ThU Paper has bi entered etttieliehlata tan rott OBlc Beronrt Clms Matter The Carbon Advocate tXlIIGIITON, PEHNA "' " Bates for Lrsl AtWertislns; i BhrtM- NotlMt - 1 2 Auditor's NotlteS smralnlonjl's isouces .400 JkSjnlnlitrator's Notices . J are not paid In adt ance. U tm with your PPf ' i''i'SiiV Wi shewn tin will 1 apprrelated liyw StOTOAY, PEOEMBEIl3t.lg3: A wYrtlr wtPPr fn the ConDty. "TUB TAtR NAMB AK1 CIIAKACTUlt or BEN." FoUowlng tbo custom ot small fry newBpapers and small fry editor, our laUrestlng contemporary recognising Its mistake in supporting the despicable onduct ot Ben KunU It turns vrlttf tary on the Camon Amooate and In Hi mad anger stmts about with tho noise and pomp oi a turkey gobbler. Ail this Is so much tolly. There Is practically no UtIob Issue between the t .ihtr. Pro and the. Carbon Advocate. We never did ond we never nUl stoop to tho methods ot gaining b UvUhood that characterizes our con temporary's efforts to maintain a fairly decent appearanoe before tho public, but at the samo time we pride oursclt an our manhood sufficiently to keep ns from attacking the moral calibre of a man who If he but continues to follow in his previous paths, will soon-enough be tut too well known to our peoplo. He knows this and this Is what Is now troubling him. As we said-before there it no living issue between Mr. Watson andUr. Morthlmer or the"Morthlmors." and for that matter Is thero an issue between The Cabbon Advocate and Mr. Ben. J. Kuntz, further perhaps than this, that we will never stoop so low as to compliment o dlity, con temptible piece of work and herald It forth as the doings of a saint when wo know It to be the reverse. Mr. Watson has placed Ben Kuntz on a pedestal and throe times a day bows In homago to his "supporter" and protector. This blinds him to all else but the"f ountain" of his existence. But there are none i Mind m those who will not see, While Mr. Kuntz was serving his first term as Burgess we complimented him time and again on some oxcellont work that he was doing. From all ap pearances he made u good, faithful official. Then ho was re-nominated and the Advocate editorially said that he should be re-elected and inthesame issue Kr. Kuntz himself had published . I.nothv nnmmunlcation. WRITTEN BT nmsBLr, and annonymously signed, telling why ho should be ro-elected. This latter article was paid for at tho rate of "Ave cents per line" tho samo price as is charged for similar articles by the Mauch Chunk Gazette, Times, . Democrat, Weathorly Herald and Lnns. ford Record, and which prico is now trnd will always be charged by tho Carbon Advocate for similar articles, Mr. Kuntz was re-elected ho had a large majority and then followed n severe case of swellod head which has only lately been reduced. During this last term as the highest officer of this town has he played the demagogue pure and simple and the only reason why we will not praise Mr. Kuntz when he only deservos the strongest censure. Fortunately we have been in u position recently to learn this great apostle of purity as we never knew him before. At the election of last spring Mr. Kuatz sold out his party to encompass his own election. He was ready nnd willing to make deals with anybody. That was the first. After ho was bur cress he commenced his bull-dozing. Among the famous things was the hose house when he "didn't care a d u but be wasn't going to te beat," no matter fbr the people's Interests. Then ho tried to set down on the lire company; then he wroto petitions for people Bud hypocritically presented them to Council, he favored the re-election of polioeman Ed Raworth when it served his purpose; then he would toll people who had been notified by Council to laypavements that they dldnt need to bother about it that it was all right as It was; ho delayed apparently legal action on the First street muddle; he seeming ly acquiesced in the selling of beer ut the Fair; be apparently acquiesced in the gambling at the Fainho aoqulclsed in the drinking of beer on Sunday. In fact everything went because he was a andldate for the Legislature to which high and honorable office he was do- feated by a through, as tbo Lehlchton Press, his own organ, has openly ad mltted, the efforts of tho Carbon Ad vocate. Now then as a climax "to this open and pure life" of our moral bur cess, he sinks still lower in the ostinm tion ot all honorable people by playing the part of the squealer, this too, after telling tho individual who r in the "pool wheel" at the Fair that it would be all right, that he would see to It, or words in simlllar effect. No apology can be made for him, he has sunk almost as low as "Kerrigan," ho has positively shown himself to be unscrupulous and totally unprincipalled,and now in face f these indisputable facts we are called on by our contemporary to herald forth "Ben's" great moral and mental purity. Bah, such hypocrisy is despicable. The Advocate wants nono of it What matters it to us whether Mr Kuntz was instrumental in the es tablishment ot the Frees or not. We are actuated solelr on prlnoiplo in our opposition to Mr. Kuntz who Is only "squealing" through extreme Tindict iveness which is the controlling factor in his make-up. Had Mr. Kuntz made these exposures Immediately he would have beencompllment'ed and applauded by all people, the Advocate Included but now, three month's later, it only plainly demonstrates what we have aid, viz, that be is an unprincipled demagogue. The Press attempts feeble apology tor Mr. Kuntz's late "squealing" by saying that the oon stable was in attendance at court and that there was no council meeting since the fair until the seoond Tuesday of November, which is extremely silly when it is remembered that the bur- cress is vested with power to oall special meetings whenever he so de sires, and that the constable only at tended the session ot court on the first iay. There may be some who will swallow this, but there will be mighty few who will look at It otherwise than the outcome of pure and simple spit The Press should try again, but when it does let it remember that the leading Republicans (not Democrat only) are emphatic la condemning the latest Moral action of the burgees. As for us now and in the future, we will continue in (ho intereaU of the town, willing at all to give space in our paper for the booming ot lively Lebightou, but never to compliment a demagogue no mutter whether friend or not. rlctorss for Christmas l'rau . .' A. Uoth has just received a ttnely selected assortment of leautiful pic tares that are quite suitable foi Christ siu and New Year presents Tbe prices is very lew Vsu't fail te see tiivu. NEWS OF THE WEEK. I TliurMlnr Governor Flower ny h will appoint Majnaitl to court of appeal Mrs Lang- try Miionnly ill Chteutfo Auditorium sinking becaute of it wriitht UoTaltets of France try to profit by Panama wandals, Pope will i)it countennncf the move Tea lcgblfttort will be prosecuted Two cam4 of Asiatic cholera appeared In Ham burg Chilians are disappointed because the American warship are to leave -On Wall street stocks vrrr qutyt ami heavy. Money eay Mr Cleveland said to be urging repeal of Sherman silver bill Eighth conference of Academic principals of N'ew York called for Dec. 3T and 96 at Syracuse Steuben supervisors refused to build nnw court bouse at Corning Appointed cadets At West Point Military academy: Fred W. Oebhardt, Hnstis Ford, Wis. ; Stanley W Pftttlster.PuttieyBvllle, N. Y.; X. A. Weathers, Ocala, Fla JohnSe- rano, grocer, New burg, assigned Forty three have paid 18,000 damages each for stealing lumber from Adirondack forests New York clerk of the senate, Charles F. Dunning, says there will be no changes behind his desk Infuriated bull gored Henry Haiti, Union Hill, Long Island r Mary Kolmau, wanted at Trenton for mur dering her infant, arrested near Wilkes barre, Pa Austro-American llrewlng company, with a capital of MOO, 000, incorporated at, River bead, Long Island. The directors are Arnold Heller, Henry W. Cary and Herman F. f hliimnn Hoard of public works of New Haven ap pointed committee to examine accounts of Frederick H. Waldron, clerk. JTUlar, IpK 93. Mr. Blaine ttter Hev. Dr. Watklns. former rector of Holv Trinity, Xew York, and later of Churcb of the Ascension, Phil adelphia, missing -Venezuela president, Creapo, ill Pianist 1'auerewsKi arrives lirooklyn insurance rates advanced 25 percent, because of inefllclent lro depart ment Commander W. M. Folger, U. S. N., resign on account of ill health Charles A. Dana arrives In Paris Ida do diamond fields declared larger than those of South Africa or Bnull Hal linger hanged at Jersey City Defeat of Mexlcau troops by revolutionists Wall street stocks weak Money easy Fort Schuyler soldiers accuse Cap tain Groaan of extreme cruelty- Jlrlggs' trial closed. Vote of presbytery next Wednesday fcignty-seventn annum dinner of New England society of Now York. Speakers were Hev. Edward Ever ett Hale, Seth Low, Chauucey M. Depew, Hev. II. I. Wnvland. UoofRO A. iMaruen, Grosvenor P. Lowrcy, David C. Uoblnson and others Philadelphia councils vote 11.000.000 for tho city hall Joint commis sion on immigration go to Havana to stuuy Bpauhh laws Supieme court adjourned to Jan. 3 Some Brooklyn navy yard lands wllUw sold Smallpox at Trenton jail Thieves robbed Thomas S. Fleming, Pottstown. I'a. premature uiasi ai Hammond colliery. Bernard O'Don nell, of Olrardville, was killed Char ter granted Nations Mower und Ileaiicr company, Pittsburg. Capital, 500,000 SherirT levied upon drug store ol w. . Stout, or Mecuamcsuurg rauiK . Palmer, aged forty-five, cashier of 11 ret National bank of Chester, died New frog and switch works at. Carlisle were formally opened Susan Porter died at Burlington, Me., after fasting fifty-two days Missouri Democrats Indorse Uov. D. H. Francis for a cabinet ofllce Con' due tor John Paplneau, twenty-three years old. killed wnile coupling cars on central Vermont railroad at Itouse'H point Hudson river above state dam frozen Frederick Leonard, aged twenty-thiee, Chatham, N. Y. Committed suicide Ap- pleton H. nnd Miss Clara F. Hlllyer, of Hartford, have given foU.Wu to oung Men's Christian association for tiie Jiuiyer insti tute In honor of their father, late General Charles T, Hlllyer Mrs. Thomas Chap man Broadalbln, of Amsterdam, N.Y.,touk a dose of pari green and died. bnt unlay, Her. 24, French deputies vote confidence in the republic 358 to 01 Father McGlynn re- Instated by Star. Satolll Mr. Blaine Im proves Philadelphia banquets Minister Hobert T. Lincoln Jersey ballot box stutters paroled Secretary of State John W. Foster becomes special counsel In lien ring nea arbitration i-eu. l courts unseat licnaei lmwu as member oi par liamentTrust of trusts organized and ready for business in New Jersey Meet ing called at Washington Jan. 12 to favor ship canal New York to Buffalo Cholera .ncrea&lng in ltusslan l'oland and adjoin ing Austria Northwest ern Lumber com pany. Chicago, assigns Clinton U. Wil liams, of Baltimore, assaulted at New Brunswick. N. J by Ramblers Steam ship China arrived Honolulu from San r rancisco in & nays it uours anu as minutes, fastest passage on record Hobert sel son, ot Uridgeport, Conn., junior clans of Yale, entered fn the Yale-Haruid debate, stricken with brain fever- Date of state encampment of the G. A. H. at byracusu cuangeu to feu, gj anu a3 General Hosecrana very 111 at Chicago Henry Stivers died at Saratoga at age of lOtf; was bom in KlnderbooK. in 17! Iron supports to the roof of Porter House. Baltimore, fell and eleven men Injured .Matthew Monauan. LocKport. N. Y.. dropped dead at a funeral Warrant for Arthur M. Dowries, of the defunct firm of E. M, Downes & Co., New Haven, was Issued to White Star Steamship company John M. Scatcbard elected president of the Bauk of Buffalo in place of Sherman S. Jevtett Iter. Gilbert Johnson and Bishop Fran cis E. Snowden, of the African M, E. church, arretted in Chicago, charged ilth embezzlement M M. Putnam's flouring mill, Mount Morris, N. v., burned Far gusou building, Duluth, owned by Massa chusetts Heal estate company, burned Court of appeals disposed of 074 calender cases during year Ex-State Senator Hobert .Kuehnert, Cincinnati, disappeared owing W0.000 Report of superintendent of banks bhows 415 building and loan asso ciations In New York, with assets of $28, 049,730; receipts for year, 18,0)0,000 Com pany organized in jvew York witn V35,Uu0t 000 capital to Improve dockage of Buffalo harbor Stcphtu Sullivan atd David Evennont, nar Unionvllle, N. Y., were drewncd. Monday, Her. 20. Ltgal holiday Steamer Etruria beat City of Pari across Atlantic by four hours twenty minutes Forty-second earth quake In Canada Short pork crop Chi cago: 5,O0Q men discharged Dr. Harri son Shepanl died at Brooklyn Tabernacle during Suuuay service Dr. Moulynn re ceived ovation at Cooper union Mr. Blaine improves Toledo electric line men strike General Snowden covers Homestead riot In annual report Dublin detective nilice blown up by dynamite. One killed Jacob Henricl. bead of Socletv of Harmouibta, at Economy, Pa,, died, aged eighty nine Hev. Charles F. Deems, of New Yori.. cuff era partial paralysis Brldg'pm riush works of Sir Titus Salt, Sons & Co , iMjught by John W. Pearson, Andrew Kin and C. M. gtead. and "111 be an American concern tttriko at Black stone woolen mill in Providence settled, both liddH making concessions Com mittee of Alasous meet, New Haven, Jan. 19, to decide on location of proposed Masoulc home Jack Ham sey, leader of the Cooley gang at Union town. I'a., sentenced to nineteen years' Imprisonment. Martin and David got five and three years F Gutraan has swindled Pittsburg banks out of ,400 with iorgd c becks oullivuu claims to nave been drugged at time of Corbett knoekeut Harrison, N. J. , to have a new state bank with capital f 100,000 Katie Noo nan, Bergen Point, struck by a train at jvuzaDetli and fatally injured uaeken sack having just experienced an epidemic oi uurgiaries, started witu a plague (A nrea. baving three wltnin nfteu hours at Augustine's Roman Catholic church, New ark, destroyed by Are early yesterday Two men assaulted Uentnam 11 Waldo, cashier of the Detroit Lubricating works, In the street in open davlbht and toolc 11,100 which be had to pay oil the factory hands California miner who visited the new gold fields in Utah state that wblle tne mineral istnere hwui require iteavy machinery and a vast outlay of money to reach tt- J. D IsmIs, president of the Chicago Coffin comitauy, iux;ldentally killed by John M McJaugblLu, an under Ulcer ISetate ot toe Ute aaelstant city treasurer, Eddie FoersteL ot ft Loula, will aggregate Ktt.tXX), about half euough to make good the city trewury'it shortage Smallpox caasw much uneasiness at Seat tle. Hoau are not allowed beyond Everett, where two cases and twentj -eight suspect are quarantined (Jraud jury at Lincoln, Neb , returned Indictweut against eight K-oAeersqf the staUs luaane asyhtui on aharge of forgery, tsmbozaliMuent and ob taining money under false pre-tons. Tum17. -7. Cornerstone of Kplawpui Caihtnlrttl ttl. John the Diviue laid In New York by : Bishop Potter -r -Uuuiora of Mexican revo 1 Jution Mr Iugtry hu ridapMi Mr. Blaine ait un Vanherua, daiurhUir of Kussell U liurrwou, ha uirlatina. and Hsrrlaon will ttrtntruu, iHmmlar) dntc-r sbctu. Imuw,.,-!, ltr.ill .Hid Argentine K, public .i Lett uttui r. to luett hllUtVttU Mgalu uj Hiii.Ur m lew of lhe uuur k ihartfr it.nl J.- wu, drilucl lirulise statu, uf I 'I, wlrul V rt 1 inpluiwl larltitu-.1 ll. lexii to beuure nuutrnuW eiluded U) lulled Slates MiuhenM,hs reel estau- ftrlu S 1'i.rMi & i i fiu! for a inlluou -At Wurcent. r Mk.. Heory O. VefBtun man li ,,!., suotiij OthljiB prsbtm y u'nundeu iiih tnnl lirr In iaw anu tmmitti'd Hiurldi' Noted character. Mark Kdwardfl, Mimed to denlh at Sua llnrlxii', long Island Wllllnm S. Millvf, fifteen, broke throufcb the loe at Hd ing and drowned - Edward Wrigbt, freight conductor on the Delaware road, killed t Delmar, Del. Cap tain J. II Vutnam, evonneul general to Honolulu under PreiUdent Clerelftnd, died at Chllllcothe, U. Congmflmnn .Terrr Simpson Is a candidate for United StetM senatonthln Heturns of recent lo cal election in Long Island City nre miss ing Domingo Mon&gn, ex-pmident or VenesuelA. nnd ht wife arrived at New York 1'. I'. Hmlth, Scranton, appointed to the bench in LKokawanna, Vice Judge Connelly Fly Net company'H factory at Milwaukee destroyed; los, T0,UO0 At Columbue Edward Soott killed and Kdward O'llAraand John Jackeon fatally stabbed Fire at Fidelity Park, I,a.,detroyed Kd ward Sedden & Ilron.' lkery nnd Ward's building Congregational church In Weetbrook, Coun., destroyed by (Ire William ltoblnson arrested In Williams town. Vt., for the attempted murder of wvernl cltlsent The Umpire and New Kngland Transportation company's barge No. 3 sank at Jlell dock, New Haven Knitting mills of John P. Shepard at Sa lem were burned House of the Itev. W. H. Turner, Jersey City, and adjoining house burned John Harold, twenty seven years old, killed by a Pennsylvania railroad train at Jersey City John h. Woods, ot Cleveland, gave tl25.G00 in cash and stocks to the medical college of the Western lleeerve unlmstty Mrs. Maria Willis, an aged woman living alone at Zanesvltle, O., was foetid dead in bed, bav ing frosen to death Dnrlng moss at Ro man Cathnllr church of St AloyBlue, in Covington, Ky., Sunday, rjernard chwal len, a young priest but recently ordained, committed suicide. Mi'ttiKnitur, Iec. 38. Sneaker Crisp vlslta Mr. Cleveland John D. Rockefeller gives tl,000,O0O to Chi cago university Charlea . Dana sug gests V. R. Coudert for New York senator ship Mr. Cleveland declares against Kd ward Murphy -Louis Pasteur's seventieth birthday celebrated with great pomp la Pari r.ew York'i poor sutler for coal, which is retailed at sixteen dollars a ton Coney Inland club withdrnws purse of WS.OOTfor match lietweeu McAtrlllle and llurge Shuefer defeats Ignaux at bil liards nt Paris Stamp thief Cadman turned over to New York tiostoftlce author ities by bis fathrr, Judge John Cadman, of nudson Int)Uest .shows poisoning of Baron Keltmch, who held damaging secrets ot tho l'aumim scheme Dartmouth co! lese gets a &)0.000 endowment from es tate of Dr. Ralph liuttcrAeld, Kausas City Mr Arthur Rivnrd, Muuciios- ter, N. 11.. burned to death Itev, W. R. Cocrt, the ex-attorney ill fact of the Order of Solon, hai recovered sanity Iron mill owners at ilmlugton, Mar- ehallton and Newport, Del., vt!t reduce wages Strike at Crescent Gla&suorks, Washington, Pa, broken, but only two men taken Back The Coleman House, Lewlstou. Pa., destroyed James Nolan, 6lxty-ne years old, round dead fn Jersey City itnlsfor Jersey City's hall all ex ceeded the appropriation, and contract can- not be an arded unless legislature author izes au bdditloual expenditure Thunias Miller, men's furnisher, Hoche9ter, N. Y , assigned American Academy -of Pclltical nnd Social Science will meet Jan 12 in Philadelphia Charles Gardner, a Peuusylvanla railroad gincer, killed 'at Sayre, N. Y.- Judge Cram, of Diddeford, Me., suspended sentence of Dennis Crowley, to take the Keeley cure Dixoit Iiros , liquors, 42 Commercial whan, Hostou, assigned' Accounts of ex-Clerk Frederick Waldron, of the New Raven board of public works, are 6hort Jury in case of Mrs. Anna Makepeace, charged with killing her bus. band, Clarence, at Avon, Ma-ts., disagreed -Rxecutlons aggregating 833,000 issued ngnlupt millinery house of Julius Slchel, Philadelphia Charles Edwards, of Bt. Clair, Pa., fatally shot by George Frantz Wall strce. stocks fairly active and de cidedly strong. Manhattan sharea. boomed Four Ice covered nnd belated transat lantic steamships reach port New York board of aldeiinen Kraut a trolley frau chise U.neva (X. Y.) ojiera house and adjoining -.lores burned balem factory block of Devlin llros, burned John Thornton, Bridgeport, failed to return from New York bN wedding day Re newed minors ot Hawaiian desire for an nexation to the United State-,. MARRIED. Married on Thursday evening, Dec 22, 1802, by Rov. J. H. Kudcr, nt his rosi deuce, Mr. David Kcmcrer, of tills city, nnd Mrs. Susan Lnuer, nf Dan iehville, Northampton county. DIED. On Friday evening, Dec. 2.1, 1802, Cal vin Sylvoeter, ton of Theodojo C. and Elizabeth Smith, of this city, ,aged 0 years, 2 months and 10 days. On Wednesday, Dec. 21, Raymond Or landes, child of Chas. A. and Ellen Fronhelsor, aged to months nnd 11 days. AFTER FIFTY YEARS. A Woman's Clianro lterelpt of Tidings ! Iter Kin In Kamchatka. More than half n century ago WillLim Tolman sailed on h whaling ship bound for the northern seas. The ship was dis abled and pur into Kamchatka for re. pairs. Mr. Tolman was a master me phanic, and so well pleased were the inhabitants with his work of repairing the disabled ship that tbe authorities of tho place induced him to stay. A few years after lie married a Russian girl, by whom he had a daughter and two tons. When the dartghter was eleven years old her father sent her to America on a whaler in charge of the captain, Tbe ship put into the port of New Lon don, Conn., and the captain sent word to the girl's relatives in western New York, who. came to New London by team and took her to their home. After ward she. with relatives, came to Michl. gan. Tbe girl grew to womanhood, married an Episcopal clergyman named Dunn, and settled down in Lawrence. Kan. For fifty years Mrs. Dnnn never heard n word from her parents in faraway Kamchatka. One day ubont a vear ago sne cnanoed to speak to a ltusslan in tne streets of Lawrence, and was sur prised when the subject of the csar said he once knew William Tolman, ber father, and two brothers. He said that Mr. Tolman was dead, bnt that the sons were alive, but very poor. One of them, ne tout ner. vas a trapper. 'ilia, ltusslan gave lire. Dnnn their address and she wrote to them, sending them clothing and many useful pres ents, in tine time site got a letter from one brother, the first forover fifty years. The letter was passed around among toe relatives. Yesterday v: T. Uses, of this city, got ii letter, written ia Rue an. from one of the Tolman brothers in Kamchatka. Not being a Russian scholar he went out of his store to find some one to translate it. lie espied a street fakir, and he asked, him if lie could read the letter. The fakir looked at it and replied, "Yes, sir; it is Rus sian and from Kamchatka." Us trans. la ted the letter for Mr. Hess. "Here is the funny part of the whole thing ," said Mr. Hess. "Mrs. Dnnn learned ot her relatives through a Rus sian on tbe street in Lawrence, Kan., and f had one of her brother's letters translated by a Russian found on tbe street in Grand Rapids. Tbe William Tolman who sailed ou the whaler was my uncle, for whom 1 was named. Fun ny how we get news front relatives sometimes," continued Mr. Ileas. Oread Rapids Democrat. Tbe highest salary drawn by a dlpto- mattst is that of the French embassador to London, which is fW,()0 a year. The UkiT Was Not llio OMo.t An Irish family enoe had a ghost so troublesome that tfcey sent for detec tive. One of these men late at night fell asleep in his chair. The lady of the boose chanced to cosne into the room and could not resist the temptation to groan and rattle her keys. She had never played ghost before: it was a mo mentary indiscretion. Bat the police man did not, and could hardly he ex pec ted to, believe this. He said it was hardly tvuriti wbile u bring him from Dublin, aiul he withdrew in dudgeon. I Yet thf UJ- v. not reuUv tin vliosL oil" lie wsi. eulkiug in rotweinent. Rtc doubt lia Iws ist oil Uw vhosts of haunUxt Iiuum" ru awong rrSscllvg niDdi Loudon Ulu.trtd Nw. mm Pico; High Prices hnve no place in our store our patrons will toll you that nntl consequently vc wnnt your trade. Wo can save ou money. II you doubt it come nnd see. Afon's OmcoaU, $3, and tip, .Men's Suits, M, and up. We also have a Nice Lino of Boys' Suits and Overconts at Closing out Trices, Shoes for Men at tl and up Shoes for Women at $1 and up Wc also line of well made Shoes for Children at 40 cents nnd up. Slippers as low as 40 cents,' Rubbers for Roys and Girls at 8no, Rubbers fir Men, Rubbers for Women, t Beautiful Blankets & Comforts. (Jo from $1 to $4,50. New Dress Woods Almost endless In variety and cerlalDly Lower In 1'rices than you can tin same quality of goods for else where In town. " Groceiies & Provision, f the best quality and nt tbe lowest prices. fJhoice Flour and I'ectl. Fresh Country Produce. Washing Machines & If'ringers of the best makes at low prices. ALL GOODS ARE DELIVERED FREE. H'e have a Roomy, Pleasant Store, 'Come, and see us electric llghtel. GEO. H. ENZIAN, North First Street, I Brighton. 1ST OP APPLICATION'S FOU LI QUOIt LICKNSES hi Carbon Coun- tv at the January Court of Quarter Sessions of tho Pence, commencing January 2nd. 1803. MACCIt CIIUMC Bonncou. f.mvU Armbriister. tavern. Haanl bauaro James J. Keiiutdj, " Susquehanna street uasiut xeiser, Aniltony Iraiikli', lurthnkl Zeiser. J. a. Kctwr & Son, Mansion House siianueiiaunastreer ltace street Susquehanna street West Uroadway Su1uelidnna street west IJ road way American Hotel Electric Light JiQlMinc huvmalianna street Frank MeUmlej. Jobn ytraublnser, reier iiniucii, Lafajette Leutr, Fuulll.Hchueiblnz. juun r.i. uy. LfoimUl Hels. restiiuiant. Odd bellows UilUdlnz UAtliarine J. S liar key. wholesale, Musquch'naKt Michael Martin, " " JolmlLU. Wejwr, brewer. West ..roadway cnas. w. uennuR tavern, wmre Bi.,,nuw Fredem k maul ' South, street. 2nd w John Alspach, Centre Rtrect, nnd w George oodnntc, resfniut, Switchback. 2nd w F.A8T MAITII ClIUitK HO ROUGH. Herman Hlldebrandt, tavern. Centre streci Anthnnv (Toll. " Fourth siree Chester Haas. " Norm street rranK ncnweiDinz. " recona sueri Frank Anarler. " Centre street John G.Jtanr " cor Kortn a: mm Tneodore uerster, restaurant. North street lohnO'UonneiL " riorm street Plus sclmeibin. brewer. Second street Wilis. A. Knecht, Uivern Centre street SUMMIT UIIX llOIlOL'GII. James Sweenv. tarern. cor Market & It. It. st Jas. K.McDaniel. ' While street Alberi Unmtman, 41 llallroad street James MoUonnelt " . eo. f. iinntzincer. " i roni su-eei Mantis A. .Sonne r, restaurant, Hazard street Iklward O'Jirteu, " cor Oak & Hazard .award n. lioue. ' Kali road street Dennis Mclluuh. " White street Ceo. K. J'ensiermaeher." I tall r ad street William Melluizh. uholesale. Kail load street Mu-hai'l Ilrlsllu, wtiok-salo, White stieet LANS FORD 110 HUGH. Kdward J. O'Donnel, tav ernTimncl&Bertwh sts Mimes liouser. ' JlldKO st Middle w yiioii .1. inuner, " Uet-lllr Mellunh. " Carbon st West w James T, EarTey, " West Kldge tt, " James If. (ialtakher, " Kast Hldge street uaniei Aituneurn, resiauranr. JiiaKe sireei .lolin T. Mallnv. " ltldee & UeiitrBBta Johu J. Jones, " K. Peruch St., M. ward ieorse 11. 110 ev. it dee st. ai. vvaru James T Aiulhearn, I Peter Dorian, wholesale, illdge street I'atrlck UrUlin, " West ward WEATIIRRLV ItOROinif. Abraham Tatterson, tavern, racker street Johu nines, cor lacker&2od Howard Del lend erter, " ui.bert House HurrvJ. Klrohentlml. " Iludsondate street Casper Melser, ' lull road street Ijiw amice Tarleton, Al aln st reet tUrah Haitz, ' Jiall road & 2nd st llenrv hohHtuer. whoifiia e. Kail load street JainesT. ItlKglns restaurant lUillroatl street w m, ai. iieniuiiger. uv ern, Frederick AMllielm llellftli tavern I!unnnst LRHimiov r.oitouoH. Jacob Ktstler. i iteo. iceicnarn, ) Kmanuel W. citauss, tavern, First street " Hankway " Frrt street ' lUnk street Ainanilus Ktdtier. Z. 11. C. Horn, uenry urumoore. First & IS, its Hank it reet find street lunk street auku jv.. itiuier, resiaurani, Wilson A. l'eters. " P. K Olark. ' (i. 11, m. blocker, " Frederick HorUclier. wholesale, J. W. Itatidenbusli. ' Bank street Lehtjcnton First street Henry Christ map, tavern. Fort Atlen House it. H. Hvprtlt. i John Hausman, I " Welssnort House James Aiimeim, " wnnosireei Oscar Arner, restaurant, Near O. II. H. Depot 1'ABRTVlt.LE UOROl'UII. Alfred Itartman, tavern, on lubile Ho4 lAVCHCIlHIKTOWNSBir, Jacob ttus, tavern. nMuelionliu Haeklebvfnie Joaculm Freundt. IliotuMA Watklns, iww a. manu. nioomiiMpitare XeMiiehottiM Glen Oitoko Ne4iuelMKtf&K .laseua LAeer. " slax isehweiblnz. " Jobn Kennev, ' (JlwrlHst l)ltk. U holeMUalt?. " Johu McOafTery, bottler, ' BAMKS TOW NSUIf. John A. Dougherty, tavern, Detivor Mftiow uormaa tiaii(tner, Ili-gli It. Mclirlde. (kiWiiine lleavef Msadow jmipm r. rry, Janien (Sirberry. resUuraut, James Uloni41, stphu 1. Hmlth, w hoteaale. Nw.1 Meltrlde. SMptMD P. bmith, Uveru, Jowpti (laekautz, tavra. iiugiu. iiovie resMumni, KIDDKR TOWKSIl! Frapk WuUer, Uvern, Lefalgh run ukuui. Chutes A. Wernet. 1 H. W. LSerfoH. 10WKR10WAUIiNIrU TOWKfllif. laoob Sebetw, rubUe road, Plrfjlue MUlport iMoive i. mwiii Adam urn, K. C. !lY. Jobn Kikf rt. a. T. OlttMrt HO It Lift WW J. UIVrUHIUi.il llet TrfteluvUk TOWAMMIttlVU towvsmip .loteph ttetu.lal, Uvoro, Traelutlll Natta.ii SleMkr. '' , . Wtnrille F. F. J5itrl HAMkM H TOWMftM I Jhu lifter. , DQWHH, I wteru. . rw vr eietMif i i F. li. Aiuruni, itoan so vrawasTiii. a. never. jisrmr MAHOHIliti TOWNSHIP. tavern, llawaot Oorasj-!1easiAtOiHkM- PACK m TOW M Ml 1 1. 4T fKVX TOWMHIP. I-Suirosc ()or ire, AdiuD Brsr, taVATB. FftBHAVlllst Hotasl rotvd to Mauch Otausk 1JIOAAMIK. Alice (UUltiilc, tavero, Huck UouaUlu rwM rosm. Frank Kokbart, wvers. OathetineKlbler. road to Mauoli ChuVk MainraCMt uxaiua TOW USUI p. IMmel ('annuo, tavern. ttockport DAVUX. W ATK INK, Clerk December IT. IWJ-J. AfliiBislralor's N&lict o' JO"? O. Isu at Frsakllii Tw Csrbas ruuiiu, rs, s.misssi! All psnsw Is- tSSiui)Miti omsjuii. ! iuiIm pay own t. udtkOM ksrint lesml cuunu , Jfy iiroprorJ MBIHIIUIIHNlupnMM MM aiuwnuc luraarUUMOl Aisrn Ai tatiMftwi i4gh Q)i 10 wunam KUMMarklw. t'"KU' Wni. wwoer. Christmas Presents FDR 1802- THIS IS THE PLACE TO Wl. .Iletanes wc hT ttw ttr tsMsi a sorlmtnt to alM fmrn ftt His mmt ItraMwaUe l'rlM.. Thl h tltlvrty true as Jon will flnilon an laedton. Seine of tlxt tlilncs ne liafe art) Ilaml " Mtme Itoofes, I'lne Stationery, ltMijli fnl l'letttres, fancy Toilet CaM, 1'otkH Hooks, Vattn, Writing Desks, Ink Stands, Christmas ami New Year. Cards, Card Oases, Game, Toys of all kinds and a hundred and One other mention, Como and teo us before you huy. We are ante to ptaise yon. Luckenbach' Gl Broatlway, Mauch Chunk. Reading R. R, System Lehigh Valley Division. Anthracite Coal used exclusively, insuring cleanliness and comfort. ArranRpmert of Passenger Trains. Schedui.i: in ErrEC-f dec. 4, 1892. THAIS' LEAVE I.E1IIGI1TON For Kewark and New York ta6,7., anil 1112.. am., s 01,6.22 &T.aiii.m. ,., tor Manunka chunk ami fiebldere M 9.w, a. in. ; 12.5T, .S7 and 7.20 p m. For Lamtiertvllle and Irenton 0.00 and ll.I2a.m.i and 12.67 & 4 37 p. 111. leFor Hldtlnslon, Catasauqua, Allentown, Beth a.nem, ana Eiu,ton, 6.28, 6.42, 7.4C o.uo, 9.64. 11.12 S, III . 12 67, 2.42, ami, 4.37, 6.22, 7.20 ana 10.27 p TO. For l'hlliwlelphla anu poinM south at n.42, 7.4ii, u.64 and 11.12 u. in.: Z.42, 3.00, 4'37, 6.22 and 'x p. m. l.'np flaillnfrmiil flArrl.sburi' ' For llovMiians, tehlRh Gap, (Jlietritord, Ijiu. rv'a. While Hail, Coplsy, and ilokendauiiua 6.42, 8.00 2.64 & 11.12 a. In.: 12JS7, 2.42, 4.J7, 6.22, ana 10.27 p. 111. . . For Maucli Cbur k 6.62. 7.43, 0.3C, 11.20 ana 1 143 a.ln.l 1.10,3.16, 4.J5,6.MI, 7.23,8.30,11.311 p. in. For Weatherly ana lliiletoni;.62,7.4j 9.30 and 11.63a.lll.: 4.1.1,6.20,7.22, 10.60 p.m. For Malianoy City, tshenandoali and Ashland 0.62, 7.43, 0.36 and 1 1.63 a in. 4.13, 6.20 tt 7 .22 p.m. For Ml. Oarmel nnd Sliiimokln 0.62, t.43aud 11.63 a. in.: 6.20 p. m. For 1'ottsWlle 0.62.7.43, 7.48, 0JC 11.12 and 11.63 a. m., 3.on, 4.16, 7.22 and 7 a) p.m For While Haven, Wllkesbarre nnd Scranton 7.3,0.30 and 11.33 a.m.;4.13, 6.20, 7.22 and 10.60 'V'or llttiton and J. & II. JuneL, 7.43. 9,3C, and 11J13 a.m.i 4.1.1, 6.2if. 7.22 nnd 10.60 P. in. , Fur 'lunkhaunock 7,41 and 11.63 a. in.: 4J5, 5.20 aud 10.69 p.m. , , ForOweKo, Auburn, Ithara and Geneva 1UB a.m.; 10.69 p.m. , , .... , For ljiccy illle. Towsnds. Saj re. Warerly, Kl mlra, llochesler, UuHalo, N'aiiiiru Falls aud the West 11.53 a.m.: anil lOJWp. in. ' For Klnilra and Hie Wt via S.laiiianea at '15P-'"- SDNUAV TRAINS. For New York 0.07 and 11.12 nan. : 0.17 nnd 7.20 '''For riilUdelnhla.7.67 a. in.: 2.S2, 6.17 and 7.20 P'l'or Kaston and Intcrmedlalo Slntlonn, C.vt, 7.57, 11.12 a.in.i 12 62. 242. 6.17 and 0.02 p. ni. For Mauch Chunk 8.14. 0.60, 11.20, 11.3s II Si a. m.i a.io, 6.15, 6.41. ana o.wi p. m. For lteailhift at 6.07 a. m.i i.62 and 7.20 p. in. 1'or Uazletun 9.60, and 11 63,a.m.; 3.10 aud 10.50 P'f"V MahanoyClty and Shenandoah 9.60, 11,53 a. m., and 316 p. m. Fi)rl'ottsvllleiit2.52p. in . . For White Haien, Wllkes-Uane, Flltston, Tunkhannotk,Toanaa, Ha) re, Ithaca, Geneva, Auburn, Elralra, Ilocncstir, luiltalo. Maanra Falls and the West 11.63 a. in. and 10 69 p. in. For lurlher particulars iwiiilrenr Auennfor Time Tables. A SWnWAMl.Uen'l Manager. (1. HANCOCK, General l'aswnsrr Aceut. rhllailelphla, l'a. W. NONNKMACIIEI'h Asa't lleneial .l'a senaer Altent, riotith llethlehrm. l'a. Mavll."!. lv PROF. ALEXANDER BOUDROU UIECOVKItliK OF Brairotfs Mlracnlons Reieiies. LHernl Minded riijilrlans indorse T!:m As being the Greatest Discovery ot tho Ajce. Positive eu e whenued in aecordaoee to mil rue tioni, tn disease here- loioro su-uuucu incur- "a bin. Diphtheria. Astlb ma, bronchitis, catarrh, coupestlonottlie lunss, the result ot sunstroke, anoplexyand limhspar allied restored to their natural condition. -Spine hip and bone disease cured. Kheumatlsm Sclatk-a, neuralnU, lirighl's disease o( the kid neys, liver complaint, dysentery, and so-mlled seurt disease are entirely cured by pure tnedl- or.e oi my own prnparmK. uUurinn nine years over 10,000 persons have had these medicines and are liriuR witnesses ci their worth. Iwlllnot go into practice my. selMeinB0ver7,ears ol aire, will sell my medicines only. 1 have two eminent physicians connnected with me to attend to callltiK nt the residences ot the sick ll required. TF-SIIMON1ALS. From Patrick Ilurke. PniLADELTHIA, April 0, UOI. PmfpsiuAr Rnuiirmi Dear Sir Allow me to send you iny sincere thaiiKS lor the ood that your medicine done me, and ou can nubllsh tills letter It vou ciioose, for tiie beneilt I the sullerers. In which I will state I had my hand crushed coupling the cars, and doctored lor it, and was In the hospital about fix weeks, and my hand became so swollen, aud Inllamnia would hae to get m hand amputated to save my lire, out l was toia oy ono oi my inenus io Ko to rrof. lioudrou's ofnee, aud get some of his medirlne for it, aud that he knew It would save y nand. I unlit them nnd trot the medicine, and In two weeks the swelling all went down, and Iliad the use ot my fingers. Then 1 went to work, and consider myself well, and earnestly recommend the remedy to all a filleted like me. There Is nothing in the world like It to destroy blood poison , reuueo sneiuuK, niiuiiiiuiM) paiu, reiir Imraetlnn In the nerves, and circulation In the blood , there Is nothing to compare to It. uespecuuiiy vours, i'ATltlCK UURKE. 1703 N.Wh St., llillrvlflphm. Va. From Joseph Klrkner. ITU Ninth Street, rblladelphia, l'a. rieaae allow me to add inv testimony to votir list. Having been suustruck thiee times during twenty sears, the last time it was so bad that 1 was bed fast lor tour months; had the very best of doctors but was still piulug away, wuliap- le u poor, anu great pain an over me. At tempted to go out, but could not stand the sun. wAuld n(tn dron down whileattMnrttltis ti witllc thecawwasoonsidereda very badone. it was inciioeu uj run ii vuunvaiiuii ui iuo uram. was then reoommended to 1'iof. JJoudrou's inedleloe and I laade out to got to his office, 1737 X. loth street, and 1 got the medicine aud In three weeks time I was able to be out and tending to my business, though one of my horses died In tbe laeauUme from Ibe bead, while 1 stood It. and am able to attend to buslnewnow. Thauks toOotl AlinUhty andtoFrof. Boudrou's lnedi fine, wblch I will recommend forever t any poor sufferer a 1 was, would Us plMl to hare any one eall and se me for further tivfonuAtkHi, JOs)PTt KIRKKK. OAbw aud Laboratory open dally fioin 7 a. m. to 8 n, m. Oall or write to 1797 NortbTemblstretti. dee. io. fa ly. rhibutalphla. Fa. Send S cent stamp tor valuable hook. isii El., the Leaning 'Jioto- graphor. Lehighton. Cabinet Photographs & Larger bizes, lews ol Uesulences in town and county at the very lowest prices. FOR SALE. A term Hutted in TtmauiMuiuf umoship. OftrlMHi oountr, V.. about iu mllM (rov VMU on fom wi41bs from H14pUo to Kiu VuW eoftUUtlnjc upwards of a sMfelter teftdwUniMd ruBnlu spring wator all tbe wiiHalua TWO 8TOKV FKImK DWBL UNU nOUSE UW feat, wltb w,b14kU laet, a Itm bank burn auxM (ot. wigon batl mno mm im au wnir necasary ihiviuuoiimPs, Term. f wl. will b. i UsWit . kiMMi bv JOHN BBS KB. Ilurrllv. V. U. First National Baiilc, OFLBlllUUTOJi. HA. Tti Annul BsMlos lor Htm Director, ol Ikl. Bsak wUI ETheU M UM Bukius Uoow. on Tl'UbjiY. JAMuaBV lotb, lftj3, Grlawiulb. nour. oKinKsuo inkhb uviajuiv r m. JOHN T. BBHMEU luhlvr Lrlilslltun. I'll lkr.lM.lSM Executor's Notice tlali' "1 ) am- iiuvtu, uu ui Fnwkttu Twp . OtuiMUi Luuut fu., tUwuwed AU paiMfii UtutbUl to itud KiUtUi mrv rmjuested bmiki cUlwi agmlUsU tbt Ssusv will prwwui tbotu wltu out delay tu proper utdttr lur MrtUMiieut to A Fairy LandjQQSB" It ceitslulj' is no entwa' tion for us to say that our stack resembles a fairy I.nml with onr immense display of Christinas and Hew Year Hoods that are oorr crowdlnc our shelves and counters and bringing eager purchaser here. We . eclipse all oni Mrmer efforts In this illiulay both astonuallty, aHortment and price. Hut in ecllDslor, ourself we also knock com petctlnn sky hlgli. Wb will mention a few things as space permits: Toilet Oases, Work Boxes, Bibles, Handsomely Bound Volumes by tfmlnenl Aurthors, UIovo Cases, ltanil kerchelf Cases, Cuff and Collar Boxes, Whlsp Holders, Hand Mirrors, Albums, Polls Head Bests, Ink Stand. Beautltnl Christmas Cards, and a Hundred and ono oilier thlngsthat will pleaw and interest you. Como and see us .oou. Odert's Block, Lehighton, Pa, LADIES AND JtflSSES Coats & Jackets In tlin very Neatest Styles and at the Lowest Prices at E. JET. Snyder's,' also a full line ot Fine Dress Goods, That can't be matched In this town or county for Style Quality or Trices. See Our Goods Bofore You Buy. AND CORNEU SECOND A ALUM Sts. Want everybody in Lehighton to buy at their st-re because they have not only an ex cellently assorted line of fine Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Boots, Shoes, &c, but because their prices arc low er than these goods can ho bought for elsewhere in fown. We show goods with pleas ure, quote prices and deliver all purchases. Don't forget, but call and see us. KRUM and KISTLER. ARE COMINd IN. Our Jewelry Store On Hankwny, Lehighton, is leading headquarters for Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, all Kinds at the Very Lowest Prices. Repairing Promptly Done. Wilson JTrantz, Bankway, - Lehighton. DRUGS, pure. MEDICINES, genuine and best SOAPS, large line and cheap. WIlTES,KCO(i for medicinal use CIGARS, tlle l)kt made. SPECTACLES, nn extensive nnd increasing trade. I guar antee satisfaction to eury custopier. PRESCRIPTIONS (wrefully compounded. IHtt Contral Dnitf Store, Nervous Prostration, ii i. mm r-"i SleepleMB.. fll.U nnd Nervons If huIhU, K"Waeh. 1isclnMS.Bf or ! bid FMrs, 11t fliuliM, Nwrvons Iij.prB.la.lmliufM.Oyiilu.lon.Ilf. t.rla, ffu, SI. 1 Mux' tlanrc laiu Ilabll, A.nnb.uiim, .. re cured tiv Dr. MIIch UMi.aratlV0 Nervluc. I II ! KM tU4AU.Ul OpUlsM. Ui Hoflste C nr mi ran una uminn to I PMH. Clis. OrmotM, h.illu 1 jPvusMtiiiq fur f,ur yoan. -fctM tMlnod Li ui uuiil tut - yoara.ooaid no lkm, i sUOmtVA Nanlnm he la no I Frm ti OnjRMLflt Or. MIlM in i UltfnUli Ml tlA- UT 'A uwu w I rWsMly lor BUlmmB . Turpi Ufr, 1 Dr.MUsMfiltoa10oHlUkHrt,lnd. Sol J tv T D Tlit3 HAGERMAN'S Holiday Goods ur. u, i.nuKn.r " 0o SWEENY'S 1 $s rm ii it. TI..1..1. n WHISSPOUT, PA. It is rseiwonable for suggestive hint on Christmas purchases. rc bolievts that wo can meet all rcqujroinonls in this highly im portant line withour excellently (elected assortment of Now Toilt Articlos, Sweet rcrfumes, Hair Oil, Bay Hum, Face Pow ders, Pocket Books. Card Cares, 'Cigar Cases, Cigars by tho Uox, Pocket Knives, Hair, Cloth and Shoo Brushes, llazors. Toilet Soaps, Fine . Stationery, etc. These arc only some of the many things we have. We in vite you cordiully to come and see us before you buy else where. BIERY, The Druggist. Attention! Business Men HANKERS. nitOKEHS, BOOKKKI'KUH, I-AWYKKS, OFFICIALS, 4 AbBtrnct Makers, Insurance Writers. Clerks, Ami all whose business Keqtilres Writing. Donot deface yntir books by scratchlnff. Use Tbe Ink Erasing Electroslne Pencil wblch works Instantaneously ami does not abrade the paper. A neat and clean set of Hooks is appreciated by liotHl Business Men. AitdreitsallDrfipnttniifii. eralApent K. V. KUliHNKR, Btemleistlle, uni v u wuu.t i. -rico w nu is cents. JAWtlill, tbo" bdiuer, opposite the Opera House, cuts hair, shares and does every thing In first-class strle Drop In and see him. Closed on Sumlavs. Toilet Articles for sate. CTUUnit'S 8UAVINO 8ALO0X, opposite the ' auvuimik urnuK, is neauquariers lir niinviuu.imircuuiuK Kim suanipomuK. i arucil lar attention paid to cutllnff lollies Itanes and rhM.Irn,,'. Hal... lnll.ll.),u,fl.Hl. i,.ntn m.n.is ,, . t rip TO FliH. KODEHEH, under theKichar.RO V4 jiuhji. uaiik Biirrt. ui iv BniiHiin snave ora tiRhlOnable hair cut. Clrtiprl nn Hnnrfai-'o Boeder's Ililr tonic, cures IandrufT. AVe carry est prices, and we are the only place In town where you can buy Bender's Cream for thef&ce. T?D. CAM Pn ELL. over the Canal Bridge, Hast Velinnrt. cntn hnli. !invi nnd alumiw,. Intjle. Ulvetne a cnll. You can also buy iAjr mini, uivir iimiiv, eve, at, Lilts lcry lowest prices. m CompetetioQ Is Tie Nerire Of n t3 O a. i ! rt- M O f-t - re w 2 GO H. rf a o re o . wg- re m I i GC cn o p: ? s O C2 CD a a o H r & ffl CD CD g eit- rt- f I 9 h-i t2 w Oct 51 2 CO S H3 o ft CO UJ - O ' P 2 p re m o O re 0 B 3 1 s Cheap For Cash, Tales First Rate. ALLENTOWN,PA. From now on, until the end of the season, we will try and lead ALL COMPETITORS in the Valley in our COAT In Style,Quality,Quantity and I.OIF PRT7ES. Perfect fits guaranteed to EVERYBODY. Ueayctfully, "Hunsicker's Corner 8tu nnd Hamilton SU. "Corner Store' Oranees, Lemons, Bananas, Hots, Apples, Celerj, :. Grapes, Talile Raisins, Confec- wart, and a fnll line ot Nice Lowest pricei, good treatment, prompt delivery m Call and See Us. Corn eii Store, LEHIGHTON PA. iew te live, A oerlfttii 'dealer says fffMllf Atlil T nm Mira f This Is NotSo.For . T. TEEXLEE'S Popular Carriage Works. YOU CAN BUY All Kinds of Wagons, Carriages, Phaetons, Carts, Sleighs, &c Cleaner Than Yon Can Biy Elsewhere In Tie Valley OUR WORKKJ Y?Omt OF HONOR. Wc can sell you Factory or Shoddy nork just as low, yea n little lower than othc. driers enn afford to soil you the same nrticlo, but wc don't recommend it but Onr On Wort W( Do RRUDtil. Christmas Presents. NO BOASTING- ! H("r j iioter before, can to liail a multlUiJn of siillalilntiilnti vlist nro ju.t iho rljht thlnir for Christmas or New v'ear l'ropntn. Jno cxreosopr trouble ha. been tparoil to eclipse all former ex lilbUlon, WE AHK A SUCCISSS. OnrROods and our prices tesll fy to this quite posiltlrely. Let n enumenlfln few Ju In show what we uavc: Wateliei, Clocks, Dolle, Jewelry of all kinds, lllnss, Xork ,?cf IlSir.1,n Silverware. Finn Assortment c.f Stanilai,! Uooks, Toilet Ca.os. Albiiran, Tojsof all klnil.-anii then Ton. feetlonery In endless inanties. There are no fancy prices. Figures are just right and you will find here just exactly what you want at just exactly the price you can afford to pay for it. f7nme and see us- Chas. H. Nusbaum, BRIDGE STREET, WEISSPORT, PA. Sunday Sckool Committees For Christmas Celebrations. It Will Pay You to Buy All Your Candy and Fruits, Bags and Boxes, FROJt O. J. Saegei'j Wholesale Dealer, EAST WBISSPORT. The Largest and Best as well as the Cheapest Lino of Goods in Carbon county can be found here. All goods delivered promptly and free of charge. T p" you nre in need of Wall Taper, Window Shades. Curtain i-J Poles, Stain and Sash Ho s, Room Mouldings, Station ary, all kinds of hushes, Paint and Painters Supplies go to Firat Street, Lehighton, Lowest Prices. The ladies of the county will continue to find usheadquaN ters for all the new and p;tiy things in Millinery at the lowest prices. You need not go tt Urntown or Philadelphia, we will sell you cheaper than you can buy in the cities. ' City milliners are always employcdihcrc. French Dre Robes We are offering a Lot of French Dress Itobes at Gieatly Re. duced Prices. The Stylos and Colorings are excellent, and all arc to he closed out as follows: ; . ' "AJ6.00 were Imported to stll for ilQ.mi. " JS.OO " ' fli.OO and f 15,00. ' ' - ' $10,00 ' " $17,00 and 20,00. " 9ii,o " ' tw.so .. " sso.oo 4 " jo,no nr 634 Hamilton Tu best Clirlt kiogk, tbe world lm v known eouldn't bslf tsMli lbs JJIft Aortioiit ot Ilolldaj Goods now on aihlWilon at r bopalar stoe. Tojdvejuit an Idea of what ne bate we will but mention Plmb Toilet Coses, Smoker Seta, Albums, Manicure M,i Ilanderkftrchslf Ca, Clotlts Iltoipetl, Dolls in endjesj Tarktr and At VrlMstlrat are almost glvlnir tbem sway. Wine Sets trfmenade ami ICaler Sen, Work Boxes, lokbiamli, Tojs In tbe jrhntMt j xUtv w ibuwti In tbli sown, Cbrltirosi Tree Orona. Hunts. T. IntUulJswsIrr, Fine SUrertrar. 1'ockel Uooki, Sersn Alrwmr, ami tbe Finest ami Olisapest Une of ConfeeUonr ry In lbs aUsjr. Coins and ses nt before you Uiy lsliefe. I. K. Culton, HUV YOUR Cliristmas Prosonts AT Frank JLoibengiith's Morru ruwT ktukt. whf ft also ran lw fouurl h Fin Uiib nf Fine Iruceries, Fruits, Caudle, Ureen Ytnr table lo anuu, At'., at the von1 Lowest Prices Prompt at ten tlan and good goods. SarCALl. AND SEE I S 'Vxnmine my competitor"- m 4 I.... r At Give us a Call. The prettiest lino of Fall and Winter Coats, Jackets, Cloaks, AND 0 Trimmed Hats ! ever put on sain in Carbon coun ty can now be seen at tft. f. gnlfcou'l Millinery Stores, Lehighton & Weissport St., Allentown. Lehighton, Pa. pOK hlTEKVIHOW. Tbe uuderaigried will be a eandidate for Supervisor of Mabdning Township, at the sfirinff leetiOti. tf. 8AMUKL F.VBRT. Administratcr s Notice. ttsMV, rm., MNHN. All AMI. MM tktOM hATl&lf UM flUIW Will INWMAl limn, .Un. ruber Attorn) Andrew Bayer, hftutvuf en mum iwniaiHC a ultttuui (WUk la MX !
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