ORIGINAL CHEAP GASHSTORE
QUEENSWARE!
Have you seen our Un
matched Bargains we arc show
ing in QUUENSWA11E1
iook at this and then com'
pare them with any house in
the valley.
10 Picco Decorated Toilet
Set, at$2.G5, the same goods
with slop pail, $5.10.
White Dinner and Tea
Sets at prices that cannot he
equaled by any of our rivals.
Water Sets and Wine Sets
are among the bargains, also
Verv handsome Glass Sets, in
endless vnrietv, plain and en
graved ; these sets must be seen
to be appreciated.
Motto Puns and Saucers
for the baby, also Cup, Saucer
and Plate sets lor the liltio ones
Some of the latest design
in Lamns. A complete assort
ment of Lamn Fixtures not
usually found eirewhere,
J. T. NUSBAUM,
BREEZY HAPPENINGS
rust Street, between South urn. Plum Streets,
1.C.I1KI.IUU, a
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY, AUQUBT 20, 1801
l'Eni'Li: os tub ur.
M ATTUHS OK MOIIIS
lMl'OIlTArlUK
COUNTY TID BITS.
HVl.lt. nOlltt AND OMHNKIi llM'ltl
si Ti511 IN THIS tol.I'MH
Flash l'lctur.l of Familiar facet Camilla
and (loins.
. Will Clause, of Philadelphia, Is re.
cuperatlog hore.
. ,B. J. Kuntzwas at Weatherly on
Friday evenlmt.
..Mlsa Laura Seidto Is visiting
Blatlngton friends.
. . W. W. Bowman, of Slatlngton, was
In town on Monday.
. .Col. II. Horn IsspendliiK a brief
vacation at Atlantio City.
. .Councilman Moses Ilellmau snent
Tuesday In Philadelphia.
. Will Hanu and daughter, of
Weatherly, spent Monday in town.
. Miss Gtissie Schadle, of south
First street, isvi9ltingat Allentown.
. .Miss Emma Seller i9 sojourning
with frlend9 at Delaware Water Gap.
. Mrs.Thos. Catell is spending a
week or ten days at Ocean Grove, N. J.
.The genial Ed. Paetzel, of Mauch
Chunk,wasin town WednesdaytTenlng
Miss Ella Fen9termacher, of Allen-
town, is visiting at the residence of
John S. Lentz.
.Joseph N. Bennett, wife and daugh
ter Ruth were guests of friends at
Wllkesbarre this week.
.Judge Charles H.Seldle.of Normal
Squaro, was in town for a few hours on
Wednesday.
. .Mrs. Charles Ehlnger, of Philadel
phia, is the guest of Daniel llaltzer and
family on north First street.
..Hon. A. J. Durllng was a grand
juror at the United States Court in
session at Philadelphia tills week.
. Robert lfausman and family, of
Ijehlgh county, visltei Frank Wein-
land on Second street.
. .Gideon Kostenbaderand family, of
Reading, were In town over Sunday
visiting Samuel Kostenbader on 4th
street.
. Miss Dolly Yarrington, an estlm
able youne lady of New York City, is
visiting Mrs. Rob. Chambers, at the
Exchange.
. Mrs. Thos. Arnell and daughter
Miss Maggie, of Lancaster, Pa., are
visiting John D wart wood and family,
on Second street.
. Thomas A. Swartz, of Selgfrled'i
Bridge, was in town Wednesday even
iDg; he was accompanied by E. S,
Lichtenwalter, of the same place.
.A. L. Bartholomew is home from
Palatinate College for a week's vacation
following which be will become
student in Franklin & Marshall College,
at Lancaster.
. Ed Zeru, the popular proprietor o
the Opera House store, is spending
week or two at Philadelphia and Terro
Hill.
Photographer Rishel and wife, have
just returned from a very pleasant
vacation of three weeks spent among
relatives and friends in Maryland.
Mrs. Alice Yiugling and son Edgar,
accompanied by Miss Souri Arter, ol
Silver Run, Marylaud, are enjoying
delightful sojourn In this town with
Photographer Rishel and wife.
. Burgess Kunte was at Allentow
on Wednesday evening to receive his
mother, sister and brother who had
just returned from an extended trip
through California.
Among the familiar fares in town
this week we noticed that Dr. T. M.
Balliet, a successful Philadelphia
phy&lclan on his way to Normal Square
for a brief visit.
..Prof. Krout, of Coplay, at onetlmo
principal of our publlo schools, was in
town on Weduesday and made our
sanctum a pleasaut call. The professor
U now on the faculty of Pierco'a Busi
ness College, Philadelphia.
.8. A. Relchart, accompanied by his
wife, spent Sunday with CI. B. M.
Stocker and wife on north First street,
Mr. Relchart is the proprietor of tlio
Cottage Hotel, Eastou, and is a genial,
whole-souled gentleman.
.Mrs. A. J. Durllng and daughter
Miss Katie, have returned from a very
pleasant visit to Oberlln, Ohio, where
they wore guests' of Mr. Bert Darling,
who is a student iu theOberllnCollege.
They were accompanied home by Bert
who is at present enjoyinga well earned
vacation.
.. El wen E. Bauer, of East Mauch
Chunk, for many years the able and
eSlclent secretary of the Carlton
County Industrial Society, was in town
for ate hours on Monday, calling on
bis aged and venerable mother and do
ing buHness with the Carbon- Advo
cate. Mr. Bauer informs us that the
fair, thie year, will bo held on October
4, 5, 6 and 7 and be expects the exhlul
tlonto surpass that of last year.
What II" Oi.ur.il In Mil Cltr llurllilc Ilia
V.k l'erllnfntlr llplloinliail tijr nr
Special ll.pon.rs.
Lnrgestclreulatlon and lowest rales
for advertising.
Buy your jowelry at Bock's and
you get the best.
Full line of Ingrain mm nruwwis
carpet" at Henry SchnnrU'n.
A kiln containing 100,000 lirlekn
was started Monday at Koch's brick
yard.
A splendid free lunch will ne
served at W. A. Peters' restaurant qn
Saturday evening.
Jake Klsllor biro teams for pleas
ure or buslneaa purposes at tbo very
lowest rale.
Bock, the jeweler, is showing eomo
new and verv pretty things In rings
all kinds and styles.
Don't buy clock of the installment
man, Bock will navo you one-half tho
nrico if you buy from him.
Just make It a point to seo David
Ebbert when you want a team for bnsl
news orjileasure. Lowest prices.
Dr. W. F. Danzer, tho eye, ear and
nose specialist, of llazleton, will bo at
the Exchango Hotel on Friday, Sept.
Throngs of people continue to go
to Luckenbach'B, Mauch Chunk, for
line stationary, wall papers, deoomtions
Ac. Lowost prices.
William H. llacliman, of the south
end, has improved his store front by
the addition ol large show windows.
Thlovos forced an entranco Into
Zern's shoe Rtoro on Friday evening
but were frightened oft" before securing
any booty.
I.ehlghton won ngamo of ball from
Mauch Chunk last Saturday on the
home grounds. The score was 10 to 2.
A handsomo Iron fence now en
closes the Trinity Lutheran church on
the comer of Third and Iron streets.
Councilman James P. Smith has
curbed and cobbledthe gutters around
his property on the corner of Second
and Iron streets. The work was done
by Joseph Zuhn.
Otto Dlttmar, superintendent of
tho Leulghton Beef Company, pur
chased a liorso Friday from Henry
Ilfcrt, at llazleton, for S21
The anti-Bowman camp-meeting Is
UKMOCllATIC IIAltMONV.
The llrlalit "N.wav 0-rwrelH-.a ,r tin- Week
llrl.tlr OhronlelMtlnrOiir M Urmia".
Tliroiis-linul Ilia Comity llnil i:u . Iiara.
In some parts of the eonutv water
melon parties are very popular.
1 The Welch Congregational ciiurcti
at Audenrled will be stenm heated.
1, Tho publlo schools of Banks town
ship will open on Monday, Auutiit HOth
for n ten months term.
"TDanlel Rafter, of Jeanosvllle, was
caught under a falling platform at a
picnic the other day -and Imd'y in-lured.
f Local talent rendered a three act
drama. "Tried and True" at Auden
rled on Wednesday ovenlng to n largo
and appreciative nudlenco.
1 Wo erred last.weok; It was not the
Nis Hollow Sunday school that pic
nlceil In Most I'enn on last Sunday a
week, but tho East renn Sunday
school.
, Richard Eustl, superintendent of
the Lehlch Coal and Navigation Com
pany, at Nosquchonlng, died at his
home In that village on Monday even.
inn between 0 and 7 o'clock, from
cholera morbus,
The Farmers Alliance of Pleasant
Comer will hold their first annual
The l.nin't I'olltlanl (iHltiertOft; ICver
Known. Had Wlilskat- tlis (.'suae or all
Ilia nolle. Tho Two 1'ai-lloii Vnllo ami
sweai l'ealtr n IliS Ticket In be Nameil
on Manila,. ll,.piillli mi Mimas-. Nnl Now
l'ollli-.
Tlu't'urlon l 'utility I H'mncmts are
once mote togothor since the annual
Bounty meeting held in tho Court
House at Mauch I'hhitk uu Monday
afternoon. The meeting was positively
tho largest political gathering ever
held in this county since its orgniilm
Hon and tho method of "getting to
gether" was the most unique vet milt.-'
chronicled. Thegreat pressure brought
to bear on tho leaders of tho two fuc-
reooguUed not only as a high compll-1
meut to himself personally, and to ills ,
many warm friends and admirers, but
also as the selection of u safe, discreet
uud eminently competent leader on tnj
glmlotls lli'morrutli- ietory in Nnwni
bee next
NEWSY WEISSPORT.
II KK PI LA N KLIN'S TO WN Vt 1 1 1 B AW A K I.
ANI1 I'USHIKn
(liii
lh llr-it llm-t ii.iiiimI ii' In to 1 1 jii
Uliil 111 )H. Ihrt'i rntutiillli t itit'li
Alldfinli (I lit muni .Yin, limits M
Dt rimid llraiU ( niinmtti i , linjiil'. i .
Hfftier Memltiw-,lutiKt I ItKcrnltl, WIHIiitn
c1e mid ivier Kt-lh t roitiiultUfe. Cormlik M
iHiw,r(rMh lttleMhd lldwimt Kckhip.
lHuomlniimc K let ( foil ornitr., Cliurlm Ht-
innlr) , Att iihrn ltemulej. Ileul-fli Klltv; Coin
Jtot't rl lUiHlt, Joint Mm ft
Iill.-i.
llovMnjitnltmn Kriilork'k HuhmUlt, l'ett-r
i .a ii - l .ill uiuiiii iiviiivri iu i ii i ii i uw, triu hiii
uuui u, mo men . iv uehlcr, l itil. BclmiMt, Trtiiik (lelit
IHiny i-nicuwiuy vuuiimiimi Cast Muueh C'mnk-Jame Iletw. Jhh. Moyer,
Ug chief tian to tnako ooiicwslons 0 I!. Milter; OommUtee, , Henry Urrlun, llmry
which a month ao wero uuthoutfht of. iK'iiemn, JatnosfiRiimciter.
Tht3I-erite8 had held a conference Kt lVim-,1. s. Drotor, leter itaclimau,
wiUi)moof thoblKunsorthoCwwltly - uniH'
., . , , , . , , . i(n, .lames Antlrewn, AtnbruseHt crrwn t.
the meeting and Carbon county's able ZtuSLS:
antiuisiuiguunea lawyer, jiou. iiien son srniiikil.diistare Wanlihnrn.
Uralg, was decldod on ns a proper per- rrankllu-TJiniiHw siojer. William Walrk,
sou to presldo over tho meeting. Just tnw I'Jir.lun, Jr.; CommlllM, ,t. w. Kck,
before tho big meetinii was called to- '" iw. .imi iiimsnt.
uetliortho Cnssldv ueonlo went back IIWiriile-Clirlf IinM", PimI. m.lle,
:ii.i. n, n,l .,.e,, 1 1, IW"T Oommlttfe, I,. A. Miller, Opo.
.... ...... - iifopoM, Tlionms MItiwl.
uaine 01 it. u. vt. irn iui uiiuiiiiiiiu
.leniiemliie-Jiilm Mitchell. UIiImiiI Cosle.
loliti Martin; Committee, Tlionuu MiiIIikkti.
low j.Ii Mcllisly, lMwunl Mmwliau.
Kldiler Korlli l'lunk Winter, .lamea llvrnee.
1'nlrkk McCloskcj ; Uuiniiilltee, ll. II. Mrljtml,
A. llrellliant. V, 8. ltcmlanct.
Kl.lder Houth-Kmory (leir. Paul likliart.
picniolnObert'sarovo, on tho niter- yj,on chairman Cassldy called for a v. sioctuii, U A. Wernct
noon and evening of September Hrd. lllvI,lollB,WU(r l)l0 Cralg men to u,,,tr.l, li.,t vr,l-'li. MoMoinwl. Wm.
Prominent speakers nro expected to do moVo to the left and tho Zero men to HeMer, lun. 1). (t'Donnelli uwiiinitter. Frank
presonton tho occasion and an wno 1)l0 rIgut of (le room t10 numv,ers HeWer, Hugh Mieilln, Maims Mtoy.
and through this only a repetition of
last year's most disgraceful occurrence
was possible. ,
Frank Shnrkcy presented the name
of Hon. Allen Craig, null KdEubndy
put up tho name of Dr. J. O. Kern.
I tie "Stroller" Seuillily l!iltniuliee I lie
Happening; ol Hill Town mid Vlclnlly In
Ilia Vtual llrlslitStlle.
Mrs. Annie Selp, of Union Hill, Is
visiting at Danielaville, Pa.
Mrs. Jaoob Went nud sou Harry
sieut last Sunday at Dautelsvllle.
Milkman John Bsrang drlres n
Mllioii haudsomely pulnted wagon.
Rov. J. W. Bover;of Big Creek, dis
coursed at Wolseport on last Sunday
evening.
Miss Annie Dretsbuoh, of Royers-
ford, Is the guest of Mrs, N'ero Weiss.
Henry Shoemaker spent last Sun
day very agreeably at Cherryvllle.
Miss Horn, an estimable young
lady of PhllllpsburK, X. J., Is visiting
Miss Plummer.
Tho members of town ootiuoil will
assemble in meeting on next Monday
evening.
l'lunk Wlnterniule, of East Mauch
Chunk, whs a visitor in town on Titos-day.
Miss Kutle HerU, of Allentown. Is
visiting R.J. Hongeii and family on
Union Hill.
Erve Kresgo rooently shut u emtio
which measured six feet and three in
ches neross tho wings.
o regret to note the Illness df
Mrs. Joseph V. Rex and bono for her
speedy and oompleto lecovcry.
htiydor's planlui; mill emnlovs
thirty-two men mid the monthly pay
attend can count on having a good and wer0 R,,jmrenty so evenly divided that ltorti. Middle Ward-Daniel Muiliearn, roll nmounts to about iirw.
enjoyable time. it was impossible to give an Intelligent , " 1 J- ' """"
Vnie time for holding the Demo- .,, .tl,n elmlrmnn r"V':a .
.. rt t ,i.i.. r.n-l.n.1 1 " wt mini-. doiin riuer. .mine!)
cratic County Convention, In Oaruon, .loclnrol Zcrtt elected. This was tho lircslln, A. lireiinan; Oonmilttee. I'etcr liojle,
is now drawing near to hand and cae (or til0 uncontrollablo mob and ''"'"'r lclliili, James Oaiqiitliam.
politics are growing more interesting t, t foHow0'(l rivaneii J;,",,e,-JlM' ''ullel; '' llltMnner,
daily. TheaKplranisfortho dlirerent I)oucybrook ftll, Tho , im,e(1 aSSsT h,M'
olllces oro looking over tno polling uis- mlJ sllrge,i nuJ surKP(1 nu,i pushed, up Lehigh- A. r. iiregorj, Iuls o. lt,u... Dl- en with puralysls last wock is slowlv
trietslrylng to bring out good strong over tho reporter's tables, out the r,lMKIlll; Ooniinlttic, W. J. Keller, U.inlel h)llt grudually lmi.rovlng iu health.
o.r l, teres t in couvontlo n and the" 7 T, mT k ,",im7 . it ,:""!",0" '' ""' .T &T' X" "01mlar rou"
their bit erost In couvont on, nml the dantly, fllllug thenlrwIthshriekH.yclls J.j. i!u,, i:ra Nuhiirt;Oo,initl" Jninea !! commission merchant, on Monday uu.
delegate election will bo the llrstmovo- uud curses. Hero nnd there some pa- Smith, (imimt-w. Moitlilmcr, Dr. .1. (I. .cm. loaded i car load of cauteloupes Wod
ment to make the political pot get up trot witli a little too much beer ' Witloii. ScnmdWnrd-A.W.Uoin.lIenrv nosdny n air load of bananas Tlmrs
to boiling l.eat.-Co, to Italcton puncUcil home wortIir follower nud F-- day uL load of watennZs. lTs
iiauiDpeaaei. then followed more noise. lieii the llilshton,Tlilid Wnrd-Siinnnl tlnuer. o. hustling for businoss.
"'''' .J. , " . "...r,..'V" ... . " " """L -Miss Annie Scolleld, one ofthls
t ons or iNortliampion, Jionroo anu onu ioubmhscii out lion. Alien uraig "v..., .7 . tuwn's most nstimnl.io i.. n
Carbon connt.es ,hS present weel we forced himse.f, hroughthe crowd from ,,1
found that tho commissioners of Car- the library room and out on tho desk iltcc, Lev-is J. oiirWinaii. clerk iu the post otllcc MlssScoflold
bon nnd .Vonrpo counties pay much at the judge's stand and his presence Mltiimrt-Samuot Ztescuhm, Albert Mend- will mako nn ofllcleiit nml'nlll it r
more attention to guide boards at had the salutory elfect of gaining a Eugene .logtiifutsi Committee, William II. ,,, - oungiug
A. M. N'eumlller. J. W. Mitloy; Uommlttee,
Milton Flory, Wolssnort's noimlur
liaruosM maker, has placed n neut and
uulquo sign over tho entrance to his
business placo on White street.
Tho "Stroller" is much gratillod to
note that Mrs. Charles Hongeu, strlck
full sway in Llndermans drove
1th a very large attendance. rext
cdnesday Bishop Dubbs will bo pro
sent and discourse during the day.
-Q. B. M. Stockor. of the Royal Pal-
ace Cafe, has taken possession of the
Warner residonco on north Mrst
street, the Interior of which has been
nicely re-papered and painted.
Camp meeting opened In tho beau
tiful grove of the Lchlghton Land and
Improvement Company, Thursday,
with a large attendance of anti-Bowman
Evangelicals. Tho meeting will
continue until the 2Tth Inst,
William T.. aged live years, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Scholl.dlcd Sun
day evci.ing after a short Illness with
cholera Infantum. Tho funeral occured
on Wednesday, Rov. J. Alvln llober, of
Zlou's Reformed church, olllclatlng.
Miss Florence Christy, of Second
street, entertaliied a large number of
her young friends nt a pleasant social
gathering on Monday evening. During
tho evening tho usual games were in
dulged In and at a late hour luncheon
was served.
Clauss Bros., in order to facilitate
tho business of "sponging" cloth havo
just procured a patcntsteam "sponger"
from a Cleveland, Ohio, tirm, and it
works like a charm, enabling them to
do ten times tho work that can be done
by the old way.
Liveryman D. J.Kistlcr loyally en-
tertained A. L. Hagerman, U. . Mor
thlmer and Georgo Relchard at a frog
supper at his cozy home on Second
streot last Thursday evening. The
supper was lit for a king and could
not but help to suit the most particu
lar epicure.
Thomas Koons nho is building a
largo limo kiln along the Valley rail
road, will also open a big coal yard, and
build an odlce for business purpose at
this eud of the Lehigh bridge. Mr.
Koons has had some experience in
this before and he promises to hustle
things pretty lively.
Last Sunday nt Stroudsburg our
young down town barber was quietly
wedded to Miss Laura Kunkle, of
Slatlngton, the ceremony was per
formed by Rov. Francis, of Philadelphia
Oliver Follweiler was best man and
Miss Alice Meyers, of Packcrton, was
bridesmaid. We congratulate the
young collide.
crossroads than do those of Xorthamp- quiet. Following this tho ublo uud -d, ,Y . ,
ton. Our constablos who swear at each distinguished gentleman made tho A. 1). Miller; Committee, NiitlmnZlmmeriniin
court that the guide b'oards are nil up most brilliant speech of his life; It was Thus. Vein Ik, liei nurd U-liihart.
mean to swear, we presume, that in the impassioned, powerful and Illled his Mcli Chunk, First Waid-Deuiiuj Mietan-
ll.,,,..!!, l,nr,ls wl,leh ,,r,v(.r h.or. t.ltl. ,, .,..aof rl,l nl.ll,,ullnn '-. McFaddtll, .lohll Sollw; Oolululttce,
...-. .v.. i john J. u linen, llobcit T. Kreldir. tumml
wero put up never i-uum ue uimu. iu uieir i-Attri una nui. iu uuy lticuuu i Carpenter.
South Bcthleliem Star, or particular leader. Ho said that he MauthOluink.Seioiunviird U'nliWuriieke
A llreeiy llntrli
siAimisiNii. , ,. i . 1 .1. W. Kiuitli. Robert SKartr. Eduiml iionnn. L'" toi 0 ion lo-nlght
uiai iiomigiii navo now orattiuy u NeSn1cl,o,,li,1!-Mlcl.aclM(!orrj,Jol.nli;i,l. '! night ill their pretty
. luroumoior tue sao oi pauy unity M.utln o liuss; Uoininlttre, Jiieol, lluw, .lolur East Wcissport. The club is
ilrh of Llielr llappenliict In n , ,,.i, t, .... ,,........ , .
' " unit iiini. ins ,U11L jeuia Ul I'fiuuu- wivaitiit .uitii.ivi vusaiu.t, Ol yOllllg Indies Ulld tllis
M, III It lUtrU-TIUUII J.lllliei!.l . iJOllll 11011 IT. ll!ll-
1). I- Stewart,.!. .1,
racy only
Rev. S. E. StolUet, of Wayncsburg, better Democrat.
bfii Stetner; Committee,
olllcial
Out of tlfty-two live birds, tho
other day, John Rehrlg, Jr, killed
llfty. Johnny Is one of tho best shots
In tho Lehigh Valley and is a momber
of the John Wcllcr (iuu Club, of AI
lent own.
The "Cynosure Club"- will give u
uud Satur
club room In
composed
guarantees
that tho event will bo u grand sucsess.
If tho Central Railroad of New
onger
'nl. i. ...... .1.1,.
t r, .!,. i vlto,.lnc .. ., uciinin, uu r.iiuieiuiri,
". i--v - uemuii men suggested mat ootn .eru IMckerton-W. f. hroilliuud. lipoid Mejer., Jersey does not laV u imve.nont frm
week. and himself withdraw as possible M. A. IVulevi Coinmlttee. w. v. iinn.en,i vl y.usy.u00t ot iwyement from
Quite a number of Mahoning Demo- cimirmau and that somo one bo united "'" V. Ie stlien. "lu i"iid down the hill to.Struuss.
l aroviiio-soiomuu itcliier, Aaron -struii. ""h"' " wuuiii a very snort
(ieorae Shcreri Committee, J.is. Wnxner, Win. time, tho indications uro that the bor-
crats attonded the county meeting nt ,, t preside who would not be objec-
Maucli Chunk on .Monday. tionablo to either side. At this moment
F. D. Kllngerman is having his )r. j, u, ,ern proved himself equal to
grist mm repaired. the great occasion, and t houirh u c c
Tho Pleasant Corner Sunday antlo cfrort was maae to llold , lm ...,.k
school plcnlced at Olen Onoko last liv Klnla. PnssliK- (inil n fAw ntliers. lm
, , - ' niiue), iTiuiK luaiuy; uoniniiuee, Ja. Mei'ney, huij nWB , ., . ,
Saturday. Lmmlnl tl,n slmwl iiii.l fnlln,vl,i,f .in,,i. iM..tr, i.,.i.L-, i-n liauicl llruvor, tho tailor, is show.
Mrs. Abigail Lentz, 80 years of careful nml liniiussloiiml nrMiess sold Tonjiiiciisliit'-Nathan Bteniler. Xulli.ni ,uli " very ll,rBe lino of liaudsome new
age, of Steiusvllle, Pa., was visit lug that ho would withdraw his name so I Kcrt. Joliu Smltlij Oomuiliter, Anthony May, trunks, vullscs, truvcliug baps, Ac, at
... .. ,.ujii,ei.eiiiaiej. ,, . w n ,lo , . .,.-,,. f. ,,,,
A.dnruiu, nn-,.. i.vn.ni,, smiii, r v ruiicn uns moiiKeyoii long enougli
1'cisoii, Jacob lle)dc. witli tins corpomttou uud it is high
hnmmlt Uill-ralrlck Miraddeii, Daniel lie- tlmo they nut tho screws on 'cm.
mate), itiiiik juaioy; uoninilttee, Jai. Svei'ney
lHo l.-nl . X'nll.alnl,, .lelr ll,o ll .l 1 l , , .. "'" ,K:" "'
" - " luupminnu iiuiuiouj nuuiu i;uuiu Weatherly-P. H. faust, Alfred liomlg, W.
week. out of tho present discord. It was here W. Iineki Oommitlte, A. 11. lloiteeker, Winer
A. 1. Miller recently purcnased 1.1 that some ono iu the crowd named "arner, u. u. Young,
acres pt land, the remainder of the 1 Lewis M. Beldler, of Lehlghtou. and I W'lrt-B'uu,l WeWi, Pliillii Wusem,
.... I ' " I Atlltllll l'lnr,., fl.llmillttl... I,ll.ll llpounr
lliinalnLAr ocfnln I ..!,! n,...n. ..f. t,.. 1. I - .......v. ....... ...
""""I mmBiuTOiutiirci uiiiuiuinf no luun p, tt.r-, Cuilt. Arner.
iiieuiiuuui iiiciiiu in mo iurumi tno presiueut's cnalr. Tho business
Square Sunday school will be held in that followed was done quietly and in
the afternoon and evening of the 27th order with the exception of ono or two
Inst. out bursts by drunken and irrenres-
Rov. A. Bartholomew will preach slblo characters without any political
his annual Harvost Home sermon on .oinplexlou who had forcod themselves
bunuay morning. ia tho meeting.
.Miss Amanda llollman was agree
riitKS riunruL woiik.
unheurd of low prices. If you uro in
need of anything iu this lino don't full
to call hero and take udvautago of it
largo now stock of the very best goods,
The Indications uro that this town
will soon have u watcrsupply. Already
twcuty-llvo subscribers for spigots
havo been received uud if this number
can be Increased to ten or llftoeu more
then in goos tho water mains and tho
ably surprised by her many friends
last Saturday evening, the occasion be-
lug tho seventeenth anniversary of her
birthday.
The teachers' examination for this
township will be held next Monday,
A llljc l'lretit Weatherly lliretiteiu to lle-
troy the Town and Camel S1.-5.1HK) Lone,
Sneak Thleeea Ilava a lMe Klr.
bout a riuarter to twelve o'clock I0W" wl bo prepared for lire. Come,
Saturday night u serious conflagration "ow Property holders, give this your
Hon. AUeuCruigundJ.ti.Zeruwero broko out In the thriving llttlo town encouragement so mat our reputation
of Wontherly, this county, In tho buse.
ment of tho residouce of Dr. Tweedle,
corner of Main nml Carbon streets.
Dr. Tweedio had just retired when tho
alarm was given uud immediately set
about to get his family to u place of
for progresslvencss does not diminish
IIUIIHITUS IN l'OSSKSSloN.
Jlidco AlhriKht Uecldea uot to llnpoee
Ihe Holder or Kbeneier Cluirc-li 1'end
InK the Cafe llefore Miuter Wood.
Anothor chapter was added to the
MUItUKRS ltECAl.LKIl.
The lieath nt Two Wonieli ltatlve Memor
ies ol Vainoua TrairedUa.
After a lingering illnesss, ol heait
failure, Mrs. Anuu It. Snyder, teliet of
the late Monroe Huyder, nf lletliluliem,
died shortly before 10 o'clock Sunday
night, Mrs. Snyder was born on April
i, 1820, In Allen township, and was the
laughter of Jaoob and Magdeleno Bell.
On Oct. 22, 1811, she was married to
Monroe Snyder. They went lo farming
nt Lehigh Gap and lit) yours ago moved
to Bethlehem. Three children blessed
their union, two of whom died young
In life. Her liuslmucl wus murdered
about twenty years agu at Bethlehem
one ulglit after his return from New
York. The murderer wus never discov
ered. Tholr only surviving child is
Lewis W . Bnyder, deputy rovenuo col
lector, who resides in Bethlehem. A
sister of Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. ilobeocH
Dimmick, resides In Allentown. Tho
funeral took place on Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Powell, widow of the ldto
Morgan Powoll, who was killed when
the Molllo Mugulres reigned Iu the
coul legions, somo twonty yours ago,
diod ut tho residence of her soti-iu-law,
W. Hut rick, on Wost Broadway, Mauch
Chunk-, on Saturday night.
Tho death of Mrs. Powell recalls u
tragic ovout which occurred on Decem
ber 2, 1871. Her husband, Morgan Pow
ell, was superintendent of the Lehigh
Coal & Navigation Company's mines
ut Summit Hill. Between ( and 7
o'clock on tho evening of tho fatul duy,
whilo on his wuy to tho company's of
fice ut Summit Hill, he was shot down
by u gang of Mollle Mugulres. Ho lived
u day aud u half after being shot.
Wholesale urrosts were made ut the
time and subsequunt to the shooting.
Later they wero executed, somo In
Muuch Chunk uud others In the Potts
vlllo jail. For tho murder of Powell,
"Yellow Juck" Douohue was huuged ut
Poltsvlllo. After tho death of her litis
bund, tho deccuscd continued to reside
in Summit Hill, uud Inter removed lo
Philadelphia, For tho past few years
sho made her homo with her son-in-law,
Wm. Hatrick, iu Mauch Chunk.
Mrs. Powell was aged D!) years and 11
days. Five children survive her. Al
lentown Chronicle.
A IMO IlKMUNSTltATION.
Mt. 1'latah uouncll. Jr.O. U.A. M. l'ele
nratellU Ut lllrlhilav.
Mmiy thousand people crowded
Mauch (.'hunk uud (Hon Ouoko Wed
nesday, tho occitshtii ,ift lie celebration
nf the twenty llrst anuiei .iuy of Mt.
Flignh Council, 121, .Ti. l. U. A. M.
James II. Handwork was Chief Mar.
shall and Jus. 1',. Whitehead and Jos.
Webb acted as assistants. The porado
formed as follows-
First division. Right resting at
Hess' Hull.
Arlon hand,
UtilXli Cmmrll, N". 101, tieliliihloii.
rarrtaffea eentahilni N'altotal and Hlateotlleers.
WashlitKton camp. No, 1W. Maneh Chunk.
WnnhitiKlnn CHIni, No 108, AMelttomi.
Waaliliurtoti Uainis No. 107, Haaton.
Wnshliirton Caini, Nn. a. llowinana.
Wnwl Inittmt Camp, Nn. 11 Stntirarlnn
Drum Onriw,
Silver Star l isinell. No. W, Sniiiliilt lllll.
Iteiiora Connctl, Nn. 7M, lleuora,
Shawnee Counell, No.lM, tlwlrton.
lied Men lliuid,
stroh ('oenell, No. 7JI. WelMlaxt.
War lde Connell, No. w, Slalmilon.
l.lmiril Creek Connctl, No. an, AihneM.
lltaek Creek Uouncll, No. CI, Wmthefl).
Fldelltv Counell, No. l, lirMftl.
Went frit Counell, No. 90. lisstAu.
Ketmiul division. Right resting nn
Fifth and Centre streets.
liriim Curio,
OrmnlrlliK Asm. ut the M. II., Jr. O. U. A. M.
Allentonu Dnim Corps,
nertrlr Connetl, No. asl, l'jtid Mwsli Chunk.
ivitniiihiMtviiinell, No. 3W, H,trr rltl.
II. A. It. brum Corint,
1dilKh Conitnauiler), No. I, Maneh I'lintik,
lAlajette Connetl, No. W, llanlelon.
Drum Corps.
Dak llrove Coiiuetl, No. 807, Pleasant Cni ner.
So. IVthleheni Uouuclt, Xu. SW, Ho. Ilethlehein,
Mauch Clnink lUnd,
Mt. l'lsguh Couuelt, No. 193, Manrli Chunk.
Tho purudo moved over tho principal
streets and made a very Imposing
demonstration.
Stroh Council 7111, of Franklin, was
jiwurdcd 11 prize for turning out tho
largest number, and Lohlgh Command
cry of Mauch Chunk wou 42,1 for line
drilling. '
GLOBE WAREHOUSE.
What the Ilatou It'll l or.
The Marino band was playing. The
people were thick; the flies also. Dl
rector Sousa was standing on his little
platform waving the magic baton, and
naturally, from his elevated position, he
was the cynosure of all eyes.
Among the crowd wno bad gathered
to hear tho concert were two old col
ored ladles, apparently from tho way
back districts and evidently unaccus
tomed to such sights. One of them cast
her eyes upon John Philip and Inquired
of her companion:
"lioney, wnau you epose uat man
doin np uere wavln uat stickr'
'Uo long, child," responded the other
contemptuously, "he's shooin off deflics,
ob cose; doun you see he's baldhaided
an Bin t got no hatr ashington Post
"The Ohoit of Leap Year."
In France there is a popular tradition
among tho peasantry, especially those
of the Seine country and of La Chatre,
concerning a demon called "The Ghost
of Leap Year." It Is said that every
leap year this peculiar sort 0: evil demon
makes his dread appearance, ihe crea
ture's sole pleasure is to be displeased
with everything and everybody, nis
shape is not distinguishable in member,
joint or limb, but ' taken altogether his
hideous and uncanny actions make him
a much dreaded monster, St. Louis Re-
mUl
S.Vll DIKlWMNd ACCIIIItNT.
Two Weatherly lloya Drowned In a Ken-
ernlr.
Wcathcrly's reservoir is not fonced
In uud through this neglect two of
Weathorly's boys owo their sad and
untimely death. Willie Bray, aged
nine years, and Ami Shlove, ono year
older, were huckelbcrrying 011 Satur-
day. On their wuy home thoy stopped
nt the reservoir to get u drink of water.
Young Bruy lust his balance nnd fell
Into tho reservoir which is eighteen to
twenty feet iu depth. Shlcve seeing
his friend struggling went to the rescuei
and both went down together. An
older brother of Slileve run for help,
but before It urrived the bodies had
sunk out of sight. Grappling hooks
were used ltl the eltbrt to recover tho
bodies without avail und later iu the
day tho immense body of water was
drawn off uud tho dead bodies recover
ed. Bray Is a son of widow Bray whose
father wus recently killed at Stockton.
"W arehousE.
T"
made vice presidents,
John J. O'Biian, J. W. Malloy, Percy
Faust nnd Geo. W. Morthinier wero
made secretaries,
On motion of John J. O'Brlan chair
when tho tenchers for the coming term ninn Ilel.Uer appointed the flowing L.lfot Tuo d m
wlllnlsnhnoninlnveil. committee on resolutions: J. O'llrian, .,,, . .. ' ,,',,',
John
citizen
aged
. . - . , nnnnmnit na pitn.i I i .... ... .....
aud carriages. Tho stable or tho all- possession 01 ueuozer church, Allen
bert House next took lire uud It seem- lowu Ilu1 st- 1'uul's Church, Slating
ton. On July '25 the attorneys for the
Bowuiuu side of the divided church
made a motion for a preliminary in
Tt,i.i. ri..i..L- nt... 11.. it.tA I Junction to obtulti iinssPKsinn. for Imlr
ll,l (l, M.le il .! ,.l.l..l0 ii ")'" , ... ' .
snouiuuct in mat canacuy 10 report ,,,, hose ov(Jr ,rom Hio mUnd , uro in possession of the Dubsitos, This
by twelve 0 clock Tuesday noon. ,,, tI,ro . ,,lo ' wag .,, .muUuB ,,,e hBurimr 4n final
On motion it wus resolved that the puny responded promptly, Muuch Injunction now licfoio tho master,
Nothslelu, n well-known lt",r'. t Vi I cm t , 1 1 V l""lsomo buildlug was In ashes. From l'-vui.gelicul Church cutroversy Mon-
oftho Valley, died last week, YCi 1 urtcnioon, when Protiionotury
about 70 years. For many years TTA'a, V .V , rear ot lho '1mse, destroying overy- 011110 received uy mail from Judge
, ), .LirMnr nf tho nnnular SteWR.r',. KlM"' mA tholr re"oH WBS thing with the exception of tho horsos Albright u opinion in relation to tho
. . . . 1 f T-SI . . . ...
Eyesight Saved
Alter Scarlet Fever, Diphtheria, I'neumonli
and other iro.tratLns diseasea. Hood's Sarsa-
parllla Is uneiiwlled to
thoroughly purify tho
blood and Rive needed
itrencth. Head thtsi
"My boy had Scarlet
Ferer wh 4 years old,
leaving him very weak
and with blood pola
oDd wlih canker
Ills eyes becamo In
flamed, his sufferln;s
were Intense, and for 7
weeks he could not even
open his eyes. I took
him to the Kye and Ear Inllrniary, but their
remedies did him no cood. I bejau gh ing hitn
Hood's Sarsaparilla
which soon curid 'th, I knor It nrd hii
Ighi. tf not h very life." Aimmc V. Black
wax, 2888 Wi.jiantloii KL, Do.c. n, Mass.
Clllford Blacknian.
; i T pT . n motlou to pi,oiut l,,raitk shk
fliA UniiMi I1ciLt lint rt Inln i-nn vo 1 1 a I
1 r' Tf 1 Tl-.. It .(-. .. I
keptacatulyandclgarstoreatJsorma if on credentials, was ruled ". , T
Square. Deceased leaves a wife and olltoforJ lmt ln consl,leratlou of l''e, tow" K,ns ' DIs:
two sons to mourn his loss. Tho .... ' . patches were sent to llazleton und
1 A.WFEI!, the barber, opposite Hie OueM
Iluuse, cuts lialr, shaves ami does every-
tliliif lii llrsUtass utile Drop In uml see lilin.
Closed on Suutlau. Tultet Altlelea tur aalf
who MUimi:its Tiii'.si: ciiilihiknt
funernl took place Thursday ntthe
Hen Salem church, East Fenu, and was
largely attended.
Tcarliara1 Kaauiiaalloaa.
The Carbon county teaeheni' exam
inatlont will bo held as follows:
MIUsl, lor Lowrr Tuaaixuilig IsolMHlp
liatuiday, Auffuat sa.
llaiaaaat Coruar. tor aUhoutuK towiMUIn.
UiAlay, AuguM at.
IMtMlamMla. tor Vwr Towaiaritalaf mb
tUlp, WadaaaaMy, Auwul al.
IHaajrCfai Kelua4 Houm, lor lsa.ii Kocaat
MWBUs HaHuOay, AUfuat 7.
Ilitalott, aaaaial aiaatUkallon, halimUy,
Iiiupftaiti waal be auwliwl In Uie Uluik t
luabUlitar iolwd t lati. m)mt wriuau
awaa-ulon to (W utbrrIM ba HWM4 bytbr
Board ol Ulm'tora daalrlag I awploy audi
taacai-rf M MI1IB uu I"",.1"
ItWTImr Ilia Law fitapa In ami runlibei
tlirte L'niialural l'arenti.
The other day while n party of Kast
Penn people were picking kuckolberrles
on tho llluoMountalns the skeleton of a
baby was found hidden among the
brushes where the llttlo one had been
thrown by ome cruel unnatural
mother. It Is not known how the
skeleton enmo there and no one in tho
neighborhood Is uuder suspicion for
the horrible crime. This Is only nu
othei instance of the moral depravity
that prevails now to such an alarming
extent and threatens to assumegreater
proportions If the perpetrators of these
inhuman crimes are uot apprehended
aud dealt with to the full oxteut of
the law. Tlio cases that come to light
through ono means .or another nre
only a few of the many that are com
mitted through the year, but they
should bo Kitttlcleut to put our otllcials
on their guard. A little more than a
year ago the half decomposed body of
an infant was fouud Iu the mill race at
Welssport and burled without Investi
gation. Who was the mother of this
child? The world will never know.
Later it was rumored that the body of
a child was found near tho Mahoning
Creek; following tins nn iufaut isburied
nt midnight In the cemetery In this
place of which the world would never
have known had not the Advocate ex
posed it. Only a week or so ago a
Troehsyillo girl left a new born bube
die of neglect iu a garret, aud now
skeleton of another iufaut is discovered
hid among the buahe oil top of a
mountain mile dlatant from hamtll
tlou. Is It uot time that some sys
tematic elfort was made to diaoover
who it is that commits this dastardly.
Inhuman work and that thev lie pun
i.hedforitr Let the otlloiala of the
towns and townships keep a closer
lookout iu the future aud bring tlie
guilty parties to punishment.
Ida Yooiie Juuipa from a raenicer Trnln
lleceutly the newspapers were full of delegate election be held on Saturday, Chunk arriving ilrst. Tho rolucer Firo Winslow Wood, 111. At tho tho time
an account of n woman who had Aug. 20, 1S02, ut tho usual hour and Compuuy, of llazleton, us soon as they Judge Albright stilted he would not
jumped from n Lehigh Valley passeu- ibat tho nominating convention to arrived, unloaded their enulnp. lumknl consider ttiouuestlon iu that wuy, but
ger trnln nt llokcndauqua, but when convene at eleven o'clock Monday, Au- it in the creek and iu less than twenty would cither give the churches into
tho train was stopped nothing could gust 22, In the Court IIouso, Mauch minutes had two stroams playing on possession of the plalutlifs altogether,
bo fouud of tho woman. Tho fuss Chunk, tno ruins. landing a llnal decision of the case or
caused forty minutes delay. The ihere being no further busine the The (illbert Home uudthellpisoopul would refuse tho motion ubsolutely.
trnlumen came to tno conclusion that, meeuug aujouriieu. .. church wero badly blistered bv the in- Alter two days Had Ueen spent Innrgu.
tho story was a fako. The woman was Among many the prominent Demo- tonso heat. meut the Court took tho pupers and
Ida Young of Siegfried's Uridgo. Shslcrats present quietly vlowlug the The cause of tho lire is unknown,! Holiday his decision refuslug tho
got on the IluHalo at Catasuuqua, in- scene wero J. W. llaudenbush, T. J. soys tho lluxleton Standard. In uu in. motion for a preliminary injunction
tending to alight at Coplay, Finding Nusbatim, John Quinn, Mahlon ltd- tervlew with Dr. 'Tweedle, he said: was received, lie does not pans upon
tho train wouldn't stop at her home chard, Anthony .Coll, M. T. Trexler, '-Tho first I knew of it wus when I wus the merits of the oase, but loaves that
she jumped at Hokendauqa. Though John Craig, Daniel flrnver, Fred aroused by u loud knock at the door. 1,18 master.
tho trnlu ran forty miles an hour, she Schmidt, Squire Zeigenfus, W. F, and u cry of tiro. I went dowu the base Judge Albright's opinion iu tho
wnsn't hurt u bit. She walked back to Blery, Levi Harleman and Henry I ment uud fouud thutthollro wasln thoU':uellel!er Church ease laus fullows:
Catasauqun, unconscious of tho train- r.veritt. part ocounled by Mr. Iluck. I hud no Iter. S. 11'. Leonold et ul.. vs. Ilev,
men's search, and took the next local more than got my family out when Noun W. Hoover et Bl. IuthoCourtof
home. .Vis. Young formerly lived in Kesolveu Thut the Democracy of there weie two terrillo explosions liter- SrtilTmLta'S nHnihJrr
this town, nt one time with tho ii
!.... 4 llnil.Atnn.n.., in,n..ui.
w, wf. .,. tiMiMiuiviucn, win ",,, niftvolntwl nml Rlaot.,,,.,., acll.a Lu,,.l. U" O.MUUHlUlt WHS IS IlUril IO ICll. Mime i
Alreua Graver and then with llios, ara- hearers of the Democratic party in claim it wus the hot water boilers aud u, ainwur that the Court ought ut this
tsivartz. She has manv friends here the ensuing oaninabru. and wo lieartilv ntlmra sj, II . nil ltni n, it,ura Li..n ,.r ll.u .nil t inlArfaru l.r mil.
who are glad she was unhurt by the ."l JSA 'JfS uo oil In the building this atory can P
adventure.
the platform on which they stand, and
wenereny pledge mem our earnest
suDnort.
Aiiaiw.nw.H-o.il. Resolved. That wo imiiuii,l th
ine I'sBiooraoy oi L sriKiu nouuiy lnDle. wise una oleau record of our liem-
met Monday In Mauoh Chunk with u ocratlo btaie Aumluutrallou.
view of harmouliiug tho factions. Kssolved, Thut we depreoute the ue
Thev auanooilnl but not until thar of armed prlvute forces unknown to
iney suoccwieti, tun nor uuui mey ,h . iiiiltrrniit I.. ti,n
hammered liurmouy luto each other, settlement of labor questions; and
HOOD'S PlLLO ara tlia beat art.rllDner ltllk
aiilit dlgettloa.cuia teidicUa and bllloiuact.
STUHKll'S SIIAVIMlHALOOS,0iislletlie
itkiriuiiTK llmcK. It lieadfiu.irt.rs for
KhaTlinx. lialrcuttlnic and stiaiiipooliiif. I'artlcu
larnttenttun tmid tu cutliiiir Ladlea biuijrs i and
I llllilrell N Iiair. lotl.l aruviesiuraaie. , uoica
Clirars. UALl.
l-iO TO Fits. KOIlEltElt, under uio i:itliiiiai:
UT Hotel, luuk street, tor a siniattli stiue ora
laSIUOIiailia IUU CUl, , "I, nuuu,,
Uoeder'a Ilslr tonic, cures Dandruff. e cirry
iu stock a lull line ol lancy toilet articles at low.
est pil.ea.Biul we are tlie only place tu town
where you ran buy Pender's Cream lortlie lac
Wv, Unit's a fact, but we
kcop nur many customers in ex
cellent humor by nlwnys hnving
something now for them to tnkti
rulvsmtngp of. Tliif week we
have been unloading many new
things in Jress and Dry Goods,
Notions, &c, which is attractive
b( cause they are good quality
nnd then because the figures are
marked very low which makes
them hot weather bargains.
We are determined to do some
biibiuess; we nre catering to tho
imblic and you can always get
what you want here Groceries,
New Potatoes, Provisions of all
kiuds, irntcrmelons, itc. (roods
delivered free to all parts of
town.
GEO. H. ENZIAN,
Rlegol's OlrTstand,
Noitli First Street, l.ohighton.
Closing Sale
Of all Spring and Summer
fabrics to make room for a new
Fall Stock, this sale will pos
itively be a rare opportunity to
senure seasonable goods at very
low pi ices.
Half Wool CTievmns, in greys
only at 10 eents, irom loc.
Cord Du Hoi, n good material
m stripes and figures, lc,
irom 10c-
Xawns, n choice lot of neat
figures at 2 cents, only about a
case of them at that price.
6'lobe Cords, figures'on light
or dnrk grounds 6c from 7a
Striped Crepes
12 cents.
9kc from
HOW TO
o n o
n 0 n 0
Heilui'cil
Prices
SAVE MONEY.
Trade
witli
on Special Patterns of Shoes.
. 1 1..1H, . t-.i . ,
I...I1 l.r. ....o.llta.1 M I PIUIUUUS IUIO IKWDSblOll Ul UIO U11U1UU
hardly bo oiedited. Litu. Tli ciinrt rafmlns from dla-
The losses on the buildiugsuud stock unaaiuB the merits ut tills time. The
will amount to over 70,uoo. Ur. Tweedle case is ijefore u master.
estimates his loss at about ittJIUi) aud Aumiat 12. letri. Itisoousldsredthat
only has an insurance of l,(XO. He the motlou for u preliminary Injuno-
had just Ilulshetl refurnishing the lion majie juiy ai), ibic, unu wnieii wtw
house throughout. The Qilbsit House
Klllon lloothsat the Ilil(litoii l-'alr.
Saorstary Klweu K. ltausr, of the
Carbon County Industrial Hoolety,
wlille in town on Friday Informed lie
tliat the aooisty would have sleotlou
bootlis built on their grounds during
the fair to enable all who desire to test
Those who had some sense permitted
the mob, to yell Itself hoarse and when
they wanted to pound each other they
were allowed to do that until their
hearts were content, and when they
tired of all, one or two gentlemen who
stood iu the buck ground and wno had
some control, then slipped forward and
with a wave of the hand brought forth
the harmony that they so desparately
fought for two hours. Having fought
eaoli other witli u great deal of vigor
for the latst year, the Democrats iu
little Carbon will now start ln to
trounce the common enemy the He
publleans. Hasletou I'kin Sleaker.
A I'laasaul Tarty.
MhVMM Mary and K1U Kbbsrt gave u
delightful pucty ou last Friday even-
lug in honor of their friends, Miss
I.luie llrauulx, of l'hlUulelphiu, and
Miss Minnie Kelley, of Wllkesbarre. A
plsavssut evening was spent amidst
music, dancing and game-. K light re
past a sorted uhiuh was huurtily eu
Joyed by all present. Those present
were Mlsa Kiln fcUiaffer, IIsAlstou
Misses Hattie and liertrude Bleckley,
that we favor a legislative enactment
lo this end.
Hesolvisd. That the Turilf object les
son taught by the lalwr troubles ut
Homestead, and elsewhere. Is a oom
ulete exemplltloutioii of the elfect of
the McKluley bill on wages. It is a
demoi tratlun that the present high
tariff i u good thing for the million
aire, but a poor thing for the wsge-
earuer anu oousumer.
Resolved, Thut we belief e the so
called lteading deal to be u violation
of the Constitution, aud against the
ussi inieresr. oi nils community, ana
we commend the Governor and his At
torney (Jeuerul for the course they
have thus far taken to annul the com
bination, aud we urira them to minus
the mutter with the utmost dfsputuh
iu me uouris, to uie euu uiui me lxiu
stitutlon uud laws may be fully vindicated.
ItEkOLVED. That we heartily untiroie
of the course of our Representative iu
Piffi"ru'ulli.Tir.MSdotV. The idea Is origi , Mauch Chunk, Mia,e. (iussie Clausf,
lb. ri aork. ou iNsruiss ,,;CSioj, .7,, "1 "h tlie etuouiut secrelary anu la neue r eusierwacuer an.i r.ua urissei,
iSV!!m".hi a very good one. AllwhulMr. ,lii-tu Allmlller, i,r llazleton;
:ul.Ti'1Tt.TXi'1' attend the f sir hould uot full to tako Mei. Will Ktedman, Hurry l Craig,
Sul 'ii. "r'-uuirad ol all aaullcaau not kuo a , 10 advantage of thin grant opportuutty to , Ueuu Muiuford, Hubert Alsover, Klmer
loss Is 1,(X). This consists of broken
furniture, etc., on whioh there was no
insurance. The stable connected with
tlie house wu insured. The building
owuod by Adam Itose, which was next
to the Ollliert House stable, is also a
total wrack aud will have to be rebuilt.
Tlie loss is estimated at V00oii wuu,i,
there Is a small insurance. Mr. Hunter
lost quite a sum by the tearing dowu
of his place of business aud scattering
of his goods all over the street. J. L.
Houok, who ooouiled half of Mr. Rose's
i louse as u grocery store, lost every
thing and Veral, the tailor, who occu
pies the oilier half, also looses consid
erable, although he saved considerable
of his goods before the lire reached his
place. His loss is about ISOO. One of
the saddest oases is that of Mr. Duck,
u one-armed man, in whose place the
argued by counsel, be overruled.
Edwin Albbioht,
President Judge.
In tha Siatiugtou church case, Itev.
J. 8. N'ewhart et ul., . Rev. John I'.
Miller et al., the opinion is the same.
Reduced
Prices
On Hpecial Lines of Boys' and
Children's Suits.
Itcduecd
Prices
On Many Lines of Desirable
Goods.
E. G.
ZERN,
Opera
House
Block.
We are showing by far a prettier nnd more complete lino of
All Kinds of FURNITURE,
Cougress, the llou. Wm. Mutohler; aud Hie is supIosed to have originated,
especially is he to be ooninieuded for
uls eltorls in usual! or tlie appropriu
tlou for the I'biladeliihiu mint, a mat
ter in which our State is so dnenly tu
terested; aud In his prompt and euer
gstlc action iu seouriug a Congressional
investigation of the great railroad
oomblne.
bo lost eoUO which ho had hidden
under his pillow, and could not get
out after the tire started.
I'he people along Carbon street ulm
suatsiued considerable damage by re
moving their good, from the houxj
A goodly number uf them being stolen
uud otherwise wrecked.
Robberies were committed without
Senuuel
i SB Sa aVH B 9 aB U m arm HI
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lcMBMs.llHllaca,llaala.sa,lllMs,Oplaas I .,
UaSIt, llrankcBM.a,rl.. .aracuiadb. UU, DOAlt
Sf I I.IJ,' UES'lUUiTIVB SEUVINE.
jTlian ever before. All the now effects in Hod Hoom nnd
' Suitcs, Vide Boards, Hall Racks, Hook Cases, Dining
Tables and Fancy Tlookors at a marvel of low price.
Parlor
Room
It will
tvely pay you to buy here for our prices are in many caiea
Buluaal loalana Spaclaltst la ,., ,,.,
1t&JiS.i"u. mneh lower than you ran buy the mme goods jn the city.
Satin Chorion?, stripes and
figures 8c from 12c,
Satiues, black grounds with
white figures 8 cents from I2c.
Ladies Gauzo Vests a good
articles cents from 12J cents.
Black Draiiery Nets at 6Po
from $1.00.
Black Drapery Nets at H9c
from $1.25.
Remnants by the thousand at
almost your own price to close.
&X0B1
. . -r..( l,.t llllAiUim IS I a? IC91HIL11II1I1
Saiiir i-il lo IK orient al U. .sniliialluu educate
1 A SVOK. LO tool
mmuoc. r . Ms ii is , voting.
tbem-,eies iu the way
of 11 t'au sod Will K. Bleckley, Muuch
Chunk
ReaoLVCD, That the public services
of our But Senator, Hon. William XL
Ra usher, and our Representative. Hush
I'erry, meet with our approval; aud the fear nf detection l-'rauk V
iiourse of Keuator Rujisher lu sustain- Ufcl tt stoleu froiuu trunk
i.. ..r ,1... au,iH u r.,ii ,.!i.nw,wiu.i , and Yeri hud u lot of shue-. and oth'
Rem tu, That the elect Urn of Wm! i f00'1" u) " Sun,,lcl Wt"f
II. Harrity U, the ctuurinauship of the reli.-e.l of u lot of hoii-,oliol,l
National Democratic Committees is trinket and preset veo
riuunuu Snu "llava haan I .
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aslba Ncrvlaa Ibaaalleast 1 eoaTalataoa.
a u,i bo B,
Uoaux. Mlrt
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Al s vs3 jsaitt snaii0raBOB lour uuiiuss. is
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i J t llleves tar ssttr. aad aftar bslm It f nt am waak hard
I W Sook sr si, auras sad irtsi laSUat tit LIE
si JrasaSsta Ktarrwaar., or aaarsu
OX. MILES MEDICAL, CO.. Elkhart, (ad
Isold bv T. I). Thouuu,
Henry Sch wartAs,
First street, Lehighton.
No. 711 Hamilton Street,
Allentown, pa.