ThU rier form ei.trrl M LolilKli
lonl'mt onira n Seroml Clww Mmtr
The Carbon Advocate
u.maiiTON, risNNA.
Hate, rot Isnl AilmrtlelnB
Charter Notion
Audltoi Notloee
I'oramlMloner Notlcee
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Aarnlnl.trator'i Notlcen - J 2
Kierutor's NOtlOM -
OnaTioHar and Tnenlyl'He OM will hew
anero "invariably charf"! wben nubxriptlw"
are not palil In aavanw.
you nnh J our paiwr ulwntlnneil ft. J1,,';
juration ot jour teim l-i.rf nplJJJ wl'
imiml card aiu tlie. renuent will be romi'llwl
SATUkDAtY, JUNE 11,1802.
Bona Fide Circulation tarter than tliat of
I any Weafclr Kcwtrapar In Ilia loimiy
To Delinquents.
von rt the Camion Advocate by
mall, Just look at the direction tub on
your papor, and you will sco Just how
irnii nro Indebtod for the pnper;
remit the same by Tostal Note, Money
Order or Urconbncks without delay.
We need the money a dollar or two to
each Is not much, the u?grogate to us
.nn,mftn Imiulrcdsof dollars, uoinc,
gents, pony up. Address.
, II. V. MOimilMEK, Vrop.
LehlKhton, Va.
r,n.iinn,,Bntsllvlue in this neighbor
hood will please caJI and settle, and
are 25 cents for cxWoction.
NOTICK.
" Pursuant to the Kulos of the Demo
crailcTpaity, of Carbon county, Notice
Is herebv elvon. that the Annual
County Meeting of the Democrats
Carbon county will be held at Mauch
PhnnV. Pa.. In llio Court House, on
Monday August 15th, 1892,at 1 o'clock,
p, m.; at which meeting otllcers nre to
be appointed for holding Delegate
Elections, the day for holding Delegate
Elections Is to be ilxed, as also the
time for holding the County Conven
tion. Members of the County Com
ralttee for the ensuing year nro nlso to
be elected. FRANK P. SHARKER ,
Chairman Dem. County Committee.
IUfsukr Jt Cassidv, of Mauch Chunk,
have opened a branch office at Hazle
ton. Both nre wise, sagacious, brilliant
legal lights, and will no doubt do well
In the cltv of cnve-lns. Wo wish 'em
success.
IThe signs of feace in the Democratic
horizon are few and far uctween,
lamentable circumstance, an unnecos
sarv and uncalled for condition of
affairs that the rank and illeof the
party should not allow to exist by vir
tue of their power. Let the leaders
cet-toiether. or If thoy won't the tile of
the party should choose new leaders.
No one can understand the trials
and difficulties of a councilman but
that august Individual himself, and
particularly Is this the case in our little
cltv. when with an almost depleted
treasury they are confronted with tl
expense of a hundred and one Im
provements that aro almost it not
practically a necessity, and yet things
must remain as they nre. It takes tli
wisest economical engineering to niaki
ends meet with expensive lawsuits on
hand, but wo hope to seo things come
out right and Lehlghton move forward
with old-time enthusiasm before nu
another year rolls by. Let the peopl
be patient yet a little while and all will
be well. Those who would handicap
the town's Interests now will soon be
full of regrets for so doing.
ItAll.llOAl) NOTi:S.
Short Paragraph! That Will beof Intereet
to the ltallroatl lloje.
According to tho Iron Age of May
26, the Baldwin Locomotive Works has
booked an order from the Lehigh nl.
ley Company for 23 now locomotives
and from the Reading Company fof
four. Two of the former nro of the
Vauclain compound pattern, whilo tho
Reading's four are to be used between
Philadelphia and Now York.
JTho Reading requires from each
conductor and baggage master ns bond
S250. Not only this but blanks hav
been distributed among station agents
as well asklnesomo personal questions,
among them In reference to property
owned, and asking a statement of their
employment for tho last ten years.
The employes do not tnko kindly t
answering questions of this char
acter.
Beginning with the May payrolls
the Lehigh Vnlley employees will 1
paid by check Instead of cash as here
tofore. The new system will go int
effect with the Juno pay day. The
checks will be drawn on the Liberty
National Bank of New York, or tli
Bank of North America, Philadelphia,
Local banks at Mauch Chunk, Hazle
ton and WilkeG-llarre will rash these
checks at their full value, ns will also
the station agents so far as their funds
will permit. This new order does not
suit the boys in this neighborhood,
Suit Afi-alitet 111. lteailluir.
A bill In equity was filed in the
Northampton County Court on Satur.
day afternoon against the Reading R,
R, combine. The suit was brought by
some of the stockholders who hav
large holdings in Lehigh Valley mil
road stock. They say the lease to the
Philadelphia and Rending is void be
cause the combination is for the pur
pose of creating n monopoly in tl
production and transportation of
anthracite coal, and that this lease was
made by the directors of tho Lehigh
Valley without tho consent of tl
stockholders, or without notice t
them, and is Mill held without the con-
sent or ratification of the stockholders.
On JuuellO tho attorneys represent
lug the stockholders will ask for a pre.
Umlnary injunction against the Read
Ing, and move for the appointment of
a receiver for the Lehigh Valley Rail
road Company, claiming that the
Philadelphia & Rending Is exerting all
Its power to divert lussenger travel
and freight trotllo from the lines of
the Lehigh Valley to the Rending
system, and that If the lease is not at
once set aside the Lehigh Valley, when
Dually the surrender of the lease must
be decreed by the courts, will not be
able for a loug period of years to pay
any dividends by reason of this freight
trattla and rjaaaenger travel being
diverted.
(l.ttyeUura-.
The New York OMUiueretal AdtertUrr says
a recent editorial -
" There ts no spot tu tlile country so attract!
to thOM vt lio hat e patriotic chuxumu, aud
honor heroic deeds, as tit uulet little town
BouUiern i'enuailvaula, known aa Oettjalmrg-,
nhkh the (real battle ol the I'll 11 War hat
made historic lor all time I'ullke YVatrkx,
this field U marked by ruouuiuenu which tell
errydetauof the ttunrie. Neatlrfour hun
dred of theu mark the ir-aj wbare the redml
forces fought and wonetMrfituutf irloii. Maar
of these monutneota are leuuiue works of art
In fact, thts famous batUVBeld' Is a grand out
door National (lalksry of Art heroic Art.
NotkUuE like it can be seen ou either bawl.
pherc. Twenty miImm of roads hate been laid
out on the field, and a wiluoa dollars' worth
bronze? aud marble may be earn in a da
an object for Sjusaeaar K urn. ins then' i
such spot on that "i i.ni i, r 'tin v rur about
Gettysburg is bcaiitniit rtti.i full .it rt-pos,
hotels are good, tmni.ii iuuiauNc ai.
pre, uvuve. and the Heading Kallroad has Hiadc
the tourney thtlbar nwuurtabla and even lux
urioui.
STATE MATTERS IN BRIEF.
Ilie Heel nf N.wa Pulled From a Mnltl
tmte of Kourree.
t The authorities at tlio lunatic aiy-
lnm nt Danville wore day.ed when told
that an appropriation of 170,000 made
by the Legislature In 188!) to build an
annex tot ho asylum had reverted to
n
tho State Treasury becauso the work
construction had not been begun
Ithln tho specitloil time. Tho hospital
has 1,200 patients and but room enough
accommodate 000 proporly.
t"Joe" Tlchen, aged 0 years, nnd
Caslmlr Tlchen, aged 10, climbed a tree
at Scranton to rob n bird's nest. While
In the tree lightning struck it and Joe
as killed. Casimir was stunned. Ills
clothes caught fire and ho was burned
so badly that he will dto.
t A church council of Dnptist clergy
men met at Chester and decided the
ordination of Rov. William II. Wente
null and withdrew tho bond of fellow
ship as a member of the Oospel. The
charges against the young clergyman
were that he forged a letter, second,
repeated and persistent falsehood, and
third, endeavoring to bo released from
his married relation on tho ground of
desertion. Wcntz was present and ad'
milted all tho charges.
t Dr. Thomas O.Morlon.of the State
Board of Charities, has submitted a
minority report to tho Clovcrnor on
the Huntingdon Reformatory invest!
gatlon. lie reflects upon Deputy Sit'
perintendont Smith und declares that
lis punishments nro dangerous and
cruel. His recommendations are in
lino with the majority report.
t During a sham battle on the Lehigh
County Fair grounds County Surveyor
Charles W. Wentzell was engaged in
loading a cannon, when (lie weapon
exploded prematurely and he wa9
killed.
Teachers' Kxnuiututlous,
The Carbon county teachers' exam
Inntions will be held as follows:
r..it WelsiHtrt. for rranklln Independent
Illslrict uml I'arrjtllle, Haturday. June 11.
Mauch Chunk BorouRli, Saturday, Juue 23.
lhlsliton. for l-ehlehton. WrluDort and Pack
eriou, aionnay, June vt
Wcatheily Korougli, Tuesday, Juue 28.
Knt Mauch Chunk llorouuti. Wednesday.
June 2D.
Furnace School House, for rranklln townahhi
Monday, Augim e.
Iluilumdale. for Packer township, Tuesday
Augusts.
liockimrl, tor I.dilRli mid ).ausannetonnshlis,
l nursuay, Atignu 1 1.
Aslifleltl. for East I'enn Township. Thursday
AUCUSt 19.
Mlllnort. for I.ower Towutnenslnic tonuslilp,
calumny, AUEim zu.
Pleasant Corner, for Mahoning township,
AIOUUty, AllgUSt Sir
Stnnv Creek School House. lor renn I oresl
township, Saturday, August 2T.
Lehlehton. spec ill examination, baturday
Septentner it.
ah Bun cants must lie exam ned intneaisirict
In which they Intend to teach, unless written
lernussion lo uo iitiierwise if kiuiiicu uj tuc
loard of lllreclnrs deslrlna to employ such
teachers. No certificate will he grunted to ap
plicants under IT s rars of aue, nor to applicants
who hate not made a careful study of seserat of
ttie best works on teaching. Allapplicants hav-
Inir n full mm (1, lit nrthmrrnnliv. leadlns. writ-
IlKt poiuicai LEeuKmpiiy uiiu pnjaiwiuKj .u laii
pntV celt rale need not lie exam lieu IE
irmifhus this spar, lleleience as to character
will tie required of all applicants pot known to
the Superintendent, interiors are respectfully
requested 10 ue present at me examinations.
T. A. SN IIFR, CO. SSp't
reblgliton, Pa., Mayas, lsiu.
A Laxy, Though Shrewd, fellow.
Tnlkinson a barrister and.bacheloi
combined, by the way Is a very syi
tematic man. The other day he had his
house mteu with electrical appliances.
and giving instructions to his servant
Joseph, he eaids
'Now I want you to understand,
Joseph, that when I ring once that
means for you, and when I ring twice
that means for Maggie, the housemaid.
Joseph, who Is the laziest wretch that
ever 'accepted wages he did not earn,
bowed respectfully and withdrew.
little later the bell rang. Joseph nev
moved. Presently It rang again, and
according to Instructions Maggie came
hurrying to her master, who was very
angry.
"Why didn't that rascal, Joseph, come
when 1 rang for himr' 6alu the bar
rister bachelor disgustedly.
'Why, sir, answered Maggie,
"Jo
seph is busy in the oflice reading your
newspaper. When ho heard the first
ring he said to me, '.Now, Maggie, wait
until he rings the second time, and then
it will be you he wants.' "London Tit-
Bits.
Mrange Cave Dwellers in Spain,
At a meeting of the Royal Geograph
ical society, of Madrid, Dr. Bide gave an
account of his exploration of a wild
district in the province of Caceres
which he represented as still inhabited
by a strange people who speak a curious
patois and live in caves and inaccessible
retreats. They have a hairy skin and
have hitherto displayed a strong repug
nance to mixing with their Spanish and
Portugese neighbors. Roods have lately
been pushed into the district inhabited
by the "Jurdes," and tney are begin
ning to learn the Castilian language
and attend the fairs and markets,
W. II. Larrabeo in Popular Science
Monthly.
The Growth of Railroad Mileage.
In 1830 there were twenty-three miles
of railway In operation in the United
States. By 1833 the mileage had in
creased to 229 miles, and in 1835 the
country had 1,098 miles of railroad. The
first through railroad from the east
westward was completed In 1812 between
Boston and Albany, connecting at the
latter place with the Erie canal. In the
same year the last link of the line from
Albany to Buffalo was opened. At the
end of 1848 the total mileage of all the
railroads in the country was S,900 miles,
or about COO miles more than there are
now In the state of Nebraska. Edward
Rosewater's Omaha Address.
J. A. PHILLIPS,
UKALKR IK
Pianos nnd Organs,
WKisaroier. i'A.
TJ'r,,, Cardinal ltaaaoua Wby You Hhould Bur
i uut iManoa and Organs at piillllua'
rjsrhlllls lias no Aaenta I
CjS 'l-ullllpa has 1-n'vlitecmrs t
tjrrmuils has I ( V ipensea I
t3rl'lilUlr can tune pianos and Oreansi
Annual Statement
- -OF TUB
LelilitOH Boroiiu'Scopl District,
For the Your Euillug Juue 0, 1802.
4-
llECKlriU-4-3
ItaUiKe va liand from latt haw I all 45
1100 (M
7WI0
FrorfTai Otlieltar.
sew m
-RXl'KliDlTllltKR
Teaeltef t I
rta..
as and note.-
.ilUI w
., aibai u
..
men, j
(leuerai repairs..
nranii
anil nalntinir root.
MIS
tlk&Us, tabtee, beuehea and desks 30 so
Heading chart..
CO
8 On
First installment on Kue)e!ufcrdni
Oaal
Set 1
U4
lUtd alatlUK,
iHiekeis, briMlies anu
orowaa..
l II
go en
Trestaurtr'a salary.
keereUry'a aatarj 1100
i.HiienNiftrr.i iww
liundrtaa. art ts
Ualaoee In Treaaury till 1
tvMT 07
LrJilDlitan
ir aarelaltv
We. tlie uudwalgued AiMtltt
lWrouti,OariNMi eouHty.
eiauilnM ttieatwve aceo
Aiwl tli eta correct lo la I
Pa luttlo
aatswuati 4m 1Twrer
ana immu
I. K. JOVKII,
-llBe)OUlt01W.
Qaaaaa liaul tiltl tl
Due frtwa eaber aotiroaa. at oo
Total raaoureea $uto si
AMOUNT BOKKOWKD ANU UNFAIO-lliiUT
OF IllsTBlrT.
Bond at 4 tM-i
Ifatuda al 6 per
eut
i-eut
::m2
MMSS W
of taaenrnai um
LUMUUMta
Jane It, uat-irl
THE
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Hamilton andSixth Sts.f
Allentown, Pa.
pedal.
As we predicted early in the
season, bilks nave assumed meir
old prouiL position at the top
notch of popular favor; wo hav
them in all the ultra fashionable
textures, andj
COMMENCING TO-DAY.
make such' low prices that no
room for disappointment may
exist.
Ourofl'ering of Printed China
Silks at 28 and 31c., will speak
for tnemselves ; we believe them
unequaled.
U 30c. we offer a line of 24
inch Printed Chinas, supetior
quality, style and colorings ; will
hold their own against any at
55 cents.
At 53c. we are showing sev
eral handsome effects in Printed
Chinas, 24 inches wide, excel
lent quality and designs ; will
compare favorhhly with any at
75 cents.
At 6!)c real Japanese Silk, 26
inches wide, in plaids and stripes,
woven, fast colorings, warranted
to wash, value 73c. Just the
thing for skirts, shirt waists,
blouses, and for ladies' and chil
dren's dresses, it is without a
rival.
At 19c, we will sell you a
Florentine Silk, 32 inches wide,
in tan, black, cream, etc. i?eal
value is $1.
At 89c. 24-inch Printed
Chinas in white, cream, navy
and black ground, floral designs
in exquisite color effects. This
is without doubt the most per
fect silk to be found. It would
be cheap at $1.25.
A very remarkable bargain at
this time is our 24-inch Black
Faille Frandaise, Rich, round
cord- An elegant silk. Out
piice, 98c. Real value, $1.50.
. In Gros Crnin Silk we are
offering another most remark
able bargain, 24-inches wide,
98c. Reduced from $1,25.
A complete line of Faille
Froncaise Silks, all colors and
black. Very superior $1.00
quality only 77c.
Swivel Surahs at 80c; Hair
line Mourning- Silks at 73c;
Novelties in Brocaded Chinas at
98c, are amongst the bargains
we offer you this week.
ANDREW J. HAIRE.
ORIGINATOR of Papular Pita.
WEISSPORT, PA.
To day, in a general way, 'we
want to remind you that wc are
here to do business; we have
the goods, anything and every
thing, nnd our prices are very
ow. Now, we want your pat
ronage, and to get this, we in
tend to sell only the very best nt
the very lowest prices two
things that the wise nre nlways
looking for. Our Drugs will
spenk foi themselves ; whoso
ever buys here once, will buy
acain, because our Medicines
Bell on their merits. When you
buy Drugs you want the best
you get them here. W hen you
have a prescription filled you
want it right that is the only
way we compound Drugs. But
enough for to-day. Keep your
eye on us next week.
BIERY, The Druggist.
Reading R. R System
Lehigh Valley Division
Atrangemert of Passenger
Train-.
SCIIV.IlL'LE IN ErrECT
MXv 15 .1802.
TltAINH LUAVK LEIIIQUTON
For Newark and New York .28,7.10, and 11.12
a.m. j s 00, 6.28 & 7.26 p. ni.
For MamrnkaCliiruk and llelvldere R.2I, CIS,
9.00, a. ro. 12.52, 4.37 and 7.20 p 111.
For Lanibeitvllle and Trenton 5.28, 0.00 and
11.12 a.m.i and i;.r2 & 37 p.in.
l-'nrHlutlniton. CatasauuuH. Allentowlt. lletll-
lenem.and Kaston, 6.28, 0.47, 7.W.9 00. 9.H, 11.12
a. Ill , l-t Ol, -e.t.:, i.ui. atta.it ..u nnu iu.ii in.
For Philadelphia and points soul h at 6.28, u.47.
T.tu, v.&4 aim 11.12 a. in.; aw. i
7.20 n. in.
For iteadlngandllarrlsrjurK 7.40 and ll.12a.ni,
a.uu.o.22 and t..
tl n
For How mans. lIileh Gait. Cliemford. IjU-
i-t's. Whltfl Hall. Cui.lav
Him ii(keiiuauua
3.C8.0.47, 0 00 B.M & 11.12 U. Hi.; 12.02, 2.42,47,
K.'M. Bnif Ifk Vt is III.
For Mauch t'hurk CM, 7.41. 9.W, 11.13 and 11.53
a.m. t l.io, 3.07, 4.10, cu, 7,17, tuiv, u.ajip. ni. ana
12 (M Night.
For Weathtrly ami Hacleton C.52, 7.43 9.36 and
11.63 a.m.: 4 10,6.15,7.17, 10 61 p.in.
For Mahanoy city, Blienanduah and Ashland
6.62, 7.43, ami 1 1.63 a 1)1.; 4.10. 6.13 & 7.17 p.m.
For Alt, Cur me I nnd Hliamnkltio.62, 7.43 and
ll.ftt a. ni.! R 15 it. m.
For 1'OlUvllle 6.62, 7.43, 7.4G, 9.36 11.12 and 1 1.63
a. in., a w. .iu, t.it aim i.m .ui
For While Haven. WIlkMbarre and Hcranton
7.43,9.36 and 11.63 r. in.; 4.10, 6.1,1, 7.17 and 10.M
n. in.
For Plttston and L. & ll. .In net., 7.43, 9,30, and
it as a,ni. : 4.10. 6,15. 7.17 ana io.m n. m.
For 'lunkhannock 7,42 and 11.63 a. m., 4.10,
5.1 sand iu.84 ii.in.
ForOwpRO, Auburn, Ithaca and Geneva 11.63
a.m. 10.54 p.m.
For Iaceyrtlle.Towanda.aajre, Waverly, El
mlra, Jtocliester, Uuffalo. iSlagara Falls and the
West 11.53 a.m.; and 10.64 p. in.
For El ml i a and the West tla Salamanca at
4.10 p. in.
SUNDAY TltAINH
Fur New York c.o; and 11.17 a.m.; M7 and 7.2C
p. i
For rhltadelphla 7.57 a. in.: 2.62, S.17 and 7.:
d. m.
For Easton and Intermediate Station, 6.07,
7.67. 11.17 a.IIl.i 12 62.2.62. 6.17 and 9.02 d. ni.
For Mauch Chunk 8.14, 9.66, 11.13, 11.39 11.53
a. ra. 8 09, 6.13, 8.44. and 9.33 p. m.
For JEeadinn at C.07 a. ni. 1 2.62 and 7.26 d. m.
For llazletou ,cc, aud 11 M.u.m.j a 08 and 10.C4
p. in.
For Mahanoy City and Shenandoah 0.50, 11.63
Ult, UIIU J 1 l. 111.
For I'ottsvlllt at 2 62 n. in
For White Haven, Wllkes-Barte, 1'lttston,
Tunkhaunock.Tovtanda. Savre. Ithaca, (leneva,
Auburn, Klmlra, Hochester, Hutlalu, Niagara
Falls and the Went 10.64 p.m.
For further paitlcutars Inquire ol Ajrentsfor
A. A. McLEOI), rrestJeut and (leu'l Mauaxer.
C. . HANCOCK, General Passenger Ap:ent,
x iiiinut ipiua, l iii
A. W. NONNEMACHEU. AsVt General
sentrer Airent. Houtli Hctlilfhfm. la.
May 14, '92, IV
OFFICE OF THIS
fc will I I h w I I rr UIWI )
Lehicihton, I'a., April 41h, 1S92.
I heiehy ceitlfy that the followlnir resolution
was adopted at a meeting ol the Hoard ot Direc
tors ot Oils Company held ou the 4th day of
April, 1892:
KrsoLVEU, That a meeting of the Stockhold
ers he called to couvene at the office ot the com
pany, ou the lllhdayof June. I8!i2, between the
hours or one anu three o'clock p. tn., to take ac
nun on iue approval or ui&Kppruai m ine pio
nosed Increase of the canltal stock of said Cam-
ianv from 120.000 to i30.uw and that the Secre
tary be and Is hereby directed to to ghe notice
incit-ui ai rrtpiirru uj law.
HOWARD 8EA1.Q1.DT, Secretary.
April 9,nvj.
Now is Your Time!
SO-
Building Lots For Sale
Don't ait. but come at once
and buy one of these beautifully
located lots. You will be sur
prised at the vhw they afford
anil the price will be sure to
please you. No trouble to show
you around. Call on either
A. F. SNVDUIt,
or It. J. HOXUEN,
Ka&t Weissport, Pa.
RUPTURE !
W, the undersigned wer.
.nttr.lr cured of rupture br
Dr. ... II Mm, im Ah
St, Falladelfbla, Pa., H. Jones Pblllhn, Ken.
pel Squire. T, A. Krelll, Klellnglon, !'.;
tM. Smell, Mount Alto, fa.i Kor. H. II. titer.
mer. Nanbnrr, fa.i D. J. Ilellet, nil H. Twairtb
St . IleaJloj. pa., Wm. Dir. lsij Montros. St.,
Pblladelpblei 11. I Howe, eoi tint St., Heading,
ri.iuHrii .ou en. uuraart. sew tocu.t Dt.
Ueidlnc, fa. Scad for clrralsr.
THOMAS'
Drug :: Store,
FIKST STREET, LEIIIGHTOX, PA.
To the Farmer !
The hot weather brings out
the old pest the Potato Bug.
Pure Paris Green !
It will save your crops !
99i&Pore.
THE UJtf9fIVUl"UIfl!,C
mi
IVORY
SOAP
POETRY ON WHEEIS
WonlJ you comfort know,
As you huckstering go,
Oyer country roads all smooth or to'igh t
Try the "Oil Tempered Spring,"
Which Kreldler puts in,
ml your platfotrot tide easy enough I
Or have jo.t a notion,
To set tl.l of horse motion.
Except the motion lengthwise ?
Then gel the "Banner Spring." Pealer,
Sold by KrelJIer, the dealer,
And you will he sure of winning the prize,
Has your hone a quick gall ,
That lie can well wait 7
And when all the roads are Juit awfnl
Tuen get a low "Corning" of Ilarrj,
Fon Sixtv-fivk tmi.t.Ansl don't tarry I
And he'll run on all roads that are lawful,
The up and clown Jeik,
The shafts every way work,
You can now effectually cunit,
By burin? the Old Kllplic Spring style.
Font Kreldler's nice pile,
And you'll no longer thcie eIU endure.
Is your horse an old olug,
Whose grave should be dug f
Ah I A Spindle Buggy will make It so easy,
Which KrelJIer will tell,
With top made so well,
For Fifty I.ollars I so breei.".
Heavy and Llaht Repairs Prompt, Cheap,
and Good. A pleasure lo show Goods.
II. R. KREIDLKIt,
Weisspobt, Pa-
Fine ll'ines, Liquors and Cigars.
Tresh Beer and Porter.
FIlEE LUNCH every day from 9:00 to
12:00 a. tn., and every Saturday even
ing. Call and see me. I will treat
you right.
Opposite the Carriage Works.
North First Street, Lehighton.
gH GRIFF'S SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
Bytlrtueof a writ ol Fieri Facias. October
Term, 1891, to me directed, there ttlll bo ex
posed to rublie. Bale, at the Court House la the
borough ot Mauch Chunk, on
Monday, June 13th, 1892,
AT On i O'ciock, P. Al.,
tlie following described property, to-vtU i
No. 1. All that certain tract of laud situate Id
the Uoiough of Lehigh tun. Carbon County,
Pemisjhania, and bounded and described as
(ollousi UeRlnnlnR at a corner on Uahonlng
street, thence extending northwest tu lot now
or late of Milton llunslcker, number thirty (30),
on a plan or plot known aa "Jteubeu Hunslck
er's addition to the said Borouah of Uhlghton."
two hundred (200) feet, thence by au alley north
east ninety (W feet to Hue street, now Fourth
street, thence by fine street northwest one hun
dred and four (101) feet; thence by lot now or
late of Amandes Dleht, and numbered twenty
six (20) on said plan or plot southwest tno hun
dred and tnenty-slx and one-half (22tiVpfeet;
Chencebyan alley northwest along said lot No.
w twenty-live (25) feet i thence by an alley along
lots numbered thlrty-ulne lo forl-iix (5tf to 40).
Inclusive, on said plot, southwest three hundred
and thirty-one (331) feet ; thence by land now or
late of Frederick Leuckel south one and one
half degrees, east two hundred and twenty-lire
(225) feet to an alley at northwest corner of lot
number thirty-eight (38) on said plot ; thence
bv said alley norm sixty-eight and one-fourth
(H) degrees, east along lot thirty-four to thlr-tv-elKht
(34 to 38), Inclusive, on said plot, and
north seventy-seven and three-fourths (77)de
arroos. oAvt nrnnir lotnuinber thlrtV'three (U) on
SI
19
,250) leet mence souineaai uy aaiu ioi quiii-
berthtrt)-tuiee(33) two hundred and twenty
two (212) feet to said Mahoning street ; thence
by said Mahoning street one hundred and
eighty-seven (U7) feet, to the place of begin
ning, containing 1I1KEK ACHES MURK UR
LKSH, the linproaemenis i Hereon ueinga
Two-nnd-n-lmlf Story Frame
Dwelling House,
21x20 feet, with a oue storv-nnii a-lialf frame
kitchen. 'J0xl5 feet, attached, frame butcher
house one storwnd a-half, feet, frame
wagon shed, aoxil feet, frame barn lrti32 feet,
one shed, 17x26 feet, two com ci lbs, coal and
nood houses, pigsty and wash house.
Jfo.2. Also all those certau lots or pieces of
ground situate on the nest side of Fine street
(now Fourth street) In said borough of Lehigh
ton, and numbered on said plot Nos. three (3),
me3),seieu(7). eight (), fifteen (IS) aud
sixteen (IC), euch ut salu lots containing In
front or breadth ou RAld l'ine street liny-two (32)
feet and exteudlng from thence westward, ot
ot that width between parallel lines two hundred
and ten 219) feet to an alley, bounded by lots
Nos.2, 4,i,tf. 14 and 18 ou north and south, east
by Fine stieet aud west bv said alley, containing
altogether UNK AMI A UAJ.F ACUEH MOKE
OK LESS.
No. a. All that certain tract or niece of land
nitiinttt In thit ifiutiOim ul Muhuiilntr. Carbon
county, iVunsjh aula, and bounded aud dls-
crlbed as follow s, to u it . beginning at a stone
thence by laud of Itenatus Frederick, south
eighty-seen and a half (e'li) degrees, west
seveuiy-iwoana ine-ieimi in tiu perciies mm
stone, thence by Und of Jonah A. horn thirteen
(13) decrees east twenty-two () perches to a
stone, thence by hind of Wilson Hough north
foity-lwo U) degrees aud thtee-quartersdi),
east sixteen ilfl) peiches and five-tenths (310),
thence south eighty-two (82) degrees and one
nail, rani Billy (owj iwrcuea ui uuc,iucui;v ujr
land of Nathan Kabenolduorth eighty tw) de-
grees.westtweidy-tbreeand seten teutbs2JMo)
perches lo (he puce of beg kin lug, containing
six acres and one hundred and thirl) (laoj
perinea siru'l measure,
All that certain tract of land situate
In Mahoning tow until p. Carbon county, fenn-
, uarnou cnumy, renn
aud described as follows.
sjiTauia. anu nounuea
la wit:
iieglnnlng at a stone, thence b land of
ueot
east
(Jeorgftltex, suuili Iwenty-seien til degrees
flftv ulna ifUt
uiue irui, percnes m a pom , uieucr uy
laudot Ueury Kters uoiUi seventy-two and one
half T2) degrees east twenty four perches 10
a post; thence by land ot the same north tweu
ty-seten tf degrees west slity-lour (fri) perch
es and one half (o a post, thence by laud late
ol Ellas Beuuett, south sixty ito degrees, west
twenty-three perches and right tenths (388 101
to the place uf beginning, containing ISINt
ACKES aud llilrty-Bli perciies strict measure.
Seized aud taken Into execution as the pro
perty ot Iteubeu llunslcker and to be sold by
JOH. H. M'ERB,
Graff, I'lalntid's Atttoruey. Bherlff.
BherlB'sOfflce.Maucn Chunk, Mar IT, 1892
Insolvent Dior's Nottca
Notice Is hereby given that PATRICK F.
McOAKVKY, of Ueavsr Meadow, Carbon Coun
ty, has applied to the Court ot Comuiou flas,
fur the Couuty of Carbon, for the benefit ot the
Insolvent Laws of the Commonwealth of Ftun
i) Ivanla, and that the said Court has appointed
the second Mouday of June, A. 1). imi (it be
ing the tint day of tbe nenf tenia of Court), for
the hnal hear lug on said jfrtlttou, at tbe (Jourt
IIoikm in thn burouih of Mauch Chunk. In said
Counly of Carbon, when and where the credit
ors ot wald latrlck V. Mctlaney may attend. If
they think proper, and show cause, Uauyihey
hae, wh) i
av iuuuiu uut, ue uih usikcu
1IAV1U 11. WATKINH,
Froihouotarv.
Cuata & hoatt, LSollrltors.
n.i fiRFa.TCOlli-.II Cl'UF. lias -accesi
I hil CONSUM1TIUN tX'ItK is Ai by drug,
cists on a positive guarantee, a test that no othei
Cure can stand succefully. If yna have I
I COUGH, HOARSLNUS-S vt LAUUirre.il
will cure You nromDtlr.
If your child has the
CROUr or NVHOOHNU COUGH, use il
luicklr and relief is auie. If you fear CON.
oa
Travelers convenient pocVet sue ,5c. A
your druggist forSIIILOH'S CURE. . II youi
longs are sore or back lame, use SWioh's ror
oui PUsterr, Pike, JJc.
FOIt gaUS By
Dr. 0 T. Horn, Lehfghtou, Pa
u TO flta. HOPKREB, uader tt. BtnaL
liasw. uaaa Hfeen.Me . ..we wai. w.
iilr sabSa. sum Da&draff. wa aarnr
la attets a mil Ium taaoy UH ante We al tow-
aaa w are in, ouy psaaa u sewn
wkm, you eaa bar htain
aeri ustsb svr sne
faee.
0 "sf-
HEX'S BON
Just Receiver'! ft lnrge
AH "Silk nt only
Is a. new wnsli fab ric, printed on
designs, ueautilul Iinisli,
FUL.I.YAIU) WIDE, ONLY10OENTS PER YAnD.
Ala one of ths newest of the fine
nave tnem in a variety of colorings nnd styles.
New tilings in lllack nnd White
; LACES. ;
In skirt and rufile width, includini? the nnnulnr Pninf tin
Irlindt.
maw
is complete and is up to the times
ent weaves, including many novelties not to he found elsewhere.
Seasonable underwear for ladies, men and children.
Mauch Chunk. Pa.
The Cheapest Place in Town
For Wall Paper, Borders aud Decora-
tion
Owen Rehrig,c
The BB5'j'csS
the 14ibbi,.v
aby Gaps, Ruchings,
Notions of any kind until
you see the new stock
or
RR TTil IRISH HIT A TOW
Obevt's Block, LohigUton.
Will You Paint Your Roof ?
IF YOU 130,
Use "Hawthorn's Roof Paint,"
Guaranteed the Very Best. For sale exclusively by
C. A. GOTH,
Opposite the Post Office,
WE ' AEE
f
PRETTY THINGS '"FURNITURE
AT LOWEST PKIOES.
And,weare confident that it
and see U8, before you buy elsewhere. iTou can select here with
the same advantage aa in the larger cities, pricesand quality of
UClllK "mc citing, uiiu in
f also have
MICE MWM
At Our Usual Low Prices. )
Respectfully,.
K'EM'ERER
NORTH FIRST STREET.
" IFIieie are you going, my pretty maid 1"
"To buy some shoes" is what she said.
"."Where do you buy, my pretty maid V
Come tight aloiig.antl see," she said.
lKhere did she goi
Whydidjho'go yiprel x
Would yon-do tlte suiue 1 .
Tl.d maiA tlinn onirl
Down at Uavies
Store, you know they
Bought at sheriff's sale
the whole stock of store
and factory of Wolfe's,
and they are closing out
at Big Bargains All the
girls are going up to pick
out a pair before Saturday,
as the rush Saturday is
so big you can hardly, get
waited on Brother Charlie
got pair for himsel f and
saysjahe is sure he saved a
dollar on them. Now, reader
the place is in Allentown at
723 Hamilton street, need we
say more. While in Allentowu
ask anybody they will tell
you our's is the place.
A Pointer to Retailers,
SiiMME
Can sell and deliver yon any and every
thing in the line of
Frexh JFi'tiits aitrfVeyefahles,
Including Beans, Peas, Pineapples, Ban
anaSi Oranges, Lemons, etc., etc.,
cheaper then you can buy
them in (he cities.
Kg' Remember tin and let us have your order.
OSCAR J. SEAGER,
Wholesale Commission Senior, East Weissport,
MARCH E.
nnd beautiful line of
n7je. per ynrtl.
light nnd dark grounds, all new
nsh goods for the season, ll'e
Our stork nf
in the new shades and differ
O. A. JbtJii-A..
is at
orner of Second and
Iron Streets.
Assifts'fl BBBesil bib
select frugal.
Dress Trimmings,
MilM o
Lehighton, Fenn'a
showing
will be to your iiiterest to call
uim iiiuiuuiviw ,ui.itci 11 -
a v.
OB ABftBVS
& BWARTZ,
? -S
To make, ronni for now
goo
Wall
aper
Now is the time to take advantage of
Big Bargains ,
C2o in Awimnw IBayjbr-
Soutii FntsT Street, Lehighton.
Miss Al vein a Graver, L62S2Ti.
-
LADIES' JACKETS,
Ure will sell our Zadips' (Reefers) Jackets at a reduction.
They are all this season's goods, in Tans, Greys, Blue9 and Black.
There are about 100 of them,
LOT 1 n'erc $5-00, reduced to $4.00
LOT 2 ll'erc $7.00, reduced to $5-50.
(Bedford Cord Cloth.)
LOT n Were $8.00, reduced to $6.50.
V
634 Hamilton
Mrs. M. Cuiton, Weissport.
Branch Store, First otreet, Lehighton.
The cheapest place in this vicinity to buy Bedroom and Par
lar Suites is at the popular establishment of
JOSEPH P. REX. East Woissport, Penn'a,
Over the Canal Bridge.
Particular Attention is pnitl to Undertaking
in all lt branches. In connection wills the above we al.,1 carrr a full lis, of
FLOUR, rEED.ETC, which we are.selllng at low prices. Give us a call.
JOS. P. REX, EastKWdssport, fenn'a.
We always make It a point to save mol.ey for those people who buy here, by ,,11.
tn the best goods at the very lowest prices. Jf yon are wise you will bny bar, and
thus secore advantange of what ne are constantly offering purchasers In tbt way of
bargains. Just now we are selling
FRUITS AM) VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS
AT UNIJEARD OF
TllTf 'flnnrlo flnnnnnion Dnrmini'iinp
jjuijjuuua, uiuijdum, liunMutu, ucaiij liiduc uiuiiiiuy.. Uiiu,,
We hold the fott Rock Bqt(mprlc. Come and ie ul
O'er n A IHMT7 r i.
Canal. llrldgc.
j. ti . iuii
1C1 CiR
-AND-
A Fib 9 1 line of A'ine Groceries,
Choice Coni'eclioiBery ami
preU.y tlBlnN in Jewelery
aia&d Silverware.
FINE SILVERWARE, WATCHES AND BEAUTl
FUL JEWELRY,
Are among the new things now on exhibition in our store. We
believe that nowhere in this county con you find a prettier
assortment to select from nt lower prices. Our goods are not
trash but good honest goodsjat lowest prices.
CONFECTIONS AND FRUITS.
The forme in oll'delectable dainties, and everything seasonable
in the latter. Sunday schools, festivals supplied at low prices
AH the Very Latest Novelties in Toys.
J.owest prices and biggest assort mepf.
Chas. H. Nusbaum,
BRIDGE STREET, WEISSPORT, PA.
hp will f. .r 30 days sSr
at Cost
Fine Millinery
AT
Our Store.
As usual we eclipse
all competitors by ex
hibiting the largest as
sortment of Trimmed
and Untrimmed Hats
and Bonnets at lowest
cash prices.
Call before buying elsewhen;.
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IN -
St., Allentown.
Bright Flowers of Spring and
Summer Time are here in
PRETTY
illiiiopy ffeet$.
A rare feast for ladies who
like pretty things in New Mil
linery Goods. Come and see us.
Fashionable City Milliners
enables us to give all the newest
things. Prices tho Very
Lowest.
PRICES. WHILE IN
TJnnrlrr Mnfln fllnili.nir f
i L.y udsi vytjisspoii,
M()l)k WAT1E,
AT
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