Tlili Faicr lift beu htfi'Qd t I lie Lvhlglt Ion Foat jOfff w Second CUM MHr The Carbon, A'ti vocate Lr.lIHIHTON. V12NNA. Kates for Lsl AilTertlslnEl Charter Notlm JJ Auditor's Notices J Commissioner's Notices - J Dliorce Notices J Administrator's Notices S 5? Executor's Nollocs - - 3 w Ons Dollar ami Teniyr ie iron "o alter be Invariably ehargnl wlion subwrlptlons are Dot paid In aarance. . yoatilsh lour paper dlvwntlimed at tli' 'ex piration ot jour term ri.raai nolllv us by poVtil cara nfid the wim-ot will be cnwpllnl ith. SATURDAY, JUNE 18,18!)2 Bona Fide Circulation Larger than that of any Weekly Newspaper In the County. To Delinquents. You got the Carbon Advocate by mall, Just look at the direction tab on your paper, anil you will see jiut how much you are Indebted for the pnperj remit the same by Postal Notep Money Order or Greenbacks without delay. We need the money a dollar or two to each Is not much, the aggregate to us amounts to hundreds of dollars. Come, gents, pony up. Address. H. V. MOnTHIMEK, Prop. Lehtghton, Pa. uDellnquents living In this neighbor hood will please cat and settle, and save 25 cents for ooSectlon. It is announced that lion. Allen Cr&lg, of Mauch Chunk, is a Demo cratic candidate for Cengress from this district. Mr. Craig Is a talented gentleman and would represent the district with dlsttnguised ability. Evebt taxpayer in the county smiles when the tax levy Is reduced, but the smile turns just as quickly to a frown when the the tax levy is raised, That Is why some are kicking at the Increase of-one mill in the county tax rate. The horoscope shows a need of retrench ment some where. In tiiis week's issue Burgess 1). J. Kuntz announces himself formally to the Republicans of Carbon county as a candidate for Assembly. The Repub llcans could go a long way and fare much worse In a choice of candidates, Mr. Kuntz Is a shrewd, aggressive and a very popular Republican, and his pushing, enterprising bplrit has won him many friends not only in his own party but also with the Democrats, and the latter party must look well to their choice if they want to name a winner thi year. Of course, Mr. Kuntz Is not yet nominated, but all the chances are In his favor and he will likely head the Republican countv ticket this fall. If nbmlnated he will poll a large vote here. The dispositox on the part of some few Democrats to keep up the factional discord which defeated the party last year showB only one thing a lament able lack of commonsense and can not be too severely condemned. While both factions claim to be "regular" both therefore should make somo con cessions for a peaceful settlement of the difficulty at as early a date as possible in order that the Democratic party can morch solidly forward under one flag to a certain and common victory in November next, if this is not done there can be but one result and that is a disastrous defeat. Whilst possibly this would suit some few in both factious It would result In no benefit to the party organization. All personal feellngshouldbesubordlnated In fact, all personal feeling will bo sub ordinated by loyal Democrats to the best interests of tho party- Now Is the time to begin the work of re-organization; now Is the time to brace up all along the line, so that tho one con vention will be able to put a good, strong and respectable ticket before the people at the August nominating convention. Those who stand back on a peaceful settlement of all difiicul tles may be the ones who will most re gret it at a not far distant day. Those who advocate discord are traitors. nAlLltOAI) KOTKS. Short arag.railu That Will he of lnteiett to the ltallroad l!o)S. The Reading Is going to abandon the new Lehigh Valley depot at South Wilkes-Barre and use only the Central. The Record complains about the change. It says the Valley depot is nearer and that to reach the Central depot tracks over which fast trains run must be crossed. X The latest order Issued to the con ductors ot the P. A It system compels them to .keep an account of all tickets presented whether taken up by them or not. X A meeting of the trainmen engi neers, firemen, conductors and tele graphers, of several States will take place in Wilkes-Uarre Armory on Sun day, July 31, About 3,000 railroad men will be preeeut from all carta of the country. The grand officers of all the different orders will be present. X Detective Summerb, ot Kaston, was at Weatherly Tuesday, securing affida vits from the business men of the town, stating what their loss has been in their respective lines of bukluess nice the Reading deal liav been in force. SECRET SOCIETV OilSSIl'. itl.tj Hd-lllla of Inter. t to the Mem ber! of the Fraternity. W. O. Schaif er, of Packerton, has been elected Councillor of Lehigh 101, Jr. O. U. A. SI, vice Charles A. Waguer resigned. Lehigh Council 101, Jr. O. U. A. H, numbers 108 and propositions are presented every meeting. It is expected that all the secret societies of town and Weiasport will participate in the flag raising exercises in this town on July 4th. The com mittee are hustling to make the alTalr a grand success, VThe State Division of tho Sons of Veterans report 39 new camps or ganized during the year with 812 mem bers. The largest gaiu was made by camp No, 233, of Easton, with 3fi new members. There were 0 camps sus pended during the year. The number of full standing is 103, with a total membership of 0,115. There were 10 camps reinstated, with 1,008 members. On March 31 there were 187 camiw and 5,739 members; 311 members or famil ies were extended relief during the year; 02 veterans or their familie were relieved. There was expended for charity $5,939; increase over previous yerr, 81,0911 A Hare Offer. We are informed of the publication of a novelty in the book line which is certain of an enormous sale. Tills book is Hlllmpses of the World. A Portfolio of Photofraphs" prepared under the suparrtsiou of the great traveler and leoturer-John U Stod dard. IteontaiM photographic views of famous scene and places In all parts of the world. Rrery view Is fully de scribed. As an ediuiator it U invalu able. It contains 550 page, and nearly JTii views, and Is sold by aulaaortpUon t popular prtwa. The II & Peale Co., Chicago, are the publisher aud they desire an agent in this Im-abtt They will gladly wail deeonutiv un-ulara, sample view and terms to ail, on i pUoation. STATE MATTERS IN BRIEF. The Beet ot Nwi Culled From a Multl Imle of Rourees, t There are 20,120 taxable In Ches ter county. t Wilkesbarre police made 1M arrests during May. t Wayne county's tax duplicate for 1892 foots up $37,150. t The Norrlstown Woolen Company is duplicating its plant to avoid night work. tTheReadlug Shooting Association has purchased 1,200 pigeons for the August tournament. tTheToltnutb Tuiirh Congregation of Hebrews at Bethlehem Is preparing to erect a new synagogue. t A daughter of Robert Rothe, of Buckingham Vnlley, Bucks county, fell out of a bed and fractured her collar-bone. t The Court at Lancaster has divided six of the city wards Into precincts for the accommodation of voters under tho new law. tThe Adelaide Silk Mill,-Allentown Rolling and the Coplay Cement Works will make exhibits in the World's Fair In Chicago. t Boyertown received $1,000 extra ap propriation from the State for Its schools, and the term will be Increased from eight to nine months. tThe corner-stone of the new build ing for epileptic girls, to be called Chalet, will be laid on June 10 at the Pennsylvania Training School at Elwyn. t A skye terrier belonging to John Lawler, Norrlstown, killed 121 rats In twenty-four hours. The rats came from an old stable that was being torn down. tThe school district of Moreland township, Montgomery county, has made application to court for the pri vilege to borrow $10,000 for the purpose of erecting a new school bouse. tTionesta's city dauu ask for bids for the erection of a lock-up. Two 11. quor licenses were lately granted In Tionesta, and the town also has a "jag cure." They ate bound to keep up with the procession. tThe Second Brigade, National Uuard of Pennsylvania, has been In vlied to participate in the Fourth of July celebration at Pittsburg. The citizens of Pittsburg, in addition to furnishing transportation to the troops. will also subsist them in the city free of charge. tThe Mayor of Allentown called a meeting of citizens to take measures for sending aid to the sufferers at Oil City and Tltusvllle. Of the money Al lentown raised for the Johnstewn suf ferers W09.8S was not needed and has been lying in bank. Tills will be sent to the oil region. t While along the Brandywine Mil ton Jackson and Sam Cooper shot a largo female wild duck. After she was killed they discovered nine small fowl swlmmlug about the stream. After a lively chase they captured six of them, but nil have sluce died. Had they known of the young ones the old duck would not have been killed t Says the Allentown Democrat: Not long ago, while a gentleman was out hunting, he found four young foxes, so young that their eyes were not yet open. Three he took home with him nllve and gave them to a cat that had recoutly had a litter of kittens. The cat received them very kindly and is devoted to them. This cat has also adopted a mouse, which she will not allow to get out of her sight. It is a remarkable sight to witness the cat ly Ingluherbed with one kitten, three young foxes aud a mouse, as happy as though she was the real mother ot thnm all. t Doyle and Fell were convicted at Doylestown of being concerned In the stealing of a pension certificate for $1,000 from Samuel Allen, near Relgels. ville, and sentenced to the Eastern Penitentiary for three years and two years aud seven months respectively. Doyle kept a hotel, where the scheme was concocted, and where bad men were harbored, Judge Yerkes scored Doyle unmercifully. Teai-here' Examination!. The Carbon county teachers' exam illations will be held as follows: ...Ef5.' Weissport. for Frankllu Independent District and I'arr) ville, Saturday. June 11. Mauch Chunk Borough, Saturday, June 26. l-ehl2llton.fOrI.ehl?!itn:i. IV.L.nnrt nnri P.ifL- ertou, Mouday, June Z7. Weatherly Borough, Tuesday, June ss. EaRt Maitfll PhllllV Rnrmml, Wrfnu.l-.. Furnace Hclionl llnu... r.tp I'mnlrlin tnni.t.. Monday, August e. IIiirlannrtntD- fnr lookup tnU...i.in t,,-.,i.., August 9. ' Tl!ursdayrVuBu 1 11" Uu,anne townships, Asufleld, for Cast Peon Township, Thursday, MillDOrt. for LoWPr TnuMmnlnr tnun.M., Satmilay, August ID. r' I'leasant Corner, for Mahoning tonnsulp, Monday, August as. Kt.ail.r.tll fnr IT...... Tu,m.n,l.. ..... ship, Saturday, August 0. Mony Creek School House, for Penn 1'orest township, rutuiday, Augusta;. Lehlghton, special examination, Saturday, Bcpteinber 17. ' Al applicants mutt be examined In the district In which they Intend to teach, unless written Kermlsslou to do otherwise be granted by the oard of Directors desiring to employ lurh teachers. No certiorate wlirbe granted to ap plicants under 17 years of ace, nor to applicants who have not made a careful study of seieral of wic wmi nwuvu leai-uiug. juiappucauis uav- inir a full One ll lo orthoirraithv. renillnir mrlt. Ina, political geography and p!ik)logy on last years' celllncate nred not be cianilnnl In such branches this year. Reference as to character will be required of all applicants not known to the Superintendent. Directors are respectfully reoueetea to be present at the examinations. T. A- SxvD.it. Co. SSn't Lehlghton, Pa., May si, lea?. When You flo to Cauip Meeting. Are you going to camn ineetimr at Bowman's? If so. vou don't want to miss taking your meals at the popular Boarding tent of Jacob Strauss berirer's. Dinner will ,a sArrmi in good style for 10 cents, breakfast and upper ror asc, season tlekets good for 28 meals 88.00. Remember .TnWn will treat you right so don't fall to Bee him. at Fire Nolet. -Llil,h lire Oo., are again In reiular service. The beys hfiiild keep awake and bat. tleferabtg demonstration waentbe new here house U completed. - Lehigh No. l.now havelteo feet of two and a half Inch bote. The new heat carriage will be a dandy. THE CARBON HOUSE, Henry Drumuore, Prop'r, FHWT BThEET, I.EHIQIITON, PENN'A. TheOarhou Houae has been renovaud and luproied throughout. It la electric lighted and well ventilated, and Is among the Beat Hotels in this section of the State. The patronaie ot the puouc is solicited, Best aeenmmodallons lor permanent and transient euatom. Chargee very moderate. Fine fi4Uora.FrrhBeerad Porter. and uood Cigars, for tale at the Uar. )uue It, ee-iy. For the Legislature, B. 1 Kuntz Of LEIIIGHTON, Carbon Co., Subject to the Halm and Regulation Governing the KpubUeanrHalnatlng Couventlou. THE II Hamilton and Sixth Sts Allentown, Pa. Special. As we predicted early in the season, Silks have assumed their old proud position at the top notch of popular favor; wo have them in all the ultra fashionable textures, andj COMMENCING TO-DAY. make such low prices that no room for disappointment may exist. Our offering of Printed China uks at za and ale, will speak for tnemselves ; we believe them unequaled. t 36c. we offer a line of 24 inch Printed Chinas, superior quality, style and colorings ; will Hold their own against any at oa cents. At 53c. we are showing sev eral handsome enects in f nnted Chinas, 24 inches wide, excel lent quality and designs; will compare favorhhly with any at to cents. At 59c 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 lor ladies and chil dren's dresses, it is without a rival. At 79c, we will sell vou a Florentine jSilk, 32inches wide. in tan, black, cream, etc. i?eal value is 51. At 89c. 24-inch Printed Chinas in white, cream, navv 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 onr 24-inch Clack Faille Frandaue, Rich, round cord- An elegant silk. Our piice, 98c. Real value, $1.50. in uros urain duk we are offering another most remark able bargain, 24-inches wide, 98o. Reduced from $1,25. . A complete line of Faille Francaise Silks, all colors and black. Very superior $1.00 quality only 77c, Swivel Surahs at 80c; Hair line Mourning Silks at 73o; Novellie in Brocaded Chinas at 98c, are amongst the bargains we offer you this week. ANDREW J- HAIRE. ORIGINATOR of Popular Prica. WEISSPOItT, PA. To-dny, in a general way, we want lo remind you that we are liore to tlo business; we have the goods, anything and every thing, and our prices are very low. Now, we want your pat- ronoge, and to get this, wo in tend to sell only the very best at the very lowest juices two things that the wise are always looking for. Our Drugs will speak foi themselves; whoso ever buys here once, will buy again, because our Medicines sell on their merits. When you buy Drugs you want tho best- you get them here. 'When 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 jl R System Lehigh Valley Division. ArratiRetnert of Passenger Trains. Schedule in Effect May 15 ,1802. TltAINS I.13AVK I.1MIIOHTON For Nenaik and New Vork sB,T.46,and ll.H .iu, i pin, o.2K a ijp, in. For Manunka Chunk and lleltldere 5 2s, CM, 9.00. a. m. : 12 S3. 4.37 and 7.m n m. For Lambert) Hie and Trenton S.2s, 0 00 and 11.12 a.m.; and 12.02 it 4 87 p.m. I'nr SUtlnctnn. r-iitat.iiir.on lllni,un l,,.,- le'.iem, and Laston, 6.28, fl.47, 7.40, 9 00, 8.M, 11.12 B. ill , tJXi, Z.W, JlHi. Jl,D.n, 7.-1aUU I0 27D 111, I'nr PIllluflttlT.llIu af, tir.l,. -n,,l. n. na Z, 7.46, dm and 11.12 a. m.. 2.42, 3.s, 4 37, 6ri and For Keadlngatid Harnsuui ir 7.40 and 11.19 a.m. .4.00, 6.22 and 7.2G n in. 1 or lioftinans. rv's, White Hall, Coplay, and ilokendauo.ua S28.C.47, 900 .H ft 11.12 a. In. 1242, 2.42, 4J7, 6.22. and 10 27 p, m. For Mauch Chunk C.S2, 7.43, 9.36, 11 15 and 11.53 a.in.i i.ju, a.wf, 4.111, 0.W, 7.17, s.tw, 9.3311). 111. and UOOKIrht. For AS eatherly and Hazletoo C.52, 7.43 9.36 and ii.oja.in.t 4.IU, 0.13, 7.17, IU.S4 p.1ll. For f lalianoy City, Shenandoah and Ashland 6.62, 7.43, M and 11.53 a m.; 4.10, MS & 7.17 p IU. lor Alt. Carmel and Hhamokln fl.62. 7.43 and 11.53 a. m.: S.15 n. in. For I'otlsvllle 0.62, 7.43, 7.40, 9J0 11,12 and 11.63 a. in., o w. ..in, i.ii anu i.m p.m For White Haven. Wllkesbarrejtnd Scranton 7.43,0.3d and 11.63 a.m.,4.10, 6.1577.17 and 10.64 For Fittston anil U 5r 11. Junct., 7.43. 9,3C. and 11.63 a.m.i 4.10, 6.13, 7.17 and 10.54 i, m. Tor TunLhaiintirk T.jr mid n it, u. m . in 6.15 and 10.64 u.m. 1 ' ' rvi uhphu( Auuurn, jtnaca ana ueneva 11.53 a.in.; 10.54 p.m. For Lacejillle. Towauda, Sajre, Waterly, El mlra, itorliester, Uultaln N'anara Falls and the West 11.63 a.m.; and 10.54 p. in. ForFJmlia and the uvr tin Knlflin,,... . p. III. BUKI1IAY TIlAINHi For New 1 ork 6.07 and ll.17n.in. , ieitiuHtm For l'lilladeluhla 7.67 a. m.s 2.5J, 6.17 and 7.20 ror r.aston ana intermediate Stations, 0.07, '.57, 11.17 a.lll. 12.52, 2.62. 6.17 and 9.03 p. m. ror Mauch Chunk a.il. b.m. ii.ih. u ia ,, , a. m. i o, 5.U, 8.44. and 9.33 p. in. J,"1 ;;c"i"a a. .w, h. hi.; ana 7.ir6 p. m. For Hazlcton 9.60. and 11 3.n. in., am aH in ri p. m. For MahanOVCltV and KhennnHnnli a lui 1, a. m., ana 3 og p. m. ' ' ' m vi . iii,a,ii it- hi x.iu p. ni . For White llnven. iviikAp.na . i.w ....... Tunkhaunock,Tonnda, Sayre, Ithaca, Geneva,' Anburn, Klmlra, ltnohester, Auiralo, Niagara Falls and the West 1054 p.m. Time Table'" ''""'"'""""lutreof Aneptstor A. A. McLEOD, President and tlen'l Mump. C. (1. IUNOOCK, Oeneral Fasseimer Airnnt. l'hllattelnhla. Fa. A. W. KONNEMACHEIt. Ass't tleneral raj. I "n'K.i -.sen., ouiiiii iiriiiiPiirni, I a, May 14. '92, ly Now is Your Time! gO Building Lots For Sale! Don't wait, but come at once and buy one of these beautifully located lots. You will be sur prised at the view they afford and the price will be sure to please you. No trouble to show you around. Call on either A. F. SNYDEIt, or B. J. HONOEX, East Wslssport, Pa, New Bee Hive, ALLENTOWN.PA. 1892. 1892. SPECIAL Announcement! Forth, next few rks ne n 111 hare a geaera. cluarlnx sale Id eserr department. For In J!1"1, we oner rou during this aal. a lot ol GINGHAMS wortti l.atMl Ul, ceuu, at St, uiu a yard. OUTING FLANNELS ?i,l,hl.,""'Bo,6H eenta arard. Anotlier lot liK and 14 nu. now I otnts a yard One lot ol plain worth , cents, nowSH ceDls yard cents a We sll you Hill's 4-1 BlMrhed Muslin at 7 cent, a vard. These aro only a tea ol the many bargains that at oner during this aale In the different de nartmenu. Our cariiet department is especl aUy crowded with ends ot patterns that cannot he duplicated and therelore must he sold re aardleuot price before the Fall Uoods arrhe. Kenerober the place there these bargains are offered is H. Hunsicker's Cor. 8th and Hamilton, ALLENTOWN. 'lOM SHOO dVOS AHOAI spuHH sdEij PUB S31I013 S10 UOUIUI03 POETRY ON WHEELS ! Would you comfort know. As jotf liutkslerlnj to, Oy et tMBglrr readi all smooth or rough P Try Hie mt Tempered Spring," Which Kreidfer puis In, Anil your platforms ride easy enoujb! Or haVf jott a notion, To Ret rid of horse motion, Except Ilia ruoflon lengthwise 7 Then gel the "Dinner Spring," Teller, Sold bj Kreldler, the dealer, And you villi he sure of winning the prlte. Has your horse a quick gait, That he can well wait t And when all the roads are Just awful Tuen get a low "Corning" of Harry, Pok SixTT-nvE Dollars I don't tarryl And he'll run on all roads that are lawful. The up and down jerk, The shafts every way work, You can now effectually cumt, By buitntt the Old Ellptlc Spring style, From Kreldler's nice pile, And you'll no longer these eylls emdure. Is your horse an old plug, Whose grave should be dug ? Ah I A Spindle Unggy will make it so easy, Which Kreldler will sell, With top made so well, For Fifty Iiollsts I to breezy. Heary and Light Repairs Prompt, Cheap, and Good. A pleasure to show Goods. II. It. KREIDLEIt, Weisspobt, Pa. Fine ll'ines, Liquors and Cigare. Fresh Beer and Porter. FREE LUNCH every day from 9:00 to 12:00 a. m., and every Saturday even ing. Call and see me. I will treat you right. Opposite the Carriage Works. North First Street, Lehighton. Insolvent Debtor's Noltce. Notice in hereby ghen that PATItICK F. McOAKVKY, of Heaver Meadow, Carbon Coun ty, has Applied to the Court ot Common Pleas, tor the County of Carbon, for the benefit of the Insolvent Laws of the Commonwealth of Penn sylvania, and that the said Court has appointed the second Monday of June, a, I). 1892 nt be Ing the first day of the tiextterim of Couit), for til, tim mot unj ui uirj iiritnau ui v-uill if, iur the final hearlntr on said netitlon. At th rtiiirt llonse In the boioueh of Mauch Chunk. In naid County of Carlton, when and where th credit ors of natd Patrick F. Mcdarvey may attend, If they think proper, and show cause, lfanytUy have, w Iiy he should not be discharged. Piothonoury. Craio & Looiit, Solicitors. ror2Hw mmm This GREAT COUGH CURE, this success- mn-ur.bU.Ma'Wu;N LUKt u sold by drug gists on a positive guarantee, a test that no otnej Cure can stand successfully. If you have i COUGH, HOARSENESS or LA GRIPPE, il will cure you promptly. If your child has the CROUP or WHOOPING COUGH, use il quickly and relief Is sure. If you fear CON. SUMPTION, don't wait until your case is hope, less, but take this Cure at once aud receive im mediate help. Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. Travelers convenient pocket size '25c. Ask your druggist for SI 1 1 LOU'S CURE. Ifyouj lungs are sore or back lame, use Shiloh's Por ous Plasters, Price, 25c. VI IK SAT R ttv Dr. 0 T. Horn, Leh:Khton, Pa RUPTURE W., the undersigned were eatlrslr cured of rupture by lip. j. h. at .... Ai apph St, Philadelphia, Pa., H, Jones Phillips, Ken net Square, Pa.; T. A. Kretti, Slatlnglon, Pa.l K. M. Small, Mount Alto, Pa I Rer.O. It. Saer. mer, Suuhury, Pa.i U. J. Dellet, lit a. Tirelfth St , Reading, pa.: Wm. Illi. isa Montrose St., rnuaaeianiai ll. 1.. Hone, tlm St., KeaJlog, Pa.i Oeerge and Fb. Uurkart, 439 locust St., Heading, Pa. Send for clrcalsr, THOMAS' Drug :: Store, FIRST STREET, LEHIGHTON", PA To the Farmer ! The hot weather brings out the old pest the Potato Bug. Pure Paris Green ! It will save your crops 1 Annual Statement OF THE Lelhilitoii Boroi&li School District, For the Year Ending June 0, 1692. -KECEIPT3.- lia lance on hand from Ut year t Ml 45 SVw I Am.' lift) rto From Tax Collector. 1Hi f9 EXPENDIT0RE6. Te&ehers' MlarlM IntrHt, bouds aud uote... lt4 AO . 8106 08 87 m 0 CO , 8 U ufoerai repairs.. KtDairtnK aad DalutlBK roof Chiirm, uu, LeotiiM and dk.... naain8nan , First iDatallmeut on Ktusieloradla... WAl Utjuld alatlnff, buckets, brustie anu broouis u is Tieaturr's ulary , 00 go ttertarv's Mlarir . nm Janitor wlary iao 00 Huiuirt trr ce bs.Uucf io TrMxury uia i We. the uodN-tiuncd Audi tart of Ililffhton Borough, Oar boa eouaty. ia hatlujrj oareftilly xaialDed ttie above aoMwuta g( ttie Tr4iurer flud 1 be hi MTtt U ttiebt of our koowltdse I. K. jOVKR. aW. SracrjAKO, -BHBOURCB8. J. ii. Mion. . Auditors j Cash Qu Uaiul mis ai Hue from other aomeea. tt vO Total raaauMM mu si AMOUNT W)lil)WBU A.Nll UNPAID-DEBT OF D1BTKIOT. Homli at i par eeet lasts w tmh at s v4t tttn imo) eo IMW oo UaUIUlaa la ol MWrMi SUMS 09 Jobs 10, lset-wi J. A. PHILLIPS, ciiua m Pianos and Organs, W Hie PORT. FA. Four Stf 2HMgwl Saftf1 ay flsisww 4SW S-nffiC ! It SSmsm i S-ffluip. eu,tsMrSus aal Ornas' REX'S BON MAR CHE. Just Received a lnrye nnd benuliful line of lBrhi1e1 CttiMur Sims, All Silk nt only .17ic. per yard. Is a new wash fabric, printed on light nnd dark grounds, nil new designs, henutiful finish, PUI.I. YARD WIDE, ONLY 10 CENTS PER YARD. Ate ono of ths newest of the fine wash goods for the season IPe have them in a variety of colorings and styles. New things in lllack and White ; LACES. ; In skirt and ruflle width, including the popular Point de Irlindt. Our stock of is complete and is up to the times in the new shades and differ ent weaves, including many novelties not to be found elsewhere. Seasonable underwear for ladies, men and children. BROADWAY, Mauch Ohuuk, Ta The Cheapest For Wall Paper, Borders and Decora tion is at , Owen R eh rig,0or"?::r,fsf.-ee?"a nn" The BBivt'4lsi! Hie County to seEect from. Baby Gaps, Ruchings, Dress Trimmings, or Notions of any kind until you see the new stock TTM a Obert's Block, Lehighton. Will You Faint Your Roof? IF YOU DO, Use "Hawthorn's Koof Paint," Guaranteed the Very Best. For sale exclusively by C. A. Opposite the Post Office, WE ARE PRETTY THINGS FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICES. And we-are confident that it and see us before you buy olsewhere. Vou can select here with the same advantage as in the larger cities, prices and quality of goods being the same, and m also have MICE 1LIMD At Our Usual Low Prices. Respectfully, KEMERER NORTH FIRST STREET. A Present for You! We will give a present to every purchaser of SI or more a set of views of the IFbrld's Fair knife. IT'e are determined to make a rushing trade and are bend ing all our energies to muke it worth your while to visit us ; we not only give you presents, but sell you shoes at ptices which ought to bring you of themselves. Reud our price list below : 260 pairs Misses Dongola Button, tip or plain, 11 to 2, worth I1.S0; only 200 pairs Women's Carpet Slippers, beat quality, only . . . . 600 pairs Baby Shoes, well forth 50 cents, only 200 pairs Children's Wedge Heel Button, worlli OS cents, only . iwj pairs Ladies' uxiora I les, worm n it, Red Button Shoes and Oxford Ties for Children. MEN'S :-: SHOES. CHOCOLATE COLORED BLUCHERS, CHOCOLATE COLORED LACE, TAN COLORED LACE. 100 pairs Men's Light Weight Fine Pboes 26 pairs Men's Dongola, Kangaroo finish, tYa sell nrit Class woraing sours ai 723 Hamlltdn Street, Allentown. A Pointer to Can sell and deliver you any and every thing in tho line of JFi'esft JPi'ititft tm1 Yeiefahles, Including Beans, Peas, Pineapples, Ban anas, Oranges, Lemons, etc., etc., cheaper then you can buy then, in the cities. Remember thi aud let us have your order. OSCAR J, SEAGER, Wholesale Commission Dealer, East Weissport, C. A. BEX. Place in Town Assort menit "ran nfiipift GOTH, Lehighton, Fenn'a SHOWING will be to your iuterest to call some instances better. e a Olfl CAI&IPIJTS fe SWARTZ Buldings or a handsome pen tl 10 20 36 SO 95 oniy at only it 50 Oxfords, worth ti 60, 'only , 1 60 iv.m price cer iu iu ftiiwiunii. Retailers, To make ronm for. new goo , we will for 30 days sil : .Wall Paper at Cost Now i the time to take advantage of Big Bargains C?o to Adkiiw Bayer, South Fihst Street, Lehightoiy. Miss Alvenia IN LADIES' JACKETS, Hre will sell our Zadies' (Reefers) Jackets at a reduction. They are all this season's goods, in Tans, Greys, Blues and Black. There are about 100 of them, LOT 1 IFere $5 00, reduced to $4.00 LOT 2 irere $7.00, reduced t6-$5-50. (Bedford ford Cloth.) LOT P. Were $8.00, reduced to $6.50. 634 Hamilton Mrs. M. Cutton, 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 WeiBsport, Pena'a, Orer the Canal Bridge. Particular Attentiou In paid to Uiidertakiug In all Its branches. In connection with the above we also carry a (nil Una of FLOUR, FEED, ETC., which we are selling at low prices, dire ns a call. JOS. P. REX, East Weissport, Penn'a. We always make ft a point to save money for those people who buy here, by sail- Idk the belt goods at the very lowest prices. If you are wise you will buy here and thus seenre adyantange of what we are constantly offering purchasers In the way of bargains. Just now we are selling FRUITS AXD VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS AT UM1EAHD OF PRICES. WHILE IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Ready Made CloiliDC. Etc.. Oter Canal llrldge. El CKEAM -AND- A full liflio of Choice CoiifcctfoBiei'y ami pi'ttUy tilings I sb JTeweiery aEid Miiverware. FINE SILVERWARE, WAIXHES AND BEAUTI FUL JEWELRY. Aro among the new things now on exhibition in our store. We believe that nowhere in this county can you find a prettier assortment to select from at lower prices. Uur goods are not trash but good honest goodsat lowest prices. CONFECTIONS AND FRUITS, The forme in all'delectable dainties, and everything seasonable in the latter. Sunday schools, festivals supplied at low prices All the Very Latest Novelties in Toys. Lowest prices and biggest assortment. Ohas. H. Nusbaum, BRIDGE STREET, WEISSPORT, PA. 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. Coll before buying elsewhere. Graver, First Street, Lehighton, Pa St., Allentown. Bright Flowers of Spring and Summer Time are here in PRETTY 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 the Very Lowest. i fort u Rock Bottam prices. Come and see ns. 0. W. KUNTZ, East Weisspoit. Mi I AIM, AT iue Groceries.
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