ESTABLISHED 187. The Carbon Advocate nimii HURT I.TtlllDAT v Harry V. Morthlmer, Sr. FFK'E-Sclltr'l niook, North First Btrrrt. Ix'tilgtiton. I'a. Ihlil'ipfrliaibMMMpteil lit the Ihla.htn rost omit s SMoud ctss ttnr. OCU ADVl'.llTISIMd 11ATK. Ixl Kill nllnt notices Ii t.lw run ol Mre rf'm tor e ncli Insertion. Eifeutors' Administrators' .nil notices, .1 00. Auditor and Divorce notices II 00 Writs t thanks, res .Imlons ot respect, and similar notices one time .1.50. Ixical notices ot enterulnments. suppers, festivals, lairs, dances, and all entertainments feslcacd to make money a cents iicr line, unless jr printing has hcen done lor the same at this '"DKalaradTertlsements, five Inches and oier, $.1 per inch per annum. Subsrrlptton price II.0D when paid siot cash r ti.a ll not so paid This rule Kill ucrearter strtnientty enforced. lerins-Translentadrertlslnit and Job print gcasli. jearlyadrertlslng rxn.bl. iiuarterly. Address all Communications to II. V. MOHTIIIMKR, Sen'r. SATURDAY. UAKCH 23WO Our Clroulat.lnn 14G8 HVK H.CHDKK1 UOLLAltS. Five Hundred Dollars will be paid by Dr. Bowers the Specialist, for a ease of Asthma, Catarrh, Piles or Fulling Fits he falls to cure. Chronlo disease. Cancer, Turners, Blood Poison, Dyspep sia, Liver, Kidney, Ilheumatlsm, Heart Disease cured. Female disease Ac., Indiscretion of young men, Meutul Decay, loss of strength power.nervous ness Ac. So experiment but a cure. Thousands cured by my own new methods of treatment, over 20 yers In constant practice. Cousultatlon free at the Welssport House, Welssport, Pa. Will remain until tho first of May Come at once. 3-!!S-3m. Maclunes Itepuirs. F. P. Hell, Bankwav, does all kinds ef sowing machine repiilrinif. tf. Will bo Hera on lli.llti. Dr. W. F. Danzer, Hazleton's well known eye, car and nose specialist, will be at the Exchange Hotel on Friday, April 7. The doct.r is second to none In the treatment of the above diseases and If you need such services rail and see Mm. FRENCHMEN SENTENCED, More Panama Corruptlonisti to Serve Time In Prison. PAItlS. March Si. The Jury in the cases of the Pnnnma conspirators An nounced thAt Charles de Iweps, accused of ccdTuptingexMliiister of Public Works Balhaut to support the Panama lottery bonds bill, bod been found guilty, that Jl. Balhaut who bad confessed his guilt ill open court, bad also beeu found guilty, and that M. Blonilin, tho go between in the bribery of M. Baihaut, was also guilty. 2Vi other defeudanta were declared not guilty. These were Marlus Fontaine, Panama cat al director; M. Snns Leroy, ex deputy, who was accused of chancing bis vote in committee on the Panama bill as th result of bribery! Senator lleral, ac cused of being bribed by Barou de Helnnch, and Deputies Duirue. de la Fauconuerle. Gobron and Antouin Proust, who were accused oc corruption. The court sentenced M. Balhaut tolm prisonment for five years, to pay a fine of 760.000 frauces and to the loss of civil rights for five years. SI. Blondin was sentenced to Imprisonment for two years and Charles de Eesseps to imprisonment for on year, the one year to run concur rently with the fit e years sentence already linposea on mm. The court also ordered M. de Lesseps, M Blondin and M. Baihaut to tiav to SI. Moncblcourt, liquidator of the Panama Lanai company, 3i5,(M) francs, the amount taken from the treasury of the company, and paid to M. Baihaut for hU iudueuce In favor of the lottery loan bilL A POPULAR PREACHER DEAD A Son of the Famous Prussian General Von Puttkamer. New York, March sa Rev. Albert Puttkamker died in the Baptist .Ministers' borne at West Farm yesterday, lie was oorn in l'russla, where the nameot Von Puttkamer is natlonallv known and highly honored. After serving In the rrnssian army he came to the United Slates add enter-d the ministry. In the war of the rebellion he served as a captain under General Hunt, and took part In many engagements. On the death of his wife he visited the fatherland and discov ered that during his absence he had inher ited and forfeited by bis absence the vast. Von Puttkamer estates in Pnm,..Hn1rt which Included some fifty villages and yielded an enormous revenue. He returned to America and resumed his work In the puipiu lie labured in various cities in New York, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Ohio, where Germans most did comrre gate, and great success followed his ef- Ions. lVaahlugton Ilellcs Come High. Philadelphia. March si Another of the numerous sales of Washington relics that bale been held here in the past few years was begun yesterday at the sales rooms of a well knewn auction bouse. An autograph letter of Washington's, written at Mt. Vernon one day before his death, and the last letter he ever wrote, was sold to the Historical Society of Pennsylvania for IS50. Washington's secretary and boukcase was told for HuK): I.L rani tables for tit) apiece, and bis dining table for I3S3. A French spinnet, with bell and drum attachment, that belonged to Nellie usns, Druugui f 1,J. Mrs. Washlugtou's music book, most of the words and music of which were written by her, sold for two. Hold Charges ol Corruption. Ottawa, March 3. In the Canadian narltanient lust iil.-li. t. IM.... i his charges of bcsslllngagalnst Postmaster ucuerai iarou. (its ueclared that the In vestlgatlon mode by the royal commis sion to be halt hearted, and dared Caron In Keek retlrua It, tl... murf. ....1 in , . . "'" lu wu" elusion nioied a resolution declaring it uiguiy improper tual uaruu should con tinue to hold olllce A vote on Edgar's resoiutlou will tw taleu this afternoon. Canadian lloojlrr Trial I'ostnoued. OTTAWA, Out, March 38. The hearing of evidence lu the case of lion. Thomas jucuicvy nud K. Connolly, charged with cocp.tai y to defraud the Dominion governiueut out of HiVllllO 111 amnrrtlnn with contract woik In tjneliec harbor, has beeu postponed until Septenilwr, owing to the Inteutioiial absence or Huliert II. Mc- ureevy, au lluporuut mum for the prosecution. RBffi5JpJ5!!E.V.?.ILIT.,".:S "X. the TON. 1'cudo., at the close of business, Mir, RKKOUKCtti. iasq sand Discounts 9i5&Kl 7 Oterdratts, secured and uiiseruml. . lajs I H. Uouds to secure ctnuUtkui . i..TT. Blot In, securities, eU! . S2.9T0 00 lue troiii other Natloual lUi'k. ojrtl 08 witiis uuuse lurniiure.aiul nxlures suo uu t unviitespeiises sua tales stld . imtiiuu.uu l n. DOIHI9. . . . Hills of other Hanks r nu nonal p.iper current-), nlekelsjiiid cents ..... .. ttpei le I 1-egal lender uotas keile million fund llb I' H. I reasurer ".per ceut. clreulatlvni 1756 Ul I00S7 it xa on II.SIS 00 U CO Total . LUH1LIT1LX. i apiiai siock paid in Wjisio 00 i. ... v lljUW oa Loan laeu proets 1 1 tss u xsuuusi nana notes uulnuwlliii: l.u go IudlvldnaldFpiMsiaje hielieek.." 1TS.UJ ou I asuier s cnecks OW4a4Mllug to u, imDiuiAllcr ASIUSHI I1MIX1 f,S70 PuetobuteUauksaatlltaiikers .. . sis si Total TIK or 1'I!.H.I.VAN1A. ' . i Ol' NTV OK CAHHUN, I I, Jon T 8iilDM', OsUitWf (it tits kWsUiMIMd tmu to Uic Utfot my kuowtalgr aiul Mirt. Joas T. Skmukl 1IiUt. SuiM'rllMHlaiiil iwuru to beVr iHIhUi7Ui d vl Manb, 1NU3. Uuwauii KiUHouir, N. . I'BBEt-T- A'rTlCMT. A. J. OlfKLIl.t. J.li. Zu.. Jlanh Mb, tmu Ladle Vi)trl T.t takn ortlt-M tor MmUum Woul' CurwU. mtti kid pnirvt. Mil nud kid UMd Oecls. i.Ut-Ai (tn-i WftMt, 4iu Huwhb fUlVly BelU, hu4 Iwr ettajugiM to J. K. Wnul, t S.t.i(b Mullua JMinci. rruc, N. . SALESMEN WANTED I.. KuiMrt) Murk H Bro all tbrto. israi itsnjri, sa tlwt ulrft, AliU SHMiUBtr MiHalMrtiiiii HidMral u.1imj uud lioto Uw aUrt Vrlir II B. H'toker Co., uMrHrii, m1a or foul fi tcrutt. MWfaMkiaT N iUIHUbt IIA IaBfartl4 UNO- FOR TARIFF REFORM. MethodB Proposed hy the New York Reform Club. AN AID TO BEOEETAKT CARLISLE, Tlie-lUail of th TrcRMiry AVI11 IU ttift Itrpurt In Foruiiiltltig Tnr.IT Rl(t r lUw Slaterlal In hm Ailmlllrd Free wnd AU Duties Atl VHloreni, i New York. March 88. A ipr.ftl com mittee of thr Keforni club of this city. conltlntr of E. KUery AmleriKin. Charl 8. FHlrclillil, TliomRH G. Shwrraan, l)aid A. Well!, Jolin Dewitt Warner and Ever- rett 1. heeler, ha compleml n urait or bill wblru.wlien perfected, will beurKea upon coiiRmw as a nulmtltute for the pres ent tariff Urn and a fulfillment of -the pledges underwhlchtbeDeinocrncyha! ob tained control of tho national government Tim eneclAl committee wjw nnDoInteti ImmttI lately after the election of Mr. Cleveland. Its report, which Wtbe pro duct of much labor, a.U(fTsby competent expert knowledge, lias leen submitted to the revular tariff reform committee of the club for suggestions and crlttciftm. After rucb further consideration and amendment as may be deemed advUable, the bill, drawn In njrdanee with the recommendations ot the report, will le preen(ed"to Secretary Carlisle for his In formation and assistance In the work of formulating a measure which shall const!- tute the administration scheme for re forming the tariff. The general principles upon which the proposed tariff has beeu framed are In the main as follows: Crude material to be tised In the process of manufacture are In general made free of duty. In taxing other articles the general ol ject has been to fix such rates as would produce the lorgest Amount of revenue in a series of years cousUtent with the lArge importations. Uhe purpose of obtaining the largest revenue ha, however, been limited bv conxideration of the welfare and heeewd. ties of the people at large, and especially the poorer classes. ihe purpose of obtaining revenue for the government having lieen made in good faith the sole reason for levying any of thesedutles, it has not been thought neces Bary and nardly proper to- reduce rates merelj for the purpose of avoiding some incidental protection to dometd Ic producers. au unties nave been nuule strictly au valorem, except some of those which have been levied as compensatory for internal revenue taxes upon simitar articles pro duced at home. In order to secure the honest administra tion of an ail valorem tariff it Is essential that the rates of ddty unon the treat mass of articles should be kept at very moderate figure-. Upon articles of Immense value and small bulk It Is absolutely necessary to impose very low duties, because other wise t hay will be smuggled by wholesale and no revenue will be obtained. Upon other articles experience has shown that duties cannot Ive raised above 33 per cent without offering dangerous Incentives to fraud. Silk Is classed as a luxury, but silk rib bons are practically a necessity of life to the vast majority of women, and a duty of 30 per cent. Is proponed. Marble mav be considered a luxury, and therefore we put a hlghiTduty upon that than uponordt nary wooe. ah to liquors and tobacco, the duties upon them should be made In view to obtaining the greatest possible amount of re. enue without any concern In bo doing as to whether we give or with- bold protection to the domestic producer. The duties upon woolens ami worsted manufactures of every description, leather gloves and all other glove, except of silk, are placed lu the 33 percent schedule. 1 in plates not to be taxed more than 20 percent, and perhaps not more than 15 per ceut. Manufactures of wood In the most finished forms are placed in the 30 per cent schedule, as also buttons, except of metai or gias. .Most provisions are made free of duty, but some, which partake in a mild degree of the nature of luxuries, are put In the 30 per cent, schedule, while breadstuff are mostly made free. Pota toes are left subject to a dutyof lOpercent ine com in u tee expresses the belief that the proposed measures would yield an Im mediate revenue of at leat $I20,(iu0,0ua Will Renin., u In OH Ire. Washington. March 3A At the caucus of the Democrats which nominated a ticket for sennte oflicers.lt was aireed that certain Republicans should not be disturbed. Xbey uretlie venerable assist ant doorkeeper, -Isaac lhissett; Charles R ueaue, acting assistant door keeper: Alonzo H. Stewart, chief of pages; It U. Nixon, financial clerk; Anfei Smith, super intendent of document room. Cn, ml I date fur l'fittluu Commlailoiier. WA6IIIKOTON. March 23. All th rHiulI. dates for theofik-eof pVuMon commissioner are old boMiera. They are Ueneral A. V. nice, oi umo: colonel levl l. .Malsh. ex- congressman from the York (Pa.) district; General Wheeler, of Michigan; Colonel Busey, of Illinois; General Isaac S. Catlln, of Urookljn; Colonel W. R. McLean, of Indiana, and ex-IEepresentatlve McKiiiney, of New Hampshire, I)e Cnbalit's Seittcnce, Uklfast, March 23. The trial of Mr. De Cobafu, formerly member of parliament for Belfast, and a well known toliticlan. for unnatural crimes, took place yesterday before the Antrim aNsizes. Fhe jouug men appeared as witm-&ses auainst him. The bent fute impuseil upon him was lm- prisonmeut lur twelve uiouths at hard labor. Iteltitloiialilp It,m't Count. Washi.ot(n, March 33. A western con greKKinau who cjillM to urire on the nnwi dent the appointment to olllce of a nephew vi tiiecuiei magistrate met this response: 'I am not here to Appoint my relation to office. There is too much of that Mirt of thing. Idl him that 1 will not apiKjint Mm." t OlT for Honolulu. SAN Fuaki ltxt, MarcnSl. Ex-Congressman Blount, our Hawaiian cotnmlMMioiifr. and party boarded the Itu-di immediately on their arrival here jeMerday afternoon. ine itusu men started ou Uervojageto IIouolulu. Ileatrftlnlmr Ann Arbor Mriker. Toledo, March IB. .Tudge Taft, of the United States court, eterday grunted a temporary injunction restraining Chiefs Arthur and Sargent from ordering a gen eral strike of employes. Coadjutor to Cardinal Ulbbons. Nkw Yuhk, March 81. Ad1cs from rtntriB Btfkta. tl.a l.e ri'rnnnn1i . ..... .. . ...iv sum 'fti . w -itiis7i rviur tji the American college lu Home, will U mads coadjutor to Cardinal Gibbous. llHiier anil N'oltl Appeal. Philadelphia, March at Two petitions hate been filed in the supreme court ask lug the court to admit to bail, pending iucir ttppeai lor a new inai on the ground of Illegal rulings of the lower tri ll ear y Bauer and Carl Xold, t he litUburg anarchUts, who stand under con r talon in ine quarter beoslous court of Allegheny An Antl-CUvelnmllle ApiMilnted, Indianapolis, March 3 The appoint ment of Frauk Burke as United States d Mr let aUonier of Indiana has created great sui-prlne and not a little Indignation. It was believed that John W. Kern would be the appointed Kern has been a r-Uuuili Cleveland man all along, while Burke Las uven anu-ujeteiand. Killed bjr hu Kleetrle Car, Oramje, N. J., March 3s Victor An thouy Newman, the 4-vevr-old mmi of .Tr.ht, Newman, was ktweketi down by a oat oa meurauge rnenric railway iat ev4iing and ground to death under (be wheels. Motorman Harry O'Brien and Conductor Jonu uiuii were a r re. let l. ChlneM AtUck ClirUtlans. Sham.hai, March 31.-Ilelitflous riots unve orukou om in Atuoy. .Many naUve CliriklisaMaA llMtM IbUAn (ikrlnru.1 a ...I . .... have been klUwl. The KuglUh lulseloiiary THntMVAwt uj a Hiou oi is nan os, and uis me uy nignu lUwMr'ft .New Clilef Juttlre. rkVVtfk lU MaraVi M fi.. r - " ' sr-uviviiivi nry nol4s apfiolntetl ex-Cougressinan Charles P. Ixwm rhLs itiitjM. f . to All the vaeauey oooaUoneil by the death llsrrU lrrltM Otr tli Ksuai. WAWii Maicii 4a. Mr Maoder son, or .4rtrasa, t4te K-ptililiuau prHsldsnt nsMniim emeniay, and ui DeiuocnUM Mlecuid Mr Harris, of Teuiut sew, to sucoewt him. AktMtry 1'ark'i Muwm Trustee. Ashim Pauk. X J March a -The section held fur sclt.H.l i ru-i, pml to be of the luust int, i. -uiik , e r w n neM-d in Uie Utwu A win.tii v.ika ttinwiJK i lie suoceseul vaudMaii Au A'' tittllnit Cut-bier IHILADLJ-H1A, ilu.l, .i laitint M AiiDoo. a uuhier iu the fulled mausiex pnws otticv at OJU Cheniuui skreei, has ab sooudsd with tl,)U iWotMUp&nj's f uuds. ANNUAL STATEMENT V THK HOHOUGII ofLEIITGHTON D. II.&TnOUP. Trefwurer.lti atmouut wuu Lrt'iiiRinon, iiorougn L'a., lor tun i year eiuung Aiarcu iu, iswi. To tmlsnee a per last ststetnertt Bor oath )4irrnsck $ S3B V To baUitce as ier fast statement water and iigiiu nm 90 Market Licenses t4 th HiilMtnc rermds 6on how rermlt iom Caibon On. Ind rto, nse of scraper ami Permit, Hoard ot I leant. ion LtqiKir License low ao .ipff HreUiej. lumber BO Wm. 8cbftfl, Col. lWtHtft, lo.'B M " 44 wter Dalits. im w " ' bonded Inwebt- edness ,, AST It Wm. tfehadel OoL ispeciftl tTW 19 By amounts paid out ns per vouoliers. Bd Tjorehtc labor.., ta 7 IX oo 10 37 13 li 8 T6 S TS IH 40 13 T5 5 87 21 4k A3 8S U 'A m v on 87 m an m si ft) V8 10 OC 4 7 IS 14 8 60 5 0J 18 75 87 as ae T 02 S3 SB a its Hi OS 23 U i n c (ft) ft Oil l o 1 2 fiO X 60 ao oo '1 AO T HQ In no 1 7ft 1 a 1 M 2 6C ft V) 11 7 2 SO ft 00 6 W 8 & 3 SU i jo 3 7ft 9 13 1 3& 3 75 ft 00 7 SO 2 f-0 7 7ft Ohas lirenti lftlor AarfHi llsnpt labor.. John Montt labor Jel Kruin labor lames flarmer latar..., Moses FrlUltiKer labor, ,. Ainsndus 111 11 man labor Chilst C-Kk l.tbor iMvta Klein ton lanor Aaron Krum labor lolin Uellmaiiltilker l&ra New hart lalwr Sletihen Snanffler laltor Joseph Zahn laliot Chas. Iralner labor Jacob Ifewrllnr lalMir..... slscoUKisiler labor John ltlnker tabor.., A. w Hern labor Frank Fensterni.wher Isbor Christian Lonakamuier labor Alex .Miller labor , .Samuel Webb la or jw an ion iietrnani laiHir., , Ktlw. lluiik'ker lAbitr Umlfiey FrantJ! labor i reu niejer i.iuor.. .J lleldtlalmr.. lMitl flluiw, labor Win. VNertiimn Hlr.mi Straun lalxir (leo. Ureher Ubor w. ii, inivuu i.umr... Henry Ketubart labor .. Henry We r tin an labor..... hlwin Hex latujr t lias.tlreenawatt Ubor Jolm llulley labor ,e-ipy r.erei iaior Mlrheal Farreii labor; .. John Acker labor Alfred Kruin Ubor FruukDlehl Lilwr o. lilank labor Ji.mes Fseli labor Jos.tJUbeit l.tbor H John art wood Ul-or .ainau k. Kiert labor Am l) rose ftloulilnrm l.ihnr ( has. Xauiler labor win JUtier labor Samuel ttvy labor Limene Ihhlnes lAhor Ctun Klp labor .Martin ieuuiart iat)r Herni.m llairer liUtnr Alin htotit labor IllKH Mout utur Ij.WieiifH IStariihri-v l.iluir tleo. el fort labor , MrLinchum Hex labor , Charles lot(er labor .iiiiii'S noiieubacli labor J.imes Lbert lalior J. F. Aloulthiop labor , i.iiiu ruiuf nuKrr ianor.. Mathlas liOtigkatiitiier labor Daniel Scheckler lalor ,., Hubert Uu.ik labor , VktorWebb labor..: Owen Kbert labor , Jacob Htank l.ioor , Wm IVtcrs labor , Joseph iSchlukle labor Alfrtil Heck labor Charles ihixtlaier lalor laiue raizinKer lauor , i:lV KclUilidt, l.lhnr Herbert Klsenhouer labor .". r.uBene Knennowr labol riiianuel Coclirsn Ubor , W.il. Wali k labor Sundry Kxpeimei. (ieorjie W Ksser Fio wrt ices r rt iieiuueiniaii uiwsion oi wards.... Itoroiib Autlilors lnl-3 1- V. It. H. Co lumber II. Drumbure room rent special Kle.. . A. W. Lell SlHTltlmMim fnr tuitn lumui J J. Hummel special police namuel Kertcrosslnc stone tleo. KsHi repatriate stoe neiirj -.uiiier inmoer A.Ij.ltilL'ernian reennl hitntc II nt II T. 1. 'IhoinasChloiide of Lime if mil i raiBiimMon or warns W. 1. Fetfrs sseoiM flprtlnn Owen Keli r i stattoiierv it. j. jums-, iidry ivjit .,... ...... It. J. Kiiulz exrirest, pontage, Ac t V. Iluner sil.irv fec'v itr.rtl 0. W. Mower ser. lees and expenses.... ' iwmumi iiit-e JttfrHT I). II, btraupstate tax 1. II. stroun treasurer salarv Ac...... ii. hi Kins rruami nnerin s ies.. W. O. Watson prlntliiK special election and liosirilellleaiui , I.. S. Jarobv serlof Charles Trainer, IbiirefiiK W. K. Ash stone W Mortbimer sal.iry, stationery &c Carbon AtliK-a'L' print lug Walerand Lllit. carbon uo imp Co. eiwtric lliitits.... 878 ,.c.iigiuiii aier vo wnierieniw.... 113ft 00 llnnited Imlebtedneps. aron iirtiint Interest a 35 I la id Monu futeiestl 266 00 1 rtu iiniiKiitun rjtiitH itdprnsr irmti Jniin K. Fans IntereHt so o Marv UfUt tntereat so m Milton itU'tiifv liitfrfvt mi John A. reters interest 4) 00 81 21 Spei-lHl. Coon, r.abe & Co Pal. iiMeadatitlzinic rirst street 17 Iteraiiltiilutlou, lobai. ou liand fniin last ear B77 y; !."!". it:ii wrra s total mUcellaiieoiis leeeipts 1H.W 48 ... . . 79- II ! Hiiiuuui i;uu 0111, ianor on iiiuiiway ijh 7s Hy Mindry exK-usit ) - Hy water niitl Itplit iwh35 lis bonded lmlefitcdntHM rn m swisi IIW SB ( 14 u.u. in ireasury, March 13, !, isii ru i e the liiitterttltrnfMl ilnK x .itn.ra ni the Ihiroiiuh (if lhlirlitnn. I'n . it., iwrtiiu il... 1 we liae examlueit the aeeouuts oi l. ll.Mr.-ti, ..L.-.M.r.. nit mmi t'uutil IO Hie Uftltll our know ledse ami tielitf , 1, it. rcH, 1 tl. V. A. ItruiURP, Auditors . , i K. IlOVFIt. U hUbton, I'a., March 13, 1MM l.mbllltlf.. HON I) LI) JNIlKltTtUXKS. Mary Helu uuu on .lutiii a. refers mm 01 Fled Itilukinaii loooio IbivlU Moutx 6 l'i uu Milton A. Uretney iukj 00 John It. Kvaos 1000 on A a rou ilaupt 124 00 Assets. 'Hli In Treasury imi 7. Nrt I.lsbllltiw ilarrh 13, lwi mm il WM. SCHADniv, Tux Collector, 1 count with Ljjliliihtoii, HorouKli DR n ac 1'a.. Toalirt oi Duplicate Ikjroueh Tax.. io .til l oi O.MH.BMM iwrn, lax ro ain't ill llui'lu-ate vialer ami llulil.. ru am t ot MupiAlMitent uatw and llalit Tu am i ot duprtatte IkhkIkI InuVbtnl. as. t To ain't ot upilieiit bonded In lb:- ediH To ain't ot duptkttte sbectal To lun't of sui'pbMiMnt siteentl To 5 per eent. on ,-5 fil 17 1,17 I76T M CR. lly exoiVratlons lly S per rent, rebate oil fliHJI VI274 liy 1 per cit. mhhihImIou.u iu.tii.. mm Ii 5 r reol. ofHifinlMloo hiSis.17.. sow liyt permit. v.hihhL.ioii iki B87.w... si se li) caali paid TrtMir UTt 4, Ali,1ll0tl IIm, lll .lav r.t r..,l. ,M .7!Tn? rsH ' ...... -p- J. II F.CH, I I'.jy.. HwcK.no. Auditors. 1 K. lUi FK. ANNUAL STATliM ENT Of TIIK Lehighton Poor District PnTF.nHElM.Trea.urw, lu unt ltli Lehlglitou DoroiiKli I'oor DU triet, for the yuar euiltug March 'JOtli, ItsiM. DR. To ual. on huid A prll v Vi uill lu lk.Ii rou'd froutWiH ciide:. tai is CR. Uy uuaunt paid out a. ptrraerlpU, VU: lluroulib Auditor,. AuditUuf b.- opuui.ior tail n , .TTr. aou t Iloru letit.tor Mr., Kwcbt, ixrwelpu aauu r. Mw Vmiwr Umi for c. Amir . " ."e"... , wuu w in Joun board fory.MeUMmti rec'pu w uu " jf MUM tnud tor child 11 rco'puVT. lls. Uka.. uiwwii board for U l II. II LW woo woo llid an tw rranu lAidwlK IwM lor L K. Miiaaier rouetpv. 1. W. Monbllu.r Uuu.. aodpriouixi; etaleUHVIU :....T7T J. 1. Ku.Ii.Uih UMlfe, Auaitu iwr J. P. .ad J. . Mliuir J. I. iL"?".tir'Tlu,,,"u r. iKluy 10 hebuvlklll fjt Kruiu k Kuiler uuiM Fnuwu Oowuuui h.ullua lieu. Uacbuiau Ubor Adaiu Mekriuuu A ajw U. h. nMuy, iwbj. Mrs lleTaehlrMilisky. merrtattdlMi Ka Unwuiili. aaujutM nninM. K I' U-uLf. rellet ardfl. llr. W.OH Kelpie, radical tenln-i. 11, M. Lareu. '.. i' !v ball, puUUnm llHtu Klul, expeliM. lu .stbulkill .. AlmliuuK' O.eh Mot. Ml ti 1 1 .Ul. 1., II., litulli, li.ri, li .uUe.... 1 uii & iti, iiut !r niiiuait 1 1 1.1a. 1 "i"i y aiiiiIiixim iiian,i.ui.u,a Mull l- Mu.iI. 1'Ii.m.ii hiijU, 1 rfi.il Ani" W.ilriU.i I A Mlllt I .llol llr) I,.. II 'I', n 11. 1 J 1. uaiwi,Mi4i... a. U. Hoy dr, "TrTolitiiaaw i- It. HI 13 I. It J P, 9mlth. making duplies .ion Pi'ter lleitn, expenses to lhlfih county Almshoase f 04) Pfter Helm, shoes tor O. Mclisren, 8.88, Ida Kfifcht. 8.8N UAH hlas;'f r,7.lt. is 4ft Peter Heim, say WtO $ 74ft mxurnubATioN. r Rei-eluts and Ralanees wnsiv ll ami uutd out as iter reeelot book 74ft 28 llalattee on hand 9 W4 ft7 We. the under btned diilv eleeted Auditors of the liortmf h of lnlgttimi, Pa., do certify that we hart) eiauinetl the hMonnts of Peter Helm. Treasurer ot the bohlcbton Pr IHstrtet. ard Aim! them eorreet to the best of our knowledge and belief. d. 11, I7MJM, I ti. W. A. HElOIIAIlD.VAinlltors. u k. no yak, March 30, inn. . Wm. SCHAPLBfttt Clieculr. In no oouut with Ijehlghton Poor District, for the year lSii. int. To A it ton M ot ItiipH3ftte f ftsS 78 " Mipplemsnt 18 48 $ 57ft 10 CIt. By Kxmeratbms 4 3T0 " ft per cent reus t son 940,00 31 m s i-r rent eoittls'n on $4H.7o. 13 II " ft )er ceut " on I i 18.49. 7 ' tasti isitd to P. Hefm.Treas.. 881 73 ft RTft Id Audited and approxed thts 20th day ot March, 1MM. J. II. EW ir. 1 U. W. A. IttltUIAIII), Auditors. I.. K. 1H)EK, .1 729 Hamilton St., ALLEINTOWN, PENN'A. (Lately occujiitd by Hitlncr, 1 lurisickur & Co ) NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS. 60 plecos ilouble foKltlress gooua, all new spring colorings, U a.onals. nhlp corils, brocailps, ami other desirable weaves, loie 1y gooils, l'J 1 2 cents a yartl; worth'JUc. Whip Conl Stilltncs may be mentioned amonc lli popular materials for surine. Ueillum weight, in all tbe new- shades, US incnes nine, will start llietn al vu cents a anl. 44 inches wide, in the same shades and heavier cloth, 50 cents a janl, n ell worth 05 cects Wool Surahs, 40 Inches wide, rlrh, soft, and dressy, In all iKipular shades, 03 cents a yard. Stihlluie sultlncs In all the staple ar.d evening shades, plain black and striped effects, a lnrg. collection to choose from Our stock of black goods is complete Mohair, Surahs, Serges, Henriettas and Janey n eaves. It Is predicted by a'l that this is going to be a silk season. I'e have provided for tie demand. Fifteen designs in China Silk at SI cents a yard. The patterns are entirely new, IUhtiud daik grounds. 21-Inch China Silk In a varletv of designs and colors, 115 cents; well wcrth 85 cents. 27-inch China Silk, elegant cloth pretty patterns, &0 cents a jard; v,as made to sell at f 1 25. 10-4 Ileavv llrownSheetln?, 13 1-1 cents; tnnellng, .1 1-2 cents; Mleavy lilt-ached Muslin 7 1-2 cenis a yard, by the piece or vard, worth D nentsj the biggest drive In Damask Towels eter heard of, 15 cents, worth 21 cents; Tabl Uncus, 10 cents a yard 10 il 25- Will lie ilensi'd to foihI Simiploe To Troulilp to Show Onoils. M. F. Morrisey REBER'5 Drug Store. Celery uud Cuireno-llromlilo. Wo have It freeli. Rood for Heailuche, Sick Stomach and NervoumtM. By the iloee or you ou take it home: 2So., AOo ami gl.CO battle with handy do9Cup. We hsve other reutedis for head ache too. There i more tlTan one kjiul of headache and how Mime do suffer. Suuday School 1I1U uikI other nible. ilorsl and lUHnious liooka. Pine Statiouery. Kobor'fDrujlgtoro VKIIIGHTON. MERCANTILE APPItAISEMENT for Carbon ctouutr.made byO. J.KUtler, for thetouuty of Carbon, for the year IBM. An appeal will be held at the Court Houee, in the Borough of Mauch Chunk, at-U) o'clock a. m., ou April 22, MSB: MAi't'u hi .k aoaouuH. C1.AV AU'T Harge, 11. Y. ytiu nienaut r . Dei II MUU, 11 . .iww W.1 Jl Btirublr. tl.K.,nwlailt uHr. . M lt.rtholuiiw.,tS.lstov. Uuwmh II Ber.. A. K . fvnl Mar. 1. Oerlcb, U. .. raerr&utt Utter... ll T oo T 90 SO ttt T OS 10 oo 40 SU T 10 T IS) t a 7 OB T T 00 is 7 00 T 00 7 U0 ttauey, , K. u.. MOW Uralim.lIe.Vy.'geffml .lora' 14 . 14 . II lihrrl. f M .arm.... Kerr. T. M . budu aud .lio.. Kana.J. II.. itisetalikca sud othaus 14 Pus. J. II.. seu. stOf...u 14 U. I1m Urauuse, Jos., Jewvlty 14 (larbsrtuo, i., truiU. us4td stors. 14 itrsud UbUmTss Co is UMHIi 11. r.. uw I II HOT.,., U HsiisJU.W.rijc.siiiMAt uarlurt. 14 I j&StL Jolm. flMltl m loss, gDenu StuTS 14 Hsrois, Aisjw4,boo4 Jksltos store. . HetH, &. R , uierehsut tailor Uebrllnj. j. W . gettersi tore. , HsIuib, Mm .uitlltuvr) store Houl I. 11.. IsMekr Issjh', 1-, variety store , Kuutr A Co.ageneral (More..,. Kffrr 4V Kill, flHU ad tw d Kaufuu.it, F . tiilsJM-i-i. anil ituJ t Kosti uuuli 4. Hukklil liuteliri 14 Air, JtMriih, din,, Lrlittiia 4,l&Na.igatiuiiii , .ml Im keiilkarh E 1 si 1 1 i 14-U, Ht-lir SrltrKtt -("ft Millrr. li J . il. nvinl r.toi Id 1 1 t i , inii. Kct mt tun .. UlMi, tl I ..ml . Multtciin, I, niiii .u tu ml lii ttitlrr. H Krtvu grwvtrtUs A li-.ii Mwisy, r. rH sium siws .0 Ott 7 00 10 10 7 M 7 Of 40 00 00 on 7 00 7 00 it oH 7 to KeX.C A., neiwrai suae 1 H. KflwHitl. .teller I ntr isclirauk, W M , stwes-llnwwe H Hiuitll,.) W .ilrUKs l tStmillielni, lleur,(.lulMnc 14 ison(ilielm,.lonss. cioihiiiK U Hmo.k,(.'OiK gioisilss J .spen tik r issuer, utoves-Unwsre. 11 mroh, v It , tHx-ts s rt shoes.... 1J risrke,MiH.,irnierststre JJ 3lJluaii, .lolin. Jeweler. 14 llisll-wveti Mci&iiiUlfl Co T Uutoti Nesl) AtinuUc lleniiirtK Co J Vulmei, U.. Imktrft coiitectHrtiery 14 1 on logo 15 on T 00 IS n m t uo warneke, lieiiry,neiiertUK re... m Wsriicke, .lulin, cos) J Utison.J. A.. ooniectiou, tys.... 14 Warueks, O. W fenersl story. Wsriivku, Il.ll.. boots HDt llMHM U snicks, Mrs. l-.rains, gen store.. 14 Wejsssr. John Oh urewer. Ycwuer liros,. Itirutiure csri-ets 12 i-om, kouMs. Kslser & Sod, one isble lnU, I- F., on tahle.... Mefttnley, r rsoK, one ().. ..... ltetss, Leoiuld,onetsbh SUMMIT HIM. Aiken, James, tea store 14 Arner. M.,tlnwsre 14 Brisllii.J. F. ft Son, lumber U Brlslln. rranels. notions 14 IHts,T. drtum. U ImvIs, Mrs. M.t iitllhirer 14 McCreailv, J.CKeneral sloie.... H ,Ne vltis, J , boot suil shoestore... 14 Hlckerl, Ssmuel, tinware..., 14 Ulchaul, Josenli, genual More. . . 9 Keusli w.T W.,druiis 14 Mwank, . 1M furniture 14 sin art), M. li., venersl store 14 ruliiieliler, W.t general store T lanner, .loseph, 14 Wenuer, 1, M., general store It Johnston, II . ueneral store 14 WBATHKftLT ttOROCUH. niakslee. W. W.,ieiersl store... 12 rttssler.C'lmrles, cual 14 luulle, J. U .general store 14 Hmick, M. 11., groceries. 14 Miiuter. J. W.i novelty store 14 Itaim, W. N., aict, seneral stoie.. 14 llarlaclier, A. H., oontectiotieiy.. 14 Kulp, Mrs., nitlllnerv Krefesl,.I.U, aeneral store 18 Latham. 1. 1 1. ,U nigs 14 liftudertnirn & Son, gen store . 14 Miller, O. W general store 10 Nuss, lJ., sunesaiiO tinware... 14 Uil. J. ., Ihtulware 14 Warner. Miner, general store I Warner. Ed., furniture 14 hlte, Frank, Jeweler 14 Somtlielin, 11, cluthllig 14 Kuinlg& Vuung.Keiieralstifre.... VJ PI MIL HOOMS, Patterson, A 1 tubie lK-HHUl-Jilt r, II.. 1 table LOWkK TUWAHKNSl.su. Ash, Reuben, general store 14 Buuniati, i, general stoie II lle, O. O., general store 14 Heer, Samuel, general store 13 Uralg, .1 tin, general store 13 Craig, .lo.in, coal 14 hrnst, llenrv. drygo(MK,nutioiis,. 14 tletr, JoHvph, geuer.il store 14 timber, 11. W., general store 14 llreen, Charles, general ntore ta KiKUinbader, J., menhant miller. 14 KWIer. A. ll.t stuesaml tlMVnie 14 hoateubrnter, .) , general tuiie.... It .Null, (1. II , meuiiant iniller 14 Kucli & Nelti,geueial More IB Westell, T. .)., general fetore 13 Westell, T. J eo.il 14 CAST I'KXN. Ueurge, Penrose, general viore... 14 lARaVVlU-F- Carbon Iron. Pi On., to.il 14 DutUp, tieorge. llih ami oysters, tl Peters, Javob, general stoie 12 Hutler, II. A., . Oo., gen store.... 11 niLMAIUi TAliLK. Hartman, AKmt, 1 Uble Ltuimi TOUXSHIP. Hniltlicors.F. W., general storo.. It W KIBSI'UHT. Blery. W. R.ilriigs 14 Clirlstiuan. H.,earriage dealer.,.. 14 CarUMi Co. Imp, Co , lumber 8 Ciilton, Mr. M.. inUlner. 14 Kiintz, Al. o , hides and leather., 14 Kulins, W. 3., stores and tinware. 14 LauryC. W., conlectlonery 14 l-anry. Mrs. Al. A general store. 12 A iiHii.iuin, Charles, aeneral store. 14 I'lilllfps, J, A., music txne 14 rhi)der,A.r., maclilneM,organs,.,. 18 I'eiiner.J. A., general store 13 HILLISHU TAUI.K. Christm.m, Henry, l table. Anit'r.Oscar.l table MAHOMMl TOW 8 Ull'. Arner, A., general store li Hiuiser, Charles, merchatittulller. 14 Marlenitiii, J. L., general store. . 13 Ktlngeniaii, F meniiant miller.. II Kouns, J. W., general store 14 Sillier, M S., general store.. 14 Senile, Charles, general store.... U smith & Uro., general store 14 Zlmmcrinau,U, carriages, sleighs and harness 13 BANKS lOW.NSHIP. A) ers, K. 11., general stole 7 Ajers, K lu general store 12 Iteaver Meadow wtore Co lu Carter, W. T.. tJOo., gen. store.. T Dougherty & Oo UtUkliiN 11, IC coulee t lonery II Trezlse, liobert, giocer 14 Williams, T. U, general store.... ll Wear & Son, grocers 14 LANSKOI1U noitoi'ou . Aurand, A. U., bookstore ... II lirlght, J. O., (limited) gen. store. KrMIn, J. general store 14 D, is, li, J., & Co., gen. store 14 1UM3, h 1., drugs 14 li.ii Is, M. T., general store 14 Kdelstehx J., clothing 14 Ktlw aid 1 it Thorns, gen. store.... u Kdnards.C. C gen. store I J 10 00 I 00 7 OU I l 7 OS J t woo II 60 0 01) em t 7 w T IM in 7 1 7 to in 7 (Kl 7 w 00 7 to 7 09 7 U 4D Oil 7 U0 7 7 tti 10 W 7 on 7 00 7e 7 00 7 0.1 7 7 00 It W 7 W 7 00 DO lU 7 i 7 00 If M 7 00 SO 00 Jf) 00 7 00 15 U 7 00 10 00 10 110 T tm 7 00 7 uo 7 ID 10 00 7 01) 7 10 7 00 7 UO 10 Oil 10 IM 7 W 7 00 12 Ml 1.1 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 30 M 7 00 7 00 7U 7 no 12 SO 7 H) 7 00 10 00 10 00 12 ao 7 tw 10 0 7 Oil 7 00 7 00 10 to 7 00 10 OU 10 00 12 M 20 00 40 00 23 00 7 00 7 00 IS ro 7 00 700 25 Oil 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 Ou 7 00 i (4) 10 It) 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 110 7 00 7 00 7 U) 7 10 10 Oil 7 00 7 00 7 Ou 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 uu 10 00 10 ou 7 00 7 0U 7 00 7 00 7 00 10 0.1 7 00 56 00 12 Do H:uHlet, itobt., arlety store. 14 l ehKe, J. r., groceries ana doois. h Fessler. scar, tiunk t groeciles 14 Fellows, Mvron, boots He shoes.. It (i.irrct, (t. Y, hardna.e 14 (Irimihs. Uichant, boot & shoes.. 14 Hall. J. It,, furniture 14 Hall, J. U., lumber It Holme?, A. IL, general stole 13 .lames, D.mlel, boots and shoes.. 14 King, Andrew to)s ' 14 Khue.C. general tre 14 lu C. & Navigation supply store... l.tiing!ton,.,geiienil storu 14 MeNeillis, Mrs. A., geu, store.... 14 Miller Hro., conlectlonery ll Nuss, I O., stovt-s & tinware 14 Neumuller, A. M gen. store 13 Nusbauiu, .1. T.. millinery 13 O'lHiuufl, Hugh.geiustore 14 Uuluu.J. A.,drugs 11 lteee,T. 1., senlng inaclilii-s and organs 11 Ktclurds, J. K.,gen. More 14 Kwky & iwiulesk, cloth Ins 14 MUerniati, A., ilothlng 13 Srhniauth, .1., butchet 14 Warren, b. a. Co., Ken. store Wetzel, I.. Ij green grocer li U1LUAKD8. UoUey, (i, 11., 1 room O'Hoiiuell, rcwmi IAlClt CMU.VK TOU.NSIIII'. Itraneh, Hlcliard. gen. store is Iteiuivhotf. J.. Itooli andktioes... t4 (Jorby A Oaskldy, g n, store 11 i oro). i. Ji.. general siort m tliimth, Ihomas, groceries 14 IamUt, l'a trick, gen. store 14 Miller, It., gen. store 14 Mctalroy. 1 homas.geu. store 14 Maisdeu, I.., baker 14 Verden. J., general store 14 Watson, (1. L.,gen. store 14 t HANK UN TOWMillll. Antliony.il. A.,HourandfeHt.... It, Auihoiiy.u. A .furniture.. 14 Uitlsbatn, Kt. In, gen. store 14 1'euntr, J j, gen. store 14 I'hirer.A. T., gen. s.lore U Heller, J. W..ktoesaud linuare 14 ILigtriibiK'ti. ,1 (il.ii, general uie.. u Krt'ldler, It. lt..carrisgedeaer.. 14 Matkley, 1., bo. is anu bluxs 14 Kramer M'liir, gen. store ,. 10 Itothermal, J. ll.,1)ots & suoes.. 14 Kltkert, J.K., lumlK.r aii'lcoal.... 14 Itaber. lot Hard, booU & slHtrs.,.,. 14 Kolt, K. J., gen. htoie 11 Nyjder. Nathan. coal 14 htSdt r.Natlian, aen. tire io V. filieliejid, W. 11., gen. store 14 Kuntz.C. W. & to., grli. Uire.... li hubu, II. A., clothing 4 TOW AMKNSIMl 1 HSII 1 1. Kunkle, llanison,g'iu tore ll Krvsge, I'aul.gfii. store 14 ilojer, lieuuis, gen. store 14 1'KM V Fi'BKSTlOWKSHlC. fleunfngf r, J Mgen, siure hi Jmhuvi, l'snl, gfli. stoic 14 LSIlUllllftS HOHOUtiH. lUllcer, Iiantel, notions 14 buck, li. S., jeneler 11 Il)er. Andrew, oil and istiiits.. . . 14 llsehitt:iii, . il., gf 11. ntore 14 (Jtstus Urns., itinerant tsllors . . 14 Cllllon, II. K., vouieetlonery 14 thilton. Mi M, icilllusry II OrelMbls, Jot-ib, coal 14 ls1sclierkey,Uantlloe, geu.st4re. 14 Kbbert, DaiW.IUHir and fetl.... ll t-.Mli, iii htotesamt tinware... II fttxtan, it. ll , gen. store ' is Fritiiuger. J. bouts & s1kn. 14 rensUrinaher, 5Irs.U,gen. stoie, 13 Ksga.JolHi, sewlug iiiaeliii8..., ll 1'rftit, o. IK, buu-her 11 I rami, Wilwm. Jeweler 14 iili, O. A., wall nMinraJid oil.. 14 (label, J. Iiardware U ll.ibel, J. L., coal 14 (J raver, Hamuel, stoves & tinware 14 Orsver, Ahena, millinery tl Hagsinsn, a , geu, store ll HeW.L, J . geuerslslors 14 llauk, John, ouufevtluuery 11 Hsgunmn, A. I... uotlous 14 Helm, I., lioe store 11 Uom, O T , drugs 14 KetuererA Hwitifa, furulturs 14 hemnierer. Win, geu. store 13 Hoe b. 1. m. cigar store 14 Kuutz, H. J., leather uiereiunt.. 14 tubus. W. H .stovessud Husmrs. ll IJbtmcutii, Frank seu. store.... 14 Ll'. ttll Compou) . sbtre 14 L. C. & II Cuiuoauy, coal 14 Lehlsh Magou Co. 10 Srteiknaui A & Sou, gm. aiuie . 11 Mmhouse, il cigars 11 Miller, fl. lumbor 14 Nususum, J. r., g(ju. store 11 Nusbauiu, ti.W se1og nuvchlnes ll Obert, JoMfph, iiieat inarkst 10 Peters. 11 11., merchant tsJmr.... is hluMtds.C. Ik, gu. store li UVber. N. H , drugs It HfideU J. B., cuufmMionery ll Ueltrig oweu, nalnts and pa.. 14 Tresler, Morris, csrrlage desivr.. 14 ttwartz. II., furnliure, 14 tweeny, II. gen. store is Wider, K. II., geu. store 14 Lsbuilituu HeefCo 0 Tn.luer,t has. Hour aud Ised H 'IlMMuas. T. I . drugs 14 Waip, Hubert, geu. store is Walp, James, sloven aud tinware, u Zeru, E. U geu. store 14 POOL ROOM. Weidaw, W.,1 table iut mauu tuvsk Hunouau. Bsner, Klvlu, gsu. store 14 Brooks, FrSjUk, geu, store It rtmbiiiau. Fl. a., sjen. store is Braii in, Henry, sdoe store 14 Bsuehsutes. Asbt.svu. store .. 14 7(4) 7 0 7 00 7 on 7 14) 7 (4) 7 (X) 7 Oi 7 in 7 (4) to 00 7 00 7 01) 7 0 7 14) 211 141 7 0 7 li 7 14) 7 On 7 Wi 7 Oil 7 Ml 7 00 10 Oi 7 0 10 ou 7 l 7 l 7 00 7W 10 Ou 7 Uj 7 au 7 Oil 700 7 ( 7 00 7 ot) 7 7 m 1 low T 7 no 7 ) 7 m 7 7 U 00 11 ; 7 It 14) 700 m 10 M 11 tt 7 7 l 7 S 7 IM I m to m 1 was t m 1 o K ) 70 a. 00 7 mi TW s t m t m 1 m to. 7 l it m MM Uenn)bufl,K.M. stoves 4 tinware. 14 uuebintui aSwau Uove 4 tinware 14 OUrwjla4Wsilto,tobs4yo, cigars it ineekiwui, J. get), stare.. iMW) luues, araga steser, W. J., drugs Mutb i He4tz. geu. store MoOee. JaMtsn. mux. mtom U . 14 . It 14 Mr Uroi 4k mulaa sou store 14 ii IS tie. Mrs.. 14 liotottoa. J, geu, store U Hasru, Pnuk, iHirutture U Hank7?l W.,iw and seed'.'!.'. 14 Hwank. 41 W.. vual li bcliMtlblii, Plus, brewer The alNive Taxes for Meri-aullte due ami jjtt.tnU' 011 the Flr.t liar of MAY, 1HJ. t.i 1.111KB r ktiiiti' irn, iifAtiini, mi ii. im ib 1111 111 S ..I K.n..i Ii mk, Statu h . lunik Is I hl-.ll KB, W 1 Ml In li Pj , f, At, (lit- A I pIAlat I k alFI 1 It Atltfll .H R4llNIt , Ki in r in .i lli. i I mill. dii. i.ui uriiuuM mi 'iinifiitnini buuk ktt(A tsiiMlMtilw &M-atMiiuif n.-r rurv M ii ru iiiNkir m Melber, II. t, ItirnUure 14 Mackl, Mi-s. A .milliner 13 M(urs, ti-oricw seiierai Moie.... II Msiu h i liimk Shirt stre, ... 14 Neast, ('banes, luinlwi JJ Pttlllles, K. I , i i8ars4klotai u. H olothhstg- i Stiles lor Men's, lect Irom. Mt E. G. Opera llottse Hlook, We Don't Give Away Make a Cash Discount of TEM PER CEilT: On every dollar's ensh purchnse mnde from our Populnr Furni ture Estnblishmpnt, We have no skimpy stock to select horn, but one of the finest assortments of House Furnishing (7oods to be seen in the Valley. Hell lighted store rooms to display our goods enables purchases to buy satisfactory. Just now showing pretty things in New Furniture of nil kinds and magnihcent. C arpets. Como and see us and take advantage of this big Cash Discout. Henry Schwartz's, First street, Lehigh ton. EQUITABLE LrlFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. THE EQU1TADLH 0C1KTT HOLDS A LA BOER SCRPLra, WKITKU A LAROKK ANNUAL Bt'HlRESS, AS D HAS A LAItnER AUOL'NT OP ABSCRARCB IN FOROB THAN ANT OTHER tH)V PANT IN THE WORLD, ' .Vssurnnce IBM. C $323,118,331 ASlUIIAMCB I.V FOIICK JANUAItV I, 18U) $804,894,557. ZL 2,376 Death Claims Paid in 1891, $8,040,162,72. For Kates and further information ndilruss, W. P. LONG, Special Agent Lgaighfop. Penu'a. SOUTH WD A. Sell & Co., Itt-h vt t ihh llou'-e. Inn ?tin-i. rejiim fjr .ill I'uriHwe- lilr.l ual i verj II- mm idle Prices. i A OA 1. 1. CS3 (3D fe3 .fg 1 1 !( TO OUR LADY FitfENDS TRIMMED & UNTRIMMED HATS & BONNETS IN THE UIC11EST ASSORTMENT AVD AT LOWEST ntlCES. Wr have only flrst-clasn milliners ami KOOiU uion prouilseii. uou i lorKei xo cume uuu .ee uu uviuru juu uuj-. Miss Alveuia Graver, LEHIGHTQN'S POPULAR MILLINER THERE IS A BIG REDUCTION IN Coats, W raps and Jackets AT IVORS- OTTXiTOZsT, Weissport, Pn. ' Fine Sale Sills PidntecliV Ottr Spriiiff Lino of Clothing is now, rnmiilftp ntid roniptiniiii' the Latest! oys and Youth 6 Our efforts to sell the best Clothing for the Lowest Prices nro brcoming npnreciatetl nnl we show jott the largest stork to te- Bet Until Yen Sec What Wo Hayc. ZKfLfi, Lehighton, Pa Presents but Wo Will Suritug, $26,292,980,56.- 1801, $39,054,943 we do the very bet work and deliver 0 erv Cheap LIvEBY, New Bee Hive, ALLE NTO WN,PA . 1893 SPRING 1893 V are reaily for Uie Spring Sroson In the Dress G ods DKPA HT11 EXT. NTcw Goods, New Shades, New Styles. All open ami waiting jour Inipeetlon. Shades ami style, so charming that yon can't help to admire them. Vie have them In greater variety than von ever laid ejes on outside of Philadelphia and New York. As to prlee. lliev are right they're al the bottom tound. Wrlta for namples and compare them with other goods. Itamem her the place we refer le Is "Hunsicker's Corner 8th and Hamilton SK jJagfccDliilc No store in Carbon county. eaters more carefully to the varied tastes of the people than we do. This fact is particularly exemplified in our grand Enster Display to which we earnestly invite the attention of all our people. Whether you buy or not, it will be a pleasure ibr uo to show our goods and give the prices. WE WILL HAVE ICE CREAM Saturday Evening. The First this Season. B. K. Culton. Opposite the Park. Wall Paper. From Cheap Blanks to Klne Olll and Tressed Papers. Also, Felts and IiiRsalns, with Handsome Frelzes. PICTURE ROD JND COVE. Window Shades ready to hang, or put up to order. Paint, Qil, Varnish, Olas, Unities. Tainting and Taper Hanging, by competlleul unrLuieii In any part of the county Hooks, (Stationery and Fine) Goods, always a large stock a' Luckenbacii's 01 Broadway, llauth, Chunk. I'or a Thorough Training lu BUSINESS or SHORTHAND, It Mill pHjf JOII III tHII llll' AMERICAN BUSINESS College, Centre Square, Allentnwii, Ta. Th nwtftt Tliiirniiab V.t INhmiimLh!. xitit FlikMt Kuiilhltttl Uiuiii4iclal Tmlulluc Hcbout ill I tf II lljlrnntu, K PA It J Moil rractliKilCiHirM-s nt llonrat HMm. liruMn ano ami Kiiklnu ktiuiimllv. O O DORNEy, Prin PRANTZ, The South Und Jrwcler. DO Yt)U WAN T Vatchcs, Scarf Pins, Clocks, Watch Chains. Necklaces, Gold Pencils. Knr Rings, Kings, BruruletH, Silverware, Socioty Kmblems, H'Hteh Cliarniri. Vmi ran buy them and inanv auwe at nur TowiUr wrf. on : aakway. Repairing In all H Urftuel eawlullv unlMl u i Inw prteM. Wilson F'-nutz, TUB SOUTH KKU JKWJ.KR, Kankwny, Lehighton. Soidol's Oakoiy, rwtHUm, UtWilai, juu "III .Irav. tM Pra.tiMH.it HmI BREAD AND CAKES. Rye. Whewt aud Vienna Dread klOMlH Wi-r.N. II. till suit, 11 )IHll IkUiuIi hiv W i,-h (,.r i in- Maki.ii &i.Ur Vienna Ikkery, CImi. Obfrl'.. rllWT LtUIUUTON. JA doing :L0T5 OF GOOD. Auk M. C. Henry anil Martin Dubbs of rAwt Mauch. Chunk, who saved them u clean cold ?100 dollars cash on u l'lauo. Ask Mr. Chas. Armbruster, of tho snuie iilace, who saved him J05, on ii Piano Orgau. Oh I I nm gcttini; there with both feet, ye high war prico iiKeuts.como down to honest prices. PhUlipa has not seen uTto accept my proposition yet, namely: One Hundred Dollars for every now orgru he sold that he did not make ?20, if he gives me ten dollars for every one I will show he mnde from $20io & dollars. Ho claims to bo satisfied with j profit, that sounds nice, but why don't ho carry out what ho advocates. I am also headquarters for Sewing Machines t soil tho White Cottage at f2j 00 White & Domestic at HU 00 Wheeler .t Wilson at no 00 Davis and Standard at M00 A Handsome High Ann in " Draw Oak at 'JO 00 lied Springs just half what you jny elsewhere. Nearly Six Thousand Washing Ja. chines bold during 1S92, they go Hound or Square $Ti. Come and see mo before purchasing aud 1 will suve you mouev. JSi. We will Sell anything and every thing that we carry on Small Monthly Payments "Sj AAROrt SjHYDER, AVcissport, Pa. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING, Owen Rehrig, Comer Stond and Iron Streets. IVe have severed our connec tion with llr. O. F. Acker, and Will hereafter do all kinds of house painting, decorating and paper hanging ourself. We will make prices on all work in our line as low as possible, while at the same time we will do only the best kind of work, "Ve will be pleased to figure cn any work thatiou may need and we also hope for a fair share of your patronage. Ure will continue on our headquarters for wall papers, ZJorders,Curtaius,Paints and Supplies, all kinds of Stationery vc., and will kindly solict your patronage. Owen Rehria. I.JJK1W, Dime'. Ohl Slanit. He handle all tho Daily and Weekly Newspapors, Periodi caIs,Magrines Fashion Rooks and iStory Papers, and Wt; Deliver thqm iiromntlv at your store, residence or oflire. Do you git it pnpr ! 11'init please try us. lsesules the news bureau we have a (ine asoitinei't of Cigars. Tobacco. (Mctioncn. FiDits- finis- Toys and Fancy Gocfls At the very Luttitst Cat-li Prices. Ity I fair uinl liontt methods hiiiI a close nttvutiun tu li.ibliit4 we hope tu merit your !tronttKt t.o u kindly utk fun trial. lltci call, T. J. bRETNEY, Blow's Ohl Stand, . Fin,t Street 11UV VOUK Green Groceries AT Prank Leibongnth's NORTH Ft KMT 8THKKT, vthere nm Ml) found n Fine Line of Hlne tlrowrloi, I'riiltk, CHUillex, Clre.u Vrge table iiiMon,.lo., at the very Niwwt Priw. Prompt uttou tlou uud kmxI ooils. , IEW"A1,T. AND SKR IN. Now is Your Time! go Building Lots For Sale ! Don't wait, but come at oik? and buy one of these beautifully located hU. on will 1m1 sur prised at the vi'w they afford uinl tho prire w ill lx sure to pirate you. io I rouble to show you around. Cfoll on either A. I . a.TVl)KU, or It J. HONG EN, Ktut Wlwprtlii Trees! Trees! A ullftWftttiMMt ol FruM, IWaNiiiMiiMl ,.n.l not tat in pfrtua lo Ibr ntrj. nm t. i.t HUM H HHJVIHItWI IM PfNU l nu'l an iiUcaiuu. nP4lHlK A( hki.i-. limn ;in otlx i' i flu in tloH tMciion.
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