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(Mxccn CnoNK, Aug. 31, 1S02.
Editor op the Advooate : Soma of
my enemies have boon circulating the
report that I bad made a compact with
Mr. 13. J. Kuntz, Republican nomlnco
tor tbe Legislature, to elect him to said
office. I desire to say through your
columns that it is false, anil that I nm
heartily for V. P. Blery, the Demo
initio nominee.
Yours truly,
Geo. W. Esser
Will the farmers vote for Ben
Kuntz after he has had them taxed for
selling their produce ?
Will tub butchers and bakers vote
for Ben Kuntz? Ho is tho matt who
got tip the tax business.
A oestleman who ought to know
says that Ben Kuntz won't get a far
mer vote in the lower end. Evidently
tho farmers are afraid to trust a man
who has taxed them for selling their
produce.
A whole nation mourns with Presi
dent Harrison, iu the death of his es
teemed and loving wife after a long
Illness every turn of which was watched
with sympathetic interest by an in
terested people.
The briqut and plain spoken Hazlo
ton Plain Speaker appeared on Mon
day with a column added to each page
and an improved typograplcal appear
ance. The Speaker is a good paper,
has lots of snap and a lino way of put
ting things that always tell. Wo hope
for the morning daity Increased
"Johnny O'Bbian, of the Mauch Chunk
Gazette, Is exhibiting tho littleness of
his moral and mental calibre by using
the columns of that paper in ventinga
little personal feeling against tho editor
oftheAnvocATE. Fortunately.Johnny's
erratic disposition is so well known
that it Is needless for us to comment
n his very silly twaddle.
The Republican organj of the county
tell their readers that Ben Kuntz
should be elected Representative bo
cause he is a good Republican who
never votes for Democrats, and then
have the cheek to ask Democrats to
give him their votes. Democrats,
should not only keep the above in
mind, but also tho fact that a vote for
Kuntz really means o vote for the re
election of the notorious Mat. Quay to
the United States Senate. Vote for
Blery. M. C. Democrat.
Ben Kuntz Is counting on a big
Democratic vote In Lehlghlon while at
the same time he is urging all Republi
cans to vote straight. By this Ben
expects to catch enough thoughtless
voters to be elected to the State Legis
lature where he can vote for the notori
ous Matt Quay for U. S. Senator. It is
well for voters to understand this so
that they will put the cross mark whero
it belongs and thus help to elect W. F.
Blery, a young man who has been tra
duced in Republican newspapers be
cause he Is poor and against tho
questionable methods of his opponent.
Runninq a newspaper requires capi
tal just as surely as a locomotive does
steam. Tho strides the newspaper
aakes dipends entirely upon the sup
port given, just as truly as the speed
of the engine Is regulated by the power
applied. We are endeavoring to run a
newsy paper, but there are a number of
delinquents who could help us out
most substantially. Money, of course,
Is the root of all evil, and some of our
subscribers seem to think that a little,
might lead us astray. We assure you
not We will sacrlflco the paper on
which to give you a receipt, If that's
any Inducement. Call and see us.
Evidently with orders from liU
"boss" a local Republican paper of
questionable ownership in its last Issue,
makes charges against tho Democratic
candidate for the Legislature that
would land the editor In the county
prison for a while did Mr. Blery care to
pay any attention to the matter. The
editorial saying that Mr. Blery had
promised certain parties railroad
passes in event of his election is so
silly that It scarcely needs notice and
is designed to catch railroad votes.
Mr. Blery has not promised passes to
anyone. If elected he will go to Harris
burg and be the servant of the people
and not of ono or two coal operators
and bankers. Mr. Blery can bo de
pended on to labor against all measure!,
that are of a corporation ormonopolls
tie character and particularly against
any all bills that night be Introduced
to legalize the Reading Railroad deal.
Mr. Blery Is pronounced lu his vleus
on this subject, while the Republican
sandldate evades direct nfllrmaiive
answers on questions bearing on this
all Important matter to the people of
the county and state. A vote forBiery
Is a vote for a man who can bo 1
pended on.
Soke one has said that the Advoc nr.
is "agin" Ben Kuntz. Of course Me
are, when Ben Kuntz was elected i-liKf
burgess of this town he promised tho
people almost a hundred and one
things, and what has he done ? Noth
ing 1 To enumerate singly would re
quire too mush space. Let the people
ef this town look around about them
and see for themselves. In the great
hose house question that is now so
famous Ben Is reported as saying that
"he didn't care whether it would be
built, for it It wasn't it would make
Lehlghton Republican next year and
that's what I want" Again he said he
didn't care If certain Republicans were
down on him that he .would get tec
Democratic votes to every Republican
sr&lnBthlm. Ben will loose twenty
Republican votes here that would
lake 200 Democrats for him according
to hit calculations. Bn you are count
ing your chickens before they are
hatched. You won't poll your party
vote and the few Democrats who can
be persuaded to rote for you, won't
pull you through. Yea are beaten.
Tbe farmers, tbe butchers, the bakers,
the hucksters are all against you for
piling a heavy license cn tbem. If
you were to be stated you might even
do worse
Thumaa Oudii U Id Uw HmUtou
MokplUI ralTlDg trMtm.ot lor mi
J M, GR1MLEY
The LarjrcM ami Flneit Carpet More In tlio
1-chlRti Valley.
On a recent visit to the large, commo
dious carpet store of J. M. Orimley, 804
Hamilton itrert, Allentown, wo weie es
corted through the different departments
by Hie proprietor, Mr. Otlinley a man
whose amicable disposition toward all nho
come In conlact Willi him, coupled with
natural business qualifications, brought
hlra a prize worth being proved of tho
largest, finest and best equipped carpet
store In the Lehigh Valley.
Progress and prosperity are best illus
trated by comoailson. In February, 1884,
Mr. J, it. Orlralcv bought out tbe carpet
store of J . T. Clover. Though a good sized
room, 22x04 feet, the customers of eight
years ago will scarcely recognize it now.
The carpet trade was new to Mr. Grimier,
but he soon acntilrcd a thorough knowl
edge of the business, and being a man of
push and energy be quickly gained a large
tiade, so much so that his limited quarters
soon compelled him to occupy the base
ment and upper floors. With these ex
pansions, and they were large, he thought
he would he amply prepared to meet all
demands upon lilm In the say of trade,
but last spring be found a further enlargo
ment necessary, and which he has Just had
brought to completion by the erection of
an annex to tbe rear 27x70 feet, giving the
ground floor an average width of 27 feet,
and a length of 134, making It one of the
largest store rooms in the city. Light
pours In from front and rear also from
several large sky-llghts, thus enabling cus
tomers to see ami determine the most deli
cate shades si goods and detect the slight
est blemish or defect Xor Is the room
lessibrilllaut lighted at night. A large
number of Slemen'i reflector gas lamps are
arranged through the centre of the room
at convenient height, flashing a strong and
steady light on the carpets when spread on
tbe floor. The store room has been pap
ered and all the shelving remodeled. A
shade raek and counter occupy the front
part of tbe store, while on the east side,
near the centre of the room, a nice office
In bard wood finish helps to beautify the
room. Mr. Grlmlej's aim was to have room
adapted In every department to the busi
HARD NUTS TO CRACK.
I don't merely make these liberal offers, but I carry them out
to the letter. Do vou want a Joller Upright Piano Organ
which other agents' sell from $125, to$150 dollars, I will sell
you all you want for $85, on easy payments. A. Cornett Up
right Piano for $250 dollars that other ngents ask $350. I can
get almost any make Organ or Piano that is made, and I will
here say go and get prices elsewhere, bring the Catalogue with
you and I will guarantee that 1 can savo you from $25 to $75 on
an Organ and from $100 to $200 dollr.rs on a Piano. .Won't be
afraid to call and see me. I won't woiry the life out of you to
sell, ncr will I put an instrument in the house, unless you want
mo to do so, I will sell you the Lawrence 7-octave Piano Organ
for $85, now, ro to Allentown and see if you can buy one for
less than $125,
I
soli
The
)o you want a Standard Sewing Jiaclimo, that other agents
at $50. My price is $30. The Davis at $25, $30 and fl5.
White mid Domestic at S30. Tlie American nnd lr Jute
Cottage $25. Theso nre eye openers, but Aaron is in it and to
stay. I want the people to know that when they pay over $35
lor a Sewing Jnchine it is money thrown away.
How about Fashing Machines, I reduced the price to 5, now
anyone can buy. Oh ye high price iigents I am after you and
your War Prices. Respectfully,
Near Lehigh Iiridge. Ut'issport
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers,
An Immense Stock
- OV
All Varieties
AT-
Prices Never so Low
The most Central Location Call and bo Convinced
at The Sign of the Big Boot.
Kline, Loros
Allentown, Pa.
e-rtir eijfrf Cmmt irfl aautkimg,
dLWLLL O Atmaya naJf. ft in lOowtt,
JAWFEU, the barber, opposite the Opera
IIoum. ouM balr. shaves and doai rr
thing tn flrtt-ctoM Mrte Drop 1b ao4 selttw.
Olowd on tiadava. Toilet Articles for tale.
QTUBBlfK 81IAVINO &iUK)X,
advocate urncs, u
abaviBs.balreattlofl! a ad akin
uifari. uau.
KODRKRk.
imWi w a
eut. W C
au. esMat Ilauiaius:. Wa Mitt
! rink a full Uaof laaci toilat ajUalaa al low.
I eat prtoe. and we are the oaly place la towu
Ell. CAVUBELr.. over Hui Uuial Brlilur, Eaat
Weliaport, cult ball, nUairv. aiut .liamjioo
In .Me ulieui. a rail You can aku Uu.
Bay Bum, Hair Tunlin, a.-, al tlie luwet
prive.
The Jt)ant ille HmikI Uui it
gwiucl
--Quil art. r, ported planUful lier.
boaU.
in
ness, and he succeeded admirably, and his
store stands recognized lo-day as one of
the most attractive business houses In Al
lentown. The general furnishings and
appointments are all that could be desired.
The slock embraces carpels, r ngs and mat
tings of cycry grade, make and quality,
Imported and domestic, Mr. (Irlrnley Is a
very active and energetic business man,
and has exerted a marked Influence In
business circles to tbe benefit of tho gene
ral public, by whom he Is Justly esteemed
as one of the roost experienced business
men In Allenlown. In bis thorough and
detailed knowledge of everything pertain
ing to. or contingent upon the carpet
trade, ho has few equals. 1'rompt, reliable
and liberal, with an activity that knows
no pause, he has made his store a favorite
or.e for those who have appreciated the
advantage to be derived there In prices.
Besides the charming array of goods with
nhleh the store Is stocked, the polite at
tention accorded to customers, whether
lutennlng to purchase or not, Is certainly
very agreeable. No officious or undue ef
fort to influence visitors to purchase Is In
dulged In so that cverjone Is perfectly free
to look round and see what there Is lu 11
before deciding. The stock Is most com
prehensive and varied, Including all that
Is rare and beaullfol In ll'lltons, Axmln
Islers, body Brussels, Moquettes, Tapest
ries and Venetians down to to tho Ingrains
of almost any price.
Jr. Orlmloy, the proprietor of tho store.
Is a native of Montgomery county, where
he was born June Utb, 1835. Ills parents
diing while he was still quite young and
left him to his own resources. Mr. Grim
ley followed the pursuits of farm life until
his sixteenth jear. He had a few years
experience as a clerk In a store In Phila
delphia, ai tended Uambo's Academy and
Ui sinus College, at Collegevllle, two
terrrs and taught school In Montgomery,
Berks and Lehigh counties. After a fnr
ther clerical experience at Trelchlersvllle
and East Texas. Mr. Grlmley came to Al
lentown In 1882 and entered the employ
of C. A. Dorncy Co. Two years later
he started In business for himself, In
which he achieved and won conspicuous
success,
Pa
-
and Styles
& Muschlitz,
714 Hamilton, Street,
WEISSPORT, PA.
Now tlint school is oien it
wont be out of -the way to tnlk
for ft niomont about TABLETS
and to bring in incideutnlly n
word in reference to stationery
of nil kinds. Now, in Tablets,
we haven't got the largest or
best assortment in the world,
but we have as nice an assort
ment ao can bo found herenbout
and the juices nre very low.
When school opens you will
need n Tablet, then why not
buy it here Low nrics. good
paper, etc. In writing paper
and envelopes we can sell you
a good nrliclo very cheap ; why
not buy here! we will appreci
ate jour patronage anil treat you
ritfht, route and see us.
BIERY, The Druggist.
Subscribe for the Advocate.
SNYDER.
Election Proclamation.
t'lii-ii ml In ,m i t .. AsM-iiibh nf VenmM
dtll t. cut II I- .1 'An A'-t t" rPRHlHtC ltl( tUIDillH
tlOl) Hint tic linn i I public ollWrs,' ft' Hp
prtn il .lime in A t. .low pll H Webft,
Jhri ifT of ttir ( iiiinl.v nf Carbon, I'entisjlvaitlH,
tloto''i h timkc known mid give notice to Dip
ct"i-s ui flu' rfiiiiity aformaTil, Itistnn tlie flrsl
Titftflil i niter the tint Monday m Not ember, le
ItiRlti. KtlMlnyof NuTrnihrr, A. II. 1803,
there will (e hf Id an election, at wlilrh will be
flrtto.Mlie follow I n oflatni.
t. llilrtMuo rrt'sldentlfll Klcrmii
Tworongrt'Bsineiiat-Lnnie.
i Mie Judge nf lli6 Supreme Uom I
One Uongiewniftit.
tne lteprewntaHve.
one I H-.lt let Attorney.
J'nr Wh Ifh nflloer 11 lol lotting n a M of nil
the nomination:
HBI'UIJMOAN.
rftlWlDKfffrAL RLRTTOttS.
fleiilattilfi 1 .Tone, 88 Irwin Avenue, A lien I in ij"
inly,
Wlltum WcMHl.mt (KfeflMrwt. I'ltllnilelphiA.
V. llenry Suvrn, lUMlnor fowtnulit, Ifefewflre
emintjr
.t. Fiiuicta Thmlup, 44 1'riMskiii street Man
Itelm.
.John 1 LftWfmn, IM Hprtwe street tlilta1el
I'lita. -toiin M nude!!. 110 North Thlrteertlt street,
Ihll4rt.tini.
Joint Hunter. 1809 South street, Philadelphia,
Ales a inler Orow, Jr.,Silf bprloa Mimleii street,
Philadelphia.
Charles I), imer, 403 11 per street, riillfulel-
phla,
MaxwellOlower, litis t Urandywlno township.
Chester county.
William II. (.Imiicty, 612 lUdellfTe street tlrlstol.
Traill (Ireen, 222 HprlttR Harden atreet, Koaton.
James K, Mimer, Hanover township, IehlRh
county.
J. W. M. (lelst, 157 1'JWt King street. Lancas
ter. Henr A. Kitapn, 301 Qniney nenne. Scran
ton. William. I. Hnney, 10 South l'rtnklli) street
Wllketharrc.
James Mulr, 512 Mahantnngo street, l'ottv
Mile.
John lt.Shelliley, Curlh'e street, New Hktim
Held.
Geo. Durlaml, laoo Main slreet, HouesdAle.
1'ierre A. istetibins, Allegheny Avenue, Oou
lerport. LlojitT. Kohrbach, 241 Chestnut street, Sun
imry. H.8. Henoch. Market street, Mntdlebury.
J. Hchall, Wllheltn, 21 l&st Market street,
York.
Iout J. McGregor, Flrt Atemie, It j ml man.
James 11. Lnux, 3ft Vea l'lttsburg street,
(ireernimrg.
Hobett Titeairn, Cor. Anderson & Ellwortlt
avenue Pittsburg.
James II. Lindsay, 172 Itldge avenue, Alle-
Elieny City.
Thomas L, Lincoln, Cor., Market A, Oreen street
Oarmlcltaet's.
Silvester 1). Bell, 131 Kant Diamond street,
Ihitler.
Mathew It. Taj lor, 150 West riftli street, Erie.
Charles I . l);t relay, rubllc Highway, Slnna
mahonlng. Jee K. imie, 223 East Long street, Dit HoW.
CONCHES AT LAltflR.
William Lilly, B7 Broadway, Maucli Chunk.
Alexander McDowell, 430 mate street, Sharon,
.IL'ItUROr SU-RKME COt'ItT.
John Dean, Cor. Allegheny & Jones sheets.
H oil I days burn.
ItEI'UBLlOAN.
oxanKs,
ThonmiC. Walton, Main street, StrnmUlnirK.
KErUBLICAN.
ufcpar.sesTATivF.
Benjamin J. Kuntz, Southwest Cor. Second and
lienjamin .r. hliniz, solium en 1
Alum strrti., lhlcliton, Ph.,
DOIOORATIO.
I'limlUEMTIAL ELECTORS.
Mortimer r. Klllott, w Central aiemir, Wells,
born.
John C. Ilullltl, IM Moutli Tnenly-.eooiid street
1'hllwlelphla.
Tliouias 11. Keniu'il)', K!5 Cast Mai kit street,
Ilaild Tnomwii Watson. 2(11 ltMge mentie.
Alleelieny Cltr
S.untiel Uustlne Tlioninson. leu) Hprnee Btreet,
rhlladelutila-
Olenient lteeres Woluw right, lrw Spruce slreet
AiUmM. limnay.xtl fi.tiicc street, Plilladel
pb!.i.
Cl).i. A. LatTerly, 05IJ Uprlnn Harden Klleet,
William ltcdw'ooil Wrlslit, Fisher's Lane, Will
adelnhiii. OeyruolcUuss, 127 East Il.itii.iril street, West
John O. James, Broad street, Doylestou n.
Cornelius W. litllt. Hartford street. Htllfnr.l
William Nolan, 153 North Fifth street, lteadltiK.
u..,.. .run 1, .miiriw, uuiituHLer C'UUIllV.
tilmrles uul'ont lieck, T08 Madison aienue,
Sc mnton.
Samuel Wilson Trimmer, Bernlck street. White
Haven,
Wni. O. Yuengtlng, tot Mahantongo street.
Samuel H. Lelby, Main street, Hans Wile.
Atur Lathi op, Montrose. Husuuehanna countv.
Torrence C. Ulppel, 22 West Main slreet, Lock
Haven.
Thomas (lliatfant. Dam llle. Montour countv.
U llllani David lllinnielrelch, Third and Market
streets, Lcwlsburg.
Teter Henry isimbinger, Abbottstown, Adams
county.
Henry I). I'lper, 213 l'ennsjlvanla avenu-,
Tyrone.
Joseph D. Orr, Second mid Market streets,
Leechhurir.
Charles A. Taxau.MI rorty Btth street, Pitt.
Andrew' A. Pnjton, esMculure avenue, Alle-
John 1). Braden, 22.1 West WlieellnE street
Michael lleliel, 139 W.Tnenty-tlrststieet.Krle.
Thomas McDonell, Main and Mill streets. Port
WAsninirtnn.
James Knox. Polk 7Inll. Ill.tattnt rib nn,,ntu
John (Jonwny, Itochester. lleaier county.
lOXaRKSS. AT LAB11K
Oeorco A. Allen, 139 last bulli slreet. Urle,
Thomas P.Merrltt. an South Flllh street, Head,
...fc, ori.9 ..Ullllljr,
JUIiOK OF HtTKKMR COURT.
OlnMopber Heydrlck, Klk street, I'raiiklln.
DEMOCltATIO.
CONtlltESS. "
William Mutchler, fi&u, Ferry street, Knstott,
DEMOCHATIf.
JtEraKSKNTATlVK.
William F. P.iery, Welssort.
DISTRICT ATTORNKV.
Joseph S. Fisher, lilst Mauch Chunk.
I tlV NOMINATION 1'Al'KltS.
' rilRSIDENTI A L KI.XTORS.
I I. K. Aruibrust. People's Parlv. (Ireensbnrc.
(Ins Arlt, Socialist labor l'arty, 411, tllrartl
it.riiiie, j iiiiiuieiliill.l.
J. W. ltoak. Peonltt's l'jtrtt'. llnrt.itt.l.nrv
I Frank llooli. P;pje's l'arty, ia (lermantonn
Hn!rt ,"'te;' People's Party, 917 Noblo street,
DPhllitdetphla.
l. A. llurrons, People's Party, Sharpsburg.
John C. Hateson, l'rohlbltlon Parly. Main
streeL Holllstervlllo. '
I William I. Bo(l, rrohlbltlon Pjrty, HID Susiiue.
William 11. n'r'ii kel, Proliihii'iun Party, 4S Centro
Ave., l'lttsburg. '
1 James Black, Piolilbllion Parly, 333 North Duke
1 street. IjincAster.
Abrahsm A. Barker, Proliiblllon Parly, High
I.. M. Ilrandt, Socialist Labor Parly, Cast (ler,
man street, Erie.
Fred. Bauer, hoclalist Labor I'nrtt. Htern
Ctms. Backofen, SoclAlist liboi- Party, IT1
A. uullen, socialist I-ibor Party, lit Vf.2r.tu
street, Krle.
Kdvtard Uampbell, Prohibition Party, to Fast
Main street, Untontov.11.
M, I Cowley. People's Party, Washington.
K. 8. Croaker. PtHtnlM's rjtrtiv Union nitv
APbiladelDii1a?lle'S ''"V'"" Wright street.
Xr-.Ps o'dt.riaiist labor Party. Everson.
W. K. Kw-er, People's Party, eorry.
John O. Kiley. People's Party, ltft South T en
, tieth street, Phlladelplda,
D. H. Fisher. People's Party, Enlrlken.
1). McClure Fair, Prohibition Party, Campbell
street. Blalrsv llle.
I towhlll street, imiadeliliia.
W.A. OarJoer, People's Party, Andrews Het-
tlement.
' wl..Ir.ai?tI!NP,ei Richmond mrM-t,
I Philadelphia, '
I B. P. tlreenman. People's Party, Cltlred.
1 (ieorce 11. Ooebel, Prohlblitoii Party, 11J Oeti
i street, Philadelphia.
, Edwin It. Gsarhart, Prohibition Party, Effort.
(.'e?l.s.Jt "t1. Prohibition Party, AltwrtU.
J. M. 1 lower. People's Party. Blooms bur.
Wm. Ilefler. People's Party, Danville.
. C. Hlelcok, People's Party, Mjrtle.
I ll. Hock, People's Party, 2H North 10th tret,
1 Philadelphia.
CliarlesE. Hyatt, Prohibitum Patty, 711 Cut
Fourteenth utreet, t'lieir.
1 Benjamin 11 anil ne. Piohibltion Party.aeo South
1 Main street, PUUlon.
William w, ilaswe. Prohibition Party, Main
i street, Tldlout. "
Charles W, Huuttnston. rrohfbltlou Party, m
l Centre street, Wllllamsport.
i Chas. lUramermueller, Hoclalist Labor Party,
, 781 Wallace street. Philadelphia.
U e u ry 1 1 oenl. Social l Labor Party, North
I Mli ivtreet, Philadelphia.
John U. Jones, Prohibition Party, lNt North
Eleventh stret, Philadelphia.
! EMsba Kent Kane, l'rohlbltlon I'art), Kaoe.
Kit L-Lovvdfo, iTfrbtbrtton party, Nkra.
Prank S, Laurlreore. Prohibition Party. Peon
l avenue. New Brighton.
A. H. V. Unf, People's Party, KW North nth
I street. Philadelphia.
Auaust Lance, Socialist Labor l'arty. 438 Frank
lin fctnwt Philadelphia.
I Cfeaa. IfJer, boetalist Labor Partj, 711 Carson
1 street. Pi burgh.
8. J. McMaous, People's Par, A tub rat.
lUtbert P. McGlean. nblbUlon Party, West
I filaln atreec. New lUoomfleid.
W. Hi.MeOotern. Koclaltst Labor Party, Utb
i and Upland strett. Krle.
1 CnrlW Mast, Socialist Labor rarty. HootuUk.
Antrim P. Morgan, Inhibition Party, Quake
Robert L. Montgonwrv, Proliiblllon Partyi Tur
botuUe. A. Foster MulUn. ProhJUtUxi Party. Daltiinoro
street. ML Hotly Springs.
C. J.1. Morse, Peoptei Party, New WUltUnston.
O. O. Moore, reowe's Partr, Kuox.
W. A. Olnutead, People's Party, Sanlortl.
Kphralin Phlllip, People's Part), Mahoulng-
tOHU.
Qtarence Trlee, People's Party, Danville.
Franklin U. Pereival, ProhlUtlou l'arty, if 11
bouth Beeoad street, Philadelphia.
Arthur J. pngrlia. Prohibitum Paiiy, Maban-
toogo an4 TnlrteenUi streets, Potttviue.
JohnTresooit. Socialist labor Party, isis racb
street. Brie.
Ileoxy Peter, Socialist labor Party, 9 Bluff W..
AtlMbeny.
Allen Pardee, SoelalUt labor Party, Oor. Utb
ao4 Sassafras streets, Krle.
William J. ltobl&soa, Prohibition Party.
Union avenue. AUeabeoy.
OUo Ilolbo, SoetaUat Labor Party, M Praaklin
street, PhUaflwrbK
(MiaZmoker. Soelaliat Labor Party, ill North
eth ttreet, PtUbfadetsbbi.
Matthew Hiuitb, tSoclAUst Labor Party, m Third
S venue, Pittsburg,
oil ritarke, Soelsttst Labor Party, Bversou.
Jac. Mom, SoetaUat labor Party. SeoUOe.
Chas. ttohleleber, SoelalUt Uibur Party, Oft
WetGth street. Rrte.
Jobu OUlu, AoebhUst Labor Part) , Boiitb 1Mb
street, Philadelphia.
WlUlatu Isiappeu, HorlulU! Uibor Part v. u
UkarkXte street, Philadelphia
Jae. Sengers, HorlsJutt Laltorpns itX..fr
street, Ptilhulelphla.
Fi Schotte. Hoi'Ill!.l Labui F,iii l)oi ilili
sad Ptecwtb siroeu, Kn
John Staao, BomaHn LaiMv Prti , 1 )
Win. Hcort. Bosiatist labor Partr. 0 Oarsuu
street, Plttaburgb.
BaiT SpaierT ProbibUlon Part, MS Falni;
street. Marietta '
Ad lr A. ttteveut. rmhUlllon Part, Lln.oln
avenue, Tjron.
H. C. Hnaveiy, Peowe's Party, lhnnon.
(1. P. Wiaw. Peopln Part. AustliiMllP
Ppn-) Hmttll, People h PhiIv, Kl tmuls Ht.
Franklin 11. Tsvloi, rrolilbliloii l'art, t.n4 Iter
1n street J'btliuh'hihlH.
AHrtMl Thnmpmi. Prohihiilon Partv, Wtit
Cnpiiuw trpet, Hi riilon.
iHines PtritcrTliuiitinii, Prnliilnllou l'uiiy, 111
Napoleon strei-t, .fohnsionn.
Tosepli Tresek, Soclalttt l.tixn P.trt, fitti
Noble street. Phllalelphla.
P. Tot zbatier, Socialist laNr Pait, 413 Vine
street. Philadelphia.
John Westwater, Socialist Lsbor Party, Addi
son street, PiMsbuieb.
Henry Winter, HocUtlit labor Patty, Am Fair-
mount Meniw. Philadelphia.
Vlim N. Walhs, l'rohlbltlon Party, LteMng
sireet, Paitersoti.
Welcome .1. eek, lrohlMtlon Pally. Fulr-
vlcw.
I. K. White, People's Party, Klbrldge.
F. M. Windsor, People's Parti', Burtvlllf.
(I. K. Ward, Peoples l'arty, J-onomv.
J. A. Welsch, People's Party, New OMtle.
COXOBEftt AT I.AROK.
J. Mahlon Bnrnes, Hoclalist Talor Party, 617
Oallonhill street. Philadelphia,
fimeon lt.UhaAe, Prohibition Party, W Centre
Hnuare, ICaotou,
S. P. Uhvse, People's Party, Brookfleld,
(I. W. lJAwson, People's Party, Beater.
Ihomai (irundy. HoclMKt labor Patty, as
tShlloh street, Pittsburg.
James T. McCory, Prohibition Party, 571 Wjlle
avenue, Pittsburg.
.ICDOKOF SUrnEMK CO CRT,
Amos BrlgRs, Prohibition Party, laon North
Broad street. PTiladelpbta.
N. L, Crless, Socialist labor Party, Its Ply-
mont street, Pittsburg.
K. ll. McCombs, Pw pie's Party, New aistle.
It. The plsces lor hold log the afcreesld
elections in the several towniblps snd bor
ougha or the said count are as follows:
Banks townihlp, Audenrie.1 district, si the
school houw in Audenrled; BeaTer Meadow
dirtrlct st the school house at Lcv.Bton, In
said township; Jeflnesvllle district, st the
public school house In said diftrUU
Eait Msuch Chunk Borough, at the public
liouso of Chas Kuecbt. In esld borough.
East Pen n township election district, at the
public house, of Penrose George, In ssld town
ship. East Side Borough election district, st tho
hftuea or 8. II. Boot,
Franklin Township election district, at the
Franklin House, in said township.
Kidder Township, North District, st the
public house of Frank Wister, st Lehigh Tan
nery. In said township, South Dtitricij.at the
public house or Freeman (leU, In Mid town
ship, Lsusaoiio Township, at tho Female school
house. Buck Mountain, In ssid township.
Laoiford Bornush, East Ward, at the public
school house; Middle Ward, at the public
house of Junes Gsttsghert Went Ward, it the
public hoiiso of Johli V, Msloy, in said bor
ough. Lehigh township, st the school house at
Rock port, In said towtphlp.
Lehlghton borough, First Ward, st the
Valley Houw; Second Ward, at the Carbon
Housei Third Ward, at the Mansion House,
In sola borough.
Lower Towamenalng township, Bowinans
town election district, at the public houie of
Adam Hill In said district; Little Cap District,
at the public houso or John Ikhart, in said
district Millport district, at the public house
ofC.T. Gilbert. In said district.
Mahoning Township, Mahoning election
district, at tho public hous known as McPan
iel's Hotel, lu said township; Tackerlon dis
trict, at the public school house In said dis
trict. Msuch Chunk Borough, Firtt "Ward, In tho
Court room or the Court House, In said bor
ough; Second Ward, at the public houw or
Fred. Stahl, fn said borough.
Msuch Chunk Township, BIoomloRdale
eiecnon uiiinccai ine v une jteer Hotel lu
Ihevtllaeoof Bloom iuirdale. In said district-
Hacklebarold election district, al the public
nouse in saia niairici; Aeequeaoning uiitrlct,
at the public house or Joseph Lager, In said
aiainci.
racier Township, at the public house
anown as itanz s isvern, in said rownsnip.
Farryville Borough, at the public house
unown as ine iron iioiei, in said uorougb.
Penn Forest Township, at the nubile house
oi ironic nernei, in saia iuwnsnip.
Summit Hilt election district, st the Town
tian, msam uorougn.
TowamensioeTownshin.at the election honia
ai r . i , tseioerimg-s, in said TowDihip.
Woatherlv boroueh. at Caful Ttinlr.ln
cam oorougn.
Weissport Borough, at the public houw or
iienrr unristman, in sam iwrough.
III. That every Derson. excentlnt Justice
of the Teaoc, who shall hold any office, or
appointment or profit or trust under the gov
crnraeutof the United States or or Ihls Stale
or of any city or Incorporated district, whether
a commissioned officer or otherwise, a subord
inate ouicer or agent who is or shall be em
ployed under tbe Legislative; Executive or
Judiciary department of this State or of the
united btates, or or any city or incorporated
district, and slso that everr member of Cod
gress and oflha State Legislature and or tho
select or common council of any city or com
mtssloners or any Incorporated district. Is by
law. Incapable of told in ir er exercising at tho
same time tbe office or appointment or Judge,
iiicpecwr or cier-c oi any election or tnis
Commonwealth, and that no Inspector, judge
or other offioerofanv such election shall be
eligible te any office to be then yoted for,
except mat oi an election ouioor.
That at all elections held under tho laws
of this Commonwealth, the polls shall be
open at seven o'clock a, m. and close at
seven o cioctc n. m.
Given under my hand at Mauch Chunk,
mo weuweiu usr oi uctouer, a, u, one
thousand eight hundred and ninolr-two,
and of the Indenendcnre nt th Hnltfi.!
niaies inn one n una rod and nllocnth
JOSnril J. WEBII, SheriiT.
U'Ucn Sward M'ai Goternur.
One of the best stories William II.
Seward used to tell was of a reception
ho had while governor of the state. He
gave it in honor of Mlllanl Fillmore. A
great many people knew neither Seward
nor Fillmore by eight. Fillmore was a
splendid specimen of sturdy manhood,
nearly six feet in height. He stood at
Seward' left, nnd the difference be
tween the men was striking. Of iho
throng that passed by thoe who were
not acquainted with either Seward or
Fillmoro sainted Fillmoi e us governor,
and he turned to Seward and said,
"Why do so many peoplo mistnUo and
call ino governor!1"
"Ah," said Seward, "it is beoauso in
the popular mind thero is au instinctive
feeling that a great oDBco should bo
filled by a man who is physically great,
as yon nre, Fillmore. When people see
me they think some mistake lias been
made, and that in some way or other n
boy has been choaen irovernor." Xmv
York Sun.
Tbe Wl1ier.
The weather is the one topic which
never wears out. It it wet. It is drv. it
is hot, it Is cold, it is fickle, it is agree
able, it is good for the crop, it is trying
for invalids. It Is thin or it is that, and it
famishes a never ending, unfailing re
source for conversation. The least gifted
talker can lwwail a draft; the most
incessant chatterer ran magnify a Hood,
Old and young meet on onmmon ground
when they discuss tlie winds ami lli
clouds, Meanwhile the skies nre blue
or gray, ana the sun and rain shine and
fall impartially oil the good and tlie
evil.
The tart of folly is to irlrd at the
occasional discomforts of the weather.
Wisdom regards tbe weather not with
indifference, but with composure, as a
background for that which ibtin life
for all of us, our work. How shall we
accomplish that if we fret and fuss and
fume and rind faultr Harper's Baiar.
I
for Women MudeuU.
St. Andrew's, the oldest uf Scotch
universities, not only offers to women
the privileges of its classes with a view
to graduation la arts, science, theolouv I
or medicine, but generously makes pro
vision for them to share In Its pecuniary
benefits. In the year 1868 a sum of
tlSO.000 will become available for bur
saries or scholarships at the university,
of which one-half is reserved for the use
of women students exclusively. Those
who intend to enter the medical t-ofes-
sion will have prior claim to those bur- j
saries, though they are tenable while
art and science classes are being at
tended. Olasgow Letter.
Xstural rluU
Twenty miles from Newcastle, North
umberland comity, New Bruuewiok, a
deposit of natural paint (00 per cent
oxide of iron) has been discovered, and
so pure that it data not require refining
or even manufacture, since it is ready
for mixing with oil in tbe proportion of
two pounds of paint to a gallon of oil.
Exchange.
rsrhttluK Ills lliUUii.
Mrs. UcClaogh Is your sun gtu to
school now, Mrs. MoUoeghanf
Mrs. MoQoogbau No, sure, he'st'rew
wid the Bnglfsh urauchsa. lie's per
feetia bis Italian now.
"Where?"
"HelptQ dig a sewisr down mi the
road beyani. " Ng YjJWjekly.
GO TO
Y'S
"Corner Store"
Lens, Bananas, Mt,
Apples, Ctof, Crano i,
Grapes Talile Raisins, Confec
tions, Fancy Haslets, Qneens
ware, anil a fnll line of Nice
Groceries.
Lowest prices, gooil Jrontmpiit,
prompt delivery
Call and See Us.
Corner Store,
LEHIGHT0N PA.
"Wall Paper.
From Cheap Blank, to Flro Olll &ml
Pressed Tapers. Also, Felts anil Ingrains,
with llanilsome Freltes.
PIOTUHE UOD AND COW..
window" hades
ready tn liane, or put up to order.
Paint, Oil, Varnish, Glass, Brnshes,
Tainting and Taper Hanging, by com
petent workmen. In any part of Urn rnnmy.
Hooks, Htatlonery and
always a large stock at
Fancy floods.
luckenbach
01 Broa(lwp.y, Mmich Clinnk.
Fine nines, Liquors and Cigars.
Fresh Beer and Porter.
FREE LUNCH every day from 0:00 to
12:00 n. tn., and every Saturday even
ing. Cull nnd soo me. I will treat
you right.
Ojinoftlte the Cnrrlnge Wnrks,
North First Street, Lehigliton.
To Trespassers.
All person are licrtby cautioned against
psnjwsinffonthenronertvof the underslstued
located In the borough of & high ton, either for
hunting flh neomntt nir.
rerson lounu ires-
passing will he dealt with tho full extent nt the
law.
JOHN!'. UK I.MAN
Instruction o on tho Piano
and Organ given by
MISS ANZIE BAUER,
Third St., Lehighton.
All tlio new and improved
methods oi instruction. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
Fou Terms call on or address as
above.
PRIVATE SALE
01' VALUAM.U
DOUBLE HOUSE.
A three story double frame dwelling
House containing two tine storo rooms
and twenty other rooms on north First
street lu Lehighton is olfcred for sale
cheap nnd on easy terms. Tho build
ing Is suitable for a hotel plant and
has stable and other out buildings.
For further particulars mid terms cull
on or address
AillANDKS KISTliHIt,
Klsller's Restaurant,
Aug. 13, Urn. lehlghton .Va
FUItNITUltE.
UNIIKKTAKINO
Fi.oun & keki).
Robt. N. Anthony,
(SnctttsMor to J. 1 Rex, Eat Welssjioit.j
WILL CONTINUE TO HE
THE BEST PLACE TO 11UV
Furniture, Floor & Feel
at tlie Idlest Trlcei.
Give us n call. No trouble to show
Goods.
R. N. ANTHONY.
Bill 12
o'clock noon HUn
totttriUy, o4 s. im
riteeltwd lur Umi UiMuitt'
tolce In Afaueh ntiwik
B?Aio3 PrnrsiMaU will be
naiamtuloJWri at tliclr oflUce
firtIiDftmUttfiotlie.itewtrr4li3 crowing th
lehUin hher Iwweeu Jtaljrlttou auU v4i-
p(HL
SielAotttlon van I wen at t lie (iH1te utthe
CuiiiinlMliinen in Uaueli Chunk.
Hi order or the Cum.
I. F. l-AWIXU. Clerk.
niCCflCC in ait rbrMi. paIpiiaiuk,
Aro,Mwi 11 r a lb, Opircln, Altui,
Hwtla Akk.l. S cuk. wntl 4miuibrlB
ou4 if OR.lIllUeS NEW HEART CURC.
AMWtfUeoTtrrbTtbeemlMUst IbdlMia SpaeUl.
IU. A. k UatU. KlTtr mM, N4 , Utet rUkta?
oer boUJM of UEABT CVttl! fU teUor
tbsui tt btvd (or twire jean. "Vor thirty yaua
truoUkka With llswt lMMsWl two boUif of
UK MIUE.S' IttAKI CUKh SIUM Iu.-UT1
lAjm. CochaniB. atlott. K. D, bUUoa. Yn-f
Huuan. aa . bu wan uk. mii-kb iicxr .
CURB UrlltrtimMlltj)tklMi
im iur, riubtan. ailab . wulu for la r-
iiMniwMM,iiiM u wrt swty mu
Bra ummji ww ir pnitw iwun '
DsuUMhsvi smmuAaiM. mi mt.J h
Dr.Mlloa'MsdlOftJ Oo.7eltHltwlv4
Boldbv X D Tbmab
SWEEN
POINTER
to Buyers,
i e oiler just now n special m-
vimtion to our Iriendi and
patrons to rome nnd see us.
The summer is fust fleeting
and we will make special
prices to sell out our summer
goods in order to have n full
swing on our Tall and winter
stock or Dry (roods, Notions
and Ready-Madc C71otning.
Wc have no room to quote
prices, but they ore low
enough. Don't miss this
opportunity but come at
ncc Then too, we are the
recognized headquarters for
for all kinds of
Groceries,
JBYiiits & Vegetables
in Season
at the lowest of very low
prices. Prompt and cortcous
treatment to all and it is no
trouble to show goods,
fnii a I iiiidgp. Kuntz & Co.
East Weisspoi t.
Kreidler
Answers an oft asked Qucs'
tion, namely :
Why can Kreidler paint so
cheap and sell new wag'
ons chepaer than others?
Because he bays and sells Tor Cask !
The good customers don't
need to pay for the bad payer's
job. I am using just as good
material as the others,
llON'T BE BLUFFED ON THAT
I want to do 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, iu good spirit,
H. R. KREIDLER,
East AVeissport, - PennV
For aThorough Training lu
BUSINESS or SHORTHAND,
It n ill pay you to tsft the
AMERICAN BUSINESS Cofe,
Centhe Square. Allentown, Pa.
Tli mast Ttinrfiiiffl Ket Itefnil.Ued. nnd
Finest KjulpiM Commercial Training School
in rennijivania,
a:- BRPAItATE
O DKl'AHTJIRNTS
AlgUb iHATRUOTOttfl,
Hott I'ract leal Cmirsei nt Honest Kate;.
Itptn-oAii ftnOninl 400 Student! &nnii&tlr.
Stn.1ntfi4il.t() id navlnir noiltlont. Fend
for cataloffue or call at ottlee.
O O. DORNEY, Prin.
lSI'Iea4 menelon this luper. C-27-f'iii
Notice te Trespassers.
The miller Klirned hercbv notlfr nil itersona
I hut liuntlnir, rtihlnff and nutting on their prein
U lii Itast Wnn nnd Mnhoulntr tonuahlu l
strictly lorhldden, all iwrsons rourd trespastlnu
and disreKardlnir Ilili not Ire will be pronitl
oean wiin aeeoruiiiK 10 law
It. b llombert.
J. 8. Ileintileman.
Jonas (lombert,
James F. ieter.
Charle K. HelirU,
Thomas llaney,
tlldeon ItclirlK,
Nathan tJermitn.
A. U. bchankwelter.
Jonas KolD,
ii. T, sehlelehe r,
KlUs Mntth.
It. K Kern merer,
Jefferson A. Werlmau.
(1. H.rntk.
Ikeunls Itei.
Herman Prter,
Fnincts KtelerwHlt.
1. (leorge,
a.h. RieltcHalr.
UI Schleicher.
Inls Isauehnvr.
Otttn Btelgfiwaft.
Joshua Wrlgerttiilt,
Tltomas Hue It.
John Htnith,
Jacob tHefgerwalt,
lwts Kuefi,
Wilson UbUYt.
Uarld Miller.
Alfml WerttiUli.
diaries It eh rig,
KdnlnU. tVter.
II. J. lUllev.
A. M. sutler.
J. I). Ualilet,
Stephen SteigemaU,
John Klejile.
N'atjian L- II. Knlh,
A. K steieenvalt,
Wm. II. lEeter,
J. IteLoiuc.
Nathan Keiiialry.
D.uilel Kel,
Adam Hill,
Jonathan Iaitclmer.
Alfml Hinder.
T. W. htelferwxh.
Kiuery uotne.
(1. W. Ilonnpx.
t. A. Andrea,
nenben Kbbert.
decree Btfrxer,
David Wehr,
Charls MMiael,
rump rteuucu.
Kit win lAIer.
Heubeti Sett.
Hamuel ttnydVr,
Harrlton KUrfftrrnatt.
John I. Frltf.
hMward hilt ler,
Jeaeph Uopepn.
K.W. Itehrlic.
K1U1 OiHTI'l a
lw( u. itehriK.
Uarollnellaberrnan.
Uaulel Itaehinan,
Dan 11 Is. Frllir,
Unl.l h. Friu.
Alirahun Ml Her,
N'athau it oft man,
lletiry 8emHkl,
Aarw HawiwHi,
Wm. lttuh.
Harry A. Fori
vjiak iiiBter,
llUh. AnlrMi
llfiirv KroMl
iMOMtrr.
KRUM
KISTLER,
rOUNElt SECOND A ALUM T..
Is tlie placa to buy
Dry Goods, Notiaits,
Dress GoeJs. ProTisions.
Groceries. Floor. Folatoes.
And overy thing else to be found
in a thoroughly first-class Gen
eral Store. We have every
thing rou want and wo guaran
tee to save jou n little money
on evertbingy-m buy of us. Wo
want your trade and cordially
invite- you to call and see us.
ll'e will use you right, show
our goods and quote prices with
pleasure When you buy your
next bill of goods please try us.
KRUM & KISTLER.
Get the dvocatl
Miss Alvenia Graver,
A!! the Newest Things in
Paper and Decorations,
Window Shading, &c.,
Now on Kxhibitition nt
AlOBlB
Lowest Prices.
If (MB
ntheLatestStyes&Colorings
FOR
ladies and Misses,
mm a mm.
634 Hamilton
Tbe ladies or tbe county will ccntinue to find us beadquart
ers for all tbe new and pretty tilings in Millinery at tlie lowest
prices. You need not go t.j Allentown or Pbiladelphia, we will
sell you cbeaper than you ran buy in the cities. City milliners
are always employed here.
Jit
30 CENTS PER QUART
Pic NicH and Parties supplied on short notice.
H'c also have a full line of
Fino Groceries, Seasonable Fruits
and Pretty Jewelry.
J owest prices run on everything. (Jive us a call.
B. K, Culton, Lehighton, Pa.
FINE SILVERWARE, WATCHES AND BEAUTI
FUL JEWELRY.
Are among the new things now on exhibition in our store. We
beliovelhat nowhere in this county can you find a prettier
assortment to select from at lower prices. Our joods are not
trash but good honest goods nt lowest prices.
CONFECTIONS AND FRUITS.
The forme in all delectable dainties, and everything seasonable
in Iho latter. Sunday schools, festivals supplied nt low prices
All the Very Latest Novelties in Toys
Lowest prices nnd biggest assortment.
Chas. H.
BRIDGE STREET,
Wholesale Commission
(WM
Fruits &VeptabiesinSeason
Siiccial attention will le paid
FESTIVALS with
Fruits of all Kinds, Confect
tionary, Cigars, &c.,
At tho very lowet piices and on the very best conditions.
Don't marke arrangements until you have seen me.
O. J. SAEGER,
East Weisspoi't.
New Effects
-IN-
Trinimod
nnd
Untrimmed
HcitH and Eonnctu
At Lowost Pricea at
First Street,
Lehighton, Pa
I1W BB AY El
Give us a Call.
St.,-Allentown.
The prottiVst lino of Fall nnd
"Winter
Coats, Jackets, Cloaks,
AND
Trimmed Hats !
ever jmt on sale in Carbon conn
ty ran now be seen at
Millinery Stores,
Lehighton & Weissport
J(aliJ
Nusbaum,
V.
Dealer, East Welssnort,
te Suppljing PIC-NICS and