v ORIGINAL CHEAP CASH STORE New ! Fresh ! Seasonable Goods ! Ooloperlal Te as. Ko Ml and Ko Ku Teas. Tho choicest Tea Is the O. i O. TEA. This hrand cannot bo equalled by any other Qroeer in this section. A trial will convince you that our lino of Teas connot bo surpassod for strength and flavor. Our own brands of coffees cannot be compared with other brands, as we have them fresh roasted and packed for our trade and tho quality Is kept the same regardless to the fluctuations of tho market. Nusbaum's Golden Rio Is composed of best Rio and Maracaibo, Nusbaum's Matchless Is composed of Rio and Java. Wn cannot sDoak too 'I1l2h.lv of the above colfeos, as they have been thor oughly tosted by competent judges. Chocolate is a healthful and dell' clons drink. Wo can say this with safetv that thero is no house in this Valley that buys the high grade of Chooolato in quantities as we do, therefore they cannot compete in price with us. Cocoa is a beverage that is often looked for and can always be obtained at our store. 1 ou win nnu many ar ticles at our store not obtainable else where and at prices much lower to. J. T. NUSBAUM, PI i st Btreet, between South and Hum Streets, .ixmgmon. ra. The Carbon Advocate SATURDAY FEBRUARY 0. 1892. LOCAL CATSUP. HAILllOAD IIUMHLINQS. I Lewis Smith is now 'ostler in the round house. I Engine No. 67, is a now "hog on tho Lehigh Valloy. X A locomotive boiler may bo safely used for twenty years. X "Fatty" Relchard has been pro moted to fireman on Lohlgh Valley 310. X Engine 45, A "hog" on the Lehigh Valley a out of tho shop aftor under going repairs. J William Plumber, fireman on en gine 377, a "hog" on tho Lehigh Valley, is now extra engineer. X BenJ. Peters, fireman on engino i, on tho Lehigh Valley, has been pro moted to extra engineer. tTho Lehigh Car Works nt Stemton are engaged on a contract of 500 cars for the Central Railroad of New Jersey. X Charley Arner, of YTelssport, was recently promoted to conductor on the coal run, engine 308. Charley is one of the best looking railroaders on tho Valley line. X The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com pany now owns 008 locomotives, 190 passenger cars, 47 combination cars, 10,070 house cars, 33,490 coal cars, 491 platform cars, 407 stock cars, 283 re frigerator cars, together with others. The length of linos embraced in the Lehigh Valley system Is 2,021 miles, including 702 miles of main track. X According to the report of the Inter-State Commerce Commission there were 0334 persons killed on the rail roads in tho United States in 1891. Of these, 2451 were employes, 280 were passengers, and 3397 covered the (laughter at grade crossings, suicides and other varlotles of killing incident to the running of cars. The total num ber of persons Injured was 29,025 of whom 22,301 were employes, 2425 were passengers, and 420G were unclassified. This record is amazing. It is shame ful. It is horrible. for Office! to be Filled. At the coming election to bo held on Tuesday, February 10, 1892, tho voters of tho borough of Lehlghton will elect persons to fill the following offices. One Rurgess. Two Councilman. Three School Directors two three years and one for one year. One Constable for three years. One Assessor for three years. Ono Tax Collector. One Judge of election. Two Inspectors of election. Weatlierly Democrats. At the Democratic mooting In Cass, ler's Rink Tuesday evening tho follow- ing men were nominated for borough offlcos: Chief Burgess, Simon Rehrig; Councllmen, (for threo years), A. II. Horlacher and E. F. Warner; School Directors, E. O. Rouse, John II. Del bert; Tax Collector, Thomas Flick inger; Constable, (for 3 years), I. O. Smith; Assessors, five years, D. E. Zie gerf us; Judge of Election, 1 year, A. R. Heller: Inspector, W. A Nuss; Audi tor, G years, Q. II. Bachman; Justice of the Peace, S years, W. W. Buck. And We llave Some of Kin. We are acquainted, says an exchange, with quite a number of persons who "get more papers than they can read now," and do not want a connty paper- as long as thoy can borrow it from neighbor. These fellows always take a "family journal," published in New York or somewhero, containing thrill ing and blood curdling romances, such as make youngsters despise homo and yearn for the day when they can break away from home restraint, and go out in the far west and become "bad men" and die with their boots on. A Mine Flooded. The Ilazleton Sentinel says: A large number of men are out of employment at Beaver Meadow and Levlston owing to the high wator which floods the No, SColralne slope. The mines havo been idle for two weeks, and the indications are that do coal will be mined there for the balance of the winter. The shaft pumps, used In draining tho mine, have been removed from their foundation for repairs, which will require a great length of time. "The Eagle Store." North Flnt Htreet. A bier 0108111? out tale 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 very soon we have marked them very low. This will give you a jrood, substantial article of foot wear at a genuine bargain price You want to save money and we want to sell our Boots and Shoes, and to do this we havo .marked the prices to suit the times. Pome and see us and take advantage of what we are offering you in this line. TtOBKRT WALP, UT-JbxeUl-I Lave ta toed tulUleg lltliht Uem of Local News Seasoned Throughout hyOur lteporief'i Versatile Quill. Buy prettiest Jewolry at Hock's. Hire pleasure teams at Klstler's livery. Bock's jewolry storo Is electrio lighted. Tho Lehigh Stovo Foundry has re- sumod operations. A full lino of stationery at Bock's on First streot. Lowest prices ou guaranteed time pieces at Bock's. ' Tho Exchango Hotel is now run by Thomas Mantz and son O. II. Full line of Ingrain and Brussel carpots at Henry Schwartz's. Henry Nolf, tho coachman, drives a nobby new dellvory wagon. Rings, bracelets, watch chains, silverware, ic, at Bock's. David Ebbort hires out good teams forpleasuro or business purposes nt lowest rates. A lumber shed 18x100 feet in di mensions is being built to Miller's planing mill. Tho Qermanla Sangorbund will elect now officers at their regular meet ing In March. P. A. German's now homo in tlio south end is going up. Arner & Sloycr havo the contract. Dr. W. F. Danzer, of Ilazleton, will be at tho Exchango Hotel In this town on Friday, the 29th Instant. We regret very much to note the continued serious illness of Mrs. J. W. Riudenbush, of First street. Railroad men you will not get left If you will havo a Never Fail Alarm Clock. Sold by E. II. llohl. Daniel Baltzor has purchasod the Stocker lot on First street and will build a residence and store room. George Brlttan McClellan Stocker has leased Fred. Miller's saloon and restaurant on North First street. We congratulate Georgo. Wedding rings all shapes and sizes utE.II. Hohl's, Mauoh Chunk. Got our price and see If wo cannot save you monoy. It is the report that Thomas Weaver of Second street, will shortly move to Allentown where ho will conduct a prl vate boarding housei- Milton Rice, of Bridge street, Is still qulto seriously ill with typhoid fever. Friends aro soliciting subscrip tlons for his support. Miller's largo planing mill is now heated with steam. It makes tho In terlor thoroughly comfortable and greatly conveniences all work. Thero Is a report curront here that Miss Maud Stockdale, at one time resident of this place, died recently of typhoid pneumonia In California. Tho Ladles Mite Society of Trinity Lutheran church have in view tho car. petlng of the interior of that edifice. The church will also bo electrio lighted, Assistant Lehigh Valley station agent Gorman, was at his old place Monday, looking natural as lite only not so fat as of yore, after a serious illness. Our young friend Ed. Kuntz is prep" at Lehigh University, South Bethlehem. Ed. Is one of this town's promising young men and wo wish him success. William Weldaw's restaurant in Schwartz's building, has been hand somely improved and electric lighted, The papering and painting was done by artist Bayer. It Is said that Amnion Klotz, of Towamonsing township, at one time landlord of tho Valloy House, this borough, will again take up a residence in this place. Tho season for wall papers, borders and decorations Is hero and Lucken. bach, Mauch Chunk, has tho largest stock to select from as well as tho very lowest prices. Musical College The spring ses, sion opens Monday May 1st, for young ladies in Vocal and Instrumental Music. Address for circular. II. B, Moyer, Freoburgh, Fa. 2t. Communion services will be ob served by tho members of Ebenezer Evangelical (anti-Bowman) congrega tion on next Sunday morning. Rev. Swelgert, of Mauch Chunk, will be In attendance and officiate. The lot holders of the Lehlghton Cemetery will meet at the office of & II. Seabold on Saturday evening at Bevon o'clock for the purpose of elect ing officers for tho ensuing year, full attendance is desired. For tho month of January Mary Rehrig, fourteen years old, drew $30.42 as a result of her labors lu tho Lo highton Hosiery Mill. This Issuffl cient to dissaprovo tho report that girls only mako a $1 a week In the institution. Wo regret vory much to note tho death of James Gordon Bennett, a bright three year old son of Joseph and Virginia Bennett, of Packerton, on lost Thursday. Interment was made In tho cemetery in this city on Sunday afternoon. Brinkman Bros., havo just com pleted a handsome dark Columbia marble monument for the lato John Kistler, of Montzvllle. It Is a beauty and will be placed in the cemetery at the brick church sometime soon. Do you havo pain over tho eyes? Then try a pair of Crown Imperial Spectacles and see the magical relief you gain by their use. Money will be cheerfully refunded if not entirely satisfactory. Agent for Mauch Chunk, E. II. Hob.!, jeweler. John J. Hummel has moved his popular queensware bazaar from Smith's building opposlto the opera house, to Werner's store room on north First street, where he will continue to sell excellent queensware, Ac., at very lowest prices. Willie Hauk broke through tho Ice on Hellman's dam lost Monday while skating and narrowly escaped drowning. Bert Qomery also got wetting in trying to rescue the little fellow who was Anally "pulled out" by John Hellmau. Did you see the large stock of beautiful new designs In silverware just received, and cannot be seen else where in this county made to our special order. Then call and take a look. E. II. Hohl's jewelry s(ore, Mauch Chunk, Is the placo to get odd, useful,'.boautiful jewelry at reasonable figures. Are you in need of a Watch? Then give us a trial and see If we cannot save you a good day's pay and show you tho largest assortment of the very best and prottlest Watches you ever looke 1 at and at prices that will con, vince you that this advertisement is a true statement. You know seeing is bellovlng and you also are aware that a look costs nothing, the plaoo is at E. II. Hohl's, the Mauoh Chunk jeweler. The last Quarterly Conference of tho Ebenezer congregation, of the Evangelical Association, will convene over next Sabbath in tho Presbyterian church Business meeting at 8 p. m, Saturday evening; preaching by Pre- wuing aiaer leopota at i-w p. m. Sat urday. Preaohing and communion ou Sunday at 7 p. m. A cordial Invitation to all to attend. Revival meetings in said church, Rev. J. 8. New hart, pastor, are still going on with lucreaelng lu tereit. IN A FEW WORDS. -Iveljr Writer Telle the Slorr ot The Happening! of f Week In end About Old ;nrbon. -Tho Woathorly orchestra hies been organized. Weothcrly Is promised another big Industry to employ 200 men. Miss Mogglo Garrlty, of Veathor- ', Is n sales lady with Herman & Green, Ilazleton. A nlno yaar old girl of Charles Bchwlotzor, of Harrity, died on Tues day. Interment was ma do onThurs-J day. Tho Haydon family of Jcauesvlllo havo prosentod n costly pipe organ to tho Ilazleton Eplsoopal church. Charios Dotter, of Albrlghtsvlllo, has leased a White Haven saloon and ill soon take possession. Tho Bluo RIdgo Powder Company, of Bowmanstown, startod tho manu facturing of nltro-glycerime on Satur day. On February C, of last yoar occur red tho groat uiluo horror atJoaues vlllo, by which 8 men lost their lives and a half dozen others woro entombed for 19 days and 1 hours. Mrs. Louisa Vanscoter, relict of tho late David Vanscoter, dlod nt Weatherly ou Thursday at tho ripe old ogo of 83 years. Intermont was mado on Sunday. Deceased was a daughter of Jacob Horn. The girls of Lansford are reported to bo closely observing leap year privi leges. They tip their hats and smile In passing male acquaintances. Some of tho single follows aro beginning to feel shaky. Mahlon Xothstelu, of New Mahon ing, doing an extensive, blacksmlthing business, will shortly remove to Egypt, Lohlgh county. Mr. Nothstcln and family will tako witli them tho best wishes of many friends to tholr now home. A person who discovers n mlstako in a newspaper pats himself on the back and says: "I would like to show that editor how to publish a newspa per." Ho does not stop to think that that editor has moro on his mind and more things to look after in ono min uto than ho has In a day. Judge Reodcr in tho Easton courts has rendered n decision declaring that a moglstrate, or Justice of tho Peace, is not entitled to n feo for binding over parties to appear at a heating on a criminal ehargo, fixed for somo future day. The Justice Is entitled to a feo of fifty cents for each recognizance, only where tho case is returned to court. Evans .t Co., at Boaver Meadow, will erect an addition to their breaker when Spring opens. Tho foundation has been laid and when tho now wing is built another screen will bo put in motion. This is dono In ordor that tho company may increase their shipments. The driving of tho tunnol in their mines somo timo ago resulted iu find ing an excellent scam of cloar coal, fully ten feet lu thickuoss. VVMVtX Mini! CO. Hash natures of remitter recel Com Inn end GoinK. John Kutz did business at Reading on Saturday. Miss Gertie Peters spent last Bat unlay with Slalingtou frleuds. M. H. Hunslcker, of Freeland, was a well-known visitor In town on Mon day. Tlinmns MnntK. of the Exchange was In New York and Washington this week. MrA Conrad Walters, ot South Eosion, spent Sunday with Mrs. Wm. SItler, on Coal street, Col. Brodhead, n well-known Pack- erton Democrat, was a prominent fig ure on our streets Tuesday. Misses Illancho Eck and Ida Neat. of Mauch Chunk, wore guests of Miss Jcnnlo Morthlmer on Friday. -Miss Delia Gallagher, of Philadel- Elila,w holias been visiting at juartin cluhart's for tho post week or so, left for Now York City on Wodnesday. John S. Lentz returned Saturday from a trip through York Stato iu tho interest of tho Lehigh Valley Company. Chnrlos Trexler. of Allentown. has returned homo oftor a pleasant visit to ills son, M. T. Trexler, of Mahoning street. W. B. Romls nud wife, of Bethle hem, were former Lehlghtonians visit ing Postmaster Raudenbush over last Sunday. Alton Peters, for several years pasf iocatod in New York Cityis back home to stay. Ho will bo in Peter's large clothing establishment in tho Exchango block. David Ebbort, tho liveryman, is back home from a delightful trip of a week to North Carolina, where he was hunting along with Philadelphia parties. Rev. E. A. Bauer, who Is living quietly In retirement with his family in their elegant home on Third street, spent last Saturday among old friends at Ilazleton. Al. Campboll and family, of Laus- ford, wero lu town over Sunday, visitors at the homo of Charles Schoch, on Fourth street. Al. reports .business good at iansioru. Howard Soaboldt and wife woro in attendance this week at the funeral of Nathan Peters, the aged father of Mrs. Soaboldt, who died at his homo in Le high county on Wednesday. Itepubllcnn Convention, Notico is horoby given that a Repub lican Convention willbe held in CJ libel's Hall, Lehlghton, ra., on Wednesday evening, February 10, 1892, nt 7 o'clock p. nt., for tho purpose of nominating a borough tlcKet to bo voteu tor on xues. day. the ICth day of February. 1892. All who dosiro to have the affairs of our Borougii fairly and honestly con ducted, and thomoneyduo tho borough for macadamizing rirst street paid by tho property owners according to their contract, and School Directors elected who will work and vote for tho best in terest of tho Public Schools of tho county nro invited to attend. COMMITTEE. NEW6Y WEIS8PORT. !' FROM MAUCH CHUNK. MAHONING, A nreezy Hatch of Lively Happenings In R Lively Community. -Last week Miss Agnes Fcuster- macher was visiting friends and rela tives at Lowistown. -There is n good doal of slcknoss iu thd Valloy at present, and a number of deaths havo occurred. -Mrs. Mary Zohner, mother of Henry Zehner, died last week. Inter mont took placo Monday at St. John's church. John Hummel and Dr. F. I. Smith, of Lohighton, took a drive through the tho Valley on Sunday, stopping at Dr. Kelser's. -Mrs. Harriot Arner and Vulentluo Neumeyer aro breaking ground for tho eroctlon of now dwelling houses. -Miss Annie Gcmmel, of Catasau qua, and Rev. Johu Heislcr, of Lewis town, were visiting lu tho Valley dur ing this week. -Tho fight for tho possession of tho Evangelical church hero is not yet ended by any means. The parties who were found guilty nt tho last Court of Quarter Sessions for an alleged dls turbauco of services havo mado nppll cations for a now trial. If this is denied, tho ease will bo taken to tho Supreme Court. Tho Dubs faction has the sympathies of all tho people of tho community. Tho Bowmanite services aro poorly attended, while the Dubs services nro nlwavs well attended, l'ACKintTON. The Kens of the Coming llorouicli ltrlellv Chronicled. Al. Vanscoter is quite seriously ill, The sympathies of our poople aro with John Kresge, who has four child ren in bed qulto seriously ill Joseph and Virginia Bennett lost an Interesting three-year-old boy by death last Thursday. Interment was mado at Lehlghton on Sunday after noon. The Packerton Hotel is to bo over hauled and thoroughly renovated soon, Landlord Everltt is an onterprislng citizen and Intends that the appear ance of his hotel shall keep pace with Packerton in goneral. 1IASK HALL. Till: KI.KCTHIC ltAII.IVAY. It Is to Come. Anew Ere for Lelilghton end Vicinity. As stated in this paper last week tho olectrlo railway is a fact. Application is to be mado (or a cnarter of Incorpor ation and work will soon be com menced on what Is the dawn of now era for Lehlghton. Our possibili ties aro crent. alt mat wo need is a root. ing out of tho grasping avaricious ten dency of some of our people who are always ready to choko off legitimate enterprise in wnicn tnoy are not per. sonally interested. By working Lar moniously together and not treading on eacu otners necics ionignton can and will go ahead, no progress can como by undermining one another's business. Because John John has little business and is getting along In the world is no reason wh y a half dozen others should go into that particular uustnoss aa tnus destroy by creed promising enterprise. Root out this spirit and nothing in tho world can prevent tnis town Irom becoming in few years a prosperous little city with many industries. With an electric railway connecting s with outside towns what is to prevent people moving hero while they pursue their labors eisewnere. witii our good streets. good pavements, cozy homes, low rents. excellent water, good schools and other conveniences why won't people living at Mauch Chunk and Packerton come to Lehlghton and become citizens. We have lots of loom and all we need is enterprise, push, vim, ambition, with out these wo will novor "get there." With the coming of the electrio railway let ovorybody turn over a now leaf and tnereaiter worn together for tho ad vanccmont of the interests of tho town. FLAQ JtAISINO. Lehigh Council tolleUeu Flee over Frank. lln'a New School Building. A correspondent from hero writlntr to a society at Plttsbure savs of tho coming flag presentation to como off in rrauiuin: "From the present outlook. Lehich Council, No. 101, will have a grand parade, connected with tho flag-raising which is to tako place on Feb. 22, 1892. A number of Invitations havo been sent out. Tho committee in charge, who aro hustlers, hope each Council in vited will turn out and make this one of the grandest patriotic parades ever held in this section of tho middle dis trict. Tho program will bo as follows: The members of Lohlgh Council, No. 101, will meet at their hall on that day at 1 o'clock P. M., clothe themselves in proper regalia, and escort tho visitors to tho new school house in Franklin township, whero a flag will bo present ed by tho Order to the school board. Appropriate addresses will be delivered by Q. W. Morthlmer, of Lehigh Council, No. 101, and Rev. Bro. Taylor, of Elec tric Council, No. 351. CDT IN TWO. The Cranks are onte more ltt'glnnlng t Get onto Tlietntelri-a. t Martin O'Hara who twirled tho ball for Driftou lost year Is now a Lehlgh- tonlau. llo lias secured omploymeut at Packerton. His ooming to this city has awakened base ball for the season. t Joan ob vlllo proposes to turn out a base ball team this season which will be fully competent to clip the laurels from an otners in tne surrounding counties. Tho management have re tained many ot last season's players. Brady, Anderson and another young man namou iters, of rittsuurg. win bo on hand when tho season opens, lfayes win return ou April 1st, and, an con sidered, the teuni will bo a strong one. The park will be enclosed and a small admission charged, which will go towards defraying tho expend of cuius irom a distance. i.ivi:i.v iii:mocu.uk. A Weatherly Hoy's Horrible Dentil ou the Railroad. Michael Stritz, aged nine years, son of Michael Stritz, of Weatherly, met with a horrible death whilo returning homo from school i-Tlday afternoon. Ho had lust left the school room and was walking up the railroad track to hie homo. He observed No. 1 nassen ger train approaching and stepped from ou mat tracK into tne roan oi a coal engine, No. 070, in charge ot Henry wilier, jur. miner saw iw ,e bov ston. ping before the engine but was unable to bring the train to a standstill until tho engine and fifteen cars had passed over his body. The wheels passed over Ills body completely severing it In two. TlieDolngs of ft Lively Town Uriel! Chroni cled In Short Snip-Snap order by the Stroller" end Chum. Mayor Daniel Graver was at Allen town on Tuesday. Milton Snyder circled at Nosque bonlng on Tuesday. Rev. Miller, of Frcolaud, spent last Sunday with Quint Arner. ' Go to Roubon Zimmerman's for all kinds of blacksmlthing. . Mrs. Lewis Miller, of North Wolss port, Is reported as quite 111. It. J. Hongon continues quite ill. We hope to see him about soon. Al. Youukln, of lower White street, is tho proud dad of a baby boy, No, 2. Miss Clara Miller, of Bangor, Pa., is spending a short vacation at homo. The report that a furniture factory is to bo put in operation here Is un founded. Elmer Drolsbach, of East Weiss port, It the proud "dad" of ii bouncing baby boy. It Is currently reported that Con stablo Al. Whlttlngham will not bo a candidate for re-election. The indications aro that this hust ling little burg will have a first-class merchant tailoring establishment. Tho Clover Club is a thing of the past. They won't occupy the spacious rooms in Straussbergor's block as contemplated. Notice 6000 Fence posts for sale. Also lot of flro wood at a low figure, See George H. Enzlan, Wetssport. Or ders can be left at this office. Oliver Moyer and Joseph Fenner retlro from council this year, and two persons will bo elected to fill tho va cancy at tho coming election. Genial Austin Boyer is a candi date for re-election to the office of justice of the peace. The 'squlro has mado a good officer, and in all probn blllty will have no opposition. Presiding Elder Leopold, of tho Allentown District of the Evangelical Association, will officiate at the quar terly observance of the holy commun ion in School Hall Sunday morning. Nathan Snyder Is now showing n beautiful line ot 5 cent callcoos that can't be matched. Dry goods and dress goods In extensive assortment at a marvel of low prices. Don't buy until you see this stock. For Rent Saeger's Hall, East WjVBsport. Well heated; all conveni ences; lighted with olectricity. Open evenings Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Terms reasonable apply to O. J. Saeger. The officers to bo elected in Frank lin township are ono judge, two inspec tors, one overseer of the poor, ono as sessor, one constable, one tax collector, two supervisors, ono auditor and two school directors. George Leikel and Edwin Sen- singer are the retiring members of tho Franklin township school board. They will have opposition for re election on account of not allowing the use of the school houso for a literary socioty. Mr. and Mrs. John Hausman lost week greatly surpriied II. II. Everett, of the Welssport House, by presenting him with an elegant and very natural lifo-llke portrait of himself. To say that Pap Everett is pleased is only cx pressing it lightly. -The Good Will Hook and Ladder Company will meet on Monday even ing to talk over future prospects. The company has about $300 in solid cash, With this they will buy hose if the Lc- highton Water Company runs a plpo line to this burg. Lizzie, an eight year old daughter of Rudy Serfass, now of Wilkesbarre, formerly of this place, died Monday at the home of friends in Trachsvllle, where she had been staying for some time. Interment was made on Wod nesday morning. Tho two story framo building along the canal, opposito Campbell's store, in East Welssport, to be occu pied by II. R. Kreidler as a coach mak ing establishment, is rapidly going up. Mr. Kreidler expects to occupy the building on or about March 1st. The voters of the Franklin Inde pendent School District will meet In Saeger's Hall, on Monday evening for the purpose of selecting suitable per sons for the very important office of school directors. Tho gentlemen re tiring are II, F. Smawley and William Whitehead, both capable and efficient officers. The overseers of the poor of this Dorough, in accordance with the re commendation of the County Auditors, have been notified by the County Com mlssloners to liquidate the debt of $300.00 for the malntalnence of Milton Delbert in the Danville Insano Asylum, Tho overseers of the Poor will contest payment, claiming that Doibert wt legally never a resident ot this town. In order to better and more pro clsely designate localities In and around Welssport we will hereafter refer to all that space from the canal bridge to Tar Run and tho boat yard as East Welssport; north of the boat yard, Mackrelvllle and RickerUvllle as North Welssport, Union Hill and Phlfer' Corner need no other reference. When this rule once becomes general its value will be appreciated. The following letters remain un called for In the Welssport postottlce for tho month of January: George Zellnor, Henry Loper, L. F. Graver, George Meinhart, Sr., Francis Miller, Mrs. Lily Bella Becker, Mrs. Sybil! Becker, Mrs. Ellen Weiss, Miss Sallie The County CnpHat Sl.lrllc.il Epltouilied by Special Oorrelponil.'ttt. rerBonal and Otherwise. ThoY. M.C. A. talk .,f building a 30,000 building. -Tho trl cnnlal assessor .it for Car bon county Is completed and all the books havo been turned In. Mrs. H. P. Levan and daughter, Miss Lilly, are visiting friends at Un ion Hill. East Side, tho now borough up in Kidder, havo notified tho Couuty Commissioners to arrnngo for tho holding of tho spriug election In that place. "A Breezy Time," absolutely tho greatest and funniest muslclal farce comedy In tho world, is dated for Con cert Hall, on Monday next. Don't miss It. -Mrs. Henry Waiucko died ot her home In tho 2nd Word on Saturday morning, aged "1 year. For many years sho had been an invalid. -Sheriff Joe Webb, with Milton Sctzer, of Franklin, and Charles Burns, of Nesquehouing, on Monday took prisoners Llchtcnwnlternnd Lauchncr tho eastern penitentiary at Philadel phia. St. John's Lutheran church of Mauch Chunk, Rev. L. Lludonstruth, pastor, was visited by Rev. C. J. Coop er last Sunday mornlug In tho Interest of Muhlenberg College. An effort will bo mado shortly to canvass the congre gation and community for funds to wards tho Quarter Centennial fund of $30,000, which it is proposed to rntso during tho year. Tho collego Is doing a good work and deserves n liberal support from tho friends of sound education. GRATEFUL IVo most certainly appreciate tho lurgo patronage of the past yenr because wo feel that we havo merited your trade by catering to your tastes and fancies in the line of Artistic Furniture. The holidays mado great inroads on our largo and varied assortment but all the vacant places arc being rapidly filled in with new things in Furniture Bed Room and I'arlor Suites, Book Cases, Side Boards, Ladies Parlor Cabinet, Fancy Rockers, Tables, &c, at our usual "can't bo beat" prices. Every article is just ns good if not better than guaran teed and you will positively save money if you make your purchases of Sc iiwartz, The Fur niture Man First street, Lehigh ton. Dyspepsia Makei mny IItci mierMo, and often leadi to lelf destruction. DlatreM after eating, tick bead' ache, heutburn, tour ttomacB. mental deprei Ion, etc., aro earned Jjy thU very common &nd Increasing dlseaae. Ilood'i SaraapariUatoneitht) stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, reUeres sick headache, clears the mind, and cores tho most obstinate cases ot dys pepila. Read tho following! "I haTO been troubled with djipepila. X had bat little appetite, and what I did eat distressed me.or did me little good, in an now. aiiei eaung I would experience a falntness or Ured, all-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten anything. Hood's sariaparuia am me an immenn ungual of good. It gT6 mo an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the crarlng I bad prerlouily experienced. It tellered me ot that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. I hare felt so much better slaco X took Iiood sarsaparuia, mat a am nappj to recommend It." O. A. Txau, TOttertovn, Mass. K.B. Bo sure to get only Hood's Sarsaparllla Soldbrellilrarel'"' lntxlet. rrerar.donlr by C. I. UOOD & CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Umi. IOO Doses Ono Dollar The Biggest Assortment Ever Shown in Lehigh ton Early Buyers Get the First Selection. Obort's Block. Lohighton. J. G. ZERN, H. D.. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ori'lCE ANiniKSIDUNCE. Corner Third and Iron Streets, Lehighton, Pa. OlTlOKnOUltS: 7 to 8 a. m.; Uto 1 p. in, anil alter 7 p. m. 01'Kin: HOURS nt Welssport: 1 lo 9 n. in. I to 2 ! nr.. and 0 to 7 p. in. The Campaign Commute of the Unterrlflcil Talk Matter. Oter. Iletwcon twenty nml thirty Demo crats representing the oxecutlvo com mittee of tbat party belli a meeting lu county Chairman Sharkey's rooms In Mauch Chunk, last Saturday. Mr. Sharkey presided and George W. Esser acted In tho oanacitr of secretary. The political situation was talked over at Kreat lengtn ana mo following reso lutions presented liy Mr. Ksser wero adopted: Wiiereab. A cener.ll dlualUfaetion eii&t ainoog the llemocriils of Cartion county a. to the preeeat .ydem oi liomllutlng candidates forofllcei and Wiiicbkas. It U the unanimous senilmeut of the Campaign KieentlTe foiiilulttee that the Craw ford county system of nominating- candi dates is a more equitable ayslein. aud vest Know lo said Uomnutlee; therefore he It Ubbolyko. That the members of the Cam paign Kieeutlte Committee pledge theiaseltes iu uw uti uuuoreuie iur.il. mrutupjout if ity to persuade tne members ot the lieM c party to adoot the Crawford county ass- bsin of nominating candidates for county and rROl'KUTV OWNEKS MUST 1Y. The Iat In the Case Constitutional, Hays the supreme Court. According to an act of the Legisla ture) npproveu aiay, iu, ltsyi, first street property owners mu6t pay for tho macadamizing of First street. Pittsburg had a case precisely similar to tne one penuing Here, wnere nro perty owners resisted payment of the cost ot Improvement and it was carried to the courts Willi tne result as stated below from the l'hlladelphla Tinns: ritubure's remedial leglstatloa furnishes a remeuy. chi says uie nu.reme uoun, anu it lift the flaal say on the subject, btreet im- roi.in.iii9 wen man on reiriin Kin..ti in 'ittsburs-under lhs acts of June 11. lssr. and May 16. IM9. aud when the attempt u.is made to collect their cost from the adjoining property holders the levy was resisted: .u the gruund liui bow acts w ere unsonsuiuiomu. i ins posi tion was sustained by the bupretne Court. The remedial act of Mav 10, 1801, was then passed and the property-holders resisted pajmeiit un der this act on the ground that the cost of street Imtiroveuientsinadu under a told and u.Min. Sliiuuoui law cuiuu nui ue cuuecieu unu.r any mi, iii. oupiviiio vuuii, wn nisi, ine new law Is not unconstitutional and that Hi. nrniwrt v. holders must pay up. Tbe posltiou tliat all the espeose aud responsibility Incurred under a, Uw defectite lu u single particular Is mid under auy law l simply absurd, and It is not strauge UM. . . c vvtu . iu. mv uevwira . use all honorable means throughout the rsuade tne members ot the iJeMo- oounty to eratlc iiarty tttate offices, at our heit aouual county cosiven- uun. auu ioai a cemminee ue aouoiniea ui gnc the notice prescribed by the rules of the Demo cratic party ot carnoii county. Miss Lizzie O'ltrlau, ot W'elseport, le a new saleslady In Huuimel's Queans ware Baaaar on North First street. On Saturday ot nut week the free reading room In the Methodist Epls oopal ohuroh will be opened to the public A maud us KUtler has opened a rtMtauranton north First street and will us pleased to bare bin friends call For Tax Collector. The undersigned announces himself to the oters of Lehlghton as a candidate for Tax Collector for the )ear ISM. If elected I will faithfully perform the duties of the office. WH, gCHADLE. For Tas Collector, The uuderslgned offers himself as a candidate for the osnee of Tax Oetleetor subject to the rules xotertug the Democratic nominating coereu. lion. goUeltlu your support. Iteepecttully, J.J. Kcil ou next BaoDatn. at 2 n. m rsraaehitvg serrtoea in the ETangelieal obit rcn, at new aianomng, followed lr oominunloo services by w. A. leODol r re aiding Rider, and J. 8. Newbart pastor. M. Remaley and Miss Delia M. De. Frehn. Persons calling tor any of the aboye will please say "advertised these letters aro kept separate from all others. Dr. Zern desires to Inform his friends and patrons lu Welssport and Franklin that, although he has taken up his residence In Lehlghton, that he will make special efforts to scire them Drofessionally as heretofore. He will Le at Biery's drug store aud in the olilce of Dr. Kutz every morning, noon and evening. Orders for calls left at either of tbese places win ue promptly attended to. The riartnershin between himself and Dr. Kutz will also be continued. The Lutheran Missionary Society will hold their annual meeting on Sat urday evening, Feb, 6, at 7 o'clock. All are cordially invited to attend. The Drocramme is as follows: vioun aueit onenlns address. Harry Clirlstmau recitations. Flossie Heed. Minnie Fen ner. Gertie Voct. Lottie Arner and Jennie Fenner; solos, Mrs. Frank Ueed, Emma Albright and Lizzie Feu. ner; solo and chorus, "You mustn't mind a little thing like that:" duett Emma Albright and Lizzie Kothsteln; violin duett, variations. Home Towns and What They Owe. t2T Lansford's Indebtedness Is 119,. 000, and the citizens will vote to Increase It 17,200 for the purpose of supplying Incandescent electrio lights to the reel- dents. Its assessed valuation is l37s,T70 and population 4,004. Plymouth wants to (Trade, nave and improve its streets, and will vote upon a loan or lio.uw. its indebted ness is fJDJ13.83, and the valuatiou KW1,TJ1, with a population of 9,314. t Nantlcoke has a debt of 13.336. 71, and wlU vote to increase It $64,000 to sewer the town. The valuation Is fl,S07 and the population 10,044. Catasauqua will vote on a loan of faa,00u to Increase Its water suppl: Tbe valuation ot tbe town la tl3BM and Its present Indebtedness, 170,000 witn population at a,iin. Down Goes the PRICES- On the Very Largest Line ol Wall Paper and Decorations Ever put on exhibition in Carbon county. We can't begin to make mention of the slyles, qualities or prices, but want you tc come and seo for yourselves that wc have just what we advertise Hie largest stock and the lowest prices. umn DnhsvifY1 Corner of Second and ml nClllll'i Iron Streets. iitting Time, Though our winter's trade has been exceptionally good and we are not to be found among the mourners, yet we have a few goods we want to sell and the sooner they are sold the better we shall feel. We must begin to plan for the spring campaign and want room and monoy to carry out the plans we formu late. To secure these two es sentials we shall Cut the Heads Oft the prices on our entire stock of Rubber Boots. Shoes Winter Hats ana Caps. Underwear, Clothing, &c, They must make way for our Spring purchases, and now is tho time to bay these cold weather goods. Don't beg off but come to the Decnpitntin Sale OSCAR J. SEA6ER, Over the Canal Bridge, East Weissport, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Fruits and Vegetables In their seasons. onfectionery and Cigars Supplied to the Trade at Very Low Prices, Goods Delivered Free ! Store keepers will save money on all things bought from us and wo deliver goods Iree ot charge. The Carbon Advocate has a large and growing circulation among the people who live in Carbon County. These people have necessities that must be supplied by tbe Merchant, the Grocer, the Butcher, the Clothier, the Shoemaker, and men in all other lines of business. As a rule these people arc all era ployed, and earn fair wages, a large proportion of which they ex pend for the very articles our tradesmen have to sell. It is there' fore a matter of great importance to each business man to get as much of this money as he can. This can be accomplished by letting these people know that he sells tho best goods for the least monev. And it is essential to his success that he impresses this fact upon the attention of these people. The only way this can bo done is by an attractive advertisement in this paper. It don't cost much to try it. for the rates are small and the results big. To catcli the spring trade you should advertise now. There is no halt in our business; wo believe in keeping at it, for presistency is sure to be rewarded with tuccess. Our sales last j ear were very large and the holiday tmde was simply im mense, but wc want to do better in 1892 and to this end hav bought verv largely of all kinds of Furniture Bed Room and Parlor Suites, Lounges, Tables, Chairs, Book Cases, Fancy Rockers, Side .Boards and the other things in this line, besides many new and handsome patterns in Ingrain and Brussel Car. pets. Our plan for increasing our bnsiness in 1892 ;is through the medium of low prices and best qnaliiy of goods. We kindly ask yon to come and sec us. examine our goods and learn our prices and we feel sure will become our patrons, Respectfully, E, 6. ZERN, Kemereh &; Swartz 1 NORTH FIRST STREET, Opera House Store, LEHIGHTON. GO TO PIIH. KOUEltKlt, under the Kicliar.ac Jlotfl. Hank street, lor a smooth slia.e oru fashionable hair cut. t& Closed on Suuday's ItotKler's lltlr twite, cures Dandruff. We carry tn stock a tutl line of fancy totlet articles at low est iirlcea, and ho are tho ouly place tu town Wliere )OU C ur .wuurr tiwu ivi wm STUBKlt'S 811 A VINO SALOON, opposite the Apvocatk Offick, Is headquarters fur ma vi riff, naircuiiing auu snainiMtoiiig. iali. TiKltMAN, the barber, ipioiie the Oiwra niia ruu iiair. thin In first-class stile shaves and does every- im), in mm Mn mm. FOR RENT. A well cultivated firm, known as ttie t.erber property, containing about M acres, the best iartof uiilch is uimerahlirli state of cultiva tion, locaieu in iMttueuniK lowusuip, uuscoum: four mtles from IehlahUHi and miles Iroi MaucU Chunk, will be rented light to a good, rename party or u wmi wumeu uu uarri. t or runner imnuMiiars cuu ou or ntiaress For Best Quality of Wall Paper & Window Shades CJo to Aisimnw ISayek, South Fikst Street, Lehighton BON MARCH Jail. 30-31 lehlghton, ra Lehighton, Fa., You Mill find us In tlio lead with more Fresh Stjles and Dfautlful Goods than ever. Large oppoitunllles to buy your Fall and II Inter Uoods aro offered. Our enormous stock of beasonaule Stflei Is opened and ready, l'rlcei within the reach of all, and now Is tho time to buy NOTIONS We have looked well lo the needs of our Notion and Fancy Goods leDartraent In selecting tlio stock for this season, aside from the staple articles In dally q uave uiaue special i-uun. iu secure uiwe uoYcmes, mat aie always utelui s ornararmai. .OSIEltV, UNUEIlWEAlt AND GLOVES The best selections anil popular stintairevall in this department, as the scope ot choice Is large. We of course carry all ttin3t or goods, wdicu are sold on tneir merits, we lead the trade In Iheee lines, because we sen tue ueei iioous ai tue most liberal prlcei. COIISETS, and MUSLIN UNDE1IWEAK This department Is fully up to Die standard at all time., DIIESS GOOUi, BLACK GOODS and SILKS We are determined to make this department win, and you cannot fail to be pleased with onr stock. The assort ment is large and so varied In price as to meet the purse ol all. FLANNELS, COMFORTS and BLANKETS This Is a department that appeals to the necessities, consequently we are showing a stock tbat will delight every bouse- lIUBBBBwIV GLOBE WATU3HOI s), u.ii!;!; WarehousE. We will offer during his week many ex- ra values, that will be o your advantage to o call and examine. No such bargains to be found in the city. Muslins, Wc will sell about 2000 yards Brown Cotton, extra fine and one yard wide, this week only, at 5 cents a yard. Also, Bale Brown Cotton, very heavy, yard wide, ana specially low in price at G cents. Woolen Underwear. IVe are closing out what is left of Ladies' Gent's and Chil dren's Woolen Underwear at prices that ought to sell them. Ladies' Vests. 50 doz. Ladies' White Vests, all sizes. This same quality is usually sold at 75 cents elsc where, our price for this week is 50 cents. Comforts AND Blankets. What is left in this line is go ing at almost your own figures; we want to close out the ra mainder quickly. 610111 Fine Pennsylvania Country Bred Shoats, From 40 to 100 pounds Id weight, at I'rtees Lower than tbe Lowest. These aie not Buffalo Mock, and are guaran teed. Of over 900 sold last seasou only three lied. Call nod tee then before bnylnc elsewhere keeper, by offering generous Inducements in prices for thoroughly flrtt-class goods. 1 by every shrewd buier. as up I SECOND FLOOlt. CAItl'ETS, ItUOS and CURTAINS Our assortment In LINENS and DOMESTICS-Onr showing In this denartment nf stinle will Iw aDorecialed by even shrewd buier. as we carry an Immense assortment ofeverithine peruuniug vo uie lines, anu are aiwars up to mo times, qualities ana prloes oomblneu, uiji-u.i i.wwit. baikii.io. i . v. j .un vui.iAiiio uur assoriuieai in Nottingham Curtains cannot be excelled tn deslng and qualities for the very low price at whleli they are offered, New Fall patlerni in Joquett and Extra Fine Smyrna Hugs at right prices. You will have to tee our carpets to get any sort of an Idea of what we carry. New effects in prevailing colorings, embracing all makes aud q util ise and always to bo teeo. THE AN MUX contains our Grocery Department, which hat no equal la this sec tion. Choice stocks of every thine that It necessary to make It flrst-elait bat been careoily looked after. A trial order will convince you tbat we are leaders lu this Ha. At to qualities a ad prices, they are always right. BROADWAY, Mauch Chunk, Pa, O. A. REX No. 711 Hamilton Street, Allentown, pn. PI l W
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