ORIGINAL CHSAPCASEST3BI
OLD MOTHEH CRUNDY.
ll'c have oncned this week
vhe largest 6tock of
I lit Iflit hikI llrenr Occareacee Inside Ihe
llnrougti T.lns.
-do to KlsUer' for bu ea-sy riding
Mb Bt low rate.
Pull line of Ingrain and Bruiwl
carpets Bt Henry Sohwarta s.
-A new and pretty line of clocks at
Bock's verv cheat).
-wow etlectsin jewelry at lowest
prices at Bock's popular jewelry store.
-Nowest and largest lino of station
orT and school sunnlles at low prices.
that wc ever opened at one time i at Bock's.
Since we are in business. The -Public Sale-on Saturday, 20th, ou
(il,,l tn mir nntira tue promises first street, ai seven
pnw - 8,clock m Dr- p L Smlth wlll Be a
stock cannot bo touched by any 1 This
COmnetltor. onilJdru uui 1.11- ... rrn nnnnrtunltT for bargains,
CUlar prices with any competl- Tho only place In Lehlghton where
tors' nrices in the Valley. You you can see a fine line of Boys and
.. ... . . . . . l. I n1.IIJu.nl. ...Ua la S II IT lAt.PB
.-in vnnriiiv kpp tiitir. we are vuii.ui.i.....
.fill iHUl.J - -
lnw nil other concerns in our
line of businc.s.
Something worth knowing for
this season we hare
Holland Horrihg,
Russian Sardines
Sardines in Mustard,
Sardines in Oil,
Canned Salmon,
Canned Lobster,
Choicoat Mackerel,
Brick Cod Fish
J. T. NUSBAUM,
Fltst Street, between South and I'liim Streets,
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1892.
Luther Union Meeting,
The Luther Union will hold tholr
regular mooting on the evening of L,, frJ haT0 b(jen pf(lce(1
April o, 10 wuicu uu uio wjiuiti'
Tlted to attend. Tho following pro
gramme has been arranged: Selections
by Edgar Xandcr and Mary Rehrlg;
resltatlons br Anna llouser, Joun
II. II. rotors makes n specialty of
boys and chlldrens suits, Biggest as
sortment In Lehlghton to solect from.
Clean out your gutters.
Repair your pavemonts,
Treos are beginning to bud.
Encourago a Board of Trade.
Five days a week at Packerton.
Work Is booming at tho Lehigh
Stovo Foundry.
Dr. Smith's new houso will bo
electric lighted.
Tho Royal Palace Cofo Is electric
lighted.
-The Lehlghton borough auditors
have not mot yet to audit the accounts
of 1891.
Woddlnr rings all shapes and slses
at E. II. Hohl's, Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Tho interior of Photographer
Rlshel's pretty double dwelling on
Alum!street is being nicely papored
and painted by Knight of tho Brush
Welnland, of Second street,
Wo aro pleased to note that
Engineer William Zehnor, of First
slroet is gradually convalessing from
a severe Illness.
John Seaboldt, of town, plaoed
eight cans of fine trout fry In lower end
streams Tuesday morning. More
In the
streams of Carbon county this spring
than evcrboforo.
Samuel Graver is remodelling the
interior of tho second floor of his north
First strcot storo building, and it will
Couucll meets on the Second Tue- j
day of each month.
Try our "Cent n Word Colomn." j
Italian sardines is the latest "dish"
in tliix ,-ity.
-Colds aro extremely Topulir,
among our people.
It Is the talk tlint there wlll be a
new Iron fence around the Iriulty
Lutheran church.
-E. D. Bartholomew, of Mauch
Chunk, has leased Thomas' Building
on First street and will opsn a plumb
ing establishment.
-Tho Carbon County Improvement
Company are furnishing their patrons
with some beautifully tinted shades.
Miss Alveula Graysr and Druggist
Thomas woro the first parties In town
to uso thoso now novelties. They re
vory pretty
-Will Yensor handles the r a'nt brush
dexterously for Artist Frank Welnland.
Prof. Jos. V. Werner and family
left Thursday evening for Penn Argjl,
Northampton county, where they will
hereaftor reside.
i-Burix o tub ao. NEWSY W.ilSSPORT.
Flash 1'lcturee of rsmlllsr rsces CotnlH. TlieDnlrtxsoraLlvelrTottnllrlrnr Clirenl-
nl Oolnl. cltil In Short Sntp-Bn.p Order b- (In
Merchant Tailor 1L II. Peter is Btruller" ni chum,
back f 1 nm New York City. Fred Schmidt, of Parr y vllle, passed
Miss Mary Clark returned to her through town Wednesday,
home in New York City, Monday, after Harry Fenstormacher and family
a pleasant visit to frieuds here and at movod to Kl eidlersvlllo, Northampton
Neequebonlng. conuty.
. . Albert Stchllng, of town, will soon TnBhman Rhoads, of East Weiss-
sall from Now York City on the Red port, is proud of n cackler that lays an
Star Lino for the old Fathorlahd.whore . b 8W ici.e.
ho will spend about threo months
among old friends and acquaintances.
. .Ben Culton was a visitor at Beth
lehem Monday.
. .George Morgan, of Beaver Meadow
was in town, Monday.
. .Our young friend Harvey Morgan,
of tho Herslt Heater Works, Is bacK
Charles Nusbautn Is already sup.
plying patrons with his usual cliolco
articlo of iro cream.
-Robert Werley, of Lohlgh county,
Is a now employeo In Milton Flory's
popular harness shop on White street.
For Rent Saeger's Hall, East
Wctssport. Well heated; all convenl-
callod on friends in town, Monday
W. Andrew Newhart has beon
elected president of W. C. 641, P. O. S, afternoon
01 A or town, vioo xueo. r. r.., ,. . slatInEton.
roslgnod. .f H,l,, In tnwn with her son
-Fred Miller, of the north end, is up " ' . ,-,,,
andabout after soveral days confine ,.. .. t.i.ii.
ousiness wim r ruuz nwiuiui, w.-iiiB"1
1D.U1II. l.nl.o
-George Blocker, of tho Royal ace "
Oafo, is getting ready for a grand open-
from a trip through New York state .... n,'.i ut. oi..-!.iii nn.n
and as far west as Chicago where ho eTonln(sMonday,Tuesday, Thursday
was doing a successful businoM for the Satur(iayi Terms reasonable apply to
Hersh company. O.J.Saegor.
..Mrs. Al. Campbell, of Lansford, Notico-Kxju l0 nee posts for sale
visiting in town on Monday, called on Al9olotof flrewooa atlow figure,
ueiuienem irienus. n n.nrro rt r.i.n. wlnnTt fir.
. . Miss Hattlo Faga, of Mauch Chunk, . .... , ...
John Krbmcr has taken up a resi
dence in Franklin township,
Messrs, Lortllorn and John Rehrig
circled at the County Seat on Monday.
Tho Mary Miner cstato will be sold
by Executor Austin Boyer on Saturday,
2nd Instant.
Mrs. Annie M. Sweeny is home Jlrs. Charles II. Nusbaum aceoin
fwvm n ulAnDaiit i-telt nf n frnvivPflta tn I . t.l 1. 1t(tnn ri
Mantu & Son at tho Exchanger'"'", '";"" .
,, r.ltv onrlnttl-.n. . nutimni vii,i
tlvesigu,pttintedbyHarrioR.Kreldler, 'f la a f days in town papeHn? the Interior of John Wlsler's
E Nesquohon-
lsltlug in Philadelphia.
-Al. Hawk Is nicely repainting and
at his shop In East Wclssport.
work shows much merit and ability.
m,.. with P. F. and Miss Aunlo Clark on north Welssport residence
c irst street. we regret to note the illness or Al,
M!.. T .lti. 1TI11 nf tinrtli l?lrvt tr r 1 lir.t 1 ...1..
-AU mombors of Washington Camp, R.r-(,f visited Tamamia and Lansford l, rnnlln.,1 tn thn hmi.n fnr nm
511, P. O. S. of A., of town, will meet at .. . g , , Mnnd
7 o'clock sharp Friday evening In er
der to attend services in the Lutheran
church, relative to the death of George
Soibert.
Ilonry Miller has purchased 75,000
feet of lumbor from Samuel Seller,
Since last July, Samuol Seller, of
town, who has a big track of tlmbor
land In West Penn, Schuylkill county,
has sawed Into lumbor of ono kind or
another just exactly 183,000 fest.
Xandor, Uora aanuors, jiia uoeri, be 0(JCU . fl flnl9hcd by his son
dialogue, duet ny Ml. msuer anu John M a ,TaU re,ld6nC0. lt wlll be
Lillle Rolchard; chorus, duet, Lena
Longkammcror and Hattle Rex. -LehIEhtonhas720voterswhlch will
give us twelve booths under tho new
friends Sunday and Monday. time,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Sltler, of Third If you loso anything, have a house
street, aro visiting their daughter at to rent or sell, want ahorse or wagon,
Bethlehem. or anything else, advertise under "A
ftob H. Chambers is in tho City of Cent a Word."
Brotherly Lovo on a matter of busl- The "Friday Evening Class," of tho
noss. Evangelical congregation will elect new
..Register and Recorder Jamos H. officers nt their meeting on Fiiday
Handwork, of tho County Seat, drove evonlug.
through town Tuesday. Georgo W. Essor, of Mauch Chunk,
John Miller, of Ncsquchoning, was a very prominent visitor In town
Monday. While nero he talked politics
Oliver Clauss are In Philadelphia do- 0,lul anu swappeu jokos witu oia menus.
Ing desk work for thePhiladelphlaand lnB- was iu town 'loinB n C. A. Goth is handsomely repalnt-
Readlnir Combination. It Is said that ing anu papering tue aas. 11. jao-
Oliver Clauss will return in two weeks rho fttr fam01' "Mey Sclioch, Daniel residence. When finished it
to stay, having decided to leavo the drclod nt Lflns,ord Ulls Woltl . will be. occuDied by Alox Graver and
company's employ and enter largely .Jouu O Brian, ot tho Maucu Chunk family, of Franklin township.
into tho insurance business. Times, wroto up Lehlghton for Ills Ervo Fcnner. with the Lohlgh Val
Aaron Dreisbach, of 3Now Muhon- paper on Tuesday. lev Comnanv at Mauch Chunk for
Ing, who lost a leg iu the terrible Hell . Dr. W. W. Rcbcr is back from n few maay years, is now doing desk work
man ice house house accident on the days bus:nefs jaunt In tho City of for the Philadelphia and Reading Com
pany, at Philadelphia.
Penn Long, Tllghm'an Knerr and clrc'f In ,0 Tuesday.
:er Clauss are In Philadelphia do- . -'Squire Musselman, of New Mahon-
An.H1n la nFlrkl Month.
Mntnnrnlnirists aeree that April will ballot law,
v,.,.w,,Thnti1nntl,nj!has been March The right and title of the Bower
so far. and that during tho former property havo been turned over to tho Uftornoon of December 8, 1891, has just iwhorlr Lovo
month there w i te .requent rccurreo- "T",Zl m -nn round finely already will, its usS Dur. M- O. llrtan, of the Lehigh Coal & -The largo frame building occupied
cesolcoiuflcatuercaicuiaieuiorciaru "r'"' . ... . ingthotimo Mr. Dreisbach was con- Hardware Company, was doing busl- by Saeger's wholesale fish establish.
tne eariy growtu oi veguiauuu uuu mm, - -- , -- nnou mo ucncovient people oi iu
llttln of what Is called tho balm of Third streot, Is now nicely located in
spring will be experienced until the Chicago, and speaks of being well satis-
beginning of May. This will not be fled with life In the metropolis.
,rt rmivs tn ctrdiiers whose -Dr. F. Smith expects to move into
work will be checked, and whose M now building at tho intersection of
ctods as n result will not bo Bankway nnd First street, durlng"next
nrnflt'ililo. In tho meantime sufficient weck,
unto tho day Is tho evil thereof. Spring Butcher George Schnollo is driving
may assert its perennial iutluonco u uow horse, swapped from Henry
alter mo equinox nus imu us uiuw.
this noss at Slullngton, Dnntclsvillo nnd mcnt and Rothermel's popular boot
IN A FEW WORDS.
A Uvelr Writer Telle the Slorr of 1 ho
Ilnppenlnee of a Week In nn,1 About
Ola Carbon.
'i Charles Ktiser and .'-,!h . Jennie
Blakslee, of Weatherly soon be
wod.
1he Mauoh Chunk Clover Club
has dissolved. Its usefulness having
come to an end.
George D. Shlffert, of Millport,
moves to Cherryvllle this week, whore
ho takes chargo of a largo hotel. The
hotel stand nt Millport vacated by
Mr. Shiflert will be taken possession of
by Charles a llbert, at present Lehigh
Valley station agent nt Lehigh Gap.
ii Joseph Iloimbach this week moves
from Trachsvillo to Walnutport' whore
he takes control of the old StoneTavorn.
Lewis Chrlstman takes the Trachsvillo
hostlery and will open on the 31st with
a grand old-fashioned jubilee. All are
Invited to bo present.
town and vicinity took excellent rare ... . ...
of him and his family for nil of which c'sowticro uunng tms yoK. .
ho is more than thankful and will long
rcmemuor tneir Kindness.
VVUATlIlSItLT.
A nmlffet of Lornl Newe I'rum n l.lTelr
ltorouRli
J. L. Houck, one of our grocers on
Chrlstman, or the Fort Allen House, Carbon street, is on a trip to Easton.
Weissport. At a special meeting on Friday ,,,,, i, ,,.
Georgo BriuUi:i3 i u well-known
Wilkosbarro div -fist, accompanied by
A rleimnnt Surinlr.
A very pleasant social gathering at Gritf H. Mantz, of tho Exchango evening, tho Weatherly School Board
the home of our esteemed townsman Hotel, drove out Iu tho country Tues- elected Miss Susie Schoonovor
James Fry, Saturday oveniug was in day morning bohind a spanking team supernumerary teacher
honor of his birthday anniversary and of horses and llllod somo lower end During tho absence of tho regular
was quietly nrranged by his friends for stream with a big can of trout fry. pastor of tho Presbyterian church, RA9
dollirhtful surprise. The scheme John W. Howard and family, of Relllr. of the Allentnwn Fomnln
worked very successfully. During the Gettysburg, Pa., bound ov.erland for College, preached. Tho rsgular pastor
nuuui u . GrOOn COUntV. NOW York StatO. UaSSOd Is nn n Tlsit In In.ltunnnnlla Tnlnno
ni ii uui in nnn nt A atR notir iitncn. ' - - -
con was served. Thoso present woro : through town the other day. They - Coal and Iron Police Hoodmacher,
MUsot Hattie Koons, Florenco Koons, spoke of having had somo rather rough arrostod two young men on Saturday
A fyTi i 'r-i ii Tv ' T m experience on tho road sinco leaving for illegal car riding. Tho young
r T,ntr Nnm Trnlnnr. T.illr Trainer, the former plnco.
Mamie Fritzlngor, Blanch Myers, May Don't shed your overcoat too soon
Dungan, Kat'e Zern, Mr. nnd Mrs. Eli Tho Lehigh bridge needs "screw-
uorrenn, Messrs. ltooert itoiicnuacu, tn n
it.,inmnn ni,;in MPrl7. Clmrlia Tho Purk should havo
Crater. A. J. Wolfo and William Krei- fountain.
dler. Cloan up your back yards of all
loose rubbish.
There Is somo talk of putting
flag on tho publio school building.
and shoe storo is being artistically re
.Mrs. Haau, of Lohightou and Miss painted nnd Improved,
Brong, of Woatlierly, visited Mrs. Wm. -Wo regret vory much to nolo tho
King, on north First street Tuesday. Ulnoss of our young friend Oscar J,
.Mrs. H. V. Morthlmer, Jr., has ro- Saeger and hopo that lie will soon bo
turned from ii delightful visit to her completely convalescent.
parents at Bethlehem. On and after April 4 the residence
J ohn Kuuold, as bright as a new anu addross of Rev. T. A. Hubor will be
dollar, audjust as happy as of yore, changed from this place to Hazloton
struck town Tuesday and circle I forn whoro ho has charge of tho Graco Re
formed church,
his father-in 1.-. H. J. Myers, of Madi
son, V"; i, v;t . iu town
this week whii-
York.
of New Tripoli, Lehigh county, uru in
town for a few days visiting Mrs. Phaon
Clauss and daughters on First stroot.
Al Romlg, of Bethlehem, who has
drinking
The Tlewere In tho Wards
Mossrs. Levi Horn, of Franklin town
ship, Ell Helntzleman, of East Penn
and Col. John Craig, of Lehigh Gap,
were riding on a freight train drawn
by engine No. 5S0, and as thoyjumpod
off the train at tho station thoy were woarim, W3 nsua, 6me
-Fish stories will soon be in order.
Already the averajo loy Is getting his
tackle In shape preparatory for the
first spring like day when he will do
the Ashing. Tho story will follow.
Our Board of Trade Is In communi
Tho regular meeting of the Red
Men, Tuesday ovoning, was a lively
affair Threo poor pale faces traveled
tho rough road to Redmanism and six
I 'oil- way to Now captives took tho Haymakers degree.
We didn't see a single Rod man to-day
who wasn't trying his best to keep from
smiling.
Krum & Horn, contractors, aro at
work on Aaron Snyder's now store
building, near tho Lehigh river bridge.
inlltant A. Lchr
ot KeadallTille, Ind., says Uood's
Hood's SarsaparlUs is
King of Medicines
And His Cure Wu
Almost a IVliracle
" C I. Hood & Co,, Lowell, Mass.
" Gentlemen When I it&s 14 yeari of age
I was confined to my bed for several roonthi
bj nn attack ot rheumatism, and when I had
partially rccoTered I did not ha?o the use ot
my less, so that 1 had to go on crutches.
About a year later, Scrofula, In th form ot
Whlto Swellings,
appeared on various parts ot my body, and
tor eleven years I was an Invalid, being cn
lined ! taj bed six yar la that time
ten or eleven ot these sores appeared and
broke, causing me great pain and suffering.
Several time pieces ol bone worked out ot
the sores, rbjslctans did not help me and
I Became Discouraged
"X went to Chicago to visit a sister, as It
was thought a chango ot air and scene might
do me good. But; I was confined to my bed
most ot the time. I was so Impressed
with tho success ot Hood's Sarsaparllla
In cases similar to mine that I decided to try
It. 80 a bottle was bought, and to my great
gratification the sores soon decreased, and I
began to feel better. This strengthened my
faith in the medicine, and in a short time I was
Up and Out of Doors
To make a long story short, X continued to
take Hood's Sarsaparllla for a year, when X
bad become so xuiiy released from the chains
of disease that t took a position; with the
rum oi naiung roie. i;o.,ina since mat timo
have not lost a single day on account of
sickness. I always feel well, am In good
spirits, and have a good appetite. I endorse
Hood's Sarsaparllla
for lt has been a great blessing to me, and to
my irienas my recovery seems almost mirac
ulous. I think Hood's Sarsaparllla ts the
king of all medicines." William a. Lbzlk,
No. 8 North Kail road at, KendalMlle, Ind.
Boys' and Children's Suits
lew and Nobby Style
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Opera House Block, Lenighton.
THE POPULAR VERDICT
Is that wo aro selling a bettor grado of Fino and Medium
Hirnituro at a lowor price than it can bo bought for else--where.
Wo havo practically no competition for our large
Fumitnro Rooms, tho largest outsido tho city, enables us to
keep In stock tho biggest assortment and consequently to
sell at tho very lowest prices everything In our line. We
cordially invito tho public to call and too us, lrn our
prices and oxrmlno"gooods.
Schwartz, The Furn iture Man
First street, Lehigliton.
many f rJonds and somo relatives In I Tho building wlll have three storo
this salubrious burg, was in town rooms on the first floor and two largo
rooms for offlco purposos on the second
The genial 'Arry Clauss, of the floor. The building will make an
American, Mauch Chunk, was a visitor excellent location for business pur
in town for a few hours on Tuesday. He poses.
wouldn't talk base ball.
A carpet rag party at the homo of
.Judge Charles II. Soldle, Normal Mrs. Frank P. Selp, on Union Hill, was
Square, was a prominent visitor In
town on weancsaay.
Contractors say that carpenter cation with 6overal parties desiring to w Tt Aniimni- nf prriHn .
, m t!i..ii.. J..1111.! , ..... . : : . r-r . "w
luettiu murines in mis town, uno companion uy uis daughter, Mlssi
vory largoly attended and quite
pleasant event, Monday evening. Those
who wore present are Mrs. Samuel
, 1.-11.. t work will likelv bo dull this season.
of the Carbon County Courts to look -Strawberries sell at CO cents a party, your correspondent is informed, AddVo and his sister Mrs Pearsall Spohn, Mrs Iulsa Weiss Andrew
into the Lehlghton ward matter, were ouart. Wo haven't bought iu our lot would locate a plant hero that would .SS wn' u", Im, f "IS
attending to the very responsible duties " " . . Wm. Beckendorf. of Scranton. ha, Wentz Clara Zie7enfus. Ida Seip. Mrs.
of tholr appointment at tne iixenange -it is saiaoniuo street """" been called home owing to the serious MhrQi ' wf, nr n k irn,,,
Hotel, to-day. Thoso who had opinions young friend Emanuol Stelgerwalt U mm tuo required inducements, as iuneSs of his fathor, Henry Beckendorf, n 7 ir m n-nir Mi.rt7
and Mr. Richard Woodring.
to express were presont nnd let them, on tho sick list. eatnenv can usually do that, wo may on Fourth strcot.
elves bo heard. Fourth street property owners look for something in the way of In- ..Jliss Emma Trainer, of Second
The opinion prevails that thoro will complain because thoro are no side- creosoa inaustrios in tlio lmmeuiato street left Tuesday for Philadelphia,
be threo wards as suggested by this walks In that district.
nnner from timo to time, viz: first ward
soutu 01 iron street; soconu waru irum
Iron street to Carbon or Clauss alley;
M. O. Bryan is excavating en
Second streot near Coal for a cozy nsw
i nn This irlvns nn almost eoual
futuro.
"ion isignts inn liar lloom" was
playod in Casslor's Elnk on Tuesday
evening. Weatherly has a temporauco
society and on tho whole is a temper-
where she is waiting on her sister Mrs.
E. A. Horn, formerly of town, who is
seriously ill.
Our popular veunc townsman. W.
1 A -u 1 1 1 1 -n-x. 11,.
ill. ADU, IO UUlll UUlllibbl IU X UllSTlll.
Grnnd Mllllner7 Openlnc,
There will bo a grand spring and
summer millinery opening of trimmed
and untrimmed hats and bonnets at
Miss Alvenia Graver's grand millinery
division of Lehlghton's 72(3 votors.
The Electrlo Itallway
Tho ordlanco granting tho right of
way will bo presented at the next regu
lar meeting, on Monday ovoning, April
i. As all the members aro In favor of
the railway, tho ordlance will no
bs passed by a unanimous vote. M. C,
Tlmos.
Slow but sum.
-Lena Gszelle and Mary Folk, of Emporium, on First Street, Saturday
Henry Beckendorf, of Fourth anco town when compared with our I J amestowu, were at tue county teat ana Monday coming. Miss Graver is
elMAf 1Q iJ niilto ft.rl,.iilv Ul I northern neighbor. HazlAtnn. Thn j
for tho past fow days. lingering sweetness of our grog shops
John E. Miller. Charlos Mcrtz and was again long drawn out.
Drako Long, of town, formerly at Miss Katie Khoda, a last year grad-
Mauch Chunk, wlll hereafter do desk uate of tho High School, recently en-
doubt work for the Tort Reading Comblna- tored I the Bloomsburg Normal School viace y0Ui A Wacki lM.V0(Ai ch6vloi
showing one of the very largest and
Snot cash will lmv mn nlntl.tn finest assortment of new effects In sea.
at Sondhcim's One Trice Star Clothing sonable mlllin ery ever brought to this
Hall. Mauch Chunk, than elsewhere. vll' Bu" luo lnulm '
as the followlncr low tirlcps will rnn.!0!!'
Hon at Packerton.
-Prof; J, H. Werner and family, of
Third street, this week movo to Penn
Argyll Northampton comity,
Messrs. O. Frank Acker, M. O.
Kuutz and James Hollenbach are the
teaching.
Toor Mauch Chunk.
Poor Mauch Chunk Is in sack
-.1 nel,AQ Tt l,na falf fla tifinvr
v j ii n i i .ii a it. ,Aa building committee for tho erection of
hand ot tho "combine" and its pride ... . .
i n . ,. 4 -K i' 1 1 a ono story brick addition 3axl0 feet to
has flown. About 75 men employed In . ., T . , .
the coal auditors' department, the very
backbone of Its society, men of families
and men who havo their all Invested
LITTLK C1AV.
I the rear of Trinity Lutheran chnrch
on tho corner of Iron and Second
I streets.
tn lh. n,c f ,H., . "")". wi'inwi, cuorioi JSAILnOAU HUJII1L1M1S.
, , a . P P- . "Qulng he 8ult made to order at 115, worth K0; a The ..., boTS bIu6
studios in the mysterious science of LM,,mBpn ku. t. . ' I ihe railroad boys feel blue
, ..w... Huu account ot no worit.
macK uress sun at rcu, worm rS; ,,The new officers of Lehigh Lodge
irou ui w, worm ts. a large stocK No, 376i B, of R. r. Engineers, will In
ot ready made and merchant tailoring ttn nm t n,u -i,,,.
'J' suits have had a revolution in cut ln(f oa noxt Sunday. The installation
aown prices, wmcu will savo vou ti ner o.iM m i ..i,,.! i. r n
i cent, uau anu see us. Ton TArtnlft
The I-eliigU Valley Railroad's ex-
orderod to pull up stakes and hlo to
i'miaaoima. xue removal ox too coai
auditors1 dcDartmout will donrlvo the
Postofflce of $1,000 la receipts, aud
knocks Mauoh Chunk out of the line of
towns entitled to a PofatotUco bulldlnp,
built by the gorernruent. a thine confi
dently counted upon. From Tri
Weekly Record, Mahanoy City.
ImproTeinunt in n Very Ulg Clot lilac
llouie.
Tht extenslre clothing house ot Koch &
Atiinkwetler on Centre Hanaro embraces cou-
slderabl j more space than Is visible wliu ooe
oteri the elegant and spacious store-room, aud
steadily increasing business ot taU mammoth
entablitfhnieiit reiu(res a commensurate In.
ri&-4i9 In ftiitiCA and facilltl and eaulDmaata.
Tue spring season promise to bj unusually busy
h !rfl. a.nd In untlrl tuition nf a lnrufl inftrMase In
liadr, siens hare already been taken to prompt-
BIG SCARE AT WEATHERLY.
I tension of new line to Buffalo will
2,000 gondola coal cars have been glv
en. On and after May 1st the .Lehigh
will run over their own tracts between
Jersey City and Buffalo for the first
time.
For the year ending 1891 tho Penn
A Lively Community llrleA Itemize.
UrlEht I'encll Vusher,
Farmers aro getting ready
spring work.
Charles Mohrkara, Sr., who Is keep
lug o tempcranco saloon on tho Blue .1ml nnn m n ym i., n, i I .. ., . .,
r n.ni ... ,i 1., . . ... . ... .1 ' .-w , cause tneir motive power ana roiling
.v. ..j,ij..i,nim. -""' Jiouutain, near mis place, celebrated TTnnsn rtlonV. u i,nivin f.,n ..j ......1.1., .: 4.j
montrarfweh vSlSeJin Why pay the installment Shark 17 his 73rd birthday anniversary on complete line of boys' nd chihire7s Itto t l
tnecnanneiso local traao, nave l uoon uo.iar. .or u coca, ueu ul., .,., mursaay last. Buts. which he Is selling at the very t nMin Wn,w. m. nmW
orutroa o puu up iukuh buu iuw w thn .Mnnoti iThnnk Jewel or rain sell vou I ti ,.imn cui, .i, . . .
Phlladelpia. The removal of the coal , nnB. MWmtmM . niv !.!,. .7. 10 l Pneos, uont uny unttl ot passenger coaches, 2,000 box and
Miirmnr' dnnftrtmunt will flnnrlvn Ibfl 1 vwtw ivuuui, w. uauium t,icumi I vou see WUat lie nas in tills line.
w grout. s u juu. iuvoon- jarm lor quite a number or years, will
gato, It will pay you handsomely, aud April move to Now Foundland,
we exhibit the largest stock of clocks Wayne county, whero he will go into
in castorn reuusyivama. ta0 distillery business.
Lewis Lichtonwalnsr, of Monroe Lewis J. Chrlstman will ncain ro.
county, win movo to cnigntou tuis 0p6n his tavern near this place, on
woeit, occupying inoi in. iosien- Thursday, when in tho evouing nnold
bader double dwelling on Fourtk fashioned hop will follow, which all
street, jjicuieuwauer is u carpenwr oordlallv Invltoil to come.
nnd wlll work for contractor nxl. William Eckhart, bar-tender for
unrutman. our irenial landlord. John Eckhart. eel
The "l'our Leaf Clover Club," ebrated his 27th birthday auuivarv
ieuiguiou uow uiuuou urtjuuiiuuon, ou Saturday last.
is gelling mero witu uom teet. '
oed a members, so far are, H. A. Delfem
rer. joluj. iiummei, xnomas aeu, i,.u ilm n.nar nf ii.a n i..t
Wilson Frantz and Samuel Coetonba- 0he,tuut tree.i iu this section. The arrl,'R1, Ft0" Weatherly Is is reported
der, who kuows a point or two about oae measures 11 feet nnd tho other that tbe omcittl8 w111 C to Hazlfton
blowing a cornet, is expscieu to joi eet ia clrcumferenoe.
nortiy. -Jos ah M. Si lies and wife, of 1m
William Anthony, of Iron stroet, blchtou. wera visltinir relntlvw. nnd
win soon tana poeeswon oi me ouuu- f . ,uj 0r thU Dlace over Sundav.
Ing recently purchased by htm from -William Henri aud Al. Onllnirer.
Jonathan Klstler ou Second street. both of Danlelsville. visits! 11,lr mm
-Auveruserewnowantioreftcuiouu iutimato friends on Sunday. The for
uue. faeioie Court street, lias been onei
Urc storage sod work room, tilled ttu kooiIs
nua peoiile, all of ulioin are bu&lly emploed In
converting tlio elioloest fubrlcs lor sprttig Into
most tisndsome and stilish garments. The
dlmenstonsot this department are7sby JO teet
and It has rapaelty to seut one hundred hands.
overhead Is another department, occupied by
the female operatives, ably seconding the eflorts
ot the tDAle help. In other apartments liartl
tioos have been removed and tbe space tor the
storage ot the finer goods Increased. The
storage room now measures tt by 0 feet, Is sup
piled with any amouut of shelving aud orna
mented with a teetHlllo eelltmr. An exclu&iva
tnmintujr department, 9 py zi leet, nas been
added, it Is shelved to the celling and theseare
filled with a complete line ot tilnunlugs in every
El&S&ii2to" in the county should try the mer.8 u MU3 DlanB Kunklo 8nd the
now mating tne lauaroneoi ine nuesi cuumg Auvooate. me rates ore lower man Matter's Miss Emma J Bner
Are the Shops to be Closed Down orXott
The 1'eople Frightened.
The following dispatch dated Tues. sylvania Railroad Company has ex.
day ts taken from tho Hazletou Plain Pended for construction, equipment
Speaker, from a Weatherly oorrospon Bnd real 6sUto 7018. In the con-
aent: struction department, 3D,078 tons of
"On Wednesday, Heading Railroad steel rails and 133,13G ties were used
officials will bo here, and decide on the main line; on the United Rail-
whether the Weatherlv shoos are to be roai13 ot New Jersey 7,220 tons of steel
Tb. -Wo a! o informed that Henrv Mo. shut down, or to remain open. About and 292,171 ties, making a total with
d.r. FarUud o Stit tah that 000 hand9 ore PCTJ. "d 3000 peo. th6 P.iR division for the year of 52,
S. Le U Tthe owTer of The hrgesl PlahOTe ore lo malting the 71 tons of ,t,el rails and 1W12 ties.
Ice Cream and Soda Water.
II. K. Culton who is alwavs trvinc to
and decido the fate of the shops and please his many patrons will open his
certain of the people high in command soda water fountain and bis ioo cream
there. parlor on Saturday afternoon and
. , 7' , . , , evening. The quality of Beris Ice
-50 down Outing shirts at 23 cents, cr6am an1 waUr ls t00 well known
...,..' tlT"ne tnoe Bl8r to need reoommendatlon. Don't miss
wioiuing naiv iauon ununu. thlSi lt tUe fln66t for tb( seas0D
ur. iv , r. 1uu.ser, oi jiazieion, wui
Ilood'a nils cut Oiueuisiii
Bargain is sure, at H. R. Kreidler's
Cheat) Cash Carriage Works, ho will
sell a
n Carriage, Spring Wagon, Farm Wagon
or a Cart, at prices which can not bo
In any othershop in the Lehigh Valley
he is going to striko a
blow at all fotmer prices. On now
work as well as on all kind of light and
heavy repairs, which ho Is now ready to
executo
Vou fin 1 the First nnd Biggest assortment of Stationery, Ulank
Hooks, mil School Supplies in this'efty at unheard of prices.
i'ou Find the Newest assortment of Embroideries and Insertings
to bo seen in Ihe county.
You find L'tdies Goods in great assortment at all prices.
You find courteous treatment and prompt attention.
You Find Ribbons, Fancy Work, Zephyrs, Wools, Chenilles, etc.
You find that wo want your patronage and try to merit the same
by giving you the best worth for your money,
Obert'a Block, Lehighton.
his new shoo across tho canal bridge,
Weissport
bring your l'arm Wagons, Fine Car
riages, Baby Carriages. Signs or what
ovor you want Painted. Remember the
place Krledler's New Carriage Factory
Weissport,
Arc marking the prices on all ourgoosd
at Rock Bottom Figures, because we
want to havo your custom. We don't
believe In Big Prices so wo
changing the figures ou our whole stock
ot Dry Good,, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Carpets, OU Cloths, Wood
ond Willow Ware, Queensware, Grocer
les, Notions, Ix. This we find is
IT MfflMK
GLOBE WAltEUOUSK
EIOM
"WareliousE.
We are Headquart
ers for anything in
the line of
5M45 S
somae very
In
We WO 88
lie pleased! to
Come and eco us.
Bower's Block, Opp., P. O.
Chas. A. Goth.
Tlide is no halt in our business; we believe in keeping at
it, for prcsistency is sure to be rewarded with tuccess. Our sales
last year were very large and the holiday trade was simply im
mense, but we waut to do better in loliiJ and to tins end hare
bought very largely of all kinds of Furniture Bed Room nnd
Parlor Suite, Lounges, Tables, Chairs, Book Oases Fancy
Mockers, Side Ztaards and the other things in this line, beside
many new and handsome patterns in Ingrain and Brussel Car
pels. Our plan for increasing our bnsinesj in 1892 is through
the medium of low prices and best qnaliiy of goods, TFe kindly
ask yon to come and see us, examine our goods and learn our
prices and we feol'sure will become our patrons,
Respectfully,
KEMERER & SWARTZ
NORTH FIRST STREET.
ng counters and all modern ap-
oi
lis teet of CLttlni
nllsni-. . Ttm braneh is in charge, of file
so-npetent cutters and three trimmers. Tbe
boys and utile boys' departn ent is very exten
sive aud would Qua goodsixed store roonlluelf.
With tho cut rgeinent of tbe ladies' waiting
room this becomes oue of tbe most complete auu
attractive lartauf the eture. Oter loo feet of
nsw siielvliig lias been added In the main room,
and tbe entire celllug and all tbe woodwork
theria handsom iy reflntabed. Seven neat,
bevel-edged mirrors ot good size have been add
ed and placed in different parts ot the store and
two new and handsome show cases, each fifteen
feet In length, bare been placed near the front
entrance for tbe better display ot eTerytbleg
embraced In the genu1 furnishing line. The
firm his also added a new department The
UdleaT Tailor Made Coats. One ot their head
cutters has last returned from an elsbt iMk,'
sojourn fn New York, where he attended ihe
leading ladttt' garment cutting school, taking a
eouiDleVe course, and the firm Is now nreoared
and is turutngout ladles' high grade tauor-tnade
roau 1ns an end Leas larlety ot fabrics.- Alleu
lown ttiehange.
The Blectrlc Ilallwav.
The representative ot the Electrlo
Railway Company are expected in town
aometlue this week. Work will be oosn
manoed on tbe ooosrrnetkm of tbe
road m soon ae the frost Vs. all out of
the ground. It is aipaotttd that ears
will be rnnnuij before Fall.
other papers and results art better.
Robert Blank la getting over a very
serious Illness of several weeks,
Harry E. Sweeny, of Drlftou, form
erly ot town, was eleoted Chairman of
the Republican convention at Haaleton
on Monday. Resolutions were adopted
endorsing Harrison and approving of
Blaine's policy.
The Lehinb Valley Union of the
Young People's Sooletlee ot Christian
Endeavor will meet ou Friday next In
the Presbyterian church at Iloken-
dauqua. Tbe Union oom prises almost
all of tbe Christ tan Endeavor Sooietiaa
ot the Valley, and nearly every denomi
nation of tbe ehuroli Is enrolled on lie
Charlee Sillies, aooopmauied by
his son, Wesley V., were at Bethlehem
on Wednesday last.
Joseph Helmbach, who conduoted
tho Farmer's Home Hotel, near this
place, will take poeeeuion of the Lower
Lehigh Gap hotal, lately conduoted by
Stephen Beet, ou Thursday.
Just received 60 dozen ladies and
misses spring jackets, the latest styles
at a saving of S3 per oent at the One
Price Clothing Hall, Manet) Chunk.
Are you thinking ot purchasing a
gold or silver watch for a Gentleman
or a Lady. Then by all mean don't
fail to MHAcriMtii nnr latA&f -a1,,cum!
books. About thirty societies will be vtieet) aud how woniierfully iow B
ow.oui.i.u. u- flr,t class reliable watch is sold for, and
dresses on tbe more important topla. 8fte a maguiacent stock of tbe hand-
k , V oieflt watches ever constructed by
will tsa made hv KrrAl nfthA lAnitino'
ojargyinftn of
vftntion onens
lug setsion will eoattBue from (:ll to ' rdooe to seeure a bargain
be at the Kxohange Hotel, on Friday, The vtrst Electric Car.
April 8th. The arival of the construction car of
To-dayweehow the prettiest oolleo! "e menter wecirictu uonstructien
tion of line gold rings, set with d)5Z'8?'lM
monus, sapuires, ruuies pearls, opals, Company's line In this town. Weiunort
turquois, garueta, topaz, amythiste, Packerton and Mauch Chunk, has
moon. ller.v. intnclln u.n.r. caused some excitement. The car is
hametype and all the newest choice "Yei'1'1 " to b "' for t,9t
things In the market. Vou can not Work on the rosd will be soon oom
find sueh an assortment of beautiful mensed.
ooods In this looalitv ss Is naw alinwn
t VL H. Hohl'a. Jewel Rtor. Manrh 20 P4'1" "en's pants at 48 oente,
Chunk. wonu twiee iav money at tne une
-Mrs. Frad Bear, who line In ll.o Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauoh
rear of Dr. C. II. Bower's realdeaoe, on Cnunk-
Inwsr First atraaL has inst rne.lrd The assortment of wall papers,
word that har son bvhar flrat. huaimnn- borders and interior deooratlons now
John Seibert, who liyod in Tower City, u WPly at Luekenbaoh's, Mauoh
SohuylklU oounty, died on Sunday Chunk, surpasses any and everything
after a short lllnen with small-pox 10 thl" Uoe exhibltad in Carbon ooun
-On April 1 and 5, Paul Kreage, Ex- Don,t buy until ton u toolf'
.,itor of Rauben Eckhart. danM. will CouflraatkHt. G. A It, and men's and
sell, on tho premises at Btemblor's I "r a 'm
and fully appreelateil by the people
who erowd our store to buy our new
goods.
The Cheapest Place in Town
For Wall Paper, Borders and Decora
tion is at
Owen Rehrig,0 zi
tine C'saaady to select frousa.
&cbecausewe show
the best selected line
of the latest, weaves
& shades to be found
in this region; among
our assortment you
will find
Black and Colored Bedford
Cords in several grades.
Striped and plain Chevrons.
Crspons in Blaek, Tns and
Slates,
L'laid Bourettes in the latest
combinations.
Silk finished Henriettas, a
full line of colorings.weave
Crocodile Suiting, the nowest
of the season.
Besides many other
makes that wdl
interest you !
large and small quantities, at our low
prices. We dolivtfall goods free to all
parts QfTpwn.PaekertQu or Weiegport.
Don't boy until you see wlt we have.
AT
mi
IT
of tbe Valley. The con- the American Watch Co., E. H Hohl'a, , Yllu ...j . ,.H., of I to eheaper at Sondhelm's One Prloe
na at 3 p. m., and tbe evea I Maoob Chunk Jewelry store Is th ' p.riaBal property, wit Horsis, lltlfer. I Str Clothing Halt, Mauoh Chunk,
Oow, Ac.
than elsewhere.
will be a pleasure for us to watt on you
so some and see us.
GEO. H. ENZIAN,
Iliegel's Old Star.d,
North First Street, Leliighton.
MAUCH CHUNK, PA.,
lBI OooidN, HlMXSg WOOBS,
II-euucjgjb FiticjEs for uliis
sale, sasitig April f$lh8 ISe sure
to call and see the Iiartfai.
BROADWAY, ffN A "DTP.T
Mauch Chunk, Pa. Ja,x-A-
&X0BE
No. 711 Hamilton Street,
Allontown, rn.