CSTABUalUlD lets). The Carbon Advocate r&lTE9 XTBST alTURhAT nv Harry V. Moithlmor, Sr. r.F'CBell.r' Tllook, Nnrtn l lr.t Street, UhlfMoa. Fft. 'lata Taper has t apetpted at (he tahlchlen r.st Odlci si Scond Class littler. OWn ADVKItTISINO KATES. kaeal ul Iteadlnt notices to tike run of npif m per line for each Insertion. TKniore' Administrators' and Auditors' lc- thanks, reselurloas nt reepeet, antt similar aotlcea one time 11.00. fjoral dices of entertainments, snpperp ftattralt, Iain, dancee, and all entertainment. MtzaM to make mosey a cent.' p'r line, unless leHprtnttDE baa been done for I lie name at this iSs'plaradtertlsements, flrr Indies and oer, fa per inch peranum. Knbar.lntlnn nrlr. ai 0O Wh i tt.lil UMlt CSSO t$i.stt not sopatd. Tbii ru utll lierearter a .trloc.ntlr enforced. , . Cams-Transient adterlltlnE and ot i-rllt- ieiea.li; rearij adremsinz paramo nuari.ni. SATURDAY, JANUAUV 11,1803 Our Circulation 1408 Do TOO want a newspaper that owns Itselff A newspaper that patronises home business! A newspaper that en courages enterprise and ondeaTors to ito all the news of the county? Then get the Adtocate It Is the people's paper, always with the masses. Den Kustz denies In an exchange that he wrote a communication that appeared In our columns some time go. If there is anybody who wants to flndfienKuntz out a falsifier let him call at this ofuce and see the original manu script. That will settle the difficulty In nnt-sboU. TntHailoh Chunk Gazette added oie moral year to its roll with its last Issue anA it celebrated the Important rent trV appearing somowhat enlarged and Imoroved in its typography. Bro ther SJsley is meeting with success, of whlebjwe ore pleasod to note, while nt the tfmd tlmo we hope fortune may continue to smile her sweetest on him. Tfrrnonit somewhat jealous down tofrn contemporary the Advocate's orly fault seems to be that this paper outstrips it at every point, we can tand It if the Press can, ro blaze away 'with all the violence of your dozen and ' o one amateur oultors ana oiner wlse Interested ones. The Advocate Is in it, and just now Is hcadoverheels in job printing for Mauch Chunk, Slat Ington, Allentown, Ac, which wo print is good style and not at extortion prices, as some people do who llvo off the public crib. Sbcxetart Habxitt has submitted ls report of the State Department for the past two years, to Governor Tattl son. During this time tho depart ment has issaed 1153 charters, 79 of wmleh were to locomotive railroads and 127 to street railways. The fees re ceived for letters patent amounted to $71,577.50, which does not inelado the bonus faes far the State Treasury. The expenses of the department were 01,11.G5. With other rovenues the excess of receipts ever expenditures is 922,152. The department issued KH5 elvll and military commissions. OKOUaBI ANDTOVfNSlIIPAUDITOIIS. Under the new Baker ballot law very much responsibility falls upon the nu dltors of the boroughs and townships in the several counties of the State, From time to time this paper published matter in reference to the law and the lection, and those of the auditors who have felt sufficiently interested should be pretty well instructed by this time. However, for the benefit of those who yet do not understand thxmany points of tho new law, we will agree to en lighten on any particular it the action or point is marked out and sent to ns, The reply in all cases will be published In our columns nt the first opportunity. A NEW COURT HOUSE. There is now no question but what Cirbon county will, during 1803, have a new court house that will do full redlt to our financial and business im portance. The proposed new structure will be erected on the site of the pres nt buildings that is the present court house will be transformed into publlo Sloes and the Tacant space in the rear of the public offices will bo the site for the new building, which is to be a redit to Carbon county. The Cabbox Advocate has but one regret and that is that Lehlghton can not be made the County Seat, yet we are liberal enough not to be jealous of our lucky neighbor town, and we know that they are proud of the coming structure. rlOr. N. M. BALLIUT ENDUItRBU. Tha school direotors of this town hav clearly emphasized the position in which they stand by declaring unanimously in favor of Frof. N, M, Ballltt, of Normal Square, Carbon ounty, as their choice for the high aid responsible office of Superinten dent ot Publlo Schools of this county. The professor is eminently qualified for the important office to which he aspires and his election will demon strate In the broadest sense that the school directors of the county believe In progressive Ideas and new methods ot instruction. It will show that they believe that this high and honorable ffice should be placed with the teach ers ud that those who are not teachers hav no business to hold it contrary to law, and common reason. Mr, Balllet will make a good superintendent if lac tod j he will givo all of bis time to the Important duties pertaining there to; he will be above petty spites and more petty prejudices; he will be lib eral and progressive, and like bis bro ther, Prof. Thos. M. Balllet, nowot Springfield, but one time of this coun ty, will soon find a warm place in the heart af every teacher In Carbon aunty. A life-long acquaintance with Mr. Balllet and with a full aud correct appreciation of his abilities, we sin ccrely hope to see him elevated to this high office, rMXHSTLVANlA OFFICES AFFKCTKD, The extentlon of the civil service, which has been promulgated by the issuance ot an executive order by Pres ident Harrison last Friday will elTect the following Pennsylvania offices given below. Hereteforo the classified services has only extended to free de livery Post Offices having fifty or more employed, but the present order is sweeping and extends to all free de livery offices. It will bring in ontof me wet. rrom b,uuu to iu.uoi Republican minor officials and carriers at free de livery offices. The order uh it applies to the Weather Bureau will probably Broteet from 100 to GtX itanuhlinaii officials. By the terms of the order, however, these oflkHala must first pass a civil service examination, which Is provided for, beforeobtaining immuni ty from dismissal for partisan reasons. After this order goes into effect there will be about 60,000 employee under the protection of the civil service law, including those of the custom servioe. The Pennsylvania offices which will b placed under the protection otthe elvll service law by the President's erdar arc as follows Allentown, Altoona, Beaver Falls, llellefoate, Bethlehem, tlutler, Carbondale. Car lisle, Chester, Corry, Franklin, Greens boro, Harrisburg, Hotleton, Hunting don, Johnstown, Lancaster. Lebanon, Lock' Haven, McKeecport, Mabanoy City.Meadvtlle, Nantiooke, New Castle, NorrUtown, lltUfleld, llttstoti, Potta vllle, South Bethlehem, Tituavillc, Towsnda, Union town, Warren, West Cnsster. Wllkeabarre. WiUitniport Urrk A COUNCIL MEETING. I tiik rniST mhiitinu oftiik um.iniB in Tin: kkw YHAit. llrport of tne lloar.1 ir llmltb, Ullla Ap proved ami Tat Collector Krti.dle Makes Settlement. The liorough fathers met in regular monthly aeealou nt the office of the secretary, Q. IV. Morthlmor, on Alum street, Tuesday evenlrijt. The burgess presided. Members in attendatico James l. Smith, J. I.. Oable, It. T. Strain) and U J. Heldt. The Borough 8olicitor,11oraco lleydt, Esq., llilghton' popular young bar rister, was present. The secretary read the minutes of the previous moetiug and thoy were adopted as a correct journal of that meeting. Mr. Wilson K. Beunlnger, as a com mittee from Lehigh Fire Co., No. 1, was before oouncil with a request to make the present truck house iuoro available. The following bills wore prosentcd and on motion properly seconded, were ordered to be paid. n. Y. Dower, Health Ofllcer, salary. tllM waier uompanj. a raonins serrice oiow W K. Ash, flagging 1 10 Dividing Iihlghton Into Wards John Craig li. H. Heiuuleinan 3 40 UMKrtim 3 10 Total S601 0 The hecrotary reported 85.23 received from tho M. E. Church for work dono by tho borough In 1891. The Board of Health reported for the month ending December HI, 1802, as follows: Number of births, 0. Number of marriage, 0. ;N umber of cases, communicable di seases, G. Numberof death certificates issued!. Number of transient certificates re ceived, 3. Number of burial permits granted,8. Number of nuisances abated, 2. Tax Collector William Sebadle was present and reported hi final settle ment as follows: Amount of exonera tions, 27.00; amount of additional tax collected outside of duplicate, 8197.15. The total taxes were apportioned as follows, including supplement, and mo tive per eent. after December 18, 1802: liorongh tat A mount of duplicate lM (supplement ! five per rein, miumtinai ou Tola! . ,. 31.151 40 Water and tight lax- A mount of duplicate '. S2.MS 3 Supplement TJ 21 r lc per rcui. auuiuuuiu.... .- it w Total.... (2,112 77 Bonded Indebtedness Amount of duplicate 353 70 Supplement U 71 J 10 i' 11 e per rent. auuuiuimi. Total e:o n Special tax- Amount of duplicate (U17 28 Supplement... M 72 Five percent, additional 10 C2 Total S1.KUC2 Of these amounts the tax collector has his usual rebate for collections. Messrs. Gable. Heldt and Hellman were appointed a committee to view the truck house and to act in their judgment in tho matter. It was moved and agreed to sell Win Werner a street lamp. Council adjourned. STATE HATTERS IH BRIEF. llift Ilrst of New Cullrd From Multl lude of Source. Schuylkill county staeeM under a deut or euu.uuu. OrwigsbuiRs various shoe factoriea employ ou Hands. A Ildsboro, furnace idle for two years has resumed. Allentown'a real estate assessment aggregates $15,413,100. Diphtheria has closed the public schools or Freemaustmrg. Cumberland county's marriage license record iorl8i?J was 01 J. Thero were 651 marriage licenses is sued in Lehigh county last year. There are eighty-five applications tor licenses In (Jolumuia count'. There were 5,364 pupils enrolled in tne wiikesuarre scnoois during uecem ber( VJ. In Lancaster 1.120 marriage licenses were issued last year, rather above the average run. A South Dickinson twp.. Cumberland county, farmer recently killed a porker that weighed GS9 pounds. Last vear 33A33 trains passed over the middle division of tho Pennsylvania Kallroad.an increase or i,y.w trams over 1801. Personal taxes amounting to $90,715. to the oredit of Lancaster county - for 1892. were paid State Treasurer iuorns on the other day. For State purposes the value of property taxable is given at ?G0C.C80,4C4, and the total debt of all the counties aggregates 8G3,C0202. Ji sewing needle worked its way through the arm of Mrs.Wm. Jarrlstof Shamokiu, and she doesn't know how It got there. During the past year 5,000,000 pack, ages and 810,000 pieces of baggage were handled at Union Station, Pittsburg. Xo census of tho pieces of profanity is given. Pottsyllle will claim a rebate of fifty Eer cent, from the Ebison Electric Ight Company, because their lights are only 9G3-candle power Instead of 2,000, as guaranteed. During 1802 there were 231 wills filed In tho Register's office of Berks, and 238 letters of administration crranted seven more wills and four more letters of administration than In 1S91, Ilcv. V. M. Stearns, the Bible lecturer, last year held G21 Hi bio and preaching services, traveled 17,500 miles in visit ing the different classes, and sent $0,500 to foreign missions in various parts of the world. Win. 11. Iluth, residing near Itiegels ville, Bucks count v. a few days ago cut down a sassafras tree on the farm of Uriah 11111 pot, sixty-seven feet long and measured eighteen inches across tho stump. On counting the rings on the reo he found it to be 150 yearm old. Character luupr.ouatlou, Mr. Kirk's entertainment in the old Presbyterian Church Inst Thursday night, has the best of the kind this place was had in a long time. Mr. Kirk ims improved vory much since his ap pearance here lost winter, a fact that was plainly noticeable in the few se lections that he repeated by request. His Impersonation and characteriza tion of Dioken's "Old Fagin" in Oliver Twist, proved that bla talent was of no ordinary order. lUsoou.eptlon of the character seemed In full accord with the meaning of the celebrated author, Otsego Journal, Aug. 8, 1888. Mr. Kirk will give one ot his imltl able performances In the Opera House, In town, Friday evening, Jan. 20th, for the benefit of the High School Literary Society. Admission 15 ct, 'J5 cts and 35 cents, , ll.raaln Kal.s. Oar stock of men's nnd boye' over coats will be sold at t former prices which means a S10.00 cost to you for JS.00, a fine 812.00 coat we s.ll for M.OO, a -J0.CO coat tor 810.00. Call early for bargains at the One Price Star Cloth ing Hall, Mauch Chunk. Smtni Ward Democrat Will please meet at the Exchange Hotel ou Saturday evening, January 21, to nominate candidates for the several ward and borough offices to be voted for attbe spring election. . II. Ndsbidm, M. T. Tbeiler, W.O. Obsbt, Copimlttee. All First Ward D.luera4. Are earnestly invited to meet in convention at the Valley House on tha evening of Saturday, January SI, for me purpose oi putiuiff la nomination offlosrs for the several offices to be flllsd at the February eleetiou. Let the meeting lie a large one aud all Demo crats aUeti') J lass p. tituTH, DkJ.O. Zcbk, li W MoBTaixiE, assssU NEWS CP THE WEEK. TtitirMlaj elan. A. Nftturttl gM MploOwl fttlHHiohtte&Hen- Hiberry', Chteugn, killing neven It 1 tww propO"d tlwt tl city of York tAilM the nrtMdwAy underground railroad A street war 1 on In Kfrport. N. J, ttAkrrUlt) (N. C.) nioli lynched n tntir tUrer after eleven deputies and m many of their own smiR were Killed Thirty-three ftddltlonal typhus caes in New York 1'hrre thousand Tammany braves will march at the Inaugural Oovernor Morris laAugur&ted at New Haven; Governor HulU'Iey had held over two years because tf a deadlock in legislature Henry Ca bot Lodge will be the Republican senator from IMasNtchitsetts Gas explosion at Troy wrecked bnlldlng corner Ferry and Third streets Professional Skater Don oghue isnues sweepstakes challenge Mr. Blaine's condition critical Mar tin U Willanl, Auburn, selected by Adjutant General Porter ns clerk in the military department Wall street stocks dull and speculation narrow; money easy Nurse In Black well's island almshouse died of typhus fever New York's legis lature passed hill to hold constitutional convention Charles A. Orr Is United States pension agent In Buffalo- Nellie Miller, Buflalo, escaped In safety from burning building, but went back to look ror a pet dog and died Hansom iteeu and his former wife, divorced sixteen years, were remarried at YUcher's Ferry, Sara- toa county Martin Williams, of St. Johnsville (N. Y.) Agricultural works, assigned to F. S. Van Dusen Nel son 11. Yaudenhurgh, of Ballstou, N. Y. fell headlong from a scaffold in the new Methodist Episcopal church twenty feet Macungle furnace, of the Crane Iron company, has been again lighted after Idle ness of some months Uev. T. B. Aruell elected archdeacon of archdeaconry of Har risburg At Strausstown, Pa., Jacob Klehl was attacked by a vicious bulldog and the flesh of his lower Jaw torn off. Fridfir, Jan. 6, Philadelphia city hall impropriation of $1,200,000 vetoed by Mayor .Stuart War department expects trouble on Texas bor ders Old employees are being reinstated at Carnegie mills Martrou D. Lewis, Democrat, -will succeed St. Louis, default ing treasurer New York exhibitors tin- tble to cet space at Chlcaso fair Owing to brewery war in St. Ixmis leer sells for half price, four dollars a barrel Dr. uoit, Amherst araduate. inaugurates camnaicn of soap and water In slums of New York William li. tihattucK kins nis nnae ot three months, who accused him of unfaith fulness, Albany Grace Vllon, claimant tor Crouso millions at byrAcuw, was ui vorccd and married an Australian Tam many at Albany will oppose national quar antine "The Knickerbockers," new opera by Do Koven and Smith, well received at Boston Developments show that Miss Stradler, who fainted at tho marriage altar at Brldgeton, N. J., did so purposely. The wedding is off Nebraska senate deadlock may defer Governor Cronnse's Inauguration -Kansas supreme court de cided for Stubba In legislative contest, which will permit Ilepublicans to organ ize the house Michigan Ilepublicans re nominate Senator Stockbridge Riot and carnage at Bakersville pronounced a hoax Massachusetts supreme court sustained verdict of $10,701 against General Benja min F. Butler. General Butler Indorsed for $12,500, receiving Its value Freeman D. Somerby, Dr. Charles II. Baker and Joseph Gladding, of Order of Iron Hall, arraigned in Philadelphia for raising $200,000 to sustain Mutual Hanking and Trust company of Philadelphia Eng lish capitalists will build brewerhw at San Francisco, Denver, Baltimore, De troit, Rochester, Portsmouth, N. II., New ark and Mexico M r. J oh n Husk in dangerously 111 from brain disease - Uovernors or .Maine. rew Hampshire, .Mas sachusetts and Michigan inaugurated One hundred typhus cases thus far in New York Wall street stocks dull, except Reading. Money easy -Alleged that M, Charles de Leeseps and M. Mart us Fon taine, of Panama Canal company, made confessions Gail Hamilton assails Glad stone as murderer of Mrs. May brick. Saturday, Jan. 7. President Harrison extended civil service law to Include 601 free delivery post offices and weather bureau employees, making 8,000 persons placed under civil service during present administration Ellen Moody and family, pauper Immigffenta at Philadelphia, who claimed to bevisHors only, under law oruered returned Ex Bank Examiner Drew asks for investiga tion or bis connection with Keystone bank failure Brooklyn board supervisors and other officials indicted for alleged dls-1 honest expenditure of Columbian cele bration funds Mrs. Parnell arranged to pay preferred creditors Charles Schatcable held for bigamy. Union Hill, N. J. President Arrlngton, Vice ; President Troth, Glassblowers' National union, indicted for conspiracy at New Brighton, N. J. Jack Ashton, Sullivan's sparring partner, dead New coast de fense vessel Monterey pronounced great success Mrs. tuntu bteele neid a prison- or by her huband at Gllsey House, New York William S. Ladd, Pacific coast millionaire banker, dead Fire destroyed $100,000 worth poroperty, Coney Island N. Y. .Nebraska legislature deadlock broken by combination of Republlo ans and four Democrats, who electeJ Cowell (Rep.) president senate Call lornia Democratic legislative caucus nominated White for United SUtcj senator James Smith, Jr., said he would defeat Governor Abbett for senator in Nev Jersey Bandmaster Cappa dead Freight Conductor Charles T. Holland auj Kasper Thorcxen and Joseph A. Sandhold er, trainmen, arrested at East Hartford, Conn., for robbing freight cars Ex-Governor Miller, Connecticut, chosen orator for next Yale law school commencement Officially declared that no cholera exists at tho Arkansas penitentiary Patrolmen Peter E. Hill and Michael Dempsey, who killed the Italian Frank Carlzzlo, exonerated by grand jury, Cleve land Miss King, who accidentally killed Albert McCoy during charade, San Fran cisco, declared not guilty of murder New trial for Grossman, Moll tor's mur derer, refused, Alpena, Mich. Major James P. Frost, financial editor of Boston Globe, dead Harvey Burget, millionaire, dead, Itatbbonevllle, N. Y. A disorder ly anti-Semitic meeting broken up in Paris Stocks dull; feJ.000,000 In gold exported Five New York police captains trans ferred because captains allowed gambling and disorderly houses in their precincts Professor Peter E. Tarpey, New York, dead General Alger clothed 700 Detroit newsboys Beading railroad to get a loan and pay interest on preference bonds Professor Thomson, Lynn, Mass., declares that he can construct a machine that will make 50-foot thunderbolts French roy alists denounce Count of Paris for not boldly declaring himself emperor Attor ney F. M. Deal killed Attorney F. R. Mc- Kinnon, Guthrie, O. T. Eagle brewery, Newark, N J., burned Henry Clay Evana, of Tenneeaee, appointed first aawtst- antpost.mai4r general Henry II. Moire, of Washlogtoii, appointed Vulted Htatea consul at Three Itlvem, Canada Gaa ex plosion, Pittsburg. kllU Mr. and Mr, Xhomas Dovey nnd Infant daueliter Banker Kugene Mehler. Ner York, deatl aiunday, Jan. V. Senate considers Immigration restriction The suggestion of Adjutant General Doutflass, of Maryland, tbatcongreaa enact a law to provide for ad encampment ot 100,000 United State and atate troops at World' fair, aeut to the Rfoate Indicted Brooklyn ofllclal do not fear conviction Cholera deaths in Kurope number nearly 100,000 Mrs. Carrie E. Vandergrlft, al leged poisoner, drops dead, Bordentown, K J. Mary Price, Corning, N. Y., Indicted for bigamy Colonel Samuel McCurdy, Mexlouu war veteran, died at Carlisle, Pa. Jaciee H. Yall made executive man ager Connecticut World' Mr xklbl( Congreaairun JoUu L. MUbJl dying BUllardUt Sloem eiiU,uj.f ttuy man la the world for IJ.OuO a kide Ice gorge lu Ohio river Imperil shipping- Joslah Qulney r-elecied chair man Massa cbn&etts Democratic statu committee General Collins, of liostou, confer with Cleveland about war department portfolio Judge T. F UargotNf, Kentucky, men tioned as Senator Carille' encoeaor If Carlisle aoeepu oaUoet petition Penu - srlranla railroad IrelaLc handlers warned to leave their union lij (ianeral Agent PetTj, Indianapolis New York, l'resa club complete. H 00,00) building lund Packer Jobn P. Squirts dead. Carnbrldg., Mass. Dr. Henry Carar, llrookljn, giTH B.t. Fattier UcOlynn (1,000 Report In Chicago that formal charges bare beeu prfrred aealnst ArabbUhop Corrlgan, New York, by ArsbbUbop Ire land, St. Paul, to tbe effect tbat Corrlgan baa conspired to diagrams ArchUabop Ire land and Mgr. Satolll, tbe papal delegate to America Ex -Secretary lllafne report ed vraalcar and tb ead oaid to be uar Louise Potueroy-Klllot, dlrorwd wife of Ilrtok Pomeroy, dead Four Ituadui nl- blUria amwtMl, Paris Formidable grain blockada, St. Louia Presidential .lectors meat is .very state and sign oertifieatea u to raault of lecact eleriion Employeea of tbe Praaukbraatb of tbe New York Life Insura&a. com pony abaund with flfjUK) Yim through train, from tbe aoat eours Smile ow tb. UrvM K or t her a railroad Calvary fiplaeopal church HummU, X J , burned loss, ta.ut) Ratattvas of Uraos WUsou, mmbu of tbe child claiming fl KlfU. CmiiuIb .lll(nn. Law ... belt r&ys be wilt fight MltcBsii. 1 TnaiitiT. Jul lO. Breaker Suiter announce his commit-1 a " s irA. s1stnHl oolite was: Cl.reland, 78; Harrison, 1M; it si,. t- ru..i.. At. hlHllt ma I v rarer, -rt, mr. vjccimiu y mi . w IWdcnt Harrison, 1M. and his majoritj otct all. 103 Allegfd Instructions IMum to Populist. In Montana, ualirornia ana Wyoming not to vote for s Democrat tar United States senator Clauds Matthews Inaugurated governor of Indians Wa. ler Warner to hang March 15 Ilreak In the Heading coal combine by tha with drawal of the Central IUIlro.il of Mew Jer sey New national quarantine bill re ported to the house Mr. Blaine near death's door; all hope abandoned Vandnlla isllroad makes war on tho Freight Handlera' union Henry Day. noted New York lawyer, dead The France-Russian alliance said to be an assured thing Profamor Frederick Knapp, Boston, dead Big wire trust formed st Pittsburg; capital, $23,000,000 Princess Marie of Cdlnourgn sua Prince Ferdlnnnd of lloumsnls married, Germany Miss Virginia Fair, San Fran cisco, engaged to marry rnnce roniatow skl of Poland Archbishop Ireland denies that he has sent charges against Arcn bishop Corrlgan to Home Trial of Pan ama canal suspects beglna, Paris Pope'a Jubilee opens at the Vatican Senator Kenna out of danger Two new typhus esses nnd fire deaths. New York -Colorado senate's deadlock broken by combine of Populists and Democrats Charles D. Hamilton re-eiecteu president uucago board ot trade Kansas state officers In augurated Her. Dr. Edward L. Clark, Now York, resigns because ha has views similar to Dr. Brlggs England gives Turkey twenty-four hours to pay Indem nity for the murder of a British aubject by native police. Y.dncd.r, Jan. 11. Edward Murphy nominated for United 8tates senator from New York by Demo cratic caucus of legislature by vote of 85 to 5 Mr. Blaine rallies and his friends be lieve ho may live several weeks Thirty men drowned in Wheel and Owl mine. Pen- ranee, England Ten men convicted of riot at Duquesne, Pa. Senstor Cockrell, ot Missouri, mentioned for s cabinet posi tion Ex-Treasurer Foerestal, ot St. Louis, not to be sued for his son's embez zlement Columbian government sus pends action on Panama canal, franchise renewal on account of scandal in Paris Pennsylvania railroad officials deny that they are making war on unions Donog hue refuses to skate Ennis snd Franklin Pension Commissioner Hauru esti mates pension deficiency for year ot $13,- 800,000 Harvey's World's Fair hotel, Chicago, burned; losa, JS0.OO0 Egbert Judson, millionaire, of San Francisco, dead Louis I3. iAvy, president of sev eral New York insurance companies, ac cused of Irregularities Miss Phosbe Cou- sens abandons her suit to compel her rein statement as secretary to the board ot lady managers of the world's air benstor Carlisle said to have accepted treasury portfolio A. A. McLeod re-elected presi dent ot the Philadelphia and Reading road. Fire starts in Hecht Bros.' building, 219 Federal street, Boston; causes I1,S00,- 000 damages Officially announced that Prince ot Wales will not attend World's fair John Ward abandons bar tball for tho law business Premier Hlbot'a cab inet, France, resigns on account of Panama scandal. Hlbot, at President Co. mot's re quest, reconstructs cabinet as follows: M. Hlbot, premier and minister ot interior; M. Develle. foreign affairs; M, Tlrard, finance; M. Bourgeois, Justice; General .Lotzlllon, war; M. Burdeau. colonies and marine; M. Dupuy, Instruction; M. Viger, agriculture; M. Siegfried, commerce; M. Vlette, works Pope Leo said to have intimated that Cardinal Vanu telli, of Bologna, will succeed him Philadelphia presbytery decides to con sider revision of Westminister confession. General Benjamin F. Butler dies of heart failsre Seven new coses smsllpox, Akron, O. Bill giving president $1,000,- 000 to prohibit Introduction of cholera sua- poets and provide proper quarantine for United States passes senate Bishops of United States asked to report to pope their opinions of Mgr. Satolll's plana concerning the parochial school question Coast de fense vessel Monterey accepted Allen and Sachteleben, bicyclists, resume globe girdling tour at San Francisco Governor Eagle, Arkansas, dying Skater Norseng challenges Joe Donoghue to skate three races Victorious Populists Installed, Denver. (Advertisement DON'T BE DECEIVED ! rhllllns has numerous wavs of de. celving the people. He approached a Eiano customer of mine and this was is story: "Do yon want a pianolike Snyder keeps for sale T I'll sell you one for $170; but I would advise you te let hands otr.lt is trash; they are no good. Now, I will sell you a good piano, the New England, for 1300, then you have something you can depend on." Now, I would hereby Inform the public, that 1 can show that his New England costs the same as the Cable, and it there is anyone who does not believe It, I will set him the same piano for (200 that runups sens at 3uo. in cannot aoir. 1 will give the purchaser 150 as a gift, Again, he wanted to wagtr money I oould not set the Holler Organ, but be either had no money to wager, or was a coward. I got the Organ, and the same Btyle he sold for $133, for $35. He claimed be could sell the Laurence Piano Organ for $70: I sent him customer, and he advised the party to go to Allentown, where he could get all he wanted for $70, which wasa bare faced He, for they are sold at $125 cash, or $140 on time, bv all the dealers in Allentown. Heals claimed he was satisfied with a profit ot $5, on an organ, I will give him one hundred dollars for every new organ ho sold that he did not make $20 clear, if he gives me $10 for everyone I can show he made from $20 to 850 on. This offer he' can accept anytime he sees nt. I mean business, and am determined the people shall know that Phillips stoops to falsehood to make sales, and uses language unbecoming a man of busi ness. A. P. SNYDER, East end of Lehigh Bridge, Welssport, Pa. Troat Fry for tb. Asking. The Pennsylvania Commissioners of Fisheries are now prepared to receive applications tor brook trout fry. Appll cations should be sent to the following commissioners: Henry C. Ford, No. 823 Vine street, Philadelphia: W. L. Powell, Harrisburg; S. B. StUlwell, Scranton; II. C. Demutt, Lancaster; Louis Steuber, Erie; O. VT. Welchans, Pittsburg. One can of trout fry, con taining 1,500 flsh, will be sent free to the nearest railroad station of eacb applicant. Administrator's Notice. Estate ot Polly Kresge late of Franklin Twd. it?, ra.. deceased. All Dei ra., aeee dehted to aald Estate are resouested to make Im kidl mediate payment and those haTlng legal claims apulDit the same wlU present them without de Ut Id proDcr order for settlement. AUSTIX BOYER. Jan ll.USMa Admuilstrator. Executor's Notice. Estate of ADAM PEG EL. late of Franklin Twp., Carbon county.l'a., deceased. All persons indebted to aald Esute are requested (o make Immediate payment, and those having legal claims against ine same wttl present them wtU. out delay in proper order tor settlement to AUHTIN BOVEH, Jan. 11. 13 Executor. Executor's Notice. Estate o( JANK HO YE It. lata ot FraakUn Tup., Carbon county la deceased. All persons Indebted to said Ustateare requested to make Immediate payment, and those hating lecal rUlms against the same will present them with out delay in proper order for settlement to AIITIN itpVKK. Pc J3, 18M e Executor. Afiistratort Notice. ' ErtaJta of JOUNO. FHV.UUof FrankUaTwp dehted to said Estau ara rtnusiud fa taaka 1m, Danasi ua X.S1 mediate payment, andtbos. having Ut si claims axslnstth.saa.wiu present them without de lay In proper ordr tor settlejn.otto Dec ). H9!- italn?st5tr. THE SUN. Daring 1833 THE BUS will be of surpassing eisellenea and will print mora news and more pur literature than ever before in Ha history. The Sunday Sun is the grtstest Sunday Xewtpaper in tha world. Price So. aoopr. By mall, 2 ajsar DaJJ.b mall, ... $6 a year ally asd Stdy, by mall - W a year Aiirss. mi int, yty rtit. O VOT tho HOUOaT , RUSU 1893. But we are still hers for business. During this year we will steadily en deavor to cater to the taste of our peo ple In always having in great assort ment. Tojs of all kinds, Prettr Dolls, Fine Slverware, Beautiful Jewelry, Games of all kinds. Toilet and M'ari cure Set), In fact everything usually kept in our line, including out st the most complete assortments of Station ery and Tablets In town at tha very lowest prices. The ladles particularly are Invited to see this line ot goods while the school children will smile all over at the big Tablets we are almost giving away. Then too, w will con' tinue to lead In Choice Confectionery, Nuts and Fruits. Will you kindly tall when In need ot anything lu our line. ire will show goods with pleasure. B. K. Culton. Opposite tne Fork. 11 For the Prettiest Jewelry and lbs Hest Watches, Clocks and Silverware the people of Carbon eounty must came to our store. We not only have the goods but esell them at pilces that are low and perhaps a lltlla lower ttan the same goods can be bought for' elsewhere. We are not telling shoddy stuff for vhe best because we don't bell. re In misrepresentation. Our motto Is "good honest goods at tha very lowest prices." Before you buy elsewhere we would be pleased '.o have yon call and see us. Confectionery, Toys, Finn Cigars, Stationery, Dolls, etc. We carry In our usual full and com plete lias all the above goods at the very lowest prices. Mike It a point to call and see us when you need any thing in oar Una and we are confident that It will pay you cash returns for your trouble. C. H. Nusbaum, IlrWre Street, - - Welssport, ra. PEMY-A-WORD COLUMN. "Wnti" of nil klndi. "To Lett "For Sal. r Ui JVCUt, AIC..IUK11VU uuuil sun m am ek one penny a word per week. No single Inwr- Uon IGT less UIBU tCU CDUIS. VUCllc uu uvmt ftdTeEtlsln obtainable Cash must atwayi ac company tne copy unless ftiberwtie arranged Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Tttumiay. I jr. VUUUt juui nviui ku ww su uu UIBL waifTao a. fooa nri v Qoaouie wont, at the Gilbert lioufre. Good waxes and steady position. Gall or address H. A Uellenderfer, Weatbsrly, l'a. FobBkkt A six room dwell.Pi house on liriue tireet opposue me square, n eiaspvrt, rentiooaytar. Apply to Jos. Uctar. Mauch For Sale a so d No. t Victor Hinge. Ap ply ton. v. aaonmmer, jr. Boo S'KKKFkb Situation wanted as assistant book-keeper la a Hour mill, am a talr penman nd undersund book-keeping and conducting Correspondence pretty well. For further re ference apply K. E. w.t Harrity. ra. 13-2tu. Gibl Wamtw-A good rlrl to do housework In a small family, M8UIOD, 12-27 U. 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 sec. JUan's Overcoats, 13, and up. Jfeu'a Suits, ta, and up. We also have a Nice Line of Boys' Suits and Overcoats at Closing out Prices. Shoes for Also at tl and up Shoes for Women at I and np We also line of well made Shoes for Children at 40 cents and up. Slippers as low as 40 cents, Rubbers for Boys and Girls at 30c, Rubbers f lien, Rubbers for Women, Beautiful Blanks & Comforts. Go from $1 to $4,50. New Dress Goods Almost endless In variety snd certainly Lower In Prices than von can lbs same quality of goods for else where In town. Groceries & Provisiona, of the best quality and at tbe lowest prices. Choice Plour and I'Ved. Fresh Country Produce. lTashing Machines & lVringers of tbe but makes at low prices. ALL GOODS ARE DELIVERED FItEB. ire bava a Roomy, Pleattnt Store, alaetrlc lighted. Come and sea us GEO. H. ENZIAN, North First Street, I.hlghton. duy youk Christmas Presents Frank eibenguth's. M0BTH FIRST BTUBT. where also can be found a Fine Una ot Fine Orocerie, Fruits, Candles, Green Vece table. In seaaoa, o, attbsTery Lowest Prices. Prompt at ten Hen and food foods. QSTfL AN 813 8. Reading R. R. System. ' 'Lehigh Valley Division.! Anthracite Coal used, exoluairrly, insuring olcnnlinesa and comfort. I Arrangemert of Patseager ; Trains. scnsDtiLK in Effect I Vko. . 160. TRAINS LKAVK LKIUGUTON For Newark and New York tM.lM. sudllls- am.; so. &2i ei 7.26p.m. For Manunka chunk and Ftelrldcre 7.4ft .oo, a. m. 1 12.07, 4-37 and 7.20 n m. ror LamtmnTiiio suu Arciuou p.w .mi 11.11 a.m.1 and 1157 & 4 S7 p. m. ForSlattniton, Cauuauqua, Allentown, Betti a.bem,and Kasun,e.4i. 1.40, n.oo, .M, 11. IJ a, ru , is 57, 2.42, 3 00, 4.37, S.23, 7.2(1 and 10.27 p ni. For l'htiadelpula ana points soutb 46 4.4t, 7.40, IM and U.lja.m.; 2.42, 3.00.4-37, .2! and 7.2 p. m. troriiesaingananarrisDurK.x9(7..u anau.ix s.oe, 6.22 and ije p.m. For Bowmsns, Lehigh Gap. Cherrytord, uu- rrs. wniie nan. ropiay, ann uoae s.42, .oo t For'M.uchCDurk eja, 7.4J, 0 JC, 11.20 and HM e-rn.t i.i,a.io..ia,.aJ.ia. p. For Weatherlr and llazteton&s,7.U9J0and tt t . tn .11V K9n 7.99 Ifl M tt.m For Mahanoy City, Shenandoah and Ashland S.52, 7.43, j snd 11.U a.m.; 4.15, 6.20 & 7.22 p.m. isnoy tMU . Can tor ail. uirmei arm onamuiuii mi, imrim 11.53 a, m.i 6.20 p.m. For rottsvllls e!c2.7.t3. 7.40. tM 11.12 and 1 1.63 a. m., 8.08, 4.15, 7.22 and 7.20 p.m For While listen, Wrttesbarre and Scranton 7.43,9.34 and 11.53 a.m.; 4.15, 5.20, 7.33 and 10.59 ''For Pltuton andL.sn.Junet.,7.43, ,30, and 11.53 a.m. s 4.15, 5.20. 7.22 and 10.69 p. m. For lunkhannock 7,43 and 11.53 a. ro. 4.13, 6.20 and 109 p.m. .. For Oweio, Auburn, Ithaca and Ueneva 11.53 a.m.i 10.68 p.m. , For Laceyvllle. Towsnda, Havre. Waverlr, El mlra, Koehester, Butlalo, K'atitra Fulls and the West 11.63 a.ni.1 and 10.6s p. ni. ForKlmlra and the West ia Halomanea at 4.13 p. ra. BCNDAT TRAINS. For Hew York 4,23 6.07 and 11.12 a.m. S.17 and 7.26 p. m. Forrhlladelohla 4,25 7.57 n. in.: 2.S4, 6.17.nnd 1M p. m. For Easton and Intermediate Stations, e.07, T.ST, ll.ia a.m.t ia67,2Ja. 5.17and .03P.m. For Mauch Chunk S.14, 9M, 11.20, 11.39 11.63 . ra.j 1.10, cu, 8.4t, ana v.3t. 111. For Heading at 6.07 a. ra. : 2.52 and 7.20 p. m. For llazleton 9.6C. and 11 63,a.m.i 3.18 and 10.69 p. in. For Uabanov Cltr and Shenandoah 9.36, 11.63 a. in., and 316 p. m. rorroiuviueaix.aip. m Vnr Whltn Haven. WllkS-llarre. Ilttston. Tunkhannoek, Towsnda. Sayre, Ithaca, U.nera, Falls and tha West 11.53 a. in. and 1059 p. m. For runner parucumrs inmure 01 AKems tor rime Tables. I, A SWEICIAIU), C.en'l Marwrjer. O. O. HANCOCK. General l'asenger Aitcnt. rniiaaeipnia, ra. A. W. NONNF.MAUHKi;. Ass't (lenerat Pas senger Agent, Houtn ueinieurin. ra, Mav 14. 'S3.lv PRANTZ, The South End Jeweler. DO YOU WANT Watches, Scarf Pins, Clocks, Watch ChainB, Necklaces, Gold Pencils, Ear Rings, Rings, Bracelets, Silverware, Society Emblems, TFatch Charms. You can buy them and many more at nur rosniar btore on uanxway. Repairing In all Its branches carelully attended in at low prices. Wilson Frantz, THE SOUTH END JEWLER, Bankway, Lehighton. Wall Paper. From Cheap Blanks to Fine, Gilt and Pressed Papers. Also, Felts and Ingsalns, with ITandsome Frelies. PICTURE R013 4ND (70 VE. Window Shades ready to hang, or put up ta order. ' Paint, Oil, Varnish, Glass, Brnbes. Painting and Paper Hanging, by competent workmen. In any part at tbe county. Books, (Stationery nnd Faney Goods, always a largo stock nt Luckenbach's 61 Broadway, Mauch Chunk. DRUGS, Pre. MEDICINES, genuine and best SOAPS, large l'nc nrd cheap WINES,Kf'0(i for medicinal use CIGARS, the best made. SFECTACLES. n extensive and increasing trade. I guar an tee satislaction to i:ery customer. V PRESCRIPTIONS compounded. carefully Central Drug Store, Dr. C. T. Nervous Prostration, i SH.pl.MD.s. Itlrk Mntt Xcrrona ss.mmsi.. siiu'stam. iiii.lnraa.Jioi bid rears, llos Flash... nmms tj .trUs.Dallnftu, Confuslan. nra. Irrla.ilt.. hi. Vilu.' Unue. Uplom Uabtt.alruut.ussM. le., are cured by Dr. 3111.. IlMUireMve .M.rvlne. eas rvoMr.tloa for Sour yvara. eoolJ nos l.p, seisins talrea bio ooiil a. used Or. Miles' atoratlva Manrlnal b. is now wUU yis. books amrriua. Pi. Miles1 H.rve and UTernila, Udow tat s i.nu ar. ta. best rasMar lor buioumm., Torpla Mrer, sta. .te, Or.Mlloa'ModlcalOaElkhart.lnd. TBI AX. BOTTLE FBEC Sold br T. D. Thomas. For H. Q. KIDD, Principal of Packerton Schools, a graduate of West Chester Normal School, with thirteen yean' experience in teaching. WBISSPOUT, PA. Wo again desirn to rail your nttention to our excellent line ot Stationery which includes everything that you may want. Box Paper and Envelopes, Ink Pens nnd Pencils, all kinds, quality nnd styles of Tnblets, which am being sold at tho very lowest prices over heard of in this town or talloy. Will you come and see us when you need anything in this line. BIERY, The Druggist. Attention! Business Men DANKER8, UROKBRS, BOOKEKrERS, l.aWYEKS. OFFICIALS. Abstract Makers. tn,itrni.n Writ., ru.i.. And all Khose Iluslness ltequlres Writing! Do not deface your books by scratching. Use inn ina erasing ttietlrosine Fenrll which norksinstantaneously anil dns Bnt uhrttlM Ih. n. ur A neat and clean set of Uooks U nnnrM.iat mi hv Gorxl llusiness lien. aridrMNtlnrHMtnii.n. eralAeent K. V. KUKUNKR, Htemleisrllle, Uarbjn county. Pa. Price 33, Bo and cents. JAWFEE, the barber, opposite the Opera House, cuts hair, shaves and does overr uling In lirsUsbu, style Drop In and see him, Closed on Sundays. Toilet Articles for sale. STUnElt'S 8HAV1NQ SALOON, opposite the advooatk omen, is headquarters fur lar attention paid to cutting ladles hangs and V..1I1U, tu .imii. i iiiir. uuiriciigr fuir. 1 linice Clfrars. tiai.u QO TO Fits. IIOOERER, under theExchanw Hotel. Uank street, tor a smooth share ora lashlonable balr cut. fjrr- Closed on Sunday's lEoeder'slJalrtonlc, cures Dandruff. Weoarry In stock a full line of fancy toilet articles at low est prices, and sve are the only place In town niiciojuuinimm iinmcr wan IQf ineiace. W D. CAM rB ELL. oer tbe Canal Bridge, East Welssport, cuts bail, shaves and shampoos In stle. Olveme a call. You can also buy Day Kura, Hair Tonics, &c, at the very lowest prices. Competetioa Is The Herre Of o o 25 o o Oi s 3 Cf -i C5 a i GO s w 55 o n (0 O a a B" O Pffi p a o S i CO ai CD 9 rr O V I I 55 05 4 02 o o Cheap For Cash. Tate First- Kate. ALLENTOWN ,PA. After Holiday anH Befeie Stock We Announcement ADytilngtbatwehiveinaoy ot ttie depart mtnuwlll be sold at saerlflcloi pticej before we take our ANNUAL INVENTORY Tf you want to fill a room with CARPET don't neglect and take advan tage ol this sale. Don't buy a Coat, Wrap, Jacket ItUIyouh&TetecnourMylM and prkM all at and btlowcMt Dreu Goodt, silks, N'fttloot, MiuIIdk. Gle , hama,Tiekloa,SoH etrythlng at prlc that w.HunSIGker S Comer 8th and Hamilton Sts. pOUSUPEKVISOK. The undersigned will ba a nsndldato tor Supervisor of Mahoning Township, I at tha spring ejactlou. ! tf. SAMUEL EVERT. I FOR SALE. 1 A farm iHuated Id TowatntnilBg toimihlp. VetlUUU wuiili, av., auvu, 91 lUilCa3((UHI n CilS- with mil nMKiiirr nut buHdlnvsi wWMTWO HTOKV FKAUK DWKU unu iiuusK uut imi, un awuixitxit im. a rrama baak barn Si&U (eat, wacen ibed an te and ail Mber neccsurr outbuftdlaca. Tru irf aale will be naae ktwwn by JU1IN RE 8KB. tt. liarrUy. fa. ishei,, the .Leading ihoto. grapher. Lehighton. ra... p. i V,UU1UHI. a-uutugiupus x. burger Sires, Views of Residences in town and county at the very Itweit pti8. New Bee Hive, A certaltijilealer say "examine ray ooraptltor, atoek and I am aura you erlU than bny from me." This Is NotSo.For At M. T. TBEXLEB'S Popular Carriag-e Works. YOU CAN BUY Kinds of Wagons, Carriages, Phaetons, All Carts, Sleighs, &c. Cheaper Than Yoa Can Bay Quito li The Vallii OUH WORKI8 WORKOFHONOBi n i:mc?rn Bdl y0U Factor7 or ShoddT wk just us low. yei Oar Own Wort We Do Reenoiieii. IF JPV arec "1 nec .f PbP. Window Shado.. Curtain nTv 'p-SaehRos.Room MouldlnRt, StatST nry, all kind, ot J?ru8hs, Paint and Painters Supplies go to First Street, Lehighton. Lowest Prices. The ladies of the county will continue to find usheadquau ters for nil the new and pretty things in Millinery at the lowe priced. You need not go to Allentown or Philadelphia, we will sell you cheaper than you can buy in the cities. City milliners are always employcdthere. 1 - 1 J . i UJ LJJS French Dress Robes "Ve are offering a Lot of French Dress Hobes at Greatly He. duced Prices. The Styles and Colorings are excellent, and all are to be closed out as follows: "415,00 were Import.! to sell for $10,00. " t,00 " $10,00 " 12,!0 " $20,00 634 Hamilton W e are Stiring Things Up. Last year our trade was big in January We want to beat the record, so are cutting prices away down, and moving goods a flying, and if you read our prices you will call on us when in Allentown. Ladies Rubbers 18c. Misses Rubbers lflc. Men's Arctic 15c. All kinds of Rubbers lower than the lowest. 100 pair Ladies shoes, price was $3, now cut to $1,60. Miss Dongola Tip, 95c, In fact all alopg the line we sliced the prices until they are where you get the shoes, and we move the stock just as we intendrd. George E. Keith, 723 Hamilton treot, Allentown. THE POSITIVE CURE. Kemerer AND SWARTZ, Look for New Ad in this Space Next Week. K.EMERER AKD SWARTZ, Administrator's Nodes. Fjits ot PTTTLEt UKEianiCM. lata ef rts IS lie Ten.. Carbon ceaatr. fa. dstasMl, rioas ind.bud so Mtaesui. ara tnu.talt. waae iniac.ia,. paviu.Bi. ... um Bens. lesai ciaiias sceiaai ta. wn. wuj prM.as laeas elUout a.lsy ta pcvpM tHiilwiiaiaaisits I ixs at, lf! Andrew Bayer, Give us a aw. The prettiest line of Fall snd WlNTBB Coats, Jackets, Cloaks. AND Trimmed Hats! ever put on sale in Carbon coun ty can now be seen at Millinery Stores, Lehighton & Weissport U,00 uti 110,00. $17,00 an J tSO.OB. 22,60 30,00 St.. Allentown. KRUM KiSTLE COBNER SECOND 4 ALUM tif. Want everybody in Lehighton to buy at their sre bocause they have not only an ex Jceflently assorted linr of fine Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Boots, 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, bnt call and sec u, KRUM and KISTLER. LADIES AKli JHSSES CoatSi5cJacket8 la tbe very Keatast Styles saj at lb Lowtst PiiMeat E. JET. Snyder's, ujo a roll Use of Fine Dreso Goodtr, That can't be sutthej la this town or manly for Style Quality or Trices. Sea Our Qooda Befors Tea itHy. ..eesisll Cro2ls S nt ssll i 1 i ml n i It il as ii iiina'i"r;is I'J'ianeWsj,, k iba
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