mm mxmsm Is a specialty at our Jolt Priiititui (illn. in Snyder's Ulork. east trt' 'u- Ii.n i. Bridge. Envelopes, Nut in tor Papm , Phamplets, Order llnolts. T wh, Tajs, and all kinds of Pi.' Ni ami halt Ulll. Wedoallworl n. uHilyiiu.l cleanly. Do yoa im mi1 iia iki liuef theu oallaul -t n rite us postal card and m mill.. irserrii'p. Km b liwr ctrofilatlon thnu any other Hewapaper printed In Carbon county, cmi gnquatitly It ii the lio-t medium foradver User. Our newx miliums aparkle with the oomilrenoea of the day olern, spicy, interesting, bright and Independent. Uur wlitoriAU are original and will be worth reading cm nrfoouiit of their spirit which la ludependeul of outside dictation. Out prise is one dollar a year. Just you try it INDEPENDENT" "LIVE AND LET LIVE." VOL XXI. No. 22. Lahighton, Carbon County, Fonna. April 15, 1893 $1.00 a Year in Advanc HAVE YQU READ THE ADVOCATE THIS WEEK? THE LARGEST $1.00 PAPER IN THE COUNTY. h Em GRIUhAL CHEAP CASH STORE Have You -Seen Our New Spring Stock Of Prints. rttli, Sateens, Seersuckrf Apren Mid Drew Ginghams, flbalHee. muslins, sheetings, tlfklugs, denlma chevi ots, outing fl.ir.uels, dc The above hate boeiijwuitut by Hie case ami marked at such low priees, It Is safe to at that lbs same claM or nieterlals ran not tie bought anyways near the prices iu Ibl county. Dress Trimmings. This mon we .are showing an entire new line of Qlmps with combination colors, to match the most delicate shade of dress material. Tli.jr are marked close and ate bouud to mote quick. OUR NF.tr San Umbrellas In colors are beauties they art all the rasa this sesioii. Cad and see our stock. It affords us a great pleasure to show goods.' J. T. NUSBAUM. flint Street, between South and f turn Streets LktlljfllUin. ln. mu.i. siatthkh or MonK On msn nltlKr iti-ms or i-uiiklt I'Kksonal ton, was visiting her parents on Sun-, mtt ftp meutiox op A wijkk'S no. What IIaO,s,,ir..l In Ihl. City lliitl.K m. nnrn,- p-o-1. Lo 11,11 and Go VTerk r.rtln.ntlr Ei.ltoiulietl uy uuf Vl.lllna- Here.Th.r. and Ev.rjwli.r. specie .ior..r.. Restaurauter Clark circled .at -Hn. teams for all purposos at th. M,i.mBl.OBlnff on Saturday. South hud Llvory. Mre. II. E. Sweeny and aon.of Drlf- -run lino oi ingrain ami iirusseis tnn . ,,,. R. t, Hreenr. carpets at Henry Schwartz's. . Th .na, PIJ)i,riff Ralw Rye Whiskey, $1.60 per gallon at M. All.ntnwn. wk, in town Thursday. Martin's Liquor btore, Maucli Chunk. m9sEI1 DlehLof Big Creek, spent rine ireo mncn wni ue .erveu at Thurs,iay ith Miss Jennie Morthiracr. ll nilrslllV Willi ill las vOUUlO iUUl illliuvl . I , ... . , , . tiiD jicnumn iwuiiudu vumi'tiu, W. A. Peters' restaurant on Saturday lirL Weiss and sou George, of ? at the home of her p'tmi " been short of engines. Six more -George Englenian, the genial clerk evening. Wllkesbarre. were Saturday visltors'ln Harrison Staiiaherry will build A . dwelling house on 2ud st. . .Mrs. Mamo Handwerk'. of Siegers- """'ef . ,. r0: ,'Peulbu" broke lu two while psiUBKockport at Eachosi Sou built The.. Koons' Tiiie. visited at the residence of P.P. " ,'t:Ttt"B",s U enrly hour yest.rd.y mornlnir. nm l.n.tin il, T,. .. ' . . . . u.a.uraui louias aim wne were .1 .1 T . V. -i-i.v.- v..- semmei,oueouuHireec,oTeroiiiiui7. ,. . . , p itrndliBiul und I bv; nun iuiuiuk 1 1 high bridge. ..W.LaMonteGilette, one of Allen- rdl ,t s",i, Ura,Bad H"'1 wreck. "The tracks wore Hooked for a Jennie, me young unugntor or jos town's popular attornoys .was lu town Z , , . Vnth.llnA. ill win, .rl.t fvOI. fr . IT': . . LI ir -Mrs, John 1 oungspent a few days some time, is slowly recoreriug. ..iUss Lllll. Ureon, an estimable V.,'"K nUeT' , K, 1 elected president of the Phllndolphis & l 1. r.1 L. . i"i"eu""il'ruKl" '""" l,,li n . ,! f A young girl is wanted at Miss vounir Udy. of Mauch Chunk, spent r-"T . A,Rp,n Alretiia Orator's millinery store to Monday with her sister, Mrs. John " " , . j' ., ... . . Coal and Iron Company, to sncceod learn the mlllluerv buslnss. v T.....L -Laudlord tbugeue Kteritt "a - - uauu. uu HLianM. I I i , 1 i . f in'ifuii uri.iiiiriii.imtH i u HtiiHri;ti litn Ebbert when you wont a team for busl- quehonlng's most new or pleasure. Lowest prices. illiea ai,a tuceet u school teachers, ' ?" ,,, t ' n,f Il,u onleln.1 will boar1 of ctors to fill the vacancy nri.UoT... nftl,( w .ill i.,.ii,il . ,. ., ...hi. ui.. s'orios high and hen completod will I ,. . ... ,, , ,. , . 1. 1 ......... sitcui ouuuay itieuMiuiijr t.ii 'wi..u ..t . n... . , .l..lnn..J,llll.l. IaIIu .n(M. . . . . ,m uiKiij- uuuteuicuiws iu iu ilium- rMn0 r"1"8" lug public who ilnd occasion, to 1 ... T, a-. . rri....ft t iri , L1TTLK OAl'i WffLewl Zelznfus accnmpaDli'd by lilt brutlier A X , lrauacted bmluesi lieic this week, Squire, made au olllclal trip to Ibii place ou saiuruaj. EJT"A11 the Lower Toivamenitiif pnblie suoou completed tueir winter teriu wuu the ernllDR of the past week. KiT"Ju8tice of the Peace Cbas. Green and IVniauiin Carroll, accoiucanleil bv tbelr wives, were doing bnslnesi at the County bfat on FrlJav, 51-StepheD Bojer.of Flmlley, Ohio. Is at present visiting in this section, the cticst or Anurew Lfejer, SWOeorce llenrr. formerly of this rlace, now the nenlal proprietor of the )anleIsvUle lintel, was made to inille on Friday, Friday bp the arrival of a bouncing boy baby. We hsp baby Henry may live long and U the Joy of the family. No 2 on tuo lamny resisier. TBTUt Easier festival held by the Lu- tberan (Sunday school of Millport was verv largely attended. .Miss Diana Kunkle, for merly a student ol lite knutown Normal frcliool, delivered the opening address with ureal ability. Key. j. . icrii, tne pastor, dellvereti au appropriate address. Anoth er address wan by Miss KUller. the execl- lrnt teacher of the Klein top school at Kunltletowu. The ten nooden eggs pre yiously given out to solicit funds to db fray theexoenaes of the festival were oncued andiisetted $3S, The eggs were In the hands of lllsiei Diana Knnkle, llartba Kistler. Llllle fatrnhl, Carrie and Laura illman and II. L. Boer ami YV. II. Zel genius. C"Oeorce Strolil. Ihe gonial landlord of tbe Lower Millport llolel, recently pur- cliaftd the I'rluce property adjoining his, forti'.WK), The propeity consists of a 2 story brick with frame attachment togeth er with all necessary outbuildings, and a trifle more than two acres of land. George recently sold bis hotel properly to a gentle man named Hitter, of Slated ale, fr a round $4000. We regret to note that Geo. Is at present laid up nlth a sore leg caused by a runaway horse while out driving with a gentleman from Has on. CT"The spelling bee which came off at the Strobiivllle school house oa Wednesday evening of last week, was largely attended Nearly all therchiHils of the township ftere represented. The teachers present were W II. Krlll, brlnclpil of the Lehigh Gap school, K. S. Kyntlf, teacher at I.rnti's school, ir. Yj, Sllliinan, teacher of the Mlhporl prhuarT school, A. II. Green, of the Llttlf Gap school and W. S. elreeu. teacher of the Orren school. The spell lug con atiea ( worus useu in every uav con versation, uutll dually the woid Xylop hleans came up. All the teachers were caught on It. Miss Carrie, the 15 year old daughter ot W. II. Sllllman, came ont vic torious. It I said that M la Carrlo Is the best speller in the township. Sim attends ihn Ktrohlsville'schoul wher Iheeftlcieut H, Zeigeiffus Is the teacher. Following thw exercise there was ou Indulgence lu a fa miliar oulnlooi port. IUOTINO FOR TRiVNOKISE. NEWSY OCCURRENCES. COMING AND GOING. rACKKUTOM. ON. THE RAILROAD. Mrs. Oliver Follweiler, of Ihlgb- IM rOKTANOK. 1IHNTIOM. day, Leopold Meyers and wife. Julius Ammermnn, of Lehigh avenue Is confined to his residence through llluess. Dolt Dolan, tlis ball tosser is out again after a few days Illness. "Cliarlo hoss" was the cause of Bleknese. Wm, Whitehead, Jr., Isaac Dartho- INOS ON TIIK HAIL. Hhort I'sraentiibs That IVlttbeot Interest t. the itallroatl llors. X Engine 137 on the Valloy was de railed on Saturday night, just below the Packerton yards, t tT...n r Ai.tni. trnii.. h.Hn.b.1 An. L..UrT TiWienold. of We? ,.h' ftS-Si P. U- o i ' road t he leaso of the Lehigh Vaueycora- Mrs. J. DiUey, of Wilkesbarre, is. tug at an oppcrtuue time in that respect as the Heading Railroad Company has placed on the road recently. X Xo. 410 coal train, on the Central -Just mako it a point to see David . .Miss Katie McUorry. one of Nes- , ... "TV .. . . month. Thomas McKeau ... .... HUHJttJll uv VUUUIUU HU UUUllJUU 111.1 ... ehonlng's most estimable young ,. .,. ,.. same time ciecteil a mei President McLood on the first of next was at the member of the caused by the rosiguation of Thomas Dolan. t Iu anticipation of tho spring nnd summer travel from the city to the country the Reading Railroad Cotn- 4Kn IfM. T..... 11nnnlt cor. 4th and Iron streets. .. ". .... , . .. . .. nony has arrauced for the transisorta- ni.i i.ii, i,..i in tnr wire iorine iveaineny posi-umuo move 10 uiuiguion sometime in tne - , - , ... , - . -Didyou see those high wheel, 12 .... , i ,, ., .,. Hon as baggage of children's cribs, Inch out lawn mowers A. F. Snvdor ; "" vv""" "J" V - " """T " steamer or folding chairs, invalid at KIT, .her cannot. h matted. Webster, a telegraph operator em- of the house on 2nd street, purchased Z '. , . . . ... f 1 . .. t l. I t T 1 t) . .. 1 . . Trtl.,, ITauonbanl, nf TTnlnn 1TI11 la I ""t" ouuituiw iiuimjjduj itttt lUiitLLV. ' ' I IT T....l.l.. 1 a new resident of Lehighton, occupy' ing a lesldeneo on Bankway. John and Wilson Trainer are liav chairs, oil or gas stoves, type writers, ll r.,,1,1,,. ,i Ml MrlM llr. Itol VI .,,'.1 .i,.,.i,. aIul weT articles 01 in. cnaracier mai KolU were united In marrl .go ou Sat terKate. of 'the boauliug house,-did P;Ba leaving the city for summer urday evening at Weatherly. The cere- shopping at Alleutown ou last Thurs"- ar0 ' ke,y to Jake ith them. Such ing a line large porch built to tho front m8t" wa P'ormed at. the Reformed day. I t.ii runno ... li. 111. iwLtnr. 1?mV MtlSntl I of their double hoase on Second st. Aaron DreUbach is doing the job. Painter Weinland tills week painted the interior of Ilagerman's parsonage by the pastor, Re Mason I J. L. Ilarlemau, the popular tner- baggage to all points ou the lines of heimer. Later iu the evening the chant contemplates building a large the Reading, Bad also on tho Central National Baud tendered the happy addition to his store room and rosi- Rnllrua'1 ot yew Jag.y- couDle a serenade at the home or tne deuce this coming summer. I hash hall notes. new store, opposite the Opera House. Urootn on Church U1I1. -Miss Barbara Kinsel, of Phlladel- -ffj The stock-holders of the Lans- Thomas Thomas, the druggist, has """" '"f """" , , " " p""""" ' toru ciuu met iionuay eycuins ana or titijuuuiutsuti), luot. i-uii tow ttut., .uu tu uu i .i .iu Lrauized as i.hows: l'restuen anu Aiau son. Patrick, was killed on the railroad The genial Phillin Cnrrol a rosi-1. i n..i..it....iin. a i Time -ihoth-Cunnl,,8han, assault "'TS. "o'say'e W.Maloy; Commltt.e on !d battery case has been settled brou" to watlrl! lnl."ed ''V.r.6!!!..8 . 'l.' grounds-William MjLaughlln, Daniel here. Deceased was a brother ot Miss " euipiu, WKir. Mulhearn an(j j, Jt Tonos. Umpire Jas. Urtilgot welsn a tenouer in one or our " '' De,a aud j 0-Donn,il4 Tll8 sea. -School director Daniel Wieand, of puUi? Sc,5,lf John Sandherr, while performing the s. w., expects to move tn Mauch Chunk, about the first week in June. The Weatherly teachers son will open on May 0 th. Players de- had their Ms usual vocation near the un.l . . . fc- t, (o ,gceson monthly meeting last Monday evening, house at the lower end ;, had the the nine , do so to th. Manager, t n t tn I fortune to have several toes mashed br I -Nathan Mosser, aNewMahonlug ""luu ""-"" """ . . - The grounds win ue lurtn.r improveu contractor, has the job to erect ftap.h Aft flnf u oU?nf by H jL by a good rolling. Tho grand-stand .r's double dwelling hn., on the flU marks by the Prluolpal. C. A. Ritter, -Miss LmmaBrodhead has returned wU1 bo reseated and the fence repaired. for 815. The hand-dump liny rake, alio. Can't lie beat; come and be con vinced. Daniel Raltzer'a new store room and residence ou First street will be a frame structure, 21x50 foet and three! t-Sd- Tim maiiniAmntif. lkiuo iumiilni? Is blamed for nro- "ere at Mauch Chunk on last Friday ,...,,.,.. ..,i ii duclug the death of Nellie Beighan of enlnB were they enjoyed the play lirrallK(.m.utacornpl,to for their club thistewn. Death was supposed to "81 .... the coming yar, and the prospects are hub to a rupture or me peritoneum. TTf,. ... . that the club will bo one of th. strong- She was a pupil lu the publlo SOhOOlS igismvure win and naturally jumped rope during lu-1 nli especially CARBON COUNT! COURTS. WEISSPORT AND AROUND. What 1!.. Transpired InOtirtCltetTM.I Sl'KV UAPPKnINUS BRIEFI.T KP1TO- Week. Jlizrct) The April term ef Court wont Into session at 1.30 o'clock Monday after- Th Ilolnca of the Week Iulerl.atlel with noon In Its temporary quarters on the rr.oni Mention.. fourth floor of the Packer building. William Ilolllnger is quite serious. The afternoon was taken up with the ly ill. customary opening proceedings. Charley llurk was at East on on Court will bo announced by the blow- Sunday. ing of the whistle on the Electric Light O. B Qodshalk was at Ptttston last building. Thore Is no bell on the Sunday, rackor building. I Fred Wassem Is In Chicago on The best way to reach the court business and pleasure room is from the Susquehanna street Harryta little ton f Dr. Kutz, is entrance. quite sick. During the afternoon, Judge Dreber Miss Lucy Romlg spent Sun'aRat , .1 . .. . . - 1 l!tl l uauueu uowu nis aecision in roe c.vau-1 .uiiiinjrt. gelical case recently argued. The Bow- Mrs. Charles Laury was at Allen1 manltesare refused nn order compell- .town on Saturday. ing the Djibsites to deride the uso of Warrem Horn is back from Harris- the churches iu Maur'i Chunk and burg after two weeks, Lehighton with the Bowmauites, pond- Gertie Sellers was a Wednesday ing the final determination as to which visitor at the County Seat. side is the legal owner of the property. William Schaffer, of Union Hill, SlicrlU J. 8. Webb sold tivo proper- rejoices over the advent of a baby girl ties. The Jacob 11. Smith house and Frank Reed has built a pretty vr- lot on lludsoadale Btreet, Weatherly, aadah to the front f his residence. were, were bought by Sophia Eickhoff Miss Sallle Whitehead Sundayed for WW. Mrs. Eiekhotr was the exe- at the county capital. cutlon creditor lu the amount of $000, .alas Mary Whitehead was the making the property cost her about guest of Slatlngton friends on last Sat 1 1,000. urday. The Jacob Walper farm, noartho Miss Rambo.ot Reading, a fashion. Lowrytown Almshouse, in Lehigh able trimmer, is with Mrs; Culton, tk towusnip, was bought by J. i. arks milliner. of White Haven, for O2o. Mr. Purks O. W. Koons. our popular east side has judgments against the property merchant, smiles over the arrival of a amounting to about 71,400. I baby daughter. Daring tho hearing of the constables' Mrs. Frank Huffman and daughter reports, the court's attention was dlr- Kate, of Tre'scow, were guests of Miss ected to the fact that constables had Heckle Wlntllng over Sunday. neon elected at the February elections For rent, a nice store room next for one or two ot tho Wards lu Laus- door to the Fqrt Allen House. Apply loru io uu vacancies. io lormat ue- to Henry Uhrlstman, cree was made, but Judge Dreher held Mrs. Jonathan Deibert is hoM. that the eleotions wore null and void, from a pleasant visit to her daughter, Constables' elections are held only tri- Mrs. Thomas Nusbaua at Lansford. onnially aud vacancies are flUed by ap- Saeger has just reserved a big lot pointmcnt by court. of white and sweet potatoes. Leave bvery one of the twenty-four your orders soon because they wont graud jurors answered to bis name at last long. roll call. 11. UV-Storcb, ot Summit The Interior of Joe F.aner'a atore Hill was excused from serving. Wm. room has been nicely decorated and buea, ot Summit Hill, was appointed painted by artist Charley MIL foreman. The Poho Poco band has disanlvod. j.ue court, appointed cousuiuies anil leader do. Kuoh Is now calling la jonn btroin, J. u. snyder, Edward the instruments, Raworthand wm. Isaacs as tipstaves A good frame dwelling house to for tho week. gether with all necessary outbulldl.m JaoobS. Nowhart et. a', vs. Albert M. nicely located on Union Hill. Annlv Sampsel et. al., No. 2, January term to Robert Klotz. 1803, and Israel F. Heisler .t. al. vs. C.mmunlon services will be ob- eorge D. Sweigert et, al., No. 3, Janu- served oa Sunday by the members of nry term, 1KB. In equity. Bur the Lutheran congregation. Rey. Erb motion ior interjocuiory lujunstton. or Slatlngton will officiate. ne motion for au injunction order is -Mrs. Belle Meredith acnnmnanlAd dismissed. These are the Evangelical by Miss Anna Comfort. w.r at Phil.. cases. Tho former are tho parties to delphia on Tuesday In th. Inf.fnt the Lehighton church and tho latter Airs. Cultou's popular millinery stor.. stories high. It will be erected by Ed ii, jumpsu rope uur.ug lu- -;' '7 " L'hrlstmau termissions, but th. Jumplug which I people inasmuch . . I was suunosad to have nroducad her I lem OL Ire oooki itol headache of death was done at her home aud not at Ing the pub io schools, a act which will flelJ n is expccted a jate for a game dlious that I could "I'oolas reported by a newspaper Tie appreciated yery much as it gvles next ffiontu -W igh t's ."ian rWladelphla Record. mth ng for not dn6. ho- ns the fce Bra Fa,ruurst A ugnt mat nas ue.n carrieu on ior - . Bimraoug and Bchmear, and th. pitch- some time between the town Coun.U the People shou d not forgot to see to . . . wl it that their childron attend school re- ,,, ' , ,,, ' .. . , ,.,. " f wuristmau. i.n.iu -Have vou seen the new bonnet r was "uPIosea 10 naT0 Pduc.a ner No I have had such a of late, aud been so bilious not go out remedy -Wright' Vcgetitblo Pills. Titlin V. Wltltn. Innlor nrAr-lier of the LehlBhtou Evangelical couBrena-" aaJ tLe Volunteer Fire Company con. Ilio ijoiiiguiou r.TBiigeilcai cuugrega- ..... , imlnrlv in . . .. .. ... I cornlnir the location of the lire eiarlne I Kuiariy. lion will preuuu io ms congregation in , , .-Saturday will l, Urn onnnlna day Ward will coyer his old position at se caud base and Mill his at third. Ed ... . ..... . snttirilui- will 1ia 111. nitmilni. flntr I the Presbyterian church on Sunday, nouse resuueu on Mouuay evening in -.--... 1 un9lu tUe past had a good morning at 10:15; evening atG. vue ee.ec.ou oi o uer w,B ior u. --------- -- r0putation and man, admires, and his E.1 Honcheu and Nathan iitt workat t he bat has, added are u new firm of Lehighton rontrac- " . ,. i, ... i .,.. mucu to tne creuit oi tne jeausvuie .. ... . . I tlin finlnirintt nr u nit A wrm llimpr 1119. I ' vl J ..w huu vw...c. .uu, uittca I , .1 , 1 , 1 11. tors anil nuiiuers. mey wore rormeny .n,i.,,i i... ii.i u, ui t. . ciuu, uuu aiaiir uast, tisuituiumretTiiu iu tho employ of the well known Ed cusslon, its real location at this early '"th"".?e this year to see him have au oppor- ChrWman. part of the fight Is stiU somewhat uu- orthofh tunity to Oil his old position on right The Interior of the Reuben Fen- certain. ,".,.' field. stermseher More room on Second -mrougu meopeuingoi i irsi "77-' "'V' has been artistically painted Vieamariy win lose one 01 its oiu cm- V,' , ,', Base Ball Awociation on Saturday it ....... . ... .. .nn. Wnr nlmit twi.nl v TAiira Ammst awartz and Thos, J. Ilarleniau Will , 1. it.. oraieu so mat now 11 nas quite ,. - -- , ..,, .,,, Pnn no . ,i was ueemi a ultl fled appearance. The work was ."" ii, ""' . . , Held this year, donoby Lester Rehrig. nis uusiuess as mercuam lauor in a - -Sell & Co., liveryman, know how uuuso. luBl ,a lu "a lur "" "P" " iuticu.ci,usii, to cater to the traveling public. Thoy J tBU "ew stret- A"er tTln 1 I a. ,l 11 I a I 1U1 M 1UL HL ML rCMftU UHlllfl uritjcf uu thelrstookand also foutemplate the on.'n. u "e.ml?ut ere" 8 Duu". iv ,7" u,Z "... """""" open the season. The park is in a fair addition of a handsome cab. The I "-"" f?' usiness,ne con.iuueu . 7 condition, considering the hard winter building now occupied will be consider- los 10 "uioiu, munesoia wnere no ;.""'" , , , aud the association Intends to fix it u owns a nuiDer 01 vacant. 101s anuBev- l.rrnr rniM,t u it.irr. j .s .. v vuc. ..u.i.v ,,, .,., 4, TKU.HCI .UtlllVJ OLOLCI.l mn iuuiuiui that a team would be secured and bo htreet, and decorated I the bamboo polo and other arrange t3T At a meeting of the Freeland lase Ball Association on Saturday it was de.lded to place a team In the F. P. Mnlloy was elected manager, and P. II. Haulon as- I slstant manager, these gentlemen were T.nnt. c.. t.l . , . . . 1 UITBII lull IKtttur iu uui;n(Q UUU pifcll wvuw uiuuci, (tit ulti uuii oiwemou , , , .. i ' i i, ..... ui.il m n nHnuNflnn, tn utile eulareetl at an .arly dilv. -It Is calcuUtoil that work will kooii erttI housea- many friends here Belgian Workmen Aisell the Police with Clube and bioies. Um KW, April 18. Three hundred ruiner-i engaged In the strike at QiiHregnou, In the IVovinco of Ilalnaut, made an at Uck uj-oii the ehvds at tt:t mouth of 'a pit and siuaebwl evry window iu them. There were many men worklun In the pit who hail refuMvl lo join the strikers, aud the limb effort were dlrtotwl aahiRt them much aeaaalnet the owners of the pit. AM wma of rnhblh, oM bonb atone and dirt uera thnmn lutu the shaft, the lutoiit lun of the Mrikem beilng to Imprhum lit.-mwt in the miutv. The mob wan ou lit- point of mi -Hiking another pit when tne Kdrinw f.iriel. T1ietrikin tlnally ilHptit-d, but further trouble I ttpprv- li' "ulfd. IiniuHlietply aftr the awembllnff of the d-i.itluH yenterday. an exuiutU orowtl getk I'utl round th Palatt du la Nation. At 4 oil .k the worktiimttu uor tbftparlUv iiifiiiary IwildUiK ralnwl a thout foruul vers t) HUfTreffti and made a runh to hrwtk t.i. ih1Iw Hue. The nol.ee were driven bui auii the uib tried to iuU up the m.-i, Tht iH04iHteiI neervee charifed nil diawn i.wrU-i. The mob met them wiih ri-p--tod yolh-ya ot aWaea, but eveulually wih foivl ' nik and partly di.peree.1. Iu tiei.(ul.n ' . i'riil ptitu-umeu Wttiw alruek with HUiu.ti the hewl ami nvwy riotern were cm 01 'ntmpIeiL Ae often aetuey were d'-ix-r- d 1 tUe poUiw the rlotew tried t i. .t--:ni.lo aud ttuht luivk wttb (toiun tin ni m -.iu j; force. At (iK-iut-t, tniif uulea from Wotu. H,(wai. .1-1. ml- tin buildings uuar the pit b imxitu Mini 1 1 , ..rtei thuuii, drove rf ll.e tpiu'U it h i "ilu niK, and dvutolleUed .ill the lim ' IhL 1 ) . hulN". HJld ttbotl-i. (imi ,n i - it t - Miw it uiuuuk tba labor leader All) e r ti-rii rr now tUtwttMl to brb xinist .ilrout au murnuu deuiou etrattt-ii A,'aiiit (he cbimiier of deputtt fur ret - . . i i a I ,tl the bill to eslaotUh uuiver .il -t.ilrue ... v ... , , , Umil.ltm.w XT.wlnw i i ... .i i ii wisiinim mucQ uarmuess in uia newi owt.xiiuiuoiiueuuui.uoeiuurKeuieutHU.il ... , I lneaul, r.,Un q iuicr, uim a uwu wuum uv teuu; general improvem.ut of th. building nom- ior ms auopieu . rr"""'l"'"m . " ready to play about May 15. , , . ,, , ., . , r nlace'on the 3rd of May I day. Interment took place ou Wed- ' ' . . ' occupied by Kemer.r k Swartz, furul- i,",co uu uworu oi way. ... . "- . . . ' I I nesdaV. I Hallra.l.r. Canviitlun Rt ' ture dealers, on First street. Among the Improvements will be the addition Knoll ASIIflKLIl. nesday. I Jt.l!ro.lr.' Convention at Tainaqna, Barney Curran, of East Mauch 1 The Tnmaqua Courier says: A com Chunk, will build a new duelling nilttee of arrangements composed ot r,; line large hI.ow windows. 0 Rob.rt Ginder contemplate, moy U0UM) The ntnet has bee. given to C. B. Henry, W. R. Moore. W. Zerby. U. ,7,7'" Kv a ingioAiieniowu. I Ed Christman. S. Uobst and C. A. Ilrobst,were in town " , " . l" " , "muu, ul Auurea., a..u Tll dictora of Ul blo Rol,ool9 ou Monday completing arranuementi bliddog, audthereareMimeotherpeo- John Bowman, of Qerman'.. visited at I. I, .i. , ... .u.i ., ll, tilt. I.. I uutll ill. .ut.lBl lUnua uuu Ul.iucilf IU 1 1U1 1UO milium uuticu wuieutluu u . r,Ti..ir.mla, urn "u'7" . 0, this .ountyivlll meet her. on Tuesday, railroad orders which willbo held In . ... ..... ... . ui, .Uu i' . iv, O..UUKIUU, MaT to e)eot a Sllccess0r t0 County Tttmaqua on Sunday, April 30. i inr 7 " .i l l, visueuiHeuusuerenuauuuay. Superintendent Snyder whoseterm ex- The committee represents the Hro. v KOliilun la uoro mil uur i.ruiero I.f lywvimnllro P.l..r H,o 11,11. r 7..iKu.uu mw. n uw m.v.i.1 uiuu. . are ail uusy aner ineir long winter resv i T.., ... . . I , , , ILtillUtnt .W P.ltl.nl. .Tnn.ll..n . o 1.1..... uut. ... . . wiu, m ,t unun.fu.TO, ulm ut v Ti7..... i..i.v. ...... u.t"t-,.,,.,.. Conoert Hull. He pays au Railroad Conductors, Brotherhood oi c .iu.. "V'i;. .' " P"f. annual rent of WHO. Under his man. Railroad Trainmen aud the Order of rT.r, .Tl r . I0!. ? 109 palUIeU m agementthUtownean exict a cou- Railroad Telegrapher. .i,.l .n,l will l m,l hiii ,n.,,.i' rv..r ,,. , ItluueuoeofROod.how.. Allen'sopera Iiouse lias been, nmgtd -ri ,.m.ii ,.ii, i. V, lY- . . . . . """' , ' -At a late meeting of Council Bur- and the convention will be held ther 1 litm.uiiiBU io 1U a auaii. ior uiemiuo n., .!.. K ii...i.. i. in 1.. v.u . . Bim Wl.lBIUWIBIIIH llfllU.lllli .J'UUIII,- I . .U " . . 1 Iflt UCtU, . l-TUl.l ntAnt. nn tltn TttiAr.1 nf IImuIIIi Fir 11 I uuGiInn will tin h.ltl In Hi. mnmlnr- a.i.l a n..u t..i..i.. it. t ,. , 1.. .. I - - - I -- ..iij, iu,. a Erwin, live years; Dr. F. Q. Ibaoh, an o.en session in the afternoon. WALP'S EAGLE STORE. l'euiue who buy at our 84ore altmya go avmy aatUHsal b- causo we give them tlielr uiouey'. wttrth, then ton, I hey have a large aaaortmaitt ttt all ktud. cifOunoral Store dun.N t,i .rlei't from. 8ouie gnotls, llio,e of r ail aud Wiut, i pat tern-, we are ctoug out ut tv tiui'tioii prices iu order to oiuki' ruttm fur our spriug ar ii tl nfgmHla t-bich we lutend t,, vuri-a-tt nil piei lulls x ft it. it i n U e tig. I u ritrillally 1 1 1 if o t I'll I" t tun and aee us. Mr. D. L. Davis, superintendent ef the Carbon County Iniprotement, has taken up a realdenoe In this towa, oc cupying tho pleasantly situated dwell ing of Z. II. Hoia.ouiiurtliFir.t street. We liui the reiddtw ot Mr.'Davia and wife iu tbU town may be long and aud pleasant. John Koons, tli Fir.t street liquor dealer the inventor of a shaft dills which he has had patented, that fllla a long felt want iu this line. This clip prevents all rattling and Uuu ornament, Mr. Koons has had several good .lifers for the Invention but he ha. not a yet 'decided ts accept any of them. - The nldeucte and saloon ot A. K. Miller on First street, U undergoing extensive improvements. The main bulldtntr will tie moved book 31 feet. th. llrt floor will be raised. There will be an addition of a fine frrail, while the interior will be beautlfled and improted. Cleorge Dlelil has eKargeot the work. County Superintendent T. A. Sny-1 der, who eoeuple. a vary deetralile home on Uaukway will itiuuli Improve his property thk spring. The frame tarf of Uie builtliug will be torn down and a flue brick addition will lt ereoUd in iIk plai-e. Tiie room now used as a dining room will be enlarged by a bay window addition. The work will be done by ountraetor Cfartetiuan iu mil juhucii i.iinuir R.tirnn. itiHi hii.b t r 1..11 . ue ot luctiiuuuie ueuu-1 . . . , . . 11T- 1 - u.it, iauiuueii. ior some , th vint, lnaanf est amateurteamiu the coal fl.lds. ItTotlonwa3for an interlocutory ,ln- time with Salli. Wl.lt.l,.J I. th. lin. as It provides a sys- ,wl" 7, "1. .I JST" f Jinn UDCtlon ordcr that tbe 'lalntlff8 bo al1 uw. uas "PM position with a Arm tn anhnhi ttni1. " ?" -r-. -; loweu, pendente lite, to occupy tne at Catasauoua. SECRET SOCIETY DOINGS. SMl.lt TI.-KIU of Interest lo I lie M.m b.rs of th. Prat.rultv. Lehigh Council 101, Jr. O. U. A. M., ot town, tn order to Increase its mem bership, has secured a dispensation and rednoed the Inttatlon fee, to (2.00 between the ages of 18 and 35 and SIX 1 from there on up. This reduction has already been the means of considerably Increasing the membership. Franklin Lodge, K. of II., 2037, are circulating a oiroular among the lodges of the state asking for contributions for John Kromer, or East WeUsport, who has been indisposed for some time past. John is worthy and we hope th. contributions will be liberal. At the session of the Grand Com mand.ry, Knights of Malta, at Lan caster, en Wednesday, the Past Com-, mander's degree was conferred upon th. following: Alouza Ehard and 3 roll, of B.rwi.k; II. F. Pascoe, Nescopeok; W. H. Stroh, Jr., Mauch Chunk; John Burtts, Nantlooke; E. G. Froy, Nesco peok; W. C. Fortune, Bloomsburg; John C. Lentz, Lehighton; J. M. Hunner, Bloomsburg. Tbe next semi annual session will be held at Berwick In October. Uintah Tribe, No. 333, Improved Ord.r et Red Men, East Mauch Chunk, recently organized, is growing fast lu m.mb.rship. The original Hit of thirty now nnmb.rs fifty-three. At the nesting recently four "pale fa.es" were adopted. The Hunter's tlegree was conferred upon three, the Warror's on two, and th. Chiefs on fly. Besides the above there was lu stsUatlos ot officers. The following are th leading ones: Sachem, John Dleckman, Jr.; Senior Sagamore, J. M. Il.sa; Junior Sagamore, C. W. Leutz; R.tper of Records, Wm, Isaaos, au3 1 Keeper ot Wampum, David Beltz. Th oHoers of Weatherly Lodge, No. 691, 1. 0. 0. F., for the term just oomiB.notng, ar as follows: N. 0., F. M. Mussslman; V. (., Robert Schuch holtz; See., John F. Davis; As. Sec., Ellas II. HufTord;Treas,S. E. Schoon erer; Warden, Wesley Bleat b; Conduc tor, Levi F. Wagaer; I. O., A. Eggen. w.U.r; R, S. to N. G., August Bartsck; L. S. to N. O, Solomon Steward; K.S. to V. G., Ckas. Sshucbholtz; L. S: to V. OiCkas. Andrews; Trustees, L. F. Wagn.r, R. V. Smith and Daniel Rouse. With th tnstitutiou of TaborCastio No. 164, Kmlghts of the Golden Eagle, ot Philadelphia, April 11, every Castlo in Pennsylvania from No. 1 to No. 470 buluslv is In existence. The entire ohain t 470 links of this brotherhood is Intact. The membership In Penn sylvania on December 31 last, as com died front the reports was 40,112, an noreas. of 1815 during the past year. Since th.n at least 2CX.XJ members have been added by initiations and new (jastles. church edifices for religious worship The Lutheran congregation have at stated times, alternating with the purchased a lot on White street from defendants in the ocoupancy. Judge the L. O. & N. Co., on which they will uuuuuu ouiia their new church. The pric would gladly see those parties como to I paid was H00. some amicable arrangement by which The annual rennrt nf k. m all the members of the congregation of the poor fer this borough shows that would harmoniously worship In the the reoelpts from all sources were cuurcu uuiiaiugs, ou. we aro unaoie to KKS.40. Th expenditures. 151.W find authority to make the order asked Balance in the box flGf) for Hero we have two parties, -Carriage and wan.n h,,.. ... divisions of the sauio congregation, learn a point or two of information to claiming to bo the regular aud lawful their advantage if they look up Henry congregation, and entitled Jo exclusive Chrlstman's new adtertlsement as ........ : i. i , ii.., . . .... r itutoCTMuu, om u uu nig meir uira pearing eisewnere in to-day'a nanor pastor and oltlcers. Which of these -The fair and festival under theaas parties Is right, In this claim cannot be pices of the Ladies Faithful Frl.nda. determined In the present state of the opened in school kail 6n Thtmdav tilnaltiti. .1. n.n Anl li. .T.l.nnltiari I . 1 j.,, .. . . J-l r.v......,B. ...... uu.j uuviHiiu oirmiiK uuu win ue conunueu rrlday on final hearing on tho coming iu of and Saturday evenings. The benefit is tne master s report. ' " we express for a noble purpose and should b. well no opinion upon the merits ef the case, ntrnnit.. . n.ic nm Ti... k .1.1- ..1 patronized. until final h'enrincr." The first quarterly conference and The tavern license of John Eckhart, uusiness meeting of the Ebenezer nt Little Gap, Was transferred to Wm. Evangelical church will be held In .i. cauan. sehool hall, on this Friday eyanlng at mo utiuru iiwuso ui iilijuu.v juii. i . :ni "ho tin vRn-.Mn.4 n t t East Mauch Chunk, was transferred to ' n " , '"'Z "ufc " Es..nk c.i..,ii.i. 1 served on Sunday at 7i30n.m. Pr.aM. Tho i.ittrn iiH.,.Lnf VronW RnT.7,i. ln8 E1ler Leopold, of Allentown will binz. East Mauch Chunk, was trans- officiate. terroa to-Martin tjcuwciuinz. Mrs. Jennie Williams, formerly of Aaron D. Miller was appointed an as- the east side, is now installed in the Bistaut assessor for Mahoning town-ln.i-fl.M ir. i.i rr .... . . . . . . v """iii iiuspiuii a. vtasn- U,P- inonn. Tl M frm ,.1 1- . , M , t a , -I nuD,ua win gruu- riVK HUNintKii ikii.i.aus. uate a trained nurse. All her friends BEN IN fflS MUSSEL O. IV. Mt.rlhliu.r t. lillt.r ot M. rttsHit lite OI,J.t or 11 n A.aor Quite a little exeltemeal nss ftia-.d In f r.Mt of t he imt unie u I-'inlay noon when Councilman licuiaiuur Kunts, of the f. w., run up sgaiust th. editor of this newspaper and demaadeil a retraetiuu of what hail appeared iu 'ouroolumA rerlncting. on Ins "itiya1 highness. Ben bad blood in hi-, .ye: his nad was way p and when ht-was calmly told that no possible ret! ai t i a could be made, he gave loud ami em phatic expression .t his Intetil nit I lo us up iu two minutes." Mr. Kai.L.- slx foot two and tips a Wrhaiik. Staudard scale at au eveu 2i" i o we dUlu't for a single mouteat tlispute In. ability on that point, but quietly de termined to trust to the Justness of our oaUhe for esnap from tbe suddea- deveiopetl bruiser. Ben Bustcret', got red iu the face and squared off several times, erid.atly aulculuHua uui ulueiuble point: then he bnttenul up Ills coat aud rolled up in sleeves so that nothing could pui sibly Interfere with the syHtematii aUj- planueil annlhalatlen of our tuor humble self. Like the martyrs of old we were calmly waitiugjfor tbe end hen outside interference preieute.t further earning out of BeuV tfegatlj rama In whieh he bad forced us t o become au actor. He has vowed to get even some how, aJ though we have been advised by tk wha knew ki character to seek tk. protection of th. law yet we feol that nur deceney aad self respect will pr.teet us fully from tbe mud aud crazy antles of a defeated puppet whokuowi no law outside hi. own. We have o desire to make capital out of Mr. Kttntz's fonlikues., yuLne feel like remindluu him ul Uie fact that he is setting a very bad . ample for the cvming generation ui these wild publlo demonstrations and he should endeavor to put a check oi. them before It is too late. Uu actum Friday has made him as liabel to thelawasauycohim.il braggat. Wo believe his conscience will be punish meat ehough in this case for mth bu slnglo exception he lias the cuudem natiou ot our entire people, if ke t wise aud lets well enough alone it i possible that he may regain public coa fldeuco to a degre. at least, but he must cut loo. i) from some of tbe In flu'ences that now caatrul hint. In the meantime he Is beiag caret uily watched HAHONINtl. Miss Abble Bowman, of Bowmans terra, spent Sunday.with New Mahon lag friends. Our publlo sehools closed a six months' term this week. Th Normal Square Literary So.ity will be re-organized on Satur day ertning. Miss Ida Zimmerman and Oscar Zimmerman left on Saturday to enter the West Chester Normal school. -Miss Ellen Hoffman and William Breiner war married on the 1st Inst. The closing exercises of the Normal Squar school were held last Satur day evening. The sacramint of the Lord's Sup per was administered in St. John's ohar.h last Sunday by Rev. W. H. Straus. Misses Sallle Walker and Ida Fritzlngtr, of Lehighton, were visiting tn th Valley daring this week. Th personal property of tbe late Jebn B.aalnghoff, deceased, was diS' posed of at publlo sale, Saturday. The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup. per will b. administered to the Re forms, congregation of St. John's chares next Sunday morning by Rev. A. Bartholomew, At the same time a lass of some thirty catechumens will be confirmed. Preparatory services on on Saturday aft.rnoon. FROM NI. IIOLLOIV. trotter from Dildlne Si.yder, of Tarry- fjur years. Dr T- K j,nrri ,ure6 Ti,e ney. Jos. S. Lame, pastor of the VlllO, vaa. n A Irar itvswouM AtwluwUf V. l...v.,.t. -..Ill llnn . .,.1.1..,.. ft A nnllfv wm nnutvl tin fif-. rtm I . . . . I ..... v - - ' i ifuut. mift fMf. rim unnnihtmanu I ni tiiA nilf.rtinnii uiBlrm. anil tin M w. t t. i i i !.. i I " 1 " u.uit,.itnt.i,.itit.mtui.iUj were oontlrmed by CounolL instrtuK u B.uu auti unntt-ttuum, i vtua slgneil: "Uncle Sam's White Caps." Peeple go to jail for such work. g The Lutheran k Reformed church will be repainted and improted at sn early day. The money to defray the oott of the contemplated improvement lia. nearly all been collected by Deaoon Daniel Behnch. ft On Thursday eveniug ot last week betwetm the bout, uf six and sevea o' eloek, the residence of Daniel FriU naught fire aud was entirely consumed, Most of the contents were saved. There was enly a partial insurance on the destroyed building. Thl, la the second time that the Are fiend has visited Mr. Krita .the first time being 'about 12 years ago when the roof was burned elf tbe building. ehoir will slug a few .elections. The The Carbon County Commission- Tarosqua Quartette will also render ers will receive bids up to Monday, Mime ohoi.e vooal muslo. April 2i, for the ereotlon of the newt Delegations from tbe various orders court house. All bids must be aoconi- from all parts of the state will be prea- panied with a 4C00O bond. It Is in-1 eut, and Chief Arthur i. expected to tended that the f urnl.hed structure I preside. It Is fully expected that 3C 304 shall oast not mere than 180,000, and it visitors will I. in town and the hotels will be well for the Commissioners to I ar making the necessary arrangements keep well inside that amount. 1 As the time of election of a suooessor to T. A. Snyder tor superintendent of -J. Ward Marshall, employed as I Mt,ools. U near at band, aud beoaiue olerk in tbe Jeanesville (tore, was 0f the Interest the teachers manifest united In marriage to Miss Mary Per ry iu the new olioioe, I, as one, give my daughter of Owen Perry, of Ikwrer I re.,u TCky Trot. Balllet should be the Five Hundred Dollars will b paid here hope for her success in her new by lir. llowers tbe Specialist. Ior a case profession. or Asthma, catarrh, riles or tilling A. F. Snyder Is fl.ln nn l .i rlts lie laus to cure, unronio disease,! .,, - -----. P.nA.r Tiim.ni lllnn P.lutt Tl.tin.r,. I Shape tllB TOOm IaUly OOCBOlftd by sla, Liver, Kidney, Rheumatism, Ilsart Mr. Kuhns, and when finish it will be uisease eurea. r emaie disease so., one or the handsomest piano pari tnu scretiou or young men, Meniaii i h Ihloh v.u. . . . Decay, loss of strength power, nervous- n'rfflll'fbI ll nVn. Xn oYt.orimont hnf . cnr to have it finished by May 15. h will Thousands cured by my own new then he able to display planes to better methods of treatment, over 20 years in advantage. Aaron certainly la a hastier eoustant practice. Consultation free Th. ..ku ..i i .... t- . ,, at the Welssport Iiouse, Welport, Pa. 7Tho Public schools of tb Franklin Will remain until the first of May Independent district closed for the Come at ouoe. 3-28-3m. term to-day. The teachers,Profs. Smy- rr. .. ,. er, A. D. Rlsh.l and Misses Mar Z V l?";!', Whitehead and Mamie Oswald des.ry. the date following the name on the oommeudation for the hard work d.n. labels or their papers, liy referring loi uy mem in tne school during tbe past this they can tell at a glance how they term. All the scholars show credltabl .,1I1U UU 1 11 13 IMIM Gib IUI. UUIVD. . Ill iustance : IIKA1KK HKAIlOlV. Fin. Lluatit ll.rn.M. A full Hue of single and double har na, whlias, fly nets, sweat pads, sum mer blankets. Jttv, for spring trade at very reasonable prle.s at Milton Ilory's Wetuiwrt, l tf nuts' Hlrkorr Suits. TIlAk. .llli. K.U. ...t.l. Ir...... ,l...ui. --Tiiomas Kmithens. who llv. back RrH (loubla MW(M, ud ba 1. 1 this town in Ihe neighborhood or ui,. iii. . n ,i... ...t. ... Boater Kuu,i quite seriously ill from one Ptlee lUr Clothing Hall, llanch injuries .ustaiued while serving Uncle CUunki at a myiBg f :B ,w Mut Stiui u a suldier in the late war. , Kmitlier-., iu In. time, was one of the ' -.rsui. -.Iruugi-st men iu the ueigfaliorhooit. A piano box buggy io first Has eon- ttt tbe ivaiu. regiment and dttion Apply to B. K. Cultou. onpo- Meadow, at nine o'oloek Thursday mernlng in St. Mary's Catholto ohnroh, Beaver Meadow. The neremooy was performed by the Iter. Father Bnulr, pastor of the ohureh, 4-Uie prukeuoe ot a large circle ot friend.. Mr. Thos. Iiowrv, of Jeauesville, was beet man ami Mis Mary Ferry, oouain bl the bride performed the fumttioua of bridesmaid. A unraber of new dwelliug houses are tn oeuree of ereclien here. The resumption of the colliery at this plaoe lias caused business to become brighter than it baa been during the winter, man without any reflection on the qualifications of the other aspirants. 1 tay (a) That he it eminently fitted for the duties ot the ollloe, by natual abil ity, by training and experience; (b) That ne is a very successful aud stimu lating toucher; (c) That he l a man of ideas, alive with tb. spirit of progress; (d) Ami what is worth all the,, that he has executive ability and the art of doaliug with men. A. (i. MrsSELHAN advancementin their respective classes n.,t.mi ti.rrin s..nA3 puouo meeting in oag.rs if all means that Benjamin is paid up to ' e"nlD not " JuueW, 1893. By keeping the figures largely attended as It should have in auvanoe oi me present naie suu- neeu. xne meeting, however, decided wriuen wiii uuiu ueiu.1 uuu that to seoure the shoe faotery an ef- ttia i.nhll.l.r mnnti tmttlila iin.l innn,. I . . Iii fort should be made to raise tk cast tal .took of 10,000 by subscription. rillll.lC HAI.K ltKllISIKlt. .r,l.i. .j. ' , .,i ' TJ ,i. i .!. t ill. ...t.,t...i I A i.v. n uuuimiiieo will n.ii on at our ofiloe. oau positively save ten Pur o'tlsens. 40U shares will be Issued cent ou every dollar, ou the price I at 125.00 each. A eoncerted eff.rt oliarged elMwhere, and seoure a notice should be made to secure this prize. .'wHi TZTSr-VsrWi'C Th8 blowing letfrs remain in the lull almost while you wait V have P0' m'6 uncalled for: Lizzie Twedle, all kinds of display farm cuts to lllus- Mrs. John Pohl, George Baehman, F. trate mils, ii you omit come, send us Dondi Mr. Yaunt, butcher, Moses Am-.IS.dte.5L-U. WUItam Stewart, Phillip KnoPp, buoilae tXatk uul aousoltoW ioo.u. JoeeDbKoch.John EvanaJaoobOravsr. Wilson Donner, John Gillespie, Panl O George F. Lentz left on Saturday for West Chester where be will attend th state normal school. O Ray. Brelnlg delivered an inter esting discourse to th Peunsville con grsgauou on uui rjunaay. O Dennis Nothstine, of N. Square, will locate his portable steam saw mill n th William Werner property for whom he has contract to saw logs. Q NIs Hollow s.hcol closed on last Friday. Teacher Wilson Harding left for horn tk same day. O William Warner, proprietor of the Mountain Hetel, will build an addition t his hostl.ry. E. J. Lentz, tbe popular plasterer, ts cleaning up his tools. Ed knows how to handle tb trowel. Ilcrunnotl Mlulsl.r. at WrUstMirt. On Uui Moaaar U BtionuM Ulalararuii Kelfer, Frank Arner, George Hahn VSSSSP ItMIByirj Aaron Kooas. David Rhurio, Irilliam wbouira n.Mor of Zion's Betoi iaM eliurtu. u- Hahn. Is your name on the llatf If hlautoa, read a miwr oa 1 rvier, sn.aod a """ ' , 7. "u lu " lively dfioiuttioii roikmrt. so, oall for yeur utter. A&r. -Borough auditors Milton Flory. &$Xtt2SS Charles Nusbaum and Henry Shoe- er. tn miiifny. .wciibiiio -uur awwM won, i maco.r uate iMHieu me annual nnan Ttir uf it unellnii oi tbe AaMH-Uainn .111 or aeld .1 rtu-rywne m Ki i n - -.irtuigi-st iui I-mr AQ m tie ii,.i,Ko,i KJJJ- U 1 fcliilJ, t.uullJtlI1J. tbe senior of the Auvo.uk " l trk, Mr.t Wreet, LehUtb ll (welt pauuu of K$ per aientb. First .treat. Op. Koaud lioua U.uf. ud st.y.' Suit. A cu.li diaoount of 10 per oent will lie allowed ou all reaily.niade clothing for I.. th. hiu. ktlu. WHhuuI U.ml.k nlvlii AUOHNItlKIi. I .bout Uui o'ckMk. Tb. horn's f,Mi was cuughl lu the rail, ana before lue aitliual euuld b cii Tito Anilonrioti li.Mr. .t.hlM IrlraUHl an auoroacbluji tio .tritt It tiie borav lue Auuenrletl livery stable DlJ liroke (l..k itu escid by luu.u- Fridav ohauged haad Mr. Humphries lug trout tu oatrto. of Freeland, becoming proprietor of the same. Al Crawford, who has been eial statement for the borough. This ilmui mailt showa that. Ihn trtf .1 nvulnta t.-..., ' -. ll.H....Utllll O... 1 ...... SWini,,. t.l Fjuu II.,,. I, 1,1 k . n.ovio.li. lUUiHirau Jriviitii on i tb. .uiiiri.1 ri.iii.j.ti mowlna un ditu res, 1868.70. Balanoaoftax dopll oate unoolleoted, tlSi.14. Tbe principal expenditures during the year were Th. n.riuoul. Club Kolrtlud. There was a most deliehtful cather tho nait thirty duv.. at Houtiheini 's I proprietor of the stables, will go inpart iug of the members uf the liarwonta Tailoring Hail, Afauub Chunk. uerhi. with his uuele in tbe stripping 1 Club at the palatial resideure ef Wm. We will make you better and cheaper i .nu, t.tt r i iu. r.ou.uu, wu.u iu emu nolttt to order for tbe next thirty day BEATKR nilN. Thomas Smithtrs. of Nesuuehon ing, moTSa to this place Thursday. MUaCarrleSteckmeter.of Tamaoua is visiung at iienry uauzer's. Charles Arner has removed his steam saw mill to Parryvllle where will caw lumber for J. Peters. George Lentz, a teacher in our Bubll school, l.ft for college Saturday, e enraged Milton Strauss to teach one day this week, which ended our six months' school term. Monroe Hslser is building a new house In place ef the one destroyed by ar sosa lima ago. Charles Ebertwill build an add! tlon to his bouse. A Oml r.lnt for You to consider is tbe great reduction we have made In our boys' suits and pants on whloh w. will allow you a oath dis- aouat of 10 per cent, this with our former reduction will give you clothing at on. halUt the One Price Star ClotliJ ing Hall, Mauch Chunk. LmIL. Cum aud Jubili for 1K0S W ar dally recelvlug new styles ladles' garments which we are selllug cheaper than ever at tbe One Price Star doming nail, uauon Chunk. Wfc.08 for electric light and tlXM for work ou bl reels, iiurlng the year nu merous Improvements were mad by uouuctl. r i Suit, sad Trauft.r. Msdi I. Ord.r. , I'untract butiuesa. n..t tKlrtw rt ... Uye WhUkey, I1..VI. per gallun, at , "f, . ,, ',!?' '"J.,T tbau ever before, and onnasv you from M. Martin's Uquur Store, M.uch j - All kiud of Uwkhai.dfliie.tuti.il. u.,, VUUll., . fij . a, .wh. ' uuu. m myym i.,i,u ...p. ,N. UUtUlli. Pa.ttnM.ters AppoLted There was some excitement id I nis couaty on Monday when it was learned that several fourth-class postmaster. had been upftoiuted for this section during the previous week by the post master general. Thomas V. Dinan ea Saturday receired his oomansstnn a." postmaster for East Mau.h Chunk. .nd William Gallagher was mad. p oi at Heaver Meadow. E. J. Hurry was appointed at Audesried. The appointments were made on l!n recommendation of Congressman VYrt- Mutchlerat the instigatien sf Oeoigi W. Esser who is now haviag his tuning , DktIiI II. UU Dead David HatcbrSged abouttit, forcaum years a resident of this place and Psc a- erton, died oa Sutarday after a shoi i illness. Funeral services were holil his late residence on s.uth Ku.t stu et, Monday evening Rev. Duugan, of the M. E. ehurch, olflointing. lutermeui was maslo'on Tuesday ui tbe cumrt n .t at Port Clinton, Sehuylkill twui.t) Deceased was twi.a mat ried, his see ond wife survives with eae sua A Hatch, ef Easton. Curbull a.untr Fuir. Tho stockholders af th. Carlinn C',. Iudustrial Society m.lattho Liekango Hetcl on Jnnday aftwa.an President Thomas Koons pr.sid.d. Many mat ters appertaining to the development of the interests of the society w.rc talked of and It was deemed advisable that the annual exhibition sbuald We held somewhat earlier in the s.asei than heretofore. Secretary Listen h. Bauer and Iienry Ceinamau, of Lo.sr Mauch Chunk, wer. In atteudaac Audlt.r's f.y. Judgo Arohtbald, ef LaukawaTnia county, has handed d wn a deri'mri that Ihe ooniity is nor liable for any expenses incurred t.jt townshiit bum borough auditor f.u the wuik ei formed lu having finisd aud di.tibu ed election ballot sutstM the sinni..s of the Baker bailut law. Thu act do. not provide tb.it na.v eoaiaxuusatina shall be paid thorn it ikeyaiepail 0 must com frti'it t uii.i in in ii.iuih treasuries. To K'lii a n t.-i. William J. liirtv . was f n a. !i lerkin the Central W tel, an 1 attai wards maaagttr nf a I 'Snsulle llutcl has purchased a hnl . I at Aquavlureit Carbon oountv, utll acau earlt lf .' take possesbi.n. II i Ritter is -through hotel man aui will certain'; make a success .i i t- , laeiia.iiii; Hasletou rientiavl lllrtlas N.stin.tl.nltia Richard llinntk a mil km. ah ..at esteemed Nes,pi li ,nt,,' iner.hutit.il t t on Sunday lit kl I pea t.K.r snti ried. Onw si-tt-i. in- Kit-huiii r., deu. and t.n ln.Hii. William ivitl John Branoli -uivive Ifui A J Ltiti il , Sl.k. Hon. utlreu J 1 1 n 1 ng, of f I.- - t has been ctuiflned 1" tlm buutt tl'irn tbe past ten da-s it i, a seveie Hi'in.n not serious ladi.tmsii m. Ui ern, . friends In town sad totally k t tn soon se him about ag.iin HuMilelet. adloiuhu Bau Ku,n r. Hullabl. tor sk.iiak.r lt i 11. Oswald. Kail ff.Uapotl K. (.uth.raa r.slor.1 Hliag. Tb. rnliilitrr. of th. tjilh.ru, I'uti.rui 1 . sodalM ol the Dsoer toMak Valtoy, lield Uwir reruiar mMllex hmmiu anwuoun it tae ml dao of llrt. 3. a feetaluH, Uallriou. Tb. dlscsasloa was on theological aud prattlcl ttuU!d.ft. TSot. ttrsst war. Krvs ,1 i. AfiU.bkM-. mt lllulkili. E. A. Hmii.-i I u aaaar, w. m. duuiu, uaigoiitt. I i.iimIiii tt ,. . iruia. Vtsaab O&balt, J. It S.hit.itll .ml a , I'nitrtl 'M.i s. U. UWW1US WIU IJf I 1... tl . wtta Brv. Bfiuttit (Jo., U0 V .1 of M n . i ni an lit th 1 . tr rnt nt Ft, tn! Ik N . 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