Tbl Taper ha. liren .nterailatth. Lehigh tan rait Offir. .s Brrond CUM MMt.r The Carbon Advocate LKUIOIITON, PBNWA. Halts for ljral AilfertUlnti C'hartrr Notices .... Auditor'! Notices CoromlMlonr'8 Notlcrs Divorce Notices Administrator's Notices Kxecutor'a Notices no 4 oo 4 oo - 4 OO 3 00 3 OO Ooe Dollar and Twentjr-Flvc cnts will hero after be invariably charged u hen subscriptions m r nut iroiu in hiivriicv. It you wish your paper discontinued at the ex piration ot your term i-lkasb notify us by postal card and the reuupst will be compiled with, i Jo. N. UiaKKTT.of 1'ackeJton. is an aulhor I7ed representative ot this omee. All faiors shown blm will be appreciated by us. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 18.02 Dona Fide Circulation Itrcer than that of any Weekly Newspaper In the County. To Delinquents. You get tho Carbon Advocate by mall, Just look at the direction tabou jour paper, and you will see just how much you are Indebted for the paper; remit the same by Postal Koto, Money Order or Qrecnbncks without delay. We need the money a dollar ortwo to each is not much, the aggregate to us amounts to hundredsot dollars. Come, gents, pony up. Address. H. V. MORTHIMER, Trop. LohUhton, Pa. Delinquents living in this neighbor hood will please cnR and settle, and are 23 cents for collection. A LIE NAII.K11. Maccii Chunk, Aug. 21, 1892. Editor or the Advocate : Some of my enemies have been circulating the report that I had made a compact with Air. I). J. Kuntz, Republican nominee for the Legislature, to elect him to said office. I desire to say through your columns that it Is false, and that I am heartily for W. V. liiery, the Demo cratic nominee. Yours truly, Geo. W. Esser The campaign is growing dull Benj Kuntz hasn't joined n secret society this week, Spndat work on railroads should not be permitted neither should a rail roader or telegraph operator be allowed to work over twenty-four hours with out a reasonable amount of rest. We uave been told that Benj Kuntz has Issued orders to his organs to "do up" the editor of this paper because we simply explained that it was "Unser Ben" who brought about the system In force here of taxing butchers, bakers and farmers for selling on our streets. In today's issue Lehigh Council 101, Jr. O. U, A. M., publish an nddress to the patrons of the public school that Is worth the careful attention of parents. Keep your children off thestroet, away from vice and all evils and you will not be bothered In after life by their mis deeds. The incipient individcl on a south end side street who Is running an in lplent organ in the, intorest of Ben Kuntz is respectfully Invited to con sider the Advocate badly demoralized over uui weeKS editorial, it was wonderfully Immense. It was sting, trig! Oh I Do tou ever give the subject of taxation a thought ? If you do. then you must know that conl lands aro not taxed as they should be and that farm lands are taxed too high. This is an unequality that should not exist and the State Legislature should remedy me evil. To-day the Carbon Advocate col. tains besides nu abundant ot other bright, and Interesting matter three forms of the new ballot, as follows. Republican, Democrat and mixed. The forms show respectively how to mark these tickets and consenuentlv this Issue of the paper should be carefully studied by all voters, Irrespective of party aoillatlons. If you are not soriuer and want a cony call or na ror it. The line is directly drawn in Carbon county, for or against the .lotorions Quay for the United States Senate. loose who are really In favor of re, electing Quay United States Senator ror six years longer are entirely ran slstent In voting for Ben Kuntz. the Republican nominee for the Legisla. ture, and all who are opposed to Quay khu mane ineir ballots count only by voting for William K Biory, the Demo cratlo candidate for the Legislature. Let no Democrat forget It, that a vote for Kuntz would be a direct vote for Ai.JJVuay. M. C. Democrat. Ben Kuntz or some of his friends are circulating the report that William 1; Blery, the Democratic candidate to Representative, will vote for Robert E. Pattison for United States Senator, should he be elected. This is. a silly He I Mr. Blery Is pledged lu the In terests of his constituency and will vote In their Interests only. The poo pie can dopend on this. All through Mr. Blery's canvass he has steadily re frained from casting reflections on his opponent or ot lying. Mr. Blery will not vote for Hovernor Pattison for United States Senator, we repeat this emphatically. Tho voters of Carbon county Irrespective of political offllla. Hons can put their trust In him. Ho is an honest, conscientious young man. lie is making a clean canvass and de serves your consideration. He is ugalnst Matt Quay and for U. S. Sena tor will vote for a man who Is above re proach and one who is in harmony with tho masses who earn their bread by thesweat of their brow. Voto for Mr Blery. We cup the following Interesting despatch from New York, dated 17th instant. The Rev. George S. Raiusford, of St. George's Episcopal Church, has sprung a surprise on his parishioner by de claring that he will take the stump iu support of the Democratic National ticket. Among tome denominations the engaging actively in polities of some ot their ministers has been a fre quent occurrence, but with the Epis copalians never. It Is against all tra ditions and precedents ot the Church. Dispatches from RIdgefleld, Conn., stating that Dr. Raiusford had addre sed a large Demooratio meeting at that point on Saturday night created great surprise among the Episcopal clergy men of the city and caused great rejoicing amongDemocratlcpolitlclaus. The dispatches quoto Dr. Raiusford lu giving his reasons for supporting the Democratic ticket as follows: "A tariff to foster special industries is wrong, and It needs large fortune which famish funds Hint call be used In bribery to continue iU existence. There are thousands of ltoneot Repub licans, but thousands of immigrants, ignorant ot suffrage, and, alas, many venal Americana and large campaign funds furnish temptation to bribe, which is Immoral, aud I, as a clergy man, must protest against any system that can build up a corruption fund I also admu-s the Dpdjui rat i d. lata I Icaow iJiiionitUy tlxat tiu gives. no opinion until he studies a question thoroughly and he xpeak" truly. The woods ate full of public men, but wo need true men n lenders, and the country demands Clevelatid b leader In this educational campaign. Dr. Ualnsford's congregation Is one of the largest In Now York. Ho has always been prominent In doing every thing in his power for the elevation of laboring men and his Influence with the laboring classes, In and out of his Church, Is very great The Democrat believe that this supporter ofCleveland and tariff reform will Influence thous ands of votes among laborers. KUNTZ IS FOIl QUAY. Editor Advocate: Judge Oresham said lately In a speech at Chicago, that those who spend money In the corrup tion ot voters and bribing election officers are more dangerous enemies of the republic, than were the men who were engaged In active rebellion against It. Here Is something of which the last gubernatorial campaign In our State can give ample food for "reflection. It causes the honest peoplo of our state to shudder with fear when contem plating the outcome In the future. Can anyone doubt that anything but corruption of voters and bribery of election oflliers, reduced Governor Pattison's majority over the tool of the machine, Delamater, and caused the defeat of the rest of the Demooratio State ticket. Think: who are the enemies of the republic T who was the head of this corruption move ? who was the chief of all this debauchery ? Why, Senator Quay, now the Ex-Chairman of the National Executive Committee of the Republican Party. This same Matt Quay still asserts his power in Pennsylvania State poli tics and is now an avowed candidate for the Senatorship as his own succes sor. Detrocrats of Carbon county, you know that the Republicans of our county are for Quay. Kuntz is their candidate for the Legislature, which will elect a successor to Quay, Can well meaning Democrats help in this t We hope not. A vote for Kuntz Is a vote for Quay. A vote for Blery is a Tote against corruption and fraud. A Reader. IIA1LTIOAU NOIXS. Short Taracraplis That Wilt be of Interest to the Itallroau Hoys. X !Jack" Walters, a Valley engineer, Is enjoying a month's rest and recu peration. X Charley Meyers, of Packerton, Is a new Valley brakeman on what is known ns the "rip-rap." X The Central pay car will leave Hus ton to-day (Friday) and pay as far as Mauch Chunk. X John Esrang, ot Franklin, Is back on the Valley road where he handles a throttle. X Engineer Henry Turnor will run one of the Central's fast freights be tween Scranton end Mauch Chunk. X The Lehigh Valley Railroad report for July shows $80,181.50 Increased net earnings, and for the eight months end ing with July $818,231.70 increase X The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com pany has adopted a new style of smoke stacks for Its locomotives. It Is a cast iron stack and does not look as well as the old stylo, but will bo cheaper on account of not having any lining to wear out. t Owing to the break between tho Reading and Pennsylvania, tho latter will get flro coal trains a day from the Delaware, Lackawanna i. Western at Manunka Chunk. Heretofore the conl used to be delivered at Phtllipsburg by the Central and Lehigh Vallev. X Harry Blank, an engineer on the Valley, is "off" for running in tho hind end of another train. Luther Glasser, who was a pilot for Blauk, Is "oft" also. Blank's dismissal may cause some trouble as It Is considered by many to bo an Imposition. X Some surprise was created Thurs day by the election of ex-President E. P. Vllbur, of the Lehigh Valley Rail road Company, to the Board of Mana gers of tho Reading Company, vice Thomas Cocutan, resigned. The object in making this change, It was stated, was due to the desire to give the Lehigh Valley representation lu the Reading Board, and thus solidifying existing arrangements between the two com panies, X The statement of the Philadelphia aud Reading Relief Association for the month of September shows payments aggregating $19,501.20. On account of deaths $9,500.00 was paid; on account of accident disablements, $5,191.00, and on account of sick disablements, $1, 807.20. The total number of cases was 733. There were twenty three death claims paid nine from accident and fourteen from natural causes. X The announcement nas been made at Pottsville that the main line em ployees ot the Philadelphia & Reading system in that district, commencing with the month of September last, will hereafter be allowed extra for all the time spent on the road over twelve hours. A committee of the men waited upon tho company's officials some time ago and were promised pay for over. time, commencing with last month. The men were paid, prior to the strike of 1887, for all time over 12 hours, but this was disallowed when the strike was lost. X New York, October 17. Attorney General John P. Stockton, of New Jersey, and Ex-Judge Frederick W, Stevens appeared In the Chancellor's chambers in Jersey City and asked that a receiver be appointed to take charge ot the New Jersey Central Rail road, the Easton and Amboy Railroad and the Delaware and Bound Brook Railroad Company to enforce the Chancellor's Injunction against all the railroads lu the coal combination lu New Jersey. The Chancellor granted without hesitation the prayers In both and made the rules returnable on Octo ber 27. The promptness with which the prayers were granted Is, to lawyers familiar with the court procedure, al most positive Indication that a receiver will be appointed, particularly as the Attorney General has filed with his papers omasa of evidence showingthat the temporary and permanent orders of the court forbidding increases iu the price ot coal have been Iguored and violated. Clatue Laws of 1'euusylrania. Every day we receive an luqulry-us to certain points regardlug the game laws and notwithstanding the fact that we have published them three times, already this year we herewith append a careful statement, taken from the "American Field," which we trust our sportsmen readers will clip out and keep for reference: Squirrels, September 1 to January 3, Hares or rabbits, November 1 to Janu ary 1. Hunting or killing of rabbits i with ferrets prohibited. Wild turkey, I October IB to January 1. Plovers, July IB to January 7. Woodcocks, J uly 1 to January 1. Quails, November 1 to De cember 16.RutUed and plnnatedjgrouse, October 1 to January 1. Ralls aud read birds, September 1 to Deeetnbor 1. Wildfowl, Beptembor 1 to May 1. In rj , aeotlToroub bird., protected, exotpt pgli-h .parrowB. The County Superlnteneent. A County Superintendent of Publio Schools will be elected In May next, In place ot T. A. Snyder, Esq, who has served very ably and faithfully for tha last nine years. Three years ago he hesitated about another election, but after duo consideration ho accepted the honor. Under no circumstances will he be a candidate next May, and the fleld Is therefore open and free for all to enter. Whilst we have no au thority to announce any one as a can didate, we believe the following, and p'crhaDS yet others, wilt be candidates: Mr. McCabe, of Xesquehonlng; Mr. Porter, of Kidder; Mr. Uelsel, ot Laus ford, and Mr, Balllet, ot Mahoning, all experienced and successful educators, and as far as we know them, either would, ns we are Impressed, fill the oOlco ably and well. It Is the kind of au office that should not be awarded under any political party considera tion, except In the negative against any one who would himself draw or at tempt to draw party lines In his own favor or against nny of his competitors. All wo want Is a good, competent and worthy citizen to till the Important of. flee, who will recognize no political party In the discharge of his official duties. Democrat. To ltoom. When a town wants a boom It must havo men who push their business. Men who rejoice to see their own town more happy and rich. Men who will do something besides croak. Men who will Invito strangers to come there. Men who will Invest in home property and home enterprise. Men who love their town unselfishly as they love their own country. Men who believe In their town and who can see Its good points. Ladles tea,l this Carerully. You nlwavs like to have the latest stvles. Sondhelm. the tailor. Mauch Chunk, will sell you the latest styles of jackets and coats at .13 percent cneapcr man you win miy mew else where. WEISSPORT, PA. Now that school is open it wont be out of the way to talk for a moment about TABLETS and to bring in incidentally a word in reference to stationery of all kinds. Now, in Tablets, we haven't got the largest or best assortment in the world, but we have ns nice an assort ment an can be found hereabout and the prices are very low. When school open? you will need a Tablet, then why not buy it here ! Low prices, good paper, etc. In writing paper and envelopes we can sell you a good article very cheap; why not buy here we will appreci ate j our patronage and treat you right, Come and see us. B1ERY, The Druggist. Vhnl U KlrrtropoUeT Ami What Will It Iuf 'Hie lileotro.wlse has beeti lu use fur four ears, and is well Known lusoine secuousoi iw united States, but there are a icreat many suf ferers that luue never heard the name. Tho?t that liae heard of Hand seeu something of its woiuierilll lwwer. are curious iu khuw iiuw nu insiiumeni so smun iuiu su buuiuc iu Mtuii liltsli cures so great. Now. while the Electro- ions, its operation falls In with what we know of science, and any one all fiinlliarwltlithe Simplest incis 01 lumugy mm i cuii unurr- stm nil iinw it niMrnrps me wav ui n.iicu inn r.iei tropolsu iu-com pushes Its cure is u'rjr simple aud natural. It couslsts ot & polarizer, h tilcti U connected Dyn woen wire vuru wuu u smaii niatB niift carter. This notarize r Is Immersed In cold water, or put on Ice. The plate at the other end of the cord Is attached to the warm body of the patient, iieoeraiiy at me anaie. jroimue inhoront ii.uiirn of this notarize r It become charged, negatively Uy the well known law sot induction, me pitue, unu nun mo wiiy ui inn pauem. ueconirs yusiinrij i-iwicru. aiiv uuuj py be bod I centre of attraction forne- icatlve bodies. Oxygen Is the niostnegatlveiorni nf mutter In nature. Hence the body, bathed In the atmosphere, drinks In the llfe-clvlne oxj at every iore. Every process of life ih thereby QUlCKeueu, liw ieiup?nuure rises; nisc tnrcbswlthafullerbeati the akin Unties with uew life; every organ acts with renewed lgor, aud the effete poisonous products of the Imdv are thrown ott with ease. The quickenea cuanee 01 msuer w men uiyxrii iroduces throughout the sjstem, Is accompanied iy a largely Increased genesis of Nerve Force. rcans half dead and stagnant are born again, uiliu-rintn fwrform their wonted function. The heart, the lungs, the ller, the organs of the external senses, the organs of reproduction alt these throw off their derangement and weak ness, ana even uie uiwrueicu iiiLCiicib ui uii iim rntlirnned. Where disease has not already made too great ravages, restoration to perieci neaiin is ineviuvuic. iu uc:uuui9o is generally used at night while the patient is asleep, but may be applied, ot course, at any timn Htui tn ft0vrml neritona during the twenty tour hours, ltwllllasta llfe-tiine, never wean out nor loses Its strength, never imeds mending n(onMnach'amIly will render that fmully largely independut of doctors and druggists, and thus will save every year many times Its small coat. ... . ... . , Not anelectricalaiipllance. The Klectropolse u nM tn nnv Mavnkln tn the numerous electrl cat appliances, such as belts. Insoles, corsets, shields. &o palmed olf upon the public. It has no method of generating a current, nor means of conducting one. It acts upon well-known biological principles, and Is heartily endorsed by many ot the best physicians In this and other countries, and U dally used by them In their practice. It Is pronounced by them the greatest discovery In the history ot medicine, lu tint it does aw ay w 1th the use of medicines. Ulrectlons for using. Accompanying each In (trnmont i a ttnok of instructions f ulh explain ing its uses. Its method of cure li so simple, and free from danger, that the uninitiated and even children can use It with perfect caw and Editorial In lloatou Christian Witness and Ad- innnlA nf UIIiIh llnlinfill. HiMktfmher 3. ISttI : 'A method of treatment ot disease without the use of any medicines or drugs, which has been quietly extending Itself over all parts of the United Butes during the past thiee)ear Willi very graiuviaK ream. Wm nw ttlnw ta iitiumend new discoveries of any kind, for the reason that so many of them prove to he worthless. Hut vt e ran commend the Klectropolseasa aafe and effective health re storer. We pretend to explain the philosophy ot Its workups, but. having realized lu bene ncial effects, we can speak of lu result. About one jear aeu we recommended U to fJro.1. D. Ware, of Philadelphia, for his aon.whowasa Rreat aufferer from Sciatica. He had soueht re ef In parlous ways and found none. He was almost helpWss, and rapidly declining. The uie of the Klectropolse restored lam to perfect health, and now. after nearly a year, be Is re joicing as oae who has found gieat spoil. We hare aeen testimonials of most remarkable cures. Tills notice of the glectrouoUe Is with out solicitation, and entirely eratultous. We do It for the Rood of the afflicted. We hae tio aonal lutereet lu It, and are not paid for what we say lu Us fator." . . The following editorial lu Central Methodist, OHiletUburK, Ky., was written by Zephanulah Meek, D.D.. editor. , , 'UniM about leu thousand men, mainly pro fetslonal men, law) ers, doctors, editors, preach ers.audallotherclassea, incluatnx the writer, are very much mistaken, the Electropoise effects cures and five relief where all other known remedies have tailed. Especially It is effleftcwus In the ease of deltcau women and feeble chil dren. 1 have used one for the past two years, aad 11 nd It I u valuable as a curative ajenU' NamtMOt prominent tteople in all seetlous of the U. U. seuerally can be furnished on appli cation. Our eurea over alt parts of the Hulled Htateaaod Europe. Over 60,000 people hate been treated with the most gratlf)lng reaults. In the Urge majority of cases of cures haiebecu speedy, but our claims are modest, and In long sUodfug, chronle ease you eaunot expert Wepoutliely refuse torellthe Btoetropolse In toiewoasva. tlioonlai for any Informa- tlou, senu stamp or &U at Fterlropolse Treatiueut Company, 1341 Arch Street, I'HIUAUrXVltlA.FA. ProDOsals Wanlel UI 11 o'clock luuii awmUi, O Hi, iwi. a !Toull UIU raelvt a 11$ Oman ti ftlt.t tolwe.u L.blime txA ww- port. CorandMtwwri in M.utui mui. v t. LAWLEB. curk. THE CARBON ADVOCATE The I'eople'slVper. RATES 1.00 A YEAR In Advance. We Make Fine Job Work A Specialty. At Lowest"Price3. Office North First Street, Lehighton, Pa., We have also opened a first-class Department in Aaron Snyder's new Mock, at the Eastern end of iho Lehigh Bridge, in the BOROUGH OF WEISSPORT, where nil orders for Job Printing will be ex peditiously and cheaply - exe cuted. Subscriptions for theOarbon Advocate also received and receipted fcr. H. V. MORTHIMER. Propr, Jobbing If y an are contemplating a contain BUSINESS or SHORTHAND, It will pay you tn rlilt the AMERICAN BUSINESS Collep, ALLitNTOWK. Va , before deciding where to go, thongh you rr.av live a thousand rimes away. It stands at the head of Commercial College, In Its educational character! as a medium for supply ing businessmen with trained and capable as Mstants: as a means of placing ambitious young men and ladies on the road to succei, and In the extent, elegance and cmt ot lis equipments. Mix Separate Departments with as many Courses of studr uuder the personal supervision ot Kight Instructors-all Hpeclallsts, Illustrated Uaia logue mailed to any address, free Address, O U. DOHNBY, Prin. lrtlrae menelon this paper. r274m Tho Celebrated Cypress Shingle. Guaranteed full Length, The very best Shingle tn the Market, Mann factored by RICKERT & SNYDER, elate mont, Virginia. FOR SALE IN WEISSPORT DV J. K. niOKEUT, iirALrn iv All Kinds of Building Lumber. Oscar Christmau, WKISSrORT, 1-A. Liver; and Exchange Stables. Eay rlJlns carriages and aate driving horses Out accommodations to agentsdrvlercrt Mall and telegrapli orders promptly atlendert to (lire me a trial. mar2i-ty HAVE voun Freisll, Barae and Parcels DEI.IVnilEI) XT John F. Hottenstein. Careful attention paid to the Delivery ot Freight, Baggage, anil Parcels to all parts of town at tho lowest pi Ices. A share of public p&ttonagels respectfully solicited. 8r5"Leave orders at Sweeny's. Koch's or Leiuengutu s. CHARLIE LEE, CHINESE LAUNDRY. flower's llulldln? opposite Post Ofilce, FIRST ST., LEIIIOIITOXi PA. Il'orlc taken In ever; day of the week and promptly attended to. Family Washing done at very reasonable rates. PATMONAQF. SOLICITED, If You Have SEE ARNBR & SOLT, I'rnprletorsjof the Portable Steam Saw Mill who will do your work at Reasonable Itates. Residknck, UNION Him, F.a Wki ponT, Pa. oct. 24, 'Ol.yl TO CONSUMPTIVES. Tha iind eral uned liavinir been rfitoredlh linlth hv filmtilA mparts, after ftiifTprln? fiimtov. eral year with a severe lung affertlon, and eet dread disease Coniumutlon, is anxious to male known to tils fellow aunerers the means ofcurea To those who desire lt( he Mill cheerfully? send 1,1 reo oi cn&rKi ropy iu me prescription useu, which they win And a sure cure for Conmmp Mod, Asthma. itronchltU and all throat and Iudk M aladlei. He hopes all sufferers n IU try his remedy, as It Is Invaluable. Those desiring the prescription, which vt 111 cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing, will please address, Unr. EDWAItn A. HILHON. Brooklyn, New York. opr. 23, mbmj. "Disiiel, the Leading Photo- --v crapher. Lehighton. Cabinet Photographs & Larger Sizes, Views of Residences in town and county at the very lowest prices. AXLE GREASE BEST IN TIIC WORLD, ItswvarloK QU.IUU.ruaturpMad, Mtu.Hv cuttlitla. two boi.1 of .Drotbar crDd. Nol ukM kt t. rru ex the Uh u in c yORSALE BYDgATJSRa QENERAJXT. lyf Notice to Tresuassers. The uii'lmlgiifil hert-by notify all person that humtntt, tithing and nutting on their prem ises In Kau ivnn and Mahoning township Is strictly forbldiirn, alt persons fourd tre spauf njr and disregarding this notice will be promptly uciui wiui iu-ruTiiiiiK law : II. K. I1uiii1mii .1.8. lMit7leman. Jonas Uombrrt, James F. 1'rter. Charles L Itehilx, Moses I. Hex, EUvdnU. ivter. 1, U. luiley, A. M. Kittler, .1.1). lUtllet, Stephen Bteicerwutt. John III-file. Nathan L. 1L Kolb, A. F. Ktehjentalt, Wm. 11, It tier; J. IeUiitr, Nathan ltrmalfy, tUtllrt Hpx, Tliomas llaney. llldfon Kthrlg, Nathau llerinan, A.o. Hfliankxrlltr, Junaf Kolu. C. 1. Sclilriolirr. KIU. Milllli, K. H, Kemmf rer, .lirrmn A. Wiliiian, I. 11. Fink, IteunU flex, Herman Ivter. 1- rands Htrlcrrwalt. r, liforge, A. H. SKiK.rivalt, Hi bchlelclirr, lnls Laucliner. iin.o sittcerwau. Joaljua hiels.rMall, Itioiaat Uucli. John Hmltli. Jacob Ktlger alt, IhIs KiicTi, Wilwn Cbbrrl, liarld Miller. Alfred Wertman, t'ltarlea ltebrljc, Daniel Shelly, Kdwln lleuKler, Keuben Nea. Samuel ttnider, Harrison Htfllaernatt, John 1 Krlu, lUward sutler. Joseph Hopept, K.W. Hehrle, Harry A. Follwrlirr. lta. rilnler, Tllgh. AndreM, -Jonathan Laiu'tihrr, Atimi uiuurr. Ivt btelicerwalt, T. W. Kteleemalt. Kinery Kotbe, (1. W. Hop pes, C A. Andnas, Reuben Ebjbert. (leoree Burner, David Webr, Charles Mendel, 1'hlllp Henoch. Lewis If. Hebrlfc. Uarollns llaberiiian, ltanlel Hachman, Daniel L. Fritz, David U Fritz. Abraham Miller, Nathan Hoffman, Uenry Hemiuel, Aaron tkmmaii, Win. Knch, RETORT OK T11R CONDITION OF THE - 1 Kal HAIIU.HAI. BA.MVOr LC1IIUH' TON, I'enna., at the clan of lmlne, ttept. soth, watt. KEK0URCK8. fAamandlUwounti ia),(M9 T Ovenlralta. aecure4 and unsecured isiua i D. Bonus iujKK.t!rc vuvuiatiuu blocks, securities, etc Due, Iromapproveil resene agents. Due Iroui other Nallonal ltaults Banking house, furniture, and nature a Current expenses and taxes paid Premiums on V. 8. Bonds Oheeks and other cask Items 30.000 oo A&ano oo 3303 0 0t.3WI 34 MIOO UI raw 3J00 00 Bills ot otlier Banks 1,M (u Ml i t cents . 102 SO Specie U.0M 00 4KI teuuer uoie. Keuempuoa fund Mkth U. H. Treasurer (5 per cent, circulation) I..UIS uu ftOO 00 Total . ..tllt.TH.40 I.IAllll.lTIEH. Capital stock paid In ft,ooo oo Hurplustund 11.000 00 Undivided pronu 1I.0HH se Natlonallunltnottoutstaudlii.. . . is,ooooo Dividends unpaid 040 Oj IndUIdualdeposltstuhJect tocheck.... 1M.4W 9) ijcniueuciircas ivi Cel Cashier's checkt outstanding.. Ml H 11JIt ioio 00 uueiuotuer nsiwusinui.1 , Due to mate Banks aud Hankers . Total. Utatk or Pennsylvania. uiT.nti to i . I, Jno. T. Setninel, Cashier ol the ahuve-named Bank, d solemnly a. ear that Ihe aUH e stauittcut Is true to Ifw hest oi my kite. ledge and hetief. Joan T. SauMiL Cashier. Subsarlbed and sworu to be lore me this ard day ol Oeniber, taw. llllWAHU 8tAMUT, N. P. COBRtOt ATTMT: It. P. KerrOBU, I J. II. Zitbh, WllrMton. A. J. UUBUXU. I rMtober It. ISM. For ll.nt or Sal.. A valuable store property, situated close to the Paalterten Haiti Terras right Apply to Leopold Meyers, m the premises or at Cabmt Advocate oftloe. 10-1-t-f GO TO SWEENY'S "Corner Store" Oraup, Lemons, Bananas, Nnts, is, Celery, Cranl) i, Grapes, Table Raisins, Confec tions. Fancy Baskets. Qneens ware, and a fnll line of Nice Groceries. Lowest prices, good treattiirnt, prompt delivery Call and See Us. Corner Store, LEHIGHT0N PA. Wall Paper. From Cheap Blanks to Flro Dill and Pressed Papers. Also, Felts ami Ingrains, with Handsome Krelzes. PICTURE HOD AND COVE. WINDOW0 HADES ready to bang, or put up to order. Paint, Oil, Varnish, Glass, Brnsles. Palntloc and Paper Hanging, by com petent workmen, In any part of the roumy. Rooks, Htatlonery and Fancy Goods, always a large stock at fliiGkenbacii 61 Broadway, Mauch Chunk. PElRCE cf BUSINESS A hUb clws ttkumvrcUl school sffnrdiiif conpUU qatpmatil for bntioMS ht. AIM VTenctj ltd Ur; msa for tr?l m wall u tor bu.loM. OommarcUl GoTftpbrbu bMnaddvd to tb buuiiu ctram of KSmctloL.iM spMlslly, r.tn of nti Utloo luitiMi lsUodnoed with ntnr furnituro, e. irJZdZt, Tiil udViater term bffi" Tuwdtr. tUtt 6tb, 1891 ApplktWm bluks now rd;. Ktilf ADoacmiit, (indaattnv EiIm, cR or tdarn TOi Mat Piec. Ph. D , PrindMl nd FtMiDtW, fUcord Batldlac. WlJifl UhMt mt bt4VbUdlpbU,r1 Fine IFines, Liquors and Cigars, Fresh Beer and Porter. FREE LUNCH every day from 0.00 to 12:00 a. m., and every Saturday even Ins. Call and see me. I will treat you right. flppoilt. tli. Carriage Work., North First Street, Lehighton. To Trespassers. All persons are hereby cautioned against trespassing on the property of the underifrned located In the borouKh of Lehighton, either for hunting, 11 thl Dg or milting. Persons found tres passing Hill be dealt with the full extent of the law. Jiiiin r iiniunmn, 3t-vJ0t 8. Instructions on the Piano and Organ given by HISS ANZIE BAUER, Third St., Lehighton. AH tho new and improved meinons oi instruction, aausiar tion guaranteed. For Terms call on or nddressas above. PRIVATE SALE of VAi.ium.i: DOUBLE HOUSE. A three btory double frame dwelltug house containing two tine store rooms aud twenty other rooms on north First street tn Lehighton is offered for sale cheap and on easy terms. The build ing Is suitable for a hotel plant and has stable and other out buildings. For further particulars and terms call on or auuress A jlANDES KISTLKIt, Klstler's Restaurant, Aug. in, rim. lehighton .Pa FURNITURE, UNDERTAKING FLOUR A FEED. Robt. N. Anthony, (Successor to J. P. , Part Wclsapott.) WIU. CONTINUE TO I1F, THE BEST PLACE TO I1UV Fnrnitnre. Flour & Feed. at the Loaest Prieea. Give us a call. No trouble to show floods. R. N. ANTHONY. Executor's Salo OP VKHV VALUABI.K 9 Mary lllDcr. latebl tlte IkruU of VVHMtfcttrt. UetMed. 111 t at mtltaat un Xw pttutHM, in nNu,wni i. f rvum j 4 run , m miiuiuaj-. OtTTOIlER 22, 1802, at 1o o'clock i m.t tlia (ulktwlna tvrr valuaU Itttal KUU.li wit . All !iw two eilin lOTH UKncuwUriinuunu. tHttaw on (a kuui Me of UridetitrrWjQ wWlkHOiuihoI Vw4 uL Usrbou oouuty, ra. . UidU1 by lot t of C. fi. Miner atMlJotiaS. Mllkr. upon whkharr DWELLINf? HOUSES, luo leet and lius. tMpectUeJy, with all - .....t.i Thd. ntoMrlv la ten elbdstT tyeaied, and wuuM uk a arsitaa. outlaws stand, and lll lm taM laftrtier w lepartuly at the onMw em rUMSsMr Terns aad cwuwtwn wui h i will kaostnai ILaa. aad pUo. ol aSsTiK BGYEK. bx. ExMOtor, Estate 01 ARY XINEB. OeL 1 UK. ' POINTER to Buyers. We offer just now a special in vitation to our friends and natrons to come and see im. The summer is fast fleeting nnd we will make special prices to sell out our summer goods in order to have a full swing on our fall and winter stock of Dry Goods, Notions and Ready-Mnde Clotning. We have no room to quote prices, hut they are low enough. Don't miss this opportunity hut come at inee- Then too, we are the recognized headquarters for (or all kinds of Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables in Season at the lowest of very low prices. Prompt and corteous treatment to all and it is no trouble to show goods, Over Canal 111 Jilge. Kuntz & Co. East Weisspoi t. DRUGS, pww. MEDICINES, Ben'ne ai1 ,)est SOAPS, 'arKe l'M0 nn'l cheap. WINES00 fr niPilicinal use CIGARS, tll(! ,,pst niade. SPECTACLES, nn extensive and increasing traile. I guar antee satisfaction tn i;ery customer. PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded. AT thk Contral Drug Store, Dr. G. T. HORN. a THoaouatt COMMERCIAL SHORTHAleO phactici imtiTion frUCTltH, RlfUkt. IT.jMHy A t.fto Cmtm r StUf A iWii FsxsJt. n kW-t C LsAS U MstM. . TT "VfM'l Cwksi VMaHNIt, TWUTMOrt. rt Kutiitn. - -MtfMStaswglaw-. ttTWftaiaf. VIUIAMS a ttOCE"S. ROCHKtTCN, N. i". H. R. Kreidler Answers an oft asked Ques tion, namely : Why can Kreidler paint so cheap and sell new wag ons chepaer than others? Because lie Ijoys and sells Tor Cash! The good customers don't need to pay for tho bad payer's job. I am using just as good material as the others. DON'T BE BLUFFED ON THAT I want to dn business after this season. Examine my work then give me a trial, b it I want my Cash, then my goods are cheap, and only then, Yours, lu good spirits, H. R. KREIDLER, East Weissport, - IVim'a 117 A UfPPll Wide-awake workers eTer)w!r for uAItltiU shppa rtiotocmiit or tho rrlV Hie greatm book oil earth coat log $100,4ij0: retail at fLX. cash or Install uitnt 9 : nrfDTin'fl mammoth llltistrat?dclmitari and SH H.rr IS term free, dally output over lioo UUDll U voliuneii. ARenU wild Hlth sue- ceM. Mr.Tbo U Martin, Ct-ntrf Title, Tcia, cleared 7Il In Tll,fttn(vnI,fl JVooster. o., ytij iiaruu, Howard aladlMti. L)Oiis. N. J.. 4)101 la 7 hours a bonaniai nugnlOeent out- nf mi, Tfrn.l3 ntinlyl.M. Uuoksonrrnllt I ui m tiuiui lllblo fulilislilnit Co., ra Uhrstnut Ht, ra., rtr-sw iminoru m i itiwtfn, in. KiSTLER, CORNEK SECOND i ALUM Srs., Is I lie plaoi to buy Dry Goods, Notions, Dress Goods. Prorisions. Groceries. Floor. Potatoes. And everything else to be found in a thoroughly first-class Gen eral Store. Yu havo every thing ,ou wa;it and we guaran tee to save you a little money on everthing yiu buy of us. We want your trade and cordially invite you to call and see us. FPo will use yon right, show our good and quote prices with pleasure. When you buy your next bill of good please try us KRUM & KISTLER. Miss Al venia Graver, LeS?h2?p All the Newest Things in Wall Paper and Decorations, Window Shading, &c, Now on Exhibition at Lowest Prices. Give ns a Call. IE f n the Latest Styes & Golorini FOR Ladies and Misses. 634 Hamilton St., Allentown. The ladies of the county will continue to find us headquart ers for all the new and pretty things in Millinery at the lowest prices. You need not go to Allentown or Philadelphia, 'we will sell you cheaper than you can buy in the cities. City milliners aro always employed here. 30 CENTS PER QUART! Pic Niqp and Parties supplied on short notice. H'e also have a full line of Fine Groceries, Seasonable Fruits and Prctly Jewelry. Lowest prices run on everything. Give us a call. B. K, Gulton, Lehighton, Pa. FINE SILVERWARE, WATCHES AND BEAUT! FUL JEWELRY. Aro among the new things now on exhibition in our store. We believe that nowhere in this comity can you find a prettier assortment to select from at lower prices. Our conds.-are not trash but good honest goods at lowest prices. CONFECTIONS AND FRUITS. The forme in all delectable dainties, and everything seasonable in the latter. x Sunday schools, festivals supplied at low prices All the Very Latest Novelties in Toy Lowest prices and biggest assortment. Chas. H. Nusbaum, mtlDGE STREET, WEISSPORT, PA. 0CAE J. ffltrM, Wholesale Commission Denier, Hnst Welssjiorl, Fruits & Vegetables in Season Special attention will be paid te Supplying PIC-NICS and FESTIVALS with Fruits of all Kinds, Confeet tionaiy , Cigars, &c., At the very lowest prices and on the very best conditions. Don't murke arrangements until you have seen me. O. J. SAEGER, East Weissport. New Effects -IN Trimmed and Untrimmed Halo &nd Bonnols At Lowest Viiceu at COATS The prettiest lino of Fall and WlNTF.n Coats, Jackets, Cloaks, AM) Trimmed Hats ! ever put on sale in Ciubon coun ty can now bo seen at ftp. JJ. rn'i Millinery Stores, Lehighton & Weissport
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