ORliilHAL CHEAP CASH STORE nbwry occurrence.
I WKISSPORT AND AROUND. ON THE RAILROAD. .SECRET SOCIETY I)()IN(iS.' COMIXU AND GOING
34 inrh Wide Changeable Hen
rettns in nil the Latest Color
ings at 30c a yard.
32 inch Chevron Cloths, the
most popular Dress Fabric of
the Reason, only 30c a yard.
33 inch Camels Ha'r Striped
Cloths at 28c a yard, never
gold under 37c a yard.
A Beautiful Line of Lenox
Stripes 33 inch wide at '24c a
yard, the cheapest Dress
Goods ever offered.
An Elciant Line of Dress Trimminzs.
Casslmtres for Mens' unit Boys'
Wear, Light, Medium, and Heavy
Weights, to say the least, fully 20 per
cent, blow our Competitor.
In great variety, (or Men and Boys'
Shirts from Go a yard up to 20o
Handsome line of Imported and
Domestta Chariots elegant styles In
these Roods.
Seersuckers are quite a rage this
season for Boys' Waists, we haye them
at prices that cannot be touched.
J. T. NUSBATJM,
Mi. t Kirffi, between South and Num 8trf eta,
Leatghton. Fa.
I.OOAI. MATTKItH lir HOItK tilt 1.IWS
IMrOItTAMCM.
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 11, 1892
PACKERTOX.
For the cast few weeks revival
meetings hare been held in the M. E.
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Stlles-vtere
Tlsltlng their daughter at Wllkesbarre
over sunaay.
Miss Aurellla Rlnker, of llazleton,
was the guest of Mrs. Jos. N. Bennett
on last Saturday.
Master Walter Koch, of Parryrllle,
Is Tlsltlng friends and relatives In this
uetgkbornood.
Mrs. Eugene Everitt, of the hotel,
Is confined to her room through a
complication of diseases.
Mrs. John Yonns has been confln.
ed to her room through illness. We
hope for her speedy recovery.
General Store .Koeper R. L. Cole
man and force of clerks took p ssesslon
of their new oflloes In the store house
which has just been completed.
-Mrs. Virginia O. Bennett and
daughter Bertie f oh the past week have
been visiting relatives at Jeanesvllie
aud Tresckow.
While ooasttng one night last week
George Sanders came In contact with
a large tree and by so doing severely
Injured his leg which necessitated his
laying on a lew days.
-With regret we announce the 111
ness of Miss Emma Brodhead. She
has been confined to her room with an
attack of Inflammatory rheumatism,
We cannot but' hope for her speedy
convalescence.
-The team of Butcher Charles Set
fert. while coming down hill near
Jamestown on last Saturday, took
fright and ran away. It proceeded on
un to Fackerton and there collided
with another team. In the force of the
collision Mr. Selfert was thrown out of
his wagon on the ground and severely
r Injured one of bis hands. The vehicles
suffered slight damage.
At the coming election let the peo
Ele of Packsrton voice their sentiments
y placing Into otfloa men who are
competent to fulfill the many duties
required or inem or tne saia omoe.
Some people may think and say to
themselves, "I will not go near the
pons." because certain individuals rule
or run our local politics. This Is the
wrong view to take of this matter, our
local elections are oi vast importance,
noi only to ourselves, out to our lam
Hies as well. We must remember that
our children attend the publia schools
aaiiv. and to keeo un mis soienata in
stitution it requires school directors
who have ability and euergetlcnnss
about them. Is this not an inducement
to bring you to the polls T Vote for
men who will de the most good, men
who will Dlace our little burg In the
line of progress, and lastly men who
win serve not tne wants or one person,
nut or an tue people.
JKANESVILLK.
The Jeanesvllie shops are working
"double" time In order to supply the
demand lor inelr work.
The marriage of Samuel S. Wear
and Miss Jennie MoTaggart Is an
nounced for the 22nd instant.
Nathan Shiner, of Jeanesvllie, had
$75 worth at Antwerp and Carrier pig
eons stolen Saturday night. He had
just received them In the morning
from Lancaster. His pony was also
stolen, but was found the next day at
Leylston.
The members of the M. E. church
will give an oyster supper tu B. of T.
Hall. ol. the 22nd instant They have
been very suoeesstul in this line In the
past and from the satisfaction and ac
commodation their patrons have re
ceived, there Is no doubt that the com I
ing event will be fully as successful.
The new Duplex pump which Is
being built at the shops here for the
Jio. 1 colliery will be completed In a
fow weeks. The new pump Is a large
and expensive oue and when It Is plac
es in me mine tne old poie pumps,
wblch have done servloe for many
years, win ue removed.
The Liberty Band, of this place. Is
now in a very progressive condition
aud the members are determined that
during the year they will endeavor to
advance themselves aud add many re
quisitions to tbelr organization. They
have slxteeu members and have elect
ed the following officers for the ensu
ing year: Leader, John Rimbacb;
president, William Thomas; vice presi
dent. William Marton; secretary, John
Good; Jtforgan Uriswold, one of the
oldest members of the band, was elect
What fl. Otcnred In tlill Cltv llurlna th
Weak p.rtlnentlr Fllnmli.d by Our
Mpclal It.poner..
Fine teams for all purposes at the
South End Livery.
All kinds of books and fine station
ery at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
Fine free lunch will be served at
W. A. Peters' restaurant on Saturday
evening.
Hucksters supplied with flsh, Ac,
at D. F. Rlckert's, East Welssport.
Cheap terms cash. tf.
Ladles' and misses' coats are sold
at H price at the One Price Star Cloth
ing Hall, Mauoh Chunk.
It Is said that Mrs. John Blose. who
recently disposed of her business to T.
J, Bretney, will launch into the confec
tionary business at Mauoh Chunk.
Just make It a point to see David
Ebbert when you want a team for busi
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
M. T. Trexler deollnes to accept the
nomination ror councilman in the sec
ond ward. The committee shauld at
onoe flu the vacancy.
Men's and boys' strong well made
suits can be bought 33 per cent cheap
er at the one 1'rlce a tar uiotuing nan
Mauch Chunk, than elsewhere.
Our young townsman, O. A. Clauss,
has been eonflned to his home this
week with a very severe cold that
threatened to derelope Into pneu
monla.
Go to C. A. Harding's llrorvon
North street for teams for pleasure
purposes or ror weddings or funerals,
Lowest prices.
Fish, ovsters. cheese, oranges and
lemons, peanuts, etc.. wholesale at D.
F. Rlckert's, Campbell's old stand,
bast weissport. tr.
Wm. Werley. of Jamestown, who Is
Just recovering from severe Injuries
sustained on tne railroad, will open a
cigar and tobacco store In the above
place.
Aaron Krum. of Third street, who
recently purchased the Wm. Werner
property on First street, will take pos
session of the same at an early day.
Musical College. The SorlngTcrm
opens May 1st, In Vocal and Instru
mental Music For catalogues address
uenry u. Moyer, rreeourg, ra. ;it.
T.D.Thomas, the druggist has a
mounted deer head in his show window
on First street The deer was a' vlotlm
of the unerring aim of our young friend
m u raver, or xpwamensing.
The Intention of Imm-ovlnc Mahon
Ing street seems to be a unit. All the
property owners on Mahoning street
are anxious for spring time to open up
in order that they can lay pavements.
Av e have It reliably that the Car.
bon County Improvement Company,
win very snortiv mane ienignton bor
ough a generous offer to introduce the
aro light ror street illumination,
T.J. Bretney has revolutionized
the interior of the old Blose stand, and
It now looks like a new place entirely.
Mr. Bretney will move his family from
Fourth street Into this building at an
early aaie.
Tax Collector Sbadle. on MondnT
made settlement with the school board
ror IKS! taxes. Total amount of school
tax, KJ.urj.u. Exonerations, Kis.K).
supplement, vnjfii.
"Boss" Clauss. of the Vallev Tlnnst,
and his old friend John Miller, better
known as "Humbugger" were slefohlnir
Tuesday and from all accounts the
"two old cronies" had a fine time.
H. O. Wilson, the confectioner, has
E laced on the market "A Penny Cough
IroD" made entirelv fmm wll.l tharr.
and hoarhound. It promises to become
a popular article and Is now for sale In
many or our stores.
Mrs. George Hahn. of Hazletnn.
who recently lost her husband bv
death, has taken up a residence on
first street Jehurbton. -Mrs. Halm is
a daughter to Charles Buck, of Union
inn.
-The painters of this town and
Welssport have held meetings of late
with a view of perfecting an organiza
tion, whoreby much of the cutting of
prices will be done away with, and the
business placed on a sound, rock bot
tom basts.
Borough council will meet In regu.
lar monthly session on next Tuesday
evening. This will be the last regular
meeting or tne council, xne council
to be elected on the 21st instant will
go Into operation on the first Monday
in itiarcn,
Charley McKelvev had a section of
hose pointed at a frozen coal car, Mon
day, wnen tne rorce or tne water tnrew
tne orancn pipe Dack into bis face.
ills jaw Done was broken by the colli-
rod. We hope that be will 6son be o. k.
Landlord Amandes Ktstler. of the
American House, north First street, is
rapidly loosing bis eye sight He Is
under the treatment of Dr. Hitter, of
Hiatington, wuo gives mm great en
rouragement and promise to bring him
out o. k,
The Lehighton Land and Improve
ment company contemplate some tm
portant improvements, during 1893.
Among others will be the laying of
side walk along their property on
Mahoning street A number of dwell
ing bouses may also be erected.
The Hazleton Sentinel says: -C. O,
Beek has purchased a lot on North
Church street. Consideration, 1000. It
was the property of the late James F.
Totton and was sold at Orphans' Court
sale." Mr. ueck was a former -Lehigh
tontan and his friends here will be
pleased to hear of bis success.
This Saturday evening the mem
tiers of the Germania Saangerbund and
their families will enjoy a social in
their rooms In the Valley House. The
oommittee b-tve spared no efforts to
make the affair a very pleasant aud
enjoyable one in every particular and
so a good time cau do -expected
Reuben Miller, the drover, took the
law Into his own hands the other night
and severely chastised a young boy
uamrd Rex who purloined a rake and
hoe from him. This will perhaps have
a better effect than to have had the
boy arrested and piled up a big bill o
costs on toe county.
HAI'I'KnttfllH BltirPM l-TITSI-
H7.i;t.
The Dolnga f !!. Wr.k IlitwIriMlnl Will,
IVraotial Mention..
Harry Graver was at Allentowii ou
Friday.
Al KoonH.of Taniauua.cirt'led hero
on Tuesday.
The old canal bridge stands firm
as ever. Continued later.
William Whitehead- wiiscontlni.il
to the house through Illness this week.
Mrs. Jesetili Hover, an esteemed
lady nu the east side, is on the sick
list.
-Nathan Lelfler. proprietor of the
Franklin House, was at Allentowii on
Tuesday.
Tilghman Ash, of Wllkesbarre, was
recent visitor to William Whitehead
and family.
Ed ShlfTerstlne was at the county
seat ou Monday "blowing" through the
telephone, Eh, Ed T
Miss Helen Utile Is enjoylug a few
weeks pleasantly among relatives at
Olyphant, l'u.
Misses Maud Wlutermnte and May
Ravls. of Mauoh Chunk, were guests
of friends In town last Saturday.
Ileury Christmau. the genial Irani-
face of the Fort Allen House, did busi
ness at AUentoHti on Monday.
The Union Hill Literary Society
have changed their time of meeting
from Friday to Saturday evenings of
each week.
Miss Ida Delbert.oneof thlstowu's
most estimable young ladles, suent
Sunday with relatives at Longacre's,
Schuylkill county.
Misses Delia and Elmlra Albright
or Philadelphia, are enjoying a few
days visit to the folks at home.
Daniel and Harvey Albright have
contracted with the Carbon County
Improvement Company for Ice for n
retail ice route during next summer.
-Charley Wentz, of Union Hill, fell
from a hay loft In his barn on last Fri
day. He landed ker-lmmp in a grain
cradle and sustained injuries severe
enough to keep Housed up ror a few
days following.
A large delegation of the Salvation
Army, who have their barracks at
Slatlngton, held a very interesting and
enthusiastic meeting In the Evangeli
cal church on last Thursday evening.
The attendance was very large.
Word has been received that Bob
Rehrlg, whojs under treatment In a
Philadelphia hospital, is gradually Im
proving in health, but will be unable
to return home for some time to come.
Charles W. Laury, who conducts
the largest bakery business In Carbon
county, is now building a new oven
specially for pretzle baking, of which
line he Intends to make a specialty
after all Improvements are fully per
fected. A gentleman from Lititz Is
Is superintending the work.
The jovial Tom Arner, who retire
sentB the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association, is doing some tall hust
ling. Within the very recent past Tom
has written policies for Elmer Gilham,
Thos. Schoenberger, James Williams,
Wesley Snyder and many otners,
Nathan Snyder, proprietor of the
Franklin Planing Mill on last Friday
closed negotiations with tlio Carbon
County Improvement Company, where
by the latter secures the good will ami
fixtures of the mill. Possession will
be given on April 1st. Mr. T. Davis, of
Philadelphia, will be in the manage
ment of the mill.
An addition of fifty-six and a half
feet has beeu built to the Carbon
Conaty Improvement Company's ice
plant. Bv the addition .TOO more Ice
moulds will be gained, making a total
of 742 moulds. The dally output of Ice
ill be 2u tons. The ire is frozen in
blocks of 300 pounds and it requires 72
hours to freeze solid. The company
anticipate doing a big business In this
line during next summer.
Letters for the following persons
remain uncalled for In the Weissport
ost onlce: John Scbauer. William
tewart. John Walwert. Alex Solt.
William Shannon. Israel Strauss, Harry
Trumbaur. George Rehrlg. Milton
Klotz, W. S. Knos, Kline Bros., Sarah
Ward, J. T. Whitaker, Mrs. William
Fisher. Henry A. Kreaater. Stephen
Fritz, Miss MandaMartz. If your name
Is on the list call for your "brief.
uev. wucnter. alter being several
years pastor of the Lutheran congre
gation in this town, on last Sunday
tendered nis resignation, it was ac
cepted. Rev. Wuchter came to Welss
port from Summit Hill at which latter
Fiace ne was located for many years,
fe has not yet fully decided where he
will locate, although he Is considering
several calls, among the number being
one from a congregation at Pleasant
Valley, Monroe county.
The rumor that Nathan Snyder.
who is about retiring from the planing
mil business, will erect a large ractory
or the manufacture of shoes, is not
well founded. Mr. Snyder has no tu
tentlon of again launching Into active
business, lie will, bower, erect such a
factory building It there are any who
desire to lease the same from him. All
his life has been devoted to active
business and he will now take a well
earned rest from all business troubles.
The Alleutown Democrat savs: "Next
Sunday an election for a pastor will be
Held at tne new uosneunoppencuurcu.
IllllHF MKNTION Or A WKMK'ft 1)11
INdS ON TIIK ItAII..
Mhnrt I'NVHarHpti Tliat Will he o llit.r..t
to tW tullrnn.t liny.
t I'eunsylVHUla Railroad officials talk
of expending twenty million dollars lu
extending their lint in Northwestern
.Now t one and ror iiuuaio terminals.
t Tho Lehigh Valley Kailroad is to
have a haudsome new depot at Pittstoli
for Joiut use with the Jersey Central
and Delaware & Hudson Scranlou
transfer business.
X Pennsylvania Railroad Is making
now connections with the Jersey at
Ashley near Wllkes-Barre, whereby lu
terchaugeof freight and coal t rattle
will lie largely Inci eased.
X John Fi lster, of Mahanoy City, has
been appointed advertising manager
for the Lehigh Valley Company, be
tween Mauch Chunk und Shamokln
and Hazletmr and PottHVille. lie en
tered upon bis duties last week.
t Itolllu II. Wilbur, general eastern
superintendent of the Lehigh Valley
Road, has been elected vestryman of
the Church of the Nativity, South
Bethlehem, to till the place made va
cant by the death of H. Stanley Good
win. X It Is stated on reliable authority
that (he geueralpassenger departments
of the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and
Ohio roads huo already contracted for
the transportation to Washington nf
between 175,000 and 200,000 pemous to
attend the Inaugnratiou of President
elect Cleveland.
X Tho route of a proposed coal rail
road, 125 miles long, between White
Haven and Arkvllle, Wnyue couuty. Is
being surveyed. The road will provide
a short cut to Scrantou, will have a
New York connetlonwith the Uelawaip
t Lackawanna at Gouldsboro and a
Philadelphia connection with the Jer
soy Central at White Haven.
X Mr, Bernlmrt, of Lehigh, has Intro
duced tu the legislature a bill prohib
iting the employment nf railroad tele
graph operators uuder the age of 20
f ears, requiring that they shall have at
east oue year's experience as railroad
operators before handling train orders.
A penalty of SuOO Is provided for each
and every violation. The bill is under
stood to have the endorsement of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
1 The Easton Express says: The
work of the Lehigh Valley Bridge Ue.
partment, since Feb. 1, is divided, part
of It coming under the transportation
department and the other part under
tue n-otive iwwer department, ine
machinery and iron work will be In
charge of Master Mechanlo John I.
Klnsey at South Easton. Many of the
employes at the old bridge works tvill
be transferred to south unston Shops,
A portion of the machinery will also
be taken to those shops. There will
be a general foreman for the carpen
ters and bridge men. This work on the
Lehigh aud New Jersey Divisions will
be In charge of Supt. James Donnelly.
X The Railroad Trainmen's Journal
says: "The Hungarian has his own
methods for settling grievances. While
they are not the most desirable, thev
are, to say the least, effective. A party
of them working on the Pan Handle in
Ohio, locked their forematiup In a tool
box for some imaginary grievance, set
tire to It and sat around to await his
cremation. The arrival of the teamsters
working at the same place frustrated
their designs by releasing thejmprls
oned foreman. The leaders of the
Huns left for other parts. The Hun Is
not a desirable addition to our already
large-population, but there is no dis
puting the fact that he is progressive
tu some respects."
8orlelyHl-Hlt or lntr..t Ic. lb. Mom
bar of th PrBtornltv.
Roaring Brook Castle, No. 1tT8, K.
G. E-of Scrautou, was Instituted Feb.
1 by District Giund Chief Geo.. W.
Evaus and stall.
St. Bernard Temple, No. 10.
iiiiikk rrrata nr ruitKi.i rt-;uONAi.
MKNTION.
iwauiug. ijHmes oi tne women r;gie,
was Instituted Feb. 2 by District Grand
unlet Howard u uoas and Man.
The P. O. S. of A. and Jr. O. U. A.
M-, of Weatherlr, Intend to celebrate
Washington's Birthday In a fitting
manner by having a grand flag raising
over both school buildings, Bud by
holding a parade on that day. Good
speakers have been engaged for the
occasion. All the local and several of
our town organizations have been in
vited to participate.
Preparations are actively under
way for the fortieth annual conclave
of the Grand Corumaudery of Knights
Templar of Pennsylvania at Wllkes
barre next May 23 and 21. Fully 2,Wu
Sir Knights have already secured hotel
accommodations and 1,000 more are
expected to appear In the parade. A
hop win be given In tbelr honor. The
arrangements are In charge of seven
committees of Wllkesbarre Knights.
The Castles and Commanderles of
the IC G. E., of the Keystone State are
actively preparing for the grand de
monstration in honor or the (iraml
Castle of Pennsylvania. The event
will occur at Lancaster. May 0th. and
promises to eclipse all former parades
of this prosperous organization. The
city will be profusely decorated In ad
diiton to many uaudsotne arenas. The
Local Committee will offer uumerous
prizes to be competed for by the Castles
and also the crack Commatideries nf
tho Military Branch.
MAUCH CHUNK,
Teu prisoners only are now confln
ed lu Fort Webb, on Broadway.
Farson, Leach A Co., brokers, Wall
street, New York City, will take the
full issue of Carbon county bonds, to
ue put on tne market soon.
- Charles Costenbader, of Lehigh
Gap, is out of jail since Wednesday.
Costenbader Is the unfortunate young
man wno loved not wisely but too well.
County Commissioners Henry Mil
ler, Daniel Cannon and J, C. Sendel,
accompanied by County Solicitor Shar
key and Attorney Michael Cassidy,
were at Stroudsburg, .Monroe county,
on Monday, where they Inspected the
court house.
Charles C. Brown, of this town, a
Philadelphia 3c Heading clerk, died lu
his boarding house ou Walnut Street,
Philadelphia, at o o'clock Sunday after.
noon, of typhoid pneumonia, aged 3T
years. Mr. Brown was married Jan. 10
to Suss Bessie Alack, of East Mauch
Chunk. He entered the railroad ser
vice when a boy of 15 in the Mauch
Chunk ouices of the Lehigh valley
Railroad. When they were in Bethle
hem he was in Mr. Green's offlne. Mr.
Brown went to Philadelphia with the
removal of the offices to that place and
was In the office of R. R. Holmes, as
sistant auditor of merchandise traffic.
Mr. lirown.s bride of a mouth was at
his bedside when he exnlred. Thebodv
vas brought from Philadelphia on the
uuuaio express .Monday morning and
taken to East Mauch Chunk to the
home of the wife's parents, whence the
innerui took place on Wednesday after-
uoou. Mr. Brown was very popular
and bis sudden death was regretted by
all his friends. Ills fellow clerks will
Issue a suitable memorial. Mr. Brown
lived in Bethlehem when a boy and is
wen remembered as a companion by
Ilethlehemltes of his age.
Com- rnlBi: l'roiilff Who l.lt nntt flo a
VUllloK llcrr, There and Mtc-ry where.
I . -Daniel Smith, of Stemlersvllle,was
in town on Friday.
W. O. Miller was doing business at
Weatherly on Friday.
Ell and W. . Helnzleman. of East
Penu, were iu town ou Tuesday.
Ex-Judge Mendsen. -of Towamen-
tdiig, was a Tuesday visitor here.
. T. J. Nnsbaum, a popular Lausford
business man, was here on Wednesday.
O. It. Green. Towamenslng's popu
lar constable; was a visitor In town ou
.Monday.
..William Anthony, of the Lehigh
Wagon Works, was at Slatiiigtou on
Wednesday.
. Mercantile Appraiser, Kistter, of
Weatherly, was iu town ou official
business Monday.
. .Rev. C. E. Bartholomew, of Cresona
Luzerne Co.. Pa., was a visitor in town
ou Tuesday.
. Miss Annie Clark is home from a
few days pleasantly spent among
Wllkesbarre friends.
c r II... r till- r-
was In this place on Wednesday and
made us a pleasant call.
. . A. O. Scliaffer and wife, of South
Easton, spent Sunday with T. J. Bret
ney and family on f ourtti street.
. . . William Thompson, of the Second
Ward, Mauch Chunk, was a Lehighton
vwltor on Friday.
. Dennis Gilbert of Philadelphia
was-a guest of his brother Joseph aud
family on Third street, this week.
..A. C. Colin, Ben and Mike Losos,
a genial trio of Tamaqua young men,
were In town on Sunday, the guests of
Goorge i lauss on liankway.
. . B. 3r Kuutz aud family, of t he First
Ward, attended the a re-unlon of the
rela'lousof Mrs, li. J. Kuutz at the
home of her parents on Sunday.
..D.J. Klstler and Robert Chambers,
accompanied by their wives, enjoyed a
pleasant ride to the County Seat on
Friday.
. . Miss Annabel, the estimable daugh
ter ot Charles Brokate, spent Sunday
at home. Miss B is a student at the
Kutztown State Normal School.
. W. W. Bowman, of Slatlngton, was
hereon Saturday. He was at onetime
cashier of the First National Bauk,
and is now a member of the Lehigh
Wagon Company, limited.
. .Those who expect to attend the
Jolly Ten Bal Ma-saue Ball at Wilkes.
barre next week are P. F. Clark, Henry
aenwartz, 1. w. tluuss, a. it. .Miller,
Ed. Campbell, Harry Weidaw hhiI
Henry Nicholas.
rilll.AllKI-l'IIIA.
rAnnTviM-K.
.Vrs. L. Frltilnrer Is oonflued to her
house with quinsy.
John Graver and famllv. from
Lehighton. were guests In tnwa on
Sunday.
-Van Claase. the Central night oper
ator, spent Sunday at Kreemansliurg
wnn nis parents.
Airs. It. W. Roberts spent Sunday
at Slatlngton with her parents, Mr. and
.Mrs. it. , smith.
Constable A. Smith and famllv
spent Sunday at Lebightou with Sam'l
Smith, a brother nf the aoustable.
-.Vrs. Jacob Seheckler and daughter
spent Sunday with her brother, John
Beltz, engineer, at Lehighton.
-The Evangelical Congregation are
holding protracted meetings nightly
with large attendance.
-The canal lock of the Lehigh A-
Navigatlon Company has just been re
paired and improved. Mr. Smith, the
man In charge, feels much delighted
oyer the affair, and lighter services are
assured te htm as soon aa navigation
shall be resumed,
-The Carlion Iron and Steel Com
pany Is receiving four large cargoes of
ore from Port Richmond, in addition
to tue ore received from various oiuer
places. They alsoliave a large number
of orders for pig iron shipments, to
commence this week.
MAMOMNd,
A spelling bee was held In Seudel's
school house on Saturday evening.
Grant Strauss and Oscar Zimmer
man were visiting at Lansford over
Sunday.
Albert Fenstermacher, Ellas Nyer
and Ambrose Fritz are taking lessons
on the violin.
A man, claiming to be ou his way
from Nebraska to New Jersev. gave
"magic lantern" exhibitions in a num
ber of school houses last week.
Mablon Nothstelu, formerly of
this place but now ot Egypt, Lehigh
couuty, spent several days Jn the
Valley last week.
The regular monthly meeting of
our school board will be held in the
Pleasant Corner school house on the
18th Inst.
From llnrrl.lmrg,
Harriibcko, February li.
The game law arranged by the State
Sportsmen's Association' widen will be
presented to the Legislature for con
sideration, provides that no person
shall kill elk or wild cleer except from
October 15 to December 15, inclusive,
and no person shall have in his or her
possession any wild deer, antelope, or
fresh veulsou except from October 15
to January 1. A penalty of $50 is pro
vided for each animal killed. It is pro
vided also that no deer, elk or fawns
shall be pursued or killed by dogs.
No nersou shall kill in ono year more
than three deer under a peualty of $50
The open season ror gray, black or fox
sauirrels is from October 15 to Decem
ber 15. It Is made unlawful to kill or
expose for sale rabbits except from
October 15 to Deecmber 15, under a
nenaltv of EU. I lie act also prevents
the hunting with ferrets aud shooting
wild duckswun a swivel or mint gun
or any other than guns that are habit
ually raised to arm's length und 11 rel
from the shoulder under a penalty ofeiu
The open season for web rooted wild
fowl is from September 1 to May 1. In
the section referring to wild turkeys
the open season Is from October 15 to
uecember in, inclusive. Hunters are
not allowed to shoot quail or partridge
from November 1 to uecember lo, in
clusive; penalty, $10 for earh bird kill
ed illegally.
No person shall kill or expose for
sale grouse or pheasant except from
October 15 to December 15, and It shall
lie unlawful tu mint pneasaut and
grouse during the night time under a
penalty of 10 for each offence.
The legal senson for rail or reed birds
is from December 1 to December 31, in
clusive. Section two provides that no
person shall kill or take anywlld tur
key, grouse, pneasaut, quau, partridge,
lu Montgomery county, and In Trinity t woodcock, rail or reed bird with any
Reformed church. Lower Mllford, Le-! net, trap, snare, blind or torchlight,
high oountv In the forenoon at the uuder a penalty of 310 for each bird.
iatter, and in the afternoon at the It is provided that nothing in this sec-
flnvlmnhnnirfiii. Thn plinlf.A nf Mm Hnn Khali be RO construed aft tn prfivftnt
congregation seems almost unanimous I individuals or associations from gather
In ravor of iter. c. r.. Crletz, the pre- ing live game tor propagation or pro
sent pastor of the Reformed church at ! teotlon from December 20 until Febru-
Weissport. He Is a son of Squire Alvln
F. Crletz, of Lynn port, Lehigh couuty,
aud a graduate of Franklin and Jar
shall College at Lancaster."
Dnck Shooting In the South.
Our popular and progressive young
townsman, W. E. Ash, of Third street,
Is at Cambridge, Md., where is enjoy
ing duck hunting. Game there must
be plentiful according to this Item,
taken from the Democrat and News of
the above place, kindly sent us by
1 Mr. Ash:
-The lot owners of the Lehighton
cemetery met at the office of the secre
tary, Mr. lohn Seaboldt Saturday
evening and elected the following
directors: Richard Koons, Ezra New
hart and D. II. Straup. All the direc
tors will meet Saturday evening when
a president, secretary and treasurer
will be elected.
The remains of Mrs. Theo. Law,
who died suddenly on last Wednesday
night were taken to her former home
In Columbia on Thursday afternoon,
The hunters are getting a great
many terrapins in the marshes at pre
sent The terrapins usually lie dor
mant in the winter, but this year have
been frozen out of tbelr holes by the
extreme cold weather. It Is remark
able, however, to jee what u quantity
ot cold a terrapin can stand. Durlug
the coldest days mis winter a dealer
had placed -some terrapins lu a tub of
water to thaw out aud the water and
terrapins froze Into a solid block. The
dealer thawed the terrapins out and
they were not hurt in the least One
Crisfleld Arm has handled 10,000 terra
pins this seasou."
viek'. rum fluide. Lm.. ' .t... To this brief item Mr. Ash kindly
The Poets Number of Viek' Floral AvuSutl at Columbia. 1 ott'ers tue foIIow"nK explanatory note:
fluMe. issue,! bv Junes Vlc.ga Sons. Pnts at Columbia. i "The ducks are of various kliuls. very
Itochester, N. Y Is oa our table, and . ViUr P1Pn,Ur TOjng friend Colutn-. few "canvass backs" among them, but
Is the handsomest publication of the "u? """ " proiuugou very nue as a rule, rne terrapin
kind we have ever Been. Vlok'a Maga- ".'.. """" " u - uuuer
sine is now in its seventeenth year Bnd medical treatment He la still unwell !
nas a circulation of .uou per montu. ."V".". . V K; m. 1 1',' .
town. We hope, that back borne,
among familiar scenes, be will soon re-
I gain former health.
A pleasant birthday surprise party
. . . . i . , i i . . i u miiuuui. uu
LiirKf? uul HO where Interment was madi Mr. Law
B..u.o".mp. . . will make his home at the ExeJiange
' notoi, tne utiles girls, Mamie and Man
Its aim la principally to teach and talk
about flowers aud vegetables in such a
way as to make it a valuable visitor In
every borne. See that you are on their
list.
arylnext following. There shall be
no hunting or shooting ou Sunday
uuder a penalty or-Ru. .Mongolian
pheasants and prairie chlckeus are
protected for two years under a fine of
t.j. lor eacn uiru Kiiieu,
ZKRN FOR UtmOKSS,
Our Bankwat contemporary with a
residence of less thau u 'year and a
knowledge of men that hardly goes
deeper than Sam Gilham, persists iu
its endeavors to belittle so honorable.
and distinguished a gentleman as Dr.J
O. Zern, the Democratic candidate for
burgess. Such action only meets with
the severest condemnation from verv
nearly, if not all our people. Dr. Zeru's
reputation for honesty and integrity
lias never been questioned; of his
broad, liberal philantronhy all cau
speak, tor almost a ouarter of a ceu-
tnry lie nas lived within a stones
throw of this town, and for a year or
more nas been a citizen in reality as
for twenty years he was nominally.
that the doctor Is "slow." tho "tool of a
clique," "easily imposed on," "weak,"
iC are out amy vaporings of a brain
congested with its own weakness. Dr.
Zern will be Lebighton's next burgess
aud in this honorable capacity he will
look alter tne iinances and business
Interests of Lehighton with economy
and yet with an enterprise and energy
that will not be characterized by the
intrigues of a demagogue. Dr. Zern
will be elected burgess by a large ma
jority because ligt is the friend of all
the jieople.
Counties and Their llehte.
The report ot the Secretary of Inter
nal Affairs, Thomas J. Stewart has
just been Issued and among other
things we find this of counties and
their debts:
The total county debt for the year
closed has decreased from 881,773.103. 12
to hi,wz&xi.ij. mere are sixteen
counties which have no debt of any
kind. These are Bradford, Centre. Erie,
r rauKiin, ruiton, ureeue, Lawrence,
Lehigh, Luzerne, Northumberland,
Pike, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Venango,
in.muKMiu,aim i.juuuug, nunc iu,
counties of Bedford, Bucks, Cambria,
Carbon. Clarion, Crawford. Cumber.
land and Indiana show a marked In
crease iu the amount of their couuty
debt.
As regards Carlaih county's Increase
in tne amount or debt there is an er
ror. Carbon's debt Is now only 810,KX),
a reduction for the year of S(i.
A Day Spent rleeaanttj. With the City
Polka.
it wantlie tileaiire ot the writer te be on ot
a par.) dituiK nun uariKin f-'oiiill) s Slierin, re
celllll. to escort Michael Dnrtor.theliriititl iimr.
ilerer ot hUcountriinan, Michael tlaleto, to the
bastera rctiltenlUry, at l'liludelphla. TnH
leantll iookiiiic sirialtue is situated on 1 he for.
ner il:-itti street ami Falrmount avenue. We
appruacueu me eiim.iiiv .rtHwn with feellrss oi
tile greatest dlflluenre and a ieeular pity for
iuve iiiiuur. wuo was uoonirt! o spend leu
) ears ol his life therein. The sheriff pulled the
bell. A single door la the ureal massUe tales
was opened, lie showed his papers ol eoinnill
nieul and we weie dulv admlllt-il. Wetverees.
corted to the bath house, a oue-story stone
suui-mre.wnere .Michael liuuur was reouesked
to disuone by overseer W. . Slienlierd. lie
emuMed uls Dockets of their conn-ms. one nr
iwo iciiers. a pen and uoiuer aud ink, a cigar,
ed to lhomas Webb, after belu told Himi nnr
was a barber la the prison. These things were
tint up lu his handkerchief toxetber with kl:js,
the aiueuntol his cash capital. He wasthcu
ururieu io unuressana lake a nam. lhe pris
oner went about tills Dart or nneratlnti uftli n
,vi) Muiii-Huic luncmuy. rouuwins tne oatn
he was nresented with a new nmnt n..ti.na
thai would very much enthuse the meanest
I'eKKaruii our sireei. uuuieacned muslin and
drawers, and shirt, aud a complete suit, pants,
,rs. aim , -o.il, m me i-uiilllloueM Ullie lllllllllx.
aslxpalrof socks for a uuaiter. aitdhemv
sliues. Mike's belongings were then put 111 a
bur bag. tied up and marked hits, by which he
willfortlie nest teu je.us lie known. A bag
was then placed over his bead anil he was taken
Into the prison, through a long corridor to the
otllce ot Michael Uassiil w here he w as entered,
with a description as to his clime, date ot eon
llctlon, Ac. The last we saw oi Mike lhidor
was In the office where lie sat trembling vlslbl)
with e)es wet with tears. It Is not,a pleasant
contemplation to look forward to ten j ears f
confinement In the Eastern Penitentiary and
set there are many biases far worse. The i.rlson
sa marvel of cleauliness. with an odor ol
Jean Mloly
Ol R.sdtaf, r.
Dull
ZMOT'S
It will pay-you to cull at our-Store itntl me wlmt we, fire
ofTerinivr in
Boots, Shoes, Slippers and Rubbers.
It can be truly said tlmt nnwbcreelse outside of the large citiet
trill you lie able to have so lnrgcftnd complete nn assortment
to solqct from, as you will find here. Our prices, too. are
exceedingly low, and will be sure to pleaw you.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
In this line of Goods we carrv a New, Stylish and well mnde
line of Suit, Tant and Overcoats anil we are scllinf; them at
Hock Bottom Prices. We alsoliave a fine line of
Hats.Gaps& Gents Fu rnishings
Opera House Block,
Tjehighton, Pa
Miserable and
Dyspepsia,
Pain
the Bluss, Hadaohf
tn th Buck, Sto.
heultliluliie tu.it 6iirtrlil the Uitor
HUmlliiglnthe centre oi tub prison, one cau
look down the six corridors by simply turning
lu a circle. Tliere are mi .ulwriers couflnM
turf. Of thin number 27 are women and two
are trdin Carbon county, Wanner and Ltciiten
waiter, from the loner end wnlnsr time for
larceny. Their tetnui will soon expire. Ttie
prison cells are kept neat and clean. Thcwe
confined &t hard labor follow the emuloj incut
in mcir vrua. auiuhe tiirsr atoi'dtinn are
knlttluK of hose, UHoiing-, sltoenrnkinj, &c. V
were refused permission to see UanUiey, HilU
delphla's defdultinn treasurer, but then think
lint of it we should hare known hrttJT. Thmnuh
with our Inspections we are out on the street
aeain. ureauuns uoa-g pure air.
ino uiiy nam io,wu,m; Twenty leart at
bulldlux! only hair completed) was our next
point ol viewing. Through this massive piece
of modern architecture we were escorted b Mr.
C. Wesley Daniels, a mntnutiir umi hniiiW n)
Kreat popularity, who off and on for teu sears
pasi nas nau irom m 10 w orick layers employed
in this structure, and who has built inanvof
fmladeldhta's line residence and husiness
places. From the lowest furnace pit to root
wfi iiwuii in j uiuiTs, oupreiue conn maiii'
Ders, ponce court, reporter room, etc., ue were
takeu. with explanation here aud there that
made tne two Hours spent In City Hall
USE
DANA'S HARMAPAS1LI.A, ITS
W ALP'S EAGLE STORE.
Tbe cold wtather brings with It the
ntcejslty 6t warmer coverings. Vou
don't need to think ot this the fact
forces Itself npou you, but where to
buy the best end the cheapest Is the
point. Let us make a suggestion
We are ready to sell you blankets sail
comforts ot the best quslity at the
Lowest Prloes. It tou doubt this, rail
and aee us, go oyer our Stock, examine
and compare and then we are sure you
will be oonrlnced that we tell you the
truth. Under this head too, come
! lu honor of Mrs. Charles Smith, at her
'TIIK home ou Second street, late Saturday
' evening was attended by lira. M.
1 Relchard and daughters. Asirie. Lillle.
uk uuuuj .ars. uweu iieuritf auu
daughters, Mrs. Bosnard and daughter,
jure. ii. r. mailer. Mrs. wm. Bcnaaie.
Mrs. Darld Hateh, Mrs. Wm. Michel,
airs, oieurerwait and nauaiiter. Mm .1.
F. Smith, Mrs. Mllltr aud daughter aud
Miss Amelia LeuU. At a late hour a
splendid supper wss served to which
an qiu tun justice.
TIIK VALLEY COMPANY '
U'lll Mk n MacnlHcent Uliplaj. at the
url.l'I fair.
One of tbe finest railroad exhibits at the
Clilcaco World's Pair will be itiat of tbe
Leblgh Valley Kailroad Company. Tbe
full detalli of the display have not yet been
decided upon, bnt work on suudrv Articles
that sill form pari of lbs display is active
ly DrnereMlnc at thedlfferent shops .miied
bv lhe couipanv.
A new endue for exhibition a. the fair
la being built at the llaileton buops bv
Master Mechanic David Clarke. It will
be a maznificeot specimen of mechanical
skill, tbe peer or superior of any that bas
yet been bulll, tbe perfect embodiment of
power, speea. ana oeauiv. as engines go.
Tbe Lehish Vallej's engines are tbe band
tom.it in tte world, while for service thev
out rank the locomotives of most ether
roads. The exhibit will contain a paasen
ger car being bulit by faster .Mechanic
John I Klusev at tbe Easlon anops. A
house car. a nat car. and a Jouble hopper
coal car or gondola are being built for tbe
exhibit ot tbe I'ackwlon Shopa by Master
Mechanic Lentz
There will also be a specimen stretch of
the Lehigh Valley's standard track. The
most unique pan of the exhibit will be the
first locomotive owned bv the Iteadlne
Kailroad. The Lehlgb Valley Coal Com
pany will also display an rxnioti. its
i very
Continued Success e KoeA's r
M X must say a word about Hood's Barsat.
rtlla for It has mad ma latl Ilka aaothsr Mfc
I was mlierabta and dull all tho tuna; had aha
blues, could not enjoy ttta lsast fua; fait slsai aft
over and often thought I would saoa cla. 1 sal
not know what to do. Could not sleep, s4 at
work with sadsfaotloa. Xy stomaah was ae
out oi order that
I Often Wished I Wat Dead.
I spent many a dollar tor msdteloa, all for UMs,
orImlghtsay.no benefit I saw aad rad sa
much about Hood's garsaparuia that I taeoaht
I would try It The first bottle made a dlgaraat
feeling, so I kept oa BUI I bad takaa thrss. the
severe pain la lay baok, hsadaoha aad dlstrasa
In my atomaoh, all trases of dyspepsia have
Entirely Disappeared
and I can eat, sleep and work, sod feel so xeueh
better than I ased to, that II caaaet tkaah
Hood's SarsaparlUa enough. I earnestly re-
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Cures
commend It aa tbe best modiolus for dyspepsia
and distress la tho stomach. I wish Hood's
Sarsaparilla abundantsucoess." JoixSTiair,
T4S Locust Street, Heading, Pa.
We Don't Give Away Froaonta but We Will
Make V Cash Discount of
TEH PER CEJHT.
On every dollar's cash purchase made from our Popular Furni
ture EstabHshment, We have no skimpy stock to select horn,
but one of the finest assortments of House Furnishing floods
to be seen in the Valley. Well lighted store rooms to display
our goods enables purchases to buy satisfactory. Just now
showing pretty things in New Furniture nf all kinds and
magnificent, Carpets.
Come and see ns and take advantage of this big Cash Discout
Henry Schwartz's,
First street, Lehighton.
EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
$26,292,980.56.
.Vew
X.smrKHCe
isni.
$323,U8,331
zz
THE
K4tflTABLB KOCICTT
ULpfl
a l. no eb. actirLri,
W KITES .
k tARHER AH K PAL
AMD HAS
A LAEfiBR AMOUNT OF
ASAUEAVCt IK FORCE
TAK AST UTMER COM
F ANT IN TUB TTOM.D,
Airi:ANCK IS FOHCF. JANL'AltY , tiBf,
$804,894,557.
2,376 Death Claims Paid In 1801, $8,946,132,72,
For IUttft and further Information address
-A
Income,
IBM,
$39,054,943
Hood's Pills cu iivr uu, slot hui
ftcht , Janndlct, IndlgMtloa. Tryli Sl.
W. P. LONG, Special ipt ttiitOD, Pei'a.
A. Sell & Co.,
iterestluz and Dfvirtobfnnr(uii nerirwi nf
out lives. Iu an unAnl.he4 -rOrnn sn the
centennial ot 176 In perfect ml nature. Through
tne corruior oi uy nan looked at the iim
she statue of William PeDn, jt lY)t Mali and
meillhlDC 0erOUO noiind. Juat nnnnRltf iho
Cltv Hill llelti's new fourteen story building 1
,tniiK u i in nio sue lonneriy wpupien oy a
VesbiterUn church. Jlftvinir fvliM.iiitvt trrv
nook and corner ne pulled for the Mint, through
wuicii r cre rn-vrvu ot inn aiennea ana
pleasant CaiUin Wehr, of M mini It Hill, now an
uglier in this Institution, L'ndcr his care we
enjoed special prhlleKea, being permitted to
stand close to the varum machines used lu
malt in e money The hour wpent here was a ny
Instructive one. From the renniuic department
Into the rolling department and then to the
i SOUTH ESD LIYEBY,
-
BBTaTaTBTaTaTaraTa
yflf wi rn TaRlk!SJ- Itpawnalilo Priors.
iJiisSjisisJ, ' " JWI'l.KVSKll ll'K I'l A CIA LI.
ALVATION OIL! SQitD 9 9
Large room where many women are eniplo) ed at
ine miniiiK: iiiacniucs. ineae mac nuns turn
out 160 pennies per minute, while others turbine
frtc Wta 2$ Cti. Set tj mtt Mtri.
Will ref'eve Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
SwellngMtBruiteSftumbagOtSpraift',
Headache, Toothache, Sores, Burns,
Cuts, Scalds, Backachea Wounds, Ac.
f erred to are the famous salt water
diamoud Imcks " of Mary laud, and are
worth, lu city umrkeU from sJ15 to dAO
per dozen, i&j per dozen being a fair
average price for "Counts," viz. a
tarraDln measurim? 7 Inches aoro&M
lower faaeil ana weighing from & to ui features win ue a mountain oi coai ana a
lhe IteforiuM MlnUtrrlum
The Rev. G. A. Schwedes. pastor of
runst ueformed unurcn, u., Monday
entertained the Reformed. Mtulsterium
of the Lehigh Valley at the regular
montnly meeting. The inclement
weather marred the attendance, yet
the meeting qroved to be one of the
best jet held as fur &h practical ells.
eusMons were concerned. Ten clercv
men were d resent' Dr. A. Ii. Koolln aud
tne iter, a, r, norue,oineiienown;ine
itevs. u. v. luchards. A. V. Mitmau.
aud II. M. Diefenderfer. Allentowu; the
Kevs. A. Ltouacn and JJ. liotiirook, ol
this place; the Rev. W. F. .More, of Cat a
sail qua; the Rev. N Z. Snyder, of South
Bethlehem; and the host, the Rev. Mr.
6ehwedes.Rethlehem Times.
AlTrtUeiutnt at 1 Ont IJjr Wont.
The cnl-aord column In the Carhon
Advocate affords a cheap and popular
mode of advertising.
AdverUsemeoU are Inserted a) tbe rate
of 1 cent txr word for each Insertion, but
no advertisement It Inserted one time for
leu than 13 cents.
Oiit-of town residents sendlne advertise'
ments for this column, will please accouv
panv their order with tue cash or one or
two-cnt stamps. The amount Involved Is
too siaatl to requite us to collect it through
tbe mall.
If vou haye anything to sell, try this
column.
from W) to 80 and ISO per minute. The money in
this department Is welshed morning and after
noou.and no oue Is allowed to leave until the
vtelghtall corresponds with the Invoice nude
during the aay. We were also taken Into a
vault and almost looked our etesout aalna at
t.'O.ooo.ooo In solid blocks of gold and nihcr. On
lugot ot eo pounds we were allowed to bandit,
very pretentious looking building, being low
aim Kiouniy ihuii loniae nu nuv -rioted
digits with Char!) Maeni
ejMion. Among me anni einpjt
ii lamii
3ire -m
lajflvl. la
Imecit'h;
DctthofUrt.O. W, Duncan.
After suffering for a luug time Mm,
George V. Dungan, tbe estimable wife
of thn pastor of the M. E. church, died
ou Thursday afternoon last from can
cer. Deceased was a native of Monroe
county, wnere interment waj made on
Monday, following ber vices tu the
church here at which many leading
divines officiated, ilrs. Dungan had
manv warm friends here who much re
gret her death and tender warmest Chester, Delaware,
pounds. Plenty ot wild ducks this
ttason. While dowu in the Virginia
Lud of the Peninsula this week a party
of "nigger1 gunners offered to sell the
writer 0 tine ones for CO ceutH.
Annual Methodist Conference.
The annual conference of the Phlla
delnhia District of the M. E, Church
will convene iu Norrlstowu, commenc
tugouMarchS aud continuing eveu
davs. Daily sessions for butine will
be held in the mornlug in the opera
house. Aunlverbarlea will be held
even afternoon and evenlug. A public
mass meeting will be held In the opera
house, in tne interest or the i.hrlMiau
Sabbath and the closing of the gates of
the Columbian Uxpos'ltlou on that
day, on Sabbath afternoon. The great
missionary anuirersary win be held in
the opera house of Mouday night,
March 13. Bishop Henry X. Wnrreu.
ot Denver, wilt preside at the sessions,
The four districts of the conference In
clude the counties of Philadelphia.
Laftuoaster, ueoa
made ud Into coin it would amount to f ll.cCKt. a
man lonune oy ine nay, ine aiini is uoi
ita. n
aie oi
harlcv
llaiilv known as "lteclnnxltY Three
) ram of cUyllfe has rarve h changed the otd
proprietor of the l'gtn Houm.
In the aftehmoD oneof the party attended
ine unewiui Mrect iipera moua wnere uenian
TnoMDMn' -u d uoi nest ran was oeini: per
formed while others others continued sight
acting and cullinc ou friends. In the eeniit(C
aeteral hours were delightfully spent at the
"iujou. ou xn si reel, iierr wc were iuriuimr
in -seeing, iuti for a short minute before our de-
art ure, Tligu Knerr, a former ienuruionun.
Itlvh Innltt t.rriiios- sxtl Ir nn Interrsl
IngdayaltugtMheraiid will be long rrmembcrril
uy Piirnn josepii o. iiii, inuiiitts truu.a
ip uncnana a.. rt-icnt. tn .iistum nuniv
Itllaiii Hhimi. of Wralherlv All, r 'ainnlu II
of lansford, and the writer.
How We Grow
liiirinfr lhe flrt montti uf tbe new earue
hate added to our subscription lists the follow
lug names, many of them new readers, of the
A.i'iCATK. We appreciate Ihlt evidence of
favor and will tine every effort to folly merit
patronise of all mir readers.
Mrs. Dr. Ualliet.
Mauui liouer.
Beiwrt ofKast Mauch Chunk.
State Weather Station. Temperature and
Precipitation tor January 10 i.
Uud Tenineraturti for nuHitb. lfLfl desreeti
Hlghent Temperature during ruouttu -u. degree
lowest Temierature for inonUi, U below sero
Aieau or maximum lor tnouiu aj oeKiees
Mfun or Minimum for I month 0J decrees
tlreateet daily range for mouth .ti. d?gre
iweai aaiiv rautge ir awmn a. wrr
Total rain fall for the month SJW Incite
Total depth til auowisjo Inehee.
r. i . wiTrBHUTK. wonener
inlnalute breaker now Uing built at
PiUaton.
Tbe Lehigh Valley Kailroad Company Is
making active preparations to aocommo
daie tbe Increased pataeeger traftlce lucl-!
dent to tho H'oild'a Fair. Thecompanj
eatveu to et a fair share ot the trade.
The Chicago Fair ttausportallon will all
be long distance t rattle. The passwogert
will enjov all the eomfotts of travel the
Lehigh Valley so well renders.
Supi.Rollln II. Wilbur said that the
rates of passeuter transportation to tbe
Fair would be fixed b. the Philadelphia A
suwuiua paawMigw ucw uipdhu wp"C- W n. 11-rl-rL Jonh Jonet were eleel
tlon with the other trunk lines, and -lie art- board f nuuiauert. the president appointed t
del that thev would be less than the rtMEU I . Mt'tugh, Kdward ftallagher, tymnet M
luitteeon reutH)fls and oy laws.
To Iook After Gam.
The Fort and Htream Hnortsmeus Club ol
Panther Greek Valley, has Juat beeu formed at
Lauaford. A. M. WcomuUcr, waa ejected preal-
dettt , Patrick HotMwi. vi ore went, c c.
Urltugh, seeretary. JatAea T. 11 ulbeani.tr eaaur-
cr; hawuH McLtuin, jm Carr, Alex Murikb).
mhi as
Uf rales now prevailing.
warm Clothing, Rubbers and Boots Ld d.nohtep. whr. aurrt ISchuvlkll . Daunhin. Xnrthamntim.
m.m f Lehigh, Carbon. and Monroe. Her. U.
a Card to th Public. W. Dungan, of the M. E. Churoh, on
You are cordially Invited to inspeot 1 First fttreet,wlll attend this eonferenoo.
the many new and nrettr novelties in .
silver iust diftnlaved that cannot La a "f
and Shoes for winter. In tttis too, we
can meet your wanta at tbe very Lowest
Prices. We extend an invitation to
have you call before you buy elsewhere.
Robert Walp,
First strsst. Op. Kouad Uonaea,
Lutheran Ulnlstorlutn.
The monthly meeting of tbe Luther
an Mlulsterlum ot the Lehigh Valley
was held Monday at St. John's Luther
an Church, A lieu town, the Rev. Dr.
Repass pastor. The question discuss
ed was "No Sabbath outside of the
ehurch." Tbe Rev. J. 11. Roth, of Cata
sauqua, opened tbedUewtslon. a skele
ton of a sermou preaeueu uy tne iter.
Mr. Kuder, ot Bath, was presented and
i discussed. It was voted to bold the
uext meeting at the same place.
! Suit mid Overcoat
made to order lu the latest styles and
seen elsewhere in this section and this Henry J. Danaer, lir., of Hearer i guarantee a perfect (it from elSXX) up
beautiful stock surrassea anvthinir 1 Run, otfem for sale ht6yearold mare.
ever attempted by us heretofore. Don't She is perfeetly safe, uot afraid of
mUa seeing this really magnlUeent engines and a ateady and reliable
line at 1 IL Hold's Mauoh Chunk driver. Pw further particular apply
iewslry store. as above. tf.
WO.Oo which is at least 33 percent
cheaper than you can get them made
anywhere else t ail at aonaneim s
Merchant TaUDnoKlIalUaaucU Chunk
aad Have your order .
Mutchler'a Pension Bill
Hound tAuimou sense eiutnkBterttee Couicrea'
iun MutAhlrsa ocuslon MIL whim Ot()uuil rha
atteoUoo of the house reccnUy. One ol the beet
Iunt ttl rkNiLaaal thl-OUfi'h ls.aTnlSL. aad aMHT.
hag all pension woney to be paid directly front
, ine j reneurj- wa wvura rwm iu n wwtwr.
ful wmkIIhs out of the " beMa " and faW eUUu
aata who are now costing Cttele Imhi eork uk
awHis Mima n. a - joMraat.
Tbe State Revenue.
Mate Treasurer Morrtsea and Auditor (ieue
ritJ Uraof have nlven Keereeeiitailve Marekall.
cbajrwsa ol the House evmwaRiee appfeurtav
ttosw, eaUaMtes ol Ae ret eouea CeruUe Mat two
esra. They place Uei at f li,ooo.ooo. k-Ute
Treasuref beiie c ttie re U wtH atfl
ife l,ttun aad Oevevaar PatltoM ptVtl
BCErasaifwiw.
KTBWebMObwbbmbBWSBjr a
Can lie kqit out of the House very effectively and
sill' your rooms and halls made warm and comfort
ahle if you huy your Stoves and Ranges and
Heaters lor us, Our prices are always very low
and satisfaction is always guaranteed. We aso
carry the usual large line of Tinware of all
kinds at our usual low lirices.
W. S. KUHNS,
Opposite the Round House, Ziugktou,
i branch Store. Snyder's Block Weissport.
eruvrl'v" Cf mti aayf.
Chaa. Trainer.
iviewea Keen.
Henry Panzer,
j. newt,
Eeorge tkhnelle.
kV.rCstrohl.
i-'raak flerber.
Lewis J. Christmau,
li. u iKmnell,
W. Lelnbard.
Jese Morgan.
amea 1 tart man.
Hainuel Oo8tnta4er.
Hiias iieer,
a. ii. Miner,
u. p. Ho nr. mi.
Janiea Em b,
A n. Miner,
Tho. Schailer.
Dr. si. M. Italllet.
Mn A. Groot.
feter HeUabo,
j. newu
La. Ilaeeiitian.
J. U. Eritt,
lucnaru woo mug.
William lUkiurO.
Nehoa l. ltelehard.
John O'LKxsoeh.
Kl Ileflelfluger,
.lohn Kiner.
Harah Markler.
V. A. Borer.
K I Ulan Ntebhng,
Hlmon Rlose,
Kllas Markley,
slotin Uendsr.
.lame Wiliiamwin,
J. ti ltoanell,
It. V. I'eter,
.heph Arner,
cTFrolleh,
I. Olewlne,
.ludge Heldle.
Wm. HteeWer
. Bret ft ey,
MIIuhi Trainer.
JanieeKueeht.
leuols Went,
A U Bartholomew,
Mlsa Km ma C'lauaa,
Wm. allehel,
slos. Jsaman,
Ueorge Kreage.
II. T. MeAnine,
Carbon Oounljr Com
CtvartesTreitei.
mm
French Dress Robes
Ye are offerii'.g a Lot t .French Dress Itobes at Greatly He
duced Prices. The Styte. and Colorings are excellent, and all
are to be closed out as follows: ,
"A5,fl wfre Imported to sell
' tx.00 " - " "
" 10,0 " " " "
" I2,50 " " " '
" 20,00 ' " " "
tor $10,00.
' i,CO and 15,0.
""MT.OOand 20,f)0.
tW.W)
' 0,00
HEADACHE!
1 Of allforai.Wenrnliw.asMei. Plta,aiees-
lcMs3, UallMM,XIUslee, Ulus,Or" ,
l.kll. tka-aaaiaaiaiHal.ala .reurtdbr DM.
Mil, tUA' Ul-aiXiUA'ii VK ALUVIWt,
Three Ultle C'hureh Items. j
ear A SL17 bell wbleh has Iwen Id use in the
MMliodUs-rtiurrh at DuUoW for mer Iwo tears
eraeked recently, and on Anntlay It ringing
sound iU)fd out It weighed 1.IW txuuls. i
rr-Thf Meiiinsliat. ot UuriDsvl le. Clear 1
ttestl ovutity. are eoete4at4aUng tlte eractUtn of a i
new eluireh at tht nlaee, to eet 14,004. Kx
OoDgmatataji John PattM has guraitleetf two
thlnts of tbe fundi front bis own meket. i
rw Tla ljithorn and ReforHiCsd eonaretSa
t4eM at Mauch Ohuofc have Migrated, the,
ijiUaenuu aeepiug ine oia uwee vi wwwir uu
paying the Keformed rei4e )!, The latter
wiu erect a new viiaee iu tne ipnui-
Banks Towuabip JtepubllsMiis.
The Kepubltuaaa of Basks toMrnahJu ImW
their ounveattos on Hatuiaav. wbeu the folio -tag
Candida tea were uoMltiated.
fai Csweetor-JohB Rvaas Vorktowu.
6rvir Wm. Watklna, Bearer Headowt
tsavrTOue dlSMaasMiaV
dibcerous drno "U bo UlM
M I t.Ea' Drjl1t)KlTIVE.NKt 1.1
piter S'romSeieaiterio Jsnasir saroaa
tsmnthsNrTle I bsid at least i nuTatotom.
anonowerttr Uiree n rrths ue be n- mer
UBAtti. - JoHS B. roiXtHS. Hw Mleh "
! hiTbn uln DH, MILFS1 Hl ATOII
AT1VB MCU VIMS, for about fnnra-nttbt U
bsa bruutrbt me relief end core. I hate laken M
tnr rllepr. and efter tn it for oe woek fcsre
hedm'auaa. Hard C. firasia. lleibvlll, P.
rin bok ot areaa cure aed tiial hsotttcs TU CK
a Vruf -tsu BTerrwbere, or ad Srem
DfUMlLCO MCDICAL CO.. Klkfwt, lae
Sold T T- D. Thomas
Auditor's Notice.
634 Hamilton St., Allentown. -
I F. V. Weil. & Co,
1031-1033 Linden St., Allentown,
FOR
Far Tai Collartor.
William fcahadle, solicits Ihs
port ot lbs Totsrt ot Lsklgatoa.
sup.
tr.
I VlLtraLkA tfkl4ra.
Viatatinl frirTsraVrra fTharltTa Baumusf Tresi kow
Oesrge lavtea, Jeauesvtlk.
QgasjlsMe tieary Hsffman, Trearkow
TOwbsmp Oletk Evan fllbboa LeTtsum
AudlliM- Willuro Rtehards. J ernes UTr
ADdsUnt Aaeeeaor Jobn Uam Audrnried
ISE UAVA'8 SArVSAPAKir r
i THE K1XD THAT CL'Hii.'
Iu the nuttstr of the Estate j In the OtUtMt'
of KwwSft A. iteary, hue ot uoun ot vaneni
Lower Towaatraaiag fwp. 1 County, fa., Aavfl
(jarooii uo rs., UMwaaew. inhi pt.
The uisdeTalgned AudUor appointed by said
tkMUt tu laauM ufjuti tW ekAawtuue Amu ts the
AtataWratur's Aoeouat of tbe above HaUtfw fis
sate tsw aaoswat it ueceeiary, atw muki qis-
) Oi l. a.
wseei aa
Pite ol kls an-
dla.
tiibutkjtt of te funds la tlx nawla t J.q.
win
KraiiiMir. th
. ttsartLisi i fits rata Ud. for rkc
tansnlliuliL ul lit ikaBata In till CaWintV
In the boruugh of Matk-li Chunk, on tMBjfdey,
tne mil aay ot uarcu. jl u . i. i v wiav.
m tie re aud hen all part leu tntereeted art 1
leouired U atopear vud uieMnt their uta.nta, or
be fureci (Jelirred from cotelug is on said
(und ) a HHHEH, Aisdiloi. ,
t ro. ita, isau in I
HEADQUARTERS
Wood Mantels,
Fire-Place Furniture,
GRILLE WORK,
TILING -TILING
S35 BUY OF THE MAKER.
F, W, WEIL & CO.,