ORIGINAL CHEAP GASH STORE ' BREEZY HAPPENINGS
While YisitiDE oir Fair
STOP and SEE OUR STORE
We have Quite a Fair for U
Never in the history of cm
business career hoye we shown
such nn elegant line of Dress
Materials, Domestic nnd Import
ed, at prices nover before known
the buying public.
All the latest Dress Trim-
tilings the markets have ,at prices
that no house in this Talley can
match. Call and see us while
in town and we will make it
pleasant for you.
J. T. NUSBAUM.
I'll,! Street, between South unit Plum Sirens
lelilicliton, l'a.
I I.OUAI, MATtllllt OP MOHK Oil t.KHH
' IMI'OItTANCH.
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY, OCTOUER 8, 1892.
l'ACUKUTON.
Uvetr rersonal and Loeat Oimlp from a
Nearby Town.
-George Bandherr, a switchman, In
the yard here was laid up a few days
this week.
-Mrs. Lewis Drlesbach, of Franklin
township, and Mrs. Miles Bradford of
Dakota, visited Mrs. Vlrgina Dennett,
on last Jbnday.
-Mrs. Newhart, son and daughter,
fof Scranton, are visiting at the rest
Fdence of Alfred Vanscoter on the 11111.
Lewis Snyder was unable to follow
his occupation for a few days this
week owing to illness, but Is now cori'
Tumescent.
Goe. Piatt, of the lower end, re.
turned home from New York state,
bringing with him a wife. Congratu
lations are offered to the eenlal George.
Arnold Grant and Miss Emma
Larlsh, both of this place were wedded
last Bnday afternoon at Lansford. The
young couple have our warm congratu
lations and best wishee.
Morris Stauffer uud family, have
moved from the hollow into the Long-
kamerer homestead on the hill.
The teachers of the publio schools
of this place have complained I hat
children attend the schools who are
under G years. The directors have
taken the matter in hand and the
children will be dismissed. This is a
wise move on the part of the directors.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, both of
Eiston, who were married recently and
are now boarding at Zimmerman's were
treated to a serenade Monday night.
John Totten, of Philadelphia, who
was formerly an operator in the em
ploy of the company at this pine
visited friends on the hill n few days
this week. Ills wife and son accomp
auled him.
-On last Sunday at the residence of
the Rev. J. Alvin Reber, of Lehlghton
Ilss Alice Meyers, daughter of our
townsman was joiued in weddlock to
Oliver Folweller, of Welssport. Wi
congratulate the young couple and
wish them a safe journey through life.
MA1IIIN1NO.
What Ha Oecnreil in I til (Jltr IMirlnic tlie
Week Pertinently i:ltnmttei1 liy Our
Sperlal lie purlers.
liny your jewelry at Bock's and
you get the beet.
Full line of Ingrain and Urussols
carpets nt Henry Schwarla's.
Fine free lunch will be served at
V. A. Peters' restaurant on Saturday
evening.
Bock, the jeweler, is showing some
new and verv pretty things In rings
all kinds and styles.
Just make it n point to see David
Ebbort when you want a team for busi
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
Don't buy clocks of the installment
man, Bock will save you ouo-halfthe
rice if you buy from him.
A good line of buggy harness, horse
blankets, lap roses, whips, Ac, at very
low prices, at M. Flory's, welssport.
Dr. w. F. Danzor, tho well-known
ear, eye and nose specialist of llazlo
ton, will bo nt the Exchange Hotel on
Friday, Oct. 11.
Do you buy t'ooket Books, Pocket
Knives, Writing Desks and Card Cases,
We have a largo well solocted line of
theso goods. Take n look at them, at
Luckenbach s, Mauch Chunk.
Go to C. A. Harding's livery on
North street lor teams for pleasure
purposos or for weddings or funerals.
Lowest prices.
"The Kitchen Pride," a new piece
of furniture without which no kitchen
Is complete, for sale by theLohlgli
Coal & Hardware Co., Limited. Call
and see It. lm.
Mrs. Ratclliro, of First street, who
had her arm sovcrely injured in a
wash machine several weeks ago, is
much better now.
Barber Goo. Stuber is tho proud
dad of a bright little "shaver' since
Thursday.
We tender warmest sympathy to
Robert Chambers and wlfo In the
ileath of their Infant daughter, Ruth,
Interment was made in the Lehlghton
cemetery on Sunday afternoon Rev.
Mvln Reber officiating.
-The Lehigh Wagon Works has
just received an order for nine new
wagons.
Tho Interior of David Ebbort's
livery on North street Is being con
siderably improvod.
A woman not ton thousand miles
away was caught the other day steal
ing flowers from the graves in the
Qnaddeu Ifutten cemetery. The next
time there will be a publio exposure.
for the present let It suffice that tho
woman Is known Xo.
A fine flag stone walk has neon
laid around tho Hoilmau residence) on
the corner of Third and Alum streets
Homer Adams, for a long time
witli James Wolp, on First street, has
accepted a position as salesman with
II. M. Norton, dealer in stoves, Ac.
Boston, Pa. Homer's friends wish him
ubundant success In his new position,
A largo screen has been placed in
tho gate house at tho dam of the
Lehlghton Water Company In Long
Run. This will prevent nny foreign
substauce from getting into tho supply
pipes.
A donkey, cart and harness for
sale. Apply to W. O. Mitchell, Lehlgh
ton, Pn. lt
Ixiwls Sleok, of Rock Uleti, whs In
n runaway accident the other day and
nlthongh he wasn't killed he had sev
eral ribs broken and sustained serious
Injury.
The publio schools wero elo don
I'Knrt.i: on tub an.
I NEWSY WeIsSPORT.
1IMN ritlN Hl.lN'Sl OWN WIUK .VVt .KK
THE COUNTY SEAT.
t I a ll l'klitree or Familiar Patee Ooinluff
ami dolus.
. .I'luioii Straus was an Alletitowu
visitor on Friday.
. .W. W. Bowman, Of Slatlngton, was The "Stroller" Kensllily Knltanilles the
here Oil Saturday. Ilauuenlnira llila Town nml Vlrlnlljr In
KT.biifrlrT .1 VV IhiiiflAtilinsli was I iti. it....t itii.h..i.
tuursuay au.i iTiuav in onier to give at Allentown on Friday. Mrs. Belle Meredith was at Plilla-
the teachers and pupils nn opportunity . .Miss Blanche Kroamer speut last ,elplila this wook.
to attend mo fair. Thursday and Friday at Allentown. I ifmm jfc Hnm lmvn tlm coiilrnri
Philip Mans, who enjoys thedls- . .F. P. &emmol.of the Gilbert Houso, to lmlld Elmer nilhnmVi dwnlllnirhnme
t met ion of tiemg tuo llrst voter to vote Weatherly, circled hero in Monday. Rt Phlfer's Corner,
at tho third ward polling place, has A. J. Chrlstman, of Carbon P. O., William Hill has u chicken that
opened a cigar store uoxt to Rhoad's made us a pleasant call on Thursday. dou't think anything of regularly lay
store, First street, whore can always . . A. L. Bartholomew,of Conshohock- lng nn egg that measures Gx8 Inches,
be found a full lino of cigars and to- 0n, Pa., was here on Friday and Sittttr- Benjamin Berlin and David Op-
bacco or an kinds nt the lowest prices, day. linger, accompanied by their wives, of
mvo me jouy l ump n inai. idu w. d. Scnatior nnu wire or mana- Berllnsvllle. spent Sunday with Henry
Moses uenng uas oeen appoimeu noy city, spent a few nays lit town tuts i!0rin
.. . . . -. -
agent lor tne uniteu Biaies inuusirwi week. -Austin Hover and 1-rl Horn
Life Xusurance Company, of Newark, . . Dr. J. C. Kreamcr, one of Millport's bought 1100 acres of laud at the recent
IN. J., nas opeuea an ouice in nis rosi- best Democrats was n Monday visitor county commissioner's sale at Mauch
tience, Beconu sireeo, mis uorougn. m town. I Chunk.
Mr. Itelirlg will give tne business nis . .Miss Mlller.of Drifton, was In town Au eel over five font In lnnutli mid
careful attention. For information or for a fow days this week visiting about ten Inches In nlrwimferonna ,
further particulars call on Mr. Rehrig. friends. taken out of the mill race the other
l-ranlc r;isennour nnd tamiiy wore . .Al Campbell and family, of Lans- dat- It was dead
out during last Sunday with a horse ford, wero In town with relatives over John Itehrltr bus nnrrlnn,..! Hm
Tecenny purcuasou irom n mnu immeu eunuoy. Daniel Olewlne house in East Weiss
Altermoso.of 1'ackorton, At tliejo- . .Chas. A. Qulnn, the gonial Singer port. The considers! Ion was inm
high bridge tho horso took fright and Maohlno man, of Shenandoah, was John L. Rehrig has just added two
made an effort to run away. Mrs. here this week. thoroughbred hnnnds tn ,mHln
r.isennour was inrowu out aim miner. . . jacon iug auu lamtiy, oi niiou-1 outfit. The little animals are renl
ed a nervous shock from wiucn sno is town, were visiting relatives in town beauties,
si 111 suffering. on Sunday. -Oliver Follweller.of Welssnort.aud
Somo peoplo aro unreasonable, . .Daniel Rothormel, of Wllkosbarre, Miss Alice Mnvera. nf PnpWtnn ivai-o
notwithstanding that tho Lohlgbtou spent a fow days very pleasantly with married last Sunday by Rev. J. Alvin
u,v, wuiH.j ..... v ...... .j ...w.vm . Kllt iuia m. uwuiu. i uener, oi town.
all consumers ot water to tie as econo- .. Mrs. George Engleman, of Weatli-j A chicken owned by Josiah Ruch
micaias possiuio in its use mere are erly, Is visiting her parents, Mauion bas taken a peculiar turn by laying
very many who continue to waste this Relchard and wife, on Third street. eggs all shapes and sizes. The latest
Our young friend David McCormlck i9nu egg about two and ahaltinohes
is back from n few weeks spent at Mn length and shaped almost like an
Philadelphia. interrogation point.
Our old friend Simon Rehrig, of The doctors who r nttunrilmr
further than to practice economy and Weatherly, while in town on Thursday Frank Mertz ammitatnd his lw
overybody should do that. made us a pleasant call. Saturday as an only bono of savins his
All who know hlni will regret very . .We had a pleasant call from Wm. lfe. Mertz Is snfTerlnir from .ii7rn,
much to hear that Wallace Slewell, is Kbberts, of Freeland, on Thursday, which started at his log. His body is
dead at his homo In Hopevllle, Luzerne Mr. E. and wlfo spent the day nt the covered with abcessos and all th
county, home years aeo deceased fair. chances are uimlnst his
uvea Here, occupying the farm now ..Hon. Mr. Fegley and wife, of -Will Lalkel. tha lmtnh.r wl,
owned by C. A. Rex, to the wost of this Boyertown, Pa., were guests of J. L buruod out a few weeks ago, has been
city. Death resulted from a ruptured Gabel and family lost Sunday. paid $300, the amount of insurance
blood vessel caused by bolng hit In the . .ThegenialFrankP.Lentzand wife, carried by him In the Farmers' Mutual
abdomeu with a crowbar, which had 0f Barnesvllle, Schuylkill county, are Insurauce Company. It is said that
slipped from his bauds while excavat- visiting friends in town this week. bo will not start in the butchei lnff
nig rums u wees or moru ugo. ie- ..Mrs. It. llacermau, oi LianasKa,! business acaln
ceased loaves a family who have the pa, is in this city, the guost of her son Jacob Straussberger has opened
sympathy of many relatives and f rlomls A. L. Hagerman, on f ontb First street, the oyster season at his restaurant and
Miss Blanche Lck, of Upper Maucu lu now nrenared tn serva smins stiu-
We got this Information from the Chunk. Sundayed In town with Miss frvs and rnws br tlm nlnto n, tn .n.i.
raujiunj oiunug rauo ui iuo in jennie aioriuimor on r irst sieei. families atvery low rates Thenatrnn
Hazlctou Sentinel: "The Gilbert -Miss Mattle Schadle. of Allentown. nirn nf tlia nulilln lu snltnltoil an.l catto.
nouse nc neaiueriy.uowrunoyrranK was in town at tne Home ot ner parents faction Is guaranteed. Restaurant
P. Seinmel, will shortly undergo a Tax Collector SchaJle and wife, on Bridge street, next t'a Ulery's drug
change of proprietorship as Frank will First street. store. nt
soon retire. H. A. Delfonderfer, ft ..Harry Clauss, of tho American Letters remain uncalled for In' the
cigar manufacturer, of Lehlghton, will House, Mauch Chunk, was closing Welssport postoffloe for the following
be tne incoming proprietor and be digits with friends here on Monday. persons: Mrs. Abbespeok, Alice Smith
certainly will be successful if he can ..Judge C. II. Seidle, of Normal Nathan Smith, David Strohl, Mrs. Eb!
cater to his patrons as well as the pre- Square, made us a pioasant call of a bizena, A. Solt, Richard L. Woodrlng,
rinm, nuu ui uwrs mn muuuiiu miiii m lunn i cuiiit ueorgo tellers .M. Lowin. John Ilolf.
to irfingmon, nis lormer place oi rest day. man, Simon Faust, Odlllion Ahner. If
dence. . .Aaron Bowman, who looks like a vour ImmB i, nn list rail fur mnr
twin oromer 10 our r rancis uowiuuu, letter and say "advertised."
necessary article. Through the stale
thoro are many towns where water can
be used only two or three hours every
day, but hero thero is no restriction
The Famoui Allentown ciothinz Home ,v09 jn town from guier's on Thursday w. F Biery of Welssiiort Demo
ion. Annirer-ar, ,j Fall Open.nc. last and made us a very pioasant call. cratio candidate for Representative,
..The following young men were wa, u town Tuesdav. This Is Cnn.ll.
hereon Wednesday, guests of T. W. dato Biery's llrst visit to this section
Clauss: Auam mrKes, jr., vniuam Bnce his nomination. He is a young
Maurer, C. S. Gable, G, J. Stegmaier, man, well qualified for that nositlon.
X.J. rtiaiuson, rt. J. uuwis, iiarrjr and w I renresent Carbon at Harris.
Messrs. Koch & Shankweller extend
to you a most cordial Invitation to at
tend their annual fall exhibition of
men's, youth's and children's suits,
fall and winter overcoats,storni coats,
ulsters, reefers, smoking jackets, Lelni and I. Z. Fuller, of Wllkesbarre; burg, with full jnsttce to himself and
lounging gowns, bath robes, underwear, Robert Atkinson, of Scranton; A. E.
neckwear and irents' furnlshlncr iroods. Ttnndff. nf Allentown: Wellis W. Mc.
Prof, S. Z. Shope, last year the sue- which takes nlace on Thursday. Opto, rw.nf Carl Mi. anil GanrB Steel, of
uoim pi lui.ni in our iiiiuiiu scnoois, ber 13, 1892. Our handsome exhibition Tltusvllle.
isuowniienuiugineuntversiiyoii-a., more beautiful than oyer Is specially
i-nmmoniled tn vnnr nntlcn. Tiecnntlnn IIKAVK.Il MKA1IOW.
and Allentown Band concert 8 to 11 1
o'clock n. in. Everv school toacher is Beaver Meadow is soon to have i
requested to leave their name and! club room.
at Philadelphia. We wish hlni success,
Our young friend Henry Holter Is
out after au Illness and is now In the
Prudential Insurance business.
The regular monthly session of L,lmber of miDils earlv for the annual This place is to have a first-class
council win convene on i uosuay even, distribution of souvenirs durintr instl- water supply.
tuteweek. A cordial welcome to our Progressive euchre parties aro all
opening time. Koch & Shankweller. the rage here.
largest and finest clothlnghouse in tho Lewis Baum and Miss Ellen Grls-
valley, Hotel Allen Building, Allen
town, Pa.
X llre2jr itattli of Lively llanuenlnKt in a
Llvelr Community.
And now the farmer Is busily on
gaged digging potatoes and husking
corn.
-Samuel Glmmel and James Hart
man, of Catasauqua, were the guests of
Dr. Kelser over Sunday.
A husking bee will be hold at
Stephen Fenstermacher'a on Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. P. D. Kelser was vUitlug at
Bowmanslown during tne week.
If any "applo paring parties" are
being held anywhere Grant Strauss
and Albert Fenstermacher want to be
Invited. They did not have much fun
at the one they attended last week, but
then they talked about "the war" with
the old man.
On Monday eveulug the Now
Mahoning Band furnished the music
tor a Democratic mass meeting at
Wesuer's Hotel, West Penn.
Mrs. Mahlon Nothstelu, of Egypt,
Pa., Bpent a few days lu the Valley
this week.
Rev. Edmund Butz preached iu the
Evangelical church on Sunday even
ing. The ladles, who are collecting for
the purpose of purchasing a bell for
St Johu'a church, are meeting with
fcuccess.
Three wild ducks speut last weok
on the ponds and streams here. Sever
al ot our sportsmen were after them
but failed to bag them.
Our public schools will open next
Monday for a six months' term.
parents should send their children on
tile first day and send them regularly,
The basement of the new St
John's church will bo dedicated on
Sunday, October 23rd. Services will
b held iu the morning and In the
afternoon.
Ing next.
Alice, a young daughter of Council
man J, L Gabel Is sulfertng with e
brokeu left wrist, sustained while
playing "tag."
Tho other day a weasel was killed
in front of Gabel's hardware store on
First street,
The Evangelical Cuurch Content,
The Easton Free Press says: In the
Jacob Huuer. of Mauch Chunk. Is equity suit commenced by tho Rev. J,
dolug tousorial work at Franz J. unem ci ni. vs. mo uev. n. u. buuitz
Roodoror's popular shaving saloon. etai,wno represent respectively tuo
T!oi- Mai-sIi fnr n vonr . mn-n uowmau-r.suer anu uuuos iacuons at
a year or more
wald, were married on Saturday
Ing.
Miss Melvln, a Philadelphia lady
visiting at Beaver Meadow, died on
Sunday evening.
Hugh Boyle and MUs Kate Early,
were wedded iu St. Mary's Catholic
church, Beaver Meadow,
James Garrnhan, one of the oldest
past the able pastor of St. Peter and John's Evangelical Church at eth-1 id(mls ot the Beaver Meadow dls-
lohem, R. C. Stewart, examiner, Is now lrlcti dle(1 on Saturday ra0mlng at his
taking testimony iu behalf of the home In Centstown, at the advanced
plaintiffs. Additional testimony will age of 7i years. He was born lu
Jacob's Catholic church, hero, is now
located at Mlnorsvlllo. His successor
Is Rev. Chas. Saner, ot Pottsvllie.
Jesso Slides la now tilling n posi
tion with Schwartz, tho furniture man,
He was formorlv uith Jos. Obert.
'ri.o loot in n,o l .i.iai.fnn w.l. those mentioned tho following clergy. The Young Men's Society held Chestnuthlll townshln. We are also
Company's dam has been located at m6n wer0 Present: hiding Elder their
tho gate house. The repnlr will be tleu 01 Allentown; i -residing .- .... ' Bito. P r;T,V,,f Weissport's prominent citizens and at
be taken noxt Friday nnd Saturday, Irelaud In 1815, and camo to this
.1 r, it ii in '.' country in 182,, locating at Beaver
when the Dubbs faction will present Meadow, whore ho has resided ever
i ineir slue oi me case, ju niiuiiiou to since.
to the county. Weatherly Herald.
Rev. J, S. Renniuger and wife, of
Allentown, who are well-known here,
tho other day celebrated their sliver
wedding anniversary. Among those
who were present we note: Ed Noth
stein and wife, of town; Samuel Seller
and wife, of Lehigliton, and tho follow.
lug from Slatlngton Henry Kurtz
and wife, Jesse Labar and wife, Wil
liam Frlizlnger and wife, Squire Gross
and wife, Jeremiah Knauss aud wife.
In nil over 100 guests were present.
Weissport, Pa., Sept. 28, 1802.
Editor op tue Caiibon Advocate.
There Is and has been for some time
past a rumor in circulation that Mr.
John W. Heller, the Prohibition candi
date for Representative, had withdrawn
his name. This is absolutely false and
without foundation. The report ovi
dently having been put In circulation
by somo malicious person or persons.
Oct. l.-Ii w. Committee.
Milton Setzer uud wife aud Harry
Kuerr and wife, of Welsstiort, Pa., were
here last week attending the County
Fair. Mr. Setzer Is a native of this
county and for several years lived iu
UAIIIION'M U.lflTAt. IN 1 1 l.I.SDMMKK
I.OVI.INK"
A Hneclat Writer Tell the Sl .ry of the
Week In llrerijr Senlenceii, rertonal
anil OthernWe.
J. Ii. Pottiuger, of llazlcton, was
in town on Tuesday. Mr. P. was ot one
time the able principal of the Weath
erly publio schools.
U. S. O. Tobias has paid to tho
family ot the late James Nothstlou, of
Pleasant Corner, fr'iOOO the amount of
tho Insurance carried by tho deceased.
Charles R. Arudt, Adam's Express
messenger, has been transferred from
the Mauch Chunk-ltazletou run ton
run between this town and New York.
Annie, wife of E. I. J. Paetzle, died
on on Monday at the home ot her
foster parents, Lewis ArmbuMor and
wife.
T. F. Cole died at Allentown on
Sunday aged ,10 years. He was born In
Mauch Chunk, Deceased leaves n
widow and four children, two sous aud
two daughters. Three sisters and two
brothers also survive, viz: Mrs. Sam
uel Jordan, Miss Bertha and Charles
II. Cole, of Allentown; Mrs. II.G.U1
man. of Philadelphia, and Dr. .1. W.
Cole, of Hazletotl.
Mlko Dober, who confessed the
killing ot Mike Gelyutko, and who Is
now confined in tho Mauch Chunk jail
awaiting trial, has engaged E. M. Mill
heran as counsel and will mako t
fight for his life on the plea that he
did the killing in self defense. The
trial will be postponed until the
January term tn order to give tho de
fendant's counsel ample time to pro-
pare the case. Mr. Mulheran is ono of
tho very best attorney's at tho Carbon
county Bar.
T1IH ClIAItOK OFTIIKABON.
A IMff tlaiue of llluff ol the Cariteule
Company.
Pittsburo, Oct, 1. Nothing done
since the first trouble at Homestead,
except perhaps the attempt on tho llfo
of II. C. Frlck, has caused more talk
than the act ot Chief Justice Paxton
in Issuing warrants for the arrest of 33
Homestead men charged with treason .
This is the first time that the charge of
treason has been brought lu any state.
for acts arising from a strike or labor
trouble and it is the talk among tho
attorneys that It certainly is proper
that the great industrial statu of
Pennsylvania should bo the first to
cottlo this question as to whether
armed resistance to law Is treason.
All the Judges of the Supreme Court
now present In this city consulted
over tlie case Friday in their chambers
iu the court house. It is not likely
that any application for release on
bail will be made to-duy, but appllcit.
tlons will be heard on Monday, The
most novel part of the cases will be
their subsequent disposition. The
Chief Justice will hear application for
ball and, before the cases go to tho
Grand July, he will call that body be
fore it a special charge on treason
fully defining the crime and comment
ing on the cases.
Should true bills be found u pro-
ceediug never seeu before will occur,
Chief Judge Paxton, as ex-otllclo judgo
ot the Court ot Oyer and Terminer,
will sit in that court In Allegheny
county'and try the cases.
Brennan and Cox, attorneys for tne
strikers, are highly indiguant over
what they term tho persecution of the
defendants and made some severe re
marks about the cases and those en
gaged In prosecuting them. They
claim to have no fear about the out
come and say It will not be possible to
make treason out of the acts of the
Advisory Committee, They hint that
the long contemplated suits fortroason
against the Carnegie people will not be
pushed. It Is expected t hat the arrests
will be mado to-day.
I.1TTI.K SQVAIlllI.es.
Little Children' Uanill Were not Made to
Scratch Out Keeti Other'! Kret Out.
Mary Saeberer and Sarah Green,
both of Packertou, were before 'Squire
BelU the other evening lo explain why
and wherefore they assault and bat
terlcd. Mary punched Sarah in nn
unwise moment when her fiery temper
had the best of her common sense.
The costs were high. The oaso was
settled by a division of the eots.
Jainos Wagner punched John Scralf
the other day. The stnr nyedcodilos
f Liberty weighed the evidences lu
Helta's uouit. Wuguer paid live good
dollnrs and the cosls.
1 he Male' Crop.
The superintendent of the cen.Ais
has issued tho following statistics, ot
cereal production in Pennsylvania for
for the census year ended May 31, 1S90:
llarloy, 2t)l)50 acres, 103,84.1 bushels;
buckwheat, 210,188 acres, 3,003,717
bushels; corn, lfitajut) nttes, 12518,270
bushels; oats, 1,310,107 acres, 30,107,100
bushels; rye, 330,011 acres, 3,712,1G1
bushels; wheat, 1,118,472 acres, 21, 505,
400 bushels. Tho total area devoted lo
cereals was 1,443,517 acres, as compared
with 1,721,503 acres at tho tenth census,
There was a decreaso In the acreage In
all cerculs except oats, us follows:
Barley, 2G12; buckwheat, 35,711', corn,
120,001, rye, 02,124; wheat, 120,012 acres.
The Increase In oats was 72,001 acres.
made at once Kluer stlrK, ot uetiueiioin; tne ltov.
T.A.Sell& Co., Is a new livery Lri'man, of Hath; the Uov. Thomas
firm occupying Klepplnger's stables Knocht, of liettuenem; tho Kev. . 11.
nn Trni, stroet In lnmiHnn will, tho UlaHZler, Of BOUIU tJIStOn, ailll tHO
livery business tho firm will do wagon KeT- s- "urns, of Laston.
nnd carriage repairing.
Wm. J. Gallagher; vice president, the late election was elected tax col
Doinnic MoMulllKan; secretary. Ed lector and constable of that town
Garrahau; financial secretary, James whlcll Ue ls mUng with distinction.-
ft 4UU.I1V...U. I OI. ..lt... . T I
Township teachers r, , . , ,
J. J. Hummel did extra polico
service this woek, John makes a
dandy copper,
Avtw:Miii:ii.
Some Banks
are preparing extensive Drogrammes
to be renaereu uct. zi, in commemora.
tion of the landing ot Columbus. Clr
Danlol Graver is dead come like
shock to our peoplo last Saturday.
Only a few days before seemingly lu
IL S. and John Koons. of Auden-
ria.i tart ttnnnr fnr pitttainir,hia I teacuers to coieoraio me nay m ft man.
lri-JI.llQ...l .lP.n I l.l -ll'v"l -I ,ln wnalnn
""i" mi" jatiuin auu ,,,.. (1, -.il 1,1 m,U ,1,- ..-.
styles at SondhelmVTallo.ing Hall, F T. the . drew Graver, who wasone
Mauch Chunk and can save yon 31 per Q . .., ;t Audentled for a toVn presents a'deserted appearance: 'ear'y, .If".? l
number ot years
now dead. There were fow it any who
could at first bolleve the report was
not false. Daniel Graver was. a son of
ceut. on every purchase, mado here.
In our Tailoring Establishment wo
" .1.. 1...... i.. J Undor the old company the Yorktown county, and was in his fortieth year,
aim mo imici u - i.i,.-.i 11. i l ..-! ne . ..... l .1 ...
I iiiiur-i lunuo iroiioi iiuic mail uuy iu I i T?aiij mo iit--acvi wnt vuijiiujcu ni
can show you a largo lino of suitings " .TiM VHrZ! ia Welss' "tore, and
I - ' -- "...-.j 1 ln..Ill,l I..,.. 1 1..,,.. ... . him
.,n irnrlr-1 half t ma T-,i ul,n uuu,-u'u uw uuoiuoaa iwiuim-
overcoatlngs and paiitoloniilngs than
ever before and can save you 4 on
every order given to Soudheim the
Tailor, ot Mauch Chun-,
William Werley, a salesman in
George II. Euzian's popular store, has
resigned. He is succeeded by William
Xnnders. Werley "has gono" rail
loading.
L oirHnti, worked at Yorktown ajl their lives are self at Lehlghton where he conducted
as cieric in xue jookln(f for employment at other the "Bee Hive" iu the building now
il has left for places.-Sentinel. used as a residence by Mr. J.T.Nus-
Atwood Longshore, of town, has pot worked half time,
resigned his posit iou
Tresckow colliery am
X limueilium. baum nn First stoat. Iter lm. wrs
- - I I 11 1. 1 1,11.1 1 I I11L. I
A ltwman-i:her Victory. I when the panic bwept over the oouu
The celebrated dispute between the Ca''1 "ather ieei Many reopte Away try aud reverses made him close out,
rival factions of the Evangelical Assocl- ,,, ,,,...,, ,,;,,,,.,,. , boon after he went to Mountain lop
,a CartMn County Industrial Srw-latv nnd 'or about eight years conducted
Another ltovrman Faction Victory,
One of tho Interesting cases In which
an opinion was handed down lu the
Supreme Court Monday was that of
the Rev, Mr. Gross against the Rev,
Mr. Wleand, of Bangor. Both ministers
claimed the pastorate of the Evangeli
cal Church there, asserting that they
had been appointed by the lecitimate
conference. Both conferences were
called the East Pennsylvania Confer
ence, and the question was which was
the right one, The Northampton
Court, Judge Schuyler, last spring de
elded lu favor of the plaintiff an
Justice Green reversed it Monday, re
mlttingthe record for further pro
ceedlngs.
Tivo Hportlue Item.
James Andrews, ot Summit Hill,
very anxious to meet Dick Williams In
a plgeou match. Rumor was afloat
few months ago that one was to take
place between these two men; but the
Williams men could not make things
suit, although they allowed Andrews
was afraid.
The much talked-of race between
Stephen Hughes, of Levlston, and Geo,
Bird, of Bearer Meadow, has not yet
taken place, nor it ls likely to. 1'
reasons Hughes will not meet Bird, al
though his record for u mile is much
better than liiru s.
Wr.ATIIKllLY.
ation of North America was decided by ,t, rvrlmn County Industrial kii
On and after the llrst of next Judge Stearns iu the State Circuit on their spacious grounds In this town I very successfully u large general store
month the new proprietors of the Ex. Court, at Portland, Oregon, on Thurs- during this week, surpassed all pre- From there he found his way back to
change Hotel will bo I). J, Klstler and day, lu favor of defendants. The ofThVeWbltsth IuPeierydena?tment Wel')0rt' Bfter "isposlng of his busl-
George Relchard. They will succeed decision places tho entire property of jbe magnitude of former years was URss Interests to J. F. Snyder, formerly
Thomas Mautz A- Son. Both are young the Evangelical church in that State completely eclipsed. In grain, fruit of Franklin township, and a brother-
men and no doubt they will put Into In the bauds ot Bishops Bowman and ona lanu prouucis ineexuibits snowed In-law to Mr. Graver, For several
A -tudicet of Loral Neuri From a Lively
HorouKh.
W llanu has purchased the Albert
Stout property on Franklin street.
The Read A Lovett silk mill have
contributed tlOO to the Voleuteer Fire
Company,
Mrs. Wm, Stockley Is dead. Do.
"-ceased leaves a husbaud and four
children,
A, (1, Decker, (or many years a
, llreman on the Lehigh Valley Railroad
left Thursday morulng for Pardee's
Centre county, where he has secured a
position as euglueer for A, Lechteu
waller, who has a largo lumber con
tract for Pardee & Co.
This towu Is to have a 923,000 hotel
The parties Interested are Fred Hor-
Ueher, of Slutlugton; Johu Betz, of
Philadelphia and Wm. Beuninger, ot
SUtington. The new structure will be
on the style of the Blttner House, at
blatlugton and have all the modem
lmprovmente and convenience-.
Change of Uuilneea.
Mr Mired K. Leuekel.'who for mauv
yean has been connected with the
Montgomery Oil Compauy as Secretary
and general -alee ageut, has resigned
his position. He will make his future
home iu Treuton, N. J., where Ho has
become a eo partner lu the tlrtu ot
J-eui'kfcl, l-ieias : I'd., or ttiut 041;. Sir.
Liuekel, during hU stay In this towu,
luis made inauy frleuda, who wish him
meee-ia -From the Norrltown Dally
titr.lJ
.lm (--Box Adux.te hopes for 1U
v . i nend A. K. nbondant property.
the business enterprise and spirit and I Esher, who were suspended prior to
thus make a big success out of it. to the General Oregon Conference of
John Brenner, carpet weaver, 1 1800,
on Second near Coal street, will re.
Luther Unlun,
more on or about October 15th to the
corner nf 5th and Cvnreas streets
ho will continue to weave n first-class Bur me""8 .u tu0 emaB ' Uct'
The Luther Union will hold their re-
carpet. 31
-T. Clem Beck, of Bethlehem, who
14th to which all are cordially invited
to attend. Tho following programme
wily ine enierprise oi pur farm peo- ho lived retired then betook
pie; In machluery, mechanlcUm was , ,., , , ,
surpassed; in fancy work the ladles possession of the post office store bow
could nor nave done better: In oil conducted by J. f . renner. Disposing
painting there was sufllcieut to show of this he moved to Wllkesbarre where
suffered a fracture of the aukle bone has been arranged: Opening exercise,
-nmo ivooVa n,.n i aliln tn l alimit Edgar Xander; recitatlous, Lizzie
a-alu. Mr. Beck', friends here will bo aM, Mattle Helm an.l Carrie Hollon.
pleased to learu this. uacni selections, i-uiu uenng ona
-By buying your men and boys' f?llle, aul'V fck.?h?.' on ,P, .n
ell. ,,-. . ,,.i in.,., t i, J Daugherty auc on Wblttier; a Bible
-.v..- ..... i fctuny; soio, -.line jteicuara; cuorus.
you win get- iua luiosi. biyies aim uuu i . .
saw XI ner cent. We, ram anil von a I Bmolollomof Keprt,
good man suit or ovorcoat at H, 8. -At a reBuUr meeting of Oak Grove
$7.50, MO "P to 815, boys suits and Council, No. 357, Jr. O. U. A. M hold
overcoats at 880, 8.1.50. 5, and up at Sept. 2G, 1802, the following resolutions
Sondhelm's One Price Stur Clothing MBrouuu',lou-
.. .. .... n. WUKRKA8. it lias lildasetl ail ull-u Ae l'rovi.
nail, uaucu hiuiik. dtnfe t0 ,,,n cou Ior tle
Our old aud osteemeil townsman, f "ll(u?,le1 .SfM'rCo-'i;1r.'ll-',i!
George W. Derhamer, of lrou street, laud v,litlevleaed from a human ai-ndnol-i It
still continues quite seriously ill with aB-SSKX"S
all chances for his recovery to old time ft"
health and vigor very vague. Mr. I suiireineautuority, ue uw lu liumuie iiubiiiiii-
11. .-1..... .. ... - i i.i., i .1,1.-1 1 eio" loin win, luereiure oe 11
iirii iiuci i wis ui iiiia iwnun um i
pitlzeuH and a stuuueh Evangelical,
Charley Trexler and JUs Alios
Newhart. both ot this city, wero united
lu the lioh- bonds of wedlock on
Saturday evening at tho home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Newhart. on Second street. We ex
tend best wishes to the young couple.
For the first time lu the memory nf
the wrlfsr the Lehigh river Is at IU
lawt. lu many plooss the wator
lailly trickles lu fwtwssu tlisroeksatul
In other ph-oss it is lost atirsly. If
the diy spall should continue muoh
louger the water will have disappeared
entirely.
11RMOLVI-I. Tli-t In the ile-th nf llfn. AlK-rl
A. tlarinaii. thU I'ouuell tuu loet au uprlsht
j. '.. W,N anu ie.
tpeeted tiy all lb-1 w lille we muuru hU Iom, It I
OHiuell al
galu,
iiiolallou to believe he tut joined tlie tlraud
ellahoieaml thai our l.m Ii hit eternal
KESOLVru. That to the bere-v..l -ml nrr-
f ul imreuls who (ouud lu lilma loi lau and af
feetlouate ehIM, we teuder the deeiwataud
laoftt Ueartttlt jnliatliy ol the iiuttuUeri of this
ikamcll, and eoudole with tlieiu over the death
ot oue au well beloved by the family and the
order.
Rk-oi.v-U. TUftt our euarler be drabed for
Vk be.t Ihlrly daya, aud tbeie ieiA4ulkui be
anremd upoti the nlautea of the Oouncll, urtt
laulUalMpu lu lb CaBbolf Auvoo-TR aud tbe
Leblaatou l'iea, sad acaHiV be trauauiltled to
the laiulli uf ui i dimes, ud brother
A II SIIUUV,
H. F. Moaisa, I ConimlUM.
.ATtu.b Hurt,
merit and rare ability of the exhibi
tion Mrs. Usoar Chrlstman, of Welse.
part, aud Fruuz Mackl, of Mauch
Chunk. Harry Kreldler, of Weissport,
showed Ono wagons and carriages; J.
Soudheim, of Mauch Chunk, Que ready
made clothing, cloths, &., line furni
ture, Henry Schwartz, of towu; monu
ments, Jos. Ruch, ot Jordan, agent for
the Monumental Bronze Co., of Con
necticut; In organs, sewing machines,
washers, pianos, Ac, A. F. Snyder, of
welssport, nad au exuibit that caught
the eye and held the attention of visi
tors. There were all kinds ot machines
aud all makes of organs and pianos
marked at Aaron's only prices. Geo.
W. Nusbaum. ot town, showed line ma
chines in operutionsuud muuy visitors
to tne fair found much attraction at
his corner; J. A. Phillips, ot Weissport,
organs ana pianos, in line assortment.
The celebrated Slticer Sewinir Ma
chine Company also hail their exbiblt,
They occupied the north east corner
of the big fair bulldlua with as flue an
assortment of machines as were ever
seen lu this county. There were the
Singer Vibrator, Automatic, Oscillator,
Central Bobbing Tailoring Machine,
ana universal ieeu armsnoemn-er ma
chine, and on the walls were samples
ot work executed by the machines on
exhibition. The company, through
their genial general agent, Charles J.
yulnu, of bueuaudoan, saved no ex
STATE NEWS.
Wife murderer Rudolph Smith, ot
Media, was sentenced to the Eastern
Penitentiary Monday for 12 years, the
extreme penalty for murder In the
second degree. Charles Jfartlu, who
killed his friend, got only 10 years,
having pleaded guilty at the termina
tion of tlie trial.
"Does Protection Benefit the Work-
lugman?" was the subject under de-
bato by Joe ICotchlnskte nnd Andrew
loraios in a saloon tttsnamokiti Mon
day morning. Curates claimed It did,
and to prove it smashed n heavy beer
glass over Kotchluskle's head. Kotch
itiskie's skull is ftiicturo.1, and Curates
has n tide hlui'olf as scarce as Auieri
caii tliiplafe.
While n lineman was repairing wires
on it telegraph pole, at Bristol, on Mon
day, ha fell from his lofty perch, land
ing on u picket fence. He was Impaled
on the sharp edges so thnt ho could
not muvc. 11a was released In a dying
condition.
Scrofula in the Neck
Tbe following Is from Mrs. J. 17. TUlbreo-,
wtta ot the Mayor ef McKeespor t, Feira.!
"My little boy xyiult,
now six years old, two
years aeo had a bunch
under one ear which the
doctor said was Scrof
ula. As it continued to
grow he finally Uncad it
and It discharged: for
soma time. Wotheafee
gaa giving hua Hood's
W line TlUbrook. samparllla an hi un
proved very rapidly until the sora healed up.
Lost winter It broke out again, louowea ay
Eryilsrla-. We again gars him flood's Bar
saparllla with most excellent results and ha
has had no further trouble. Ills cure Is dus to
Hood's Sarsaparilla
II 9 has ceier been Terr robust, but now scion
healthy ndiilr crawla atranicr."
HooD'a PiLLS do not wetkio, bst &14
dlgciUoa and toot th tomrach. Try .hint. tto.
GLOW WUtKUOUMi.
Miinr.-r anii ,Ti Tin: roifiT.
Pqiilhn of ,khi from Here nml Therefor
Our Many Header.
I, The total attendance at the publio
schools of Lntisford Is 711.
1i Latisford's appropriation from tho
state was 1,M3,20.
1.M). t'AMl'HEU-over the Ciuinl IMdcjp, East
Welssnort. cuts hall, liave and slianiiiotH
Instjle. tllreiiio call. Von can also buy
lUy Itiim, Hair lonlrs, &r., nt tlie ery lowest
prices.
clK-trH;W.-t.j.1mel.'iiM
t-ctvet I'o i'QU'0 vemtni mtnaw anyming.
CCITCtL O Always ready, frh lOcint.
ATVirEU, tlie barber. opiosIto the Ojicu
Hoit-iP, t'uti hair, sli.tves and Aws e.ery-
tlilnpln llrst-cla3 8lWe Drop In aud tee litm.
Cloicd on SundavH. Toilet Ai tides for sate.
&. h. mzmw&
Popular Stoic
North Fiust St., LKUifiiiTON.
SPKCIALLY ATTRACTIVK
LOW PIlICES AS AX INCKXTIVFiTO
KABLY FALL PURCHASERS.
W3B
now showing the largest and most
minnbtii ntnl varied stock of Dry
tloods ever offered for sale In this
vicinity, and at attractively Lov
Prices.
is1 all mam
Novoltlos iu Dress Fabrlcts aud
Combiutttiou Dress Patterns are
hero aud in almost endless variety,
and will compare more than favor
ably with the offerings of the best
Clt v Houses. While are prices will
show n decided saving of from 23
to Sl'e per cent.
Yon can nsk for nothing In this
line that we do not have and at
prices tvs low aud perhaps a little
bit lower than you can uuy eise
wlinra. Rnnrinl cure is nald to cct-
lingaud selling tlie purest and
best things under this head be
cauco wo menu to make our store
Mid lnadini? store In this towu. We
might quote prices, but you will be
better satisnea uy caning.
STUIIEK'K HUA VINO SALOON, opposite (fie
Advooatk OrKlCK, Is lieaibiiiirters fur
shaving, hair cutting anil shumpnolnir. Particu
lar attention paid tu rutting fjidlrs bancs anil
Children's llalr. lollct articles for sale.l'lioiee
Cigars. CAl.u
GO, I'lIS. ItOIIEIlltU. uuilcr Hie Kcl,at,rf
. ,'olel, Hank street, for a smooth shaie ora
Ushlonablolmlrcut. tST" closed on Hunday's
Itoeder'a UHr tonic, cures Dandruff. We carry
In stock a lull line of fancy toilet articles at low
est prices, and we are tlie only place In tnn
,.v.c ,un .uii ii, nrniier a i ream ior tnefaee.
BOOTS & SHOES
A carefully selected assortment ot
.1 combination now X'rices.
vyv't iti,ii.ivvu.-
Wo liavo some and they will soon
bo needed. Tho prices are very
LOW.
Come uud see us. Buy here; we de
liver goods to all parts of town tree,
GEO. H. ENZIAN,
North First Street, Lehigliton,
s now showing a very
assortment of
in all the popular weaves of the
season. You are invited to ex
amine the line before making
purchases, as we guarantee that
Qualities, Styles and Prices will
please you-
Word About Shoes I
Wc are sellers of Good Shoes. Our first thought is ahvav
Quality. TJre insist that tho manufacturer shall give us, first of
all, Good bhoes ; we also insist upon having shoes that are styl
ish. Our business career tn Lehlghton speaks tor itself ; we
claim to sell good, reliable shoes of all kinds, at as low prices as
many others charge for shoes that are manufactured on purpose
to sell cheap. Persons who want
GOOD SHOES AT LOW PRICES,
will come and etc us,
G. ZERN, Lehighton, Pa
Iadles and Misses
don't forget It you want u stylish
Jacket, Reefer or New Market you can
get all the latest styles at Rock Bottom
I'rlces, at uoniineim s Tailoring nan,
Maucii i iiuuk,
Vor lteiit or Sale,
he only remained for a short time aud
then returned uud last spring launched
In the merchant tailoring business
which nt the time of his death was be
ing very successfully conducted. While
at Mountain Top he was appointed
postmaster by President Grover Cleve,
laud and nlo became prominent iu
politics having on several occasions
been prominently mentioned for the
oQice of representatives. During the
time when Hon, W, M. Rapsher, of
Mauch Chunk, was before the people
for the nomination of Supreme Court
Judge, he was instrumental In bring
ing the delegates from his uouutyto
the aupiiort of his friend, Iu Carbon I
county the deceased never held oftlce i
other than that ot a local character,
although he had been mentioned fre- j
queutly iu connection with public'
place. He served bis party In district '
conferences aud lu state aud county :
conventions. He was it Masou and was !
also connected with the Royal Arca
num aud other societies. He leaven
behind a wife, a sou Harry, and a
young daughter who mourn his death.
lie was kind aud Indulgent at home,
1 ..1.1.. .1 . .U....lu.l
V SttlimUlO IIUID fllUJioiiy, ll,ua,cu
close to the Packertou Hotel. Terms
right. Apply to Leopold Meyers, on
the premises or at Cabbox Aovooate
utflce. 10-1-t-f
SwlUhbackTlnie Table.
Car leaves Switchback Depot, ITpper Mauch
Cluiuk at mo, 10.10 and ll.ai a. in., I.oo, tsn,
and fi.3o n, in.
far leaics Summit Hill at u.lu aud 11.11 a.m.,
ami i.'.v, i on, s.30 anu v.io p. in.
Sl'NDAlS
U-ateHalkhbackdrpotMautli Chunk at I.M
auu z.x p. in.
Uate Summit 11111 at 3.2.5 and 4.00 p, in.
II. J. lIUMl'Onil, Supt. & fas. ifX,
We are showing hy fiir a prettier and more complete line of
All Kinds of FURNITURE,
Than ever before. All the new effects in Hed Hoom and Parlor
Suites, iS'ide Boards, Hall Hacks, Hook Cases, Dining ltuom
Tables and Fancy Rockers at a marvel of low prices. It will
positively pay you to buy here fur our prices are in many oases
much lower than you can buy the same goods in the city.
Hen ry Schwartz's,
First street, Lehigliton.
vxiuu, n. -. i. OA-1 Jle wa)i mna auu indulgent at Home,
penke In making the exhibition one of I aIlll generous to u fault when aboard,
t he very finest and most attractive ot , jie hlui mRny jrieuds who will loug re
the whole fair and lu this they were member hi. genial ways aud open
successful. hearted dlanoaltlon. Funeral ooonrreil
The exhibit of live stoek were above on Tuesday ofternoou, Rev. u. W.
tbe aUndard. Dungan officiating at the sad rite. To
11d,'?ln tur f the afflicted family the "Stroller" of
wwk detreoted much from the f r 1 tvn a .DOro .ympathy. The pall
ii... . iiiiTr inearers were ur. j. . Jivors, u, A.
elgh eeuth annual eihlbltion surpaaa ciauaa,r Horlooher. Jams I.ong, P
ed aU previous year. j KU,Ur u(1 A v Hajd
Nervous Prostration,
IHleplast. MlrU ni Tterwum
tld rear. Hot Vliubcs. Hcrv(u
Dj Mli.tka 1 1 dch, lon raaln. II j m
trl,rtla. bl llus Opium
IIblt. ItrunUennttMi, mf enr
Dr. Mile ncBrtUve Mrv.n.
H djot not coniftin cplsW. Utt. boplt C
UrownlM, IteLand, .k, uStid vUk Epllepar
TTe announce tliis week that wo are ready for your trade at
Both Our Stores,
MLffBl-Of
Fetr. llm. Ofoain. had baa
Ml rnMtfltlott t.ir fuur vmm.
itoililiig faslpct him BDill b UMst ON MUM
ttratlv Nnrln b U now wtll. 11m ttocL
Frs t tmtuu. or, mhos' unm mna
UvlH. tn doMS for as cum u ib Imoi
tUMdr or HtUouaacai, Twyid Ur. iu., au,
DrMlle'ModloatCo.leikhartllnd.
TIAL BQTTIX WnMX
Boldbr T, I. Ttoaia.8
G10B1
WareliousE.
choice
Dress Goods
At tlie same time a look into
our
Cloak Raom
on the second rloor will con
vince you that we catry the
largest and most popular lino of,
bailies , Jisses and ululdren s
OLOA.KS iu the Valley.
On the second floor you will
also find a stock of BLANKETS
and (JOMFOItTS, Single and
Double shawls, Lace Curtains,
Chenille and Tapestry Table
CoveiB, etc., among them you
will firm many BARGAINS
that are not to be had else
where.
Manv new lines of Ladies'
and Children's HOSIERY and
UNDER 1PE Alt were receiyed
during the past week and are
now ready for your inspection.
Special Value
on every counter for this week.
(HOKE
in Lehighton and Weissport,
with a full line of
Stoves, Ranges, Heaters &
Tinware at Lowest Prices.
Wi S. KUHNS,
No. 705 HamiltonStreet,
Allentown. ya.