The Carbon advocate. (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, February 18, 1893, Image 2

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    ESTABLISHED 1S7.
The Carbon Advocate
miKTF.DfcNr.hT SiTl'llDAT lit
Harry V. Morthlmer, Sr.
OFFICB-Sellers Illook, North First street,
Lolilghton, l'a.
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l'ost onice at secowl Clans Matter.
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Cards ol thanks, rvsi.lmlmis 01 respect, and
auallar notice one time i no. .
tocal notices of entertainments, suppers,
lestlrals. lairs, daocfs. and al enrUlnments
slene3 to make money 0 cents per line, unless
job printing has Ken done for the same at nils
uSplajadtf rllsements, Ave Inches and over,
$5 per tucll per annum. . , . ,
Subscription price 110 when paid spot cash
er ti.ns It not o nald This rule will licreatler
he strlntentlir enforced. .
Terms-Transient adyertlslnit ami Jot i print
ngewi really adYtrtlilng iwable quarterly.
Address all Communications to
H. V. M011TH1MEK, Bss'it.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IS 1810.
Our Circulation 1408
l'llLITICS.
A Faw Matters for the Attention of Voters.
The citizens of Lehighton will do
well to elect Dr. J. G. Zern burgess of
Ibis town. The next year many Im
provements are to be made; streets are
to tie graded, a hose house Is to be
built, better street illumination Is to
be considered for all parts of the town,
new streets may be opened and many
other things ot Importance will come
up that will requiro careful attention.
It Is well then that the burgess should
be a man of intelligence and experience
that these improvements -can be fur.
tbered. Dr. Zeru will 1111 the bill quite
acceptably to all our people. He has
no ax to griui. Ail will be treated
light and the Interests of the wholo
town will be cnrefully looked after by
him, with special favors to none. This
town needs this sort ot a man for
burgess.
For town councllmen. The First
Ward have placed before the voters
auch honest men as Ezra Newhart,
Qodfrey Frantz and Jacob Biblghaus.
These men are pledged to all the Inter
ests of Leulghton with no special priv
ileges and with no ax to grind. The
voters should elect thoni, they are
worthy. All are owners of property
and have a long residence. For school
directors, Klchard Koous and John
Hottensteln. Both will be elected.
Iu the Second Ward Johu Ouert and
O. A. Clauss have been nominated for
echool directors. We believe that 11
elected In this Republican ward, that
they will be a creuit lo tne scuooi
lioflrrr.
In the Third Ward Joseph Ihaman Is
the candidate for councilman. His
lection Is assured. For school direc
tors M. O. Bryan and Ed Schmidt ure
on the ticket and although theteisa
little scheme on foot to knock out Mr.
Schmidt, he will nevertheless be elect
ed and some days the fellows who are
In this game will get their medicine.
For tax collector there Is honest Na.
than Uellman, who was crippled some
few years ago. He is hustling against
William Schadle.the Kepubllcau. lieu.
man is making a great elfort to get
thar, but must keep his eyes open tor
"tncK9."
Peter Helm Is against l'huin Wert'
man for overseer of the poor. Mr.
Helm has served several terms of poor
director and filled the bill to u T. He
will be re-elected.
For borough auditer James Etch is a
candidate for re-election. Jim made a
good onlclal and will be elected.
In the Second Ward the Democrats
have no candidate for cotiucilman. Mr.
Trexler having refused to stand fori
tula oulce. ms name is on the ticket,
but he is telling his friends not to vote
for him. M. (J. Kuntz is the only can
didate and he will be elected. Marvin
is a llrst-class young man and be will
make a good public olllcial.
In the First Ward only Is there any
kind of a tight and that is for council
man. Ben Kuntz is a candidate against
Kzra niewnnrt, lvuutz win leave noth
ing unturned to scAru a point. lie
wants to bo looked afterl Our cx no-
sure of this man is still fresh in the
minds of our people. Not a single one
of our many accusations were ever de
nied. We understand that he is now
making bis deals to secure his own
lections. One of tbetn is to throw out
all Democrats aud put Hepubllcans in
their place; another one, so It is sal J,
is to sic uown on rue v ire company
ana reorganize it with his own mater
ial. John Seaboldt and J. L. Gable
dont pray by Kuntz, so they wUI not
be in it. Sammy Gilham is to be made
secretary for his fealty to the cause,
although to catch a couple of unsus
pecting Democrats thev are promising
the office to a young Democrat. For
market clerk, we understand, William
Watson, ot the Press, is slated. He
stuck to Kuntz and of course Kuntz
must stand by him and help him out,
Supervisor! some say. that this may go
tq "Our Jonathan" Kistler.of the Third
ward, providing he wants it Many may
wonder at this, but Ben is sly enough
to keep on the good side of a fellow
with"Youu's" Staunch (?) Democracy.
For borough police there is quite a
rub. Ed liawortb, who has been doing
all the dirty work for several years
past for fifty cents a day aud night, is
to be removed because he couldn't
strain his conscience to vote for Kuntz
for Assembly, Before that Ed was
alright and one of the formei's pets.
II can't use him now hiuI must make
room for some one more worthy of
Ben's Influence. Somo say that it will
go to Ben Harp, though it is hard to
tell. But what If Kuntz is defeated?
Oh, well, that will spoil the whole game,
but Ben is pulling for all he is worth.
He made a speech at the railroad meet
ing several weeks ago, and Sammy
thinks that this made blm a point or
two stronger. Then, too, he has sud
denly championed the new court house
for Lekigbtou, and this should bring
blm some support. It takes some
brains to figure out these schemes, and
to make the people forget that Ben is
squealer, but it is doubtful whether
they will vote for him. Since the ex
posure ot bis many tricks be has fulleu
off In popular esteem, and it looks very
much as it the First Ward people
would severely rebuke bin again. We
ay sincerely that he Is not the mau
fer this ottice, and If by chance, be
hould be elected It will be the regret
of all our people. Defeat bim, aud
electa mau who Is without private
pltes and prejudices to satisfy.
Arrested for Stealing,
Alex Rnrohack and Thomas Jones,
two yoang meu or Audeuried, were ar
rested Tuesday eveulug by OUlrers
Wetterau and Wallace,, for stealing a
pair of boots from Loughran's store at
Hazleton, The young scamps tied their
horse on South Pine street aud pro
ceeded to the store, which was in charge
of the senior Mr. Louutirun. While
one engaged blm in conversation, the
other stole the boots. Tbe old gentle
man witnessed the theft, and notlrWl
bis sons as the thieves ran toward the
ltd. HIj sons succeeded in capturing
and holding them until the arrival of
in omcers. me thieves were taken
uerore ine jiayor. Kurohack, who car.
rld a revolver, was fined $7.50. He
paid the nne and was released. Jones
was fined $5, but was unable to pay and
la therefore doing time. Huzletou
atanaara.
llase Itallat Jeanesslllf..
The Jeineivllle team for the coming
year Is about completed, and tome fe
cnangea nave been utaaa, says the Stan
dard. Toe dob as far as known will ha as
follows: Catchers, UraJy and Falrhurst;
oitcneri, oeners anu ree,is; in ease, Slut
mont;2sd base. Ward ; short slop, Ulhatu;
3d base. Afiller; Adders. Ilacbniau. Smear.
and Hayes. Of tbe catchers little can be
tald. as both ar well known. Hellers last
year played with tbe I'amdeu team, while
seeds made quite a record lor tumseif wiiu
th TacoDi club. Miller, who is assigned
'o third base, played with Eatton last sea-
ton, ana uajii, one el tne new neuers,
fioUbed In a similar position but year with
tne tttmamspon team.
Evangelical Conferences.
Both factions of tbe Bast Pennsylvania
Conference of tbe EvaogelU-al Astnelaileo
will meet in annual session Feb. 2f. The
Esber-Uowman Conference will 1m heJd In
Ebenier Church, North Ninth Hi reel. Read
log, and tbe Duba Conference In St. John's
Evangelical t'hurcb, North Sireel, Oetble
btm. Bishop llrejfogel will preaMe at tbe
conference to be held in Heading, and H is
iperted that Bishops Esuer, Bowman, and
Horn will alto i-e In aUetultnee, while It it
thought that llisbepa Dubs, Ilaruan, and
ntaaioru win ne in auwMauee as me eotl
ferecra at Betblebea. Tbe Katt Penail
van la u the oldest and most Issuer UM lo
the Evangelical deoomluaiioo. It alto
taaatt before all lb otbara.
Mt'Tciit.r.n not to up coniturTBU.
tvemocrata Who Want Spoils Oan't flny
Tlit.ni Bo Oo Slow.
Kaslmtsava- "Atmllcants for nftlpe In ttilsdu.
a
trlet are nunierons and It would be amusing and
sometimes disgusting lo read some of the letters'
which r large ier ceutHge of supernatural Idiots
nntoug thein, write to those who they suppose
hae Inttuenee. 1 know of men who are con
stantly In receipt of letters promising them big
fees If thev will use their Influence to lurther
the desires of some eager office seekers. I
know that men like Congressman Mutchler are
anlMttpd and lustilfpil bv such letters and crow
Indignant at the Implied supliosltlon that thev
sell the Influenceortheli oftlees. N-w let uie
tell this class ot office seekers something, If
mi nare oncml to bilDe any man wnose in
rtuenee Is of any value at all In this district Jou
tuue desthivwiall sour hopes of annolomenl to
any political office. The men whose standing In
the luityls such as to give them anyweUht
wiiu ine incoming aaministrniion, nrenoima
kind of men w ho are selling their Influence. The
man who will take another's tnoney to advance
his political prospects Is the kind of "heelers,
who cannot help but may greatly binder another
"1 auTocaiiuK ins cause. Ann uesuroui iuii
The leal leaders of the Democracy In the coun
ties of Northuimitnn. flarhnn. Monroe and 1'lke
are Just the sort of men who wilt be determined
In opposition to any man wliu tries lo buy the
office lhat he seeks. This Is a straight tip. It
inuv save some or those who are seeking omce
from running their ow n prospects by offering to
bribe a really Influential man nnd prevent them
wasting their money on a heeler w ho has no In
fluence at all and ret If willing to pretend to
help them lora price. Just go lo a man like
iiiu. i), owrui,oi lunnroe, or uiaig, oi vnruuu,
or Mutchler, of Northampton, or Krdman, of
imgii. nuu uurr lo pay aujuue ui iiicm m
louoli If vou rpt the nniMimtnient vou are after
and you can set It down as a fact bejond the
shade of a shadow of a doubt that you will never
get It. Aud It Is so with every honorable right
minded lender In politics In any locality. Don't
buyantboily. lheman who wants to be pur
chased ain't worth buying, lie's a fraud, And
If sou pay him any money to help you, jon are
not much better aud are not fit to hold nny pub
lie office. This Is cood ndvlce to office seekers
aud It don't cost a cent."
For Tax Collector
William Sclmillo. solicits the sup
port of the voters of Lehlghton. tf.
DOING
LOTS
OF
GOOD.
Ask M. C. Henry and MartlQt)ubbs,
ot East Mauch Chunk, who saved them
it clean cold HM dollars cash on a
Piano. Ask Mr. Chas. Armbruster, of
the same plnce, who saved him $C5, on
a Piano Organ. Oh I I am getting
there with both feet, ye high war price
agents, come down to honest prices.
Phillips has not seen fit to accept my
proposition yet, nauielv: One Ilnndred
Dollars for every new orgrn he sold
that he did not make $20, if be gives
me ten dollars for every one I will
show he made from $20 to $50 dollars.
He claims to be satisfied with $3 profit,
that sounds nice, but why "don't he
curry out what be advocates. I am
also headquarters for Sewing Machines
I sell the White Cottage at . . .$25 00
White Domestic at 30 00
Wheeler & Wilson at 30 00
Davis and Standard at 30 00
A Handsome High Arm in i
Draw Oak at 20 00
Bed Springs just halt what you pay
elsewhere.
Nearly Six Thousand Washing Jfa.
chines sold during 1802, they go Hound
or Square $5. Come nnd see me before
purchasing and I will save you money.
A. F. SNVDER,
Near Lehigh Bridge. Veissport, Pa,
Financial Statmeot of the LeM&li-
TON CEMETERY, for the year ending
Februnry lltb, i803.
DR.
Owen Klotz, labor $37-10
Paid as per Voucher.
Carbon Advocate prlntlng.8 2 CO
J. k II. Seaboldt insurance 1 Ui
Owen Klotz, labor 01 71
J. Ruch, lime 0 30
Lehigh C. &. II. Co., nails. . 1 4!
Henry Miller, lumber 19 00
J.Seaboldt loanto pay bond 25 00
W.Shadle, tax 17 20
Ed Hunstcker, labor 1 95
Chas. Lorentz, labor 0 09
E. Lorentz, labor 1 50
Ezra Newhart, labor 3 13
W. A. Derhamer, posts. ... 11 25
Geo.W.nichl.raisingbousellO 00
G. W. Diehl new chimney 3 22
W. F. Murphy Son,lot book 4 75
Tbeo. Kemerer, labor and
material 31 fit
288 28
345 C8
CR.
Hal. in treasury t 121 38
Rec'd during year on
lots 297 01
Rec'd during year on
rent 93 33
Outstanding on lots .. 2C0 50
t 774 83
Real Estate 1500 00
We the undersigned belug appointed
Auditors to examine the accounts of
the Secretary and Treasurer, of the
T4kl,lh,n I'umala.n .In nrfT 4t,of
we' have examined the same aud found
them correct as stated. Witness our
hand this 14th day of February 1893.
Richard L. Koons, ) , ...
W. C. MCCORMICK. A""ltor8-
Annual Statement
or the
F ECEIETS ani EXPENDITURES
CARBON COUNTY
For tho Year Ending December
31st, 1892.
JAMES T. MULHEARN, Treasurer,
in nccount with the County of Carbon.
DR.
Jan. 3, ISV2 to balance cash on
band as per last report,... I3,hii 33
Itecelpts for Taxes.
3. J.Bweenev.BanksTownshln '!..$ 1.027 Si
J. BteigerwaltEast Penn,Twp.,'fl2. 41 IV
Jltrliu Uliristmsn, i.. M ununa i lu on
Milton Setter, Frsnklln Twp, 'SI M2 6!
W. D. Rehrle. Lehlehlon, " 710 88
Jacob Potter, Lausanne " 2: 27
YYm. Lewis, Maucb Chunk. 405 dS
J. J. Gerbart, Ticker, Twp., it 3d
J. F. Chrittratn, Tenn Forest " 114 59
Katlisnlel Oreen, I'arryyille " 118 50
Win. Mltleo, Summit Hill, " 07 01
0. II. Ureen, Towamenslng " 120 52
W. W. buck, Weatberly 1,000 (0
Jacob Sandel, Maucb Chunk, ' 1,110 53
wm lleisler, litnslord, " 173 84
Millard (Jets, I'.on Ferett '1 133 00
Win. Helsler. Lsnsford. 3.031 12
Jacob Steigerwalt, Fast Tenn, 917 33
u. u. ureeo, lowamensiog 700 00
Vim. Snidel. Lehlibtou. " 3.951 30
J. J. Grbsrt, rseker, " 057 42
u. u rindiey, Summit 11111, 005 43
T. 11. Evtos,MsuchCbunk,Twp." 534 49
Milton Setter, Ktioklm, Twp. " 000 00
0. It. Hoover, Weatberly, " l.T'10 00
U. 11. Gumbert, Mthonlng, " 3,47171'
Ira Gelt, KidJer, Twp., 311 91
A, A. Wssbburn, East Side, " SO 30
Oeo. Knnkle, Lower Tewauienslnt" 105 31
II. J. Boyle, Banks, Twp,, - 3,953 77
II. J. Frits, Lehigh Twp , ' 353 59
Jobo Potter; Lausanne Twp., " 98 08
Samuel YVeleb, Weistport, ' 553 00
Jaeoo Sandel, Mauch Cbuak, " 7,788 78
V, K. Foster, E. M. Cbunk, " 1,758 00
W. J. Lauer, rrryville;' " 738 33
$97,753 37
Itecelpts of Unseated LaudTases
Banks twp., taiea 1890.1 01 74
interest
0 35
tstee 1MI
intern....
Ml 21
8 09
i
- HltSTtMH 1 a
M ' " Utxet 1891 21 oi
Franklin Twp., 10 f-1195
" " liHerml aa
" " taxes ll 4 99
KasUlaueK'tuutk br., latetnoi uoo'
- latetatt.. i m
- .. tate ll 90
" " ' IMerwt.. 3
LkUw-Tws., Uxm, Moo aiTn
" latenttt eo
utiet iwi 9(9 H
mterswt oo
- iMarett .
tdtfb TWB-, tates ISuo. . .
9 Ui aa
IKMttes
-ml it a
utiat im ae
UtterMt sli
ltt Towaioestauh Twgjgo t ft N
- ui tJ9t 39 n
snn. . es
ijMtaaaae Twp., taxes nasi, 48 98
UttenM.... I ll
Packer Twp., tares tset
" Interest
" " tates liwi....
" " Interest
Penn Forest Twp..taxes lsso. .
- - HtlVXVBt
- taxes 1M1...
" Interest, .m.
nam
m 11
3 (I
1'nwamenslwR Two., taxes 1890.
- taxes nil
Interest..
'arrytllletlor., taxes 1M0....
" ' interest
taxes 1S91
in
u
K
"if I
mi
17
3 as
Hanch Chunk Twp .taxes 1890.
-- , merest..
" " uses U91.,.
" Interest
Weallierly nor., taxes lwo
iuiririt
2 97
3,
1,919 49
For ltenls 1'ald,
Keystone Club, one year t 90 00
Kobert Kloti.,
1 eo
91 00
10 00
J.J. Ttoyle, coal V
Old Material Sold.
John Crate, old lumber I t
U Horn, old Iron 1 oo
A. strohl, old lumber J oo
Redemption of Unseated Lands.
Standard Metallic Taint Com
pany L TowamenslngTwu.,,.1 B 71
C. A. bornty's tract Kidder., 213 59
Temporary aan.
Llnderman National Danks, " ..,.
uraer.o.
Connty Share of ltetalt Manor License.
m Licenses, at $160 each M.eoooo
41 " " T6 each S.QT8 oo
112,073 eo
1-5 due county tfinm
-t-9B ires., win.
$1000 at a per cent. $ M on
,nnA. . ,A IM
two at 1-2 per tent. 2 97
t 02 97
2,5.12 Kl
Danville Asvlnm.
Middle IJoal Field l'oor Dlst..$ 611 1
IViiii I'uretU Tap J22 II
ijower inwainciising init.,,,,. .
t 1,989 74
IT
44
97
75
43
I 3,103 .10
Taaea Ilefanded
State of Pennsylvania.. 1 102
M it,r iot"....
u Cortoni.... 1,490
eon Forest Two 12
lnisanne Twp 3 4
For Lease of Land,
A. Helper 9 '
11, ueniiinK.. u
For Taxes on Docket,
$ 55
- 10 72
F.lectlon Kapenses.
State of Pennsjhaula I 7CI 25
Commissioners' LandSale oltlnseated
Land
Total llecelpts
crt.
By vouchers examined & ap
proved Hal on hand, Jan, 1 1833
Ct.!U9 19
Ml 173 40
9,703 79
9113,939 19
Orders Paid as per Vouchers F.iamlned by
the Auditors,
Court Kapenses.
rlmntl .tnrnrs ..t 791 90
Traverse Jurors 9 tw
Petit Jurors i.i'ioau
Constables quarterly returns
and tipstaves 414 48
Court hteuourapher lso 78
Uomt Crier 11
District Attorney 4U 68
OlerkolCourtsSProlhonotory C6l 81
hherin'slee 107 00
Justices' fees 143 30
(unstable', les, 813 00
,U,....M, 471 67
3,833 97
Assessments and ttenlstratlon.
Balauce due from laei.
1 , j,.
nailKS iwp., oeaiicsviui-, uo.
ItlchardCoyle I 12 70
Lclilghton. Geo. w. Biehl 41 40
rrnnaiiii. ,t. i. iicut,..,,,,,, .
Welssport, Austen Boyer 12 85
Parrydlle, Harrison flenrltty. 7 a
Blooiulngdale. C. B. Kemaley.. 3 u
E M. Cliunk, lllram llnntt.... 30 00
MiuicliCiiiiiik,2w.F.H.MIller ai a)
lKekerton, M. A. Fegley 11 43
Unseated Land Assessment
Mauch Cliunk Twp., II. Bartolst, 2 00
tt i ....... w u.iriw In nil
.Lehigh twp., a. Lubrnan ooo.
Siwolal Assessment.
E Mauch Chunk, C. Stein $ 2nd"
Franklin twp., W. H. lteber... looo
Triennial Assessment and Appeal.
Banks twp., Audenreld Dlsti
Bernard Ferry, assessment.. C4 oo
appeal 10 oil
Beaver Meadow i
S. K. Farrow, assessment... 104 00
Thos. Brogan, 54 00
8. K. Fanow, appeal S3 oo
Jeanesvllle;
lt.J.Cole,assessment 38 00
It. J. (oile, apical 3 25
F.at Mauch Chunk:
41 23
133 03
118 33
174 00
11. Hontz, assessment and appeAl...
Flst 1'eun Township:
C. Itehrlg, assessment and appeal
Franklin Twp.:
W. H. Reber assessment and apiieal
Kidder North:
1). G.lclAud assessment ti apjieal
Kidder South:
Lraory (leu, assessment and appeal
Duisanue Twp i
Nell Breslln nssessment and appeal
LchlKhton Ilorouitlii
Geo. lilehl assessment aad appeal..
LelilKhTwp.t ,
A U. Lubrnan assessment & appeal
UTowamenslniTwp., Millport INsti
W. Snider assessment aud appeal..
Little Gap District:
Geo. 31. Henry assessment S appeal
Bowmanstown Illstrtctl
P.. H. Belu assessment and apix-al
Uusford Boroiiah Kast Ward :
K. It. shoeniakerassesHtiieid&appeal
LansIordBor .-West Wardi
55 78
43 50
50 00
131 19
78 07
09 39
57 68
M 70
86 00
103 00
103 00
102 00
30 00
48 00
172 83
88 29
151 35
19 41
0 00
54 00
IS CO
liilsiuru uui. ,uio ,,b,.h
Maiich Chunk twp. Nesquehoiilnir Uist.
. 1U nBiwu,eMiiu,iiM
M Chunk 1 wp., llacklebernle Dlst :
1 A. Stiller assessment aud appeal
nioomlni!da!e Dist.
Chas. Ueiualt-y assessment fit appeal
Mauch Chunk Kir First Ward!
Mauch Chunk bor-Seeond Ward:
t . 11. Miner ussessiueui nu Byprcu
Mahoning Twp Mahoning Dlsti
A.U.uTlera3sesessmeiitaud appeal
Mahoning Twp-Packerton Dlsti
31, A. 1- egley assessment aud appeal
Packer Twp..
J. c. Btttner, appeal
Parry vlllebort
II. llenrltzy.assessment and
appeal 40 00
J. M. Bowman assistant 10 oo
Penn Forest Twp i
LevlKucuner assessment and
appeal
Summit Hill bori
M.J. stout assessment and
appeal 132 50
Jaa. McMlchael assessment
nnd anneal.. ........ ........ lo 00
Jits. McCounelt assessment
and appeal
MM
304 56
103 51
121 00
47 13
300
27 50
12 50
Towamenslng Twp: ,
N. Htemler assessment and appeal.
Weatberly borj
J.U.Uodson, assessment and appeal
Welssport bitri
Austen Boter assessment and appeal
Al Whlttlngfiam delivering assessment
notices to Kast Penn auii Mahoning
Jos Smith assessment notices
(1. W. Bsser " " ,
A. (I. Peters writing and serving
notices
3,922 54
First Iteglstry of Voters 1B9J.
Banks Twit. Audenrled Ulstllct
John (lurry 2d io
Bauks Twp. Jeanesvllle Dlst.
It. J, Ooile 12 90
Bauks Twp. Beaver Meadow
DM. J. P. Illes at 75
Kast Mauch Chunk, O. Stein... 19
Ijtst 1'enn.C E. Kehrlg 19 4
Frankllll, Levi Horu 34 53
Bast Side bor. N. 51. Sml h 19 50
Kidder N'oith, 1). (I. McLaud... 12 33
Kidder south, C. Wernet 1 lo
Lausanne Twp. P. J. Conning-
lutui 1100
Lehlitbloll First Ward, W. (1,
Miller 90 30
Lehlfthton Second Ward.O, W.
Dlelil 07 53
LenUihton Third Ward.Samu'l
Seller 31 18
Lehigh Twp. A. Luhroau 16 75
Lower Towamenslng, Millport
Jacob Wagner 17 90
IxiwerTowamenslug, Bowman's
K.J. Kuehner 1195
Lower Towamenslug, Little
Gap,n.M. Henry 15 20
Lauttord East Ward, W. W,
Hobst 18 90
Litnsford West Ward, jamet
Brlslin , 30 60
Lantlord Middle Ward, J, L.
Lewis 20 H)
Mauch ChunkTw p. Neaquelton-
Ing. K. Norwood 28 79
Mauch Chunk Twp. Blooming.
dale, I. B. Scott 12 00
Mauch Chunk Twp. Havkle-
berme. 11. J. rjanzer 12 oo
Mauch Chunk bor. First Ward,
A. 11. Peters 3810
maucu uouoa eeeona wara,
N. sterner 38 13
Mahoning Twp. Mahoning Dlst.
A. D. Miller 7. 28 oo
Motioning Twp., Packerton
Dlst. Alfred Backey II 93
Packer Two. J. u. Bltttter is to
Parryvllle bor, II. Iieurlny.... 10
Penn ForattTwp. J. II. Snyder II So
rwiunut IIIU bor. M. Boner.... M 30
Towamenslng Twp. Jonat O.
Beer la m
Weatberly bor. Kobert Talt... 42
Weistport Daniel Grater ... is to
second Tteglstry, 1S99.
Banka Twp.
Beaver Meadow,
r. r. aistj
I. F. MMtavty f4 20
t MawbOtuuk:, O. Sutn.,, 3s oo
st IvUe borH M. II. SwlUi.... t 60
it Patuifw
Kebrtir.
rriuiKiiti
Kidder North,
Harn....
34 33
10 30
10 14
II
MeLxtwl..
HouUi.a K. Wernet....
eTwLuJ. Kemtedv..
test, Ffrtt Wits), (Met
Ward; Heal
lsbtabton, Ttttt
llSBSKZYi'.
Lower Ttwaw4
oVird.Vd'wariVsi
MS
II H
u at
watMr
Tttsraai anting
.at. ITtewr ...
'IjiVU
OU.Q.1
Towaw ahgt,
K. .7. Knehner 1193
Lansford. Kast Ward, W. w. .
iioosi xu ie
lansford. West Ward. Jatnet
Breslln 19 39
3laltch 'hunk Twp., Nesque- "
lienlng. It. I). Norwood 30 m
Maneh Chunk Two., Blooming.
dale.D.ll. seolt 7 00
Mauch Cliunk Twp., Hackle.
bernle, II, J. Danzer..,, 10 90
Mauch Chunk, First Ward, A.
U. Peters 39 90
Mauch Chunk, Second Ward,
N. sterner 31 10
Mahoning Twp., Mahoning, A.
I). Miller..... 30 M
Mahoning Twp, Packerton,
Alfred Backey 16 Kl
Packer Twp.. J. C. Blttuer 1 1 60
Parryillle.H. Henrltzy 19 80
Peon Forest Twp., J. lLSnyder. 14 39
Summit Hill, Manus Bones...., 36 lo
Towamenslng Twp.u J. O. Beer. 16 9
tt eatneriy, iiooen tan v ow
Welssport, W. I KutZ It 03
Unseated Land Taxes.
raid to School Directors, Oter
seera or the Poor and Super-
vlanra. Itilr iu,rtlrtn
Middle Coal Field Poor District iW It
Penn Forest Twp t "
Kidder Township 76 93
Banks " 130 63
Lower Towamenslng Twp 7 oil
Itoad IJaniageSi
Austin Borer 1178 to
Andrews & I eopold .93 00
Abraham Henry 130 00
II. F. Frelndt ao oo
Lewis Hartman.... 23 00
AleveslaSolt , 73 uo
neuben twit vo ,
County Jlrldgee,
East 3tauch Chunk Bridge
P. Mackl, measuring
masonry $2 50
P. A. J. Binder, bal.
nolntlna nlers 4124
Aarou Belirig, railing
lortiuewaik..... too
.' 82
Parryvllle Bridge
Levi Horn, labor and
material 916 S3
Adam Kaches.labor and
uiateriai ,..,. s
23 13
Polio roco Bridge at Buck's
Paul Buck.repulrs S oo
Bowman's Bridge
KIstle&HornJaborand
material 9217 02
Samuel Seller, lumber... 02 20
Maurice Bowman, re
pair 43 21
312 46
Poho Pooo Bridge at Bchoenberger's
Augustus vou, stones.. v:i on
Nelson 0i Buchauannew
bridge 3,100 00
Layman Zlegetilussfoun
datlo 14 80
2,130 30
Rockport Bridge
Levi Horn, masonry ... 4W2 60
Franz Mackl, services.. 3 oo
Nelson Si Buchanan,
bridge , 575 oo
1,110 50
Pennsvllle Bridge
Jas. lialllett, materials,
etc 61 8
Moyer's Bridge 4
Dennis Mover, repairs 23 50
German's Bridge
James Ballieti, repairs.... 21 60
Kast Haven Bridge
c, Kleckner. repairs.... 6.120 32
M. Werner, painting... loo to
S. tt. Best, repairs 48 23
528 67
Little Gap Bridge
flea. M. Henry, repair.. ., loo
Weatherly Bridge
Nelson & Buchanan,
sidewalks sva 00
J C. sendel, paid for
painting 13 91
663 01
strohl's nrldge
N. F. Strohl, labor ts 03
Joel strohl, tear'g down
old bridge 11 37
I-evl Horn, masonry.... 862 90
W. H lteber. filling In
approaches CO 00
Nelson & Buchanan,
new bridge 1,273 oo
W. II, lteber, labor 30 00
2.247 SO
kehlghton Bridge
Jacob straussberger, piloting. A20o oo
Tannery Bridge
J.C. Seudel.Iabor $20 M
D. G.McLaud, labor.... 23 00
$.11 83.
$7,411 87
riming, Ailvertltlnc and Stationery.
P. K. Faust, advertising $184 oo
" printing.,,. o oo
a II. ltauch & Son, ad- "
vertlsing aB9 00
K. II. ltauch 0k son,
printing 48 23
. 23 2.
Lehlghton Advocate,ad-. -
tertlslng..... iiwso
Lehlghton Advocate,
printing 52 50
J.W. Malloy, adtertls. 24300
Ing 8183 00
J. w. Malloy, printing . 73 50
0.n.Slgleyjtdvertlslng. $202 00 '
" printing.,,. 123 75
W.O.Watson.advertls'E $07 60 .325 "
" printing,. 30 20
W. A. Feist, advertising 7. I m
J, C. lusher, printing 23 38
"? !! .V"1"' hJsn1"- .'" 1M 25
J. II. Handwerk, stationery.... 8 60
K. F, Luckeubacb, M .... 4052
Kay&Bro., ;8 &
George Hex, express 1 32
X- ";.MilIl?,.4!.00- elanks,eto. 82 90
Wm.3liirphy'sSonsCo.,blanks.
't'nen'. ete .' 22226
A. It. White. Indexes )w 00
K. K. Meyers, pamphlets. 10 00
K. II. ltauch & son, election
ticket 640 00
$3,003 13
liumla Redeemed,
Ellen O'Donnell, Nos. 280, 287,
288 ,,..(.......(,,,. $750 00
Paul Lattlad, No. 233 250 00
Bvran McCormadk,Nos.229.233 600 00
Adam Beer, Nos. 230, 231, 232... 760 00
Margaret paly.Nos.237,238,239 7C0 00
Jonas Miller, No, 236 250 00
Mrs. Thos. Arner, No. 283 260 00
Mrs. W in. K. Iteed, No. 282 250 01)
Henry Trapp, Nos. 223, 220, 227,
238.. 1.0TJ) 00
Emma Deppe, Nos. 221,222..... 600 to
Itavtd Koons, No. 192. 250 w
Theoilora Smith, No. 1&8 2T0 ro
Catharine Bropby. No. too foo 00
Sebastian llann, rto. 199 25000
llrldgel Breslln, No. 268 250 00
Paul Lamad. No. 197 too 00
lllaslus Zelger, No. 275 . 250 00
Joseph Smith, No. 277 500 is)
Moses Neyer. Nos. 200. 207..,.. 1,000 00
Jacob Wagner, No, 271 250 0)
Mary 1). Thomas, Nos. 272, 273.
274,!t78.376 . 1,500 CO
Interest paid oh bonds '90238
Ilurlal of Ileeeased Soldiers.
Nathan Huts 33 00
rniup Henoch 35 co
KUIIan llofri-lcHr it..
('has, 1. Wundt asoo
wm. Greenszwlg 35 to
Frederick Sutter.., 3503
210 00
Salaries.
J. T. Mulhparn Tres. Ifoi 1.317 73
J. IF. Ijetau Janitor :too M
F.P.Sharkey Cora's Solicitor, 21
Jury Commissioners ico 30
Counly Auditors.
John H. Miller ,, 68 go
Geo. w. Morthlmer 68 41
A. 'I.Peters st so
J.J. G'llrlan, clerk 54 00
228 71
County Commissioners.
Henry Miller traveling
expenses R3 to
Daniel Cannon salarv. . aso uo
J.C, Sendel salary 660 00
1,383 ,0
4.605 79
Sheriff.
J. 8. Webb, boarding prisoners 2,171 63
Drawing Jurors iso 20
Conveyiag prisoners tefenlten-
"nrj , ,,. 4S AU
2,370 33
Court nonse Expenditures.
Postaee and exnressaire RT AT
Gas and repairs el 83
Coal.ruetaud waterrentsAc. ico 00
Telephoned; general repairs.. 133 29
Court House aud office supplies II 37
, vta in,
Jail Expenditures.
Coal and fuel 319 75
Gas and repairs 29437
Water rent 39 50
Clothing and bedding 947a
"twivB, aticuuttiii'ii... .,,,... vt9 9t
General repairs 59A 13
Suprt ot convicts In Peniten
tiary 132 14
1.491 91
Election Expenses
Spring election 1,0:9 2t
General ' 1,171 19
Kleettou furniture 1,191 81
Building election house In
Tewanieestug lwp 269 00
3.661 67
Hedemptlon of Unseated Land.
Reuben Zelgentus..., 9 71
Henry Neeb 20 99
F. Bertoletle attorney 3T 29
N. M. toungkin 9 49
813 41
Loans aud Discounts.
Llnderman National Bank note
. 90 days 3,000 00
Iuterest on above 88 50
3,066 50
Scalp Bounty,
Paid to sundry persons 100 00
Inquisitions.
Austin Boyer 10 09
11. F. Haas is ij
Dennis 3!oytr 21 79
II II
Care of Insane.
stale Hospital, Damllle las 00
State Tax.
J. T. Multieran. Treasurer ,.. 4,184 16
Tax on Bonds.
County Bonds, not 103 53
" " 1SKJ 90 00
199 60
Overpaid Taxet Refunded.
John Strohl 7 40
Henry Guinbert It
W. II. Kehrlg 39 4J
W. (1. Freytnan 24 16
Emory (left 21 41
Keuben Breslln 2 to
Henry Ilennlng 10 20
KmoryGeU.uuteate4laadstax 4 40
wm (leister 1 T7
99 II
Miscellaneous.
L II. Barber, auditing Pre-
tboootao'a aaeeunts to 90
J. a Sendel, election furniture 3 ot
Heory M filer, 6 Oe
A. ftukeaser, delivering eleetloa
papers - 2 to
Bibt. Breallncotu refynded... 4 41
Wm. Winkler, deeoraung u 09
K. u. Warner, faa auuftte slg. .. 6 in
H. p. lvan, crying tale I 00
Wm 1L (I ruber, Utriltig un
known nutn 11 00
JuX&'l&iiii'.'.'.'. IT 00
v . , 184 13
New lade-tea.
Jataeatl Haadwetk uo (10
tw 00
Jaxet It Hxndleiktl! 29 00
1 3400
Subscriptions.
tjintfnrd Beaflrd..... I 80
(xtibnn Advweale 1 no
roaijcn Cliunk Democrat 1 an
7 00
86.173 40
Ileeapltulatlon el Ktpebdltnrea
Pomls KejdeenH4 10,760 eo
llrldee uxnensea 7.111 17
''onrt expenses 1,816 97
oaianea i.osa 7
Atseasraents0i lleglstlatlon . 1,600 01
State Tax 4,884 11
Election Expenses 8J41 67
Temporary Loan 8i discount,. 3,086 60
Irlnllngr advertising, and
stationary 3.rB l
Slierlff's fees sjrra at
Jail expenses... 1,414 91
Interest on bonds 9 2 88
Care ot Insane 732 00
unseated ljtna taxes tat to
Road llftmam am on
Conrt House expenses 438 oe
rtewiiuuexes. ,.,,, eou tyi
Itedemptlon ot Unseated lands 312 48
Burial of Soldiers. 210 on
State tax on bonds 199 60
Allscellaneous IS6 13
Scalp Bounty loooo
Inaulslllons ts si
Overpaid taxes , 99 1.1
ueuoruer t tees 22 00
Unseated land Assessment. ... 18 00
Special assessment IS 00
Subscriptions 7 00
60,173 40
lndtTldnal Accounts of County Commis
sioners, Sworn Statement Fllel.
hurt mum.
207 (lays at $360 per day S721 60
Team hire and traveling ex
nensestn PltL.hnt.9 - at m
181 trips to Mauch Cliunk 97 60
$833 80
cn.
Deo. 13. By order 884 $83 70
Jan, 7, 183. By order 910 762 10
PANIILCANKOK.
200 days at $3.59 per day $700 00
Traveling expenses to Mauch
. Chunk us 00
Inspecung county work, travel
ing expenses. 1375
Convention at Pittsburg 96 00
By orders 3. 113, 511, 173, Is
sued In nun $650 00
By order oil, issued Jan., I6,i3. . 277 73
J. c.ar.NbEU
178d,vTsat$3J t. 9021 on
Traveling expenses ,., 121 00
Convention at Pittsburg r in
CR.
By order 213, 366, 610, 6k. Is
sued in 181)2 , $660 00
By balance 122 on
Statement of Itesonrcea or Carbon Count?.
Due from Tax Cotlectoi s.
Hugh Boyle, Bank Tw p., taxes, 1892. .
Jacob steigerwalt, Eatt Penn, taxes,
&IFterit&tMi
MIltori'seuerVFr'anki
fimorT.0eu- Kidder lwp.. taxes, is.12.
Wm. Helsler, Lansford, taxes, 18M...
(loorge Kunkle, Lower Towamenslng,
taxes, 18s2 '
n. 1. .Fritz, Lehigh Twp., taxes, I8n2..(
Jacob Sandel, Mauch Cliunk. taxes.
$131 83
68 78
941 31
941 63
100 CO
173 90
184 13
66 9s
lsirt , 3.029 96
T. II. Kvan,Mauch Chunk Twn.'.taxss.
ism , 3.3M 12
Xs:!,' ",e,r,hl!rtj''lclierTwp.,laxes,l893. 18 43
- . wt rvuu ruresi twp.,taxes,
Vwi .... S2g 17
W.J. Luner, Parryvllle, tates. 1892.... 12a 31
h K' R'uley, Summit Hill, taxes, 1809. 2,014 08
O- II. Green, Towamenslng, taxes, 1S93 116 61
C, K. Hooter, Weatherly, taxes, 1KB.. 1,147 33
... .T, b Wh, Ol
"".wu,u at piue, taxes, tsou.
Martin Christinan,Kast Mauch Chunk.
Sltaxes, 1881 ; 1C9 70
cob Sandel, Jlauch Chunk.Uxes.1801 206 is
Wm. Lewis, MauchChunk twp.,taxes,
1891 , 342 39
Wm. Milieu, summit Hill, taxes, U9l . 3 40
W. W. Buck, Weatherly, taxes, mgi, . . 66 is
811,00 C3
tloroiiRh anil Townships Owing the County
for Alwlntalnlng Insane at Asylnm,
r.rankun Twp, James Spohn 1256 lo
Middle Coal Field Poor district 333 00
Lower Towamenslng, JIartin Snyder.. 38 93
Welssport, Milton Delbert 389 78
cm riitcv Anp.,aiary riattner.,,,,. 396 11
$1,115 21
Bridge Account.
Monroe CO., bal Tobvhauna
, Bridge....'. ,
Luzerne Oo. bal Lehigh Tun-
nery Bridge
Lojerneco. cost paint East
Haven Bridge
Luzerne Co. H cost repairs East
. Haven Bridge
Luzerne Co. S cost repairs
Tannery Bridge
Luzerne I o. 14 cost paint Tun-
nery Bridge. ,
Room Kent.
E. M, Mulhearii, office rent.,,.
67 16
20 is'
96 no
24 11
1 IB
26 00
Due from Prothonotary,
Costs In rases Ne. 31 January
Terra 1892 24 67
Costs In cases No. 8 April
Term 1892 is 37
Costs In cases No. 1 UcUiber
Term 1832 10 40
Costs In cases No. I October
Term 1892 , 17 73
Costs In cases No 29 October
Term 1892 0 20
NOTE: The followlngamount
have been received by tbe Co..
Treasurer since Dec 1 31 1892:
w. w. Buck, Weatherly bal
due 1891 taxes oe is
L. L. Flmlley, Summit Hill,
taxes 1899 1,900 00
T. H. Evans, M Chunk Twp.... 2 180 38
61. Setzer. Franklin township,
taxesltoj.. ltooo
w. Heister, Lansford taxes V2 113 rj
H. J. Boyle Banks twp, tax Vi 130 00
C. B. llooter.Weatherly tax V2 350 00
1st National Bank rent 12 00
D, II. Watklns, costs In Com
monwealth cases 82 33
Wm. Helsler, Lansford, tat "92 113 82
6.399 22
Indebtedness of Carbon County January
1st 1893.
County Bonds.
Amount of bouds ontstandiug,
bearing Interest a 4 per cenl.10 000 00
Amount of bouds due, Interest
ceased 8,090 00
11.000 00
For School, ltoad and foot- Taxes on Un
seated Laaili,
East Penn Townshlpt
School tax, 1890 and '91 lo 00
ltoad tax IIW aud 91 933
Poor tax 1880 and nvi 4 00
East Mauch Chunk 1 9 33
School tax 1190 and 1191 12 08
noaaiax isw aim isvt too
Poor lax lino and ll 1 to
20 ca
Franklin Townslilni
School tax 1890 and '91 9 36
rtoati tax isvu aua tswi e 4
Poor Utx 1990 aud 1891 4 06
Hanks Townsliln,
School tax 1190 and 1891 141 49
noau tax is) anu isvi 110 to
Poor tax 1190 and ism 80 ci
Kidder South, 8
School tax 1890 and 1891 161 42
Koad tax lsuo and lstit 117 m
Poor tax 1190 and 1191 30 60
3
Lehigh Townahlni
School lax 1609 and 1191 196 21
Koad tax 1890 and 1191 229 70
Pour tax 1190 and 18)1 160 62
6
Lower TowamenslneTownshln,
Schooltax 1800 and 1891 16 91
KoadtaiiKio una isot 12 81
poor tax isro ana 1891 126
Lausanne Townsliln
School lux, lauo and 1891 S3 62
noau - - a) f t
Poor " " is 71
Packer Townsliln
School tax, 1890 aud 1801 121 81
noaa izt 31
Poor " 13 ti
Penn Forest Townshln
School tax, isso aud 191 161 21
noau " 114 96
Poor " " 1J6 H
Towamenslnir Townshln
School tax, 1890 and lssl 31 98
nmut -- at
Poor " " 19 49
IarrvYllle Itoroueh
School tax, lino and lail 77
rtoaa - ' 36
Poor " " 4
Westhrrlv nomnph
Sehool tax, Iseo and isl s 90
luutu " ro
Poor ' 1 84
Mauch Chank Township
School tat.UWand ls91 100 61
Poor ' 3s 41
$9 311 30
We, Ihe undersigned. Auditor! of Carbon
County, State of Pennsylvania, elected and
duly sworn according to law, do report that
w met la the office of the County Comtnia
sleners, at Mauch Chunk, audited, adjusted
and ttltled according to law the iMtnitu i
Jamee T. Mulbaarn, Pretsorer, lleory Miller,
auuuu tun w, Dcug,!, uommitsioD
ere, and Joseph 8, Webb, fibenffofsaid county,
for the year ending Dec Sift, 1893, commenc
ing our work on Ihe first Monday of January,
A. D., 1693, beiny the second -day of tbe
month, and completing!! on the twenty-eighth
day of January, A. D., 1893, and that tbe ao.
counte settled as above and filed in Iba offira
of tbe Prothonotary are correct.
The above statement is oot such at la re
quired by law to be msde of the receipts and
Mpsuuuuree ui toe county, ror ine reason that
no separate account Is kept of be taxet levied
for general purposes and of the tax levied for
tbe payment of the bonded debt and ioterest
thereon. Tbe Auditors are o&abio to state the
exact amouot or tpecial taxes received or
whether all money milled front tbe speeisl
tax assessment was applied to the payment of
of the bonded debt ana Interest
W would tkerefere recommend tbat all
tsxes collected be apportioned for the specific
purpoee fer which Ihe levy it made, and tbtt
separtle and dlstinet accounts be kept, in ac
cordanea with tbe provisions ol the Act of As
sembly. Tbe money realised front the special
In levy should be applied solely to lbs pty
me t of the bonded debt and interest thereon,
and a separate account of Ibis should be shown
on tbo books of tbe county. Tbe account ol
money realised from the lax levy for general
purpoiei should be kept separate, and entirely
Independent o( the special tax acoouuL It U
very neeeaaary al Ibis lime tbtt tbe law apper
taining to this matter should be followed
strictly, In view of the fact that tt It proposed
te largely increase tbe beaded indebtedness 01
tbe eottnty.
The Auditors bate bsrstolore reeooamtndeJ
tkst a Ifiwu el book kteplBf Uestabbab4
between ihe County Commissioners and the
County Treasnrer, so that when money due
Ihe county from any awtree la paid Into the
on the Commissioners' books. We again re
lvi rrcommcnoation, ana respeeuuity
urge tbat it be nut Into onerstinn &t th ,it
it moment.
We find tbe general accounts of Ihe ccnnly
to b loteltleentle and svsimsllMllv tn, hw
the Commissioners' Clerk, Mr. Patrick Lawlor.
We commend Mr. Lawlor for hit efficiency lo
tbe discharge or his duties, and extend Hunks
for courtesies shown and assistance rendered
by blm while examining the account-, In the
discharge of our duties.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto set
our binds and seals this twenty. eighth day ot
January, A. D., 1893.
A, 0. PETERS, 8911.
o. w.MORTiiiMnn. !,.
JOHNS. MII.LRn. I..., '
Atiesti ona j, u naiiN, clerk.
A Now Advortiseruant
Noxt Woek.
Watch
For
It.
B. K. Gulton.
Opposite
tho
Park.
High Prices have no place in
our store our patrons will toll
you that and consequently we
want your trade. We can save
you money. If you doubt it
come and see.
Aren't Overcoats, (.1, and no.
Jen's Suits, $4, ami up.
We also have a Nice Line oi
Boys' Suits and Overcoats at
Closing out Prices.
Shoes for Men at $1 and tip
Shoes for Women at tl and tip
We also line of well made Shoes
for Children at 40 cents nnd up.
Slippers as Iowa 40 cents,
Rubbers for Dojs and Girls at 30e,
Rubbers fir Men,
Rubbers for Women,
BeaQt.fiil Blankets & Comforts,
Go from $1 to $4,50.
New Dress Goods
Almost endless In variety and certainly
Lower In Prices tban you ran ths
same quality of goods for else
where In town.
Groceries & Provisions,
of the best quality and at tbo lowest prices,
Choice Flour and feed.
Fresh Country Produce.
IFashing Machines & IFringers
of tbe best makes at low prices.
A Mr GOODS ARE DELIVERED FREE,
H'e bave a Roomy, Tleasant .Store,
electric lighted. Come and see us
GEO H. ENZIAN,
North First Street, Lehighton.
ADMISTRATilR'S SALE.
OP VBMY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
Bv virtue of an order of thm Ornhanft tfVmrt nf
Carbon county, tberr will be pxpovtt to 1'ithllc
HAlf. nnttia nrtmlaei. in Franliltn Tnwnvtiln.
Carbon count jr, V., on
SATURDAY, MARCH 18,
at two o'clock p.m., the following Real EittAte,
Ute the Property ot FOLLY KHE8UK. Det-eas-m,
to wit:
All ttitt cert&ln lot or piece of ground
ultuAte In Franklin Towninlp, Carbon county.
ra Dounara euiu aesenmu as rouons. in nn,
llav tnnlns at a ooftt. thence bv land of Le?wi
Horn, aoiith deert, weats and a-io perches
to aiposti thfoce by the tame aoutn, decrees
eaat a and h perches to a stone InarHtbllc
noaa leaaiDK irom neisiponioine uia Maria
Works: thence In said road north EtOdeere.
east 8 ana 2-10 perches to a stone in said road
thence by land of lwlj Horn south 41 degrees,
eaat 4 and H perches to a post; thence by the
aanta north detrees,east 3 and 8 10 perches to
a pott, thence by land of Christopher (.root
north CO decrees west a perches and e-io to tbe
place of bAiclnnlnr. Containing 30 1'EHOIlrS
wltliln said tKHinds more or less. The improve
ments inereon consist oi a i woaiutu
FRAME DWELLING
Ilouve with Kitchen attached and all neeeiurv
Out Buildings. Terms and conditions wIUUj
maae Known at urne ana piace oi saie, dv
AUbTIN HOYER.
Wendesday, Feb. 8lb, 3. AdinV
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OF VKRV VALDABLR
REAL ESTATE.
Bt virtue ot an order ot tbe Orobana
Court ol Carbon coudIt. there will bo ex
ooard to Pablle Bale, on lbs premises, In
Franklin Townsblp, Carbon county, Pa.,
tb'ATURDAY, March 25th, '93
at ONE O'CLOCK P. U tbe following
described Real Estate, lata tbe properly ol
JOllKO. FKEV, deceased, to srlt: All
tbat certain lit ACT OK PIECE OK
LAND titnate in Franklin Townihln.
Carbon eoant j, Pa., bounded and described
at follows, to wit: Beilnnlng at a stone
tbence bt land of Wm. Kemerer north
86 1-2 decrees, eatt 21 percbes to a stone;
tnence Dy tne tame aoutn id aegrees, eati
Uperckeatbt stone; tbence by tbe same
nortb 07 debtees, east 26 peirbes to a
stone; tbence by land of Paul Buck north
13 1-4 decrees, eatt 13 perches lo a while
oak tree, tbence bribe tame north 20 1-2
degrees, east 43 perches to a stone; tbence
by the same nortb S 1-2 degrees, east 34
perches to a stone; thence by land late of
J. and D. Lamy southed 1-2 degrees, west
03 perches lo a pine knot; theuce by the
same south i decrees, west 68 perches to
tbe place of beginolpg, containing 31
ACltfcs, and 120 perches strict neasnre.
The improtemenlt tbereon consist of a
TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE,
LARGE 81TISS BARN and other necess
ary outbuildings. Terms and oomlllions
will be made known at time andplaoa of
tale, by AUSTIN BOTER.
H'edaetJaj. lee. Hh 'W. Ada's.
WEISSPOKT, PA.
J ust now in a hnef way wp
want to again remind tho peo
pie in general that, we are the
leading headquarters here -for
all kinds of drugs and chemi.
cles, patent medicines, perfum
ery, cigars, liquors, fine station
ory, &c. vrc mark all our goods
at the very lowest prices. The
quality is the very best, will
you picase call when in need ol
anything in our line.
BIERY, The Druggist.
Competetion Is The Nerre Of
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For Ca'sb, Takes First'
Bate.
Cheap
Reading R. R, System
Lehigh Valley Division
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Insuring cleanliness and comfort.
Arrangemert of Passenger
Trains.
ScmnuLE in Effect
ukc.1, 1892.
TItAINS LKAVK LKniOHTON
For New ark and New A'ork tn. 7.4C, and 1 1 12M
am., 300, 5.r.Si7.2t)p.ni.
For Alanuiika (.'hunk and llelrldere 7.46
9.00, a. m. 1 12.A7, 4j7and7u!tipm.
For Lambertvllle aud lienton 9.00 and
11.12a.m.; aud U.57 &437 p. lu.
For Slatlnt'ton, caiasauuua, Allentown, Beth
a.htm, mi J Lasten,c.42, 7.4U, .oo, 0.M, UM
a, m , l'i A7, 2.12, 3.06. 4.37, 0.22, 7.2U and 10.27 p m.
For Fhlladelnhla and itoints south 4.25 e.42.
7.40, u.M and 11.12 a. ui.i 2.12, 3.ou, 4'37, 6.22 and
7.26 p. m.
For Heedlnaandllarrisbunc 129.7.40 and 11.12
3.00, o.u and 7.26 p ni.
For uownians, iemgn nap, unerrvioru, utu
rv'a, White Hall, Coplay, and llokendauqua
e.42, .oo u.M a. in. 1 ri-N, 2.42, J7, and
10.27 p. in.
Foralauch Chunk o.K, 7.43, e.36, 11.20 and 11.63
a.tn.f l.ll,3.1U,4.U,O.W, liJ, B..IV, VmIU . 111.
For Weatherly aud Hazleton 6.52,7.43 y.30 and
11.63a.m.! 4.15,6.20,7.22, 10.611 p.m.
For Mahanoy Ulty, hlienandttt and Ashland
6.52, 7.43, 9 J6 aud 11.63 a In.J 4.15. 6.20 St 72 p.m.
For Alt. Carmel and Hhamokln 6J12, 7.13 and
11.63a. m.t 6.20 p.m.
For I'ottsvllle 0.62, 7.43, 7.46, 9.KI 11.12 aud 11.63
a. m., 3.06, 4.15, 7,22 and 7.26 p.m
For While Haven, Wllkesbap-e and Heranton
7.43,9.30 and 11.63 a.m.; 1.13, 6.20, 72 and 10.69
For nttston and L. & Tt. Junct., 7.43, 9,36, and
m., t.lK. fi.20. 7.22 and 102i0 ti. ni.
For Tunkhanuock 7,43 and llJ a. m.t 4.15,
5.20 and 10.6a p.m.
Foruweno, Auhuro, Ithaca and Geneva 11.63
a-m. io.mi p.tn. n ,....
For Laeeyvllle, Towanda, Sayre, Waverly, F.I
intra. rtoehester, Buffalo, N'agara Falls aud the
west U.53 a.m.; tumiuw i. m.
ForKlmlra and the West lla Halatnanca at
1.13 p. m.
v 8CNDAV TItAINS.
For New York 4.25 6.07 and 11.12a.m. t 6.17 and
7.20 p. in.
For l'hlladelubla 4,157.67 a. in.: 2.62, 5.17 and
Fo'r JKaston and Inteunedlate Stations, 6.07,
r.K7. ii.i'j n.m., 12 57. '111. 6.17 and9J)2 u. m.
rur niaucii iiiuiiK ww, ,.v, , iju
a. in 1 9.10, Mil aim v..k v. 111.
k'nr nAuir Ht a 07 a. in.! 2.52 and 7.26 n. m.
For Hazleton 9.60, and It &t,a.m.3.16 and 10.69
"ilr Mahanoy City and Shenandoah 0.60, 11.65
a. in., auu a-iu p. ui.
ror rnrisvtlie ai 2.i p. hi .
Vnr witliM llnvn. Wllkes-lurre. Plttstitn.
Tunkhannoek.'loKalida. t4a)re,llhaea, fleneva.
Auburn, Kliulra, Itvchester, Hulfalo, Maxara
rails ana me nesi ii.oaa. in. aim wva h. m.
For lurther particulars luqulre ol Aftents for
rime Tables.
I, A HweitlAillLUril'l Manager.
O. !. HANCOCK. Ilrnrril rassenger Acent,
l'lllladelunia. I'a.
A. W. NONNEMACIIF.lt. Ass't Oeneral Tas-
senaer AKeut, nouui neuiieiiiii,
Mavl4.M3.ly
For the Prettiest Jewelry and tbe
llest Watches, Clocks and SIlTerwaro
the people of Carbon counly mutt
come to our store. We not only have
thejgoods but we sell them at pilces
tbat are low and perhaps a little lower
tban the tame goods can be bought for
elsewhere. We are not selling shoddy
stuff for the best because we don't
brllcre In misrepresentation. Our
motto is "good bonest goodt at the
very loweet prices." Before yon buy
elsewhere we would be pleased tn have
you call and see ns.
Confectionery,
Fine Cigars,
Stationery, Rolls, etc.
We eany In our uinal full and com
plete line all the above goedt at the
very lowest prices, Make it a point
lo call and tee us when you need any
thing In our line and we are eonndent
tbat It will pay yon eash returns fer
your trouble.
O. H. Nusbaum,
BrU'ge Street, . . - - YVeiMpoH, Pa.
Administrator's Notice.
Koala at JOHN n. FRY. hue oi FraakUii Tmu
QartWHi ootwty. Pa., dseeassn. All lissssps kV
debtee! to sM Eafiu are requaatatl k taHolaav
meahle paysaeat, aadthoee aartag letvylctalaM
agsduttk aaaae will ureaent tlwal ewMeiieW
lay la profier order tor -fffifftux
Vet is, ifW Se AlitaiBtaRatoc.
THERE IS A
BIG REDUCTION
Coats, Wraps and Jackets
AT
CULTOIT,
Woissport, Pa.
IF irl"!!'111 WindowShade.,Curtein
n i j i . iT t
ary, all kinds ol iruslins, Paint
First Street, Lehighton,
Lowest Prices.
W e are Stiring Things Up.
Last year our trade was big in January We wan to but
the record, so are cutting prices
allying, and it you Toad our pricQs you will call on us when in
Allentown.
Ladies Rubbers 18c Misses Rubbers 16c.
Men's Arctic 15c. All kinds of Rubber lower than tk.
lowest. 100 pair Ladies shoes, price was $3, now cut to $1.00.
Miss Dongola Tip, 95c, In fact all along the line we ilicd
the prices until they are where
the stock just as we intended.
George
723 Hamilton
Has it ever occurred to you that
cheaper here than you can buy
Apples and Potatoes
Are arriving daily in car load
lowest prices to retailers
FRUITS, NUTS, AND CIGARS,
Sold and delivered ut and frequently way below city prints.
Wholesale Commission Dealer, East Woissport,
llm ntilSffn aillf oTiiWO mil 1 1
UUUtv ijlis, Siitiii a wttl setts itsen 'uuiiiuii w Hen. e ve vt
contains Flour Bin, Spice and .Rolling Fin Drawer and Bake
lioarn. An maespensiuie article
We have iust received another
Shot Gans. IVe claim to haye
and Revolvers ouuide of the
i"V.n,o or,,l ho nnHvincori Dnr
Guns only $7.50. a first class gun in every Tepeet
WASHING
Only Five Dollars Round or Square at the
Lehigh Goal &
A certain dealer says "exsmlnemy competitor's
stock and I am sure you will then bay from me.".
This Is HotSo, For At
M. 1. TEEXLER-'S
Popular Carriage Works.
YOU CAN BUY
All . Kinds of Wagons,
Carts, Sleighs, &c,
CheaDBr Than Yon Can Boy
OUR WORK IS WORKOPHQNOB.
JFe can sell you Factory or Shoddy work jutt as low.
a little lower than other dealers t
article but we don't recommend
Onr Oi d Wort
IN-
xlosc xwom Wou d dm, Station
and Painters Suppliei go to
Andrew Bayer,
Give us a Call.
away down, and raovinj goodt
you get the shoes, and we moT.
E. Keith,
Streot.AUentown.
you can buy just as cheap i( not
in the city 1 It is a solid FACT.
lots and are being sold at the very
ft 1 1 Oil sHuKlYlofr nrtOti Qrwl AlfBaBaH i
ior ine Kiicueu. tico u.ut
large lot of Hreech ioadinij
the finest assortment ol Guns.
large cities at popular Prise.
I.pnHer" Firfrrli.Irfiadinu Shot
MACHINES
Hardware Co.,
Carriages, Phaetons,
EWere In Tie Vallej
an affnnl to tell you the same
it but
We Do Recoini,
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