ORIGINAL CHEAP GASH STORE
Holiday Gifts
Are more numerous than over.
Plusu Toilet Casos. Metal Toil
et Cases. Plush Work Hoxos,
Plush Manicure Sets, Plush
collar and cult boxes. Plush
Jewel caskets, Whisk Holders,
Photograph Albums In nil
Bhapes and sizes, Smoker Sets,
Ink Stands, Easels, Slipper
Holders, Box Paper, Silver and
11111 Purses, Cigar casos, Silk
Handkerchiefs and Mufflers In
endless variety and In the la
test styles. Among the now
things are the odd shaped work
baskets both lined and unlinod
They are handsome and can
not bo found elsewhere. Some
new things in Silverware with
rich and nrtistlo engravings.
Our largo and elegant room
never presented such n brll.
llant display of holiday goods
as this season.
LOCAL CATSUP.
Ilrlgtit Ueins of Local News Seasoned
Throughout bjr Onr Iteporter's Vesetlll
Qnlll.
Rings of all kinds at Dock's.
Read Sweeny's advertisement.
Buy Christmas prosonts at Bock's.
Fine silk handkerchlfs and fancy
baskets at Swcony's.
Our Sunday schools arc preparing
for Christmas festivals.
Tom Snydor again manipulates tho
spigot at the Carbon IIouso.
Full line of Ingrain and Brussol
carpots at Henry Schwartz's.
Leave your orders at Sweeny's for
Christmas colory or turkeys.
For tho holidays buy nuts, grapos,
rnlsons and confections at Swoony's.
Sheriff oloct Joseph S. Webb will
not appoint n doputy for tho prosont.
Our old friend Jako Itaudonbush
contlnuos ill. Wc look for his re.
covery.
Report has it that Mrs. Amos
Rclgol, of tho north end, Is qulto seri
ously ill.
Wantod A youth about 10 years
of ago, well educated to learn printing,
Apply at this oQlco.
It will interest onr base ball friends
hereabouts to rood this from tho Phila
delphia Sunday Press:
During the session of tho Teachers'
County Institute next week our publlo
schools will be closed.
Wanted at tho Lehlghton Hosiery
Mill Eight knitters and eight toppers,
Apply at once at the mill.
People go to Jako Kistler's for
teams because they aro used right.
Oct low pricos and good rigs,
Ex-tax collector Shadel has put
down a first class stone pavement In
front of his First stroot residence.
It is tho talk of tho street that
woll-known Allentown hotel man Is
after tho Exchange Hotel, in this city.
Charley Fronhelsor is nursing a
lively Writer Tells the Story of The ,',,, l'leloree of FniiillUfF.ee. Coming ThelJolna-sof aLtrtlyTonnllrlttlr Chronl
Itarmetilnza of ft Week In anil Aliont Oolnr, cteil In Short Snlp-Snap Order by Hie
Old Carbon. Dr. W. W. Robor and Wlfo spent Stroller nml Clinm,
Hungarians aro leaving Audcnrlod Sunday with relatives nt Hazloton. Wall paper bargains at Blery'sdrug
for Schuylkill county. -narry may, or ruuaaeipuia, speni st.0ro.
A Hungarian Infant at Beaver ouuuny Wuu ueu. ureiney, on lounu j0feph Green will build on Union
Mfintlnw dmnk Ronsentratod lve. It Is street. Hill.
dead now. Miss Mary Soip, of Allentown, Is r, j, Hongou was nt Allentown
-Yorktown, up near Audenrled, Is visiting Mrs. Kouert Chambers at tho Saturday.
troubled oTer a crazy woman who Is MChango. Snyder's now planing mill is being
running at largo.
Somo trade dollars are still In cir
culation In this county; thoy aro only
worth sovonty-flvo cents.
Ilov. A. P. Horn, pastor of tho ItO'
Presiding cider Loopold, of tho
Evangelical church, was In town tills
week.
Milt Snydor, tho gonial manngor of
Suydor's store, was nt Philadelphia on
was tho guest of John Hauk nnd family
this wook.
Prof. S. Z. Shopo, tho nblo teacher
of our Grammer school, was nt llarris-
f-m,l M.nrM. nt Rnmmtt. Hill fnr lrB over Sunday.
several years past, has resigned. . uur sanctum was lavorca tuts vvook Monday.
Ti.oro iu I,, n rmn,l Riinntlno "y a pleasant call from tho genial Lhas. Mrs.Rcuben Krosgo continues oulto
match at Daniel Ahthony's Eaglo Hotel, 1101,1 of Hamberg, Pa. Ill and fears aro entertained for her
Thrachsvlllo on New Year's day. J- Morgan, or tho ilersh lleator recovery.
fho Greek Catholic church nt urKS 13 ou " uu3mu33 lrll' lu By nil rneaus pavements should bo
Pleasant Hill, In tho uppor end of the neipma anuiMow jersey. laid In Franklin. They aro n publlo
county, will be dedicated on tho 20th. -rs- f '"01. ufi necessity,
-A Weatherly dramatic club will sPenl SOTOrnl "aIs lma WB0K n ro,a
shortly produce tho "Two Orphans." at MaU,h!rrhuAn , , , .
ter Miss Gertie, spent last Saturday
with friends at Catasauqua.
Miss Minnie Kutz roturncd to Al-
J. T. NUSBAUM,
Flist Htreet, between South and Mum Streets,
lhlittiton. l'u.
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23 1801.
A Grand. Wedding at M.yberrj, Weit Va.
On Tneadar Nov. 21th. one of the
grandest weddings, that ever took place in I bady smashed thumb on tho right hand.
tms pan oi tno stave, camo u n. vus jIo works in tho car shops nt Packer-
uenco oi jur. a. jjmiow, iormeriy oi
Mthnnnv CMv. and with manv rela-lton.
tlvos In tho Lehigh Valley, where Mr. U. I Mrs. Charlos Miller, of Iron street,
J. Hall and Miss Mellle H. Barlow, eldest is conflnod to tho house with a badly
3B5T, S-rS ltr .!. " V dislocated ankle.
Kelley, pastor of the M. E. Church, of For n pleasure rldo, or for business
Uramv-ell, If. Va.. who Btond -"Mud a or funeral purposes hire your teams
' "Ji"'rZ i:,Hf. ?; at Ebborfs North street livery.
march, for which the signal was given by Christmas goods aro unloading at
the enterence of bridesmaids and grooms- LuckonbacU's, Mauch Chunk. Don't
l?-X'?.,amrlJ:; "aWIZ buy until you see our stock.
Bertha K. Barlow, sister of the bride, and In tho M. E. church they have al-
A. I Barlow, brother of the bride, and I ready commenced talking about Christ
uiss jeiue mi . ii oi groom mM tho oxerclsos tUey aro to
following luiujeuiaieiy unci, mi- kiuuuii
and the brides mother, then came the bride I arrange.
leaning on the arm of her father, when Dr. W. F. Danzcr, Hazloton's popu
arrlving In front of the pastor, Mr, Barlow iar oye ear una nose specialist, will be
.lpitotherear.andtlie groom joined ' , fh, ',.
Ms Dnae m ironi ot me auer. me cero-i --i
Somo how or other that town has our
sympathy.
Androw Graver, of Franklin town-
oMn lnc n ntw tlift nthnr -l-iv that wns
giving him twenty quarts of Inctolo f town n Saturday after a pleasant
fluid every day. """"
nil iMWImr nf nlectrlo Our genial young friend lid Bran
connections for Summit Hill, Lausford ' Philadelphia's coming busl-
and Tamaqua, but won't likely get at It UOM "0"' " ",, ,
it.ill tiovf nnrlnrr Ultiy, XUHttUUlIJUlu Wli'
At rthrlatlnn Cnrsdcn. of Wcalh- 8orial ttrtlst, spent Sunday In town, the
orly.agod 02 years, fell on the pavo- BUcst of "Punch" Reed, tho typographic day School will observo their Christ
meut In that town Sunday nnd sustain- wonder. mas festivities on tho "night before
cd a fracture of tho arm bosldos other -Jonn unrian, tno versatile euitor Christmas.
severe Injuries. oi rno maucn ununs uazeuo, was a -Frank Loikel has bought tho
I i 1 1. iu l m i i ii I .......
According to report Woatherly is viiur m iuwu xueauuy mvuuiuieirais jjarTey Albright share in tho artesian
to soonhavoanotherwooklynewspaper. 01 nis,f'aP,V1 ., , , ,,, . well borer, and tho firm now stands
Schuylkill county, was visiting Misses
Lizzie and Alloo Montz on Second
street during tho week.
Brother Faust Is giving tho peoplo a
good paper and tho opposition won't
likely hurt htm much.
Mrs. Levi Bohler, of StemlersvUo,
aged 00 years, stricken with paralysis
tonio six weeks ago, died on Monday.
Funeral took place on Thursday, Rev.
A. Huber adlcatcd.
The postofUco department has is.
mnnv waa aulle lenethv and very lmnresS'
Ire. During the prayer the bride and
groom knelt on a beantiful. pink plusu
cushion. The bride wore a beautiful
costume of light blue silk trimmed in em
broidered chlff and slippers to match and
carried a bouquet of Marshonlel roses and
Orange blossoms, and the groom was
attired In a full dress suit of broad cloth,
wearing a beautiful white silk tie, also a
bouquet of Marshentel roses. The brides
maids. Jflsi Mar J. Barlow and Miss
Jettle Halt each wore sky blue Henreltta
December 18.
"Jack" Yenser who works In tho
Lohlgh Stovo Foundry, Is nursing a
linger on tho right hand that ho had
caught betwoon tho cogs the other day.
Buy Christmas and birthday pre
sents at Bock's jewelry store. Watches,
rings, cloaks, &c, In great assortment
and at lowest prices.
Mrs. Daniel Campbell, of Baukway,
trimmed In silk lace, slippers to match, I at nresent in Philadelphia under treat
Miss Bertha E. Barlow wore a beautiful ment for an oyo nffection is reported as
MH.n. ITar.i ta IrlnimAil nrllh .lib- lr nnrl I " -
slippers to match, each bridesmaid carried
a beautiful bouquet of flowers, the grooms
men weie attired in full evening dress
suits, wearing a bouqnet of white roses.
Immediately after the ceremony the bride
and groom weresurrounded.recetvlngcon
gratulatlons from all present; after which
a reception was held from 2 to 4 o'clock
V.M.
Among the guests prcacnt were Dr. D.
W. Dandore, Ralph Uearhart, Dr. A. 1).
Ballard, of Elkhorn; John Hurst, Dr.
Nance, Mr. and Mrs. Keys, oi Mavberrj;
JAss Elliot, Miss McGullln, Miss Dolly
Calfee, Mrs. George Belcher, Mr. Millon,
John S. Lee, of Bramwell: Mrs. IKakefleld,
being much Improved,
There Is no discount on that,
Rlshel takes tho best pictures and
when tho school marms como to town
noxt week thoy don't want to forget
him.
Assistant freight ogent, P. A.
German, at the Valley depot, has given
the contract for a cozy little homo on
Third street to Arner &, Sloyer, build
ors, of Woissport.
Go to Bock's for holiday presents,
Rov. Georgo W. Gross, of Bangor,
IN A FEW WORDS.
1'KOl'I.K ON TIIK CIO.
NEW8Y WEISSPORT.
-Mrs. Mary Eslin, of Philadelphia, flttod up for occupancy.
Drop In nnd tako n look at our wall
paper bargains. You aro bound to bo
suited. Hlcry, tho druggist.
Gebhart Kcrnor, an old rosidont of
Franklin, continues seriously 111 with
jaundice and may not recover.
Our low prices on wall paper, bord
ers and decorations can't bo boat.
Como and sec, Blory, tho druggist.
Reuben Zimmerman has opened a
blacksmith and wheel wright shop in
Franklln,with Henry Berlin as manager
Tho Lutheran and Reformed Sun
Setzer & Leilcol.
Aaron Snyder, one of tho Advo
gate's enterprising advertisers, last
week sold flne-tonod oreans to Wilson
Charles Walters, of Philadelphia, Opllnger nnd Amandes Fritz.
treasurer oi maroon ouu.y im- Bowman-s park Association) of tuo
urday looking after his interests.
Evangelical church, havo purchased
-Prof. Thomas Ellis, of Baltimore, mrfnt.n,.,,-,..i,
sued orders that hereafter circulars Md., for sometime tho instructor for The Cttrbon County Improvement
having any matter in them printed Arion Cornet Band, left for his homo Company havo located their ice manu-
with a rubber stamp will have to be on Thursday where ho will spend tho factory near tho electrlo light plant in
prepaid as first-class matter. winter. building built specially for that
-Joseph Helmbach, properletor of Misses Annie weuer ana 9e
tho Farmer's Hotel, between Little Alice wontz, ostimauie nnu succossiui
Gap and Trachsvillo, is arranging for a teachers in our public schools,attended iC?1TZ
glorious oldfash
ASSS hlUc 3Ln., was inat- Bter C Weiss, formerly of torn, was
htalKbteoSl tendance Thursday at the funeralof
-i . hlsirrnnd mother. In Lehluh countv. ou ol1' but It beats anything wo
on tho farm of Widow Straup in Towa- Uter. deceased, aged m years. - on(m '
onsine was blown down. I Mrs. n. Hi. eweeny, oi umton, ana ,,,7 7.
-Terribly I dldnt th "n0 oods'""llow
nold, of Mahoning Valloy, near this nem, tno latter a young nrmai coupio rv , B,w
i t . t a i ii . nn rnmr wiariiiintr Tniir iriQirori nr. i n
towa. mono room muuou u " - TnYta 7on M kW has appointed the following
are seven of his family down withe rosidenco of R. L, Sweeny, on r.rst Lommltte0 y. s. Krcsg0i Wm. Kroamer,
U1UUU UIVUUUU CUll -Ub JUli IVUUU'I
nold Is living on tho Zach Horn farm. . Word to n-..,er..
-Rev. T. A. Huber will 1111 his charges Farmers and others before making fnr thn nsnnl rhrUlma ny.
at Big Creek and Parryvllle on Sunday their purchases of winter goods will do ercises.
coming. aervicesatuigroeKiuuer- weUlo read carefully tho advertise- -The entertainment in tho Evangel
man m tue mormug, m luu uvemug, ment3 in to-day's ADVOCATE. They I,! hnreli m, ThnnksffMmr i,lrl.t.
ti ii.i. a t in- t tt r. ir.. I . . . . I " "
1Bsm.ur ii,u,i.,iuuu spoaK for tuemsoives or rare bargains under tho auspices of tho Choral Union
oi iuieutuwu, wm uu iubswul uu ui- now being olloroa by our wide awatto wa9n very successful affair and tho
flcato at both services. I merchants, and you can conservo vour I .nmmifton Aruon, itot mifn),..j
Judgo Korbs, of Clearfield county own interests in no better way than by p. Ttnmi' r.nrti irrn n,i nti,nJ
decides that all supervisors have tho dealing with them. ar0 to bo congratulated,
right to demand, and county commls- ... - ,
Cigar manufacturer Howard Deifen- Haven, Pa., will ofllciato at tho holy
FROM MAUCH CHUNK.
The County Capital Spiritedly llpltoinlteil
by a Special Correfponilent I'ersonal
ami Otherwise.
Jonothau Kistler, of Lehlghton
was In town Monday.
Next Monday Is tho last day for
filing applications for hotel or Miloon
license.
County Commissioner Daniel
Cannon, of Rockport, circled In town
Wednesday.
Tho Indications aro that only flvo
prisoners will take their Christmas
dinner with Sheriff Levnn.
County treasurer, James T. Mul
hearn, of Lausford, was n Mauch
Chunk visitor on Wednesday.
A branch of tho Mutual Savings
and Loan Association, of Now York,
has been organized here with n largo
membership.
Sheriff Hiram Lovan has seized
and will soli tho personal property of
Adam and Georgo Bcrgor, of Penn
Forest, on tho 8th Instant.
Nell Kennedy, of East Mauch
Chunk, who recently assaulted Herman
Rclbe, of Lausford, has been released
from tho county prison tho caso being
settled.
Prothonotary oloct David G.
Watkins, of Nosquohonlng, Is receiving
Instructions from Prothonotary Esser
prior to entering on his duties with the
beginning of 1892.
Tho "Witch" will bo an attraction
at Concert Hall Friday evening. In
this admirable drama Mario Hurbort
Fohman will appear supported by a
strong cast.
Tho assessors from tho thlrty-ono
districts in Carbon county were in
attendanco at tho County Commission
er's office Tuesday, rocoivlng final in
structions relative to tho levying of
tho tri-ennial assessment.
Judgo Dreher has refused the ap
plication for charters of incorporations
applied for by tho Gormanla Sanger
bund, of Lehlghton, and tho Young
Men's Christian Association of this
city. The applications were defectivo,
hence the refusal.
sionorsjmust provide, tho money to keep
publlo roads in proper condition if tho
township do not supply the necessary
funds from road taxes.
Charlos Q. Zehner, a hotel-keeper
derfer and merchant John J. Hummel, I communion of the Evangelical congro-
of town, aro both nursing severe I gation, in School Hall, on Sunday
bruises received in a runaway last I morning coming. The services in the
inLansford. was found in tho cellar daymorn,lnS" Theywero driving morning will bo in English and In tho
under his hotel nnd dwelling last Frb
day. Ills wlfo mado tho ghostly find,
. ...I m t T .1. f ..I.!.....
Presents bare been arriving every day for Ta., who livod here somo few years ago,
a week. Among mem are: itocains cnair, is now a presiding eiuer in tne r.van
E. H. Stuart: white hassock. Earnest B0ilcai Association, having cntorod on
Boone ru. Mrs. M. A. Thomas rug. J. ... . . ..',
U. Carper; china dinner set, nuu, &narews i ...
f'iia. iS -Thotwenty-eighth annual session
Rflien'baum : pair bureau scarfs. Miss Mary of tho Carbon county toahers' instl
Santer; silver butter knife, ltaymond Bar- tute will open In the Opera House, this
ww;iiiTOrcou, Monday next. Tho usual pro.
hnitcr dlh. John Hunter and wife; silver Brn of exercises will bo gone through
pickle castor, J. W. Smith; sliver tooth- John Bloso has leased a Summit
pick bolder, Howard Barlow; sliver dinner nm hotol nnd wlll tako possession
bell. Mr. Mllhn; toilet quilt, Miss May , . ,, . ,
BariowtsllTer card receiver. Mrs. Wakefield sometlmo during tho first month In the
peach blow vase, Mr. Mayhcr; silver water now year. Jeff Bretney will likely tako
set, A. i.. uanow; cucck, a. iwuhusiu, tn0 Bios0 Dev!a routB anil candy stand
im'cSZcl -Withthobeginningofl892Sweeny'.
knives, forks and spoons. Bell, Barker and I Corner Store will pass into tho com'
Jennings; bed room suite, Mrs. A. Barlow; pleto control of R L. Sweeny. Tho
Jf&X$l7ffiS. nial Bob enjoys a good patronage
if rs. Belcher; pair of Dresden-ware fruit and wo predict a bigger trade at ter 1)2
Dasnets, j. ij. x-ee anu wne. iuoiuieuur i for no is a genuine mistier.
evergreens and flowers, In the most artistic It comes from pretty good authorl
tvle. bv J. W. Smith, of Washington, D.ltv that the Lohich Vallev railroad Com'
C, and whan the ceremony took place In a i,av0 conciU(Jed not to locate n
the parlor, daylight was excluded and bean- , .... -., -n ,
tlfully dKoratedamps were lighted, which new depot In tho roar of the Exchange
helghtensd the beauty of the scene, which Hotol and thus another dream proves
was most Impressive. Attor the reception to bo but a horrid night maro.
lbfSeTan'dXdTwhVre -Contractor Georgo Diehl has mado
they took the 4:80 p. m. train for Washing- a handsomo residence out of tho Wm.
ton, D, C. (the bridal party accompanied Montz property on Third street, and
it' " S-WSES'.iil Frank Acker has added to its appear-
return to Mavberrv. where they will make anco by a delicate uso of tho paint
their home for the winter. brush.
A JTBIEHD 1-JlKSEST. t.mA. KWW,. r,l,l of H,
Apple Hotter. Mansion House, ono day last wcok
This was a great year for that popula hauled, on one load, three tons and
table condiment, applo butter. Somo four hundred cwt. of hay over the
farmers boiled enough to last them for Blue Mountains. We ain't certain but
years. Boilings aro still In progress In It strikes us that this Is mighty good
some sections with cider made of win- pulling for three horses,
ter apples. There is a great difference I Our publlo schools are on their
between the apple-butter boilings of fourth month and you don't hear a
now as compared with those of tho long singlo complaint from any one. The
past. Thirty years ago the work ro- reason is clear tho teachers, ono and
quired a large number of helpers and a all, aro heart and soul in the work and
brace of fiddlers, a frolio usually com- indefatigable in their efforts to get tho
Ing In the wake ot tho snltzing, while host results. Contlnuo thusly and this
now on tho Improved plan ono woman town will soon havo tho best schools In
does all tne wooa-cnopping, Booming ,lin v.ii..
...1 In. ha. f,.mll nn.l ( l, lUO 4 "Hey.
whole neighborhood. Go to Sweeny's for grapes, nuts,
figs and all fruits and confections.
public SAtK iifctiisTEH. -Milton H. Hunslckorand famlly.of
On Decern nor d, at one o'clock, T. D. I Mahoning street, movod this week to
In Franklin whon tho horses became-1 evening German. The regular pastor,
unmanagablo Hummel was thrown 1 Rov. J. I Yottor, will also be present.
It is not known why Zehner committed out'but Deifonderfer managed to hold Lottors for tho following persons
suicide, as he did a prosperous bus!- on until his team collided with a farm remain uncalled for in the post-office
ness and bad no family troubles. ..-o ..- at mis place: dacou lieiser, William
-The Rov. Dr. James A. Little, of tfte fu?d- , neTr Hagor, P.P. Knause, A. W. Kramer,
Hokendauqua, exchanged pulpits lost w,ent, 80 ,fast n his life, and we H bet a Wols9f Samuel RanU, Mary Kun.
Sunday with Rev. J.P.Moffat, Presby-"'"5 uu UUUL "au" lu u ou kle and Buella Fisher. If your name
torian pastor at Weatherly, and """ is on tuo list, wnen you call lor your
nroached to crowded audiences both Adient. letter accompany tho request by tho
morning and ovonlng, delivering dis- Sunday last was what Is commonly word "advertised," as those letters aro
coursos adaDtod to everv day life. termed Advent Sunday, the beginning ept separato irom otnor man matter.
A Hazleton man named Jack of tho ecclesiastical year. The four it win interest weissport peoplo to
Glover Is down on the bills of a boxing weeks preceding Christmas are termed kuw that Rev. G. M. Sandt, pastor of
match at Lansford as tho "Champion Advent, so called because thoy herald John's Lutheran church, Wllkes
of Hazleton." He is set down to fight the approach or arrival of tho infant l"e, was presentod with a handsomo
Frank Durnion. of Mauch Chunk. It Savior. Tho first Sunday in said nerlod bicycle by his congregation on Thanks-
is in keoping with our now city Idoas Is calledAdvent Sunday, and the others giving Day, and it is currently report-
that our talent turns up abroad ns the second, third and fourth Sundays I d that nearly all tho ministers and
"champion" though our fighting editor In Advont. Tho ecclesiastical year is professional men of that progressive
doesn't know "Jack."-IIazleton Son- held to commence with Advant, The city aro auopting tuat moao or migra.
tlnel. 1 season has been observed since the 4th I tlon.
James Bentou lives at Quakake, century in honor of tho approach of Rey. T. A. Huber, of town, pastor of
just over tho lino in Schuylkill, with Christ's nativity. At ono time Advent tho charge comprising the Reformed
his wife and two children. LastSatur- was observed almost as strictly as I churches at Big Creek, Parryvllle and
day night Benton came homo in an in- Lent, but now fasting Is confined to tho I Towamonsing, who has just accepted a
toxlcated condition and procuring a week in which Ember Day (Deo 13th) I caH tendered him from a large llazle-
rope ho bound his wife nnd children occurs, and often to that day alono. I ton congregation of the same faith, will
a beam In the cellar. They remained . I not movo to tbo latter placo until next
bound for ton hours, when passing Aihfleld iiliii for Factories. March. There are several pastors look-
neighbors heard their cries and re Over the mountains from this city I ing for tho charge to be vacated by
leased them. Ronton has now left the and just hanging on tho inside odgo I Rov. Huber, though as yet no selection
village Ho should havo been tarred of Carbon county is situated tho pic- has been made.
and feathered. turesquo little village ot Ashfleld
Something for Deinocate,
The Harrisburg Patriot, of a lato date ana their neoploaro not at all dead, for
wants to know how tho Democratio in Suuday's Philadelphia Press ap
presldentlal candidate for 1892 will got poarod a small advertisement setting
sufficient number or votes to elect forth the advantages of the placo and
him, and then tho Patriot llguros tne I nsklng manufacturers looking for
rPSIllt. IU follnWH! I elta in onma nr plnm l,a Innoflnn rn.l
.nv 1 r i , 1 . I . . iton.
liiouiiuiumuucrui eiuiiiuiui . uiua aavantages to no uau tnerc. mis is a rm, ,in. t of
uuuer tuo uuw uppuiuiuicui. la iu i proper spirit, tne rigut Kinu oi enter
nocessary to elect, 'J2j.
.! It,...! ClvfAAn ctafaa I .1.-11 - 1 1 ii..i 1 " '
ji;i wwu .
Clauss, executor, will sell estate ot D.
Ulauss, dec d., on llrst street, reiiigii'
ton.
Frocland, where Mr. lluuslckor will
open a large butchering establishment,
Milt is a flrst-rato fellow and wo wish
him prosperity.
If you owe this paper no mattor
The "Favorite Fashion Journals.'
The handsome Fashion Magazines continue
ti ImnrnvM nuh mnnlh In nnnA.iranrn and UNB-
lulness. Tlie object ot the publishers seems to how trilling the sum we would be de
be to Elve American ladlrs real, neat, pUtn ,, , , , , ..i i m . .
FreneB stiles. Just as are sliovin In the corres- lighted to receipt your bill. Many
ponding ortutnal French Edition. The pares et cmnll -nmntintfl mnkn mmfnrtjililA anmq
these JmirnSs are not tilled up with any kind oi 6mttU amounts mane comiortaoio sums
Cuts or Faihlou l'latts, used solely because they in tho aggregate, and the aggregate is
Fashion Journals" can rest assured they will noodod just now.
nna nouunz in inem except me eeuuine rrcnen
Como down I
fv-n, V,.1- rl,ll. Kaa ctrrna T....
styles. On xolng abroad they would also am as I .mvu jr
and themselves "In the fashion" II they followed lor and Jennings, of Louisvillo. Taylor
the styles as glren by these lournals. "iAModel, , , , ' . , ,
em
styles. Oil going abroad they would also alua s
de 1'arls" and "Album dea Modes" are each as I Is probably the bost first baseman
i-rnu pvr vupr, ur n year. ... mwid, mic I f v..
FatnllT Fashfon JournaL is U cents a conv. or I iuu
country, and Jennings' perfor
cents per copy, or 13.50 a year.
Ji.wayear, If jour News Agent does not keep mance at short stop last season, con
these new Fashion Journals, do not let him tier-1 , ....... .
suade vou to continue taking any outers, uut get siuenng ma nmitea experience, w
direct from A. MclJowell Co., 4 West lnl.,tnU,.,,,,
ou:eei.riew xorciiio uesvrvcr uuuu.ueu. i o-
iwr. j. u. uiuuss, u xutuuruu
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made, to order at Sondhelm's One Price now ot Stroudsburg, Monroe county,
Star Clothing Hall. Mauch Chunk, was wedded on the 1st Instant to
where you have the largest stock to very estimable young lady, the daugh
Go to Sondhelm'e.
elect from in Carbon county.
"The Eagle Store."
ter of a clergyman, living in the latter
town, The peoplo of this city offer
congratulations,
William Weldaw had the Borough
ot Lehlghton before 'Squire Beltz last
Kuril. VI r. Slrt
The wluter season Is opened here ruesda? in for " wagea due
,.,, ,.,. j ,.. , ,... him as lamp lighter and special police.
goods that are In continual demand by twn was represented by Solicitor
tary Lentz. The justice has reserved
his dooision.
Mrs, W. P. Miller, of town, who hod
the people. Dry Goods, Dress Ooods,
Flannels, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, No
tions, Groceries, etc., are In greater va
riety and more nearly complete than
ever before. On all things prices are her right leg broken at the ankle one
marked very low as you will And by in- day recently by falling through the
srjectlon. Wlll you call and see us. trustle work of the Central railroad at
Wa nromlsa von fair treatment and Welsaport, Is now In St. Luke's Hos-
guarantee that you wlll save money by Pltal where she Is doing exoellently
making your purchases here. These " oircumnunoea.
should be cardinal eontlderatlons with I Tbar ain't no better stump speech than
you. a (at bog and a fu'J corncrlb.
QjrCoeie and bee ua. I A woman with a family of children ain't
ltesiwotfully, got much time lo be thlnkln' about her
ROBERT WALP. rlghle
I'ACKIUITUN.
I through which the Pottsvillo division
of the Lehigh Valley railroad now runs, Tha NJK, of ie orou!ll llrlellT
Chronicled.
There Is somo talk ot rcmoddelling
the Interior of tho Methodist Episcopal
church in this place, supplied at pro-
sent by Rey. G. W. Dungan, ot Lehigh
Luke's Hos
I nltnL Bethlehem, bv neonle in this
t ,,, om i - ... i i ,i , , ,, i ' - -
, A r, ' i,.. . Fn!,B'ouu"'asuueulPeoP10KO-P "UP place enumerated, stand as follows;
r is the Democrotio candidate to and don't go too high up kmi. il.mfc
iiowistue uemocroiio canaiuate io ana don't go too high up when a 2 barrels potatoes, 1 bag flour, DO lbs
these ? Sixteen Southern states "fellow comes along to buy" that buckwheat flour, 15 pounds and i boxes
III supply 159. Now orkew Jersey village wlU be a town In a few years for oatmeal, 12 lbs crackers, 10 lbs coffee,
8 lbs hominy, i boxes fruit pudding,
1 lb currants, 0 lbs raisins, 2 lbs prunes,
1 bu, apples, 10 cans corn, 75 pieces
soap, 1 box salmon, 3 cans corn, 3 cans
In
and Connecticut, 30, 10 and 0 respec- there are some mighty good men in
tively, will increase it to su. uy tne that neighborhood.
congressional district system in
Michigan tho Democrats areconcoded secket society uossir.
electoral votes in that state, although Carbon Castle. No. 111. KniahtsU ' . n.
the present delegation stands 8 Demo- 0f the Golden Eagle, of town, conferred 5 cake8 of chocolato, 11 lbs tapioca, 15
o i-uunw. tne nigrims uegree on jjionuay evo- lb, ric0 x sack saU 4 hea(i3 cabbage, 1
ever, and we havo a total of 215. Eight ntng. The following Sly Knights of quarts boans!i H ,b pCpper, 120 lbs
uiuio uicuwMou. IVUUUeiUU WabtlO. ilUUUU VUUUK. WerU I .,lmln inn.naNrn.ndnn,1 Q U,a Tn.
Whv Rhniihl wn not hnvn Indiana I nmcanl. V a TlMUa- V. n Ifnanlav I .. 1 . '
I I'.VVUV. 1. K. .'1"-"1J , . j- ....J,ll1l,lI, Tllnfil
wiin iu, giving i more iuhu neeueu i utto Bchrancke, Charles i'Tlndt and
And, too, lowa with 13 r And Massa- August Furckner.
chusettswithlSI ..Flags havo been placed In the
If the Democrats win New York they public school building at Summit Hill,
win the presidency. But without New Frederick Bertolette, one of Mauch
brk and with Indiana, Iowa and Chunk's most brilliant attorneys made
Massachusetts tho clcctorial vote the "flag raising speech," and it was re
would be 222 one short unloss Mlchl- celved with almost continued applause.
gan should do hotter than 1. At least 20 Castles of the Knights
tub coming contest win no
the most excltlug in the annals
country.
IN THE BONDS OF WEDLOCK,
On Wednesday evening, Nov. 25th, 1801
at the residence of Dr. W. G. M,
Selplo, by Rev. J. H. Kuder, Frederick
Bingler, ot East Mauch Chunk and
Miss Elizabeth J. Knauss, of Sacgers
ville, Lehigh county.
T.hl! ;f t Golden Eagle are In process of Qn McTQ00 NoT. jjgu, 18!n
jUluiftUUU IU 1 VliUBIliaUlU UUU HUl UO , x-.. T IT Tr., f l,HMDJnA
TIIK CltAWrOltl) SVSTKM.
Editor CAltBOS AUVOOATE.
Tho "Crawford County System," if
udopted by tho Democratio party of
Carbon, seems to offor a solution of tho
present Inharmonious condition of the
party. If the Democrats who voted
for Esser or Clauss shall determine,
nfter due examination, and delibera
tion, to abandon the present unrepre
sentative manner of nominating, and
adopt the "Crawford County System,"
then tho vote of every Democrat, at
tho primaries will bo counted, directly,
and publicly announced, for the candi
date he prefers. Under our present
system, vory often, the popularity of
the delegate, determines tho selection
of the candidate, thus in a certain dis
trict, tho concensus of opinion may bo
largely In favor of Mr. A. as tho nomi-
neo for an Important office, but Mr. B.
secures for delegates, to rcprosent him,
certain persons, who because of tholr
acceptable personality, or peculiar In
fluence, aro elected, and thus perhaps
detcrmiuo tho convention contest, and
then how often dolegates are traded,
even though olectod for a specific pur
pose. Yet under tho influence of
convention environments, do tho very
opposite. Many candidates in the
county hnvo realized, too late, that tho
delegate, and not the yoter, has set
him aside. Tho political "Boss" seldom
manifests his presence at tho primaries,
of course ho has his "workers" in every
districts, who, obedient to instructions
watch closely, tho interests ot the
slated favorite, If complcto success
fails there, then tho lino work ot the
Boss" is shown, and felt, in tho final
action of tho elected delegates. Too
often tho voter is caUed upon to sup.
port nominees, who are in no particu
r the choice of the voter. How often,
after a convention, wo hear, slated
ticket, "Boss rule triumphs," tho will
of tho people again defied. This has
been the situation in both parties for
years, wo havo heard many Democrats
donounco dolegates for their treachery,
inveigh against the Boss, and stigma-
tizo tho whole proceedings of a con
vention as a fraud, and disgrace,
the party, and yet year after
year, tho Bamo condition confronts
the voter. Tho present system is not
Democratio, tho will ot the majority is
not properly expressed at tho primaries
or conventions. There aro any num
ber of excellent citizens in this county
with ability, honesty and zoal, fitting
them for positions of trust and honor,
men who would represent and adminis
ter for the peoplo, but who will not run
tho gauntlet of our present nominating
system.
Wo venture tho ossortion that very
few Democrats can say that they havo
not at sometime, opposed, or voted.
against tho nominees of their party, In
tho county, why, too often the reason
is given, that tho ticket doos not fairly
represent the wish of a majority of the
voters, hence a bolt, threatening de
feat, and iu every case damaging party
supremacy, it is a conuition mat con
fronts tne uemocratio party ot iaruou
now, possibly placing her in the
minority column.
If in each district in tho county
ernest Democrats, who desire a
change, will make tho olfort, acquaint
themselves with, and advocate the
"Crawford system," tho next county
convention, or by call of the Chairman
for a special convention to aaopt -new
Rules" a change can be made, and
thus harmonize aud make effective the
work of the party.
There are tnose wno win object, to a
change in this direction, all that is
legitimate and cenulne. deserves at
teutlon, the matter can bo discussed
without undue exhibition ot temper;
personal abuse ot those who advocate
a chango is not argument, oxcept in so
far as it reveals tne true cuaracter ana
positive disposition of those who thus
indulge, with such controversury Is
time wasted. If tho party is to be
harmonized, and made useful, in
future contests, there must be n change,
absolute, tho trend is In that direction.
II every sincere, active uemocrat in
the county so determines the party
will command her old time majority.
A DEMOCRAT.
A Big Clearance Sale.
Our entire stock of Furniture must go to,
make room for new things.
Figures are Marked Low.
Because to get the room for holiday arri
vals wo must sacrifice in price. If you
buy now you will save money.
Schwartz, The Fur uiture Man
Instituted In January and February.
District Grand Chief IL V.
E. II. Hohl tll3 MuUCh Morthimer, Jr., of the Knights of the
Chunk Jeweler has the largest I Golden 'Eagle, on Friday evening lost
assortment of pretty watches, "" to , Wahnetah
jewelry and Sliver goods Ve I was BCOOmpaniod by Sir Knight John
e yer seen displayed in a jewelry e. Seldel. Mr. Morthimer is now serv-
Store in this Section. Air. JiOhl Ing his third term as District Grand
renorts business brisk. CUct, and he Is known In the Order as
ln FnnnnEEr.,i .. .1 nn.i...iAtiM
Same nolltlsbans don't keer what rode I worker. At present there are seven
they take to g',t to something they want. Castlos and three Commanderies ln
The people that hollers the londeit about Carbon county, and all are reported by
naym- aecent poihicm lueuuwmaiuut. M Morthimer to be In a very flourish
ttin lMLRt tsi mftlra fm that WAV. I
II. F. O. Stout, of this city and Miss
Isidore Schaffer, ot Packorton.
On the 28th day ot November, Erwin
D. Helser, and Mlsa Emma S. Snyder,
both ot Mahoning, Carbon county.
DEATH'S ROLL
On Monday, DOth, Mrs. Levi Behler,
Stemlersville, aged CO years. Inter
ment was made Thursday,
On the lStu day ot November, In East
Penn, Iiortha May, daughter of Chas,
and Mary Ginder, aged 1 year 8
months and 10 days.
Jtll.n n-l.n . I.
, . ,,-1 .,,, 1 1UK uvuuiviuu. aud uuiu Klumu ui I
v A"?&,?AVtt Up0n ,0 the Order hereabouts is largely duo to On tho 20th day of Nov. In We.t Penn,
Aged 45 years, 10 months and 28
days.
Don't fail to see the boauti
It li o'd enouih that burclars take mch the District Urana Chief, who Is con'
rUlcs Iu Mfu opening. stantly on the go. Mr. Morthimer is
"Mamma, why do they pnt the picture 1 at present advooating publlo lnstalla-
of an each on dollars f " "To show that tlons, which he thinks would prove an
money flies, my dear." . I incentive for many to join. Publlo
Uncle Sam (lit alnt afeated o( httr
hat's, what
installation would certainly bo of ful stock 0f rings now displayed
great benefit to the Order, and at the Tro . . '
onvna Tim a h7iti in iia lnsrniprivn nnn i ul a i i a. . h iuiii o ajv.ii uii e. s liili..
t -mm miwiu ni.u .j i entertainmc to me air luiumia and innnit rj innif
0n. A1U1B.. . . ... Tll.
AmanwhowlllMllblsvoUaltft WUs. ... ,1 f Ilol JMdtlUIldl UdUL
to raise a Day. --"-b"'-
Mrri?e Is a dlTlne lastltaUon, but It Is 1 are displayed at JlOtll S JQWOlrV
hard to divine some people's ruaon for Utore. Mnuoh Chunk not to be I u Jtot wta tateMsJuie S
, . . i. i ' , -romuAY. JANUAUI UUl.
w uariDK ouvemu iu tr.T in tfiiu I inure ol ONE and TtlHKK UNLOCK I. M.
A man named Sledge was arretted recent-1 - JOHN T. HRUUfex. Oubier
ly for swIadUug. He struck liard link. seuuun. ukl(liMi, l'e., Dee. s, isti.
DirecUirs
in
Hood's Sarsaparilla
If peculiar medicine. It li cantoUf prcpued
from 6xtprUl, DuideUoo, JUndxavk, Dock
HliUiwft. Janlpr Bertlei, ud other well-
known utd Tvubie TCgeuoia rcmaaiti tj
peculiar comblnatioo, proportion ftnd proeeti,
jlrlng to Hood's SArup&rUla curitira power not
pouMied by otoer medicine. It effeeu remark
able eorea wLcre otnor prepoxatlons UU.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
I tho beat blood purifier before the pabUe, It
eradicate turj imparity, and cues Scrofula,
Salt Hheum, nous, inmptes, au uomors vj
pepsla, BlUonine!, Sick Beadacbe. IndlfeiUon,
oner&i Debllltr. Catarrh. lieumatUra, Kidney
a&deUTerComplalnti.OTercomee that tired i&el
Uc, croaus an appetite, and bullda vp the jitcm.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Has met peculiar and unparalleled success at
home, suenfeas become lis popuinj
v.i... vbera lk Is made, that whole neltbbor.
hoods are taking It at the same time. Lowell
tlru.cUU sell more of Hood's fiarsapariUa than
ot all other sarsaparUlaa or blood purlflera,
Sold by druggUt t. f 1 ; six f or fJ. Prepared only by
C x. HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, liaia,
fOO Dobos Ono Dollar
MO TO Kits. KOI) El IKK, under the Exchange
U liowi. tiauKSirevv.ior smooiu snave on
fahloiabi hatr cut. t Cloaitd on Hundav'i
lUwder'i Ualr tonic, cures Dandruff. We carry
in aiot'K ft lUii tine oi lancy touei aruoiee at ww
eat rloes, and we are the only place In town
wners yon oau wuy ueuueri urviuu iw uia umw
S TUBER'S B HAVING SALOON, opposite the
Advocate Ornoi, li twaaqaartara tot
eaaTing, naireuwnx ana anampooinx. uau.
TT HUMAN, the barber, opposite the Opera
flouae. eut Ualr. abat ea and tJoMi emry
iwug us arw-eiaaa siyw wvv m nu nuu
pay double Price
buy poor goods
put up with annoyances
take anything you get
doI look our peat stoct over
not tail oir tot uroaise
not at least come in
not? If not. why not ?
Opera House, Leliigliton.
NEW:
A LAltQK ASSOIITMKNT OP
Jackets, Reefers &
h ildren's Coats,
AND riiCTTY
Winter Millinery
Wo particularly call tho attention of
our lady friends to the fact that we
havo three fashionable trimmers ln
our two stores which enable us to
furnish the neatest, prettiest and
moststI!sh mlillnery at the lowest
prices. Come and see us.
Mrs.M.Culton's
WEISSPORT, PA.
Branch Store, Lekighton.
WareliousE.
Special Cut Sale
of Ladies' and Misses
Jackets and Reefers
to reduce stock and
make room for our
Holiday Goods.
Cloth Jackets, plain,
were $5.00, cut to
$3.50.
Chinchilla Reefers,
fur collar, loops,
were $6.50, cut to
$5.00.
Chevron Reefers,
Astrakhan fur col
lar a n (1 edging,
were $9.50, cut to
$7.50.
Diagonal Jackets,hip
seam, plain, were
$11.00,cutto $8.00
Chevron Jacket, hip
seam, tin set, halt
satin lining, were
$13, cut to $8.
Diagonal Reefer, As
trakhan fur setjhali
silk lining, were
$14, cut to $10.
INE SILVERWARE, WATCHES AND BEAUTI
FUL JEWELRY.
Arc among the new things now on oxhibition in our store. We
believe that nowhere in this county can you find a prettier
assortment to select from at lower prices. Our goods are not
trash but good honest goods at lowest prices.
CONFECTIONS AND FRUITS.
The former in all delectable dainties, and everything seasonable
in the latter. Sunday schools, festivals supplied at low prices
All the Very Latest Novelties in Toys.
Lowest prices and biggest assort ment.
Chas. H. Nusbaum,
BRIDGE STREET, WEISSPORT, PA.
REX'S BON MARCHE.
Von wlll find ns ln the lead with more Fresh Styles and Beautiful Goods than ever,
Larue oDDortunltles to bur Tour Fall and IHnter Uoods aro offered. Our enormous
stock of Seasonable Stiles Is opened and ready, Prices within the reach of. all, and
now Is the time to buy.
NOTIONS Wa hare looked well to the needs of our Notion and Fancy Ooods
Deturlment in selecting the stock for this season, aside from the staple arlicles In dally
use we have made special efforts to secure little novelties, that aie always useful as
well as ornamental.
IIOSIEUY, UNDEIIWKAK AND GLOVES The best selections and popul"
stiles prevail In this department, as the scope of choice is large. We of course carry
an craaes oi cooas, woicu are soiu ou tueir xuerus. tvo ieau vu irnue iu iueeu nuw.
hpramn wfl sbii ma hasl liooas ai me most nuerai Dnces.
COItSETS, and MUSLIN "UNDEIIWEAU-Tnls department Is fully up to Ihe
standard at all times.
DK1S33 UOOU5, 11 L, A OK uuuiJS ana niUKb we are jeieruuneu to uiko
this aepartmem win, ana you caonoi isuto uo pieaseawuu onr biuck. uu wsun
ment Is larie and so varied ln mice as to meet the nurse ot all.
KI.ANN'K.r.S. COUFOltTS and 11LANKETS This Is a department that appeals
to the necessities, consequently we are showlne a stock that will delight every house
keeper, by offering generous Inducements In prices for thoroughly first-class Koods.
LINENS and UOMESTICS-Our showing In this department of Staples wlll be
appreciated by every shrewd buyer, as we carry an Immense assortment of everything
pertaining to tne lines, ana are aiwaTS up 10 me iiuiee, qualities .uu imiuvs wuiuiuou.
SECOND FLOOIt. CAIll'ETS, ItUQS and CUIt TAINS Our assortment In
Nottingham Curtains cannot be excelled In desing and qualities for the very low price
at which they are offered. New Fall patterns iu Afoquett and Extra Fine Smyrna
rings at right prices. You will have to see our carpets to get any sort of an Idea of
what we carry. tew enecis in prevailing coloring, euiuraciuK uu uiatee buuhuu
tea and always to bo seen. ....
TitM ANNKXi-nntilm our Grocery Denartment. which has no eaual In this sec
tlon. Choice stocks of everything that Is necessary to make it flrst-class has been
carefully looked alter. A trial order win convince you mat we are leaaers in tun mw.
Al to qualities and prices, they are always right,
BROADWAY,
Mauch Chunk, Fa,
C. A. REX
Read the Advocate.
GLOBE WAREHOUSE.
mm
BeaverReefers.navy
Astrakhan set,half
silk lining, were
$16, cut to $12.
Cheviot Jacket,hlack
Oppossum set, half
silk lining, were
$17, cut to $13.50.
Diagonal Reefer,
Mink set, half silk
lining, loops, were
$19, cut to $15.
Cheviot Reefer, Tan,
with black Astra
kan set, half silk
lining, were $20,
cut to $12.50.
Diagonal Jacket.
black Oppossum
set, half silk lining,
loops, were $20,
cut to $14.50.
Fancy Cheviot Reefer, IFool
beal set, silk lined through
out, loops, were $28.00, cut
to $20.00,
Fine Diagonal Reefer, Astra
khan set, lancy loops, hair silk
lining, were $25.00, cut to
20.00.
.Diagonal Jacket, Skunk set,
silk lined throughout, fancy
loops, were $3!, cut to $25,
NEWMARKETS!
Lot 1. Ladies' Newmarkets,
last season's goods, $2.50 each,
were $6 to $8.
Lot 2. Ladies'Newmarkcts,
last season's garments, $-1 each,
were 'J to $17.
Lot 3. Misses' Newmarkets,
last season's styles, 3.50 each,
were $6 to $10.
MOM
No. 711 Hamilton Street,
Allentown, Pa.