0RI5IKAL CHEAP CASH STORE
Bargains !
Ono of the greatest bargain on earth
Is ilio .Win. Serges, reduced from le.
to 12 'o. n yard. A. handsome line of
patterns, book-fold Cashmeres, thai
sold for 20c., will go down to lor. a
ynrd. All shades, o line assortment of
colorings in llrocaded Dress Good- nt
prices that our competitors t annul
touch.
Our Outing Flannels are vrr,, id 1 1 net
lye, and some vory neat pattern-., and
tho price are. as usual. lndo nil
other.
Your attention is called to ou Dress
Trimmings.
Our nwortment was never '
nw
0T me pric-os soiuw i.ie
stook consists of Chilton Lace. Oiiups
in oil color nnd dilforant widths. Nail '
Hn,l trlmmlno li. .rJ,.s , iilv
popular this seawn, Molrf lro.r
Kdgo Ribbons, all shade and wi.ltlii. I
Satin Bilge Oro drain ICtblions in all ;
shades nnd wldtli.
Silks, Batlns, Sumhs, I'lushes and
Velvets In nil colors, at prices that can
not bo matched by any other house.
liy looking over our stock and learn
ing our prices, you will nt once aee
that our competitors are not lu It.
J. T. NUSBAUM,
1 1 1 si Kirrsl, bftneeaSoulliana Plum Streets,
lhlfihtoa. Pa.
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1802.
OF ISTKIIKNT TO ,!U. O. IT, A. M. IIOYR.
f.lrely lleim Conrernlne flip Onlpr nf Mi--rliaillrt
111 (lip KflKliborliuml.
The American, of Pittsburg, has
these items from a correspondent hore
which may bo rood with Interest by
many of our renders.
Stroh Council, No. 7.11, of Weiss
port, which was Instituted on Nov. i,
1891, Is In a very flourishing nud pros
perous condition. Starting out with a
membership of 30 It can now proudly
boast of baling 1!3 staunch Americans;
with careful guidance tlds Oouncll
will become a fnetor in secret society
work in this county. The bill of furo
for next Wednesday evening is the
famous Oriental. They have the repu
tation of serving up n very delicious
article. They arc on the lookout for
P. N. C., Uro. Wm. R. Stroh, who may
happen nlong our way sometime.
llro. John V. Miller, of Lehigh
Council, No. 101, of Lehighton, who
sometime ngo had the wul misfortune
of dislocating his nrm nt the shoulder,
Is slowly Improving; It is feared tho
arm will remain stllf. The brother has
nur sympathy.
It is reported that llro. Charles
Frnntz, tho genial A. H. S. of Lehigh
Council, will soon wed a young lady of
Lehighton. If true, we olfer congratu
lations, llro. O. I. Schoch, the poet,
claims "that men nro merriest when
they are from home." llro. Chnrllo re
member your lalwr is not ended In the
Council when tills knot Is tied.
It is claimed by good authority
that V. C, O. 1 Acker, of Lehigh
Counell. No. 101. is the most nccom
pUshcd and efficient olllccr in the
business, barring no one.
noT.u nirrtni.Aus at i,Nsrnitn.
f'rtmpheirii Jewelry store soil ltoMrtiti
Novelty Store Ituriclnrlteil.
LAXsronn, Pa., April 18. Two daring
robberies wcro committed in this town
Sunday morning between three and
four o'clock. Tho first placo entered
was the iewelcry store of A. L. Ctinip
bell, whore the burglars secured a lot
of watches, clock', lings and spectaelos
to the value of about 8110. The burg
lars effected an entranco by smashing
t ho glass in the largo front window.
It is said that n man living near tho
store saw the robbers smash the glass
and then run up tho street and wait
there to seo whether the noise had
awakened nnyono. Finding tho coast
clear, they returned, entered tho store
through tho opening in tho window and
robbed it. All this time this more than
coward gavo no alarm.
The burglars next entered the store
of William Rosencrnns, nlso by smash
ing the window. Tho uoiso ot fulling
glass was heard by Mrs. J. II. Klock
who at once gavo tho alarm. Tho
burglars, however, secured nbout
worth of rings and chains. It is not
known in which direction tho robbers
went. Yesterday n few men, supposed
to be the robbers, were seen on tho
mountain side, but they have not yet
lcn captured.
HAKE 11 IIA1.I.OT.
Instructions to Votere auil Klerlloti tlnli-ere ' ing at Hazleton where Mr Kelser is
Alino.t jtesili . engaged in business.
Secretary of State Harrlly Willi - -This town, like many other towns
shortly Issue cards of instruction ex-1 throughout this beautiful Lehigh Val
nlalnlng tho llaker ballot law to voters I ? '"Ju,t uo)v experiencing sonie of
and election olUcors. The instruct Ions
. .
will be plain nnd useful and will liegin
by stating that tho object of the new
law is secrecy.
The right of the inspectors to chal
lenge voters remains. No one aan pasa
the guard rail if he is challenged or his
name Is not on the Iwllot ohook list.
until ho proves his right to vote. No
, . , Vi I mi 1
ono can bo given u ballot until he has
passed the guard rail. 1 lallots must be
folded before thev are alven out. so
that only the ofllolal indorsement cn I f r. Ver8m'aeJ'1I0rt "P
' aijropriate for the occasion.
.fetn' , , ! -The president of the Reading Rail
No ballot shodlu be given to a voter roa(i is evidently not well veined in the
who desires help iu marking it until j geography of this county, as In a letter
the judge has allowed auoh help to lie to Ilurgess Soiith ne tries to;oothe
given. A voter deairing and, help
must dwlare .Itelly that he can -
not read, or Is so physically disabled
that ho cannot mark bis ballot. The
voter mutt choose ills own helper.
F.Iecllen ofileera are responsible for
the safe keeping ot all the ballots,
whether ued at the election or not,
No voter ean boallowad, to take auy
ballot out of the Inclosed spaee,
whether he lull marked It or not. If
he attempts to do so he should lie
arrested for an attempted violation nf
the aat.
The esrcl will also givy detailed
atruatlari to Qllleer a ta
conducting eletrfloiw.
manner of
ntnerwise employed liy the company
Tl.. Popular 15e hilwtslM. (or gtfj mrH He took great Interest
W call ihe atteathwof our readers iu military matters aud was a proml
lo tl.a advertisement of tbe well Jtnown i ueut ftiu on training days. Ill a few
Dr, P. O. Ibaeli, eve specialist, of
. .
Maueb Chunk, appeariug with us this
week, The doctor Is a practising phy
slolan for many yaara, and has a "id
reputation for skill aud ability m tic
treatment of all diseases of tu , ,
Ho was for two years ofB ,i,t
for L. Webeter Fox. l'hiuwtit:. ,
famous ooulUt, aud was also on the
opthaliale atali lo the tteriuantown
Hospital. The doctor can be relied ou
for good result and his charges are
very reasonable
fall Oar of luur l'c-ket llonk
A safe way to do this is to examine
our all-wool suits made t j order at i i,
118, $& an t up, which witl lie a gteut
OAMlart 10 yoyi pock'il hook, secure
Sana uuesi Myiu ut
eisu't Tsriiariof Hall.
aWk
ot mother crundy.
,M, H.
ti ihirIi I -I it en
a Milk mill t
'tonal tMitl i
US
Itisl
tl p,.'f1 lit
I'lnHo lit
li . -I
carp -N
Wntll i H
i 1 of Ingrain mid Hih-pI
! 'ury 8chwartz'
l.o new advertisement
ild in our pnper to-dtiy
ili ctili jewelry Ht lowest
."k's popular jewelry More,
i he tin innn and iIumlwr
t neat new iim to the
ha--lireft
NYnL'-t nnd l;ilf;tsl lin
ciy and kcIiudI sujipUns ;tt
of i.dion
low prtM-
at llock s
llooigi- KeuiortT smllt's Hip
arrival of a baby girl. Motlior and
baby are doing well.
Ijftdien' Spring Jacket ro wld JW
TO,"eSLSi eESiih rSSSI ? ih-i ; iST i
wit ere
,vller
Honnitii Marsdorf. who siune years
ago hail a shooting gallery in the base-.
mp"J. . "s" " "ow
. M . ,f . HQt,
ciilltlreu'n Suits and pauts are to bo
sold at continuation prices at the One
1'rice mar uiotinui. i iau,3iaucii ununa.
Lehlghtnn and Weissport needs,
manufacturing imlnsttles. Parties
looking for a local ion ran find none
better than here.
-P. 1. Clark and Ambrose Kast were
on a piscatorial excursion to Pine Ron,
Weduesday. Thoy hooked twenty,
three trout, so they say.
The girl who didn't have au faster
bonnet found Just as much pleasure In
a ride In one of jRke Klstler's turnouts
as did the damsel who sported new
lieadwear
The Oermania Saeugerbuud will
hereafter hold their meetings at the
Volley House, instead of tho Mansion
House, on North KIrst street.
Dr. W. K. Dan.er, the well-known
eye, ear and uoso specialist, of Haele
ton, wi 1 be at the Exchange Hotel Id
this eitv on Friday, May 20. 4w
Strong and woll-niude suits for men
and boys can be lionght Xi per cent
cheaper at the One Price Star Clothing
Hall, Mauoh Chunk, than elsewhere.'
The numerous friends of Miss
1 little Koons, an excellent teacher in
our nubile school, will be much pleas
ed to learn that she is able to attend
to her duties following an illness of
some weoks
- The sprightly Maciingie Progress
is five years old. The paper is a power
for good in its locality and should con.
thine to receive the encouragement of
tho people of.that town.
David Lbberte' teams-like Ileury
Nloholas' hair -are always blight. The
f'oung follow who wnuts to make a losi
ng impression on his sweetheart al
ways litres teams from the jovial Davy.
It is a fact, Luckcubach, Mauoh
Chunk, is showing new and pretty
things in Wall Papers and Decorations.
This is the season tor these irooos.
Don't buy until you see them.
Onadon Hutten Lodge, 080, Indc
nendcut Order of Odd Fellows, of this
city, will participate in tho grand de
monstration atiiazieiou on Hie juxti
instant. The boys will all wear high
silk hats, and they nte a good looking
lot of follows and will no doubt make a
line appearance.
- The taxpayers of this city will vote
oil increasing tho borough debt H6000
on Fridaj-, May 27, for the purpose of
building a hoso house to have rooms
for council, school board, 4c. No one
wKl deny the necessity for such a
building. It should bo built.
-His thought that the "half time ''
suspensions nt the Packerton shops
will not end until May. The company
clulms that these suspensions aro
necessary nt this tiruo in order to
svstemiiw future operations.
Tho Lehighton Hosiery Mill paid
out over 80(10 in wages for the month
of March. Au order of live oases of
hose will be shipped to-day and an
other of the same size is being filled
for shipment noxt week. The work is
progressing lively under the able man
agement of J. W. Yost.
- Tho "Rand of Mercy" will form
ally orgaulne lu Reber's Hall at two
o'clock on Saturday afternoon. Tho
committee cordially Invite all ypung
people over eleven years of ago to be
present on t lie occasion.
llaker Seidel lost a valuable young
colt by death In a peculiar manner the
other night. Its mother was tied In
tho stable lu the usual way, and the
rope used for this purpose became
twisted around the
n.t.l.l ..H..,n. tl.n M.llU
colts neck and
choked it to death.
WIlATHrSltl.Y.
A UutlKlt or luteal X(w I'rom li I.I ely
ltoroiiKli.
- The society erout of tho week was
the marriage of Mr. Charle Reiser,
formerly of Weatherly, but now of Ha
zleton, to Miss JennlClllakslee, youug
est daughter ot W. W. Ulakalee, one of
the oldest as well as one ot the leading
business men of this town. The happy
ovent took place on Wednesday even
ing In Oraco Episcopal church, where
Rev. Tollman, of Mauoh Chunk, pro
nounced the ceremony that united the
young people for llfo. All lu all It was
a most fashionable atfalr to wliMi the
elite of W oatherlr and about two hund
red Invited friends from ueighlwrlng
and distant towns can near testimony.
Iu tho little church that adjoins the
Ulakslee residenco were many flowers
nud potted plants, and the pavement
from the house to the cnurcu was over
laid with rich carpets. A dosed can
vas oauopy built over the pavement
shielded all from the gaze of the trav
eling nublic. The young couple were
the recipients of many presents. After
a short trip they will go to housekeen.
i r ha en-eels nr ine tiesninir lutirmui
deal.
Kxceptlug two locomotives now
lu 001111)6 of building, no more are to
lie built at these shops and conse
quently many of our machinist will
lie oomiielled to seek work elsewhere,
lu the foundry all tho' single men were
suspended Indefinitely. The car shons
are still working full, but even these
' loreB 01 ra8u "'" weu.
i ,TTM'' S?iile,r T1 Bbout .p30
little folks last Saturday by presenting
decorated Easter egg to each one of
j them. The distribution of the eggs
I was made in Cassler's Rluk. Several
I !? tLPLZ'iS!
1 jker near their plaoe for our spec -
lal benefit.
ThU is either an evasive.
or aud exhibition ot Ignorance to the
t 1 11 ,1' 1L 1
nnimsiiioii v..,.,
-Weatherly has uow a base ball olub
j ..in i ..n ... i.i..j
HU Will UHV UW Ml HHHMW WVTHIW
n. .11 r ... uu V.
pelled to Iwetow.
M l 1.1.1 AH LILLY
Tlie 1
lluMli-Bn Cnwkldate lr
lnsu-Kt-Laree.
General V'illiam Lilly, was born in
Tales county, . V., Juin3, 18SL In
1838 he removed with his father to
Cerbou county, Pa., and settled at
i-Brryviiu. uu was a cunauoxor ou ine
uoavsr Meadow Railroad iu lasts, ana
. , AB ... uab alni.lA.1 ..
year he was elected a brigadier gener
al, the youngest man iu the state who
bad attained so high an honor, lie
nioted to Peutt Haien. in Carbon
untv. and was tirctcil to tlie the
Legislature bv the Democrats in 18S0, .
mid ugalu in 1s."l. when hibtiicl I
missed being choscu i'u i , mi ultici.
w Inch fell to John IVssu.i. wli. hi.,
(icnetul Lilly, was tlit.n a strong licnui
ciut. and w tio wit li the genci al i liau' il
hi views duriog tbu wul uud l "aim .1
pronounced Reptililicen
Until the autuniu of lil t.i'ui-al
lilly wus uu actue Democrat lu LLait
year lu. bee tme a working lieimblicati
aud lias ictiilillled one cs, siuiv II.
has utti ml,- I sc ml National Rcpuldi
can ni nt I'm- as delegate ot altci
ua'e .iiul lias lacii a number uf er
important Iti'iaililii'in htite I'ohM-n
tlollsimi lS'-l I Ic sfivcil an li p'l'oll
ean deUgut at l.u. Ill Llie Costiln
tlooal tJuUlvlltloli IU WT". t iki'., all
aetire part in thi proeeedings uf the
.cOtnrsMllon
newsy weissport. 1
TttUlctor RMftrtyTownllHi-Hyrhron.-
rti-il In Bhmt Knlt-Bnp Order
tT tlid
sti.tih'i" nnd Cfcnni.
li M. Bolt, hn tm been in Now
Mexico forn number of years, returned
I
Mr-. .lacol', lioyer. ..f Hlatl.igton, is !
.iti....i .. I. K r ....i,ii,i., 1
.n.in m,i.ni.n.
-lien Runts in laying a substantial
' Mag pavement in front of his residence. O. U. A. M, plaoeu in position me mc
- Nathan Snyder and daughter Miss I ner atono of their now hall and dedl
Mnry, are visiting In Lehigh county, j oaled ihe building to the service and
- B. F. Zellner, of Seigf rled'a llrldge, perpetuation of the principles, alms
transacted business In town to-day. i and objects of the Junior Order of
H. ILKrcldler will shortly display
.' 1 a ulsfiin
lin-of hnby oarringes.
(he well known Chart Itotli.
Mi., mi. n. ...HmnKin A...-hr I
ltrdnv at Allentown nnd Betiilhem.
. ebto In thU town ws how-
Mmorv l,pk In IHrtl hel. hn
WAN ,, ih. bimliipHM of beer bottlluc. I
onnth - r Individual Is pronrt of a bottle
Sed I.V .lOhn ( llttll 111 lllol.
Rcv. J. 1. Yotter, of the Evangelical
(hurcb, 1'arryvllle. was a familiar
lire hore iVedni'siIny.
-Weissport was favored with a visit
from Webster Weiss, of Rethteheiu.
this week. Mr. Weiss formerly lived
in tlila county.
-Our unnnlai and hustling Ji. J.
Hongen has Just purchased from Mrs.
Helen Honah. a frame dwelling situated
on Fnion Hill.
MlsaWeeder, an estimable young
ludv from the state of Iowa. Is sojourn
ing pleasantly with the Misses Rnpp
on lower White street.
-Sylvestor Snyder, accountant for
the Carbon County Improvement Com-
any, did business at Wllkesnarre on
Wednesday.
Ottr public schools will close a very
successful term on Monday. The
teachers. Pi-ofessor Minnichand Miss
Fva DeChant. de-serve warm cntulnnu-
dfttlon for the good done during tho
tonn.r ' "
Our popular )ouug friend.
Al. I
Youngkeii, ft back from Kimkletou,
Uonroe Countv, where he visited the
Comioil of the Jr. O. U. A, M. He re
ports them In a flout ishing condition.
Aftor au absence of fifteen years
iu New Mexico, Henry, son of the late
Solomon Solt, Is back among relatives
and friends in these "diggings" for
a few weeks. He brought with him a
young son of Orlando lloyer. of Topeka
Kansas.
Tims far fifteen of our best young
ladles have signifiisl thiir intention of
joining the Daughter's of Liberty and
liavo signed the appiioatiou lor a
charier in the bauds of William White
head, Jr., one of Rti-oh Council's euer
getio members.
O. .1. Saeger hus sold bis retail
store to O. W. Kuutsi & Co., In otder to
devotejnore of his time to the build
ingupof his wholesale business. He
handles all kinds of fruits and vogeta-,
bles, cigars, confectionery, wood and I
willow ware and solicits your trade.
-Mill.,'., s.f.o,. 1.1. 1T , I
W. 11. Adams havo been sued by Dan.
lol Williams, of Lehighton, who wants
justice and damages. Williams lived
in Horn's house and was notified to
get out lie didn't git, so the above two
moved for him. The case will conic up
before 'f-kjuire IlelU.
- -The Carlton County Commissioners
hate served a writ on the overseers of
the poor of tho borough of Weissport
to show cause why they shall not pay
several hundred dollars due the coun
ts for the malutntuenco of Milton
Deibert who for several years pnst has
been an Inmato of tho Damillo Insano
Asylum. The borough authorities
claim that Deibert was never n rosi
dent of this town and they will resist
payment.
John S. Miller, Lsn chairman ot
tho Memorial Day sub-commltteo has
Issued a call for a meeting nt tho office
of Dr. W. L. Kutz nt 7:P0 o'clock Fx I-1 tyrants. It was this restlessness under
day evening. The comniltteo as np- the yoke of a tyrant's rule that gave
pointed tiro: It. A. Outh, of tho to us a blessed liberty, It wus this
Knights of Honor; W. L. Kutz, of Polio natural, Inherent, Godly right of overy
PoooTriboof Reil Men; C. A. Goth, P. I man to BO a king over himself that
O. S. of A; Milton Setzer, Stroh Council, , filled the hearts and souls of tho Revo
Jr. O. U. A. M.; V- H. Christnum, Order lutlouary patriots with the llro of 11b
of Iron Hall: II. A- Knerr, Moulder's 1 erty, and which to-day makes us free
Union; A. A. JJeJtz, Lutheran and i citizens ot the grandest nation on the
ReformedSundny schools: Dr. Andrews face of God's earth. I do not wonder
and A. D. Rishel, Evangelical Sunday 1 why our forefathers wero willing to
schools. I sacrlflco their lives, their fortunes and
i miri.i: us Tin: no.
l'liiali I'liliircii uf riimtlltir I'm us Ci
nnd (lolnu;.
milng
. .Ex-Judge Meendseu, of Towamen
sing, was in town Wednesday.
. .Frank Oerber aud wife, of Auilen
rled, were in town over Sunday.
.The genial CI. 11. M. Stockerand
wife are visiting Gaston friends.
. .John Stark aud wife.of South Kas. '
ton, are visiting relatives In town.
. .iurs. i. ij, unnipueu, oi iinsioru, i
spent Sunday with her parents on 4th
stteet.
. .John Schalfer nud
Eostou, spent Sunday v
In town.
.A.C lll'0lliead is at l1emitlBton.
N. J., angling for members or the tinny !
tribe. - ,
..Miss Laury. of Mnuoh Chunk,
spent Sunday with Miss Floy &rn on
Third street. ,
.Genial Clint lie Maurer, of Wilkes-
lwrr. wns in tnv.ii with tl.o -Lnv." vnr
Sunday '
... '. , , , ,, ,
Wesley Schuyler and wife, of
, , - - . ,,,,,,,
Michigan, were guests . or U llliam
Hoffonl and wUe over Sunday.
... .... . '
aiiss .uaggie nemerer, ot Asiuey, is
visiting Mra. A.- II. Mertz. on north
riret sireei. ,
. Misses Lizzie Sohooh and Dora
Campbell have returned from adelight-1
ful visit to lelatives in Lansfnrd.
Thomas Snyder, after a few duys i
alcnce from till city U lek again '
Iietter looking and liippler than ever
. .Ciiarles Goth aud Frank ; Merits, of
V letssport, lstted Herliert Lisenhour,
frescoed room.
" ...... un '
. .Messrs. J. Rioliurds.of liiilu,lolilua. I
W. P. aud J. I. Rintey, of Boston, reg-1
uttered at the Mansion House yester-.
day.
. We saw. John HelUotlmier. uf Al. !
lontown, on our streets WeiluesiUiy. to o'uoe of trust and lesponsibill-1 Reading pattern, and dou thesamo
He looks well and hearty, alter haling ty, men whoso only quulilioatlous May loth. The caps are slightly differ
gone through a railroad wreck. In fo' ofllolal favor are, determination to out in shaiie from those now worn on
which lie was very badly injured.
Miss Nora Clark, one ot Doyles
town's popular and successful lady
teaehers, wa iu town Friday with her
sister, Miss Annie.
Samuel Diokeusou, wifeuud daugb,
ter, M. O. Bryan and wife, Mrs. Hunter
and others attended dtvlue services In
' on S.u"(Ug'
the Kpiscopa! church, Maucli Chunk
1 ,inJl Aptt".i, V,1U"
faoturer of "Aruer's Celebrated Phos
phates," wa in town for a few hours on
Saturday, hulking as happy and hearty
.foi.
,,.,,, . ., . , ,
. Wllluuii uhert, tioonie Reichard
sn Ol. .. 1 l 11. I , ,, j ,
I and Charles K Brinktnau. ptiuular
1 fT 'WLi"'''' ,?r,loare
cwve rne excursion will no doubt
F. ...-..u. u.. nW.r
nol! " trl"'
.8. J. Kiatler, Est)., and Dr. W- G.
M. fseiide, of Lehigbton, who returned
recently from a trip to Florida, were
registered at the American Hotel Sun
day. Allentown Item.
Deteetlve Smith. of Alleutou ua,
here Monday, lie hail bis u-nih.'i cm
on be look out,
. Profs. S. Z. Stlupc anil III urge
Gray, of our public schools, spent
Easter at home iu Dauphin county.
U. O. Ihisui, one of t he Ihigh
. Coal 4- Hardware Company litm.of
I thl lively little city, is in ischuylklll
ciittiti loouuig up tiusiucss in tne
powilci and dyuanitte line
Wc lial tli.' pliasuie ..fclo-stng
dints with , ,, rneiiil William
Mot'kci. now it .l,is,.j t'ity.whois
usiting in tnwn toi a I .l.is Will
looks in.l till,, ,, snoietime
moiiug im. k to Una salubrious lucallty.
Kestaiiianter W l'. li-s ,i,..u,m-
tianied bj Ids daughter. Miss Gertie.
l uesiray eiunyeu t ne leugntrul pleas
ure of a ride to Tutn.ti!iia Inbuilt Mr
Pi Jer's faucr stepp, i
Mis Frank H.oi-ci hu.I iluuuhtei,
Miss I.yilla, of Dclawaie Wstei I lu.
are Rlll'sts ol Miss AiM-uin , ,n oi ,n,t
riiatltcs In this citv
Miss unie. Ihe i'-tituatik' iluali
ter ol out i st
I townsman. Ueu
Gro-saeup. is
horn from Plainfleld.
N J.
A GALA DAY FOR PLEASANT CORNER,
A M lM.lrte Thflr Onty NW
IlnlMInx Ailllrtoiilr.
There vhi no more hus-
plolous eveut in the local
history of Pleasant Comer
WgfWand theoommunlty known
laBUPaa the Mahoning Valley
than that of Baxter Mon
day, when Oak Drove Council. 357. Jr.,
'Uni,ei American Mechanics. The
,..,. .M.,i iTi II. N'othsteln
of thin city, and I located i.bout one
bmidreil ynrds from tho Im1
Hotel.
It is built substantially of frauicatid In
dimensions Is 24x) feet, two stories
high. The .tlrst floor Is for public
meetings, entertainments and local
. .
amusement and me
seooml floor Is
used for Council pu
purposes, ine nan
Is ixrev anil oolofol table ami when lm-
proTementnj'outem plated are iierfecled
. It will be eaual to any hall iutue coun
ty. Oak Orovehassomellvely, earnest
workers In Joslah Miller. .1. E. Me-
Danlel, Joseph Oaumer and Alex
Seidle, who are indefatigable in their
etfortoto advance the Interests of the
Council. The success of Monday after
noon's event Is due to them. At two
o'clock on that day headed by the Jr.
O. U. A. M. dram corps between fifty
and 100 Juniors from Oak Grove,
Lshlgh and Champion Councils fell iu
lino and, marshalled by Joseph Oau
mer. a meinlier of the Order and a
veteran of .the late war, imraded
hall the exetTl.es were opeued by 1
Chairman Seidel wltli singing followed I
with ninsic by the drum coriw, nflr
which Oeorge W. Morthltner, of this (
Innn. w liitroibioeil and Nlioke for a .
4 U '- I IICIi llvillllllllB tv
short half hour. Among oilier things I
tlmt he wld vai:
Follow citizens nnd llrothers:
Yu )
occasion suoli
h us this is always one of
slaninmuee. The dodica-
ding, the laying on
more or loss
tion of n bull
uln.ll.... ...ln.1 ..l.lnl. I. tn ..n..l.w.t '
the after actions of ouo's liTe. Cluster
ed around and ubout this auspicious
event will ever linger ploasnut recol
lections, and as this organization grows
in strength nun wgor, so win ine niem-
ories of the past revive, and thoughts of
Infancy nud early struggles come buck
to us. If our houso Is built on a found
allon of truth, honor, justice, lituo,
purity, luitrlottsm, and love ol iioil, it
will stand vigorous lu itself, but If tho
foundation be without those principles
of truth and justice, the mansion, no
matter how grand nud stately, will
crumble to dust nnd sopn become a
H-'iW of the past. It is the fonndation,
tllu corner stone that keeps up the
structure, and iu (his you will have
nothing to fear -for with such mlncl-
pies as those which bind us together In .,,:,' r..i,' ' . V," """"
the common brotherhood of man this Al 1cit'lmrl. s killed on
structure will stniid forever glorious in tho alley road some time ngo, sued
its own light. Long after you and I the company for dauiiiges. Tho case
hieisN.lBay and are crumbled to was In twuit this week and settled
theilust.tho principles liero represented ., , , " .
will lire anil fiourlsh. others will take lli0 "l(,ow w111 '1 tho com
our places aud push mi the good work pauy to pay also tho costs of the suit
wo havo begun, for as time passes on and pay hor 8150 for lawyers' fees. The
our members will increuse until tliov
will bo legluii. It is only natural that
it should be so, only light to expect
tlmt tho youug men born iu this laud
of light and freedom should cluster
around nn organization with principles
ns broad as onr own. It Is human to
bo n patriot, natural to dcslro liberty
of thought, action and principle, and
thus It Is not to bo woudered nt. that
from tl beginning of timo -in all
ages and in nil countries, thero al
ways was n restless spirit of tuibulency
caused by dospotism and the rule of
their honor lu fearful warforo when I
review the
counttios.
history
ot monorchia!
la l,n,o 11 innn 1...... t,,.,1..,. ,vl... 1....1,
logon the grand old colors, would not I
cry out ns did Patrick Henry," Give
me Liberty or give mo death, " nnd yot
those imtriots had not tasted of tills
Godly blessing, but they felt It, they
realized it, and from the work-shops, i
iirpsinos nnn iHisinoftR nouRfs.q. i nnr
rusljelto arms leaving: wife, mother
nuu childfiu, many never to icturu, ,
dying iu the marshes aud swamps far
,' ",,",
"" im "o and unmarked
if (,, ,i ""su . """'
mnuml. irmnder tliati nnr mnnnmnnt
over chUollod by liumau liands,
Ono cardinal object of tho Jr. O. U.
A. M. is the upholding nnd upbuilding
of our publio schools -from the top of
every ouo a ting should ever float. Tho
J'V.V! , , ,? , S, ""I-rocK upon
wutcti our iiuertles nrc fouudel aud
upon which our national super-striic
ture, honored aud respected by nil
1 i...n.' 1 ' ,i.
uiiuwus, uun utsru uiuii, HUU U1U 111V
bulwarks of their defense, heuce what
j lw B moro anDr0prlnte insim,!..
. .. 1 -!.:-.'.-- . "I
inrnnrinip insimiin. .
or sight more beautiful to behold tuati
the Hug of our country proudly floating
l........1 .Hn.lln.
llj iflUllui. IliiillllJK i
over ine lortresses oi our tree lnstl-
tutions. It will be a valuable assistant
totlio teachers, the dear, old starry
banner ; for though It hangs silently
lfore the children on the walls of their
rwpective rooms, yet there will ever
U?w from 'f a Pyleep uiuler-ourrent
of uneonselous tuition, whlchshall con-
tinno to (ow 0I1 through their souls
m,d uves and actions, long after many
oi ine leaciiers lessons nave
fnded
awav into fursretfulness. I also wish to I
lmorewi tlie Imnortanesof tennhlnirtlin i
principles of Civil (Joverumeut In our
schools. jOue of tho dangerous enemies
to which our repnblioau form of
Govermeut is exposed, is the olectiou
to get au nincoauu inetr willingness to
be used by designing politicians to
enhance selfish purposes. Teachers
should touch the duties and responsi-
unities oi oiuciai position, as iveu as
the dangers arising from the orostitu
tlon of a public trust, to the service of
mere illttcal demagogues, in order
that Uoui'ity aud Intelligence rather
t ltn.il intrigue and avarice, may be the
standard ot uualllloatloiis far onlce de
minded by the people
NOTES B THE W AV.
t,. The members of the Junior Drum I
Corps are Amandes Oochrau, 11. A.
Moeaer, William Muthard, David Muth
ard, William Horn and C. II Seidle.
, ..,. J , . M'. . , . . oxrilllV.
I Tho h.w nnii. i i u.
tune but tliey are getting there.
, Kiiti and 11. A. Delfendenfer
projuuient visitors present
Oak Orove has 75 met
.Oak Orove has 75 members. The
council was Instituted Ootober 11. vm.
SKenrrHticiirr tinisiv.
iti. . . ...
All seoret sooietlee tn this city
and W elsstjort should take part iu the
tKSer ,",ra",,"tr,l"" Al,8t
fainllv. of South ' ,1 r Ytt"VaVic,"OT luu llU11 uo .V.m 1110 county underthe
erv VlPRBaratlr' T iuuuulvu. mouu-. uow uaKer uauot Uiw. Tho oloctiou
eij lUPHHitr.ii ,1110111 niftrksthoir ornvftH. imri vi-t nti nflltarU ma w..n ...i r "
lupAusd of olorr oror hnrorn ni'pr thn Plmfloo A Wn,.., I'linniL iA'
i.-:vrIuiu'"za';r" n'r' '' ..?7J K.- U b10 " 8""lr evealng. The prob
t"".! McKport,ill beiustltute.1 on abllitle are that be wlllbe eleoted to
April 33. rills makes tue twelfth Ger- the pastorate of the charge ooraprising
mau C astle lu Peuusyivauia. thr Towamenslng and Big Creek. . large ami nuall iituUtl, sU our low
IlL-Mai, KIoU Corumandai r. K. ti IVnt U' it iv.,.i. n, ,.i,i.. ..., .... ui. .i..it..,u ,A .u
E. of this oity, have decided to partio,-
pate in the graud demonstration at
tjuamliersburg, on
May UHh. Viua
arrangements will I
um If iKxt Moo
duveieulug
iSrl'he elis.-tton u-tunn.
from the rniiimaiilctii-sortl
Regiment of Petiusyliania
llranch. K ti E.une the
So vent h
Military
fulluwiug
. result: for ( oloui-l, l D
Johnstown, received Zi
tJiuucn, oi
votes, for
Lieut Col , Geo M. Lewis, of
Hudio
ttaad, mvivetl IT vtiK .1 K I'.li ick. of
Rlttucb. and M Uuu aw thnrv
fore eltiott d, iieotucly, (Ndoi.el ami
iift Iiitalnicnt fur " M
t- auii'iiut ml! l'U you flotlnu
Ab
to Hi
One fna Mtur Clothimr Hall. Mannh
Chunk, which should be s irreit in
, duoemeol for yua to call.
IN A FEW WORDS.
A LI let r Writer Telle Ihe Sterj or Ilia
Happening! ot n Week In seal About
"'"
ur. j. n. bhiii is president or
I Mauoh Chunk's II. of T.
r lV(0 Weatherly lilldreu were eaoh
presented with a chocolate egg by O.
V. Miller of that town on easter Sun
day. 1 Kor loosing a ttager. leaker Hor-
lachor, of Weathorly, had to "set tip'
the Ice cream for the town,
Don't bet.
.Tor.,, IIa. ir.lt 1 1
...,,. ...,,..t,. .i.., ru
to JcanesviUe.
T Tho Evangelical, Reformed, Luth
eran Union Sunday school, of Mahon
ing, near Horn's, will purchase
new
organ and are now soliciting funds for
that purpose.
J. Thompson MoDantel Is still the
lively proprietor of the impular Kagle
Hotel, nt Pleasant Corner.
There is au opening in Weatherly
for a good boot black.
Prof. J. P. Rowland, formerly of
his county, but for some years past of
Allentown, will move to Philadelphia
about May 1st.
" Rev. C. D. Clatlss, of Muhlenberg
Uflss of TRI. confirmed eleven catechu
mens on Sunday In the Lutheran
church at StrouiUburg.
' Harry V. Clatlss. or the Amerirau
Hotel, at Maueh Chunk, and a member
of the Allentown Lodge uf Klks, was
registered at the Hotel Allen Sunday.
Allentown Item.
" Paval Oaliosli, an Audcnreid Hun
gnrlan, is iu the Haleton hospital
with a broken head.
Mike Streak, a Carbon Couiitv
dago, Is under treatment lu a Luwno
' "u,"-v ''l'"ni.
Mr Williams Kmms. mice elei k for
J. C. Hayden A Co., at Jeanesvllle. will
take charge of the Western Union Tel
, ,n ....
"IP" 0""-e" '
Messi-s. Staufter and Wear, of Uett-
ver Meadow, the young men who lime
leased a tract uf land at that place for
coal mining purposes, will commence
cor-',,,,.,,,....
Libit tinvt ,i ...itr
operations probably next week.
Sir Knight C. A. Hitter, of Weath
eily, and Sir Ktiiglit Cross, of Mnurli
Chunk, delivered inleiestlug addresses
lo St. .Tallies CouiniHiidery, No. C8. ,
Knights of Malta, nt Allentimn. Men
day evening.
No more work this week' at our,
breakers. Slnco the great railroad deal !
bo satisfied with three days or nothing.
v hen the railroad company gives cars
tho breakers run, and when they say
no cars the breakers stop... Cor. Daily
Standard.
A Itsmnite Salt Settle.!.
M .... 1.- T-It , . .
rase had attracted considerable ntteu
tlon on account of its Importance nnd
on necouut of the eminent legal talent
that would have bceu pitted against
each other. For Mrs. Reichutd, up.
penrcd Messrs. Freyiuuu nud llcydt, of
Maucli Chunk, nud Gen. W. H. .Mc
Cartney, of Wilkes. llarro. The.defenso
was represented oy Messrs. Crulg and
Loose, of Mauch Chunk, and Hun,
Robot t H Wright, ot Allentown.
It Miiile Cumtiilnifi, Mp,l,
It is said that tho maddest man over
the deal was Charles II, Cummings,
son In law of the late Asa Packer. Mr.
Cunimlugswas u Floriia and know
nothing of what was going on until it
was all consummated. It is said ho was
Intensely indignant and Mrs. Cum
mings shared his Indignation. He do-
uuuuceu inoso who went luto tho deal
for tho Valley In unmeasurod terms.
This ro,npl nnTra .11.... 1 .
inis renort eomss rlirect nn,i in,iim i
diets the statement originally inado
that Mr, Cummings had assisted the I
Reading iu consummating the deal
Lnstou I ree Pross.
ihe coming Election.
The members of council lmvi, u,.i.i
wisely In deciding to submit ton vote
ni f m nnnt. a nf . . uH .i. ..t
orulictheror no they want h hoso 1
house. An Mectinn far thi.
will be held on Friday, tho 27th day of
iuu, utinvcu um uuurs oi seven o. m.,
mid seven p. in. There will no doubt
'cry inrgo voto polled as the elec
erllng, inspectors the clerks not hnv-
ing ueeu namea at this time.
The prosont bonded indebtedness of
tho borough Is g9,400a very small
amount compaied with other and
smaller borouolis in thn vuitnP
Our cltlzeus and the growing import-1 ur'"K your Fnrtu Wagons, Flno (Sir
tiuco of this city demands such al.i , r, , o- , ,
building and it should bo elected. riages, Rabj Cartiages. Signs or what-
7 '
For Kent. .
A Largo 'JL, story Frame Dwelling, with
.. . - r". . ...-.-i -
ftllMllClll. Wltltfl n ,m 1 llnn.,u n..nni
!, ciT l miA f.t '
--' ' Ml' u,l uw,v Ul'lMilJlUll
na n rlt,trlr. n,,,t r..
s..,witj ctiu wiuui-lj SlUIU rOOIU,
situato on North First street. Tho
contents of tho store Includlugstock of
guuus, 1'iwnuc unu iouee roaster with
good will be sold reasonable, on
account of owner of property moving
away. Apply on premises to
William R. Rbx.
P. S. Y lot of Norway maplo shade
trees for sale at 50cts per tree, to lie
taken fresh from ground.
Tlielr Summer L'nlfurui.
The pasaeugcr tinlu employer on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad havo received
orders to procure summer uniforms
and new cap of the Philadelphia
me vaney ana the coat Is longer. The
I P A R. buttons will take the place of
I L V.. much to tho regret of all the
boys,
I'lratant Kntertaluuieiit.
The iwpular Cucoo Club, a musloal
orgauliatlon of this city, gavo one of
their Interesting entertainments at
Pleasant Corner. Monday evening.
The programme was made up ot an oHe
of fun aud everybody was pleased,
t'sblnet I'liotetrrsrlie Free nt HUlirlft
to all persons lu Carbon County ntxive I
the age ot 85 year. !
I'.iiiiivvii.I.t;. J
Tlie llieuta or liar In tlie Iron Town
llultoiulxe.1.
-W. . .,11 Ia ,l.ll .....1...I
oouvulisMwioeIf Mrs Frferlok
. Schmidt, who lias been quite lllof lata. 1
-Joou Harber 1 home from Lehigh ,
county where be was on a vWt to his I
jiareuU. II didn't bring those cigars'
along with him.
. -Rev. Kel,r. of Ohio, discoursed ,
eiple of our public aeh'ools, aoaorapaii -
led by his wife, snent Raster very
pleasautly at Peunsburg.
We tender an earnest avnituithr tn
Mr aud Mrs. George Reinuart, In the
early death of their bright UUle deugh
ter Miriam, ho died early Tuesday
morning nt the tender age ot seven
vam. uflMe in ill, ,uu . , t i, rAU
wiininaiiireeilinsease.tvphoid. Ilnrisl
Thin sla.i.
-Postmaster Joseph Fields is coo
Hiied to the house
Miss Lydia Fields has the honor
of haling sent the first money order
through the post otHee at this place
Miss j.',, ,.. ,,,,, obliging iiostniis
tics-
Miiiiiaul J 11 Kistlei and wife
s,,. nt Sunday with IteUileheui friend.
A popular Lehighton business man
ou oar streets Tuesday was A L Ha-
gernuut
Post Offlee "Dont'a"
Dont mail any letter until you nr
ure that It is completely and property
addreasi'd
DoU'1 pi
the address s, i that there
oui fm the isist mark,
in the hurry oi business,
mime or the side you In
ir own u veri common
will l, ....
Don'l fail
to Willi' t lii
tMid and , o
error.
Vou't rail t aki eeitaiu that your
manner of writing tho untne ofan
ollice oi stnt i' ltlHr lint num... II I.. 1...
i mlstnkmi foi- i,.,u.. i
. . . ' " . "ITinr-
ance. u is onen iietter tn write the
name of the state in full.
Don't fall, ir yon are iu doubt as tti
the right name of tlte office for wldeh
your letter is intended, to consult the
Postal Uulde, which auy postmaster
will be pleased to show von
Il tlis -nlfa ot cno ol tho bolt known tar.
tnacljts la New ltavon. lining huslneis at 141
Dlxirell Are., and e ireslilrnt of Dm Connce
ttcut Pharmaceutical Afsoclatloa fl sayjt
"My wife was for jcveial years lu bad
health, due to a complication ot dlaorderj.
Frleada persuaded licr to take Hood's Sarsa
patlUaj she took 0 or 8 bottle, and Is cer
tainly a great deal better since, In overy way."
Mrs. Martha Peed of 1885 Itanisey street,
Baltimore, Mil., voluntarily says;
" For Over 8 years 1 suttered n Itli a
Complication of Rlsonsoo
till the summer found mo a confirmed InvMlit,
blood poor, arnetlto gone, bowels out of
order, and I was miserable In mlud and
bedy. I read of such wonderful cures per
formed by Hood's Sarsaparllla that, at last,
I thought I would try a bottle, as, It It didn't
make ine better, It could not mako mo worse.
It old mako mo better, aud on my third bottle
X found myself almost
A Now Woman
t will gladly convince any lady, as I have
proYea 10 myseir, mat puruying and enrich-
to perfection, ts tho best CanstlmtUaal
Treatment, and In many cases, does away
iui an i.ocr.1 i rentment m the many dls
esses with which women are amieted." Trylt.
HOOD'S
Sarsaparllla is es
pecially adapted
For Ladies
and will euro difficulties peculiar to the aex.
N". n. Be sure to get nood's sarsaparllla.
HOOD'S PILLS cute Urer ills, conitlpttlsii,
l-lil. mi ,-ai, jiunillte, tick heidtehe, Indlgeitloa.
. VI '1 1'riiflits. l'rlcfl SI rent!.
liargain is sure, at H. R. KiiF;itii.cR'.s
Clieap Cash Cnrringe Works, he will
sell a -
u Carriage, bluing Wagon, Farm Wagon
or a Cart, at pricos which can not be
i,, ....... .11 1 1.. t i.ii. ,t..,i..
no is gobiy to strike a
blow at all foimer price On new
w,,rk ,IS wel1 Ks 011 "Uklnd of light and
heavy repairs wldch he U now ready to
oxecnte
his new shot) across the canal bridge,
eissport
ever you want Painted. Remember the
placo Kriedler's New Carriage Factory,
Welssuort
Are uiarkiugtheprieMouallouratO)d
at Rock I lot loin Figure, lieenivw wa
want to liave your onstom. W don't
believe lu Rig Prices so we
chaugitu the figure on our whole stock
of Dry Good, Clollilug. Hoot. Hlioes,
Hat. OaitH. Qavrpeta, Oil (Hot its. Wood
and Willow Ware, Qtteenaware, Grmvr
les Notions. c. TUU we find U
11,1 full.. unLrLII I... .1, . I
. -.' ., ..r.. l-".!-.
' V"' row'1 "r tor to buy our new
IN
1 Lrt nfTTnTii Fir nTiirl'nnrT Tfianmnrt
I ?".' iWMi(4m or Wlinniinrt.
uorn iniy uin you s.n we Bare.
'
IT
will be a pleasure foi us to wait
so come and see us
GEO. H. ENZIAN,
niegel's Old Stand,
Nortli First Stii-i-t I !
, 1
ghun.
, ,
btiarneiiu tut- Au tiC.Ur
Ill" ' Xi ''''BAiSCtS
LOW SHOE DE
20 di Here ill, styles and
s.
I jew i
Prices, as usual,
Opera- House
Henry Schwartz's,
First street, Lehip-hton.
Baby G
aps, Ruchings,
or Notions of
you see
the
Al HAfyliiliil Al S
Obert'fj Block, Lehighton.
are s
ttWHBair
' iretij
W all Papers
w
we woes
8Bve j on ea!
Comu nnd seo its,
Howor's Blook, Opp., 1 O.
Tlitie is no link in out'
in.. : i .
.t.sioi, u i.s .sun: u, in-
Inst yen'r weie very large nnd
monse, but we wnnt to do better in 185)2 nnd tn this end have
bought vory largely of nil kinds
Pnrlov Suite, Loungei. fables, C7hair. Hook Ctoses l'nney
liockoin, Side 7ioards mid the other tilings in this Hue, beside
many new and linudsome pstttims in Ingrain and Ihusscl Cur
pots. Our plnn for iucrflHsing our iiiHiiess in 18!2 is through
tho medium of low prices nnd beet qnaliiy of goods. H'e kindly
ngk yon to come nnd see us, cxnniiuo our goods nnd lenm our
! .1 . PL 1 ll I
prireg at.d we fhel wire will beeonio our patrons,
Kespeetfully,
KEMERIJi ifc iSaVARTZ,
NORTH FIRST STREET,
I"" i ... .fi n . , ,
The Cheapest Place in Town
For Wnl Fapor, Borders smd Dooora
tiouis at
Owen H
EjllElg;
ig'g-esi!
ihe C1oiBBBt.y d
The II
mm mi
AT
nth o dubi ivaHnunL.
MAIK'IJ Clll'Mt, PA.,
Mn f4ooN, SI assess CkOoids.
Wi3irc;i5 Pkickn for ibis
sale, umn
to vail aiBd see
BROADWAY,
Mauch Chunk, Pa,
PARTMENT.
makes to select from
the Very Lowest.
T
Block, Lehighton.
9
At low prices at
f! Si n h-ft .
9 Odd 9 1 llllllllllgb,
any kind until
new stock
sOBaie very
& Decoratioas,
Id
lie ile:'eil i
I uml eee
Olms. A. Goth.
business; we believe in
Ct Jill" at
st-pi-lfj n
. 11 ..1 - ,
luuuiui u nun 1 ucccss. utiT s.tii'8
tlie holiday trade was simply im
;l
of Furniture Hed Room nnd
lid and
Iron Streets.
AsoriiBBBeBiii
eleci Iruou
,Ptiae lie sure
Ihe har'aiii.
A "O fj
Xoili-A.
GLOBE WAREHOrsi.
1ii!ii5S:5r5s4i
U01B
WarehousE.
Specialties
For This W
Mn dftk .Tli Dtt n
onse wed, n few
'sable nt
ilPrSeetlBrttwiSa
("flibir) u' sth no.
X. is Sit' 9
TlBey eaaaaBfiwt lit
where nt the
low lljSj'Biife we
fflite to-eli&y.
Gill
One case of Fancy lledford I ords.
10 inches wide, in spring shades, sight
ly stuff, lfl cents, worth nt) cents
uiting
Florentine Suitings, in gray an t taa
mixtures, .IS inches wide, nil-woo), ch i
ing this week for .17j. Great value
Printed
' "Ur n"'""''''0" ''' l'r'"ted India
I Silks is here. A full line of ( home do
, signs. Quality superior t
I offered nt the price
atiythln,.
Ginghams.
A drive in Dress Ginghams w
Styles In alaittt fifty different d, sigut.
and a )oitive bargain at X cents u sai J
worth 12' , cents
Muslins.
AUmt J,nxn. j-unUof H.wii Mualiut
ynnl wide, at 5 etiU; ntr twlj fui
& 10 111
No. 711 Hamilton Street.
Allontown. ph.