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SATURDAY, NOVEMDERlTlSPL
ttona ride CircolMlon Lnrjrer titan that of
any Weekly Newipnper In the County.
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KEYSTONE STftTE NEWS
THE ADVOCATE UOICOTTKH.
A nowspnper that will lose Its Inde
pendence by allowing o few peoploto
dictate lt lino of policy and expression
of opinion is unworthy of patronaijo.
The "Influential" few who threatened a
boycott on this paper because opinions
didn't Klbo exactly have the satisfac
tion of stopping their own paper and It
ends thero instead of being a regu
lar subscriber they will borrow the
Advocate hereafter, for they must read
It to keep posted on the occurrences
both local and political, and by and by
when the fog that makes 'em so fear
fully narrow minded clears away, they'll
send us their name and a dollar to be
entered on a list that Is now nearlng
1100. 'Yhon this paper must stoop to
tho will of that class who arc so mighty
thin skinned well go out of business.
It would bo well for them to remember
that tho blblo has a way of giving somo
strong whacks, but people read it more
and moro every year. Tho Advocate
is the peoplo's paper. Their interests
are Identical with our's. If you aro a
borrower of this paper, wo ask you to
subscribe. It will suit you, for wo give
tho nows and toll tho truth. Let us
hear from you.
Itefns Which Ar- oi Particular
Interest to Pcnnsylvanians.
ThM n ii' n Am mi u"liil!iy intern!
upon Mi tttlllllilll iillimc. Till llllllll 'T.lir
liRslirin iniuki'd l nililniK twn columns per I
nunc anil oIlHrwl"!1 lmproliiK 11m p:iH'r Mil) I
,iicHainitin.ui.i-ii.mojt, in.iem'mi.-ni jjj THjb AKD HEABDY OOUNTIHI.
policy onne pummipri niuir ir ..i...
Inlin Mmml.ttl.
Vf TO thr siAMnABli hum mention of natters ninoii nrrry
TlmCAKiioN AlivocATK, plWIhi b the borlr ShowM Ktiew About A Wk'l
Morthlmers at LchigMon, appears this week AeeMeel. Mi.1 Crimea Aeennt.lr and
enlaraeci to nine eoiiimns. ine aaveriiiins w
nsrtment If well Alieit. and the renortorlal and
. ' . . n.i.Iii..i.lh...ila Thai TT i 11 1 VT.. I tu. Tl. 1 1 nil
IUVDIHHllCai ln IB .mil d.-... ... 1 rillWUHf. iwi. w.
Issue before in Is In erery respect a very erenit- trail In tbe McDonald n.ld ta on nra ana
M nannr. M. il. 1m iv Times. Minnas- Barest. The Dlaa'.nn on nowea
- - . .
ably roMtiucrsD. aown me crsea. me inuioauon. pomi. w
The Cardoh ADVooATr. has swung Into IU la hlg loss.
S9t)i relume. It ta tearleta, Independent and FrlgMfMl Hide in a Hon way Oar.
ably conducted. The people of lehlghton and Eastox, Not. 13. An electric oar ran
Tielnltv are proud of their newa-naper, which Wav down Colleee hill liare with two
while Increasing In age accordingly Incraawa In passengers ami a motor man. Down the
merlt-Allcntown Orltlc bill It plunged for Jolly a quarter of a
ruum with thr rAFKR. mile, crashed through tne iron railings
Pbila.,!ot. lltli.tstt. and over the aide of the Ilusliklll bridge,
t u.a mnjiii imriwwl IimIav on reach Ina the 1 falllnz Into the water thirty feat below.
Aovocatk and I want to consrstulste von and George Sohug, the motor man, remained
tho Advocate Muting llouao on the success it at Lie post and sustained a fracture of the
... .,.. -i ,. niii.HtvntIiilaliton. 1 lee. MIssSaTlle Mack anu irorcssor mi-
read the AdvocAtr every week and and It to be ler were badly bralaed by the fall, bat no
terylntenwtlng throughout I am glad to are bones were broken. A slippery track and
that you enwrwl yonr Join anniversary, uy - -
urging your paper and maaing oiner improyo-
BRIEF MENTION OF NEWS
Happenings of the World from
Pole to Pole.
TOLD IK A PET SECONDS OF TIME.
Tonnd Murdered.
menti. The Auvocatr haa been unusually BRADroRD, Nov,
iucsatiil,lratldeervlngolthelilghhonon, ft W(,u to do
. . ... i ti .juri immiiii aikla like!"
The tki-emnial assessment is to be
mado this fall, and assessors all over
tho county should take particular
pains to levy a Just and oqultablo valua
tion on njl property, ljet thcro bo no
discrimination between prlvnto Indi
vidual and tho corporation. Tho rate
for ono should bo tho rato for tho oth
or. Tartlctilarily In tho upper end of
tho county should assessors bo on their
guard. Coal lands aro worth some
thing and they should bo returned at
their correct value tho flguro they
command In tho market. Tho fact that
a Just and oqultablo assessment, lovled
Bomo few years ago, failed in Its pur
pose should not doter assessors from a
direct lino of duty. It was tho fault of
the court, which failed to uphold tho
assessors, that tho rato was reduced,
and valuable coal properties placed on
an equality with marsh lands. Let tho
assessors do their duty and tho courts
will bo compolled to ultimately recog
nlzo justlco and equity.
We sometimes wonder whether tho
reader over quostlons that every lino in
a newspaper costs its publisher some
thine and If It is for tho benefit of an
Individual it cught(to bo paid forf If
a grocer was asked to donate groceries
to ono abundantly able to pay for them,
ho would refuse Tho proprietor of a
newspaper must pay for tho frco ad
vertising If tho beneficiary doos not,
and yet it is ono of tho hardest things
to bo learned by many that a news
paper has spaco In its columns to rent
and must rent in order to Hvo. To
giveaway or rent it for anything less
than living ratos would bo as certainly.
fatal as lor a landlord to furnish a
house rent free, a point that would
soon end In bankruptcy.
Since the lansf ord Record will com
pare figures let It mark down tho voto
of Boyle, combination, 1331; Connell,
Democrat, 1810; Conuell's majority,
102. Qulnu, combination, 1700; Sharpc,
Democrat, 2003; Sharpo's majority, 217.
Essor, Democrat, 2103; Clauss, 723; t,s
ser leads by 1701. Holler's largo voto
Is to bo accounted for by tho fact that
for sheriff thcro wero only two candid
ates, and ho was to a certain oxtcnt
t supported by t ho Regular Democrats.
) Record Bhould try ngain.
Bradford, Nov. 16. Mr. Andrew lleil
. .ll ,i nAn..n. .... rni,n,i
galneil. The a Be the nnrrow 'gange track
AovocATjt Is ainoeTTmpottant factor lu tbat winds round Mount Raub. Theneck
waa Daaiy gaaneii witu a anue. it is ue-
If.iul ,!., NililMn, wee t lin ttiipnnMA nf
TI1K LAnllnBl rflfWl 'vn v.w. . n-,...
?.SiJX.yjJS'ZiSSi. The Strelmaklng Kecnr nrok...,
i... ..Iniut a nnliimn tn earll naap. R I Tf-T"raumaa Vnv IK The KdffAf A.
Mwueau replaces i no "'"" - r'7' Thompaon ateol worka at urackiocK were
W?.1 :(D finr.'lV'Sm nut in oneratloa after a rest of two hours
volume and is Rn evidence ot prosperity eate for a twenty-four hours run, to teat the
pleased In see. There is no limit to the joIub Uapgty 0t the worka. The Idea wna to
Ai.vocATd;i.n.t.ib.ti,"i Plbl!. of tbe
wMitnfnraiioHaramr. MuninrterrogroRi. South Cblcnuo rolllnii mllla for twenty-
Hie CAhi ox Advooatk, published at t. four hours, which Ii 1,700 tons. When the
hlghton, has entered on Ita twilitleth Har teat ended It was found that 1,907 groes
f.?." ,. iu "'" ......-. . jo,,, 0f fin,ue(i stwi rnii, uml been pro-
Ully J.ecoril. Jnel Thl 1,V nil nrevlnus records.
crimnsiinturrriinwll'. The Tennsylranla Alliance,
. . t r Tt a m hahrubcro. 'ov. 15. lueatato rarm-
,.,Awimiialui "i . """' m Alll.no. ..Honmed l-n meet In Wll-
will soon be instituted at Allentown liam,Dort next vear. Reaolutlona wero
with 100 members. adopted indoralns the Ocala tilatform;
, Ten palefaoes will be adopted Into demanding government supervision of
t i t. nui. e. 171 imnml railroads and telegraph linea; the election
Ioho Poco Tribe, o. 1.1, Improved of president Tlce pretdcnt and aenatora
Ordor of Red Men, Wtissport, on Mon- by direct vote; making burning of free
day evening next. ' passes a criminal olTenae; compelling oloo-
, Camp 05,8. of V, recently insti- '-
tutcd in this city, Is rapidly increasing , tnMton on n kinds of nroperty;
in membership through the energetic prohibiting the dealing in Blocks and
offorts of Its members. Brains on futures, and to prevent adulter-
Deputy Councilor Bennett and "uu "l lo ,'"""
M'wtj y"" Uses Ills Coffln for a llathtub.
, u. XJltterlino visiteu uan urove ,-...,. vr ist.ii Cole.
CouncilJr. O. U. A. M., at Pleasant man, a rich Green county farmer, had
Corner. Monday evening. a presentiment that his death wns near at
..Lehigh Council, 101, Jr. O. U. A. i.Y. .,Y., '-, rT
M, in accordance with nn old and tDOUgh oycr tu0 prospect of his death to
established custom, will attend divine suit Coleman and he resolved to live, lie
services in Trinity Lutheran church on has had the coffln lined with zinc and uses
Sunday evening. All members should gon
attend. I prrrBniTr.o. Nov. 15. Beniamln Beale
.. CatawissnCastlo, No. 128, KnightB hn, found eon wbo was kidnapped by
of tho Golden Eaglo, of Catnwlssa, was Gypsies fourteen years ago. Tho boy was
i.,,nt..i is. i, intt livTl n n taken first to Utah, then to Baltimore,
instituted on tho 18th iusU by D. U. O. Ho Rnd went' to Afrioai where bo
Jacob Bchafer and stair, tjazzam joln(Mj i)artcllot'a rear column. After-
Thistlo Castle, No. 129, of G azzam, will ward ho was one of Stanley's cooks till tho
bo Instituted on December 1st by U. explorer returned to ainziuar.
n tt ti -n.l Cuff J.OOK UU( lor -mis toQiieneii,
,uu,i.iii(iiiuiiUi.. ...- 11 n .,r. n..
tt .1 I- i-1l.l Tl. Tlulm. iJVABitll, ..w.. Il-wui.l,. u.
.WBIiraiKr-lllwi U ronrT nnt nf Bar an A. 18S0.
or, of the Grand Army of the Republic, v. S. Rosecrans, register, J. J. Huston,
l.no n nivlnr nilmnnUliliiL' tho treasurer, are circulating in this vicinity.
, , i,.i 4i,nt Inthetltlo "United StatM'Ulio "1" is not
lucuiunn ui dotted.
ono of them "wearing tho badge of tho Robbed the ro.toinre.
Order participating in any demonstrn- WauAMBronT, Nov. 10. Tho sum of
tion where the Rebel flag is displayed g 1 mouec wan
luimca 1119 uunubiuu. i nurgiars.
..P. C. Joseph N. Bennett, Jr., Of Suicide of an Oil Jlerrlianl
Packerton, has just received tho up- Titcbville, Nov. 17. George P. Ken-
polntment of Deputy for the 331th ,1
District, Jr. O.U. A. M, which includes Beif through tho head. Tho depression in
Lohlgh, 101, Lehighton; Columbus, 385, oil caused him financial embarrassment
Parryvillo; Oak Grovo, 357, l'loasant ana luuuoea temporary insanity.
n,. ATinAW Jld Tnr.lfertnnnnil Three llnmtrrit l'eoplo UTlcted.
i.lzaril UreCK, WL JUUl l-euu. Jm. p. Maeltl. A Co.. lanra enal .Inal.
Bennett is a llvo, energetic worker in erBi are flgUtlng each other, and mcmberi
tho interost of tho Order and is tho of the respective firms say tho war will bo
very best person for the office. Ho " ,?at.B?
wm put sumo suuii uuu inu 1111.U 11." & Co. for 300,Ot for damaging their prop
work, something it has never hnd, but erty. On Saturday, Markle & Ca, with
which has long been needed. 'he aid of the sheriff, took possession of
Ills Mother iicnd. and Ulsposseseeu auu tenants.
Wn roirrct verv much to chronicle 'E r' ' Three KlTerr.
11.. 7n. n u.......,.i. 1'ITTSBDRQ. Jov. 17. iisnermen navi
IJIO UVUIU Ul 111U Ulimrci ui vjo.vv... I , . . I. cl
Carkol D. Wright, says: "It is prob
ablo that tho tlmo lias arrived when
every person in tho United States who
desires remunerative employment can
not find it. Five hundred thousand
peoplo must competo for 400,000 places.
What I am saying has nothing to do
with tho groat army of unemployed
which through all agos has hung on
tho outskirts of civilization. I am
dealing simply with currents In tho
way of oocupation."
We iiad the pleasure this week of
reading tho brilliant and able argu
ment of Hon. William M. Rapsher in
tho stato scnato on tho question of tho
' jurisdiction or mat body to inquiro in
to the McCaraant and Boyer matter.
Tho senator certainly mado a groat
point over his collegues of oppositi
political faith, and scored them fear
fully for very apparent wlllulluess m
mo examination tu iuuuuuuiuuuiuh.id.
While other towns are doixo. some
thing to stir up a boom Lehlghton
maintains its usual calm exterior, un
ruffled and unmindful of what goes on
outsldo of Its bailiwick. This is entire
ly wrong, our people should bestir
thcmsclvos and sco to it that wo catch
somo of tho many manufacturing in
dustrles that move from placo to placo,
Will our people do something to in
crcaso our business interests!
The Prohibition voto this year is 18,
012, a gain of 1,001 over that of last
year. By tho provisions of tho Baker
ballot law this showing is not sufllcient
to bring tho Prohibition party under
the terms of tho printing clause and
next year they must supply their own
tickets. This discrimination is unjust
If the tickets are to bo printed for one
party they should bo printed for all.
The journals or the metropolis
must be pretty hard up for news when
such papers as tho Philadelphia Preas
will devoto two and threo columns of
space over the advent of a ohild Into
tho homo of some ono of the codfish
aristocracy. The gush over the Astor
baby is tiresome. The Philadelphia
t'ross snoum oxniuit more uorse sense,
Blatinotos has now what it uevi
had before, viz: A Urst-olas news
paper. The old Slatlngton News has
Iiaaii nurnhased bv a company of Kent-
lemon and tho plant has been iuoor
porated. Tho paper will be of Satur
day lssuo and Republican In politics.
The new management has our beet
wishes for abundant success.
The new ballot law will decide for
Lehlghton what this paper has long
patiently agitated, vis: the ward ques
tion. Districts must beapportioned In
aneh manner ris will alvo the necessary
conveniences to the voter. This being
so, the spring election will ue me iai
unaer mo oiu syaieiu.
COCNTI ClUl EUAN DRIISBACB WB8
picturesquely" oomplimented in last
week's Mauob. UhuuK uaaeiie Jor
,.iui,l tHcIitt that Bob Klotx and
few other so-called Democrats helped
him to win. But perhaps the Oaaetto
is not so muoh to blame for this not wo
as the chairman himself.
ed townsman, Daniol Baltzer.last w celt, UoaTer rlvcra tuls aU 133 jui,, cach of
at an advanced ago at her homo in which weighed moro than twenty pounds.
Philadelphia. Interment was mado on Hundreds of bass of two pounds and over
c. . . . i,.n,iB,inn have been taken by hook aud line. Sev
enty-five arrests for illegal fishing hare
been maac.
Attorney Hard's llody Found
Reading, Nov. 17. The body of Wil
Sunday. Mr. B was in attendance
Sltirdcr Most Toll!
At Irontown, Lehigh county, Wed
nesday, Mrs. William Nibch was mur- llam j uar,i ih8 weli known lawyer
dorod and her husband received injur- who disappeared from his home ten days
.M r, .viii.,, l.r. -ni ,iin TlmnnnnlA oco. has bceu found in the Schuylkill
ii 11 . M.f.A river, in the lower part of the city. It was
of tho community are in a perfect ' ..nnnd';h.t h.h.,i '0M WMt.
phrcDzy of oxeitement, and there aro as lie had not been seen since the evening
many wild threats of lynching tho per- of l,ov. 4. Financial troubles caused him
petrators of tho dastardly orime if they commit .memo y urowmug.
uro uiwncrai. im RTnirncr TJ V Km 10Hi,fT
tho brutal crimo was committed was rcck, Republican senator-elect for this
surrounded all day by a mad noruo 01 district, was grnnteu a preliminary man-
1 hn damns directing tho board of canvassers
1, Tii of this county to doclare tho result of the
rod handed murderers. . tnr it.,. ,,. ifrn .t.i
- XT T 1
nelllmr Alons O. K. ""' ".
It will no doubt greatly Interest tho
many friends of Frank P. Semmel, in
this section, to learn that ho is getting Connecticut's Rnrerlor Court Says Ills
..! f.cl 1 1,n I, Mel l.nclnuis. Acta Ara Valid.
. ,.f i, , , 1 . 1 111 1 HARTroRD, Nov. 14. The Republicans
ntWentherly, this county, whither ho nr0elated over the decision of JndgoRob.
moved last spring, taking possession of inson, of tho superior court, in the matter
tho well-known Gilbert House. 1'Tank of the mandamus brought against State
has mado many improvmenU in this r3,r'1"
hostelry and it now stands with tho pel the payment of 'hU sala. Tho court
very host in tho Interior of thOStqto. holds that title to office cannot bo tried in
When you go to Weatherly you should mandamus proceedings, and that Gov-
not full to call and see him. ernor Bulkeley, being in possession of the
execuuvo omce, waa as iacto governor.
To our fcubicrlbers. anu nis acts were vaita, including the op-
VICTORY FOR BULKELEY.
Tho snocial announcement which nn- polntment of an executive secretary.
.1 ; ; 1
peareu 111 our columns somo time smca .
finnniinnlTu'n Bneninl nrrunffpmnnt with bancer not Aumllted.
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Dr. 11. J. Hcndall KM., Of OlOSUUrg uuiivav, .i. a. vumptruuerctauu
Rills, Vt., publishers of "A Treatise on ana Marvin II. banger, Democratic candl
tho liorso nud his Diseases," whereby date for treasurer, met as a board of
mif ciii ril .Arc trra nnal ,lul in nl.tuli, equalization to cauvaaa the tax returns of
n cony of that valuable work free by the railroads. They went to the door of
sending their address to B. J. Kendall treasurer's offloe, where they were met
- . I It tt nnnitnhla A him Tl XlnnKa nrlin In
uo. (anu enclosing n two-cent stamp " , " , . J," .
for mailing same) Is renewed for a vited Mr. Stanb to enter. Mr Stanb said
limited period. We trust all will avail he W."U. ril constable
themselves of tho opportunity of oh- "P"1 that Treasurer Henry would be
tabling this valuable work, to every gladtoeee Mr. Sanger w a private cltin,
lover of the Horse it is indispensable, lut that he could not enter the place as
as it treats in a slmplennrall the 'JTZ
diseases wnlcu allllct tills noble animal.
Its phenomenal sale throughout tho
United States and Canada, make it
standard authority. Mention this
paper when sending forTroatise."
returned to the comptroller's office.
PARSON GEORGE'S SENTENCE.
Taken to Clinton Prison to Itemaln
Fifteen Years.
Catskill, N. Y., Nov. 16. Parson
George, who waa found guilty of man-
aiaugnter In bringing about the death
YOUNG DHEXEL MAMIIItU
Dissolution of Cc-Partnersliip.
H Vrrti Mini Hum Irirl. ..f 1
Pmi.u.f 1 1 m Nuv ttf fl.iuf W 1 partnership hcritnfon' oxHtiiifc be
ChiklH Drexrl w woililctl t Mi- Mmjr . twceii M. T Tn'ln nml II H Krei'llar,
Btreton Irick, (Uuulitcr of Mrn Churle I under the Dim mime of Trexler A
the lTek Oancht Fresh from the Unnj
Win- ami Oerfnltx Kdltetl and Oon-
Aented far Owr Header.
ThouiM J. Wood, Jr.. a prominent
too riff l inker of Dslla". Tex., and Dr.
James Orr, one of the leading physicians
Terrell, bare been arreeteu obarmeu
with obtaining fraudulently $10,000 Insur
ance on the life of Clinton It. Page, who
died of consumption.
John Luna loin, Jr., a prominent Ilaelne
(Wis.) man, was burned to death at that
ace.
At Ottawa ex-Meelianteal Engineer J. N.
Arnold, of the public works department.
wan arrested on tue ctiarge oi conspiring
to defraud the government.
Etta w. Harris, better known as Dr.
Ludgate, who haa figured prominently In
criminal annals for the past two years In
connection with abortion cases, died at
Linden, Mass.
The report that ex-President and Mrs.
Cleveland and baby Hutu were to visit
their Massachusetts summer home, Gray
Cables, this autumn, is denied by Mr.
Kickerson, who has charge of the place.
Miss Annie Campbell Gordon, daughter
of Mrs. Douglass Gordon, was married to
Paymaster John U. Novell. U. a. .. a
grandson of General Quitman, of tho Mexi
can war, at lJaltltnore.
A court martial lias been ordered for
Major Charles D. Throckmorton, of the
Second artillery, cuargeu witn implicating
pay accounts.
Alone the lower Hudson the ground is
frozen hard and ice is plenty. EH
Auditor General McCnmant, of Pennsyl
vania, estimates that the cost of the recent
extra session will be about jou.wo.
Comptroller Lacey has decided to np
nolnt a receiver for the Corrv (Pa.) Na
tional bank, which recently failed. The
shortage is now said to be f lo.oou.
A Salvation Army lieutenant in Keokuk,
la., by tho death of his father in Germany,
becomes Daron Von luitselcbcn, and in
herlts a fortune.
'C. K Gilbert, a brake man, was killed.
and several were Injured by the collision
of thrco sections of a freight train on the
Chicago, Hurling ton and Qulncy railroad,
near Gilson, Ills.
An unsuccessful attempt was made at
.Mount Alrv. Ala., to lyncn Martin cott
and four companions, charged with killing
Postmaster Church, of that place.
The treasury officials have discovered a
dangerous couiuerleit ot tno twenty dol
lar gold cert locates.
Miss Bessie Dlosson, ono of the prettiest
girls of Geneo, Neb., has eloped with an
Indian of the wasuoo tribe.
The National Association of Carriage?
and Harness Manufacturers met nt Spring
Held. 11ms.
Kepubllcansstate that an nllcced scheme
to count out Levi Ii Worden, ltepublloan
assemblyman-elect In Rensselaer, New
York, failed of a few votes.
Tho New York Herald says that Tam
many Hall will not make a tight to secure
the speakership of the assembly.
John wesley Edmonds, a decamped
Bridgeport (Conn.) scamp, Is found to
have deluded many young girls, whom he
advertised for to fill positions or become
his wives.
At New York the committee on buildings
otthe board of education have reported
serious deviations from tho specifications
of new buildings, connived at by tho in
spectors and superintendent of buildings.
Unscrupulous contractors have literally
stolen public money while venal officials
said nothing. Tho robberies have been
carried on upon such an enormous scale
that their real extent can only bo guessed
at now.
An eastern philanthropist has endowed
Colorado college v,lth a library fund of
to0,000.
Postmaster Winters, of Locan. Ia.. has
disappeared. Ills accounts aro supposed
to be entangled.
Angelina Delutta, sixteen years of age,
disappeared from her home In Boston
with f 1,300 belonging to her mother.
Ten prisoners escaped from the new jail
at Trinidad, Colo., by cutting out a sec
tion of the wall.
Threo Yuma Indians weto sentenced to
death at Los Angeles for murdering an old
medicine man, who failed to bring rain
when told to do no.
Reports presage trouble In Alaska, the
people being tired of corrupt ofllclal prac- j
tlccs under successive administrations.
Horace G. Allen, cx-p resident of tho
Boston common council, has been nomi
nated for mayor by tho Republicans.
The American Society of Mechanical
Engineers elected Charles II. Loring, of
Brooklyn, president.
The report that leprosy existed at Blng-
hamton, N. Y., was a canard.
Incendiary-fires at Chattanooga, Tenn.,
caused a loss of J6G.000. Released con
victs, many of whom aro prowling around
the city, are suspected.
The Episcopalians ot the United States
began their annual congress in Washing
ton.
A 12.000,000 Are in St. Louis destroyed
almost the entire retail business center of
the city.
The Second Presbyterian church, corner
of Union avenue and South street, Peeks-
kill, N. Y., celebrated its fiftieth anniver
sary Nov. 17.
An order to show cause why a tempo
rary mandamus should not be issued was
served on the board of canvassers of Onon
daga county, N. Y., to compel them to
canvass the voto and Issue a certificate to
Rufus T. Peck as senator for the Twenty
fifth district.
At New York Mrs. Ferdinand Hay man,
wife of a prosperous wholesale sponge
dealer, was locked up In tho Tombs on tho
cnargo ot receiving stolen goods.
Secretary Foster asks Ohio Republicans
to return John Sherman to the United
States senate.
There is some wild talk in Belgium ot a
supposed desire of France to annex the
lesser country.
A gale at Syracuse Monday night blew
down a large two story frame building,
wrecking it completely.
Anthony Areat, of New York, has been
found guilty at Montreal of falling to pro
vide for his wife. Sentence has been suspended.
One hundred and two morphine pills
were swallowed at Washington by Belle
Adams, who said ahe did not wish to live
longer. Physicians placed her out of dan
ger,
THE CLEVELAND TRIPLETS.
Ken, of Vlnceiittown, N ,1 , tn Trinity
Episcopal church in tlm nt, Wednesdny.
Bishop Scarborough, of New Jersey, por-
formed the ceremony.
Theweddins present included a resi
dence at the corner of Lcuflt and Thirty
ninth street from Mr. Irick, a diamond
necklace and bracelet from George W.
Child and many other costly and ran
gifts from friends ot both parties In differ
ent parts of the country. Mr. Drexel,
who is named after the proprietor of The
Ledger, la a son of A. J. Drexel, the neau
of the wealthy banking house of Drexel,
Morgan ft Co., of New York and London;
Drexel A Co., ot this city, and Drexel,
llarjes & Co., of Paris.
THE NEW STALLION KING.
Kreidlci , rtoinp lnwipevs dm nnrtji Firm
street, in the Union!, nf lehlghton,
Carbon covmty, IV, Iihh ih'in day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All debts
contracted by the said nrm and ail
moneys owing will be adjusted and
nettled by the undersigned who will
continue the bualness.
M. T. TKEXLER.
LeWffhton, Pa Nor. 1 1801-W3.
Guardian's Sale
Of Very Valuable Real Estate.
The undonlgned, onardlan ot the minor
will sell at public sale on the premises aforesaid,
children of David Dover, Sr., of I-ower Towa
menidnR Township. Carbon eminty. Pa , dee'd,
Allerton Dethroned by rlo Alto The
Latter EqnaU Maud S's Time
Stocktoh, Cel., Nov. 18. Palo Alto, the
game son of Electioneer, trotted a mile
without a skip, here yesterday, In 3r08K
Bv this remarkable performance the hone
not only breaks a stallion record held by
Allerton, but wins all records of the world
for the famous . Palo Alto stable. Marvin
had his chance well In hand all the way,
and drove the tall mile without even n
sign of distress from the horse.
The quarters were made as follows:
SI. 1:0HM, 1:MK.
General Market.
Naw ORK, Nov. la-COTTON-8pot lots I
quiet; middling uplands, 8 MOO. Futt-res
steady; November, 7.70e.; December, 7.76c.!
January, ?.fft)c
FLOUK Steady and without material
change; fine city mill extra. 9&.8B for West In
dies; Minnesota extra, 93.OOOft.0O; floe, IS.BOfe
3.6ft ; mpsrone, 3.a3.J.
V I1RAT - Was Irregular throughout. Prtoes
opened strong and Inc. higher, fell He. and the
rallied Me-1 receipts, IBS, KM) bushels; shipments,
UUU.8S8 bushels; Mo. v rod winter, ! 1.074 oah;
do., December, 91.0094; do,, January, S1.(MH.
CORN Opo nod stady at M& decline, and
at noon wan unchanged; receipts, HUSH bush
els; shipments. 61,907 bushels; No. 2 mixed,
71c. ossh; January, IHMc.
OATS-DuU, but steady; roooints, 0tt,fV
bushels; shipmenti, 44,214 bushels; No. 3 mixed,
38MC. cash; Deoeraber, 8860.; January, SRMe.
BYE Firm and moderately active; western,
tl.0fil.07, c. f. t. and delivered; da, January,
51.07(41. ID, a f. t and delivered f. o. b.; state
Bold at II 01.
BARLEY -Dull; No. t Milwaukee, 71Q7SO.
SUGAK-lteaned more active and slifrhHy
higher; out loaf and crushed, SMfi. pow
dered, 4Mc.; granulated, 4 5 1G&4 7-lflc
COFFEE liuiet ; fair Ulo cargoes, 10a
PORK-Dull, but steady; new mess, 910.7a.
IiAILD-Quiet; January, 96.43; February,
BUTTEIt-81ow, but steady; western extras,
CHEESE Quiet; Onlo flat, HQOe.
EGOS In fair demand and steady; state.
freHh, 27038c.; western, do., 27&S7HC.
TURPENTINE Slow at SViivWWc.
RESIN-Dull; strained to good, 91.3&1.42K-
Snturday, November 23, 1891
at ono o'clock p. m.,lhe following ValnableReal
IMFuun, to-wii . no. i.-ihc -lnuirBMttHi irwu
bounded by lands of John Ptranp, (lately nt
(leorge waciier), Ephrlam Bhives ami ievi
liftrti. fxtntninlttv 17n AfrtHi. innffl nr lfM. A limit
3S Acres are in llottd Tlmiwrland and the bal
ance is all clear ana nnaer gooa eunivation. a
Plvn Arrn Orrlmrd of t'holpp Fruits: Twelve
In Meadow, a wells of pure water, one at the
house ami ono at the barn. The lmpro omenta
thereon are a TWO-HTOnv jihick ikiuhk,
33x36 feet, a Two-story rianK House, iixw rwi, i
wlih a foreshoot attachment Wxb leet, Wagon i
Shed, 3l30 feet, and other necessary outbuild-1
Ings. This tract will be sold subject to widow's i
dower.
No. a Hhtvp's riaoe. nounaeu uy lamis oi
John Htrohl. George Wagner, Da. Id Buyer and
others, containing Forty-Seven Acres, more or
less: about Forty Acres aro clear and under a
kki state ot cultivation, tne uaiance oeing goou
sist ot a TWO-WTORY FRAMK DWK1.I.INO
HOUSR. lsxao feet, itnhte, 20x30 feet, with hay
mow, nig stable, 10X12 leet, enru crib, 5x10 feit,
and other necessary outbuildings; a splendid
spring of pure water nwir the Iioiiho : a number
ot apple trees are on the -.remises. About Four
Acres are Meadow lnnu,
Xn. 9 AiMohis tho above tracts and enntalns
THIRTY ACKKS. moreor U-ss.ot (IoikI Tlmtwr
innu. "lie iiiun irvuniniiK ui' ihiuiio nun. ivtwi-
lug from MillH)rttnKtemlersvllte,on Mill Creek.
The timler cunlsts ot pine and spruce near the
creek antl the balance h chestnut and chestnut
oak. These properties are nicely located and
will prove a paying Investment. Terms and
conditions will bu mado known at time oi sale by
GHARLKH 8T1UUP,
Gmudlanof the Minor Children ot the late David
Hoyer, nr., oeceaeu.
99
Executor's Sale
Or Very Valuable Itenl Estnc 1
The undersigned, Executor of the Itate ot
DAMEt. Ci,AUS(t. deceased, will Ml nt Public
an ie ou i ue premises in inn twrougn oi liCiugu-
ion, uarDou couuiy, j o., on
Saturday, December 5th, 1891,
commencing at TWO o'clock p. m., thetollow-
ing atnauie neai mwp. io-wii: aii mat cer
tain lt or PHtq of t J round situate ou North
First tsireet. nine iwroiuiiior i iiir uon. bound
ed on the cast us First street, ou tho south by
property oi (leorve W. Nusbftum,oti the west b
Peach Allej, on the north by Rose Alley, llng
XlxItO feet. 'I he ImprovciiiPntH thfreon area
TWO-ttTOltY I'RASIK DWELMNM 22x28 tcet
with Two-story Kitchen lfixlS fect attoclied, mid
all necessary outbuildings, ii the renr of the
Jxtt ts erected a iwti-i uk YiHiuiii.K r am i
DWKI.l.INtl, Mx8A feet. Tonus and conditions
win uv inuue kiiuwii hi iimu ui suie ny
T. D. CLAUHS, Hunlvintf Executor.
nov. II. lMU-ts.
Where Shalll
Buy My Clothes.
The changing seasons once more
brings buck the
to every man, yourself included.
Of course you nro goin to fix
tip a little, as every one else
does. Nothing cxtmvagnut
A New Suit
that will afford comfort for the
warm weather and at tho same
time embrace gowl 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,
Where Shall 1 Buy
My Clothes I
And it must bo decided before
you make your purchase.
Let Us Answer tho Ques
tion foi Yon this Time,
And we will give you
1st A Square Deal. '
2nd. A saving of several
dollars on each Suit of Clothes
we make you.
3rd. The newest and best
styles in fabric, best workman-
ship and very lowest prices.
Give Us a Call.
You shall have tho most careful
attention, unlimited opportunity
for satisfactoiy selection, a per
fect fit, and the fairest prices.
IOO Pure.
THE BEST TOR EVERY PURPOSE1.
For Sale.
A i ifMiil Iinrsp. four p
ro ui in In it Mnrltiir. uplirfit about 1100.
The home Is wrti hnllt, wmmlasa
0 ollai ami very large fur his nxe, and
ulUttork single or double. Apnly to
ii. j.
i,cuigmon, i a.
FOR
A Ti-uitea Kmplftyee's Fail
Philadelphia. Not. 18. Herman Orua-
nebauui, an. oM and truatod employee of I Lottie Townaend by a criminal operation,
the Derhner 8c Eagle Brewing company, was taken to Clinton prison today to serve
uoa ueen arreeieu cuargeu wuu emiwasuug i nisiong aenteooe.
upward ot (10.00U front bla employer.. lie Notwithstanding the fact tbat be per
Held tne position 01 neigner, nna uau tue jurcd blmwlf In tbe moat boldiaoed man
authority to staroo nil tbe kegs tbat left ner be still clinas to bla cant. Ha said to.
tbe brewery and to weigh all material tbat I day tbat bie conscience was at rest, and be
came In and went oat fraely forgave all w bo had wronged bim.
Lilly Slackay Took roLon If tbe man baa simply been ao dated
Lakcaitsb Nov. ia Mlas Lillle Mac- by bla trial and oonriotlon tbat be really
kay, elgbteen years old, employed aa a was unable to express any feeling, tbe offl-
domeatlc In tbe Lome ot Rev. Dr. Thoma. oar think that he will break down when
(1. Aon!, took a dote of nolaon. which be reaches the prison. Ui. tans of fifteen
caused her death In a abort time. No rea- years will be reduced to a little over ten
son la known for tbe suloide.
A Woman's Murderous IIloWi
.VlLKMBABBK, Nov. 18. During a quar
rel at l'oke Hollow, a email mining
town four miles from here, Mary Jones
struok Jane Leonard over the bead with a
years by good behavior. Mr. Flaro thinks
tbat It George i. confined that length ot
time ne wtu leave t&e prison a blind man.
Frances Willard It.-lted.
Boston, Nov. 18. At tbe fourth dav'a
woman win uw. i MMt.nenu.Au n ..1.1
Vh7UmiMkfjXIIMHnlf; I nf 9UA M WhU.lTa
Lancabter, Nov. 19. Tho mystery I ehon roMino- iMmurr. v r.UrriHns
whidi iuiTOuadd the death of IJ1U Buell, of Chicago, oorrwponain
Macky hM Uto cleared up. Phymiciauj Ury, and M1h Ktther Pugh, of Chleaao,
twUfied at the iuquaat that atrychninc trwuarer.
wm joa&a ia bar atoiaaott ana uut &e .
was opproaohUg matmiy. Mia. Ho, J"" 0r;lM 7 Jr"" ,
n mZi aaMftJI tl.or T .I11L. 1.. inft.lswl I THKNTOK, NOT. 18. Tl lojU&OtlOQ 00-
to hr on Snudayovenlus tho secret o Ui nfd bT P"t MaaUr Workmaa Van
beirayal by a yooug man uamed Hlnn Wif'-I-lo,ti df- 'rof- too
dar, declariBK that uothlog waalafthw Tf10,? ot ,tbe Andwit Order of
Imt dath.
-Our public schools will be closed on
Thanksgiving Day, ditto, the Bank, uo
ir you have a NOTt falliiig due on that
'lay t must be paid the day previously
tsare a protect
Will You Do ltt
Uu the Avcrtll Paint, nn-t lialnt hit unck,
in a iouu nerttHi. or tit- miiiuiu hj "nac
as uood, ami rt'p.nnl tt rv .u i two Av( rl'l
Paint t I lie ImsI. it, Ii II ir li.uuiioh
ottii i h.is so linlliiiiil a i-l"--- J ! ts
thin .tin ollur .tl .tin iri. luidiiT
Wt.tl-. All (itlitTH It l.ist.il Jl ,.is
li..i,M ol H H, fnrlif. Win, h. si, i N 1)
U.UMII 1 II1VMI W y Hi I Itnltli I llll Ml I
. 1 j. irs mi IioiivihIMi- t luit, Mt
eriiuit, N . A rltl I'uli.t 1 a 1ill4 1U Use jo
je;ir tiut is KUHrauUl If ou un? urj-vJ tu
hit oilier MtiiLB dcuiaiul inMf ul Uilr datalill.
I. 1 tu iuw.tii.il N not "WlilU lnUlbPint urtt .'"
lUt, 1 Hon loliK Kill U llnl ' ' Itt-'H ililul Jiaiul'le
ttn.tf l.t'U.ji. tints fnt- I fill'. ii li'Ai
United Workman from forming a grand
loago oi ue order, waa diuolred by Vice
Chancellor Van Fleai. Tbe dalagataa then
proceeded.
A Uo-rn Teniloa Agent .9entenved
Acbuum, X. Y , Nov. 19. In the United
State court Samuel J. Levy, who pleaded
guilty to rep reeen ting himself aa a pun
kiou agent and defrauding eererai parties
tn Brockport, waa eentenoed to eighteen
months' Iraprtaoament ia the Monroe
eounty pnltentlary.
Ma Laavtit Want a fieparatlen.
New York, JCot ltf. Mrs M. B Ltavttt
ii suing her husband, the prominent the
atrical tnanaaV, tor a separation, The
eharoa is croeVt-r.
They Are tho i'rlde nf a New Jersey
Town.
New Kotpt, N. J., Nov. 18. The Cleve
land triplets In Caleb Hopkins' home at
Archertowu havo afforded Plurasted town
ship the biggest sensation &ince a surface
made oil well was discovered on Uncle
John Irons' farm. The oil fever soon sub
sided, but the trio of babies that Mr. and
Mrs. Hopkins havo decided to name after
the members of the ex-president's house
hold are a living, breathing reality. Ev
ery woman within a radius of ten miles
has driven over to see them. The proud
latner oi tue triplets is a basket mater.
lie was always a frugal man, though gen
erous to bis family.
"You never can tU what Is golqg to hap
pen," used to be a favorite saying of his,
but be hasn't repeated it since (lot. 12 lost.
In the light of that day's events words fall
flat. The basketmaker'a eyes haven't
stopped bulging yet. When the nurse
came out to see him The day the children
were born Caleb said, "Is It a boy or a
girlt" The aged lady was in an eoataoy of
enjoyment over tbe great news she hail to
tell "Caleb," she said solemuly, -'there's
more n one.-
The delighted parent stood still and
stared at her UU he found bis tongue. He
then asJc4i bustuiy:
"You don't mean to say it's twiner"
"Xore'n twins," almost shrieked the
aged lady. "There's a boy and two trim.
Caleb never said a word, but sauk dom
on the black haircloth sofa with a thud
that made it creak.
Grover Cleveland Hopkins weighed four
pounus ana ten ounoes wnen be was uorn.
He Is five minutes the senior of Ruth
Cleveland Hopkins, who weighed two
ounoss less. Tbe younseat of tbe triolets.
and the heaviest, is Vranoas Folsora Hop
kins, between whom and Grovsr there is a
difference of sixteen minutes in aira.
Frances weighed a full six pounds. Tbe
combined weight of the trio was, there
fore, fifteen pounds and two ounoes. Each
has doubled in weight since, and all three
are as healthy and happy as any set ot
inpieia tuai ever uvea
To Ooatest Derby's Seat.
Troy. N. Y.. Nov. 19. At tbe meeting
ol the board of county canvassers last
night formal notice of a contest for the
seat of John II. Derby, who was elected
senator by 661 majority, was given and the
canvassing board authorised a oommlUee
to take the notice of the contest wHb
i proofs to tbe state board of canvassers.
Christmas,
Birthday
AND
Wedding
PRESENT,
There Is uothiur moro Bultablo than a
Piano orOrgan
. TAKE HOWE.
All twrnnnM nro liorehv cautioned not to lirl
nils': uu t lie properties ot tlio t inters I jinr.l,
lornted in wt renu anu (iiauoiiniK umneiiiiH,
CarlMiti count j. Ja.. for tho purposo of tuintiiifc
or Dililnir, nmler the enulty or tlio ac'a of thu
Ifivv In sucl) crises made mm provided.
HHMiYSKMMn,.
l!at Tenn, Pa., Nov. 7, irdi 3t
SBBBBBBBBFSSBr
I
0. P. Sn 8. H
The above flvo letter -igiilfiM Ilonri'
Goods nt n saving of flill Thirty per rent n
tho prices bolow quoted fully trttify.
Ok. IiHillm nntl Mime Clonka ami
Jackets. We wll line trlmme.1 Jnek
cU;ntlJj niut t.00 worth $0.00 nml
112.00. lletter one nt 812.00 Orth
fl8.00. LnIea N'owmarksU at R.00,
0.00, 8.00 anil 10.00. They are positive
ly worth double the money and onnnot
be duplicated by any other establish
ment In tho valley. Wo have Mhwet
Newmarkets from 2.60 to 10.00. These
Roods are ot the very latest Myle, are
fashionably out, nro well made nnd
wilt be sure to pleatoyou In every par
ticular. Comonndseothcm.
tW Overconts and Suits for M n
and lloys. Wo oarrytho largest mid
beet mado stock in tills section of tho
. state. Men's Overcoats nt D.00, 7.00.
lO.OOIand 15.00. Uoys Overcoats and
Suits run In figures from L7G, 3.00 D.Ou
nnd upward. Ily buying thoso goods
of us wo guarantee you a clear savhig
inn of nt least one-third on overy pur
chase mado. You havo a largo assort
ment to select from, tho stylos aro nil
new, tho nmkes fashionable nnd they
are positively guaranteed In bo well
mado in overy particular.
Merchant Tailoring.
Lchighton, Pn.
3FTlio usual l.irgo assortment or Hats nnd
Cap-", llouts, Shoes, llubbers, Sllpiu-rs. &c.
PROPOSALS WAITED.
Ilkli nro unnled bv tlio Commtwtloners of t lie
counties or Oiirbnn antl lAi7'rne to rcplunk tlio
Jai8t iiavsn DriitRf. me ortuiro m roet
In tinirtli nnrt mtiHt bo nlankpil dlnfrmillr with
two Inch hlte ortk planks. All bUN tire to be
leu wim efUiro jutiier, uiiuoiiavun ainuimsi.
imt tin mi'seiited later tlinn 9 o'clock n. in.. 011
the ifltliof November, IfWl. (iiwnl rallUxSoak
are to be replaced whera needed. Tlio work
l mm no compieieu uy lieceiiioer ai.
Patrick Lawlor,
Com. Clerk, ot Carbon county.
Executrix's Notice.
Estate oMIrvky CAMrurrx, tlepeft-ted. lateot
KraukUti Townslilji, Carbon county, Viu
letters testamentary ot the last will ami ton
tit 11 en t of the late Henry Campbrll, ileeeafletl, of
tho eounty ami btate aforesaid, Iw e been grant
ed to the tmitersiiitu'il. All persons kuowlns
themsehes to be indebted to said estatowlll
make settlement at once, and person liming
claim 111 lirescnt tho same duty authenticated
for bcltlemetit.
CAJCOMNi: CAMPHELL, Executrix.
Franklin twp., Ta.. Oct. 30, lH.-w0
To Whom It May Concern.
A liclfcr stayed lo my prcmlfcs In Frank
lin township, on Saturday October 10, 1801,
wlicro the same ran bo bad by the owDPr
calling, proylne property and paying all
expenses. T. M. WAI.CK,
St- I'rankllit to a nsblp.
I can sell tou ESTY. flKHKLKY or
CKOWN OltOANS from 43 upto00,
nnp positively save you all tho way from
$20 to tb on your purchase. TIAN'OS,
from &1S0 to ?3-'5, and save yon sure from
$S0 to $175. It I can't convince you that
I am scllins, and can sell, so much Cheap
er, why, don't buy from mc.
Don't buy a Sewing Machine until you
see me. I am a belieyer In the motto or
tbe people "Live and let Live." We
quote a few figures and they speak for
tnemscivcs
White Cottage, and American, at
handsomely finished In oak.
Tbe Xew l)avl In oak at 28.
The New Davis in Hungarian Ash, seven
dn wer, 3S.
I will give Five Hundred Dollars it 1
can't show that there is over 25 par cent,
profit on a 7 drawer Davis, and more
pioQt than I make oc a While, Cottage or
American. 1 will give the same amount
If I can't show that they are perfect Davis
Machines, and the same that others sell.
1 will give the same amount If I can't give
a guarantee signed by the company. Mow
ye Davis A genu, put up or shut up.
Why pay $0 and tlO fnr a Washing
Machine, when you eon buy the Improved
Western Square and Pan American
llound for M. Must lie as good a. tbe
best, I will give MM If I can't show that
there are more Western and American
IVasbers made la one day than Jfear'a
Perfect In a month. Tbey are tbe most
popular Washer in tbe market. Come and
see them.
I carry a complete llneof Myer'a Force
and Lift Pumpt, also Wood rumps and
Tubing, at prices lower than tue lowest,
lluy where you can buy the caeapert.
Uuggies from MS to tW.
A handsome Cutter for 30.
Carts at all prices.
Farmers see heje a 16 tooth Spring
Ifarrow for il4, the latest improved Tbs
beat Hay Ilake. X foot, 'JO teetb, all first
alas, material, for $15. If your order la
placed for spring delivery. I can get any
thing in the implement lino cheaper than
you can get it elaobere. Coma snd see
me, or wiite a postal and state what you
waul and I will call and see you.
ltnspsctfallv.
Aaron Snyder
Woissport.
To Wnoni It May Concern.
All persons are hereby forbid meddling
with one IJlack Horse, now In poase&elou
of Al. Gumbcrt, of FarrTYUIc, Ta., as the
same is my property anu loaned to liira
daring myplcasnre, Dildink Snypkil
3t X-arryville, Pa.
The RoWs Safety Lantern,
J. E. SOHOLL, agt,.
LclitgMon, GailMin county.
It is Self Lishting, Non-Kxplosivo,
witu a ben wick lieguiator.
Just Ilight for Railroad Men !
Price Plain, .1.50. Klckle, ,2.00.
Don't hiiy any ether uulll ynti have seen this
IHipiuar lanieiu.
Winter is Coming!
Have all Your Doors Fixed
with the popular
Patent Woathor Strip.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Leave orders with
$ 8Qffl
WEiKsror.T.i'A. ni mn
f GO TO v
AL. CAMPBELL,
Jeweler aid WatclMte.
Bank Street, I,ehighton, 'tfiiria
Miwctlnlly Invites th. attentloa of his friends
and the citizens generally to his Iniaisas.
new stock of
Watches, Clocks,
Silvarware, Jewely,
at I'rteet that defy eompMltion. It wll) pay you
o sail and Inaiet my Mark before nurchaang
REPAIRING
Promptly done at lowest ehar-ps, U work
guaranteed.
Ml Fomt tbe Place.
SIGN OF TUB BIG WATOH,
liank St Lehighton.
Iteeisian
1). S. Ewinf;. '''"'i':;
GO TO
6ns. Miller's Jjplar Restanrant,
FRESH LAGER BEER,
Plnest r.ramls ol Llriuors, such as
Gibson's Pare Rye,
Dougherty 8 Pure Rye,
Genuine Silver Drool;,
Tmjtortcd Gin and Brandies,
Finest Cigars.
First-class Free Lunch always
on the liar.
HAVE YOUR
Frei&lil Bacnap aifl Parcels
DELIVERED AY
John F. Hottenstein.
Careful attention paid to tho Delivery of
Freight, Iiaxsago anil Parcels to all parts
of town at tho lowest prices. A share nf
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
jy Leave onlcrs at Snecnj's, Koch's
or l.elbensutli's.
To Contractors it Wm.
Tlio umlcrBlgiieil announces to Contractors
nml lluihlers that ho lias now opened Ills stone
quarry, at Ubiw er Run. nnU Is ire,mrett lo supply
Buildillg, Stones
In any fiuantity nt roasoimblo rntes IIo nm
kot-iw n wiiiply nt lrii reftlilpneo on HIX'UNH
SlUKKT, to bupply fiumtHlUto demainl.
HAULING or every description, promptly at
tendotl to.
AIM), constantly ou hand a full supply, of I ho
best brands of
Flour and Feed,
Viblcu ho sell at I-ouest Jtarkct Prices.
CHARLES TRAINER,
SECOND STltKET, I.EHKIIITO.V, PA
-GO TO-
WILSON FRANTZ,
Tlio Now Jeweler,
Bankway, - Lehighton, Pa.,
foi;
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
ot every description, at prices lower than cl
whore. Particular attention palil to
Repairing of Every Description,
A l'raeUeal osiwrienoa ot ov.r ten jean
enables me to guarantee Mtttsntrtlon In every
particular. Ulveme atrial ami lieooinlnetol.
ViMir tronaKe Is reaiieetrully solicited.
. WliJiUN 1'IUNTZ, Iiaiikway,
oct. a, tsti
All tho very latest nows will
ho found in the Camion Idvo
cato.
A.S.Rabenold,
Uhavom OrFiOR:-Orer J. W. lUudenUusti'
Uijuor Store,
BANK 8TREKT, LKIIIQUTON.
iteutlrijyln all IU branches. Teeth r.&tracte)
without rain. GuadiulnistoredwhenrtKiuMUMl.
Office IVays WBUNESDAY of each week.
P th adtfrew, MXKN10WX,
-yl 1 Ukffheountv.PA.
Weissport Mm Uirectory.
POK A SMOOTH
BABY SUAVE,
Ai .V
STYI4SU Haik Cut,
OO TO
IV. P. R8HANG
THH UltU,
Over the Usual Hrldf .
IT 1.KAD6 THEM
Al.Ii IK NEWS
The ADVO ATE.'
BiiiaiiT,
INDEPKNDENT.
-Itead III-
F
KANKl.IX IIOI'SU,
KAtrr YVKlHKroKT, l'l'.NN'A.
riita nouM oflers first -clu. aeeomiuedatloua to
be permaueut boarder and traiuieot siiest.
Panic prices, uuly One Hollar par day.
auirr-iy Jon' Bkhuhi. 1'roprlftur.
I Au ill, II T 1'lnal
rinliKU put i
Oscar Cliristmau,
WSlaWPOBT. PA.
Livery and Excltunqe Stuldes.
' i-ji.y rjitlnif carrlacM aud sale drlvlns borsss.
ii. .i i.imimHUiioii.to tiuentt aud travellera,
M ,il ,iij t I, Ii- r.,iti iirih m I'minpllyattcMtiidUl.
l.i mt .i in ,1 mavsMj
The - Weissport - Bakery,
w i.u n. rum imi K'li
1 Denver. Frrali lln-ad ml I'.ik. -in ii-pi.
lhlglitou and vtclnltle. .very U) .
In (he store I have a Pin. IJne ol rn(ealonrry
or lb Holiday Traili. Huaday wluiols aud lw
1 Mil. SLiiplloil as lov,.t iirlc'H. wis-, m
Wo carry the very latest patterns in hoth
Domestic and Foreign manufacture and the
prices arc marked very low. Wo make nn
all-wool suit or overcoats to order at 15,00,
18.00, 20.00, 25.00, and up to 40.00. We
will guarantee you a positive saving of not
less than five good dollars on every order left
with us. Don't neglect to call and sec out
bright new lino of goods.
ionas sonaneim.
Maucli Chunk.
in Goes file PRICi
On tho Very Largest Line ot
Wall Paper and Decorations
Ever put on exhibition in Carbon county. Wc can't begin to
make mention of tho styles, qualities or prices, but want you tc
come and sec for yourselves that wc have just what wc ndvortibo
Tho largest stock and the lowest prices.
Corner of Second and
Iron Streets.
Owen Rehrig,
nsfruments
!o at Cost
HMERiMSl
AR J. SEAGER,
Over the Canal Bridge, East Wcissporl,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
L ? JT i
Fruits and V egetables
In their seasons.
ctionery and
igars
Supplied to tho Trade at Very Low Pricos,
Goods Delivered Free !
Store keepers will save money on all things bought from us
and we deliver goods free of charge.
John W. Heller,
BAST WEISSPORT,
IIKAI.KK IK
The Cclobrated
i; Cypress Shingle.
Tinware aifl Fonpt
At Very Lowest Prices
l,ftK,u!ar nluutlon paid to Ofneral Jobbin
Pui-iistcr ana rump Work.
KHTlMATFrt .hwrtullj fumisliM for Hoiiw
Ileatiox witn Hot Air, Hteani or Hot Viatel
CtiruImUan. AH work UuaraDtoed 1
Estray llica
.ti. i t.i t.i liui Vallo-r Utmm
NL.ijits, n,tiitvii,LrtlbUMi,Pa., oo Turtdtr
uornluff Tbe owner can havo tbe name by
aaillDK. prut ibb truiny nu hiuih m r
penan. JOHN II KHCII
fluaranteed mil Ungtli,
The very liefct Shlnglo in tho Market,
Manufactured by
R1CKERT & SNYDER,
Olaremont, VlrKluia.
FOB SALE IS IVElSerOBT BT
J. K. RIOKERT.
I1IUI.KB IN
All Kinds of Building Lumber.
WnoAferaOMiiusitloiiatid control of terrilo
Willi larsf waasa, l auy aMIis, Iwwst ia.u hi
Hit. wenoii. who I. not afraid st work, imj
wauu to tasks money.
WANTED!
Our lirwos sr. tow. W tiurantM our sooili
tullve. II. dsllier ouly ftntwss stork.aiiil
traat our ssIssbisb ami wtowrs llbi-rally.
Wrilsssjwrrartlsulan. We furukli a bauil
Nome outat free.
J. Aiiatln SUaw, Kunsryman, Brooklyn, it. V.
If You Have
SPfctftlfei? Saw
SKH
AnNER & SOLT,
ttoortetors ol tkj.
Portable Steam Saw Mill
who lit do your work at Reasonable Rali
FlKBiliKNi k Uaiew Hill, Kast Wiih.
fiim-.r. ocL. V4, IU M