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SATURDAY. AUGUST 20, 18B2
Coon Fltla Clrculallon iMXgn llian that of
snj IVeefclj Hwapapr In ma uounij,
To Delinquents.
iou get the Cahbon Advocate by
mail, Just look ntt lie direction tab on
jour paper, anil you will we Just how
much you are Indebted tor the imper;
l.n ua,n liV lYmlnl Note. MollDT
Order or Greenbacks without delay.
Wo iikkiI tlieinonev n dollar ortwo to
each ! not much, the asregato to us
amounts lo linwlrecla of doMiirs. C ome,
gents, pony up. Address.
II. V. MORTHlMElt, Prop.
LchlBhton, l'n.
iinitmiiiuiiici livinir In llita neighbor
hood will please ca nuil settle, nnil
save 'ii cents lor coaecnoii.
Leuiuhtok and Weissport are stand.
Ing Idle. We ncod Industries and other
towns loss pretentious than ijenigtnon
nre securing the prizes. lt our peo
pie awake and progress.
Tut APOLoaHTS of Uurgess Kuutz,
ashamed of his unwise use or power in
orderiug n police otllcer to the council
room to perseryo order, are now saying
that it was all meant as n joke. The
excuse is entirely too flimsy for sens!
liln neonlo to bo enllod by. Irftus
have another.
strenuous ellort should bo made
to net at the bottom of the manv cases
of "child murder" so that tho guilty
nitrtles can bo broimht lo punishment
it is n illsoraco to Carbon county and
a heathenish showing on tho part of
the mothers of these Innocent oirsprlng.
The latest find is n skeleton of n child
near East Penn. Somebody is guilty
of murder just as heinous as that
crime can possibly be aud they should
bo punished. This business must bo
stopped.
Weatu inarms had its big lire and
the probabilities now nre that they
will soon have a tiro department. This
town was practically at the mercy of
the Are lleud nnd without outside as
sistance Weatherly to-day would bo
but a smouldering ruin. Hut Wealli
crly is not tho only town that has been
careless about n.llre department, Le
blghtou, Wcissport, Lansford, Summit
Hill are in the same boat, and all of
these places should now take warning
from Weatherly's loss.
Hos. Allen Ciiaki is dearer to tho
peoplo of Curbou county to-day than
over if that is possible, lie is an in
corruptible, Intelligent, dignllied and
courageous Democrat, lawyer and
citizen and if nominated unci electod
to Congress will represent tho old 8th
district with credit, nbility and honor.
Without Mr. Craig tho prosent har
monious Democracy would not bo.
His presence quieted the discordant
clement and his wise suggestions
brought about tho harmonious condl
tion that exists. Tho Democracy of
this county should honor Hon, Allen
Craig, becauso to-day ho is one of our
most brilliant, ableandcapablecltlzcns
The locomotive engineers of Pennsyl
vania havo decided to take steps to get
rid of the boy operator. Tho sort of
curse ho is no one knows better than
tho engineers who do not proposoto
have him endanger their lives any
longer They will ask the next Legis.
latum to pass a bill providing regula
tions for tho employment of telegraph
operators. The lequirements they
advocato will be that every person be
fore taking au olllco shall have had one
year's experience; shall not be under
21 years of age, and shall not be
assigned to block signal work without
having had some experienco in that
kiudofwoik. There should also bo a
regulation forbidding an operatorto be
on duty more than ten hours a day.
For a yeah past tho peace and
harmony which Democrats were pray
ing for seemed out of reach until the
annual county meeting on last Monday
when the two factions of the party
came together with a clash and a noise
that threatened a continuance of the
trouble, but the sun was brightly shin-
ing behind the dark clouds that
threatened so much destruction nnd
and when they cleared away It found a
reunited party with tho leaders of both
factions willing to sacrifice all personal
ambition to the success of party aud
any candidate who might be nomlnatod
at tho convention on next Slonday.
That thero is any question of tho sin
cerity of the leaders we have no doubt.
It is to their interests individually and
collectively that little Carbon hows
cUse to the lino uud asserts its old
time Democratic majority. There will
bo no quibbling, the time for that it Is
pact, it condition now confronts th
party and we must make the best of it.
Uet to work! lie who nineties now Is a
traitor: the put is behind us, dead.
'Ihe lEujal nine Line,
'lliose nlioliaietiMHl the lloyal lllue Line I
iw.en IlilUlFl.liiH anil New Inrk. well k nan
that tlmt line IsdeMfrvMll) arrredltod aslielug
llu llnral lerr ut railroad In the country, that
ilMuai'luiaie Ihe llli.t numulocrut, awl Uiat
an (mini run more smoothly an.! are the taslMt
in the ttorhl Th those, howeer, who liait
oner used Ihe 1 1. Hill lllne I.I lie. Uw lullowlim
ali.traet Irani niter written by an einluNit
railroad uuui.hiii lo .i gentleman connectMl
l!h Ihe lleadmi: Hull nail Hrstelu, will iloubl-
linproie lull i,, nnt Alu-r ihe usual formal
trerllnm, the 1. 1 1, i n j.u "I hare just taken"
ut first rhle on Hi, ite.ulihK, bating coutt over
Iinui New Voil, llns iiHirnuia mi your 11.30 A. M.
lloal Hlue Li ii, train, .mil 1 1 aiiuot refraiu from
couaratulatlu' i.it on 1,,-hm i ontieelad wHh as
suocrh a rail! nan Vt in.i.lr .ulli- utter mile lu
JuMteaM-omK mil Ihe ti.im run :ih hiiiouuiI) as
lllougll not e, .-.tliiii. ten ml!,- ja-r hour. The
a)iiolutllieuL lin,- llrl lass, and Inewrhad
libeller illlili. i hi ,ii,i Iwlter sentsl uu an)
uiuiua car '
(oiiuueudtiliiiii fi.'iu tin- sonne Hueueetbis
i-aine, iiiuhI hai i I., , ii i.iiih.uhirl ifratlfyluR lo
thclteadliiK Hiilio.id ollli lals. It has alwas
been Ibealui ! ll.i ir.-ietit Keadlim manafe
nienl to iiruviilt- Hit- er hest tor Its balrom.
and the sen li - on the Koal lllue Uat, u well
as on othei uiiitioni, ol Ihe 8 stein, Is conclusive
ev idi-ai e ot su i r In thai iiiret'tlou. That Uie
dlM-lulMt4l publk- aunrei-lale these eBoru,
ana reoaguuu the la. t ttaaiiu- llo)al Hlue I.lue
iralnsartas adiertl-d, ihe lluest, taslaalaud
safasllntlie win Id, to avldem-ed h Hie col
staailly liareii.ihn imniueiis on that Une.
lleliahirul l-uvrii I'arly.
Mia I'Immi Kiint, Kutv a pleu-uut
Hud most riijiiyulitt- lunn iiarty Fi ulsy
eeutng is) houoi of ht-r guests Misses
Helen and Hull u lirpeutir,of Blooms
buig. The larn-luwn iih- nicely lllu
luiuatod xwth t'hiiioae liuiterns uud
during- thi t-wniug a btimptuuu up
psr as hei red Those (iieseut vme
MIsmm Ur-sii W ill . "itii limn and
t-lla Laui , ,i .i.sp.ni I. Ila J-tii
stermaolo i ! Mli-utuwn -li-mi ,kt-i,
of rjastcii J i H I ut .in.l Muitiu
ttoraer, !. t "h M-si t' Klein
tup ,.l Mhui u Chunk. Charles llsuk.l
Robert luti, 1-M lionivry. Id KunU. I
I. t. Clunks and Berger.
STATE MATTERS IN BRIEF.
The Heat ol News Culler! l'roio a Multi
tude or Rourees.
The new iron county bridge on the
site of the former Hlery's Bridge across
the Iehlgli at Lower Catasauqua has
been crmpleted, and Is now open to
travel.
A retrenchment of expenses by re
ducing wages of employes is being
made by ltobcrt II. Coleman, the Leb
anon iron ore and railroad magnate,
by which ho purposes to save 810,000
n mouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shiner, of Leb
anon, one year ago lost their son Chas.
by death. The lad was greatly attach
ed to n bloycle, which, after his death,
was put Inja box and placed upon his
grave In the Mount Lebanon Cemo
tery. Upon visiting tho cemetery re
cently It was discovered that the box
had been broken open, the bicycle re
moved and carried away.
A rattlesnake six feet longand whose
tall was adorned with twenty-eight
rattlers was killed by Allen Urlcker,
nenr Clreeusburg.
The winding of the great Ilrown wire
segmental gun, which has been In pro
gress nt Uirdsboro for some time, has
been concluded. Thirty-seven miles
ot wire one-fourteenth of an inch thick
wero used. The tensile strength of the
gun is 1G.',000 pound to tho sqtiaro
inch; elastic limit, 103,000 to the square
Inch, nnd tho elongation after rupture,
11 per cent. The bore Is five Inches,
and the gun is intended to tho eclipse
all of its kind.
Unknown toner parents, Miss Emma
IJroyna, of Shamokiu, was courted by
Calsar Kenna, a Frenchman, aged C!,
It has been found that ho deceived her.
Ho wanted to marry thoyoungglrl.but
it was found that he had deserted a
wife aud family In Paris ten years ago,
Jacob Dertchen, of Spring City, a
butcher, had both legs cut off at the
knees at Ttoyersford, on the Phlladel
phia A Reading Railroad. He was a
passenger on the train and had fallen
asleep' He did not wake up until the
train had started and then jumped.
His Injuries maybe fatal.
The well-known wandering gypsy,
Charles Smith, was arrested in Carlisle
Sunday, charged with kidnapping two
of Cieorge George Xclslcy's children.
The little ones say he gave them candy
to Induce them to get into his buggy.
He then changed their clothes and
tried to escape.
Tho first stone of the Columbus
monument, presented to Scranton by
tne Italian residents, which will be un
veiled on October 21, was laid Sunday.
jonn umier, a young man residing In
the Western end of Ashland, was
struck by one of the swiuging boats at
Washington Park Monday afternoon,
sustaining lujurles from whicli lie is
not likely to recover.
Owing to the very general Improve-
ment In the iron market the steel
works at Stowe, near Pottstown, will
increase its force of operatives several
hundred men, and run on double time,
uegimung August -1.
Robbers broke into the residence of
Harry Dcpuy, Jenkintown, Sunday
nlglit, and stole a fine gold watch nnd
a largo purse of monov. En I rnnco was
gained through tho front door. There
Is no clue to tho guilty parties.
Keystone Furnace, No. 2 Reading,
owned by tho Reading Iron Company,
is auout ueing put lu blast. Keystone
Furnace, No. 1 was started up several
days ago, and is working splendidly.
Tho output of the two furnaces is about
one hundred tons of iron per day.
Tho Clreeusburg Tress says: "Mrs,
John Welty, of Richer avenue, is the
possessor of a curiosity in the shape of
a pickle 35 years old. It was grown by
her mother, Mrs. Jane Craig, on what
is known as the Russell-McFarland
farm, near Stony Springs, in. 1839. It
is oncased in n long, Blender glass bot
tle, of the style in vogue then, In which
it was growu, having Deen placed there
in when only a blossom aud allowed to
grow until it filled the bottle. It was
then severed from tho vine nnd the
bottle filled with alcohol. It Is to-day
remarkably well preserved and Is very
highly prized as a relic by Mrs. Welty."
uno or the peculiar sights that Inter
est Upper Gwynedd folk Is a circular
corn field on Joseph lloorse's farm.
Last year this pleco of ground was laid
out for a race track, but as such was
not a success. Mr, Uoorso plowed It
up last sprlug and planted It with corn
which has now growu up, making one
of tho oddest looking corn fields in
tho country.
air. and Mrs. Ashton O. liorliek,
memuers oi tuo Moravian congregation
at liethlehem, will erect a $39,000
chapel on tho grouuds of the new
Moravian Theological Seminary, In
that place. It will be callod the Helen
Stndlger Memorial Church. Tho gift
Is la remembrance of the youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Uorhek, who
uieu a year ago.
Two months have elapsed since the
Titusville and OH City disasters took
place, and there has been little pro
gress in the rebuilding of e t her citv.
Iti Titusville the two long bridges
across Oil creek ut Perry and Frnnkllu
streets wero swept away, and, though
tne Uratity Commissioners promised
quick rebuilding, nothing has been
done. Ono rellnery aud one machine
works only of tho many destroyed nre
rebuilding, though some other lulus-
tries may deulde to live again.
Ileaer Meadow as a llorough,
A writer to a Hazletoti paper advo-
owie me Incorporation of Reaver Mea
dow as borough In the following words:
"A borough organization for Reaver
Meadow would be u step in the lino of
progress nnd one that would put our
town nbreost of the sprightlleat lu the
region. Our people have enterprise
anil display excellent taste In thear
rangement and beautifying of their
homes. This Is often unnoticed by
strangers, nut when you look to our
side walks and consider that we are
without street lights it detracts some-
wlmt from our disposition to glory.
i lieu too, mere Is lawlwwuew. au in
vaslouof Individual rights for which
there is no redrew. A Imrougb gov
eminent would go along way toward
the solution ot these dillleultles and
stum re to us conveniences we do not
now poateaa."
Notice,
The Committee ot Rules, appointed
by the Carbon county Demnoratlo Com
mutes, Hereby gives notice that at the
oomlng County Convention, they will
move to amend the present Rules, by
substituting for them the Warren coun
ty srstwa, a advertised In Ihe Maueh
Chunk Dswoorat In August, ISCO.
JuttK J. O'llaiSN,
W. a Uimt,
Javis Suith,
Janes Rsisun,
Ueumok HrvaicKUt,
Cotuinittee.
Switchback Tluie Table.
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ltt-5 htiltntilC Hill l u iu iiud 1110 a in,
ml 1. J 1 m i jo, 4 ii Mild ii 1 1 (i in
staiiila
lveSWithhaiikdapuisUucS uaunk at 1A
Lea Biuiuuli Hill ai ass and a.siii. m
H. J. aimFOKD. bupt rss. t
TIIIIKK I.KIIIOIITONIANS IN A W1I11CK.
fortunately Tltey Kseapeu Without Ser
ious or Saver Injury.
The Knight Templar excursion that
left Alleutown two weeks ago had on
board Charles and W. II. Ubert and C.
Rrlnkman, of Lehighton. They had
Intended being absent a month which
period they would devote to Bight see
ing. At Clinton, Iowa, Saturday the
excursion train got in n wreck. The
particulars are as follows: The train,
composed of nine cars, lott Denver,
Col., at 12 o'clock Thursday night nnd
met with disaster near Clinton, In., on
Saturday, one crowded sleeper going
down a steep embankment. N one
was killed, but fourteen were Injured.
Among the number being Charles E.
Rrlnkman and W. II. Obert, both of
town, who In the telegraph reports are
said to have but slight bruises.
now the accident occurmed.
The train was making a rapid run
through Iowa over the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway. It had made
the run from Cedar Rapids, Including
all crossings nnd stops, a distance of
eighty-one miles, in one hour and
fortv-flvo minutes, and on reaching
Clinton something became daranged
abotit the trucks of the sleeping cor
Uonibay, the third car from the rear of
tho train. It began to lurch from aide
to side just as It was crossing a creek
bridge. At an altitude of about twenty
feet on the top of the grade the lurch
ing of tho cor Rombay caused one rail
to become loosened on the bridge and
the two rear cars, Canton and Corsica,
were derailed, the last cat, Canton, go
ing down tho steep embankment and
landing lu tho mud. The passengers
were thrown from side to side in the
car as It fell. All the interior fixtures
of the cor were disarranged or broken,
as well as the glass in the doors and
windows, yet, strange as it may seem,
no ono was killed. The railway com
pany harried surgeons to the scene of
tho wrock, and other assistance was
given tho wounded passengers.
Chas. and Will Obertand C. E. Brink-
man arrived home Wednesday a. m,
l'upular anil Welcome Visitors.
"The visit of F. J. Stettler, A. M.,
Principal of the West Pittston Public
Schools, to Slatlugton during the week,
who is accompanied by the estimable
wife, must have proved to him more
than usually pleasant, says the Slat,
ingtou News. On every hand he has
met with a cordiality worthy of his
good qualities.
Prof. Stettler had charge of the Pub
lic Schools here for fifteen years, dur
ing which time he earned for himself
a reputation second to none In the
State.
During vacation time he established
a Normal Institute for the preparation
of teachers and College Students,
which was attended with a success, the
fruit of which is yet prominent and
will last in our midst.
The present position occupied by the
distinguished monitor and scholar at
West Pittston is one of the most im
portant In the State, and we under
stand that the tuition fees, from out
side the pale of thejdistrict, is a most
lucrative one.
May his many friends and admirers
have the pleasure of greeting him for
many summers to come is the earnest
wish of the News."
Prof. Stettler was principal of the
Lehighton public schools for one term
and both himself and wife have very
warm friends here.
RiX'itirr sticiKTV gossip.
Rnt'lcty 'lld-lllts of Interest to the Mem
bers or the rr'atemlty.
There will be au Important meeting
Maj. Klotz Commandcry, IC Q. E., of
town, on Monday evening.
Their tenth anniversary was ap
propriately celebrated by Col. James
Miller G. A. R., Post at Weatherly on
Friday evening. Hundreds of people
wero present.
Onaden Ituetteu Castle, No. 310,
IC. G. IJ., of town, couferred the Pil
grim's Degree on one candidate aud
received two proposltious for member
ship nt the session on Wednesday
evening.
Champion Council, Jr. O. U. A. M,
of Millport, will hold their second an
nual grand plo nio on Saturday, the
27th Instant, on which occasion there
will be addresses by well known mem
bers of the order In the county. The
Junior boys should give an earnest,
hearty patronage to Champion Coun
cil. Slatingtou Castle, No. 200, of Sltlug
ton, Is perfecting arrangements for a
grand demonstration for the celebra
tion of its fifth anniversary on October
21 and also in honor of the 400th anni
versary of the discovery of America.
They have extended an invitation to
most of tho castles and commanderies
In the state. The Eagle Knights of
Slatlugton will spare no pains to make
the event ono unparalleled in the his
tory of the order,
Edard S. Deemer, state secretary
of tho Jr. O. U. A. Mn was a guest of
Mt. Tisgah Council at Mauch Chunk
the other night. The secretary Is a
very pleasant and agreeable gentleman
and made many friends, Thoso from
Lehigh 101, who were at Mauch Chunk
on the occasion, were Al Hagenuan,
Jos. N. Rennet, Jr., and G. W. Morthl
mer, who wore excellently entertained
by tho genial Al Bartholomew, Al
Ileers, George Whitehead and others.
The old Presbyterian church nt
Reaver Meadow which was purchased
by Washington Camp, No. 219, P. O. S.
of A., will soon be as line a hall as
is lu the region. It stands eighteen
feet higher than the old foundation.
The upper portion will be a handsome
ly furnished lodge room, while the
basement portion will be used for liells,
entertainments and anniversary soci
ables. Not wishing to make the floor
smaller than It now is an addition of
sixteen feet has been built, which will
be occupied by the stage. On the night
of opening a free ball will be given
after au entertainment, whleh will be
glreu by the members of the lodge.
The following la a description of
official charm and buttonette, adopted
by the Supreme Oastle, Knights of the
Golden Eagle: Design to be an eagle,
yellow or gold in color, with wings
spread holding in its claws a bough
upon whleh it Is perched. The head
of eagle to be turned to right side. On
breast of eagle to be a shield of the
same style and proportions as the de
sign held by the Supreme Master of
Records. Shield to be of red enamel
with raised letters K. O. E. In gold, po.
sltiou of letters same as design held by
the Supreme Master of Records. Site
ot eliarm one inch longand thres-quar,
tsr lueh wide. Eagle not to be flat
The buttonette to be the same design
as charm. Site of eagle five-eighths of
au inch long and tlve-elghtha of an
inch wide. Eagle not to be flat.
Thr from Maurh CMtuak
John Kerrigan U vUitiug at Free
laud.
Mrs C. V LeuU, of the ft aide,
I ib vHltiug at Audeurittd
I - Wm Hherty, Jr, wbu wua before
'bquire BojfW MontUj to aotwr th
oUarge of lareeuy prfrird by Harvey
UotMr, wm dlfiohargd. There was no
eridauoe.
UAll.ltOAII NOTl'.S
Httort Paragraphs That Will be of Interest
lo the ltallruad Hoys.
t The P. A It. Rallroa-tl Co. la prepar
Ing u new sign post to be put at rail
road crossings. Instead of only the
words railroad crossing, there will bo
added the words, "Stop, look and
listen.'' The signs nro now being made
In the shops at Reading nnd will be
put up in tho near future.
Itesolullnus of Itesjiect.
A committee appointed by Rluo
Ridge Lodge, No. 105, Order of Tontl,
reported the following resolutions
which were unanimously ndopted:
WitPRirAS. In view of the Iota e have sua
tallied by the deceaae nt our Ilrother. Alrln J.
milium, anil sun iien,ieriumiusuiiinst ujiinnB
who Mere nearest and dearest to him. there
fore be It
IlaHiiLvri,. That It la A itiat tribute to the
nif ntnry of the departed to nay that In regret
tine Ida removal from our midst we mourn for
one tho was, In every way Horlhy o( our rr
eri huh resaru.
ItFsot.VKli. That we sincerely condole wllh
the faml!) of Ihe deceased on the desne nsatlou
vrllh which It has nlenaed Dirltie l'rovldenee to
nnilct them, and commend thetn for consolation
to I Mm whonrders all things for the best, nnd
Vinuae ciiasii'WMiriiin are iiieani ill mercy.
IIPaniA rn. llial these resolutions he anrpnd
noon Hie records of Ihe lodge, and a copy theie.
of be transmitted to the family of our decease,)
uroiner anu ue puiiiisneu in ine i aiihhh an
VOCATF. Ilrjinv .1. luiRTarv, I
Vt!t.LtiM IMiNii, '-Coinmlltee.
five. 11. KrMiutiiit,
3 J ijb q
WEI89PORT, PA.
Jttst before school opens it
wont bo out of the way to talk
for n moment about TABLETS
nnil to bring in incidentally a
wortl in veferencu to stationery
of all kinds. Now, in Tablets,
we haven't got the largest or
best assortment in the world,
but we have as nice an assort
ment an can be found hereabout
and the prices are very low:
"When school opens you will
need a Tablet, then why not
buy it hero Low prices, good
paper, etc. In writing paper
and envelopes we can sell you
a pood article very cheap ; why
not buy hero we will appreci
ate your patronage and treat you
right. Gome and we us.
BIERY, The Druggist.
POETRY -ON WHEELS !
Wontil ou ounfort kuntr.
As ;ou huckstering o,
Oyer c'ounlrj roads all tninoth or rouijli f
Try the "Oil Tempered Spiliis,"
Winch KrelJler puts In,
And your platforms ride easy enough!
Or have ou a notion.
To eel rid of horse motion,
Except the motion fenxthwUe ?
Theu Ret the "llanner Spring," IVslrr,
Sold by Kreldler, the dealer,
And yon will he sure of tvluntug the prize.
Has your hoite a iulck gait,
That he can well wall ?
And hen all the roads are just awful
Tnen get a low "Coming" of Harry,
Fob Sixty-five DolmihI don't tarryl
And he'll run ou all roads that are lawful.
The up and down Jetk,
The shafts every way work,
You can now effectually cuke,
llj busing the Old Ellptlc Spilng t)le.
Fram Kreldler's nice pile,
And you'll no longer these evils uunum:.
Is your horse an old plug,
Whose grave should be dug ?
Ah I A Spindle linger will make It so easy,
Which KrelJler will sell,
Wllh top made so well,
For Fifty Iiollara I so hieeiy.
Heavy and Light Itepalrs Prompt, Cheap,
and Good. A plcasnre to show Goods.
H. n. KriEIW.Elt,
Weissi-oht, Pa,
Executor's Sale
OF VEltV VALlABIX
Meal Mstntet
The untie rl gnetl Ei ecu lor ol the Estate tt
Mary Miner. latA of the Horough ot Wtlsipcrt.
iltrtnutoi, wtllsfllat imblle aale on the nreinises.
iu viMixrt, iiartMiii vuuiuy, i run
SaturilJ)'.
SKPTRMnElt, 3, 1892,
at two u'elork i. in , thn ftillowlnK very aliiaWt?
ICal KUtf. to-wlt. AllthMsetnooeitaln l.oTH
OK fl V.vyM OP O UOUN . tutuate on ttwt TToith
kle of llrklde Ktrert. In aaM lUrouah ot Wlat
isurt, Cat bon county. 1'a., bouiMlwt by lotaoIO.
1. INllnf rami .John H. MllWr. uuon whloh are
rfwiemno i wu-anmi t jcaiuk
DlIKLLINt? IIOIISKS,
ldisO (rt ami feel, rfsutwtlvelv. with all
necMry outbulIUlnKa- Tins i'roiitwl rrr
Hiflbty loeatrd. aixl Houhl make a flrrt-flass
buiittaa aiand, aoU win 1 sold toftiMr or
aeikarairiy ai ine euiion oi iecuior.
1 Miua aud cMssiiUAMa will bp wasla knwn at
lline ana ptaae ui aaw. by
KstAteof MAU li!fl:ft. deewwwi.
Aug. WU, IMtt.
PENSIONS !
We want the name uud postotllee ad
dress of every honorably discharged
bnl.llop nf Miu IIa wnr ulm I, nnt ra-
oelrlug u pension or who is not re
ceiving as muoii pension as lie is en
titled to.
Also the name and postofllee of every
soldier's widow, child or dependent
lnrent who is not receiving or has
not received full pension provided
liv law.
Also The name of every suldierur
soldier's heir who lias not received
full Pay and Uouxtt as provided
by law.
New Laws and Itullng pruvide for
payment of olatuis which havo - here
tofore beeu rejeeted. Xo eliarKe for
information. Bend to Pension At
torney In oa re of Oahbon Advocate,
I)ilghton, Pa.
'ttnlce Notice!
All )ruw anlMiraby tluly oauUoMd i
al I npro vajaaat Oojuaay ) In tto borou
lyMgaww. w aw purpoa wm
louiod treajbaaalag will be deitlt wltb to tint full
LEWIS WAU K. li.
Autf. ft), M
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
hrltlrd Bltla Will tie rH.vl nl Ut tu 12 Ul Hiy
li-iiibi-r 1st It.', lur llir fin tiuii ui m ituiltlliiB- fu
wlikli lu hulii KlfUluun lur f um siiut-Ualiu; fi
Hl(-4lfiuitluU tab lie 9Kttu l Ult; oflUe ut IUk
damif c
wauaauNMiii tim board nc cum
nwn th right to reject any or
Hexkt HtLLaa
J C. Ssjruxi .
OomiulutoDeni
Attest r. Tlekk
NOTICE.
The CoiimiiHiloiiers if Cnrbuit ( iuut hereby
Sve ttotl that, at l o'clock p. in., on thr SOtti
y of 8tttinber, A. I. lA9t. at lh Cottrt
Hmib, Maudi Chunk, I'd., they will 811 at pub
lic sal. (Ai- tli bent uric that an b nfata ntwl
Rr the same, the foiibwinf detcrllcd tract of
ml, filth naM tracts wren heivhifofe mtr
ehaaeH by theOmtoty CommlwtoneM at fpw-
remained unredeemed for FUe enrtandun
uirra wm, lor uie ty ui uie . nrtniy, himi narr
wnrun, (u w u
Name of He- Where
pitted Owner. ..orated. Number ot Acre.
Win. Adntn, 1'acker Tp.,wA.
John Homlir.
Thomas lea, "
Totin Meam, "
.John lEoinlz,
.towph SHTItl. "
Jl.Bimttrer. Latiaanne
lEobert Martin. "
.Jeremiah Smith,
(leorw Sm It hern. "
Cathr'e Hrmvii, Ittdder
w a., pan oi im a.
160 a.,
tHU A.
411 A.
an
80
410
803
400
IS)
atn
1 203
DOS
ICS
440
100
asi
4(0
tto
Ilanlat Kvflii..
Win. ItoMefleld.
Wm. ltoraefleld. '
Thomas llousler, "
John '1 hompann. 7
John atemer,
John Hterner. "
IMnlel Hartlng, "
John Kroner, "
Owen lllee,
ltttY Utee. '
A., part of Mt A.
' ' Ml A.
.rohn Kiiaw, " " 408
iMniei l nomas, " " 2eo
John W lama ii, " anu A., nArtof-IOQA.
TlronsasfirRdrord, its A.
John NeHtt. 400
Holrert (leorite. " " ISO "
lAtin Ilrown, lihth ' 100 A.
James Podwn, ' 481
lunlel Kitinuudis ' " 43s A.. 118 T.
,JiMt.lVunlfl,HMt Ilm 141 A.
Johu M ITIee, " 810
John Onok, " io "
1. ftjiockler, lTfiiiktlii w a.
Im. forest twn.
MuryCarrf, arey) m A.,iartof 410 A.
I'aul tlrter. " m "
Hsrba snartr.iWry vltle, 2 lMt,
llRSinr Miu.bk.
IIAX'I, OA01,
J. 0. ItrjJIiirL,
OoiiiinlatfoMri
Aug. 8, 1K -4a
DRUGS, P'Tf-
MEDICINES, genuine'nnd hest
SOAPS, large line and cheap.
WINES, K"0(l fr medicinal use
CIGARS, tl'e l,est niade.
SPECTACLES, i extensive
and increasing ttude. I guar
antee satisfaction to m cry
customer.
PRESCRIPTIONS, carefully
compounded.
AT tub
Central J)rug Store,
Dr. C. T.
OFFICE OF THE
Lehighton Water Co.,
J.EiituiiTON, Fa., July 7th, 162.
I hi-rehycertllY that the lollowlng resolution
was a do pi M at a iiieeitiin ot the Hoard of Direc
tors of tliis Comuanv hfld on the 41 It ilavof
Kksolveii, Thata nieetlnsof the Stockhold
ers be i-alled to convene at the office ol the com
pany, on the 3rd day of Hepteniher, 1892, between
the hours nneand three o'clock p. in., to take
action on the approtal or disapproval of the
proposed increase of the capital stock of said
Company from l.0,Q03 to S30,ooo and that the
Secietary he and Is hereby directed to give
nonce inrreoi as miuuea oy iaw.
HOWAni) REAHOI.UT, Secretary.
July 9, 18?-'.
Estate Notice.
Estate of CATHltlNi; M03SEH, deceased,
late ot the Township of Alahonlng, Carbon
jimmy, i is.
All persons indebted to said estate aie re-
ousted to inako imiiiipnt utlhln hit U'oaki
and those hat ing leeaf claims against the same
will present them without delay tu Otx Weeks,
uuij uuiiicuKuuiru mr oruiriitnii m
HAMUiiL MOSHK1L Executor.
July 2. I'leasant Corner, fa.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
INVENTORS can secure advice as
to the patentability of
their Inventions.
PATENTEES can receive assistance
in the sale ot their ia
tent rights, and full in
formation regurdlug:
PATENTS can be obtained by
TKADEMAKKS addressing Washing
COPYRIGHTS ton Patent Attorney,
In care of Cakbov Advocate, Lehigh
ton, Pa.
Fine ll'ines, Liquors nnd Cigars.
Fresh fleer and Porter.
FUKE LUNCH every day from 0.00 to
12:00 a. in., anil every Saturday even
ing. Call and see me. I will treat
you right,
Oripualti, tli Carriage Worka,
North First Street, Lehighton.
ion of Co-Partaliip.
To n honi II roueems. Notice l Iwtby, given
that tne cojirtisrfelili heretofore exfHtug Oe
iwwn Dr. J. a. Zn and llsrta Ijuiry, dome
busluesa In tlit lioiuufli uf Wflioit, County of
CartMia, la , uodcr the Irm tuuiie uf J a. Zero
Co., was (oruaJly illaaohMt oo tto tint day uf
July. A. 11.. lMa.by mutual eouaeul. Alluionleti
owfaB the firm must be paid to W. P. Olery
will
busltteu will be rouliaued by lb
iiiu sixir inMii juiv w, inui.
l)ler
MAfllA LAUHY.
Now is Your Time!
SO
Biiilding Lots For Sale!
Don't wait, hut como at once
and buy ono of theso beautifully
located lot. You will be sur
prised nt the visw they afford
and tho price will be sure to
please you. No trouble to show
you around. 3hll on oither
A. V. SNVDEIt,
or It J. IIONUEN,
Raat Welatrawt, I'a
PRIVATE SALR
OF VALUABLK
DOUBLE HOUSE.
A three tttory double frame dwelhug
hoube eoatavuiiig two fine store rooms
and twenty other rooms ou uorth Fimt
street.tu Lehighton im oifurtnl for aale
t itiAl 'aud on eaay terms The build
lug is suitable for a botui idant and
hab stable aud other out buildlug
For furthei iartieuUrs aud term-' call
on or addraaa
AiiaANDES KIBTLEH,
Kibtlor's Restunuit,
I Aug. 13. 3w LehigQtou, Pa.
J f
SEX'S B02T
Just llercived a large
All Silk nt only
8& 4$ C A N ris." M
Is a new wash fnbrir, printed on
designs, brmitilul hnisli,
FUIiT. YARD WIDE, ONLY 10 0ENTS PEn YARD.
Ate onn of ths newest of the line
Have them in a variety of colorings and styles.
New things in lllack and White
;LACES. ;
In skirt and ruffle width, including the popular Point de
lrlnult.
rnmmm
is complete and is up to the times
ent weaves, including many novelties not to be found elseu here.
Seasonable underwear for ladies', men and children.
D ROADWAY.
Muucli Olmnk, Tn.
CHARLES A. GOTH,
DKAUil! IN
Wttli Wapes; WitBiIoiv SBusdes
BOWER'S BLOCK. Opposite
First-class Paper Hanging
ation and Frescoeing n specialty.
House Painting in all its brandies. All work fjuaranteed
to be satisfactory. Patronage solicited.
WE ARE SHOWING
PRETTY THINGS "FURNITURE
AT LOWEST PRICES.
And we nre confident tlmt it will be to your interest to call
md'see us before you buy elsewhere. STou can select here with
the same odvantage ns in the larger cities, prices and quality of!
goods being the same, anil in some instances better. e
also haye a
At Onv Usual Low Prices.
Respectfully,
Kemjsber &c Swartz,
NORTH FIRST STREET.
A Present for You!
We will give a present to every purchaser of 51 or more a
set of views of the lForld's I'mr Iluldings or a lmudsonie pen
knife. IFe are determined to make a rushing trade aud are bend;
ing all our energies to nmke it worth your while to visit us ; we
not only give you presents, but sell you shoes at piices which
ought to bring you of themselves. Iteud our price list below :
250 pairs Misses Dongola lliilton. Up or plain, 11 to 2, north $1,60; only . il 10
200 pairs Women's Carpet Slippers, best quality, only 0
MKI palra Baby Shoes, n ell Torlb 80 cenln, only 33
200 pairs Children's NVe.lse Heel Ilutton, ivorlli 05 cents, only .... CO
160 pairs Ladles' Oxford Ties, worth $1 26, only 05
Red Button Shoes and Oxford Ties for Children.
MEN'S :-: SHOES.
CHOCOLATE COLORED BLUCHERS,
CHOCOLATE COLORED LACE,
TAN COLORED LACE.
100 palra Men'sXItilit Welaht Klne f-'lmei
25 pairs Men's Don&ola, Kangaroo finish,
We sell first class working shoes at lowest prices ever seen iu Allentown.
Basics arte FeIco SImi $toi?ef
723 Hamilton Street, Allonlown.
AVholesalo ConuaiKsIon Doalpr, East Wclssiiort,
ruits&VegetablesinSeason
Special attention will be mid
FKSTIVA.S with
Fruits of all Kinds, Confect
tionary, Cigars, cc.
At the very lowet piioes and on the very best conditions.
Don't maiko urraugemcnts until you have teen mt.
O. J. SAEfxER,
East Weissport.
Tr em en dous
MEN'S YOUTHS'
yLllIrfllPBUi oyor Offered it KOCH
& SHANKWEILER'S.
A lht Bummer davit art tiuickh euuiUiK tu m
vaiMui.iifiiiiit.1 bffuit it iuui b auu iu oravr
Buniiuer iMuiiiiiw Ikm't ntlts llese rare ofptirtuoitlM m thff ftf trMt Woay ttavtn lo im;
any OUJfi II H llie rru't itisti iiiauvs iu iuij
HOT WK ATI IKK AM) OUK
1 hrnt w ere ueTr m mauy luauctiucut. former Prices Cut lu Two. We quote only a few ef
h.iudredn w ch nhuw juu.
MUN'S a-rvitwablr Hullt foriueily l&ja, now fen.
Nat Mixed Hutu. " S-M. 4
Ktyllmii Made Bull. All Wuul, Tja, " fcM
Fwwy Wrllel SuIIji All Wool. " , "
All Wool SulU 3 elylei, evira iUm. " l-0u, " cn
line Wool MtiiU. xln uueiltv. 12.00. " (LU
Flue Caaalawre Bull. UN. M
Kaatikwatile Hootch Bulte. M I5.0, e.
HEUrrS LOTH OF HAPPIffESa FOU THE U0V8.
The areat dmoulrUou oflMarked lKia n l'rioea U Uie preaeat Intwrmtiiur Iftatare of our OMId
raat ifeparuwuk.
i Boy Bulu Mill Ml laai inual
I Mod BWyieeaoie buiw w-, buwi iivui
d Harviaaable HuiU me., down Irotu il.au
rioa A II wool lTliaH mm s. ruriuvny ,.ow awn
uIj aumussU of Pisa llraaa Holla for Bott
ISO laotwr oi ovarj rooMijr.
7IIKCH1NBHK WL'aTt.O I And m niuM our Via
lot pair meoV peeUtooni, I6e. from art
sot pair meo peaiaaioDi.toe. ironi wwriiMnn pwiwwiw.ii.ni. whi ii.rm. swe i
ti uT"iuuioou.. ooi, 'roaiijis. MouiaTM. au worn, tnsi i aud iiM
Kxcallent Values nnd
Tain Coat. Wall Vels, Kuiunwr NM-kwor. Uudcntaar ud Heat' Kin tU.him;,.
A Kraal Uo of cautc NvaHs Hliirta. The Hot Wa aivvs Uieai a brief u.
Th beat ute uud bat- otue ard loug Shirt iu tb fouul) .
Our Uue of Wblw Linen Hbirtn Bud Cullkvrt are uiu-qualld lu flic aud Quvllij
WK. WIIXkNtKKUl'l illtili I'ltlUKS
Doluirii nre dutiiK u url diiuMt) ilut In Uu' iiiitdf lo aiiburv ('lulliluij juul hum
r0UlutDS lu juui luestsure All5tM Iruinsers dimu in fj 19 Ibv tto on, M auH eT.Ou
Trouri all no i is . .
Kiiuiuti (truism taiuiol lie nl uUtHit our ilOQe.tlJ.uo, atA.tf)iiua t(' Suite u OitltT
REMKMBKB tlitrc Mrc lnHidrctl ol olbfr lhtUK lo lulemt )UJi Colue .mil b e ' Out
inriisiiut Hiv alwt ttlifHtt A in.ulkl) Ulllv uiour) gul a lulgbl) Uriix way wbei m ii nu) um
Clulhin ol
Kocli & Sliankweiler.
Lanist and Fittest Clotbiug torn the Valley,
CENTRE SQUARE, ALLENTOWN, PA.
MARCH E.
and beautiful line of
7r. per yard.
i? MITNILIJS.
light and dark grounds, nil now
wash goods for the season, ll'e
Our stork of
mom
in the new shades and differ
a A. REX.
P. 0., LEHIGHTON, PA.
at lowest prices. Ceiling Decor
at only WW
Oxfords, uortb $2 60, only . 1 50
te Supplying PIC-NICS and
Sla n gh ter
and ("MILDHEN'S
ekue h Uave UMd ftWtUiM-cut lo Cr I(M mt
uietoMUDi ma dmmwm ov Hnu Mt
m iuw disiuhh auin amm.
MKN'HttUITft OO TtMiBTUKK.
iatuali so st iMa tsau Hssslaalana' PrisM.
jail SJ.S0 Hon' sulti swat s at si w.
I u
s4 C'SIMrotl al Utosl HMriscM Inst dollabt
Itrerstoek of Uaa'e aad YoeaW
isJWftr"
aalr ateua' MuttaluoM.tl.at, wortti
Choice Assortments in
SiLfefytiliij
All the Newest Things in
Wall Paper and Decorations,
Window Shading, &c.,
Now on Exliibitition nt
Lowest Prices. Give us n CM.
Miss Al renin Graver, LeSPa
-
LADIES' JACKETS,
Wis will soil our .allies' (Reefers) Jackets at a reduction.
They nre all this season's goodj, in Tans, Greys, Blues and Black.
There nro about 100 of them,
LOT 1 U'ere $5-00, reduced to $1.00
LOT 2 ll'ere $7.00, reduced to $5-50. "
(Uedtord Cord Cloth.)
LOT 0 Were $8.00, reduced to $6 50.
634 Hamilton
Mrs. M. Culton, Weissport.
Branch Store, First street, Lehighton.
The cheapest place in this vicinity to buy Bedrcom and Par
lor Suites is nt the popular establishment of
JOSEPH F. REX East Weissport, Penn'a,
Over the Canal Urldge.
IL'urtiuiiIui' Attention in pnld tu Undertaking
In all Ha krauclies. In connection with I lie abore wo also carry a full Una ol
FLOUR, FEED, ETC., whicli we are aelline al low prices, (lire uj a call.
JOS. F. REX, East Weissport, Penn'a.
We always make It a polut to tae nioney for'lhoje people who buy here, by tell
Injj the beat Roods at the $ty loweit prfoea. If jou are whe you will buy here and
thus secme adatitatse of what we are eouslautly offrrtQK puichasen in the way of
nrgalui. Just itow we ate selling
FltUlTS AM) VEGHTAULES OF ALL KINDS
AT UN1IEA1ID OK l'RICE. WHILE IN
Dry Goofls, Groceries, ProvisioE, Ready Mafle Clotlg. Elo
We lol4 Ibe fMt sit liock DolLom prlcf l. Colue an J' tee iu.
0. W. KUNTZ, East Weisspoit.
I O-l
NTS PER QUART!
Pic Nics and Parties supplied on short notice.
Il'e ulto havo a full line of
Fine Groceries, Seasonable Fruits
and Pretty Jewelry.
o vest irices run on everything Give us a call.
B. SC. Culton, Lehighton, Pa.
FINE SILVERWARE, WATCHES AND BEAUTl
FUL JEWELRY.
Arf Binonff the new tilings now
, r .
heliBve that nowhere in this
iisaorlinent to srlert irom at lower nri8. Ur goods are not
Hash but good honest goods at lowest prices.
CONFECTIONS AND FRUITS.
Ti e lbrme in all delectable dainties, and everything seasonable
in the latter. 8iinday schools, festivals supplied at low price
All the Very Latest Novelties in Toys
Lowest prices and biggest assortment.
Clias. H. Nusbaixm,
BRIDGE STREET, WEISSPORT, PA,
Wo are still headquarters for
Ladies who nant
PRETTY MILLINERY.
Just now we are offering new
effects in Hkihy Thimmed
HATS and BONNFTS,
ALL KINDS OF
Mourning Goods.
Our prices on all goods nre the
very lowest.
ft'
IN -
St., Allentown.
Bright Flowers ol' Spring and
Summer Time are here in
PRETTY
illii,ory feot.
A rare feast for ladies who
like pretty things in New Mil
linery Goods. Come and see us.
Fashionable .City Milliners
enables tts to give all the newest
J things. Prices tho Very
Lowest.
ill
on exliibition in our store. We
county canyon find a prettier
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