good name at home "there Is
more of Hood's SarsaparllU sold lu Lowell, where
it It made, than of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar In Its phenomenal record of sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity In so short a time. Do not bo In
duced to take any other preparation. He sure to get
Hood's Sarsaparilla
SoldbyalldruggisU. $ltslxfor9. rreparedonly
by C. I. HOOD A CO., Apotliecarlet, Lowell, Mats.
IOO Dosos Ono Dollar
)ay double Price
buy poor goods
put up with annoyances 8
take anything you get ?
not loo, our areat stock over B
not heed onr lent wises $
not at least corrs in
not? If not. why not ?
Opera House. Lehighton.
The Eye Has Not Seen. Nor
Has the Ear Heard,
Neither hns it entered into tho hearts of the men and women of
tho community wlmt tp hnve in store lor them.
Have You Seen our elegant assortment of Furniture. Nothing
like it wns over put on exhibition in this town before,
lluve You Ilrard (hat wo are offering this grand assortment of
goods at prices way down, the very mention of which will
make you think that wo must hn,e made a mistake.
It's ti 1 act. IVe've uot the coods. You have the monev. Wo.
wont to exchange with you, and if you will call at our store
we will olfer 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 nt our
very low pnrcs.
Schwartz, The Fur ui hire Man
GLOBE WAUEIIOUSE.
Handsome New Effects
in Fall Millinery !
are now on exhibition in our
stores, and the Indies are kind
ly invited to call and inspect
both prices and styles. Our as
sortment is larger than ever and
includes the most stylish and
most fashionable things the
very cream of stylo. Come and
see us. Wc have threo City
Trimmers which enables us to
promptly accommodate our pa
trons. Delay purchasing until
von have first called on us.
mSMm
Branch Store, Lchighton,
Tho ladies of this city and vicinity arc invited to call nittl
see the most fashionable line of new and seasonable muhnerv
goods ever exhibited in this town now on display in our Bazaar
of style and fashion. Carelul attention will bo paid to tho wants
of our patrons and satisfaction will be guaranteed in every pai
ticular. While our prices are very low you will find our goods
to be the very best unci we will merit your confidence and pat
ronagc by always furnishing the most fashionable millinery at (he
very lowest prices. llcspertlully,
irs
iHe fL llclipiil;
VVieand's Building, Bankway, JLehighton
Administratrix's Sale
Of Valuable Ileal Estate.
Itv tlrtim of un order of the Ornhans' Court of
Carbon county, there will tie exposed to public
Hamuli me pieiiusrs ui mu i.ua ri'Murnrn m
Ellas George, dee'd, In Kast l'cnnn Tomislilp,
Carbon county, I'a., on
Tuesday, Nov. 17fh, 1891,
at ON li o'clock . in., tho lolloulnedescrtDrd
Heal Estate, late the property of KliasUeorRe,
dee'd, to-wlt. All that rcitalu messuage, piece.
parcel auu iraci ui taim suuuie in r.asc renn
Township, county and state utorcsald. bounded
and described as follows, to-nlt Beginning nt a
pos', thence by lands ot Stephen Ilalllet, south
Ti 'a decrees, east 23 perches to a post; thence
by land of Samuel hn)der, south 2i degrees,
nesttl perches to a stone, thence south 12
decrees, cast 33 perches to a stone . thence south
41!1 degrees, cast 22 iierches to a stone thence
oyianus oistepnen naiuei, souiii nvt decrees,
west 20nerchestoa stone, thence south ao de
grees, east 20 perches to a stone , thence south
i , ueBrccB, w est w 4 ltrcues 10 h sione . inence
north Ml decrees, ueat 17 rierplip to .1 tnnn
thence north 82' degrees, nest 4 pprches to a
maple thence north u degrees, west 72 perches
to a stone; tnenee north 4, degree?, east 12
percnes io ino piacc oi ueginning, containing
21 ACRES and !W PERCIIEH,
atnet measure, exrennnc tnerenur nhnut ..wre
conveyed tot'liarles Menitel by Khas George and
who vy ineir uovh uaieu ma) li, ihi, and re,
corded, in the ollke for the recording ol Deeds
In and for Carbon couutv. In-Deeri linnk. Vn.
page Ml. The Improvements thereon rouslat of a
two-stoky i'uxk mvci.umi house.
with a one and one-half hLoi-v nlanii MtHien
attached, a Frame Hnlss Darn, and oilier nece;.
sarynutDuiiuings. terms win ne matte known
ai imie auu piac or .jam i y
FX1ZAJ1ETH UKOllliF. Adiiilniatrntil.
Kreyman f; Ilevdt, Atlnmeu.
oi l. 2i, mui-na
flO TO FRS. UODKREB, uudor Uie Kxeuanjc
U Hotel. Dank street, for a nxiotli shave ora
faalilonable lair cut. txr elated on Sunday's
Itoeder'a Hair tonic, cures UaudruR. We aarry
In btock a full line of fanry toilet articles at low
est prices, and we ant t ho only place In towu
where you can buy lludr's Cream fer the law.
ICE CREAM, SODA WATER, MILK SHAKE, CON
FECTIONS AND FRUITS.
WE AUE now nicely loestul In our new stole room and with.
Increased facilities anil convenhnces am better tlian ever pre
pared to cater to tho public. We extend an earnest Invitation
to the pcoplo to call and see us at our handsomo new store.
-r rf-s r . . in Retail or Wholesale lots, l'lenicandu-
JLCB IsreaiU ana V-iOnieCCIOn, rival committees and weddlnc rallies will
bo promptly supplied at the very lowest price. Pon't bnv elsewhere until you call an'ljlearn our
prices. ve luruiMi an navors or uream in anv quaintly m suoii iiumr.
F it SILVERWARE, WATCHES AND BEAUTI
FUL JEWELRY.
WE CAIIKY as fine and as complete a line of the above foods
as can be found in any Jewelry Slore la Carbon county. Wa
have all tho newost novelties and the prices ate the very low
set. S5TCome and see ns before you buy.
Latest Novelties
All
in
the Verv
Chas. H. Nusbaum,
BlilDGE STREET, "W HISSPORT,
Toys
PA.
MARGHL
STlTUElt'K HIIAV1M! WAI.OON,oppo.ltoUie
Advocatk OrricK, Is IteadquarUrs fur
shaving. uaircutttoE and alikiupuolDK. Call.
House, etita Tialr. tthaves and does every
thing In flrst-elau stvtn I)iop In aud see hi in
J. A. PHILLIPS,
UKALEU JK
Pianos and Organs,
WUUMPOST. PA.
CYinr Cardinal BeMODi Why You Should Buy
Our pi1B6a aBdOrgaw si Pbrtlinr1
lyl'Ullll pobas no Agnu i
UrPhullpa bus no Collectors :
UrFtilUlas lias no Kipetue. l .
Wr-FhUUps cau lime Flauu. Huomtus '
You will find us In tho lead with morn Fresh S vies and Beautiful Goods than ever.
Large opportunities to buy your Fall and IPintei ioods are offered. Our enormottt
. . i. ( t- . t. , .. C-. .. 1 : - - 1 - . - t .. i
Biuca ui aeutuuuutt ot;i9 is upvueu luiu tt-nuj
now is tne time to buy.
NOTIONS Wo havo lookod welt to the nei
Department In selecting the stock for this season,
use we have made special efforts to secure little
well as ornamental.
UOSIEHV, UNDERWEAR AXD GLOVED - Hie beet selections, ana popular
1'' Ices within the reach of all, and
, of our Notion and Fancy Goods
?ide from tlw staple anicles lu daily
oroides, that aie always useful as
arehousE.
ow potations
-ON-
(f'C, &c, :c.
A lino of tufted Dress Mater-
ini in plaid effects and a variety
of colorings, 58 cents a yard
a very desirable stuff at the price
All Urool Cashmeres, 38 in
ches wide, a full line of shades
at 39 cents a decided bargain
and worth inspection.
ll'e aro the headquarters for
Ladies and Misses Cloaks and
Jackets, the greatest assortment
of desirable styles at popular
prices m tins section, Jackets
and Piccfcrs trimmed with fur
of almost any variety desired;
also untrimmcd, in the differ
ent grades.
Have you examined our line
of Uuderwcar for Ladies, Gents
and Children, if not, it will pay
you to look through the many
grades ; there are no such val
ues offered in this city.
Hosiery, Gloves
The lurgest assortment and
lowest prices.
dew U large. We of course carry
We lead the trade In Ihese lines,
, i ices.
..Is department Is fully up to iflf
We are letertnined to make ,
ised with onr stock. The assort-1
stiles prevail in this department, as the scope of c
all grades 01 goods, wnicu are soiu on tneir merits
because we sell the Uest Goods at the most liberal
CORSETS, and MUSLIN' UXDKRWEAR- I
standard at all tiuiea
DRESS GOODS, I1LACK GOODS and SILi:
this deoartment win. and vou cannot fail to be I '
ment is large and so varied In price as to mtet the , nise ot all.
FLANNELS, COMFORTS and lIIiANKET - This Is a department that appeals
to ihe necessities, consequently we are show Ins a -'k that will delight every house
keeper, by offering generous inducements in price- ror thoroughly first-class goods.
LINEN'S and DOMESTICS - Our showing In 'his department of Staples will be
appreciated by every shrewd buver, as we carry an immense atsortrueut of everything
pertaining to the lines, and ate always up to the times, qualities and prices combined.
SECOND FLOOR. CARPETS, UUOS and I URTAINS Onr assortment in
Nottingham Curtains cannot be eseelled In deslnf and qualities for the very low price
at which they are offered. New Fall patterns In Woquett and Extra Fine Smyrna
Rugs at right priees. You wi'l have to see our carpets to get any sort of an Idea of
what we carry. New effects in prevailing coloi log-, embracing all wakes and finali
ties and always to bo seen.
THE ANNEX contains our Grocery Department, which has do equal lu this sec
tion. Choice stocks of even thing that It neeessury to make It first-class has been
carefully looked after. A trial order will convince jou that we are leaders in this line.
As to qualities ami prices, tuey are aiwavs rigui
BROADWAY,
Mauch Chunk, Fa,
Oe JL JRlE-X.
GrlobE
No. 711 Hamilton Street,
Allentown, Pa.