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SATUKDAY. JUNK ffi 18!)2
Bona Vide Circulation I,nrser than Hint of
anj Weekly Newspaper 111 the County,
To Delinquents.
You get the Caisboh Advocate by
mall, just look rtt tlio direction tab on
your paper, and you will see just bow
much you nro Indebted for the paper;
remit the same by Postal Nolo, Money
Order or Greenbacks without delay.
We Jieed the money n dollar ortwo to
each Is not much, the aggregate to us
amounts to hundrcdsot dollars. Come,
gents, pony up. Address.
II V. JtOKTIUMEK, Prop.
Lehl(thton, I'n.
Delinquents living in this neighbor
hood will please ca nnd settle, and
save 23 cents for cdffection.
noticj: to ii:.MncKATS.
There will boa meeting of tho Car.
bon County Democratic Committee nt
the Court House, Mauch Chunk, l'n.,
on Saturday July ICth, 1802, nt
o'clock P. M. All the members of the
County Committoo, and Democrats
generally arc requested to bo prosont,
as business of importance is to be
transacted. PKAiX'K P. bllAHKKV,
Chairman Carbon Co. Dem. Committee.
Veatherlt will havo a button fac
tory.
Is Lehigliton trying to button on to
anything.
Tue Preeland Tribune is four years
old. It is one of the best papers we
know of--indepen.cleut and truthful.
elements In journalism that are always
popular.
CIlAla 1 (IK COXUIIKSS.
The Democracy of Carbon county is
to be warmly congratulated on having
so strong and brilliant u candidate for
congressional honors as Hon. Allen
Craig, one of the foremost members of
the Bar and a brainy, intelligent gentle
man who could go to Congress and re,
present the interests of his constituents
witlumt a narrow-minded and bigoted
partisan disposition. Senator Craig
would bean honor to this district, lie
has the brains and general nbility of a
wise and judicious legislator and In
him common people would certainly
find an able and brilliant adherent
their manifold Interests. Let it bet lie
Senator by all means. Every Demo
crat can vote for him and our friends.
the Republicans can not get a better
man,
this istiii: 1't.Acn.
LehlghtonAVeissport seemed to hare
been specially designed for manufac
turing centres, having unexcelled na
tural facilities and there is no known
reason why in tho course of a few years
things should not be bummiug away
herein the greatest shape. But our
people must awake; wo must movo on;
we must show some spirit, some enter
prise and be nmbitious. We nil want
to rise above the common level; we all
want to see the two towns some day
merged into one and mado the centre
of the business for the Lehigh Valley.
This is possible if the spirit tending to
greater things is exerted iu the right
direction and those who possess the
means will but grease the wheels of
enterprise with a little of their solid
cash. The enterprising members of
town council have started the ball rol
ling by exempting from taxation for a
period of ten years all industries de
siring to locate hero and who will em
ploy not less than fifteen men; follow
ing this ambitious nnd liberal land
owners in the south end of town in a
beautiful locality olfcr freo sites for
any iudusttios that come to this place
This shows the proper spirit nnd in
centire for better nnd greater results.
Let us all put our shoulders to tho
wheel and push, push, push until re,
suits that are beneficial nre attained
This can be done if wo nre nil in har
mony and why should we not be?
rjini:i: tvAims run jl:iI1(uuok
The Court has approved tho petition
devldlng Lehlghton into threo wards
and practically now a new nnd better
future dawns for tho town. Tho spirit
of old fngyism has been knocked in the
head and our peoplo movo along iu the
right direction to ultimately bo the
largest and very best town in tho
Lehigh Valley. Of the three wards the
first and third nre Deuiocratio nnd tho
second will very likely be Republican.
There will bo three councilmen und
throe school directors to each ward.
At present there bodies are divided as
follows;
Kirst ward, councilmen, James P.
Smith and Mckos Hellman ; school
directors, L. J. Hausman and Daniel
Wleand.
Second ward, I. S. Koch and J. L.
Gabel, councilmen; L. II. Xotlutein
and V'm. C. McCorinick, school direc
tors. Third wurd, L. J. HeUH and II. T.
Straup, councilmen; O. II. Kcinerer
and M. O. Bryan, school directors.
The other members will in nil proba
billty not be elected until the next
spring election.
The polling places will bo at the
Valley House, Carbon House and
Mansion House.
Now then let our people movo for
industries that Lehigliton may bo
what Ood designed it to be when he
gave us all our natural advautBges.
SIX'ltKT SOCIKTV UOSSII-.
BocWIy Tld-llll. of llilrriMI lo Ihe Mem
bcrsof the Fraternity.
C)raud Instructor S. 5t. Voder, of
Allentown, iahl an olllcial viait to
Gnaden Iluetteu Custle, 31(1, K. Q. K.,
of town, last week.
V District Grand Chief, Howard L.
Boas and staff on June 'a, instituted
Btrdsboro Castle, No. 153, K. a. E.,
with 125 charter members.
H ii expected that ut least 300 of
the 155 Castles of the K. (1. U, iu lVnn
ylranla, will have their otllcers iubli
c&Uy installed next mouth. An enter
tainment will be the feature of the
various ceremonies.
Lecha Castle, No. 272, K. O. E., of
AUentowu, will celebrate their fourth
anniversary ou July 4. The exercises
will be held iu a beautiful urove uettr
Ititteroville. An interestlui; iirograin
has been preimreil and a Hood time is
assured.
A C'lNDlDATE P08 A HlUH OFFICE. II.
V Morthiuier, Jr., of the Lehlahtoii
Advocate, is a oaudldate for Urand Kir ,
Herald of the KnhjIiU of the I. olden I
Xjtgie ol nils blK rue btate oltl
cere are voted frby tin' uiemtier of
the different oath ,l- Murthimer
will receive a taifc. "t.'
sarroucdiuff uoanttoa. FrteiMul
Tn
Dun,-
Broadbrim's New York Leltcr.
New York, Juue 21. -Year after year
the conviction is foroed upon us that
we have placed too slight n price upon
Tnir cltiwnsliln. It is desirable that all
who come among us to live and make
homes, if (hey have the proper qualifi
cations and character, should, after
duopr'oliatlon and trial, be Invested
with tho rights of citizenship. One of
the essential requisites of citUenshlp
ought to be that tho applicant should
be able to read the ballot, which in the
hands of the voter, ought to be a guar
antee of the safety of the republic, but
which, given to the brutalized, ignorant
mob which nbout election time are
turned out hero at tho rate of hund
reds In a single day, become instru
mcnts of national destruction nnd dls,
grace, moro dangerous than an invading
army. In one court last fall 653 voters
were turned out in a single day, nnd in
tho following two days Bl" and 013.
They wcro actunlly turned out nt the
rato of one n minute for every working
hour of the court, and tills lit tho face
of the fact that the judge is sworn that
he will satisfy himself .is to tho qtiallfi
cation of tho voter.
In Judgo SIcAdam's court neatly 701)0
foreigners wcro naturalized In the
month of October, HC00 of them being
Hussinns, Poles nnd Hungarians, not
one in 20 of whom could speak n word
of our language, and not one in u
hundred of whom could cither read or
write it. Tlioso mercenaries are driven
to tho polls on election day and their
votes nro sold by their contractors as
sheep aro sold In the shambles.
Tills is tho curse of nil grent cities.
moro ospecially tills great commercial
depot wlilch receives them nt the rate
of half n million n year. The Italian
immigration is a serious nnd threaten
ing factor iu our national life nnd it
grows more serious every day. We
havo made iron-clad laws ngalnst tho
Chinese, fearing that their cheap labor
would ruin the labor market, and yet
tho Italian immigration hnshoen larger
lu tho past two years thnn the Chinese
immigration Binco ISfJI. In addition to
tills the Chinese have given us com
paratlvely little trouble; there nro no
beggars among them; very few of them
nre found in our penal institutions,
while Italian mendicants line our side
walks in all stages of horrible deform
ity, and our jails aro full of Italian
lazaionl and banditti. If we secured
the lioueit nnd industrious Italian
peasant, who comes hereto make his
homo nnd till the soil, we would wel
come htm; but the great majority of
thoso who arrive here look like ban
ditti, and the illusion is further carried
out by every man, null not a few wo
men, wearing beneath their jackets a
sharpened file made into a keen stiletto,
which they nre rpady to use ontho
slightest provocation. Our natural!
zalion laws are altogether too loose,
We have made the prico of citizenship
too cheap; by all means put up tho bars.
Another new and gratifying elfcct of
Dr. Parkliurst's work was manifested
in tho arrest of a rich Israelite named
Solomon Jacobs for keepiug a disorder
ly house. Now, in point of fact, Jacobs
did not exactly keep a disorderly house
in person, for lie lives on tho swellest
portion of Murray Hill, and is worth
at least a quarter of n million. Hut
Mr. Jncobs lets his houses to soiled
doves, and the law says that that is
just as bad as if Mr. Jacobs kept them
himself. The houses were raided, and
an order of nrrest was issued for Mr,
Jacobs, and the deputy sheriff pioked
him up as lie was descending the steps
of his elegant home on Madison Aven
ue. He was taken to the court of gen
eral sessions, and the judge committed
him for trial, fixing tho bail at 81000.
None of Mr. Jacobs' friends happened
to bo on hand and Deputy Slierilf
Whalcn slipped a pair of handcuffs on
himnndtarted him off to the tombs
liko a common drunk.
Mr. Jacobs was fashionably dressed,
nnd had in ills sliitt front valuable
diamonds, and to say that Mr. Jacobs
was mad but faintly describes his con
dition. Ho speaks German, French
and Russian fluently, and Ills know
ledge of English invectlveisunlimited.
Ho exhausted the Talmud and Pen
tntuech iu seeking for terms of nua
thema, and depleted the vocabulary of
modern languages In terms of vituper
ation on tho head of tho unfortunate.
deputy. Hut it was all of no avail;
handcuffsand nil he was lugged off, nor
was ho released till tho ball was furn
ished. Mr. Jacobs' offence is n very
common ono lu New York, and it is
tlmo now tltnt tho law was put in force
to abate it. There is n certain class of
real estate holders in tills city who own
this infamous kind of property. It
pays a much larger price than respect
able people can nirord to give for its
occupancy; but one house of this char
acter ruins a whole neighborhood, and
even after they havo been banished and j
rooted out, the curse of moral leprosy
remains on the neighborhood for years.
Tho work of raiding these houses still
goes on. About fifty wore raided last
week, and several of, the unfortunate
creatures were sent to lllackwell's
Island for six months.
lliauuBinii.
1IAI1.1IOA1I MITKS.
Short rarngraplii That M ill he of interest
to the Itallrimri llujs.
t The Lehigh Valley Hallroad direc
tors announce a quarterly dividend of
IU per cent., payable July IB. Tills di
vidend. Is for the quarter ending May
31, and is tho last one that, will be paid
nt the rate of 5 per cent, per uuuuiu.
The dividend to bo distributed iu Oo
tober will be 1H per cent., in accord
ance with tho terms of the Beading
lease.
t Will Holford.of Third street, is
engineer ou passenger trniu No. 0 and
11, In place of John Wtldoner who 1ms
been transferred to the Mkucli Chunk
shift vice Wm. Zehner, also of town
who has the Bound House shift.
t Sefellen Smith, of Bankway, brake-
man on the Wyoming freight, Lewis
eggus, conductor, is nursing a tmdlr
spralnoil right leg nt the knee joint.
t The crew of engines 181 und 50 do
nated a beautiful lantern globe to Wil
liam Weiss, of town, the other dav
William feels proud of his present.
William would have bought the globe
ilmself but he didn't want to break
his monthly swag.
Wntllirrll'f CauiuiriireiUMil.
Tlio rntU comnienwmeut uxr
olsen of the Weatbrlv Hlsh school,
were held lu the l'resbyterlau church
Tua4lay night. The claw motto wa
"Itow uot drift." The programme vta
a follows:
Ovwturr OrchMUa
l'" ltov. J. V. Mowt
Miulc, llu Owu Walu," Of4atra
ttlutaUHry. "SjuiImUho" km uieU
Kmut. "iMktng t'orwwU," ....Hwtht lwtty
Kwy, "A (Hrl'i ulutou,"... .NIUe Tlnmilimii
Mule, "iOiatotk Until." orcbMUa
"Tlt .li,iuwi ut Kuw-
v... m'JZli'll'AL'.
. .
1'aiMiWTwMdi
Clas l'rOlllv)' Hlu llUUmw '
alll,lun."WkM)iwl,' l4Ut WklU
Uu.u. "t.arliitidii of nm." IMmiu I
O. A. iUOtr
Uuitc, "Snutei uxd Tmti," Ozebwtrt
THE
UNIVERSAL
Hamilton and Sixth Sis,
Allentown, Pa.
MODERN MERCHANDISING"
Wash Fabrics.
"What ,we Promise, we Perta"
(i0 pieces, iiG inch, double
fold, Bedford Cord. A new,
seasonable and attractive Dress
Fabric made to sell at 16c; our
price just one-half, or only 7
cents'
JtgYou cannot match it
anywhere.
130 pieces, 136 inch Grloriosa
Tissue, a choice printed fabric,
54 ptiterns latest color effects,
faithful reproduction of French
Urool Challis. Are sold to day
in New York City, Uoston and
Philadelphia nt 15c. Our price
is only 9c.
fl&eT You cannot match them
anywhere.
Zeyhyr Cloth in plain, check
ed and dimity effects, high
colorings an unexcelled fabric.
Sold everywhere for 25c; our
price is only 19 cents a yard.
JtJS32s.lt cannot be equalled
anywhere.
Black Brocaded Satine
in choice designs, stripes, plaids,
billows, chevrons, polka dots,
fc, at 21c and tide; only here
at these prices.
Black Figured & Dotted Swiss
An exceedingly pretty
stylish and season
able fabric.
Whitu Satin Striped Dimity,
at 17 cents, is a great favorite.
Ladies' Shirt Waists
We are head and shoulders be
yond nil competition. No such
ine as we are showing can be
(bund elsewhere- All qualities.
but our TFaists at 69c, 83c, and
$1.00 are superb.
PARASOLS.
Every novelty of the season
can bo found here. Our suc
cess this season is ample evi
dence that our styles are correct
and price right. Hundreds of
Allentown ladios will vouch for
our statement. Parasols from
41.00 to $3.50,
For Commencements.
Young lady graduates will
find the choicest things in Plain
and Jirocated lJrcssBilks.Iienri
ottas, Nun's Veiling, Albatross
and Uedlord tords in every im
agmauio similes. AW at popu
lar pneei. bilk Uloves, Mitts,
Fang, Embroidered Initial Linen
and Silk Handkerchiefs, &c.
ANDREW J- HAIRE.
'ORIGINATOR of Popular Pricse.
WEISSPORT, PA.
The Potato Huh A mean
miserable bug that kills pota
toes, is, nrcording lo nil report,
more numerous this yenr than
for some seasons past. Inrm
ers nnd Gardeners nil over the
country nre lookinj; for some
effective remedy nmiinst their
depredations nnd always tak
Paris Ghken. ll'o have tho
genuine article and are selling
it nt Twijntv-Fivh Cents rnn
Pound, nnd it is warranted to
do the work required. Wc in
vile the farming fraternity to call
here nnd buy when looking for
a thoroughly first-class nrticle of
this kind,
13IERY, The- Druggist.
For the Legislature,
Kuntz
Of LEIIIGHTON, Carbon Co.,
Subject to tho Utiles uud Regulations
Governing tho Republican Nominating
Convention.
Reading R. R System.
Lehigh Valley Division
AiraiiRpmert of Pasienger
Trains.
Sciifihilk in Effect
May 15 .1892.
i; ,i:iii(jiiton
TltAINS J.13AV
l'or Newark ami New Ymk 5.28, 7 4fi, ami 11.12
a.m., auot q.-jx a f.up. in.
lor Mammka Chunk nnilllelvldeie S.2S, e.lfi,
9.00, n. in.; 1J.02, 4.37 ami 7.iM 111.
1'or J-nmbertvillP ami 'Irentmi 9.00 and
11.12 a.m.; uml 12,02 & 4 37 )i.ln.
l'or Star. nicton, Cutasauiia, Allentown, Uetli
lehcni.aml li5tou, 5.2, u. 17, 7.4tl, 9 0, 9IU, 11,12
a. in , 12 82. 2 42, :ui. 4 37, 5.22, 7.20 and 10.27 P in.
Tor riilUridpliUnna i-mnts south at 5.28, c.47,
7.4(1 '154 and 11.12 a. In.. '2.42. 3 (ML 4 .17. n.sninl
7.2(1 p. m.
r or ju'auingatiu j larnsnurg 7,40 ana 1 1.12 a.m.
.t.ut:, 5.22 and 7.2i It in.
Tor lionmans, Lehigh Gjp, ('Iicrnford, I.au
rv'a. While Kail. Cm.l.iv. and 1 lnl.ii(f uiihh.l
6.28.(5.47. 0.0.) M.5I & II 12 it. in.! 12 A2. 2.4 ' 4..17.
5.22, limt 10 27 p. 111.
a.m. ; 1.10. 3.07, 4.io, 5.15, 7.17, .iw, aaaip. in. and
Urn Night. 1
l' or eat net Iv and llaz elon G.B2. 7.4.1 !.. nnd
1 1 A3 a.m. ; 4.10,5.15,7.17, 1054 p.lll.
l'or Alahanoy City, Shenandoah ana Ashland
6.52, 7.41, tiffi and 1 1.53 a in. ; 4.1", 5.13 & 7.17 p in.
1'tir Alt. Ciirmel and biuniokln 6.52, 7.4Jantt
11.53 a. in.; 5,15 p. m.
rur i uiimiiitfB.DJ, l. J, l,Vit 11.12 ana 11.53
m., 3 (Hi 4.m,7.i7 ami 7.2(ii.m
Fur White linteii. Wllkexh
7.43,11.33 and 11.53 a.m.;4.10, 6.15, 7.17 and 10.54
II. III.
l'or ritUInn and I. &. It. Jnnrt.. 7.4.1. o tji un,i
11 h.ui.; i.iu, u.ij, j, if mm UhTrt p. III.
Tor 'Inukimnnock 7,42 ami 11.5J a. 111., 4.10.
5.15 and 10.54 n.in.
J'or OneRo, Auburn, Ithaca and Oeneva 11.53
a.m. I0.54 p.m.
Tor Lacejtllle. Towamla. Bajre. Waerly, Kl
mlra, Kochebter Hutfalo, Niagara 1'alH and the
it rai 1 i.oj a. 111, j unu iu.Dl p. 111,
For hlinfia ami the Wet via Hl.nntif nt
4 iu p. in
SIIMAV TltAINS
for New York fi 07 and 11 17 a in.
it. m.
; 6 17 and 7.70
l'or Philadelphia
i). rn.
7.57 a. in.. J.52, 5.17 and 7.26
1-or Kastnn and Intermediate fetation, 6.07.
7.57, 11.17 a.m.; 1262.2.6J. 6.17 and 0.U2 p. 111.
Fur Mauch Chunk 8.14, 9.56, 11,15, 11.38 11.53
a. 111. ; S 08, 6.15, 8.44. and 9.33 p. 111.
For iteaiiniK at 07 a. m.; 2.62 and 7.26 p. m.
For llazlcton 9.60, and 11 53,a.m.; 308 and to.t4
. in.
For MahanoyCHy nnd Khenandoali q.m. h.ri
111..
For rnlHlllle at2.62 n. Ill .
For White Ilaien, WUkes-lmne, I'lttslon,
Auhiirn, Klinl'rn, ItoeheMer. Autralo,' NlaKara
Falls and the West 1061 p.m.
1'0r Ju,r,,l"'r Mrticul.ir8lnu.ulteo Anentsior
TlineTahlei.
A. A. JIcLUOl),
lesldent and (len'l JfanaKer.
'mi i!lriri"it;li'. !e"oral Passenger AKent.
ii....t.iiiul i n.
A. IV. KONNEMACllElt, Ass't (ieneial Fas-
enHcr Agi'ui, oouiii Meinicneni, l"a,
Mavll. '02. ly
Now is Your Time!
20
Building Lots For Sale!
Don't w ait. but come at once
and buy one of these beautifully
located lots. You will be sur.
prised at the viaw they afTord
and the price will . be sure to
please you. No trouble to show
you around. Call on either
A. p. SNVDER,
or 11. J. HONCJEN,
East Woissport, Fa,
New Bee Hive
ALLENTOWN PA.
1892. 1892.
SPECIAL
Announcement!
Kortlieufxt few ucfksu
Hillliae h. ueuera
c-lBttrlm; iiulu 111 every (liiuritneiit.
(Wlltt. Wfi ntltr V"l duilliK tllN Mle
I Ine Drtv
rur Hi'
I tt uf
GINGHAMS
Atrt)i lOantl reitu, at n't cents ajiml.
OUTING FLANNELS
new tlea worth lOcenH, now fl, cenia U)Hid.
Another lot uua Ifteeutu, now K ctwli 11 yard
One lot or ('hall worth vein, nowss cinu
anl.
Wesfllyoullill 4-1 Jtleacheil Muilin at 7
cents a ard.
Tlieai' arc onl. a few of the man) bargains
that we offer Uurlux this sale In the different de
partment. Our farit department iu eiecl.
allj oronded with end of patterns that cannot
he duplk-atd ami therefore must he told re
aardleswot price before the Tall Ooods arrive
Reuteuiber the Imcv Abeie thene harxaius are
offered is
This Htore will be dosed at a o'clock p
iu sharp, dm inn Jul) uud August, Saturday
excepted.
w.Hunsicker's!
Cor. 8th and Hamilton,
ALLENTOWN.
Subscribe for tho Carbon
AlrocATEt the rheaiMt and
bmt local nVipsur published
in the county.
POETRY ON WHEELS
Would Jon com fori know,
As yon lmckittrtnt o,
Over country rod all inootb or rough t
Trjr tlie "Oil Tunrwml Sprln ,"
Which Krcldler pull In,
And your plalfotms ride rr fnmijbl
Or hac )cm a notion,
To ifl rid of '.tone motion,
Except the motion lengthwise t
Then Ret the "iianner Spring." l'eeler,
Sold by Kreldler, Hie dealer,
And yon will he ture of Inning the prize.
lias your horse a nutck gait,
That he can well wait ?
And when nil Ihe roads are just awful
Tuen (jet it low "Corning" of Hairy,
Ton Smv-riVE Dot.tAiMl don't tarryl
And he'll run nn all roads that are lawful.
The up and down jelk,
The shafts every way work,
You can now effectually ctniB,
I It busing the Old Ellptlc Spiing style.
From Kreldler's nice pile,
And you'll nn longer these evils knduhk.
Is your horse an old Plug,
Whose grave should ho dug ?
A hi A Spindle lluggy will make It so easy,
Which Kreldler will sell,
With top made so well,
For Fifty hollars I so hreeiy.
Heavy and Light Repairs Prompt, Cheap,
and Good. A pleasure to show Ooods.
II. It. KHEtDt.Etl,
Wmworr, 1M.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
INVENTORS can secure advice
lo tho patentability of
1 heir inventions.
PATENTEES cau receivo assistance
in the sale of their pa
lent rights, ami full in
formation rogariliug:
PATENTS cau l.o obtained by
TRADEMARKS addressing Washing
COPVItlGHTS ton Patent Attorney,
in care of Carbon Advocate, Lehigh
ton, Pa.
THE CARBON HOUSE,
Henry Drumuore, Prop'
FIUST STREET, LCIUailTOK, l'ENN'A.
TheCurhou House has been lenotateri and
tuiproed tliroiigli.ut; ttli electric lighted and
well ventilated, and U ainoiiR the Heat Hotel In
thti section of the State. 1 lie imtronaee of the
imbtlc Is sullclted. llest aceiiiniiiodatlons for
perninnent and transient custom. Cnai ges very
moderate. Fine l.l'iuors.Fresh Iteer and 1'orler,
and Good clKarn, for sale at the liar.
June Is. ' ly.
Fine ll'ines, Liquors and Cigars,
Fresh Beer and Porter.
FREE LUNCH every day from 9.00 to
12:00 n. in., and every Saturday even
ing.' Cull und see me. I will treat
you right.
Oiipu.ite the Carriage Works,
North First Street, Lehigliton.
Insolvent Bettor's Nottce.
Nntipp is liertlty hIvpti that I'ATltlCK I'.
McdARVKV, or Header Meadow, L'uibon Uoun
ly, lias atiplled to the (Joint uf Coinmon I'leHs,
fui tliu Cuunty of Cm bon, for the bene lit ol t he
Insolvent I.aws ol the (toiuinoiiwealth of J'enu
sjhanla.ami that the salt! Ourt lian apiHilntetl
the second Monday oUinif, A, Ih lsi (it he
lug ttiellrht day of the next teijiu of I'mnu, fur
the final hearlHE on bjM petition, at tho Court
ilouse In thft byiuugh of Maucli (liiunk, In said
County ott'Ribdii, when ami wheie the credlt
oraol ttaidl'ntik-kr Mcdarvey may attend, If
Ihey think jirtmer, nnd show cause, Hanythey
hae, whj ho should not le dhrharped
DAVID (1 VAT KINS,
1'iothonotiiry
CitAtfi & 1inrtK, Solirltora. mwi-lw
This GREAT COUGH CURE, this success
ful CONSUMPTION CURE is told by drug
gists on a positive guarantee, a test that no othej
Cure can stand successful?. If you have i
COUGH, HOARSENESS or LAGRIPPE.it
will cure you promptly. If your child has th
CROUP or VHOOPING COUGH, use it
tuickly and relief is sure. If you fear CON
UMPTION, don't wait until your case is hope,
less, but take this Cure at once aud receive im
mediate help. Laree bottles, e,oc, and tl.oo.
Travelers convenient pocket size 25c, Ash
your druggist for SHILOU'S CURE. If youi
lungs are soie or back lame, use Shiloh a I'o
om piasters, Price, 25c.
I Oil SALE lit
Dr. U T. llorn.Lehfghton, Pa
RUPTURE !
We, the underilgnsd wre
entlrelr cure.1 of rupture bjr
llr. J. II. AlAvvn mI Arc).
St , Philadelphia, Fa., N, Jones Phillips, Ken
net Square, Pn.; T. A. Krelts, NUtlngton , Pa.
t M Hmall, Mount Alto, Pa ; liev.S. It tther
mer, Hunuurr, Pa : 1. J. llellet, VU H. Twelfth
?i , n eatiing, r.; wra. nix, isso Aiontrose St.,
PhlltdelpLiti; II. U Howe, ttWMmm., Heading,
Pa , (leurwe and Ph. Hurkart, Ioouit St.,
Heading, pa Send for circular.
Annua! Statement
- -OF TUB
Leila Boronau School District,
For the Year Emlititf June 0,
-HECKliaB.-
Illance un haiwl from last year $ Ml a
btate aMroprlatloii. jfcip n
New ljowi....... 11MQ0
From Tax ColMlor. Tore no
KM'KNJHTUitUtt.
liitereaii boutla ami uotM Sim S3
(letter! repairs T
Impairing aod jInUug roof r. t u
rhalra, Mblea, btMh and uka. at 30
HeadlucctMil 900
rim iiiewiiitPttHi oil iMtcyoiotimu !,.,... a uu
Ooal. , NT it
uquiu atauiut. uucKeu. Ofuanes aua
brooms.,: n 13
uvwturvr a Huary sv ou
sscrfOnr'a sjOaty n w
Janitor's sMiiry 11 i
Huodrtea , 8TT
imtuce 111 itvmwuiy ,,. ill fi
We, the uudrlgtoW Audit 0 Ihbcfatou
Borough. Cat boa oouuly. S., fyivimi oaxafulJ)
exauiloed (he above ouiitsoi the Trewaurcr
find tbeia correct U tbebset otoor luwiwMffe
kit1
QUI.
IOVKK, I
-HKHOUIU'IM.-
I'lUliOU butt..,
.till l
.. mm
IMWIfOtti g(Mr
ToUl maaam Illw n
amodnt hohwiww amb umi'aiu-iimht
or liwrwoT.
btinu. at 4 par
Hoi,aiSif
Mam 00
lu tmi, ol ivauufcc.
JlUM it, 1(W-V3
BON
Just Kerrivpd if lnrgc
'6
All Silk nt only .17ir. per yard.
Is 11 new wnsh fiibrir, printed on light nnddnrk grounds, nil new
designs, beautiful finish,
FTJIiI. YARD WIDE, ONTiJTlO OENTS PER YARD.
m 3raTiV Vlt KM
Aiu one of ths nf-wect of the fine wnsh goods for the season, ll'e
have them in n variety of eolorings nnd styles.
New things in lllnck nnd White
LACES. ;
Pin skirt nnd ruflle width,
iriinilt.
. buuiiuuii; aim is up to ine tunes in 1 no new similes hiki diner
out weaves, including many novelties not to he found elsewhere.
Sensonnhle underwear for Indies, men nnd children.
mioAlivt'AY,
Mmich Chunk, Pa.
Ihe Cheapest
For Wo 11 Pi
tiou
L
5
(P tPti I
won npirirr
BWUII ilBUIII ICL
The IBi''kf
Baby G
aps, Ruchings,
or Notions of
you see the
if 11611111
Obert'B Block, Lchighton.
CHARLES
Wa111Bapey9
BOWER'S BLOCK. Opposite
First-class Taper Ilnncini;
ation and Frescoeing a specialty.
Ilouse Painting in all its
to be satisfactory. Patronage
WE ARE
PRETTY THINGS FURNITURE
AT LOWEST PRICES.
And we are confident that it
iiid 6ec us belore you buy olsewhere. ion can select here with
tho same advantage as in the larger cities, prices and quality o
goods being the snmo, and in
also have
mar
Ony
At
Usual
KeAIERER
NORTH FIRST STREET.
A Present
We will give a present tn every purchaser of $1 or moro n
set of views ol the World's Fair Huldings or a huudsome pen
knife. TPo are determined to mnke a rushing trade and nre bend
ing all our energies to muko it
not only give you presents, Nut
ought to bring you ol lliemeelves.
af.Q pairs Mixes Dnngula Diillou. tip or plain, 11 lo 2, itnttli tl,60: only . 1 10
200 ialrt Wt.mii's Carrot SUppert, ltt quallly, only 0
60(1 pairs llly SUoea. well noitlt !Ai renu, only 86
200 palri Children's Weilju Heel Ilnllun. north (15 eenls, ouly .... 60
160 pairs Ladles' Oironl'l lea, nortli tl aa, only 96
Red Button Shoes and Oxford Ties for Children.
MEN'S :-: SHOES.
CHOCOLATE COLORED BLUCHERS,
CHOCOLATE COLORED LACE,
TAN COLORED LACE.
100 calrs Sleu's Llalit Welalil Klnn FUom at
26 pairs Men's Dongola, Kangaroo liuUli, Oxfords, woitli tti.5o, only . . 1 60
We sell nrst claas working shoes at lowest prlrea ever aeeu In Allentown.
Babies' Ome Jteiw Slioe gtoe
723 Hamilton Street, Allentown.
A Pointer to-Retailers,
. S A "Ed Till .'.
Can soli and delh or you any and eveiy
tliiii in tho lino of
Fi'esh JFM'asiStt! letsif Vvyvtos fries,
Including Hoans, Peas, Pineapples, Ban
anas, Oranges, Lemons, etc., etc.,
cheaper then you can buy
them .in the cities.
K3ff Kemeniher this aud let us have your order.
OSCAR J. SEAGER,
Wliolosnlo ComuiiMNiun Ueulor, Entst Welssport,
MARCH E
nnd bt-nutil'til line of
including the popular Point
iJur stock ol
O. A. REX.
Place in Town
inor, liordors nucl JJocora-
is at
orncr ot hecond nn
iron otrceis.
Dress Trimmings
any kind unti
new stock
A. GOTH,
P. 0., LEHIGHTON, PA
at lowest prices. Ceiling Decor
branches. All work guaranteed
solicited.
SHOWING
will be to your iuteicst to call
some instances better. V
a
Low Bt'lces.
Hespectfully,
ife SWARTZ,
for You!
worth your whilo (o visit us ; we
sell yon shoes nt pi icos which
Uenu our prico list below :
only tn 60
To make ronm lor neu
Wall Paper at Cost
is the time to take advantage of
Now
Big Bargains
South Fiust Stiiebt, Leiiigiiton.
Miss Al voi n'a
1
LADIES'
We will sell our .tidies'
They nre all this season's goods,
There nre about 100 of them,
LOT 1 IPere $5-00,
LOT
LOT
2 Were $7.00, reduced to $5-50.
ilieilford Cord Cloth.)
Were $8.00,
634 Hamilton
Mrs. M. Cutton, Weissport.
Branch Store, Firafc street, Lehighton.
The cheapest jilace in this vicinity to buy Bedrcom and Par
lnr Suites is at the popular establishment of
JOSEPH P. REX, East Woissport, Pena'a,
Over the Canal llildge.
li'siular AtOiilioit
in all lis branches, in connection nlth
FLOUR, FEED, ETC., which
JOS. P. REX, East
We always make It a point to save mouoy for those people who buy here, bi sell.
UK the beU rooJs at the very lowest prices.
thus seenro advantage of hat we are
I'argalns. Just now we aro selling
FHU1TS AM) YEGGTA0LES OF ALL KINDS
AT UX11EA1ID OK PRICES. WHILE IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Beady Made Clolirioi. Etc.,
We hold the foit sn ltock Boltom prices. C'oine and see us.
(Her
Cinnl Hi lilge.
AN IMMENSE LINE OF
in im -worn
Have just been unpacked at our
money Hived to buy of us, Don't forget it 1
ICE CREAM !
Has been reduced (o an even
30 Cents Per Quart !
Our Cream is the best made iu
be bpat. Drop in to see us.
B. I Culton, Lehigliton, Pa.
FINE SILVERWARE, WATCHES AND BEAUT!
FUL JEWELRY.
Are among the new things now on exhibition in our store. We
beliovo that nowhere in this county can you find a prettier
assortment to select from at lower prices. Our goods are not
trash but goml honest goods at lowest prices.
CONFECTIONS AND FRUITS.
The forme in alljdelectable 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.
Clias. H. Ntisbaiim,
BRIDGE STREET, WEISSPORT, PA.
we will fur 3d dnys sel
Fine Millinery
AT
Our 8tort
As usual we eclipse
nil competitors by ex
hibiting (he largest as
sortment of Trimmed
and Untrimmed Hats
and Bonnets at lowest
cash prices.
0al. before buying elsewhere.
Graver, rJS
-IN-
JACKETS,
(Reefers) Jackets at a reduction.
in Tans, Greys, Blues and Black.
reduced to &4.00
reduced to $G,50.
St., Allentown.
Bright Flowers of Spring and
Summer Time are here in
PRETTY
Jfifliitep)' JJHeetj.
A rare feast for ladies who
like pretty things in New Mil
linery Goods. Come and see us.
Fashionable (7ity Milliners
enables us to give all the newest
tilings. Prices the Very
Lowest.
in jiaiil to Uinlertaklnjj
tuo above we alto carry a full lint of
we are selling at low prices. Give ui a call.
Weissport, Penn'a.
If you are wise you will buy here and
constantly offering purchasers In the way ef
goo
0. W. KUNTZ, East Weisspoit.
well-known store and it will be
this section nnd tlip nrir r.Wf