ORIGINAL CHEAP GASH STORE Black Dress Goods. In this department we are careful not to purchase any but the reliable Makes. We are showing some elegant stuff for Mourning Wear, Plain Ulnnlf Cashmerea. Black Silk TParp Henriettas, Black Alba Ulnnk Snonucd Habit Cloths. Black Tricots. Second Morning jDress Goods in "Rrocaded. Stripes and Plaids. Bedford Cords in the latest shades at 65c per yard, they would be considered cheap, but the price will be only oOc.tlnnK of this. Plaid and Striped all-wool Flannels reduced from 50c to 40c. Some of the most elegant tnff von ever seen. 6-4 all-wool Sackings in all Colors. Plain Figured and Striped, reduced from $1.15 to 95c per yard. .Eiderdown in Stripes, Check and Plain. Some handsome Patterns in this stock at greatly reduced Prices. J. T. NUSBAUM, riist street, between South and Plum Streets, Lebtfibton, Pa. The Carbon Advocate BATURDAY JANUARY 23. 1892. 1'EOl'I.K ON TUB GO. LOCAL CAT8UF. IN A FEW WORDS. A l.lt.ly Writer TelU the Story of The llapiwnlngt nf Week In unit About Old Carbon. -Weatherly Is to Imvo rrn Opera tlrlght Gems of Loral Kent Seasoned Throughout bjr Our Reporter's Versatile (Julll. Buy prettiest jewelry at Dook's. Constable Kaworth Is a candidate House, for re-election. Mint candy It mild to be n mire A (nil lino of stationary at Hock's cure for the grlppo. on First street. Oeorco Washington's lilrtlnlar Is Last Saturday was pay day at the the next legal holiday. Lehigh Wagon Company works. The electric light question Is work. Watches at E. II. Horn's, Maucli UR Lansford people. Chunk, Pa, Hungarian weddings aro on tho For sale A pool table and bar llx- incrense In Carbon county coal towns. tures. Apply to Jos. Webu, NEW8Y WEIS8PORT. FROM MAUCH CHUNK. Lowest prices on guaranteed time nieces at Bock's. The scarcity of girls Is still the difficulty at the Hosiery Mill. Full line of Ingrain and Urussol carpets at Henry Schwartz's. The holy communion was observed In the Lutheran church, Sunday, Hire teams for funeral or pleasure purposes at Klstler's Hvery. Rings, bracelets, watch ohalus, silverware, Ac, at Dock's. Go to David Kbbert's for an easy riding rig, cither for pleasure or business. Frsnols Kuhns, of Bonkway, was was out Saturday after an illness of some weeks. Mrs John Woman, of Froelnnd, is a new Inmate In the Lnurytown poor house. John Seper, of Audeurled,ls In the Miner's Hospital nt Hazleton, with a broken leg. The grlpp has n strong hold on Rev. Father Manen, of Andenrlod, and he Is seriously 111. Hungarians are said to be loarlng Audenrled, Beaver Meadow and other mining towns for Clearfield county. Herbert Sleath, of V eathorly, em ployed in the machine shops at Jcancs. ville, Is nursing a badly squeezed right shoulder. J. A. Selley, a Hazleton baker, was stricken with apoplexy whllo doliver- Ini? bread in Jonnesvlllo on Sfttlirdav The Urslnus Glee Club will give .ffonlnnn. He mnv recover. a concert In the Opera House on Fob- Thomas Williams, with the Lehigh ruary la. Coal & Navigation Engineer Corps, at John Blose will not go to Summit t Hill as reported, but will continue his and wlli take B position at Hazleton store here. durlnc February. Dr. W.F.Danzer, of Hazleton, will jolm 8troM of Lehlnh Can. has be at the Exchange Hotel in this town mleA tho offlt.0 of township constable on Friday, the 29th Instant. . tor a period of twonty-flvo years. Ho Luckenbach, Mauch Chunk, Is , known to everv man In the nountv headquarters for all kinds of stationery, who ha9 gorved a juror. books, wall papers and borders. Our people can't expect much im provement from a borough that practl cally has no cash in Its treasury. An enjoyable "carpet rag party' was hold at the Wm. Zehner residence I ,n(f on oouiu rirst oiieoii uu j.uoaujr. pL ri.fl -Headquarters for gold spectacles, traok walkeri ,,vin(, alou0 ,n a 6InaU ana in laci, eyerjvuiUK tu una uuo, -nBnt fmm,l l,n ntlier dnr ' I . r n I 1 I -J A riashPUtnresofFamtll.rF.ee. comlmtli nom s raaucn uoum J00"T'Squiro Hunter cmpannellod a jury and and Golns. ibwib. I found that death had resulted from i Wrtm n npnnariir in noni in imv I'll v i w m rr.i oirMml nt AUentown 1 ... ' . ' natural in. j.. i..v. ., reul9 on me isioinpm. ,. .... ,., , , , on Monday. gomo people never know when they ,ptnpll .... ,... that Hun. -Genial Thomas Fagan and family, . ' ... ,,. lectors In our coal towns inat nun. of South Easton, spent Sunday In Qur 8taunch olJ frlen(1 town. . INothsteln, writes from Sandy Run, Miss Minnie Fetors, or ."QLulorne county: "Send my paper to Adam Schercr, of Firo Line, Is dead at the ripo old ago of 78 years. Death resulted from paralysis. Inter ment was made at the Lowor Towa mensiug church, Rev. I tuber olllcint- Andrews, a Weatherly garians, Folanders aud Italians are no good when It comes to pay taxes. Nine out of every ten would sooner leave the locality than "square up." Homo talent at Weatherly will render the "Social Glass," a temper ance drama in that town next monthi Tho Herald thinks it will bo a produc tion worth seeing you can see it in First street, visltod at Lohlgh GP tuls Diac0the AnvoCATE must go with this week. I me where I go.' Mrs. Thos. Morthimer, spent a was George E. and not George few days with relatives at Diaiingum u Kemerer 0f Jamestown, who fur this week. I nlshed us with the very Interesting -Daniel Rothermel, of Wilkesbarre, and valuaWo weather statistics pub- ""B.7'""," .!", spent Sunday very pleasantly with the ,uhed tat week any bar room in the county n ery day I.D.. .1 hnma 1 T I . n 1 1 fl'l. .. . - I ... ....j iuiu iiwu".. luusicai OilOgtJ lUD EtpriUK BOD- The genial G. B. M. Stocker, of 8,on open3 Monday jjay 1st, for young Easton, spent several days In town Iadie3 in yocal and Instrumental during tho week. Music. Address for circular. II. B. John E. Miller, a former merchant Moyer Freeburgh, Pa. 2t. In this town, now 01 ueinieuom, was m The Weatherly Herald Is shouting over a lu year old uoy resment. 01 Hickory Run who is six feet high and weighs 100 pounds. Mahoning town ship has the champion fat boy. Ho After tussellng with the grippe for sKate 230 and is almost n six footer, almost two weeks, Photographer and besidos ig jUst as jolly as he Is big. Rlshel Is again at his gallery attending Lansf0rd people are actively on to business as of yore. Mrs.lUsb.eI in the nronaratlons for their .ahonlng lastweeK. who was also confined la again about, 8econd annuttl eisteddfod, which will -Lltth'Vumush1- Um b. held on Good Friday. A prize uonsiauie uawonu -jUEgea urau- 0. .100 i9 ofter6d for tho best rendition town during tho week. Miss Katie S. Kemerer and Miss Rosa Gilbert wero soelng friends In Mahoning last week. & rjlea8ant aojouru wiin uuiuwuua friends In Schuylkill county, m n?nZ Kemerer Mrs PUUD vl"e Hontz Saturday for being drunk of tho selootlon) .Worthy ls the Th,. "SKrrAr'nerw Miller and Miss Koto Arner were vis. Ulna friends at AUentown this week, John Seaboldt, of the firm of J. & II. Seaboldt, insurance agents, was do ing business at AUentown on Monday, much of this wire beating in iienign- jes3 thau sixteen pieces. ton that it might do no barm for tbe At court in session at Mauch re-establishment of the whipping post chunk last week tho report of viewers (jampoeu,inejeweier, uoing ousi- or a publl0 road in Kidder township nnca In fhta nlfw fnr snmA vfiars naftt. I t u i.n Harry Peters and Walter Anthony, TnaorY,ftVA(1 fn TnQfnr.. wWa h win I. r. , x.. 7"""'"""' hope Al win meet witn a tare snare 01 ly goo feet in lenth, of which 393 feet ! success in me vuwu oi vureo wnrua, In(.lillnir n fnrtv fnnt lir iliro s n Kid -Miss ltasa bonunoim, oi juaucn haye a flne ,ece of jewe, -- - - hunk, was the guest o Miss Lizzie u repalred equal to M d(hnlo. Chunk, Schoch,on Fourth street, during the week. Frank Obert was at Buflalo, N. Y., this week In tho interest of Obert's Pork Packing Establishment, one' of this city's lively Industries, .Pnlnmlins Ttonrt.v. a miner emnlor. as at any Hrst-class city establishment, ed at No. 4 colliery met with an acci ana at a lower cost, taice it to su. u. dBnt whlle at work Monday. Ho was Hohl, the Mauch Chunk Jeweler. Also inhlsbrao8tdrilliugwhenamassof clod uom apectacies repairea wnue you feU upon hIm knocking him senseless, His Injuries are not of a serious nature The Dolnzs of a Llrelj Town llrltfl Chronl cled In Short Snip-Snap Order hr the Stroller and Chutn. Mrs. George Enzlan continues quite ill. The Reformed church Is still with out a permanent pastor. Go to Reuben Zimmerman's for all kinds of blacksuilthlug. -Tho grip still has the g-r-l-p-p e on some people this side of the river. -Mrs. U. S. Kresge, of the east side Is improving from a recent serious Illness. For StiloA seveu room dwelling house on Union Hill, Gaumer. The Count Capl'al Spiritedly Kpllotulted by a Special Correspondent. 1'ereonnl and Otherwise. Peter Hammeke burled a bright and Interesting live year-old boy on Monday afternoon. Tho little follow died from croup on Friday ovcnlng. Dr. George Klrby Is all smiles over tho arrival of baby girl twins. Wo extend congratulations to our medical friend and hope the little ones may live long and happily. Rev. Morgan Peters, pastor nf the Reformed congregation In Enst Mauch Chunk, Is making an effort towards tun l, 11,11,,,. F . 1,, !,.. ...., .,' ,,1 ,n Tnmoa I 1 ... o worsh,p ,n that bur(? William Reynolds, a young Eng. Ushman of Weathorly, ls In jail hero on a serious criminal charge preferred i... v t . i t . i. . Nathan Snyder Is now permanently , . . , ,, . i.ii ii m in ' town. Tho woman, lu question, ls a widow and has a family of children. Av Ullani Blory, of Welssport, was a prominent Democrat in town this week serving the county courts as a Dr. P. A. Andrews' wife and daugh tor, Hazle, visited AUentown friends this week. -Natha located In his new mill with new and modern machinery. Just one ton of fresh fish was re ceived at Saegor's this week. This Is brain food for tho entire community. I " """ V.I,. Rn., itt- J'1"""- r. Uiery Is a druggist by pro " 1 I ffMttintl nnrl t'orv luimtlni, IT.. In nmn inently mentioned by his friends as a Register aud Recorder possibility two years hence. The county auditors havo Mulshed t.; ......1. . !.... i , i - ."""j n-.u., business nt Slatodale this week where ho ls interested in a large slate quarry. -Llttlo May, an eight month's old daughter of Levi Schaffer died Tues- mornlng. of Union Hill, presonted her with a pretty and very valuable cow this week. Tho gift is an appreciated one. There will bo preaohlng in School county, and the annual state- ....... I ... i H Til T , ,111 An undo of Mrs. James Hartmau, , " T , m . . rinn inn i... county papers next week. The state- ment is quite lengthy and sets forth very clearly the receipts and expendi tures of the county during 1831. Hall, Sunday evening at the usual hour M7' " !' ?,n by Rev. J. I. Yotter,. pastor of the & 1,,' , "xT"' .ngelical chnrch. All are cordially t 7. Hn tmvnshln. nn TlniTolaT, T?n I'Vank Delbort, of Hampton, Va.. f!wiOTrt nn.l n nii'i.il.i t,'i a m lUIYU ocuiug via inenaS anU BO- Umn. nil l.lrnn aiin-lvo u,IM. ). I.. 7,1, ,, tormeny con band. Deceased was a daughter of "-"" 1Dou "nuer Owen Shoenberger, of Parry vllle. u..jou.uk nwio. I Knmn llf thft UCGacan.. In fl.l n Dll -T.r il m . . 1 ' 1-wi.T ui. oun.,oiiuuunuin xop,t,UZerne nnnnlriinrlor .. vuni, county, was here riiesday at the bod- through a misunderstanding, appoint- u..uUi,u.,l union mil, ed this month asa time for appeal who has been critically 111 with tv, ,i. i.i .i 'i.. hemorrhages during this week. a result farmers, rrml nr. For Rent-Saeger's Hall, Enst nhnnt. mi ntho t,ra i i Welssport Well heated; all convenl- Genlal Pat Utwlor. commissioners' encesj lighted with electricity. Open Kinrlr. fnr h nct j evenings-Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, weeks with all kinds of questions and ;u7'' otmaionauuaoioappiy to complaints. Appoal days come in the " """Bor. month of Anrl . wo congratulate Aaron buyder Mlllnn 7.imm.rm.n n-..i ci nv..tl,n tI.I !-1 l"l.l. . . ,...n.l,.uuOTl : .. " . ' . " et. ni., convicted last weok in our lamny. we know just exactly how he courts for creating a dlsturbauco in feels-wove been in his boots, we havo. the Evangelical church, Now Mahon Mother and baby are doing well. inB. have made annllcatlnns fnr . -l t it a i ,,. I - v" it. kitiuu nuuuuug matcu witn live trial. Itlsnt. nl.l leml nlvu .ui.fuiui rlw, wicome cent that they won't get it. An Intel offattho FrankUn House, over the llgentjury found them guilty, and canal bridge, on Thursday, January 28. thev will ovhil.if n T... l,.,.l-J 1 -j " . B luujr u ,,ikCUu, uuU iuuu pay their flne and shut up, resolving j " ur iub to ao better in tho future. event, ino iiurnngnam rules win -Rev. Madison Peters, of New York govern mo snooting. cltT. iBRtiired In rnnprf H-ii nr. evening, on "How to make things go, to a small but very intelligent and ap preciative audience. Whllo lu town thn rAVnrenrl iTAnflninati i..oa n..Ml ,.iiiii njiumjrB. nrh unele. nnnntir AnH tnr A n covering from a severe illness of Peters, on West Broadway. Mr. Peters' smera. weens. iur. Mcuaniei has Was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. u, uiuraiuut, I Maria l(.trs. nf PnoolQlllo T ol.!. T1, t.i. I ' iiinu. iiiDuuo ui uuuu var-icnuntr riugiuu, lormeriy pastor or me 1'ros- byterian church your borough, will bo skkious accidknt. pleased to hear of them. A letter re ceived by us from them, now at Ban- kok, Siatn says that they are well and deeply engaged lu Christian work. Mr. tirrXB OAr. A Llrelr Community Itrleflr Iteinlxed a Urlcht Fencll Fuslier. -Wesley V. Slides, of Lehlghton, was visiting his parents mid friends of this place on Sunday of last week. -Diphtheria, typhoid fever and la grippe are engaging great attention now In many directions. The Green's family which were verysovcroly attacked by diphtheria for tho last month are grndtially Improving. Mr. Auiandus Wagner, teacher of George's school, makes report ns fol lows, for tho mouth ending January Hth, to wit. Pupils present every day-Corn A. Beltz, Llllio B. Beltz, Clara A. George, Hattie George, Ella V. George, Emma J. George, Amandus L. George, Hattie Gouger, Eugone George, Preston George, Nathan II, George, Herbert A. Gouger and Oscar Gouger. Samuel Green, who died at his homo at Strohsvllleon Thursday even ing, January 11, 1892, was aged sixty- six years, Ave months and twenty-one days. He was born near this place and his entire llfo timo was passed In this vicinity. Some years ago he had flllod the office of Supervisor, and at present was one of our school direc tors. His death was due to la grippe in connection with breast fever. The services wero conducted by Rev. J. S. Erb. The pall bearers were Lewis Smith, Adam Kunklo, Aaron Strohl nun Chas. George. Burial was mado In the St. John's church at Lehigh Gap. I'ACKEKTOlf. The News of the Comlnc UoroiiEh Itrleflr Chronicled. Lehlg-hton Men llndlj I'ackerton. Charlos Dauxdater and Gus Walck nmnlnvoil In (tin TUI, Vnlln.. l Carrlngton has charge of the work of at Pickerton, are nursing badly burn- vi.iiin.ii.mi ii.u.o ui "", ed facos. They wero both working I a spring testeny machine, connected are waiting. A well-written ij, a wen-written communication ,, ,mw i.B pqnB1i hainir killed Isa Mrs. Schultz and daughter Katie, fmm Parrwllle lines not nnnenr In I . . ... , . t. . . . ,i i i -.-- miracle, ins leira anu arms are uaniy Of UlOOmSDUrg, rn., reiumeu uumu uu hl ln hnmin tlin wr ier fa ml tn Saturday after a pleasant visit to John Bl(m h,g or her name to ,t We must hi. Hummel on oecona street. httVB tho n..m0 of the writer, not -Miss Mattio Jones, a vory estl- noeossarily for publication but as a miracle. His legs and arms are badly bruised and his foot is also broken. Tresckow, a small, uupretentlous mining town, hanging on to Jeansville, ls going wild over tho good fortuno that has suddenly come to Frederick I rlM, TriAT-nnit lita wllrtncir. ilrpnms liv Hie 1 XT .11 I. .11 MI ow rf u .i. B..u.i, """' death of an aunt in Broslan, Germany. mable young lady of Albany, N. Y., Is gjjurranteo of good faith. visiting tho Misses i,bberia on ino Lohighton Is always trotting out UT7 , , , , i i i Hni, i Trnn streets. .71? !. . ' ,.rf., ' Rder who has suddenly become rich, , u.uu. . - some LmuE new. uriKiuui ur uuiuue. Wa were rjleased to see our oldlxr i,i.nn.n(n..u n,nni .tA friend Frank Gerber, of Audenrled, on Bpe;iaity company. Their 'first stand Monday. Mr. Gerber looks well and , KresuBvlllB nnfnrtimatn reports his better half as in her usual Kresgevllle what have you ever done nealtn, tlint i should be bo afflcted T Dr. E. A. Gearhart, of Krosgevllle, Dr. F. I. Smith last woek sold his was in town Saturday. Tho doctor fast horse "Billy S." to a New Jersey has Just returned from Philadelphia, party (or $350. The doctor is now wnere ne nnisnoa a post grauudte driving a nretty bay mare that has good speed and Is an all-round good roadster. The horse "Billy" will be re- earnest, active Democrats representing the different districts, a change in our nominating system might be so. cured. Watch this space next week. It will he sure to interest yon. Sunday Sshool Officers. The members of Ebonozer Evangel ical (Bowman) congregation, this town, elected the following Sunday school officers last Sunday, to serve during the current year: Superintendent, Homer Adams; assistant superintend ent, Andrew Shive; socretary, John Heberling; treasurer, David Harding; chorister, James Walp; organists, Borryna Smith and Laura Seldle; li brarians, George Kibler and Jacob Heberling. Tho Sunday school is in a prosperous condition. For Three Tears. At tho February election constables aud assessors will bo elected for threo years; under the new law each district elects but one assessor, who does all the leglstoring and assessing, and In the third year makos the triennial as sessment, hence the importance of ex ercising judgment in the selection, that competent men may bo selected. The new election law of the State goes Into effect March 1, 1892. Under the now law the judges and inspectors elected next month will be roqulred to hold the election next November. Election boards therefore should be chosen with n view to thorough competency and responsibility. courso at tbe Polyclinic Institute 1IAHUNINO. A Sreesy Batch of Lively Happenings In a Lively Community, Miss Sourl E. Kelsor, of Catasau qua, is at home on a visit E. G. Xander will leave for Tre. niont, Ohio, In a few weeks. Tn.lar l.aa wnrfra.l In tha ttiIiioc nil ills Kresgevllle- unfortunate uroandl3said to be a frugal, hard working, honost man and will make good use of his suddenly acquired fortune. Dick & Mantz have becu awarded the contract for tbe opening of a canal to drain the water from tho surface near the Beaver Brook mines. The old Nos. 1, 4 and D slopes, which have been membered as taking three straight abandoned and flooded wlth WBtor for ueats in tuo running maicu at our late county fair, Does your watch fall to keep cor rect time. Then take it to a Tollable, responsible and competant watchmak. many years, will bo drained of the water at an early date. This is done In order that the company may sink a new slope which would be impossible to undertake whllo tho old workings Caries kVerts hasTurchased Mrs. ESX Harriet Arner's farm for ?1850. I American, Swiss and English watches, also the finest machines for making . , , , ,,, . i ni9u mo iiiiuav uiai.iiiiici iui iuuhiuk -Rev. A. Bartholomew will preach ! . . . . . T .. " In OI T.D nhllTnl, rtTl RllTl.lnV T.1 OKI - I Ing. There ls some talk of building a new Lutheran and Reformed church here. Mrs. E. S. Hoppes, of SteinsvlUe, Pa., was visiting In the Valley over Sunday. Valley. Watches adjusted to heat and cold temperature at E. II. Hohl' Mauch Chunk jewelry store. All work done promptly. A Trlbut. 0C Itespeit, Tribute to the memory of Mrs. Wm. Seaboldt, by the "Daughters of Ziou" of Zlous Reformed church of Lehlgh ton, as expressed at their meeting held Monday evening Jan 18, 1892. As we assemble in this meeting to To Whom In Concerns. The stories In circulation the past I night our first impulse is to giro way week relative to, and reflecting on the I to emotions of sadness and sorrow. The Mahoning School Board will character of Ed. Freeman, of this All the associations of this meeting hold its regular monthly mooting at I town, is unqualifiedly false and with-1 bring vividly before our minds the Pleasant Corner on Saturday after-1 out truth whatever. noon. Mrs. John Sitler, who has been in a Philadelphia hospital for treatment, A Remedy for Dlphtherl., The Scientific American give this I. .t Imma wraln verv much Imnroved remedy for diphtheria: "At the first In health. I indication of diphtheria In the child, An Infant child of Ambrose Eb- mane the room close, men talce a tin erta died last weok. Interment took oup and pour Into it a quantity of tar ,, ,110i,iI ,tni ti, rmm . . I . , ... ... rv i .i i I " " I place Wednesday at bt. mer's church, '""""w"" "iu berance of the bright and enrnost pre West Penn. tne cup i. .ro u u me of her wbo was b , room with fumes, ine little patient on LWVJlalnM. 1IWb .i1BfiB im, ..,.iWBrB f, I l.l,.ltnn 4Va fitmao will .Hint. nnA .nil I ' -. tur.niauoy.ottnenummituiu ana tJinsiora earnest and devoted face of ono of our number; and we can scarcely realize that she has gone from among us for ever. We need but recall tho name of our late Treasurer, Mrs. Seaboldt, and tho heart of this whole body will bound I .1B WA. lulll ItlilAlllil,. Imr,nci l.n ttSoVd l. h:-cSker.''orSramrt I IM omiae memuruueuu. mswriuiu tue llrBj n,lk ,B,r KtB , .,, fpm,. : . , . : . . ... L... . . r.i ... : I h nhtfinrift win ruma nir. inn rnmna nr I . , H'kln( mane. This is because mr. maiioy tvl-1 the tar and turpentine lo osen the mat. her face aglow with enthusiasm as she -The suggestion by the Advocate uh wntnh tnrf io . i,,tr.,ii i. that the warring Democratic factions this had been filled with black oil and miuocoumy maKe an euon to nar- Ulcohol and they were looking after ui, m .o i w v,w.uru this with a small torch when the alco- (jonntv Rustem Iq n imiwl nn. TfBnma , . .... . ... , - 'zz """'. " uoi spurted out burning the two men jiiuuiiuou., nuoni! democrat wouta quito seriously as stated tako the lead and secure a meeting of .,, S1XIIET society uossir A new lodge of B. of R. R. T., was instituted at Shenandoah this week. V Carbon county has seven Castles The Democrats of I'ackerton will of the Knights of the Golden Eagle, meet in caucus at Leopold Myers, I with a total membership nearly COO. Saturday evening next. rjreDaratorv tn Carbon Castle. K. Q. E.. of town holding a convention for the placing I has received tho new By-Laws and of a full Democratic ticket in the Meld every member should be present at tho for the coming February election. I next session to receive a copy, This move Is deemod advisable because Alneville Council, No. 779, Jr. O. of the dissatisfaction existing after U. A. M., of Alneville, Lehigh county, every citizens convention. Our Re- was instituted last week by S. V. C. publican friends will no doubt do like- Raymond, of Mlddleton. Tho charter wise, this will confine the growling contained bixty-two names fifty-two inside party line, and give candidates were present for Institution u uetter cnance. Lehlnh rVinn-ll 1(11 .1r n IT A The article in last Sunday's Call I M.. of Lehiirlitnn. will nlnen n !ar" signed "A Resident" is too personal, flair on the new sclmnl linn an In Frank. and tho concensus of opinion Is, that Hn township on Washington's birthday, ouuu uvere reiorence to inutvtuuais February, 22. On the occasion Rev. and their private affairs serve no good Taylor, of East Mauch Chunk, will de- purpuse. ii not oniy uitteny assails Hyer the presentation oration, tuocnaracter or the young man, but ,.The Executive Committee of tho invades the privacy of the young lady's Franklin County Castles, K. O. E., is lovo affairs. It is a gojU thing to con- making great preparation for the grand omerueiore rusninfflinto print wltn demonstration. May. 10 at Chambers such matters how we would feel If burg In, honor of the session of the tuus assaneo. we an nave our frail- nrand Castle. Four nrlies. .-gmm. ties, none of us are quite perfect It UonriMin gold, and from 10 to 10 Is barely possible that these young other prizes will be awarded to Castles people can seine tneir own aimcultles and Commandorles. tit tney nave any) alone, and perhaps VApubUo Installation of officers moro satisiactory it lea alone. of the Mauch Chunk Royal Arcanum An article by "Bab" In last Sunday's I took place Monday night In theelec- Philadelphia Times deserves more I trie light building of that place. After than passing notice. She takes strong I the Installation a grand banquet was exceptions to the oft quoted passage I held, Paymaster J. II. Wllhelm, of the from Snakespeare. "Sweet are the I Lehigh Valley Railroad, presiding at uses of adversity." "I tell you it ls I the table. George C. Iloyer, of Hazle not easy to set down and be poor, and I ton, who is District Deputy Grand I don't care If I shock every reader of I Regent of the Royal Arcanum, was the the divine William, If I say, with in- installation ofllcor. tense emphasis, that he was an abso lute fool when ne wrote about the uses kailkoad kumhunos. of adversity being sweet." "The poor I t The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com- we have with us always." How little Panr BR9 ordered twenty more Baldwin those blessed or rather nossea&ed of enough of this world's goods to satisfy The average locomotive is said to necessary wants care for their nelirh. bave the strength of nine hundred bor. who is unable to provide absolute I horses. necessaries The avtragemandoesnot t It costs the govorment ,001,000 a Alliance Delegate. The annual meeting of the Young People's Alliance of tho East Penna. Conference of the Evangelical Associa tion will convene In tho Ebonozer Evangelical church, Reading, on tho 30th and 31st Instants. The Ebcnezer Alliance, of this city, will be represent ed by two delegates. Homer Adams, of town, vice president of tho annual meeting, has been elected a delegate along with Rev. J. S. Newhart the castor. Miss Berryna Smith was elect cd alternate. This annual meeting of the Alliances nromlses to be lull or in terest and we liope fruitful of good results. Word from Mr, Tojet. A letter received this week from our old friend B. F. Vogt, formerly of Welssport now of Buena Vista,Virginla, says: "I enclose 11.00 for another year's subscription to tbe Advocite in ad vance. I anxiously await the arrival of the paper each week, as it contains an the home news, it Is tho best paper published In Carbon county. May your efforts be crowned with continued success. Mr. Vogt who is manager of the ODera house in that city Bays fur ther, "last Thursday tho "Breezy Time" company played here. It is a first-class company. It is booked for Mauch Chunk. February 8." "Remember me with kind wishes to all old friends." USlSSitfS&& SSSti toftathe throat and thus afford the stood before us;-a stimulating and ts&rcueai win impiieaiea m some very I rtmei iuuv u uhivu mg nU( ut heinrul presence. Truly u Htroni: mis nueit lonable Jakes, vtt : the M i ley Wheat ly and 1 physicians." , . i i ... mm Opera House, Lehigliton. GLOUE WAREHOUSE him GRATEFUL Tre most certainly appreciate the large patronage of the past year because we feel that we have merited your trade by catering to your tastes and fancies in the line of Artistic Furniture. The holidays made great inroads on our large and varied assortment but all the vacant places are being rapidly filled in with new things in Furniture Bed Room and Tartar Suites, Book Cases, Side Boards, Ladies Parlor Cabinet, Fancy Rockers, Tables, &c, at our usual "can't bo beat" prices. Every article is just as good if not better than guaranteed and you will positively save money if you make your purchases of Schwartz, The Furniture Man First street, Lehigliton. JOBWORK of all kinds nicely executed .at this office. Prices low. Theic is no halt in our business; we believe in keeping at it, for persistency is sure to be rewarded with tuccess. Our sales last year were very large and the holiday trade was simply im mense, but we want to do better in 1892 and to this end have bought very largely of all kinds of Furniture Bed Room and Parlor Suites, Lounges, Tables, (7hairs, Book Cases, Fancy Rockers, Side .Boards and the other things in this line, besides many new and handsome patterns in Ingrain and Brusscl Car pets. Our plan for increasing our bnsiness in 1892 is through the medium of low prices and best qnaliiy of goods. TPc kindly ask yon to come and see us, examine our goods and learn our prices and we feel sure will become our patrons, Respectfully, Kemerer & Swartz NORTH FIRST STREET, Election llootlis. The Commission to select a ballot booth, ballot box and railing for holding tho first election under tho uaker act, held its nnal session in Harrisburg and discarding all plans for booths that havo been submitted to It. adoDted a Dlan of its own. a wooden affair that folds up and can be lam awoy wnen out ot use. It also recommended a ballot box made by a New York Arm, and a chalu railing presentod by a Buffalo firm. Tho board gave out no contracts, but win let mo county commissioners in the various counties do that, the State to pay the bills, The maximum price of the first installment of booths is to be $1.75 each, and subsequent orders 3.00 each. The maximum price of the ballot box is it, and the chain railing fl.OO. County Commissioners in glv ing out contracts nre nt liberty to get tbe paraphernalia as much lower a9 they can. REX'S BON MARCHE. You will find us in the lead with more Fresh Styles and Beautiful Qoods than escr. Large opportunities to buy your Fall and H'lnter Uoods aro offered. Our enormous stock of Seasonable Styles Is opened and ready. Trices within the reach of all, and now Is the time to buy. NOTIONS We have looked well to the needs of our Notion and Fancy Goods DcDartnient In selecting the stock for this season, aside from the staple articles in dally use we hare made special efforts to secure, little novelties, that are always useful as well as ornamental. IIOSIKKY, UNDKRWEAlt AND GLOVES The ' best selections and popular stiles prevail In this department, as the scope of choice Is larce. We of course carry all grades of goods, wbich are sold on tbelr merits. We lead the trade In iliese lines, because we sell the liest Goods at the most liberal prices. CORSETS, and MUSLIN UNDERWEAR This department Is fully up to ibe standard at all limes. DRESS GOODS, 11LACK GOODS and SILKS We are Jctcrinlued to make this department win, and you cannot fad to be pleased with oor stock. Tbe assort ment Is larco and so varied In price as to meet tbe nurse ot all. FLANNELS, COMFORTS and BLANKETS This Is a department that appeals to lue necessities, consequently we are snowing a siock mat win oeugui every uousc keeper, bv oUerlnc cenerous Inducements In ntlces for thoroughly Hrst-class coods. LINENS and DOMESTICS-Our showlnc in this department of Staples will be appreciated by every shrewd buver, as wo carry an Immense assortment of everything pcriaimug to tnc lines, ana are always up 10 me times, qualities anu prices cooiuidcu. SECOND FLOOR. CARI'ETS. RUGS and CURTAINS Our assortment In Nottingham Curtains cannot be excelled In dcslng and qualities for tbe very low price at which they are offered. New Fall patterns In Afoquett and Extra Fine Smyrna ieujs at ngnt prices. ou wr.i nave to see our carpets io uti any son ot an mea oi what we carry. New enects In prevailing colorings, cmoracing an manes aim nuau les and always to do seen. THE ANNEX contains our Grocery Department, which has no equal In this sec tlon. Choice stocks of ever thin: that Is necessary to make It first-class has been carefully looked after. A trial order will convince you that we are leaders In this line. AS to qualities ami prices, mey are always nsnu ih Mil Sullivan races for Instances. mr. malloy should study the rules on cock IgrtUDK b(ore disputing a dschlon. Sroar. Summit 11III. Jan. 19. "The Eagle Store." KortU rirst Alrt. A big closing out sale has been duly inaugurated at cur well-known store. We have a big lot of first-class Boots and Shoes and in order to sell them yery soon we have marked them very low. This will give you a good, substantial article ol loot wear at a genuine bargain price You want to save money and we want to sell our Roots and Shoes, and to do this wc have marked the prices to suit the times. Come and see us and take advantage of what we are otming you in this line. BO BERT WALP, KJ!Ut.I tot. tw. m ttlMlaf f M,M( MOT, slonary life passed from us lu tho death ot Mrs. Seaboldt. A close and Inttmato association her highly as a Hugo Jl.llot. The ballot which will be voted un der the new law, at next November's! taught us to value election, will be about the size of a (friend; to respect her as a servant of page of the ordinary newspaper, said I Christ, and leads us to cherish her Secretary of tbe Commonwealth Wil- memory with fondest love. Although 11am F. Harritv. in dlscusslntr the nro. llf our denarted sister conltl lie mn. gress maue Dy me commission oi suited, we know It would be hor wish macninery to woric, in preparation for , i the Introduction of the new system of spoken over her memory. In thinking voting under the auspices of county of her character and life, the first Officials. ll,n,,l.t thut .nmoa tn All nf na Is 11, ol This (VnnmtE, nn nlitnl. I. AAMnnA.1 I of Secretary Harrity. Auditor General 01 ber efflclency ""worker lu the McCamant and Secretary of Internal I church. It ls no extravagance to suy Affairs Stewart, has had a number of that the church and its Interests held ESlrir.n?Sr.J "M'ti she per tions. The commission will prepare a mitted nothing to stand lu the woy of specimen ballot, wmcn wm be sent as or interfere witn her duty to tbe soon as adopted to tne oounty Com- church. The motto of her life was "In l0lhl?I ln His Name." Her faith wa, fIM, and me bailor, io oevoieanexi govern-1 ber will probably be as large as any I And now dear cuter, shall we not that shall ever be-used In this State, cherish beat her memory by laying to 1 hoart the lessons suggested by her life? . - . ...'.. . . nD ..C.I..I ... .1 A loruongress, including the candidates- i..uuuu.Ui mi wo write at-larso. and for Senator. RenresenU. 1 will fade away, words of esteem we live ana countr omces, must an be gpeak will be forgotten, garlands we printed on one ticket, . innn her v will ,itw .h. ii uecretary llarrltva aumrestlon I r . : " 7 hall be adoDted the nuns, nf tha good ln ber life that we seek to sum Presidential electors will be grouped I late will abide forever. Her InfluMioe aide by side, under the appropriate remain and while we mourn her low memory of her ClirU- resta from her labors, paper and hr works do follow." elect to be poor, and we do not agree year for tho transportation of malls by with "llab" that it is tho power of every 108 rauroaus. man to become rich, but we do believe t Engine No. CM, ou the Lehigh Val- thatthe man who Is willing, can and ,e7 ls out of th 8a0P, B,ter a senerel does work, should receive a return 1 overhauling. sufficient to meet the necessary wants J Tho new long passenger roaches on of those depending upon him. and a I tho Lehigh Volley Ituilroad seat 70 Utile besides to be laid by t meet or people and cost t5,000 each. stem the tide of possible adversity. I A prominent official says that the Take tho average man the dally I report of tho condition of the Lehigh laborer, his capital, muscle, brain, and I Valley railroad will show an increase a will to work, this is to bring to him 'or 1801 of 11,600,000 over the proceed. and his, food, clothing, etc Day after ing year. day finds him working apparently X Chauncey M. Depew receives tlGC a happy. And right here how of ten we day as President of the Now ork Cen hearthe wealthy say, oh.if I could tral, and yet there are officials who kick only feel as cheerful as tbe poor no aud growl at the poor railroader who Is n,tfi i. w;.Tn2r . " P?? ,f out In all kinds of weather and only would be. Nonsense, they wouldn t . , , . . . , . exchange places if guaranteed a cen- wants B falr d 8 P8 ,or 8 falr day 8 turv ot such happiness, Uut adversity work." Inconsistency, oh, luconsist- overtakes the "bread winner," sickness, enoy. Give the railroad boys a little Vhf .VT. 7.1 iT-J m justice in the matter of pay bank accounts, distress, novertv. char. t If oil the locomotive? ln the Uuited ity, com, uaicuiatiug, uisirusirui. isitionsies wuru injupieu wgeiuer tuey musio to his ears, does It afford relief, would make a train 200 miles Innir. degrading. "There Is nothing ennobling nave sumu i,aj uium long carrying in soelng your children want for things 1,600,000 passengers. that other people's children have, fori t There seems to be but little doubt uvAjaa vis inUj'kww viia tuiuU) (U juut" (oris to mane your wite ana children Notes from tb. Assessor's Uooks. East Mauch Chunk has 38 horses and 31 cows. Tho horses are valued at 1,110 and tho cows at 1310. bast Penn has .CIl taxable and only 03 canines. lieaver Meadow 100 liorsei, 30 cows and 181 dogs. 'Audenrled has asi taxableBj 78 horses; 21 cows and 71 big and little dogs." Frankliu townshlnhasCOStaxables: 213 horses; 228 cows and 1C3 dogs. liowmanstown has ii) horses; ol cows; GO dogs and 171 people who must pay tax. llloomlngdale has 20 dogs; 23 horses; 20 cows and only 75 people on the tax Hit. Nesquehoufng has 507 taxables, 120 horses; only 7 cows and 08 dogs. llacklebernle has no dogs accord ing to the returns; 18 horses; .10 cows and only CO taxables. Lower Towamenslng has 230 horses; 270 cows and 110 dogs. Upper Towamenslng has 223 horses; 201 cows and 113 dogs of all color, all shapes ana sues. Lehlghton has 877 taxables; 110 horses; 40 cows and 130 dogs. WarehousE. sire sliittw- ave assort ess I no isr- n m styles sflnf i$ &lc Tortile esu'ly fH'fiMgf Trailc mm S5 BDdenQ LLIes esa IS sire Tewels at worth ' 18 heeling tHBiiae keepers "'eaaer. a!Iy g-et tHaeir BROADWAT, Mauch Chunk, Pa, C. A. !REX For Best Quality of Wall Paper & Window Shades Go to AltiDKJIW ilAYKlB, South First Street, Leiiioiiton. Illlll ALi: ItKGlSTKIt. t39"On Saturday, Jan. 31, at ono p. m., 07 acres of land with dwellings, lo-1 cated in Walcksville, Franklin town-1 ship, property ot Sol Walck, deceased, i t3On the premises lu Parryvllle, on I tbe 23rd instant, George Reinhart will 1 sell horses, rows, farming machinery. ' Ac. t taIIave sale bills printed at this office. Lowest prices and a position' under this head free announcing the . sale. tSTOu Jan. 20, on the premises in Mahoning township, A. Arner.executor, i will sell the personal property of the WHY IS THE latB"!?!r: lW. L. DOUGLAS i a OHUt, CENtLEMeH iioe oy side, under the appropriate remain and whlb &US&Z$rjS WXul )olc. Inthe, tianllf.. '-She re stronger, In useful and beautiful things tnat matte you, them and the home happier, your boy or girl with every promise of success if given an equal chance with those ot your wealthy neighbor. Your wife with taste aa refined, want as great, anx ious, careworn, doomed to allfe of toll. Can she or you rind so Uvea ln the say ing "sweet are the uses of adversity!" mil any one elect to live a life of ad versity for Its possible sweets? that the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com psvny Intends extending lta line Into the soft coal regions this summer. It Is confidently expeited that beforo very long a branch will be extended to Wll llamsport, Into which the Lehigh Valley has already seoured tbe right of way. It would shorten tbe distance to be traveled between points In the Wyom ing Valley and Willlamsport by nearly I fifty miles. Peculiar To lUelf la sour I is port in t ptutlcaUn, Ilood'i SimpuUIft U difftreot don and aaptrlor lo ny Otatr medlelBt, I FccalUr ln combltutlon, proportion tad prtp tntloa of loxTedlenU, liood'i fi&ritpuUU po- tb fall cantlt Vila of th txit koowo mtd!M of lbs Tf(UbU klcfdom. PccalUr la lu medletatl merit, Hood i &u up. rUU MceaiplUhei turn <brto ankaown. PtcalUr lo trenffth tvnd coaomy Hood'f 8r ikptrlllft U tbi oalj medicine of wbkh tu traly be itid, " 100 doaei on dollAr" Medldset Is Urter md nuUtr bottle requiio larger doeee. .vnd da not produce u food rtiaiu u Uood'a 6ruprtlU. FeeulUr la Iti N food bus tvl home " thero 1 mere t Hood'i &uaparUU told ln LowtU.whr It U nude, tbAo of all ether blood porlflen. PoeuUkT ln lta bnotneiial record of abroad, no other prtparatloa baa ever a I tain ed oca popalarlt j la ao abort a time. Donotbola dacod U) Ukt any ot hr prprUtoi. Beioxet0(t Hood's Sarsaparllla BoldbraildragsUta, lUfTfa. rreparedoalr bC I. UOOD A UX, AoUcarU, UwaU,Mu. IOO Doaos Ope Dollar THE BEST SHOE INI HE WORLD FOR THE MONET j ItUaaramUUBhoo, with notackaor wax thread to hun too fecit mad of tha bait nae calf, etviub tad eair. and barawaa tt4 nak mors atoc of lk trad tKatk any viktr wtannfaetvrir. It equal hand Mwed eboee eoUn from UU to Si-OX. CC OOiloaalae Hand-sawed, thaflnettealf i9lt ahoo aer offered for looi aquAla rrentb tn ported ahoea which coat from tSIftto 111 (U. OA 00 lland-Hewed Welt Hhee, Cfla eair. 3)Ve tjlUh,comIiirtbIend durable. Tbebeit ahoo rtr offered at thU price t umi trade aa cue tom-made aboaa eoatlog from $U0 to ifm. tffio 00 Fallro Hhaei farmera. Ratlmad Men 9O1 and Latter Cerrlere all weer them floe calf, aeamleaa, emooth loeide, haarjr three aolea, eaten- sln mAatt. fin, riklr will Hair lair. CO 00 Asa cnlfi no better eboe ever offered at SlaCe tbu prtoei one trial will convince thoee wao want m enoe cor oomion uq eerric QraCe aro turf etrong and dureue. Tboa who Dnvel J.OQ nod 1.A ac D UI O worn oy tha boya eery on their maiita, ae tbe ln.-raalag eel I -carl I ACS S.OO. Ilnnd-eM everywhere! IhejaeU In ulea khAsv. I nrllaa(S00. Iland-ewwedahoe, bait ImnnMI ahmti nnatln trtm ( 11) (a tkaVfln. . (LielVe' J,30. tfj.UO find l.,r5,hoa foe Birrfi rrnnT i re; wjum ma uuimmm, Cnnilanea that w. U Ioulaa' name and prke are auapad a the bottom of each ahoe. tTTlKl MO BUBSTITUTKM InsUt oa locel adTertlaed deaiara Bupplvtag yoa. Adam Mel irk am & Von, 1st St CHARLIE LEE, CHINESE LAUNDRY, flower's llullilin; opposite Post Ollke. kiust st.. i.Kiiunrro.N. pa. H'otk taken In every day of the week ami promptly attended lo. Family Washing done at very reasonable rates. PATliONAOE faOLICTI'KU. A 58 ACRE FARM FOR SALE. Hie Muiimitfneu oner ids rarm of ) Airea, ilua(,ain Header lUin, lersitt?. Aliout on-lut)f Ii rlearrU aud umler goott rulUvallon atul the liaUme rooU huoIUiiuI, 'lite liiiirotinita an a '2 alorv Frame llmue, lw lhtrn aiul other ontbulldlngs. a well of spring water, ft nreamnf rmmlim wattr a1 a Hue Orchard. 1 or terms piny to H.J. IUNZKK. Jk.. On the rriu)t9, ltvaer liuii, (arbtmC-u., Pa. Jan. -i Mil. For 8ale. are bbb- very cobb Prices on IT be h I eaeiaetl C1iltiis were never lower OBsunatprefteMit In i'nvt it is a good titMBe io Special ! ! 1 Cae Uxfira Fine SheeliBB at 15 cents a yard worth 2 cents AttoiMi Hura, fiMir cau,a old this i-ominiui ttprtitic, elant about The Itorae Is well built. soumM asa ilolLii iuuI t arv luxe for hie an, and mill work single or tlouhle Apply tu ffl:k'cl'oK1 LoiitTa mo TO KUH. KOUKRKU, under the Khbie U Hotel. iUnk street, lor a aiuooUi shave on fashionable hair cut 1 Cloaetl ou Suaday's lUxKler'allilrUmtc. cures lkaodruff. We carry lu stock a lull line ot (a&cy Uilurt aHleHw at low eat prices, aud we are the only place tn (own m here ou can buy Header's t'reaan lor toe (aee. OTUBHK'H till A VINO HA LOON. advocate urriVK, w a ahavtac, ha4r euUlcg aaal ahatai MAN, lha barber, oppoaite fuu luur. uafat an,ii mam vn . Open ever MOB IIBMTOl No. 711 Hamilton Street. AUentown. ia. us m umiMi mv m ami eea uu
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