BBTAUUBUKU 179.
The Carbon Advocate
rdllTID XTSVBY BITTJHDIT BY
Harry V. Moithlmor, Sr.
FFIC8-eller'4 Titook, North First Street.
Uhtxtitoi, r.
rtls rrer butci accepted at the Milium
resiomc Second Class Matter.
Oin ADVUHTISINO HATES.
Lwl h4 Heading notices to take run ot
uvw M per Una for each InMrion.
tteutori1 Administrator' .il Auditors' rio
fl, S2.0S.
OordT ol thanks, rflntlo ol respect, and
giKllar nolle? one lime 11.80.
Local nttce of entcrtalnrarnti, suppers,
raMlTala, fain, dancea. and all entertainment
teemed to make none; 6 cents nor line, unless
gjhrtnttsc bae been dune (or the aarae at tnis
insplavadvertlseraents, Ivc Inches and orer,
rer Inch per annum.
SnMorieilon price IM when paid spot nun
(tvutu iwt aopald. idle rule will licreatter
etrtanlrr enforced.
Urnss Transient adTertlskn and Job print
las; tub 1 jearlj sdtcruslng twmble miarterly.
ling
taUTURD AY. JANUARY 7, 1803
Our Olroulation 1408
OinoiDiTES for political oHlce next
tall are Retting up steam.
"Jiith" 1 the Buggestire tltlo that
aJtrma a beer saloon tlKn at llnzleton,
Sorroi Maloi, of the Lansf ord Re-rd-wants
the port ofllco appolnt-
t In that town. Its a nlckle to a
wslmt that he don't get.
'fnaa is A dlsDoaitlon apparent on
k part of many people to urge the
Ceiaty Commissioners to ereot a now
wt house. The neod of a new struc
un cannot be galnsayctl, but where is
tkt Mn7 so come from.
1303 oak Bi made a year memorable
la tha hlatory of Iiehighton and Weiss
fart If all onr people act together with
a etklVltlon of petty spite and pre
ifdltu. Will we all do It? It ho, get
t nark now ta boom tha towns.
Ithai keen very wisely suggested
that "steamer" be secured by the two
kerooghs. The Idea is certainly a most
astellent one and the enterprising
geopla of the two towns should hustle
ta tkls aoint. The necessity of the
konrla Indisputably Are protection
and tha whole people should encour
X these who are looking after it. A
sHameratthe Hellman Are recently
cold have been employed to good ser
t and aomo of the buildings could
kave been saved. We didn't have a
steamer and all was destroyed. We
any be in the same position again if
we to not hustle after the neeessary
rateatlon.
Tin fOLLOWixo statement shows the
psratlon of tke state treasurer's and
auditor gentral departments in the
year: Total receipts from all sources
inrlag tha fiscal year ended Nor. 30.
1SS2, 910,748,759.08; total payment, $11,
72768.68; total debt paid during the
year, $1,417,100; net debt ot the state
eT.80,1832,r2,C00923.In the pay.
ttnta are lnoluded 95,000,000 to the
gablla aohools, and for the Hamestead
data, 93T5233.40. Three fourths ot the
raraemal property tax under the act of
U91 la returned to the counties and Is
aw being paid, which will reduce the
Central fund about 91,000,000. Balanco
U ttaaral fund Noy. 30, 1891, $3,720
72L80; balance in general fund Noy. 30,
1502, $3,398,19L8G.
Til roaTiicoHiNCi report of tho See
Tatar ( Internal Affairs will show
seat iiterestlng assessment statistics,
as follows: Taxables, 1,570,143; oleared
Una, 13,574,295; timber land, 9,209,142;
value ot real estate taxable, $2,308,767,
431; vain of real estate oxempt from
taxation, $231,801,553; total valuo of all
real aetata, $2,543,567,984; value of sal
trie and emoluments ot office,
jtesta of profit, professions, trades and
ctnpatiens, 910481,902; aggregate
Tela sf all property taxable for coun
ty purposes, $2,459,538,840; amount of
manty tax assessed, 919,829,630.78;
amount of money at Interest, includ
ing mortgages, judgments, notes,
kencs, stocks, etc., 9600,606,620; yalue
f property taxable for State purposes,
tOOSSO,464; amount of State tax as
tmed, $265,931.91; total debt of the
various counties of the State, $63,
St203.4S. On State Senator Hon. W. M. Rap
aker and our Representative Hon. W.
F. Biery were at the State Capital dur-
iag the present week attending to
fkalr duties aa Legislators. They will
a dsubt fully meet the expectations
four people. They both believe that
tk laws ahoula be so shaped that they
Will Inare to the benefit of the "great
tt good to the greatest number." That
t& Desaoaratlc. Why should it not be
KapabUean also? To an inquiry made
ky aur reporter aa to tho Democratic
taieus nomination for United States
Ssnater, Mr. Rapsher replied that he
waa In faror of, and would vote for
aes. George Roes, of Bucks county.
far that high honor, but at the same
tiaae Senator Rapsher showed us some
letters from members of the present
legislature and others urging him to
kaaeaadldate for that distinguished
Maapliment himself. He spoke of Sen
tsrRoeaaea man that would henor
Pennsylvania in the highest legislative
ey at the nation.
TJIB VXITBD STATES SEMATK,
Under the Constitutiou the United
States Senate is a continuous body,
tad Senators may come and ge, but
tk erganiiatlon goes on for ever
kalee a clean majority overthrows it
Tkesjatstlon of the most importance
agitating the Senators is, will
aither party have a large onough
majority on March 4, 1893, to organize?
Tke Senate Is composed of eighty-
algkt members, and so far the elections
kay decided that there will be thirty-
mine Republicans, forty-one democrats
ad two Populists, leaving s ix more to
k elscted-ln California, Montana,
Kansas, Wyoming, Nebraska and Nev
ada, The only one certain in this last
reap I Senator Stewart, ot Nevada,
sad h will remain with the Republl
ana on orgaalaatlon. and o will Peffer,
f Kansas: and this leant tho Kn.t
forty -one voting on the Republican side
3th !r;,35nJKf "5?S!S&
Jf yl will Tote with the Democrats, and
5?1"8r,kem orty-two to forty-one
mm u.v oouaiora 10 DO elected.
rOSJIBLE SIN1TOES.
It ts thought certain that before the
Seaatels called in extra session on
Manh Wyoming will elect it Sena.
ttasd a Republican at that. This
trill Bake the Senate a tie, giving Kyle
C the Democrats, and it I most
yroBablj that Kansas will also have Its
Senator here, and as there are
air five Democrats in that Legislature
lihengh the Populists and Mr, Lease
teaaa to have the call at tiresent, it is
safe ta say the new Senator wlU yote
with tke Republicans, and this will
Xtra the latter one majority 13 to 42.
Uentaaa also sires everv indication
fa Republican success, and California
aad Nebraska certainly will not elect a
emecrat, although, perhaps, a Popu
list stay do returned,
nOLOMOIP CONTESTS.
It is thought, however, tbst the eon
tt In ssyeral of these State will be
laag, and will not be ended before
lurch 4, and if this is so the Senate,
wkea Mr Cleveland is inaugurated,
will saoat likely be 40 Republicans, 41
temeraU aad 2 Populikt.
The Vice-President has no vote
ecuept oa ties, and cannot help in
kanirlnathe organization. TteRepub
Ueasa bum that posaeaslon is nlne-
Ctsua or in name, ana mat no
-tar ff aa r will be made until the
.IF.ANKSVILI.r..
-Spring Mountain Division. No. 163,
S. of T., ha elected the following cnlceis
fer tbe ensnlng quarter: W. P., William
Home; IP A.. Jam Hume! It. S., James
Carroll; A. II. S.. John CnlpUts; F. 8..
H'm. JlaeTsggatt; Treasurer, Jaines Good,
Sr.; Con, Allan Hatlle iretnenmcver; I.
S., Miss llertha Ilamer; Trnslee, William
JhraeTaccart; Organist, Mis MagRle Ster
-Tho shooting match which took place
Monday morning at the park between
Lloyd and Pugh was a on by the latter, be
killing fire birds ont of nine while hla op
ponent killed fonr out of the same num
ber. The match attracted a large crowd
and a ireat deal of money chtnscd hands.
AUDENRIED.
Michael Bojle, aged 23 yean, died at
the home ot his brother, Anthony. Friday
morning. Deceased bad been auCerlng the
most excruciating pain for some time past
caused by Injuring his spine while em
ployed as a waller in a New York hotel
during the early part of the summer. Re
sides a lonng wife be leaves a father and
one brother to mourn his loss. Interment
took place on Sunday atternoon in the
Frenchtown cemetery.
The St. Aloysius T. A. B. Society, of
Reaver Brook, will give a ball In Ilosack
Hall, Audenrled, on the evening of Maich
17. This Is the oldest Total Abstinence
Society in this section having been In ex
istence for close on thirty years and will
no doubt receive the liberal patronage of
the South Side.
l-Uter for ChrtitmM rrts.
C. A. Goth baa just received a finely
seleoted assortment of lioautlful pic
tures that are quite suitable for Christ
mas and Hew Tear presents. Thepriees
are very law. a't fail to see tnera.
ItAlLTtOAB NOTES
Short l'araer.pb That Will lie o( Interest
ta the ItBllroad Uovs.
1 The Easton Express says: The new
year brings with it good news for South
Easton and the employes of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company's shops at that
place, and the men who have not been able
to secure employment since the suspsnslons
some months ago. The shops are running
on full time with plenty of work for each
department, and after the now year, the
present force will be Increased b the tax
ing on of 50 or 00 more men . This will be
necessary In puranance of orders from head
quarters, received a few days ago. There
Is enough material at South Easton to
bnlkt 40 or 50 cars, and, the orders to Mr,
Klnscr, the master mechanic, say that this
material shall be ntlliied in the construe
tlon of passenger car?. To build that num
ber of cars it will take more than a year.
I Rollin II. Wilbur, assistant to Second
Vice President Dartshorne, of the Head
Ine Railroad, has been appointed general
eastern superintendent to succeed the late
U. Stanley Goodwin. James Dennollj, of
Easton, supetlntendent of the New Jersey
Division of the Lehigh Valley Railroad,
has had the Lebtgb Division added to bis
jurisdiction.
t The Readies and l'ennlvanla Rail
road, which have been at variance on the
question of anthracite coal tolls ever since
September 12, when tho Reading withdrew
the joint tariff rate which had existed be
tween them, have compromised their dif
ferences and by mutual cession have again
dopted a joint tariff on coal rates.
Throujh schedule of rates is now In the
printer's bands, and it is expected that it
will be pat in effectnot later than Jannary
0. The original joint tariff rates to rhlla
delphla were: From the Schuylkill region,
$1.70; tha Lehigh region, $1.75; and the
Wyoming region, $1.90. The rates adpoted
by the Reading and other roads, and in
which the Pennsylvania refused to concur.
were. From the Schuylkill region, $1.80;
the Lehigh region, $1.80, and the Wyom
ing region, $1.85. The new joint fates, as
practically agreed upon at the final confer
ence on Friday, were: From the Schuylkill
region, $1.75;Lehlgh rag-ion, $1.75, and the
Wyoming, $1.80.
The largest frelsht car ever built was
turned out of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company'a shops In Altoona last week. It
Is to be nsed to transport from Sparrow's
Point, near Baltimore, to Chicago the 124
ton cannoa being manufactured at the
works of the Krupp Gun Company, at
Essen, Prussia, for exhibition at the
World's Fair. Tbla car practically consists
ef two cars, with eight pairot wheels each,
lolned by an Iron bridge, thus presenting
the appearance ot one long car, with six
teen pairs of wheels. For the transporta
tion of two smaller pieces uf ordinance, the
joint weight ot which will be alxty five
tons, and one piece of armor plate thirty-
tao feet in length by eleven feet in width.
also manufactured by the Krupp company.
another car haa been built. The work was
begun in October, and the Pennsf lvanla
Railroad Comsany was under conlratto
deliver the car at Sparrow's Point, near
llaltlmere, Jan. 1, At that place
machinery has been constructed to hoist
the guns from the steamer which will
carry tbem across the sea and place them
on the car.
i The Easlon Express save edilorialli
In anoolntlnir Rollin It. Wilbur eeneral
eastern superintendent of the Leblih Val
ley Railroad the Reading management did
something eminently wise. Personally
Mr. H'ilbur la a young gentleman of high
character, who will do honor to bl exalted
place; practically, be has heon brought un
on the Lehigh Valley Railroad, loves it
with inherited entnusiasm, ana 11 acquaint
ed equally with its needs and Its emnloves.
1 nis pecnuar niness 01 ice man xor me
place makes the appointment popular
throughout ths valley, both on the road
and on."
t John L. Conover. one ef the counsel
for the Jersey Central Railroad Comnanv.
on ICeduasday filed bis answer to Attorney
Ueneral btockton s supplementary Infor
mation against the Reading coal cembine.
Theanawer denies that the Chancellor's
orders were disobeyed In any reanect: nei
ther was the price ot coal nor the rate of
transportation raised to conaumers in this
siate and no receiver is necessary to pro
tect their interests.
1 The Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal
Company, the laigast shippers of coal in
me iryoming region, ana claiming seven
teen miles ol loaded cars awaiting a mar
ket, have decided to cut loose from the
Philadelphia & Reading and will sell their
own product to the agents and consumers
Instead of to the P. A R. The Leblgb and
Wllkes-uarre Co. bad a reservation claus
In their lease by which they enjoyed the
privilege of discontinuing the contract
whenever they so daalred. The Company'a
employees have become dissatisfied with
me enforced idleness since tne sale 01 tnetr
nroduet to the Reading and this, more than
anything else, la believed to be the cause
of the discontinuation )t the contract, the
L. & W. R. preferring this course to a
Utrifc. ' " emptor..
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Thurtdar, Dee. TO.
Five killed, twenty maimed, by explosion
of dynamite which labnvem were thawing
at Long Island City end ot New York tun
nel under the Kat river Yellow fever
In Veneauela Massachusetts Governor
Unwell pardoned Rank Robber James
IJunlap Edward Deacon seeks an Amer
ican divorce A bomb destroyed Milwau
kee' street car plant; incendiaries are
rampant French Baron Reinach died
from natural causes Wall atrert stocks
strong Mr. Cleveland and Tnrriusny ere
at variance National quurnmwe Mil
will be reported-JeraeyUitT 1 ' i-.- 1 -im
trade In beer and cigars 1 I.
Canarale, N. x., called w
a warrant for himself ami 1. . , 1
case upon charge ot vm. i
laws Trial of Dr. C. A. II. - 1 I
before the presbytery of . 1
William K. D. Stokes hrlnir- ... .
receiver for the Hoffman llouv. . t
Three contract laborers, ttukiiik i.nr-
lean. have died from nolson at Male jt.ick
Smallpox at New Bedford, .Moan. -
JJywIU of late uranvilies. ingrauam, 01
Chicago, the slek poor will have hospital to
cost from K0O.O0O to $850,000 Benjamin
Spence, of West Bridgewater, fainted
twice while being married at Atlantic City
W. U. Spauldlng, shoe manufacturer,
Haverhill, Mass., fined for employing mi
norsEfforts made by World's fair to
buy Independence ball, Philadelphia, the
house where Lincoln died and the Surratt
tavern In Marvland Estate ot late Sam
uel J. Randall Inventories $789.74 Dora
Curry, a Jamestown wife, sold for twenty
five dollars Baltimore Iron, Steel and
Tin Plate company, branch ot Cwmpelln
Tin Plate company, Swansea, Wales, be
gins work William D. Fuller, WU-
11am Powers and John uempsey, for pass
ing counterfeit money, were sentenced
in Boston Onesime Mathieu, Boston, ar
rested for fimue&ilna- oDlum Dr. La-
goo rio, director of Chicago Pasteur Insti
tute, says he Is discoverer of new cure for
epilepsy.
jrriaay, ue. jv,
TJmbria was slanted Christmas TOO miles
from New York by Galileo, but refused aid
Bid of one-half ot 1 per cent, on gross
earnings for Broadway tunnel railroad
franchise rejected by the commissioners
Wayland Trosk & Co., Wall street brokers,
fail Bob Slavln, negro comedian, dead
Mrs. Cleveland visits Buffalo Paris
police office damaged by explosion Glad
stone Is eighty-three Fort Wayne loco
motive ran into Chicago street car, kill
ing four Mary E. Garrett gives S37,O00
for admission of women to medical
courses of Johns Hopkins university
F. A. Wharton. American express agent.
Ithaca, missing High school building at
Marshalltown, la., burned; loss, 1100,000
C. H. Royal appointed lieutenant gov
ernor ot the Canadian northwest terri
tories Rev. Mr. Thompson, who disap
peared from Washington, found at Fair-
port, is an right justice uerricic, Al
bany, denied writ of prohibition in Bush-
Lounsberry contest Baltimore and Ohio
railroad Increased wages from eight to
eighteen cents per day Sullivan uounty
club Incorporated, with capital of tlOO.OOO,
for purchasing and improving real estate
in Sullivan county Baron Alphonse
de Rothschild gave 1,000,000 francs
in charity in Paris Cholera has
broken out among the troops in
Hamburg Mrs. Langtry is worse
Wall street stocks advanced Ex-Senator
Whitney favors Murphy for senator In
New York Phillipsburg (Pa.) National
bank beeins business Reading poultry
show opens Business Men's Tariff Re
form club, ot Newark, indorsed James
Smith. Jr.. for United States senatoi
Ellas Goldstein, of Elizabeth, suffocated by
coal gas Bellwood (Pa.) Manufacturing
works, owned by Benjamin F. Stoner, as
signed Burdette Irish, married, and
May Stupp. daughter of City Treasurer
Stupp, of Auburn, missing since Tuesday
-Over one-half the lands sold at New
York state tax sole of 1800 have been re
deemedGreat council of Empire
KnlghU of Relief at Lyons elected as pres
ident Dr. A. P. Bnrkhart. ot Danville;
vice president, J. A. Losea. ot Datavla: sec
retary. George n. Harris, of Avon; treas
urer, F. H. Innes, of Niagara Falls; guide,
John Barnett, Rochester; supreme council
delegate, w. b. llullock, cohocton; al
ternate, K. 11. uucawltz.
Saturday, Dec. 31.
Dr. Briggs wins In his heresy trial (0 to
70 Umbrla arrives with broken shaft
six days overdue -New York's Bowery
reports six cases typhus American dele
gates to Brussels monetary conference ar
rive Governor Flower appoints IsaacH.
Maynard to court of appeals George W.
Vanderbllt presents iinu.ouu to the Amer
ican uine Arts academy wall street
stocks quiet; tsoo.ooo gold engaged for ex
port; call loans 10 per cent.; Manhattan
advanced Senator Sherman favors re
peal of silver bill Edward Murphy, Jr.,
claims eighty-five of the ninety-one Demo
crats in the New York legislature Jer
sey City police department boldtf lottery
drawings Chief Diver Fairchild. New
York dock department, was killed under
North river by explosion of cartridge
Eighty-seven shipments, consisting of 14,275
exhibits for World's fair, received at this
port S. D. Shepard, agent in Rutland,
Vt.,of the Mutual Lif e Inaurancecompany,
absconded By bequest of late Mrs. Jane
u. uammon, the oietnodist Theological
seminary. Atlanta, receives $750.000
Commercial Unlou Telegraph company
leased to the Postal Telegraph Alder
man Willis, Summers Julius Hess;ot state
health department, and George T. Crowley,
uemocrais, ana I'atrica j, ijuirs:, uepuniio
an, Indicted in Buffalo for election frauds
-Thomas Nelson, mayorof Cape Charles
City, Va., decamped: was formerly clerk
in Pennsylvania road's offices, Jersey City
Charles Cannon, of Cannon's Station,
died from blood poisoning C. C. Clark,
arrested in Hartford on eve of his
bigamous marriage, released on ball
Estate George A. Wells, of Bridgeport,
Conn., P. T. Barnum's partner, foots up
$185,000 Louisa H, E. Randall, of Hart
ford, granted divorce from Augustus W.
Randall, of Providence, on ground that
defendant had not, as be claimed, been
divorced George T. Lincoln appointed
by Boston court receiver of the Endowment
Order r3ons and Daughters of America
Members of the "Satan" company, backed
by Dr. II. A. Lewis, of Philadelphia, strand-!
ea at Aewitaven sunoa xionman, fort
land, Me., assaulted by highwaymen and
robbedBoston chamber of commerce
aaked Canard company to Improve service
to Liverpool Mrs. William Bateman, of
Newport, Mass., robbed at Fall River.
Monday, Jan. 3.
Legal holiday Theater of St. Francis
Xavier college, New York, destroyed
f orty cases typhus, new lort Mr.
Blaine not so well Gleason assumed
Long Iland City mayor's chair at noon
Sunday Speaker Crisp very 111 Dr.
McGlynu reiterates his antlpoverty doo
trln at Cooper union Newfoundland
farmers ma- vuiing cattle because of short
crops i'i IVnnsylvanla In December 141
oil wells bored; S3 dry; hew production, 7,5M
barrels. Lima oil fields 15J wells finished;
40 dry; new production vr as H,wri barrel r
Ball war car manufacturlns company,
'.wita
capacity for fifteen caraaday, to be built in
KnozTtlle. Tenn.. at a cost of 050.000.
Stockholder are United States Senator
Brice. Oeneral Samuel Thomas and Joan
W. Bass, of Fort Wayne Arthibald
BartUtt and Margaret Kelly. Bedford,
Mass., killed at crossing The Edgar
Thomson Steel works at Braddock will re
sume operationsExploding lamp si
fire to the dress of a daughter of Lewis Mo
Vey, ot Mllleraburg, Pa., fatally burning
her and her alster -John Fritz, tor thirty-
two years superintendent 01 the uet&ieaem
Iron works, will become consulting engi
neer Ber brewers of Pittsburg and Alle
ghany have formed a trust There are fit
teen persons in Jail in Pittsburg for allegd
crimes growing out of the Homestead trou-
oiea juage waaie ueoiares association
formed by the beer brewers of Philadelphia
in 1856 unlawful Jury in case of Hbode
uornell, at East ureenwlcn, 11 1., lor tne
murder of John Gaddl. dlaaererd; It was
Cornell's second trial Samuel V. Hunt,
Norwalk, Conn., mUalng, and many cred
itors an longing James King, Canlsteo,
was killed at Adrian while attempting to
Sull hi dog from front of Kris flyer
ohn Murnhr atruck by the "Ghoit" train
at btratroru and instantly auiea -i;oi
rado In 18VJ mined t3.012.0S2.tt! in copper.
10,682.478.31 in lead, (38,161,111.00 in altver
and 15,667, 607.53 in gold, aa against a total
of 33,M9,at for 1 Wl Chicago capitalists
allege that under the antitrust law 01 iti
the Ga trust ha no leital existence and can
not collect money- Planing mllUof WlUls
& Iana Lumber company, uanton, (J.,
nnmed Have uswood uistuiing company
incorporated m St. Louis; capital stock
1100,000, half paid up and divided into 1,000
share; It la antitrust St, Louis city
council accepted resignation of sx-Clty
Treasurer Foerstel and ended impeach
ment proceeding New Mexico legisla
tive assembly have aaked adailaalon to
tatehood,
Toeeday, Jn. 3.
New York assembly elects peakr, Wil-1
Uam Sulzer, clerk, Charles 11. u men;
sergeantrat-arms, M. B. Bedmond; unog
npher, Thomas Ilaaaett, doorkeeper, Ed
ward A. Moore, assistant doorkeepers, A.
J. Walkowick and V. C 111 kins James
W BeanUley, Bridgeport, died from the
effect of hi fight with a robber Sena
tor Kenna, Wat Virginia, Mriously ill
Fifty-three typhus cases In New York
Paderewski ouena hla season In NW York
TVonWUi aoBullst and BtpubllcaBS
bfldg, died wemton, a town on rhign
river, changed it name to Northampton
Henry 8hugart, ot Carlisle, Pa , died ot
apoplexy Pittsburg Leader gave New
Year's dinner to S00 newsboys and boot
blacks -Ix-high and Wllkesbarre Coal
company' three Rreat collieries at Plym
outh resume Rollin H. Wilbur appoint
ed general superintendent of Lehigh Val
ley railroad K. H. R. Lyman, New
York, has given Northampton, Mass., deed
of the Academy ot Music built by bim
at cost of $100,000 Anarchist riot
reported in Spain and Holland
In a fight at East Port Chester, Conn., be
tween a crowd of drunken Hungarians and
a numbar of citizens fire alarm was rung,
the entire population turned out and Huns
were locked up C. B, Davis, ot Haddam,
re-elected chairman of Connecticut Demo
cratic state committee James Stack, ot
Stamford, taken to Insane retreat at Mid
dletowu Houses of the Arctic Ice com
pany at Bangor blown down The
Cranston hotel. Providence, burned
William Elrtman, Now Haven, cigar man
ufacturer, fled the town Connecticut
bureau of labor statistic, representing forty
lines, shows Invested capital of HM,652,000,
producing goods valued at $U9,S38,O0O and
affording employment ta 00,850 persons,
to whom S9,8u0,O00 were paid. There wa
a net profit of 113,710,000, which Is 10.18 per
cent, on the capital employed Schenec
tady police close gambling houses Cald
well Sc Peterson's Corrugating works,
Wheeling, were destroyed by fire The
eleventh census will be turned over to the
secretary of the interior by the 31st of De
cember, 18U3 Stores of High & Martin
and C. A. Samuels at Lancaster burned;
loss, tM.OOO Edward I across killed by
JoseDh White Lncoula. N. II. Ice har
vest he,:iii" n the Hudson It Is said It
none hml rnvived letter written by Dr.
McGlyuu and ititrtnded to priest for traps-
mlsslou cvcotmnunicatlon would nave been
prevented.
Wednesday, Jan. 4.
New cflblnet possibilities: James B. KustU,
Louisiana, wcretnrv of state: Daniel 8, La
mont. postmaster eeneral Sandy Creek,
N. Y., .strikes natural gan Niagara Ice
bridge formed Lucius Gteason, Syracuse
millionaire, dead Itepifbllcan chairman,
Carter, aays Democrats ana .fopuiisis will
organize the next sen at Nora Bott,
Whitehall, N. J., kilU Edward .Smith and
herselt New York's charity ball at Madi
son Square garden Mr. Blaine worsen -
Mrs. Martha Nash Lamb, editor Magazine
American History, died Wllkesbarre
Idle miners are desperate Charter grant
ed for electric line from Norwalk to
Bridgeport New York ha twelve ad
ditloual typhus cases John K. Barrett,
Bcranton Truth, receives not) from
New York Recorder for prize edi
torial on issues of late campaign-
Cholera instead of poison causes death in
Arkansas prison camps Pennsylvania
supreme court decides feuuday newspapers
violate law of 1TSM Nicholas Shara.
Mount Hotly, Pa., aged 101, died Attor
ney general decides that Erie county pay
9160,000 expense of troops during recent
strike Philadelphia will have trolleys
Chicago postofflce sold Columbian
stamps at a o'clock in the morning Fire
destroyed Fort Wayne (Ind.) Electric com-
pany's bunding I'roposea sale ol the
Knights of Labor building In Philadelphia
is announced Halande prize of the Parts
Academy of science awarded to Professor
Barnard, of Lick observatory, for his
work in astronomy, especially his dis
covery of nun satellite or Jupiter
Mrs. Myrtle Ring, West Greece, N. Y.
eloped with young man Boylan Quar
terly collateral Inheritance tax in New
York shows 131.033 from Monroe county:
119,091 from Saratoga; receipts from or
ganization tax were f 103,374 Increase, tSi.
C3 Masked burglars awakened Francis
Duubar, seventy-four years old, and his
wife, seventy-eight years, la their farm
house, near West Bridgewater, Mass.,
pounded the old man into Insensibility
and got fifty dollars, leaving a large sum
concealed under Dunbar's pillow New
York rapid transitcommlssioners will urge
legislative permission to allow the city to
bulla iiroadway underground, roaa
Wall street stocks active; exchange firm
Owego Democrats elect Justice and col
lector John K. Waller claims 1,033 for
damages for loan of water pow er for seventy-eight
days hy reason of detention by
the state of water from Skaneatlea lake
John Hurrion, a deaf mute, was killed
by train near Valatle, N. Y. Corning
recorder tuspended sentence of Clarke
Gale on condition that he enter a bichloride
of gold cure establishment.
MARRIED.
Vieliucer Remalet. On Saturday
evening, Deo. 31, 1892, by Rev, J. IL
Kuder, at. bis residence, Charles Viol
lmuer and Miss Lizzie Remaley, both
of town.
Zellxer Folk, On the same evening,
at the same place, by the same, Fen
rose W. Zellner, of Welssport and
Miss Hattie Folk, of town.
Xander Wabnek. At the same place,
at tho same time, by tne same, vvm.
V. Xander and Miss Manilla Warner,
both of town.
fsoaarv Uaraaln gle.
Our stock of overcoats and suits
which comprise some of tho finest
styles, will be sold for the next 30 iays
at half cost, at Sondbelm's Tailoring
Hall, Mauch Chunk.
For CflnjitySnperiiiteiiueDt of Fnlc School
H. Q. KIDD,
Principal of Packerton Schools,
a graduate of West Chester
Normal School, with thirteen
years' experience in teaching.
High Prices have no place in
our store our patrons will tell
you that and consequently we
want your trade. We can save
you money. If you doubt it
come and see.
ilen'i Overcoats, $3, and up.
Jen's Suits, $1, and up.
We also have a Nice Line of
Boys' Suits, and Overcoats at
Closing out Trices.
Shoes for -Men at $1 and up
Shoes for Women at 1 1 and up
We also line of well made Shoes
for Ohildren at 40 rents and up,
Slippers as lew as 40 cents,
Itnhbers for Boys and Girls at S0c.
Rubbers fir Men,
llnbtxrs for Women.
Beautiful Blankets & Comforts,
Go from $1 to $4,50.
New Dress Goods
Almost endlMs in variety cerUlnly
Ix)ver tn Price than youcn ths
tmfl quality of cond for riir
vhre In town,
Grocexios & Provisions
of I ho bHt quality auj at tbelowMt prices.
Choire Flour and Feed,
Fresh Country Produce.
irashtng Mpchines & TJVmgers
at the lKt makn at Saw ifm.
AM. OOODS ABB DEMVERED PR EE.
H'a lutn a lieomf, Pkaaant Stor.
slMtrlc llchlatl. Coax anl se ns
GEO. H. ENZIAN,
North First Street. Lighten.
Look for New Ad in this
Spaco Next Week.
Lucksnbach's
(il Broadway, Munch Chunk.
Reading R. R. System.
Lehigh Valley Division,
Anthracite Coal Hied cxcluslroly,
Insuring cleanliness and eomfort.
ArrAnccmert of raseneer
Sf llEIH'I.K IS KKFKOT
dec. 4, 1892.
T11AINS I.KAVK I.KlliaUTIlN
if nr Kftwnrk and New York 4aa. 7.40, anil 1 1 1 2.
a in. , 3 06, &.ZJ Gt 7.ist p. ia
MAinink 'chunk anil Uelvldere
AG
.00, a. 111. 1 12.57, 4.37 ann ,.- v
For LambertvIHe and lrenton
9.oo and
iVi.f,rt, i-kfiur, ,k. Allenlown. Beth-
a.nem, and Kaslon, 5.58, 0.42, 7.40, 9.00, SJA. 11.12
a.m. 12.57, 2.42, 3JW. 4.37, 5.22. 7.2U and 10.27 1 In.
For Ftilladelprila ana point soniho.to.4r
7.40, u.54 and 11.12 a. in.-. 2.42, 3.M. 4-37, 5.22 aud
''For'lteadlnsamlllarnbmi;7.4 andll.12a.1n.
Ii? V ", ',.,. ... ,-h..tnrrt. tn.
rv's. WUIto Hail, Coplay, and llokendann.ua
6.42, 9.00 9.51 & 11.12 a. ".i 12-57, 2.42,4-17,
" For Mauctulnurk 0.52. 7.43, 9.30, 11.20 and 11.63
a.m.: 1.10, 3.10, 4.15,6.20,7.21, 8.3, 9.30 p. 111.
For Weatherly and llazlrtou 6.62, 7.4J9.JO and
lt.63 a.m. 1 4.15, 6.20. 7.22, 10JS9 ii.rn.
For Malianoy City, Slienandonli and Aliland
a.52, 7.43, 9.30 and ll- a.m. 4.13, 5.20 1 & 7.22 p ra.
For ilt. carmel and bliamokln 7.43 and
For Fottsvllle 6.5.'. 7.43, 7.40, 9.30 11.12 and 11.63
a. in.. 3.00, 4.15, 7.22 and 7.26 p.ni
For Wlilte ifaven. WllkesbarrB and Bcranton
7.43,9.30 andllJU .m.l4.15. 6.20, 7.22 and 10.59
fi'ym Plttston and I,. & IS. Janet., 7.43. 9,36, and
UJVl a.ra,: 4.15, 0.20, 7.22 uiui
For lunknannock 7,43 and 11.KI a. m. 4.15,
' For Oweito, Auburn, Ithaca and Geneva 11.53
""For'lSey'vlUo, Towanda, Sayre, JVaverly, El
mlia, Jtocliester, lluBalo, K'sipira Falls and tlie
,trnB tt r.t a , . and in r.fl n. m.
For Elmlra ahd tho West via Salamanca at
m- SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New York 6.07 and 11.12a.m. ; 3.17 and 7.20
PFo'r Philadelphia 7.57 a. 111.: 2.62, 6.17 and 7.26
P'Fo"r Easton and Intermedial Btatlont, 0.07,
. t. , n , . , o K- K.I7 flnrt 0.02 D. ra.
Fir Mauch'thuuk 8.14, 9J6, 11.20, 11.3s 11.63
bAJi,ua.,ir... a, tin? n. m., 2.62 and 7.2C D. 111.
For llazleton P.50, aud 11 53,a.in. ; 3.10 and 10.59
PFo'r MahanoyCIty and Shenandoah 9.60, 11.53
a. m., ana 3.10 p. m.
v.. tvht. ii.,.n. vvnkA-Rrre. FUtston,
Tnnkhannock.Towauda. Sayre. Ithaca, (tamj.
Aunurn, wmira, ncfiuesicr, d,u.,
Falls and the West 11.63 a. in. and 103 p. m.
For further particulars Inquire ol Agents for
lime lauie.
A SWElUAKD.Uen'l Manager.
O. HANCOCK, General rawenaer Auent,
l'hlladelnhla. Fa.
W. NONNEMACHER. Ass't Ueneral Fas-
senfier Aeent, doiuii oeiuicurn,, 4 .
Aiav 11. 9-. IV
FOR SALE.
a fas-tn aitiiAfori in Tnttftmensinrr township,
Carbon county, raM about six mites from Weiss-
mo r.n Hurl ItaarlinD- friim Stllfl fllUCfi tO KrCJEC'
vine coDtainlnK upwards o( 43 aciesol clear
-MinM anrl u-ltli all nPTMOJirV mit but 1(111, (TS
comorlslnu ft TWO 8T0HV FKAMK l)WIsL
LINO HOUSE 1U24 feet, with awlujjlUlC leet,
a frame bank barn 32x48 leet. wagon shed 22x30
Itjet anu an otner necessary ouluuiiuiuks.
Terras ol saie win u m,
II. llarrllv. Fa.
First Mional M,
OFLEUI0IIT0N, PA,
i'i,,, 1 nn,,ni mivtinn far Seven Directors of
this Bank will be held at the Banking House, m
TUKSDAY..IANUAKY 10th, 1893, ,lcleen Hie
hours of ONE and 11IBEE O'CLOCK P. M.
JOI1NT. 8EMMKI Cashier.
Lehlglrton, Ta., Dec. 24, ISDlf.
Executor's Notice.
f.m. of JANE DOVlill. lale of Franklin
Twp., Carbon county Pa., deceased. All persons
Indebted to said Estate are requested to niake
Imrai-dlate payment, and those having legal
claims against the same will present tliem with
out delay in proper order JJ Jjf'JJgJJ0!,
Die 23, 1KI2 6 tiecnuir.
Aftministrator's Notice.
Estate of JOHN O. FI'.Y. lata of Franklin Tp
Carbon county. l'a deceased. All persons in
debted to said Estate are requested to make Im
mediate payment, and those bating legal claims
rtgalnstthe same vil! present them wlthoutde
lay lu proper order ler a'tuentto
Do23, i92 C Administrator.
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WHICH IS
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vanla, iNew Jertey and Delaware, the Htate ana
near-at-boroenensU covered with a routine
curefulnesa and attention to detail not even at
tempted by aoy other paper.
The Press has alsd tlie beat ol porreipondenta
In all tne great cities ol the UnlteU tttates, as
well as flnnncial and railroad experts tn CliU'in
and tha Went, who keep the paper more than
abreast with event.
The columns ol the Sunday Press are enriched
by contributions from tltosu whooe namei are
written high in our lints ol Rreat authors!,
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Dally, Sunday and Weekly Press.
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the Issues of the day In a manuer both frank aud
fearless, letting tbe facts speak (er themselves
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PIIILADEUPIUA, PA.
ELY'S" ATABinH
Cream Balm i
Cleanses the
NiPsstss3
Allays Pain and
Inflammation.
Sials lis Smi,
Kntorrs tbe
Sns ot Taste
and Smell
laiT HJC.sH'
i A panicle is appllsil Into aarb nostril and i
i is srtl J''.c oo cents t uniffiiis ,
MfflSKffi&n . .,Tk
R
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EEVER I
A Fairy TiClQSQ";
it certainly Is no exaggera
tion for ns to say that our
smck rosombles a fairy Land
with onr Immense display ot
Christmas and New Yaar
Uoods that are now crowding
our shelves and counters and
bringing eager purchasers
here. We eclipse all oar
former efforts In tbls dlsolsy
both as to quality, assortment
and price. Hut In eclipsing
ourseltwe also knock com- ,
potetlon sky high. We will
mention a few things as space
permits: Toilet Cases, Work
Boxes, Bibles,- Handsomely
Bound Volumes by Eminent
Aurthors, Glove Cases, ltand
kerchelf Cases, Cuff and
Collar Boxes, Whlsp Holders,
Hand Mirrors, Albums, Dolls
Head Bests, Ink Stands
Beautiful Christmas Cards,
and a Hundred and one other
things that will ploase and
Interest you. Come and see
us snoo.
Obeht's Block, Lehighton, Pa.
LADIES AND AflSSF.S
Coats&Jackets
In lh very Neatest Styles
and at the Lowest Prices at
E. H. Snyder's,
also a full Hue of
Fine Dress Goods,
That can't be matched In this
town or county for Style
Quality or rrlces.
See Our Goods Before
You Buy.
AN II
KISTLER
CORNER SECOND & ALUM Sts.
Want everybody in Lehighton
to buy at their stire because
they have not only an ex
cellently assorted line
of fine
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Provisions,
Bools, Shoes, &c.,
but because their prices are low
er than these goods can be
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.
loliday Goods
ARE OOMIMO IN.
Our Jewelry Store
On Bank way, Lehighton,
is leading headquarters for
Watches,
Clocks,
Jewelry, all Kinds
at the Very Lowest Prices.
Repairing Promptly Done.
Wilson Frantz,
Bankway, Lehighton.
DRUGS, prc.
MEDICINES, genuine and best
SOAPS, laroe nne nn(l cheap.
WINES,?001 lor medicinal use
CIGARS, tlle be&t made.
SPECTACLES, nn extensive
and increasing trade. I guar
antee satisfaction to i:ery
customer.
PRESCRIPTIONS "refully
compounded.
Central Dm?? Store,
Dr. C. T. HORN,
Nervous Prostration.
Ml MBlMinnuL Kirk
ftn4 Nms
llradactso, Ilarbaha, DlaaltiraMf sw-
sia team, ssu imdm, a .riooi
hi. Vllns' IHusec, Opium
Habit, Drunkenness, ( mr dra
bx Ur. afllek Ulorlle Harrlno.
It dM, not tuMkii. .1 r-J . tM Sim. Bobbl
UroWBl, llelAad. n., MSued wltb ?1LP7
f V) fur and tentlftrs to eoa)Jlcar. Jmm
Pfitre. KUa. Ortrtrnn. bad bsMn muSvriaS wKb MMT
I itu PiOsVtnit.ia fur (our jsjUsVOCOM not Up,
DUiBUiI usiimxi ciro UDlli M Ul ur ss nmr-
toratlva Nanrlnoi h ts dowwu. rtnetouas
Vr ftt drtut-uji. Dr. MUm Hot and
Lhrr Pills uTdosK tor x cm we ta tu
Ntudr lor OuloBSDMs. Turvi4 liTr, etax, t.
pr.Mllo-'ModloolCoHkhart.lnd.
M l'TI,I
Vi EISSPORT, PA.
It is Kea'sonablo lor suggestive
hints on Christmas purchases.
e believe that we can meet nil
requirements in this highly im
portant lino with our excellently
selected ossortment of New
Toilat Articles, Sweet Perfumes,
Hair Oil, Bay Hum, Face Pow
ders, Pocket Books. Card Cases,
Cigar Cases, Cigars by tho Box,
Pocket Knives, Hair, Cloth and
Shoe Brushes', Razors, Toilet
Soaps, Fine Stationery, etc.
These are onlv some of the
many' things we have. We in
vite you cordially to come and
sec us before you buy else
where. BIERY, The Druggist.
Attention! Business Men
IIAXKEItS, BROKERS, nOOKKKriiltS.
I.AWYBliS, OFFICIALS.
Abstract Makers, Insurance Writers. Clerks,
And all whose Business llequires Writing.
Do not deface your books by scratching. Use
'I lie Ink Erasing Electroslne Pencil
which works Instantaneously and
does not abrade the paper.
A neat and clean set of Hooks Is appreciated by
Oood Business Men. Address all order to (leu
eral Agent E. v. KUim.NlIl:, steraleisvllle.
Oarb in county. Pa. Price 33, ea and 7S cents.
iAWFKlt, the barber, opposite the Opera
House, cuts hair, shares and does every
thing In first-class strle Drop In and aee htm.
Closed on Sundays. Toilet Articles for sale.
STUIlKIt'3 SUA VINO SALOON, opposite the
advocate orricK, Is headquarters for
shaviuK.halr cutting: and shampooing. Particu
lar attention paid to cutting Ladles bangs and
Children's Hair. Toilet article for sale. Choice
cigars. Cam.
GO TO Fits. ItODERRB, under the Exchange
Hotel, Bank street, tor a smooth shave ora
lashlonable hair cut. JIT Closed on Sunday's
Boeder's llatr tonic, cures Dandruff. We earry
ill nwfc luti iiucui taw: j lunciBruciOT l low
est prices, and we are the only place In tonn
where you ean buy Bender's Cream lor Ihelare.
T? I). CAMPBELL, oyer the Canal Bridge, East
WcUsport, cuts hall, shaves and shampoos
In stylo. Give me a call. You can also buy
Day Bum, Hair Toulcs, &c., at the very lov,est
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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.Quolity.Quantity
and LOW PRICES.
Perfect fits guaranteed to
EVERYBODY.
Respectfully,
wHunsicker'
Comer 8th and Hamilton Sts.
GO TO
SWEENY'S
"Corner Store"
lOraip, Leiois, Bananas, M,
Apples, Celery, ill,
Grapes, TaWe Raisins, Coifec
tiais, Fancy Basiels, Qneens
; ware, aMa foil ie of Nice
Groceries.
Lowest prices, gooil treatment,
prompt delivery
Call and. See Us.
Corn ek Store, j
LEHIGHTON PA.
ft
A certaiuStdealsr says "examine my competitor'
stock end I am suro you will then Imv from me."
This Js NotSo,For At
M. T. TEEXLBRS
Popular Carriage Works.
YOTT f!AN Ttrtv
All Kinds of Wacrnns
cJ"5f Yon Can Bny Elsewhere Id Tie Valley
xx YVOJiKOFHONOR.
Ire enn soil vn,, T? m , -, . .
n littin w .V ' -"iy ur onoaay work just as low. ves
nrt ict Ct worntI,erdeaIerV?nlnfrrd ,n s'11 th
utiiu.t. nut p don t recommend it but
Onr Own Wori
Christmas Presents.
NO BOASTING I
Uook's Tllft?.S!lTi"(l no Assortment ofKtandant
Jferere " .,C)', ,prices- Ki6u" are J'"st
right and you will find here just exactly what you
want at just exactly the price you can afford to
pay for it. (Tome and see us-
Chas. H. Nusbaum,
BRIDGE STREET, WEISSPORT, PA.
A MEREY CHRISTMAS.
Lot us throw you gentle hint on Present Making. What
would be more appropriate than a
Pretty Rocker, A Handsome Side Board,
Book Case, Parlor Suit or Bed Room
Suit for a Holiday Tresent.
ll'e have Everything in this Line at. Marvelously Low
Prices. Come and see us and let us tell you our
Low Price,1.
KEMERER & SWARTZ,
NORTH FIRST STREET.
T F V ar m neetl of Wal1 PaPer' Window Shades, Curtain
8tam and Sash Ro 8- Room Mouldings, 8taUon
ary, all kinds ol Brushes, Paint and Painters Supplies go to
First Street, Lehighton,
Lowest Prices.
The ladios of the county will continue to find usheadqua
tors for all the new and pretty things in Millinery at the lowe
prices. You need not go to Allentown or Philadelphia, we will
sell you cheaper than you can buy in the cities. City milliners
are always cmployedihere.
rench Dress Robe
"Vo arc offering a Lot of French Dress Robes at Gteatly Re.
duced Prices. The Styles and Colorings are excellent, and nil
are to be closed out as follows:
' "A5,lin wpi ImpnrIM to sell tor 10,00.
$MX) " " ' $l?,00snd 113.00.'
" $10,00 " " tn.OOsnd 120.00.
" $12,50 " ' i2,60
" 20,00
634 Hamilton
Tlie btst Chris Kiogle tbe world lias erer known conldn't bajf
reaeb Ui BIk Assortment ot rjolldar Ooods now on exhibition at
our popular store. To (tire jun an Idea ot what we bars we will
bat mention Flush Toilet Cues, Smoker Sets, Albums, Minlcur
Met. Hinderkerchelf Csses, Cloths Hampers, Polls In endless
varies and at Pslce tbat are almost giving tbsm swsr, Wl ne Bets
Lemonarle and Hater bets, Work Boxes, Ink Standi, Tojs In Uie
greatest i-letrerr shewn In tbls sown, Christmas Tree Oreoa.
tneoU, 1 Antlfnl Jewelrv, Fine Silverware, Pocket Books, Strap
Albums, and tbe Finest and Cheapest ktae ot Confectioner; In (be
Ysllty. Come and see ns before jou buy elsewhere.
B. K. Culton, Lehighton, Pa.
JlOV VOOR
t-ii j. n i.
Chl'IStinnS J'reSeiltS
AT-
Franlc Leibengnth's1
KOUTH FIRST STRUM,
where also ran lie found a
Hue Una of nne urocerlea,
Fruits, Candle, dreen Vete
Uble In season, Acattheverr
Lowest I'rh?es. Prompt atten
tlon and good goods.
QigfCALL AND SEE US
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Carts, Sleiffhs. &r.
We Do Reconiiieni
!!--! -
Andrew Bayer,
Give us a Call.
The prettiest line of Fall and
Winter
Coats, Jackets, Cloaks,
AND
Trimmed Hats!
ever put on sale in Carbon coun
ty can now he seen at
J. (jritHV
Millinery Stores,
Lehighton & Weissport
(30,00
St., Allentown.
pOIt SLTEEVISOIt,
The undersigned 111 be a candidate
tor Supervisor of Mahonttiir Township,
at the spring electloj.
Itf. SAMUEL EVEHT.
Administrator's Notice.
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