I
Bsflp
BSSsL
BSBSBSSSnSBSS.
ORtalHALCHFAP CASH STORE
newsy owtmieistes.
I'AfKKItTON.
if not, you
-Mr. Thoc J. 1 1nrlemaii, Bpent lt
l.orAl NOTION
liny picture frames at RU-bel".
Full line of Ingrain and llrun.els
WUISSPORT AND AHOINI).
.1K.NKftWM.r
fOMIN(i AND G0IN(i.
i.ouAi. matthks of moiim on I.K8N Momlay aH'ttrryrllle rlaitlug relative. , ,wrpPtB at lteury ScliwartjiV
IMPOltTANOK
TInvr VOI1 MH'll.
Bh-mld spt1io Hrnu'ilul .Striped !w...ttia.oW.,i in tiii.oiir .(...: 11.
Xt.xiHnna rll.lilmrd ltl OUT SIIOW
. . ... ' i tl.;.1
windows ni w 11 y"
of Material would br called n
bargain at 35c Handsome as
sortment Cashmers at 20c.
Bookfold and all Colors never
sold ibr less then 2Hc. Hook
fold Caslimers at 15c all the
Leading Shades 20c a yard
would have been a bargain
price some time ago. Cream
Henrietta a very popular Dress
Material this season for Con
fhmatiou out-fits. Black Cash
meres and Henriettas Albatross
foi Confirmation Dresses, all the
Leading Dress Trimmings.
Our 50c Kid Gloves
cost you 75c elsewhere.
will
Tokalino. that moans our
75c Corset. No doubt other
houses are charging $100
for a less sightly Corset.
J. T. NUSBAUM,
r tint Street,
between South and Plum Street",
Lehlghton. Pa.
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY MARCH 4, 1802
IIKAVKR HUN.
-tiovenn Frable was vlsitinR In this
Yloinity.
HenrriDanzer was to Tamaqua on
b isiness on Monday.
Wm. Becker Is happy oyer the ar
rlral of a bouncins baby girl.
Charles Conell, of Monroe county,
spent a few days with James Schoch.
II. J. Danzer has so many orders
for wood that he can't "fill them all on
aocount of the deep snow. .
James Appenseller and family, f
East Mauch Chunk, were visiting at
Bernhard Llenliara's on Sunday.
The roads were so badly drifted
that the Paokerton working men from
this placd couldn't goto work on Thurs
day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evert nnd
their son Howard were vlsitinR at
Alfred Senslnger's In Mahoning on
Sunday.
Mahoning township has six school
directors and not one of them has visit
ed our school this season. Why is
this thus?
Wo expect good roads the coming
season, Samuel Evert, of this place has
ben elected supervisor for the lower
end of the Township.
Nw Social Organization.
Misses Mary and Ella, daughters of
David Ebbert, entertained a number
of their frionds at their palatial home
on the corner of Second and North
streets, last Friday evening. The
pleasure program of the evening was
vocal and Instrumental music, danciug,
games, delightful repartee and a mag
ulflcent banquet at a late hour. Those
present were Aflsses Irene Fenster
uiacher, Anzle Montz, Helen and Hat
tie Carpenter, Gertie Horn, Llllie
Relchard, Emma Seller, Anzie Bauer,
Oussie Clauss and Messrs. Frank and
Will Obert, George Relchard, Allen
Peters, G. C. Clauss, Vrof. G. E. Gray,
Al Pohl and Fred Kutz.
During the evening Messrs. Obert,
Clauss and Gray delivered Important
remarks on social Improvement, when,
following a general anil pleasant argu
ment, a social club was organized with
the object of improvement in mlud
The officers elected are President, O
C. Clauss; vice president, Gertie Horn;
secretary, Mary Ebbertitreasurer, Will
Obert; musical director. Anzie Bauer;
assistant, Ella Ebbert.
The organization will meet twice
every monthLalteruatlug at the homes
of the members. At a meeting to be
held to-night at the home of Miss
Anzle Bauer, on Third street, the or
ganization will be named and impor
tant business will be transacted.
Week I-rrtln.ntlr HliUnmltwl hv ""
Special Iteporier.
Insure yourself in the Prudential.
llardlng'allvery sports a handsome
new bay horse.
Insure all In your family In the
Prudential.
Flue teams for all purposes at the
South Eud Livery,
John Acker, of Uankway, It Is said,
Is a candidate for supervisor.
All kinds of books and line station
ery at Luckeubach's, Mauch Chunk.
Miller's planing mill was idle last
week. Work was resumed on Monday.
The Prudential Insures all peoplo.
If In good health, from 1 to fl9 years of
age.
Expressman A. Ij. Hagorman ox
pects to drive a handsome new horse
next weok.
Fine free lunch will be served at
W. A. Peters' restaurant on Saturday
ovenlng.
Will some nne nlease tell us the
present address of Daniel Heck, late of
scrtuilon, ra.
Tli Harsh Heater Works resumed
operations on Monday after an idle
ness dating since unrlstmas,
Just make it a point to see David
Ebbert when you want a team for busi
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
Fred Kraus, ot Alleutowu, is at the
Exchange Hotel, witu live horses, not
the famous block of five, however.
Go to C. A. Harding's livery on
Xorth street for teams for pleasure
purposes or for weddings or funerals.
Lowest priees.
At the session of the Evangollcal
conference at Bethlehom last week,
Uev. A. M. Snmpsel, of this town, was
on tne committee oi education.
-Dr. O. W. Snyder, Lehlghtou's
popular veterinary surgeon, drives a
pretty uav norse tnrougn a aeai wun
A. flood Opportunity,
We hear much these days about the
probable exodus from the cities this
coming spring owing to the fear of the
cholera. This seems quite likely, and
It would be well for Lehlghton people
to t ake tome steps toward bringing the
advantages of living In this vicinity to
the city people iua conspicuous manner
(raus, the Allentown horse dealer.
In the spring Dr. Delcamp, of
Uankway will move to Franklin tuwn
ship, where he will take possession uf
ins vaiuauie larming property.
The South End Livery will add
four new horses to their live stock and
with a bus and handsome cab will he
ready for all the biz that conies their
way.
In referring to the handsome
Bainting on the Interior of Dr. W. A.
'erhamer's new homo we failed, last
week, to mention that it was executed
uy tne well Known artist, l rauK elu
laud.
John J. Hummel, who knows more
about blowiug a comet than 90 out of
100 men, will he an appllcaift before
Lehlghtou's new council for the olllce
of police and market clerk.
Fid Relchard, better known by the
suggestive, though hardly aesthetic
coguomen of "Fatty," Is the new sup
erintendent Of Harding's popular north
street livery, vice Ed Gilbert, resigned.
Irvin Schoch Is authority for the
report that the genial John Behm dls
covered a bright hued raiubow at 4..T0
o'clock Friday morning last. It is
rather early for rain bows, but we sup
pose there is no disputing it
11. N. Grools prepared to deliver
freight and baggage In all parts of
LicniRtiton anu weissport at very
reasonable rates. Orders may be left
at Mehrkam it Son's. A share of the
patronage Is solicited. 2t
A petition was In circulation here
during the past week praying that the
bill before the State Legislature for
the introduction of music as a study
in our public schools be passed and
piajceu on tne statutes. There were
many signers to the petition
Business at the Lebk'h Stove
Foundry has increased l.ngoly during
the past year. Instead of furnishing
their btoves and ranges to jobbers as
heretofore they deal direct with local
trade. They hare all the work on hand
tuat they can attend to.
Thomas Koons, who devotes somo
of his time to the drover business, It Is
said, had the misfortune to lose twelve
tine hogs through nog cholera, within
the very recent past. Mr. Koons 1ms a
lot. of hogs which are also --tald to be
sintering with disease,
Mr. Kurtznabe, of Harrlsburg, was
the guest of Zion's Reformed Sunday
school, last Sunday, where he made a
very Interesting address. Mr. Kurtz
nabe is the representative of a publish
ing house and Hill supply tho Sunday
scuoui wun newnymu oooks.
Milton Trainer ami family, of
Uankway, has moved to South Easton
where they will make their future
homo. Milt was formerly employed
with the Lehigh Wagon Works, but Is
now wun tne vaney uompany, doing
line uecoiming on passenger cars,
The King's Daughters of Earnest
Workers' circle, will meet as usual the
second Thursday of the month which
will bo .Mar. U, at the home of Miss
Laura Seidle. All members are earnest
ly requested to be present as the an
nual election of otlicers is to tuke
place.
The Lehigh Wagon Company, lim
ited, ou Saturday lust snipped to New
York city, the Hist lot of delivery wa
gous, in the recent order of llfty. The
wagons were handsome specimens of
mechanical skill and, wo opine, couldn't
bo beat anywhere for complete excel
lence.
Of the soveral churches of the
Evangelical Auti Don man faith which
contributed to the missionary fund of
that association wf find that Lehlghton
leutu mi's win snuiv; oiauiiglou: ,1. 1'.
.Miller AlMSt-; Parryvllle: J. K. Sev
frit, W1.C1; Lehlghton: A. M. Sannisel,
i. nun k: u. u. welgert,
M i.s Ella lVtei, or Leliightnn, was i pretty cloture
thngiii'st of Miss iinnbel ittclianiei Klshers gallery.
over siiltiilay.
I -1) F liinker sml wife, of Parry
vllle, were the guests ol relatives heie
on last Huuday.
W. F. Brodhead circled at Moun
tain Top on last Sunday and was tho
gUi-stot Mr. D. a libel t.
-Mrs. Stuckley and daughter Llazie
aro visiting relatives at Coal port this
week.
Mrs. U. S. Grant Tobias spent
Tuesday at the llruilhead residence oil
the hill.
John W. Heller, of Weissport, oo
cupled the pulpit In the M. E. Church
on Inst Sunday evening.
Ambrose Backcastine who has
been a rostdeut here for the past five
years moved with his family to Hum
mel) own, Dauphin county, where he
will reside In the future.
-W. W. White and wife, of Weather-
ly J. L. Harlemau aiid wife, T.J.
Hnrlemau and wife, of this place, made
sleighing party to Beltz's one night
this week. A pleasant time was had.
Mr. Porter, a candidate for the
County Superintetidoy of schools, but
at present tho principal of the public
schools here, spent Sunday and Mon
day in Kidder township visiting his
family.
The foot hridgo crossing the river
has beeu damage by the recent blizzard
to such an extent that notices have
been posted up cautioning and pro
hlbltilig persons to cross, as the bridge
is unsafe and persous crossing will do
so at a risk.
Friends of the public schools may
well feel uroud of Messrs. Ira Everltt
and Harry Snyder the latest additions
to the echool board by election, they
are both young men of great promise,
and will see that questions appertain-
Ingio education are advanced In the
interest of the school going hoy and
girl.
At the late election the good peo
ple of this town voted for and elected
a supervisor.. We cau but hope that the
new incumbent will deal fairly with
his constituents at this end of a large
township, our roadways for the past
few years have not been kept up to a
very high standard therefore It Is
necessary this important matter should
receive prompt attention on tho part
of the new oillclal, that is wken he
takes hold of the reins of government.
Two new snow plows were turned
out of the car department this week;
they present a very handsome appear.
auce, railroaders claimed them to he
the best in use, the plows from the
body up are built house shape and aro
made of the best material obtainable,
the weight ot both plows Is sixty tons,
tons and tons of Iron can be placed on
the Inside which will allow the car to
tackle the largest kind of a snow drift
without damaging it In the least, they
are to bo used on the N. Y. division of
the L. V. R. R., near Buffalo.
Fidel Armbruster, who for many
years as a shifter here In the coal
yard, died at his residence in East
Mauch Chunk ou last Monday night;
deceased was a native of Oermany and
came to this country while very young
taking up a residence in and around
Mauch Chunk; ha also served In our
late war and was one of the famous
Bucktails. He was of a generous
whole-souled disposition, and had a
large circle of friends who deeply sym
pathize with the bereaved family in
this their sad alllictiou, Mr. Armbrus
ter was a member of the Grand Army
Post at .Mauch Chunk,
frames, cheap, at
-Laige stock of fine wild 18k gold iii. ...
watohes at 13. II. I Inlil s. lnnoli e lunik. I . ,
ljirio assortment or tiTPIure Iramn' ., ... .
-I ni.hiv ...u... -mex uraver
Contractor E. It, OhrWman Is at
present excavating for the foundation
nails of a frame dwelling bouse ou
lhldgo street for Freeman lletlelllnger.
Confirmation suits we will make
to order or sell them ready made at
S8.0U, 810.00, 812.00 and 815.00. which
means .u per cent, saving by calling at
the One Price Star Clothlue HU,
Jiauoh Chunk. ,
Contractor Ed Chrlstman has sold
his frame dwelling house ou Secoud
street, between Oual and Ochre, to
Nuthauial Frautz, of Packertou. Price,
91175. It Is at present occupied by
Principal II alter.
J. II. Koons. of Alleutowu. a genial,
pleasant gentleman, has assumed tho
management of the liquor store for
merly conducted by the late J. V.
ltauaenbush. At the April court the
license will be transferred and he will
become the proprietor. We wish M r.
Koons will meet with his share of suc
cess in this business.
The Prudential does the largest
business m Pennsylvania, doue by any
oue Company. Baring one, it has u
laiger membership than all the others
put together, and all this has been done
in 15 years, while mauv of the other
companies have been working over 50
yeius. ousay, how do you account
lor this success! Answer: the just
and liberal treatment to all its patrons
in the payment of claims, which arc
paid immediately upouthe receipt ot
satisfactory proofs of death.
The lirst quarterly conference cf
the Evangollcal Associatiou will be
held ou Saturday and over Sunday
next in the Presbyterian church of
Li'hightou. Preachiug by the Presid
ing Elder ou Saturday at T.15, Sunday
school at 0 a. m. German preaching
iit'lO.ll! a. m., followed by communion.
Preaching at 7.15 p. in., lu English, the
Presiding Elder W. A. Leopold, of Al
leutowu, will lead. Rev. J. S. N'ewhart,
the former pastor, has, at the confer
ence just closed, been appointed pas
tor lu charge of Lehlghtou, Weissport
and Mauch Chunk Evangelical church,
es with Rev. J. F. White, of Alleutowu,
as his assistant.
Grant Tobias, of Mancn Chunk,
was lu town ou Saturday, with the ad
ministrators of the late J. W. Raiiden
bush, with a view to make settlement
of u 82000 policy in the Penn Mutual
Insurance Co., carried by deceased,
The policy has been mislaid, it seems,
in some strange manner and can not
be found. There is no question, how
ever, about tho insurance, and even in
the event of a failure to find the miss
lug policy the money will be paid to
the estate. The policy was issued
through E. R. Slew, rs, and when he
absconded. It is possible that the policy
went with him, as it is presumed that
it was in his chnrge.
l'Aitiu vn.i.i:.
The Hon, Dennis Bauman is still
coullned to his room on account of illness.
Percy Peters is home from Seig-
-Charles Fox, for a number of years
si-lfT haitkrINiih nmtli'i.v Kl'iTu. employed as screen boss at Jeanesvllle
No. 1 colliery, ha resigned ids position
and accepted another m oh Inspector
Bttlie D, Si S. S.
A pleasant surprfre party was
given to MisOliuuie Uriswold at her
heme on Friday eveuiug. A large num
ber of her young laely and gentlemen
friends were present and au enjoyablo
evening was speut.
The Batiks township night school
at thl place closed on Friday after a
successful term of three months. The
torm had expired a week ago butowlng
to some lost time whichwas to bo made
up the school did not come to a close
until Friday.
The Pattlson Democratic Club of
town, which for some months past dis
pensed with their meetings to prevent
any unfounded rumors being put In
circulation as to Its being a partizau
organization for the late election, will
again resume their meetings. Tho or
ganization has a good membership atid
is as much literary, as political, with
out any view of Influencing its mem
bers to vote for any certain parly in
local politics.
The Jeanesvllle Singing Society
has elected the following ofllcers for
the ensuing term: President, John
McCann; vice president, Willie Coyle;
secretary, Hugh Coll; treasurer, Rose
Boyle; janitor, Jehu Muudie. The
society, since its organization, hasmade
considerable progress under their in
structor, Mr. Peter McKlernan. It lias
large membership wIki fully appreci
ate the opportunity they have to learn
music and devote theirtime toits study.
eek Ihterleailnl Willi
Meiilione,
may go south in the
spring.
-Prof Smyser, of Union Hill, spent
Sunday at Beltzrille.
-"Squire John S. Miller spent Sun
day at Frenchtowu, N. J.
August Oswald did business at
Philadelphia ou Wednesday.
Frank Fatziuger spent a few days
this week with Shamoklu friends,
M. O. Kuntz shipiwd a car load of
tallow to a New York firm on Monday.
Operator Godshalk, with the Cen
tral at Hazzard, makes his home In
this town.
If you are not a subscriber of this
paper yon should be. Why not get it?
Think It over.
Misses Eva and Lucy Romlg were
visitors among friends at Allentown
during last week.
Tillis Sacger, the obliging sales
man in Kuutz .t Co.'s store, eircled at
Tauiuqua on Monday.
Miss Beckie Wintllng Is back from
a two week's visit pleasantly spent
with Tresckow friends.
Mrs. John Brighton, ofCoalport,
visited her daughter, Mrs. Fred Was
sum, on White street, Mon Jay.
Wo are pleased to note the con
valescence from a recent illness of Mrs.
Reuben Zimmerman, of Union Hill.
- Lewis Daily, of Union Hill, will
quit his present occupation and go
back to boatiug'on the raging canal.
-The trestle work at the Central
railroad will be filled lu snd a solid
roadbed made thereof In the early-f
spring.
Miss Aggie Arner, of Weatherly,
spent a few hours In town with her
sister Maggie oil last Saturday.
Our young friend George Welch
will leavo shortly for Fort Wayne, Ind.,
where he will represeut Horn's popu
lar Telephone Remedies.
Levi Hnrleman and R. J. Hongen
have purchased a seven acre tract of
valuable timber land lu Lehigh county
from James Kershuer.
The Union Hill Literary Society
ou Saturday evening will debate, Re
solved, "That the drunkard should be
pitied more than blamed."
Miss Emma Snyder returned to
Alleutowu alter a most delightful so
journ with Miss Gertie, the estimable
daughter of Levi Horn, of the east side.
Reuben Zimmerman has almost
completed a fine coach which he will
put on the roail to carry passengers to
all parts of town as soon as springtime
gentle springtime comes.
George Knerr, of the east side, a
moulder by trade foi some time with
the Lehigh Stove Foundry, left on
..louday ostensibly for Chicago, 111.,
though he may stop olf at several
places before he gets there.
Mrs. 'Gus Oswald will open a gro
cery store, In connection with which
she will have a five cent couuter of
novelties, in her building on Wklte
street, which was this week transform
ed Into a pleasant little store rootn,
Miss 1 Utile Carpenter, one of
Will Remalu Hut n Few Week..
Dr. Bowers the specialist will con
tinue his s'tay from three to six weeks
onger, at the Weissport House, Weiss-
port, Pa., the doctor has been over 20
years in practice treating all manner of
chronio disease, such as Cancer, Blood
otson, Catarrh, Falling Fits, Asthma,
Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney disease)
Rheumatism and female weakness
cured. Indiscretion mental decay, loss
strength and power, uervousutss.
Thousands cured, after others have
failed. - Come If you wish to know
what can be doue for you. Consulta
tion free, every day from 0 a. in., to I
1 lC 1J-1.1 ..,llnnn.l.. ,n0m,,lnr J11HS llHtlie JU.
of he Va le comna nv at PacKerton Slo.om.sbur ..mos' ''compli,hed
killing .l..lf- iiaiiKUiei-B, was tne gu
guest of her sister,
Miss Helen. In tnvvn tMa ....t Uk.
Beui. Remaly. who had his hand nhimul himu Tm,.. '
squeezed between the bumpers on the i,n p '. , , . .
Carbon Iron and Steel Company's -r & P'gn er'" '"P1"""8'
shifter, "Lizzie," two weeks ago, met ?fl"Z wnbB' '5, sin amm,
wlth the same misfortune last evening, f" ' "md, e fth alLj "e'ltf in
this time the rlidit hand being the tncse, ulgglns With his low prices
Sippledone " " 'i"1 ,JU,iness in "w York clt,'
The Imnroved Order of Red Men T . t t t. ,. .. . .
nc l.in. u full Mnn.l. I ----"-,. ncnuui UlUCS? Ul
degree on W.
evening. This makes him a full blood
ed lieu .nan, ami ue is now eutiueu to o, . i. . i.i i
take part lu any of the ceremonies.The ?,,0;,BrfLVt"Lah"ll9.,"r K R"'1
charter Is still open to pale faces, and
those desiring to unite with this noble
order should send In their applications
at once before the charter Is closed.
AUDKMim'.ll.
IMAl'CH CHUNK.
We certainly have every iuducemeut
to olfer those seeking a country resl-1 goirj; Mauch
deuce, ami witli our excellent railroad 1 $17 5.8..
facilities, extremely healthy location, At the sossiou of conference of the
good schools. Hue churches aud beautl-1 Bowman l.vaugeliculs at Reading last
r,.l nH. all rn !, had nn roiisnnnldn I week the following applicants were
. ... ... liceused to preuch the gospel accord
lerins, it seems to us mat we buouiii to the Evangelical doctrine:
see In the near future an awakening in Andrew Slave, salesman, in Charles 11,
litiwInMa olifl Mni'lpti in votiMml liv nn Rhoads. general store, north First
' B rf l.i. if...... p.,.i ..i,.AAr j
nu rfv, iicuij iiiisi, (.nil in itjnii, uiiu
Influx of new ami desirable citizens,
such as would richly repay auy elfort
anil expense yrbich may be necessary
to accomplish this eud,
Lullier Union,
The Luther Uuion will hold their
regular meeting ou the evening of Mar
10th to which all are cordially Invited
to attend. The fulloffitig programme
has been arrauged
J. W. lloyer, of Big Creek.
Owen Rehrig is now in business
for himself, utter twelve years co-partnership
as Rehrig ,t Acker, house
painters and paper hangers. Mr.
Itehrig has had twenty-five years ex
perience und bis work speals tor it
self. He Intends to employ only lirst
class mechanics and wants an oppor
tunity to da your work. Look up what
he tells you elsewhere In this paper.
Mr. C. O. bchirer, of the Ziou's Re-
Argument court will be held on
the Hth.
The American House is to be
lighted throughout with electricity.
The new borough council will meet
for organization on next Monday even
ing. Burgess J. H. Faga after long and
faithful service retires.
Annie Boyle, of High street, was
before 'Squire Boylo, Saturday, charged
with surity of the peace by Mrs.
Catl)rine Coyle. The next court will
settle the diiBculty.
Leopold Reis, for.manv years pro
prietor of tho restaurant opposite the
Court House, fell down a lllght of stairs
Thursday evening, fracturing his skull
from which he died 911 Friday. Inter
ment was made ou Mouday. Deceased
was a native of Germauy and was aged
5S years. He was a member of Chap
man Post O. A. R., of town.
Ex Attorney Geueral W. F. Kirk
Patrick, of Easton, was in town for a
few hours on Tuesday investigating
the new court houso project. He has
been engaged by Lehightou people who
don't want a new court house erected
outside of their town, notwithstanding
the fact that the county seat cannot
be moyed.
The next attraction at Conceit
Hull will be a return engagement of
that famous actress, Marie Hubert
Frohnmn in "The Witch," on Wedues
day, March 8 It is one of the grandest
and most entertainingly snlendld
dramas ou the American stage to day.
ror tne accommodation 01 ienighton
VeissKrt people a special train will
run as far south as these towns atter
the performance.
will be spared to the family.
J. A Phillips has moved his nonn.
lar organ and piano headquarters from
the store room on Franklin street to
the large and commodious store room
lately occupied bv Graver's clnlhl,,,,
The large demand for work at the aimussoerger s uiock cu
Audeuried machine shon necessitates I tirldge street.
the enlarging of the building Several A scarf on a side board in the home
new machines win also be put in. me or iae liaanoiomew was accidentally
shops at preseut are under the super-1 lighted one evening receatly. The
vision ot J. u. isnttain aim are meetiug names quicaiy spread to the window
with much success. curtains, and but for the presence of
-The work of building an addition mind of our young friend Will White-
to the No. 4, breaker at Audenried, has head there would haye been a big oon-
neen commenced. The breaker will be iBl-,ra.tio.n'. as it was, Ike suffered a loss
somewhat altered making the capacity 01 on'y "tieeu dollars,
still greater than it Is at present.
IIUATEK MKAllOW.
Beaver Meadow will eonie to the
front as usual In celebrating the au-
Rev. Charles E. Creitz. nastnr nf
the Reformed congregation here, has
refused a call to the Geshoppen church
In Berk3 county at a salary of S1200
per annum, mr. urietz prefers to re
main uere at a much less salary, be
niversary of Robert Emmett's birth, lleviug that his services will be all the
On the evening of March 3d, au enter- more appreciated,
tainment appropriate for the occasion Letters remain uncalled for in the
will be held which win ue followed uy Weissport postofiice for the followinc
a grand ball, Matera's music is engaged, persons: M.S. Miller, W. R. Merkle
. T ". . Markley Martin, Lloyd MeGee, David'
A Bin'Rclone Cure or a Hop-leu Ca.e of Schairer, Nathan Smith, Carrie Ulrich
cancer by iir. iiower'. th. speeiall.t. VV. H. Wheeler, Michael Lawin Phillrl
Mrs. Alfred Weida, of Lehigh Gap, Urenner, J. D. Kistler, Emma Hillard
Cn.l,nn nniinfv Pu line lionn an irai-tncr 0l.l.. Wl iir T. '
. . . ""-jj " v-.. ... . k-,j,mn 1VC1-.01, ivui. iiocu, o. iv. iseer,
with that awful disease Cancer of the Weissport Stamp Co. Say "advertised.''
nose and mouiu ior years, au jurruer -Welssnorfs now iw,mi, :i
medical treatment failed to cure, uer tH .,,) nn If7i
case was considered incurable, looking w0Ku"'Zr . "0n,te ,f.Te.nl?,K .Bt
for death to end her suffer u
months a permanent cure was affected gff"r Movlr I "A AyS
Mrs. wolda Is to-day a well and nappy RtMli1"MP'unfi i.iu pl'. ""m."
p tlm Knamalist. . ure, ..u.o. ,r, auo
woman. So much for the Specialist.
There ,Vt 111 be a fubllo Sale of lieailbeatl
The Carbon Advocate hdds bills
i gainst six persons In Carbon county
who have been taking out of the post I
olllce and been reading this newspaper
:tus
o,,A,,l,,,. l'.,k. l, u' 1 in.. 1 formed Sunday school, who is greatly
lb-cltatlon bv MlunU Millar llutii,. interested In Sabbath school work, will
Itecltations-, ny Minnie Miller, llatlio makB ttu elllrt to organize and have
Weinlaud, and Pearl IIarbon;selectlons, orchestral musio ror the Reformed
by Bessie Noll, Ella Strauss, Sarah school. This Is no new innovation; the
Wcrtiuttii, and John Kidp; sketch on 1 leading Suuday schools aud churchi
James O Ulalne bv IJavid An. snelt " large cities have long made
James t. uiaine, ny uani Auge, spell-1 muslo B HtwM nature. We hoiie Mr.
lug of Bible words; Essay, by Auzie Sehirer will be suivexaful In the for
Bauen Chorus, Duett. I mat ion of the feature in Ziou's Be
j formed Sunday school.
-ye newest ou Ice designs In lino Lehlghtou's new borough couno'd
....." . ul r will orguuuse at the olllce ot the pre
110111 b, siauou 1. hunk. , eut secretary 011 Monday ovenim?. The
Auy oue who likes good men's and ! new members of council are William
boys' clothing should examluo the Koch, J. F. Moulthro , II, J. KuuU, M.
wonderful Bprlng stock received at the U. Kuutz and Jos. Ismnan. 1 he hold
Oue Price Star -Clothing Hall, .Mau. h i over members 111 e I 8. Koch, UJ.
present fJUicers of council will very
iittoiv ua lu-eieuieu. rnev are secre.
tary, A. A. Ileltz; treasurer, Jacol
Stranssberger.
Lewis hmith was before 'Squire
.uumr uu Diuuniav, cnargeii hy Chas,
Eppingi-r, of Weatherlv. with the !..
ceny of a watch. The case was settloH
amicably because 'Squire Miller had
too much sense to saddle lntnf.
necessary costs ou the county. If there
from three to live years, and have t
week had p. m's notify us by official
card that the paper was "refused
didn't want it anymore," Ac. Wo recog-
..I- 11. a .Inl.fr nfr mm. In H annul linn a
newspaper?!f they do not want It, but S?'m '"J,8 , in ' "J"ty like
wo at the same time recogulze the Uji1!, T0"1'1 1,6 few Pty cases
honesty of paying for It wheu due. We ,, '' ,"'
bold hills against these meu and if V,. " , 'f fl,t 'a'-Roth-
theydouot make settlement we will ,e'' f"1eh,sf,,11 ? Me shoe
advertise their names and amount for ,r',TI'tn.p.1"t? 'sinn snlllclent
sale to the highest bidder at the end of
: dayB.
Chunk, at a saving ot M per cent.
-Wedding rings, new stock, latest
shapes at E. II. Hold's, Mauch (.'hunk.
W ALP'S EAGLE STOKE.
People who buy at our Store
always go away satisfied bo
cause we glye them their
money's worth, then too, they
have a farge assortment of all
kinds ot General Store Goods
)o select from. Some goods,
those of Fall and Wiuter pat
terns we are rlosiug out at re
duction prices in order to
make room for our spring ar
rival of goods which we Intend
to surpass aU previous ex
hibitions. Weagal'u oordially
invite youo $taie and s lis.
Robert Walp,
r int HU'Op. Routed HouaVW. IcTotii
Heldt.J. L. Gable ami II. T. Stiaun.
The board will stand .'I Democrats aud
0 ltepubltcaus, A secretary, solicitor,
treasurer, police, uiaiket clerk and
supervisor will also lie elected. For
secretary C. W. Bower and Sam Gil
haul are iveuttoned.
It's a cold day when snmetMniF in
teresting aud spicy Isn't going on in
ueiizs court on First street. This
time it was "C'hubsy" Bchoneberger
and Mike Kresge. There seems to be
aupld grudge existing between tho
two. me otner day it reached a t-llinai
when Mine threw water lu "Chubsy'
face. "Chubsy" swore outuwairant
for assault,but be couldn't prove It and
tho justice discharged Mike. It cost
f ho prosecutor just "exactly 84.2tl to
monkey with the star eyed goddess of
jujttce.
Lehlghton has a new orchestra.
Their tint appennuce was made at the
Girl's Mission Band festival in Gabel's
Hall on last Saturday evening. They
1 play flrst-elass music. Tho members
are Dr. C. T. Horn aud C. O. Soldrer.
lirst violins; John J. Kutz and Elmer
, E. Y wiser, second violins; Frank P.
1 Hell, baas violin; John Oalfrey. clario-
I net; J J. Hummel, comet. Tlvere is
some Uleut lu this list of meoibers
aud thf should sttek to it and make
iw ' oretieatra a sueaea. Lehight.ui
uuiiy ummis suoh an organization.
'rand Array suits we sell ready
or Bask them t,, order from Siu
M0.OU at Ui 11,... p.,,. u.,
Clotblug Halt, Mauoli Chunk.
Xonnal liutlllite,
Tho spring term of the popular Nor
mal Institute, nt Normal Square, in
this county, will open on Monday,
April 17, in the publio school building
in the above place. The term will con
tinue ten weeas. xne iouowlag are
the teachers, U. W. Sitler, Miss
Amuda E. Balliet and Miss Martha
L. Sitler. while Prof. N. M. Balllel
will teach psychology and glva a
course or lectures on methods of
teaching to the Normal class.
The aim of the Institute Is to pre-
nare students for College, to irive
Teachers of either sex an opportunity
of reviewing the common branches,
and to afford the more advanced pu
nils of the publio schools in the adjoin
Ing districts the facility of contiuuiug
tbetr studies neyond those of the com
mon school.
Besides the oommon branches, there
will be classes in Latin and Greek; in
Aigeorn, ueomeiry una trigonometry;
in Puysiology, Botouy and Natural
Philosophy; In Mental Philosophy,
General History, Rhetoric and English
Literature.
Students desiring to study either
Freuoh or German may be accommo
dated. Work In the Sciences will be
Illustrated as much as possible.
The course lu History will be sun.
plemented from time to time by man
drawings aud illustrations from vari
ous sources, and by a stndy of the
Federal Constitution aud Government.
In English Literature the class will
study critically some of the English
masterpieces, the aim oeing to acquire
literature and a taste for the best In
literature.
ground from the L. C. A.N.Co.,be-
111 . "'""" canal nrlitge on
.. ..... rit-ui a large store room
to be used for the shoe business. Jim.
is a bustler and the lllolll,r,,i i .1...1
1 . "?i . fw,,rinf this he might
lereuce at lieauiug.i ,, ' , n;ui
presented a report K'"'0.?,'" "'"""'acturing busi
til number of mem- newlH,,t1 to bea him succeed.
Ilowmanllei Make a Jteport,
At the late meeting of the Bowman
Eyaugelioal Conference at Readlug,
Rev. 1. 1". lleister pr
I.. in ti.o ..niifoi-nnniijBu,iinir ..Mian. .. extend warmest concratula,
town and Bethlehem districts), 11,230; V?"" tof 0,'rVoung friend Charles
rain since last year. 015: local nreachers "ierl 5 . ".'? street, who was
30; number of Sunday schools, 09; , "?a47, 'V . allnr mr
nine. und tBiic.Ws. 1MB: scholars. ou Iast Saturday. The auspicious cere.
10.0C3; total value of churches in the ?&ZmVTrZ? .f'.ilL0.?"
oonierence, l,iou; value ui parson- -nn tiQ.. " frV i "...ucj,i,
ages, 81,fl50; value of other property, "i ' Jf (k.i E ,m"Vy yo,,"B ,Ple
w Riii- tntnl Ulna WiSMf.1. ' will make the r home here, and many
' ' I mends hnim rn. than. . 1 -
, - . ..,. . iimwui kuo.
Cbaillauiina Circle.
Ou Tuesday evening, February 21,
the Cbttutaunua Circle met at the home
of Miss Florence Dickinson, where the
prosperous.voyage through life.
A lMeaant ftiirurlse Part.
Ml.. HopSIa Lelalwrd, otSecwd: Slreet,iiae
del u tlfiil eoi-liil 11 iiui.np..r Kfiu uu.i 11" .
following program was given. Open- 0;jr.W?i2l5J.i r"1". The eiwiiiuj
lug excrcis'es were followed by reading eJBWftWaK'
nail was aiiawered bv nible dilatations. .. MIM IJuletlakel, aU1e Jlllle'r.S
- - . .. 1 ( arrie men. ftisiii. hi. ,u.u i,.:.,.
.-v mm. ui j . t c-i-.v nn. o,i,....i ..i., ... 1 me niiaiui. iiui-n. Ni..,.. m... ii
leadiuggeographicalfeaturesdiscussedl ale Ikijer, Carrie Klnier.MmMe Horn. Mluuie
by Miss Hattle Koons; an Instrument LVirihimer fi'Vi, '); .Iflbeler. Jeusle
al solo was rendered ny lUissincBinson; tin l.mef.Mri uneii.ii ui . .,riK:,?."rl'
papers upon "The Greek Man, and I Waller. Messrs. i;eo. liray, Krnest Wh'esily.
-tJipicmatlo neiBilous uu i.a.y, weie siapS.-' Oharli."' HS'"'t
read by Mrs, uateii and .miss ueieu 11,,,
Carpenter; a vocal solo by Mrs. C J. and Mr. lUriaui, of Miiuieipiiia,
alter was louoweu uy .ins .nenz s
paper ou "the Siege of Troy." After
a short Intermission came a drill in
Ureek pronunciation by Miss Lou
Uurhmau.uud thsChautaniiuau I to find
Table. The Circle then adjourned to
meet with iss noons ou 1 uostiay eve
ning, Marcn it 11.
l.ist ol .lurors.
The following jurymen have been
Irawn to serve at the April term of
court commencing o the secoud Mon
day in said mouth:
oiiANn Ji'noii.
Adainj, Francis, miner. Summit 11 Ul.
Auihor.Thomas Andrew.mlner.U. Meadow
llalley, Ja. S., laborer. Franklin.
Chrlstman, J. C , clerk, Weatherly.
Davis, K m. S., laborer, Aiulenrieii.
Hartman, James, railroader. Franklin.
Ilooven, C. R., merchant. H'eatlierly.
Hunsicksr, Eil E., railroader, Lelnehton.
Keniudj. William, farmer, Lausanne.
Kresge, Irvin, laborer. Franklin.
LobelncFied., carpenter, M. Chunk, 2 w.
Metznar, Levi. Brakeman, Weatherly.
Malloj. Condy, ailner, Summit Hill. No. 0
Mater, f. -mini, I. thoetaaker, Packerton.
McFadden, Thos., mourner, iiacaieoeruie.
Morean. David M., miner, I.ansford, wfw.
Neff, A. F., blacksmith, Lehlghton.
nhnrr.f. .Tnlin. penllemaB.M. Chunk. 1 w.
Stroh, II. 11'., contractor. Summit Hill.
Schatlcr, Joseph, clerk, M. Chunk, 1 w.
Nhovenn, Frank- u.,iaoorer,L.muioni, r,. w.
Shea, William, teamster, Summit Hill.
Suit, Amos, farmer. Franklin.
laCUUJ, U!e.!l, UllllCl, l,.o,(m,tv...B.
PETIT JUIIOUS.
Ash, John, railroader, Millport.
Acker, J. II. B., mason, Lehlghton.
Andrews, Cnas., blacksmith, Weathcilj.
Bachmao, Wm , brakeman, Lehlshlon.
lliShblUg, AlleS, Diacasiinii, amm iiur.
Itnwilen. JoseDh. miner. Nesnuehorlsg.
Bowman, Dallas, laborer, East Penn,
Hoter. Milton, carpenter, rraiiBun.
Chrislnian, J. F farmer, Penn roiest.
Crossln, John, miner, Nesruiehonlng,
Flecklntrar, ueorce, waicinuan, neaiuenj
Flnwer. William, laborer. Kidder North.
Gombert, Jonathan, farmer, Mahoning.
Gallaalier, John, laborer, E, M. Chunk.
Haeerty, Harry, DraKeman, ji. nuna.iw.
Hetchens, Win., miner, Andenrled.
Hennlng. Charles, farmer, Pens Forest.
Illeglns. James, miner. Hearer Jeadow.
Henry, Aaroq, laborer, Franklin.
Hoffman, Jacob D farmer, Mahenlng.
Kuehner, Leyl, laboier, Tein Foiest.
Klepplnger, L. F., carriace maket, Le-
aumen,
Knelss. John, farmer, Malionlnz.
Kistler, Amandus, farmer, Malioninc.
Kuehner, Edward, mason, Bow mans.
Klotz, Benlle, rallroadsr, Packerton
Kluuer Jacob, gentleman, r.. ji. vuuua.
Klelntop, Thomas, teacher Lehlghton.
Keller, George, clerk, Andenrled.
Lentz, Chas. V ex-sheriff, E. M. Chunk.
Mlnehart, Geo. Jr., farmer, Towamenlng.
Mussehnan, Josiah, farmer, Mahoning.
McL'ornilck, Bryan, farmer, Lehich.
O Uonnell, Michael, hotel, M. Chunk, 1 w.
Ohl, Edwin, carpenter, Lehhjhton.
Kickert, V. r., painter, rranaun.
ltvan. Mlehael. laborer. Lansford, .V. w.
Sober, John, coachman, M. Chunk, 1 w.
Strobl, Dennis, farmer, Towaioensing.
Schlojer, Thomas, carpenter. Franklin.
Schellhammer. H'in., en.lneer, Audenried
Sckellbaminer, Frank, machinist, jeanes
vllle. Selti, Elmer, merchant, Bowmatis.
Stein, John, painter, Hacklebeaile.
Sanday, Conrad, laborer, Audenried.
Sweeney, Edward, laborer, E. M. Chunk.
Tralper, John, railroader, Lehlghton.
Thomas, Isaac, miner, i.ausioru, w. w.
TllAVEKSB jenon.
Antliony, Geo. W carpenter, Lehlghton,
Arner, 1 nomas J .. laborer, juaiiouinK.
Uacluaan, Jolin'H., clerk, M. Chunk, l w.
Bower, C. II., gentleman, Lehlghton,.
Uililln, Banlel, gentleman, n, Meausw.
l!oe, (.'has , Sr., laborer, Andenrled.
B m ord, H'llliam, laborer, Parryvllle;
Brady, diaries, brakeruan, E. M. Chunk.
Croll, Samuel, clerk, Weatharly.
Clauss. E. W.. hotel. Lehlchton.
,;iemeuss. Ihoinas. miner, , Hill, ,o. 0.
Campbell, John, car Inspector, M. Chunk
Doxdater. Charles, machinist, Lehlghton
scli, John, laborer, Lt'lilghlon
Kinley, I.eirli, talbr, kanunlt Hill
Gallagher, Wm.. miner. Hearer Meadow
Gram, Joseph, carpenter, Frankllc,
Hunliinger, Geo. ., hotel. Summit Hill.
Jenkins, Banfel, miner, Audenried.
Knim, Daniel, mason, Fianklis,
Kerrln, Patrlck.shoemaker, I,aiisfiinl,w w.
Kuntz, E. M , clerk, East Mauch t hunk
L ssnrlng, A. W agent, E. M. Clnuik.
Miller, Aaron 1) , farmer Mahoning
McGreadv. Joseob. miner. Jranesr He.
McTague, Michael, tlreman E. M.t liunk.
Mcriatferty, Hugh, brakeman, E Mauch
Chunk.
McLaud. 1). J-, postmaster. K North.
N'othstein, L. II , carpenter. Lehlghlon,
N'othslelu, Henri A., tanuer. East Penn.
tiex, Geo. F., merchant, M Chunk, 1 w
Itonenus. Huso, miner, Nesquuhonlng.
Kumig, John, farmer, Packer.
Stewart, David, farmer. Packer.
Setxer, Ile-nrv, laborer, Franklin.
Walter, William, cleik, E. M. Chunk.
Warren, Joe., merchant, Lansford, F w.
Walck. John E.. farmer. Utile Gap.
Whistler. Frank, hotel, Kidder Noitb
Zahn, Joseph laborer, Lehightou,
miner itfm oe- runrxv runsoNAt.
MKNTH1N.
Ooneernlnsf I'eople Vlho Visit anil Oo a
VislllDK Here, There and HveryWhere,
. .F. P. Semtnel was at Weatherly ou
Mouday.
..Walter Lelmbaeh was at Reading
ou Sunday.
. .Dr. J. V. Kreamer, of Ariuasliicola,
was here en Tuesday.
..I.eopold Winter, a well-ktiown
Freeland hotel man, wa the guest of
Peter Helm this week.
..Mnhlou Relchard, wife and daugh
ter, of Third street, spent Monday with
Summit Hill friends.
..Miss Hattle Joneis, of Hazleton,
visited her sister, .Mm. S. Smith, on
Bnukwuy this week.
..J. II. and P. I Koous, of Alleu
towu, were the guests of G. A. Esch on
Alum street ou Sunday.
. Misses Edna auil Ida Green, of
town, are visiting relatives aud fiieuds
at Wllkesharre this week.
. Mr. T. Schairer, representing the
Prudential Insurance Co., was at Mill
port Saturday and ou Sunday he was
ut Allentown.
. .Samuel Dickinson, superintendent
01 the Lehigh Stovo Foundry, was at
C hicago, 111., during last week, in the
interest of the firm.
. .Mrs. Deanls Nothstein and daugh
ter, Miss Jennie, of Bethlehem, were
guests of George Derhamer mid family
on Iron street, during last week.
. P, A. Roth, superintendent of the
Prudentinl Iusurance Co., with a resl.
deuce at Pottsville, while iu towu 011
Tuesday made us 11 pleasant call.
. .Mrs. Kate Harkensou and her es
timable daughter, Miss Minnie, of Oak.
land, California, are tiie guestaofU.
II. Christy and family ou Secoud street.
. .Messrs. H. D. Hunt, S. T. Hunslck
cr, O. M. Yohe aud A. Schaenberger, of
Statlngtou, were guests of Joseph S.
Webb Camp, S. of V., In town last
Friday.
. Prof. N. M. Ilalllett, of Normal
Square, was iu this city ou Wednesday.
The New Mahoning school board have
eudorsed Mr. Baliiet's candidacy for
the ofllco of County Supt.
. Mrs, Kate NothstiRe, of Normal
Square, made us a brief but very pleas,
ant callon Saturday whllo on her way
home from Mauch Chunk, where she
bad been visiting her son Eugene.
. John Bohu, Jshu McKelyey and
Charles Ihiddstz anil wife, were at
Lebanon this week attending the G. A.
It. state session. The gentlemen are
members of John D. Bertolette Post,
181, 3. A. It., of town.
. . P. F. Clark, Peter Helm and .wife,
Charles Seifort, Freit Miller aud wife,
Floriau Seila and wife and Jonathan
Kistler were Lehlghton peoDle attend
ing 1 he funeral of Leopold Rice at
Mauch Chunk on .Monday
MttB Ltttte Strong
Bennett Square, Pa.
Hood'jDid It
Cured a Train of Troubles
Catarrh of the Stomach, Rheuma
tism, nervousness, Tired
Feeling, Etc
1 do feal that I owe ttttar for pufcllofttlon.
for IIood'1 BtnaparllU hai beta ot io treat
help to mo, I wiKBertously troubled with ca-
larrh f th teniae h and rbvamalUm
I also had thattlrad feeling, was very nerrous,
10 that sometime! I coultf not let tbt children
play whero I could hear them. I also bad spells
of being light headed, and could not see
where to go. Could not walk across my room
wUuout help, nor do any washing or Ironing.
For fire weelts 1 waa
Helpless With Rheumatism,
which ray physlclana said was thronlo. X be
gan to take Hood's Barsaparllla, and Ithaa dost 1
ui 9v uiui.il kuuu Mta m. laiHiiti; ivuuuimvuu it
to my friends. It has given ue strength so that
lean do my own washing and Ironing and uy
housework. Ply rrei feel better and
ziEieasrs
we- are
It will pay you to cull nt our Store mid soe what
offering in
Boots, Shoos, Slippers and Rubbers.
It can he truly said that nowhere else outside of the large cities
will you be able to have so large nnd complete nn assortment
to select from, as you will find here. Our -prices, too. are
exfcedingly low, nnd will he sure to pleaec yon.
READY-WADE CL0THIMG.
In this line of Goods we carrv a New, Stylish nnd well mnde
line of Suits, l'nnts and Overcoats nnd we nre selling them tit
IJot'k Hottom Prices. We nlso have n fine line of
Hats.Caps&Gents Furnishings
E. G. ZERN,
Opera House Iiloek,
Lehighton, Pa
We Don't Give Away Presents bnt Wo Will
Make a Cash Discount of
TEA PER CErtT.
On every dollar's cash purchase made from our Populnr Furni
ture Establishment, We hnve no skimpy stock to select horn,
but one of the finest assortments of House Furnishing (7oods
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 of all kinds and
magnificent, Carpets.
Come and see us and take advantage of this big Cash Discont.
Henry Schwartz's,
First street, Lehigh tow.
EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
$26,292,980.56.
1
TUB
EQUITABLE 80CIKTT
HOLDS
A LARHKR 9VRPLCB,
New WRITES
Assurance VdY
1891 A LAROaB AMOUNT or 1801,
f AftlURANCE IN FORCE
$323,118,331 tfabtmh"worli1." $39,054,943
A.STiANCK IN FfHtCi: .lANITAHV 1,
2.378 Death Claims Paid in 1891, $8,046,152.72.
stronger. I hare a good appetite, and the pain
uu iruuuia ui mj siomacn nmim
me since I took the first bottle, l
tell me I look better, and 1 tell them Il4'e
not annoved
11 y friends all
X hate been In poor health for ft or
1 have had the rheumatism.more or less,
txs. It U all gone now. and that awful
Sarsaparilla
tired feeling and a serere cough neier tronhle
toe." Lizzir bTEONti, Kennett bquare. Fa.
HOOD'S PlLLO tb bit arter-dltUasr
PUU,UldlgMUoiiaOarheadfcch, Try a bo
BULL'S;
DUG
SYRUP
For the cure of
Cnughs.Colds, Croup,
Hoarseness, Asthma,
hooping, fimilll Incipient
Brnnchitis, U (Ul 9 U S B sumption.
and lor tho rf niT ol
C, n,mtnptl-e jt?"rs.
At all dealers. S3cts.
Tor Ratfs mid further information Hddi'e,
W. P. LONLt, Special Agenl Lehighlap, Pena'a.
SOUTH MH LIVERY,
A. Sell & Co.,
1 1; m Hit INiim. Iron Street.
TeaniH for all Purposes hired out at fery
Iteasonahle Prices.
M.I5.-KCiIVE US A GAL I.
Can be kept out of the House very effectively nnd
all your rooms nnd halls made warm and comfort
able if you buy your Stoves and Ranges nnd
Heaters lor us, Our prices nre alwnys very low
and satisfaction is always guaranteed. We nso
carry the usual large line of Tinware of nil
kinds at our usual low prices.
KUHNS
Howtnan-KshcT Appuliitineiilit,
Prior to the adlouriiment al th muiutvl mi-
femiit) tiftbe KvanffeUo! rkiwin-Eahirron
!rtoe' at lfwlltiif ou TiMdulaj, the folio tut
Appntntiornta ere mad?
nwingioii
1. 1. YoUer.
Wtle)irt, Miiuch Cltuuk-
.1. 8,
Vur Item.
For rent a nine room dwelling hou&e
with ojwn fclore front on First stieet.
Hot and oold water In the house. Iine
plftoe for husinetis. Apply at this ofHee
or athlreBs V. II. Rex, SUtintoii. 2t.
loi.'t Uitnt lu Mill It
to thooe fine bprinjj suit and panU
they have received at thy One Vrltm
Star ClothiiiK Hall. Vanch Ohunk, and
win uu uiu hi ruc'K uottoin price.
Pntn AppolutMl.
. TI40 following apitointmenU In thU
dUtriot were made hy tin- Ktangeheal
conference at Hetnlel.eui
, Slatliiift.M
' ,ir.vmi'
Jaueb E. Long.
liowanJ Seal
February bubrrbcr,
The following itail ienuuM will ciMitluue
readers of tbU Mtv(er durlug IMS. We lwie to
lwrtort nutiierotu uifteiut-tits lu te ur fu
ture thrtt Hill ittke tain pir more popular
itwu etvr 11 ywu ttrv ittn auwivrivvr. wo
)mh ut ue nave ywr iwiw.
.iMtoea (luJIubeir.
Mm. A. lUrlow.
H. A IWlU.
Mrs. Tbv. Ktwerer,
W. I i. ItltlMd.
John tiuilb.
Kvieon liewueru,
AlZnkfiw.
John Prutiuiati,
J. T. SdDIUMjl.
( I(. NlWDMUW,
sin. weuheu
nigo wr
uaniei
John 11
.4U. FaitWaT.
IX. J lloDKea,
Aaruo Henry,
u. W. Kund.
1. W rrn
HrrTllle
Lull Ittt. ton.
Nfvtlmri tuid
iUHMia-cv. K. weund.
mttovlile, Urwhiehurg aad fort ""arboii -
(TralLallil Vnrtliaaaw aiul 1-u
layiHtord- W. il!wV&'uraud j. A W.lzanJ
Itawaburn-T. N. lUith.
U lUrkley.
1.1 lUpkrrt.
0. Wetaa.
Nwuirrr,
JuaalMi 3tauu.
. a. KMasu.auui,
JaiaM iHltW,
J.ttttawatWfier,
Urs. Illweuw,
PraarU Maual.
Louie KtMile.
UjwU lieutw'b, ,
Bd Jtmee.
A. F. Yauiuikin.
They Hare tCurioretM Tarter.
TIm? eeliool dlrctt4ors of Rust VAdm u..l nf Kid.
der township tuve endorsed U eaadtdaeyot
W. F. Purser for the ofttee ofXkainty Kuiertn-
noncei ruvnc ihcuoou. ir. rorter n hoh
Uarhiug ihe raefcertoa aetuMU.
Wreck nn tbe Centrt! Itowd.
illlial
V W 7 w flF ill
mm
Opposite the Hound Houso, Aehighton,
branch Store, Snyder's 13!ock Weissport.
shortly before is o'flork Moutl night a coal
mIii. iMiiiiid atouLh. on tlif laehlsh A Kufiim
Iimuuh Dhlslou of the Outntl npied on tht
CHElVtfaltt'-lf
t'tt Tobacco An
At W tiruggfftt
IOO tents on the Iollr.
The finest and most popular
main track at Itocbport und then utu-ked into a
sldlitg t4t atlowatt up train to paae. As It wit
doing su a coal tralu, whleh was foilowiug,
crashed Into It. A down rare were am leueti and
tne cojiKima engine waa wreeaea. wuiiaiu;
Lous, a brakeinau, ot Aul. who was on the
forward train, was rauaht in the wreck aud In
stantly killed. Through Hhttseueellgenoe the
aollleloo oeciirred U uut known. All Umj travks
were blocked, and Central iraius ran on we
Valley tnwkH betaeeu White Haen awl rnti
listen.
1'mir IXreiitor Content.
The judge of the arlous eleetiun dUtrtt-U
wet at l.aurtoMu ou TuewU to auuouuce the
ufncUtl retilt of the Poor Director eontesU
Monroe's majority as recorded Is 173, and thai
of Kiuker 10X iviuire Johnson, of Freekuid,
aetedaat'haiiruuin, Jotin IJeruu. of Ko(er, and
&1. W Bauer, of Eaat Mauch Chunk, as secie
larteH. Uarry MrKoever, of muftmit Hill, and
' wm. oldttraw, ot Auaenrted. were feller.
Wheu you pick up a inagiuiue or a Ilela Hating Maniac,
oily newspaper and your eye catenae a T Jfialra, widow of the 1 late Frauk kk-bter. of
aTliirliiff Rilvnrtikmatit nf a trnbl urutMi uu Preet, WSVO a killed on the Ueutral Uiht
r iVi?n i i ,IaK01i walcli, juuary.dled at the Uaurton alawhuuse on
for 15.0() that your jeweler sella from rtu.Mlay. iolkoiWVng ihe birth of a child. The
$35 to 940, douT hitexn that bate. lie-1 alioek of her bitsbaod's tragic deth protod ui
tnomltdr thaaA anma nltv Iimum. hnvA 1 muc ( stralnfor the poor woauui and
meraiw lueae aaoie ity notwea nave bOL dawn, mentalh and ph)sicall. Hhe
enortuue reuta to pay and tremendous was removed to the almaboiwe on the etn of but
exteUfcei otherwiee. ThU Mime I1&.00 aoulh. wheie alw died a ravin maniac. Pilor
gold filled watch oan be bought of Fl JBr" 8newiu minrt'
11. Hohl. the Mauch Chunk jeweler, for 2
leas money. Aa to see thee watch A cio ci.
aud nrioe them and iudsre if it ia tot William Motr, ef Atlilev.says the titaudiM,
I your tntereat to purt&ae or
F. W. Weil Co,
1031-1030 JLindenSt., Allentown.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
,W()od Mantels.
Fire-Place Furniture,
GRILLE WORK.
.TILING TILING
I JSr3 BUY OP THE MAKER. -SsY
F. W. WEIL & CO.,
HEADACHE!
llufell. l)ruMlsinueM.ric,,Ud cured lit BR
uii.um msarotfATivB aisuviai
Omoots. u4 bf the fiiacnt InO'SM hcJsst b
nervuys aitmwu. li dot 1 vuuula ogseraam
4oroua di-um "HaT-i bocn taktti Btt
Mll"i.' KEHTOHATIVK lVKBXAll Sw
Epitefxr- Vroto b.iu-Bbr to Januarr asvusur
wdnc UM Krrvlnn ibudstkit H enrnlsioii
aadnowaner uuwe awimasr tc oavu
line. T " meBDH look at our new t
DOt Of us f'iil'lfl"alit.keiimiiunlh.CfOtral tf.liilil, ibiiMUaf nit. llltl- kVst
lew SIOOK tialiirday otKht. He bad jiil mail. a -iiiillnr lusl.iaai.l sssnllsf siiassirs I fan, iik
V.U'b mii Uilti.lo lprl )anl and upi4l out tmii, t tr .ulalir. ulilur uaut li fu. un, w.,-k I,
I .1 H. 11
H K tan),, In
.-i.iit B H Mill, 1
I 1,1. ,11, I f Mill. 1
WUVUuuk, o U S..l.ert
of new Bnrloi! ctrlea are uow rwlr and'ond learn how cheap a good wati'U cau l" ihn Ipnri )arJann.u,.iM out (i.,n,
arewaitlne for lucky buyers, fclucti ' oaa lor. jui tarn, aloun The piim struck him
ew.priDff Myiea or ladle, jack
thing, aa tueu'a aulta, taiya' aulta aal
1 1 n'lUr.u a auiU at buuUuelui . lalloi
I tug Hall, Xau.li Cbtutk.
eta auil capes received daily at iiund
b.lu'a TaUorin UaU, Uausb Cbask.
aluua The uilut stmt'k lilm And
kuurktal bin. oa tli ran, but Ihe hIiuw tiellik
Iimi dp to alUm lilm to taut, uutlei Uie ,not,li.
, auuaueu on u, nue Sias. n,l aa. baaiy
1 bun. Hs was lakeu to Maupb Chuuk.
Via book SNS1 aaM. and trial bostlM t K ati.
risl t
I.. oraoarM.
DR.MILXS MUICAL CO.. Elaaut, liuU
8olibT T. D.Thomas.
j'Weare Stiring Things Up.
I Last your our trndo was big in January We wan to beat
the record, so aro cutting prices away down, and moving goods
I a flying, and if you road our jiricei you will call on us when; in
Allentown.
Ladies Rubbers 18c. Misties Rubbers 15c.
Men's Arctic 15a All kinds of Rubbers lower than the
lowest. 100 vwir Ladies shoes, price was $3, now out to $1.60.
Miss Dongola X'Pi 95c, In Ikct all along thejjlpe we sliced
the prices until they are where you get the shoes, and we move
the stork just as we intended. .
George E. Keith,
723 Hamilton Street.Allentown.