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The Carbon Advocate
PITTED FTBBt S1TDRDAT BT
Harry V. Moithlmer, Sr.
OIKU R-8Hltr's Blook, Nortti First Street,
lhlghton, ra.
HEMS OFSTATE NEWS.
Matters of Interest from AH Over
the Commonwealth.
'Hint mi i nils uee aeoeirted at tbe llilgliton
1 .131 UMt'i' as Hecond 01am Matter.
PRESENTED IN BRIEFEST FQBM.
OtIB AUVEllTlSINO 11ATKS.
ii-ai and Itradliis notices to taVe run ot
naiier wr Hue foreaeh Insertion.
Eji'i utora' Administrators' and notices. M.0O.
Auditor and Dlvora noUoa H 00
oards ot tii.iuku, resolutions ot respeet. and
similar untloes une time et.60.
Local nmtr-es of entertainments, suppers,
taatWal-i, fairs, dances. aul all entejtalnuients
designed to make money a eenta rr lino. utl
o printlou hai been done tor the same at Mils
office
WsiilayadTiTtlscmrnts. flvclnchee ana over,
s iter (ui'Iiimt annum. .
M.K, nri.. ai.ftftulien twld knot CBS11
r tl.tt II not no paid luls tule will hereafter
e Htrtnirentlv enforced. ...
ha; ash v aily advertising payable quarlelly
Address nil Communications to
H. V. MOKTU1MBH, Sen'b,
fiMTJRPAY, JjAY 27. 1803.
Our Olroulat.lon 1480
The Ashttold trast master should
rend up the postal laws In reference to
refused newspapers. Publishers are to
be notified by special card the re
fused nowspapers are not to lie re
turned.
Candidates Bhould make their an
nouncements In the newspaper that
reaches tho great mass tf people. The
Advocate prints lfiOO copies every
week. Tho uniform price charged for
announcement cards Is S5,00 In ad-
Tuebe selms to be a very (tencral
deposition to have Associate Judge
Seldel, of Normal Square, succeed him
self Tho Judge is on able and learned
official and has filled the jndgshlp
,wtb credit and ability.
Chahles CIbeed has been made l'.JL
at Little Gap. Mr. Green was recom
mended by George Ksser, Jonathan
Klstler and Frank Sharkey and lu
dorsed by Congressman Mutchler.
Straws sometimes toll which way the
windy winds blow. Do yon see ?
The Mauch Chunk Democrat is at Its
old trlous again. The Democrat learns
nothing by experience, nor forgets,
Blnce tho little event of almost three
years ago when the Democrat and the
gang of pow-wowers back of It were
emphatically rebuked by the good peo
pie of Carbon county who had long
tired of trickery and boodle In politics,
lthasbeenthealm of the organ of
siam and filth to repeatedly make
malicious attacks on George W. Esser
and other excellent Democrats who so
ably assisted In exposing and defeat
f ne the enna of tricksters. Those good
people who wete mislead by this
coterie of bosses see by the right light
now and are giving them a wide berth
All that Is now necessary Is for the re
united Democracy to put men
nomination for county otllces who will
be servants of tho people and old
money bags and his allies will bo
turned aowii lor an lime.
DRJRIGGSMMENT
Urging the Rejeotion of the Prose
cutors' Appeal.
MAJORITIES OPPOSED TO ODANOIS.
SECRET SOCIETY DOINGS.
Society TliMHU or lutereat lo the Mem
lijuf the fraternity.
Pliaou Strauss, or Caut. J. S. Webb
Camp No.'Jo, S. of V.. will represent
his turnip ut the Klute Kucupmtmt ut
Hont'bduly, IV, uoxt muutli.
We equipped om-belyou with a full
hue or bucieiy cutb uuU uru now better
ttmu eyer pieputed to do all kluiU of
pnutiug iu Una line at the ycry lowest
rules possible. Aiuouk tUe cuts that
we tiaye are; I. U. U. K; Ked Men.: Jr.
U U A. Al.j S. ot V, J. A. K.i .?.0
iu.. U. of li. It. K; 11. oi it. 1C ii.; Koyul
Amiuum; KuiguW ot i'hythiasj
D u u.f liters of lie bee ku; K. U. ii. Ac.
Urueis by mail uil be attended to
pioruptly. We uhttiKe every body the
uatnepriee. ou good work uuu
deliver It promptly, Iry Ub.
tieeret bocietiu In need of puraphe-
naha. Hug, bauuerd, umtoruib, etc.
tiuoma cu a mi it ii. V. Moituuuer, Jr.,
wuo reprebeutu one of Uteluifc'ust Iluub
ttutl linpoitetb. munufuutuiers and
dealer in this country befoie purchas
iuk elsewhere, lie Mllbueou money
James ll Keuuey, uf Keading; K. 11.
KocU Of i.JuttbMUe, and 1'. Oleeb, oi
liiHauelphiu1 wliu were uppoiutuu a
uommitiBo to re 10 llio couatitutiou ot
tne bilboruiuale ioiluea ol tlue i O. fc.
of A. compluleU tueu orK alter a
leutftuy bebbiou; uuae a number oi
ciiuunua veie mado, wnieu will be bUb
iuillvu iu the caujpaat once by &tute
beutetary Nveuuu iur uppioval aud iiu
ul action taken t Hereon tit tne belt
ineetiutf ot tbo btale cauip ut CUubter
lu Augubt.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Clolng Quotiktloiii of the rhlUilelphla
od New York UxcUnnget.
New York May U. Iu the ttock market
todAjr there wm coutlDutsl ataguatlou la
Eticet. CIokIdk bid:
ehl(t) VAllty 47 Y. N. Y. & P&..- 4H
Penntr Irani... tlH II. it B. T, rota...- S5?i
Reading .. 2bH II & B. T. irf. fit
tu Paul mi Krle ... int
Lehigh NaT ... . 61 D.. L.&W 132
Reading g. in. 4a. IS N, Y. C'entraI......liU
Reading Ut pf 6a Watt Suore lOlf-i
Heading 2d pf Kg. 26t4 UV Krie A W... 18.4
Reading 8dpf s- N. Y. & N. II -H,
Y. AN, E. , W, Del. & Iludtou 1S8
fleoeral Market a.
Nrvr York. May St Stale and westera
flour qnteti low eitran, $i.loaa.65j city mills
uuenta, Si.B0ft4.7ft; fair to fancy. fJ.iy&a.Hf
All
illnneaota clear. Si & ffi-tSV. patenta. ttiKca i
4.7U-, anperane, $l.;c-2.2.; Jty mllla, f 4; win
ter wheats, lew grade. patents, I
ia.5MU.S5; straights, M.tiiKSt; rye rai Hurra, ,
$2.U;iWtl fine, l.o'& I if; southern dull; i
common U fair extra, 58.10a.lO; good to
choice do fi.15ttt.ai. Rj-e dull; soperffne. !
3.HJ.19. beat loneri Jane, THofict 1
oly. TTHttTHc t August, ?4c.i Septeiaher,
hTi81o.j December, PHfrttiJ-ic. Itje lnao
ttve; wettern, STd0c. t oru lower, June. 44c.
Jut, 4HatM4c.i A u at Oft t, 40tftu.t Stptsni.
bar, 489(0 1 No. S, adAh. Oats dullj May,
MVir;Jone, Wic July, :tW('A6c; August,
S3Ho.i sUte. tilil7c.; wesiern, WWio.
PwuiDiLPfliA, Mar i- Beef quiet; extra
Bieas, fT.KOidS 0 family. Illftlt. Pork dull:
nsw mess, old mess, f.'l.tt; extra prime
notutnaL Lard quiet; steum reudervd, S10.WL
Butter steady; Now York dairy, ntla. west
ern dairy, inaifto.t Elgins, Sic.) New Yerk
creamery, tic wetru reamery. ITOJle
ImUatlou creamery, lu31Rr t'heese actWe)
Ktw York, nw large while. WTtlU'.; da, ool
ered, aiOo. do.; siuall. Mt,tk.. partsklma,
full sklmt, HHV- Eggs arm; New
York and Peaasylranla, 16c.; western, 15f6
IW4O.1 southern, per case, Hta.50.
BALTiuonc May u.-FIour quiet. Wheat
weak Cora Jlrmj wldU oorn, by sample, Csto.;
Jeluw corn, by sample, ftiic. Oats quiet. Rye
all. Hay fli mar; good lo cbolt timothy,
flftl. Cotton bomloal; middling. Be Pro
Tlaiens quiet. Butter nominal) creamery,
fanry. X1(3hJ2o j do. fair to choice, lKtjfcWci do.
imitation, I7c.j ladle, fancy, lor.; good to
cbotue. ltai&o-j rulla, due, I60.1 do., fair to
(nod, i3lic. slure paoked, lo. Egg tlrmer
Ut Stock Marketa.
BtrrraiA, Mayti.-Cattlesteadyt good 1,060
to l.lUO pounds steers held at ti.buiu. iintr
flruii good te oholc, IT.ttbe.ft; good med.
turns, IT fcfflJJ; pigs, common to iruod. 17.5tiht
1 70; roughs, M.60ft:, Khevp and laiuba e&s)
beatUmba, l&bU&TIA fair to good, S3 K37s;
spring lamb, t&e; extra wethers, $A.aXGU;
fair to good aheest, $46.
East Libs it it. May ti. 4'attle fair; prima,
3JkUA.7ai fair to good. A: rouunoo.
iteCLli; fat sows and 'juIIs. U-bttU fraU
mwi, ittatO. Uogs firm; all gradea, $T.fhST.V&.
Crimes nnd Oaaualttes of lirery Ctmr
arter Sent by the News Oatlirfi ol
the Different Localities ami Cntefutly
Kdlted.
Pottbvillk. Mav 88. In tmmtRnc of
the onm!ctollcy of the Itedtiinic mwtvew
in connection witn i'ritueut unrra, me
first cut In wage announflfrtWAi Tor years
has berl ordeml, hut appMtffnly to those
who do not come under th rpular entab-
Hahed t3.50 Vm a. At (JIpii llower , 'iftT-
loriTille and other olllerie the mlnorn!
ngaged driving hreaBte by tlie yard have j
been dropped 80 orate per yard, and the 1
drlrers who formerly received lo.80 will
be reduced tn 8 per week. A number of
the miners were not Mtttflflcd with the re
duction and left the work" A report
Rained currency here that the wage 01 tne
pump men had also Iwwn reduced t-10 per
month.
rollsh Church War at Plymouth,
"WlLKRiDAURK. Mar ar. The danaerous
and disgraceful scenes that threw Ply
mouth people Into t constant turmoil and
dread three years ago, owing to the church
war, are likely to break out afrean. By a
recent decision of the bishop Iter. Father
Kosalko, who was driven out three years
ago, has been ordered back to the parish.
lie forcibly took pcmseasion 01 tne cnurcn,
but was not allowed to euter the parson
ace, the housekeeper standing guard with
areTolver. Throe years ago-this church
was at war. Not until the "Polish King,"
Martin Wilkes, was sent to the peniten
tiary for a year was the former trouble
abated. Wilkes is now agatu mi'jymouin.
Penny Counterfeiters Sentenced,
Philadklthia. Mar W, Jndge Butler,
In the United States district court, pro
nounced sentences as follows) Samuel Gar-
finkle. who ideaded ieuIUt to manufactur
ing and passing counterfeit pennies, (50
one ana three years' imprisonment mine
Eastern nenttentlaryt Nathan Garflnkle,
Samuel's H -year-old son, found guilty of
being Implicated in tne crime, fv) une ana
three months in Moyamenslng: John
Ivan, convicted, In connection with the
Garflnkles. of manufacturing and passing
counterfeit pennies, nne and three auu
a nan years in the uastern penitentiary;
Harry Singler, convicted of a like ouense,
ISO fine and two and a half years.
Fatal Ouarrel Between llrothers.
Sen ANTON, May 25. At Duninore James
and Gus Fitzpatrlck. brothers, quarreled
over the ownership of a revolver. Finally
the latter, who is 16 years old, got hold of
the weapon, and the former grappled with
him to take It away. While doing so Qua
turned the muzzle of the revolver aaatubt
his older brother and pulled the trigger.
The bullet entered the body and produced
a wound from which James will probably
die. The young man who did the shoot
ing says he did so purposely, as he feared
the superior strength of his brother when
he rushed at htm.
The 11 true of Lice.
Lancaster, May 25. The exterior of
buildings several miles away from the lice
Infested districts, in the eastern end of the
county, were cohered by the strange lice
yesterday, having been carried and spread
by the wind storm. Dr. Weber, of this
city, who was ordered to investigate the
character of the plague by the state board
of agriculture, has pushed his investiga
tions far enough to have determined that
they are not fleas, and that they subsist on
starchy substances.
Ex-Caabler Hard Pardoned.
LtANCA8TF.lt, May 2-i. Iresldent Cleve
land has pardoned Ellis Bard, ex-caahier
of the Lincoln National bank, of this
county, who was serving a centeuce of five
years In the Eastern penitentiary for em
bezzlintr KM.OOO from his institution. Bard
was inveigled into the steal by F. W. Hull,
of Ephrata, who got all the money, and la
now serving a sentenoe for the part he
took tu the affair. The pardon was secured
through Attorney (Jeneral llensol.
Pennsylvania Postmasters
WASniNOTOK. May 25. The following
are the fourth class postmasters appointed
in -Pennsylvantai Cyrus MoCreary, Cor
apolls; D. a Boal, Evansburgt M. V. B.
Fry, Hahneto wn; J. U. George, Heck town (
Mrs. O. B. Essick, Highland Lake, Gideon
Nice, llillegrasst w. M, Alearlck, Leacockt
J. IL Miller, MUlertonj W. C. Chambers,
Mount Jackson W. F. Krause, Xcw
Tripoli; j, t vucox, itutiana; u. w.
Kurta, warren vl lie.
Double Suicide In North Wales.
North Wales. May 23. Mrs. Agnes
Burton and her daughter, both of English
parentage, became despondent owing to
financial misfortunes and took their lives
by taking strychnine. The daughter was
employed at the North Wales eb works,
and only earned 15 per week, on which she
was compelled to support her mother and
self. They were discovered In their resi
dence shortly alter the coninitsnion of the J
deed.
Sunday llest for Trainmen.
Reading, May 25. An effort will be
made by the Reading Railroad company
to stop the running of coal trains on Sun
days. Trains of that class will not leave
Palo Alto, Cresson or Port Richmond after
midnight Saturdays. This will enable the
train crews to spend at least the great por
tion of the Sabbath at home.
Brief Respite for llucclorl.
lUBRISBtJKO, May 21. The board of
pardons yesterday considered the case of
Pietro Bucciorl, the Berks county mur
derer. Commutation to life imprisonment
was refused, but a respite of four weeks
was recommended to prepare for death.
lie was to nave beau executed june 1.
Klla White Again In Prison.
SUSQUEH ANKA, Pa,, May 23. Ella White,
formerly of Susqueha'iua, who swindled
Elmlra'a prominent citizens out of $30,000
and afterward mysteriously escaped from
the Chemung couuty jail, is said to be In
prison at Spokaue, Wah., charged with
Various offenses.
Funeral of Samuel A. lialley.
NonniSTOWN, May VM. The funeral ot
Samuel A. Bailey, of this town, who died
on Sunday last, aged WS j ears, took place
this morning. Mr. Bnlley was the senior
member of the firm of Bailey, Banks &
Hiddle, ot Philadelphia.
Murder at Scranton.
SCRANTON, May 23. Augustl Nolll shot
and instantly killed Tincorda Prlgulano
atBunmore. The murder was the result
of a quarrel between Noll's wife and Prig-
niano, who was a boarder In the faintly,
aud of whom the husband was Jealous.
A Kulttli.g ftltlt 11 u rued.
TAUAQUA, May a.- Fire originating in
the boiler room of the Turn aqua Knitting
mills partially destroyed that structure.
Loss 13,500. No insurance. Seveuty-flva
hands are thrown out wf work.
OEPORT OF THE OONWTION OK TFIR
1 - RtRHT NATIONAL BANK OF LKHIGH
TON, Prima , at (he i1oe of business, M.iy
4th. in t
IjOansftwl Discount!
Overdrafts, secured and unneieired
('. H Honds towirru rtn'iilattmi
stocks, HPMtriiJps, etc
ih ,rnitunrtveu rrrve an"".)
Hut' Irnm itlhor Natlntinl Ranks
Rank I nit house furniture and fixtures ,20Q 00
tjurrentexiH'nsen ana taxes pain
MACHINE REPAIRS.
Tlin undMUjnaJ I. tlie Mlllor tlfnt (or
all kinila o Ilepalr. for tb CIlAMI'ION
JiINDIU, WOWK118 and IlEAPBlte,
alao it.r WHITELKT MOWER and
III SUE It. TbaM Kepalr, can Ix tiaj at
tiart notirn and al frj HuouaU IriM
T ' ailing ou or Mudlng to
W. H. REBER,
6w IIARK1TY, P. O.
ft . tu i tipwarda at
ittr
Baby oosv h --abel'w
Hardivai'.
J..t hki 18T r 11 flM' l.bi ui.UtK
ALIFEt Kriintl Pi
Of North li ( i 1 -iiln.u touuty
y gui)eei n i.ti jUir
Batt peaks, uti u -ud tvmau
WEEK'S NEWS C0NDENSEL
rrldaj, May ID.
The Confederate baaaar recently held In
Richmond, Va,, for the joint benefit of the
private soldiers' aud sailors' mouument
and the Jeff DaU museum, realised the
sum of $98,418.60.
The Preebyterlan General Asaembly. In
session at Washington, chose Rev. William
u. Craig, D. I).,profeiiaaror dklaUc aud
polemic theology in McQormlck college
Chicago, as moderaWr.
The Italian covernment has cloaad the
provincial council of the province of Ber
gamo, In northern Italy, owing to a de
claration by the council to the effect that
the temporal rlghte of the poie ot Rome
are superior 10 in unity 01 jtaiy.
Saturday, Stay HO,
James E. Murdoch, the onre famou
actor, died at Cinoluuatl, aged S3. '
Isaac U Riea, employed to examine Into
lue recent neatiing deals, baa realgned.
The strike of docket In Hull, England,
uasenaea in tne irt Kefs' oompiote surrender.
The natioual government will pay all
bills preMutd for the entertainment of
mt UuWe of Varagua aud PHnoeaa Eulalle,
Blonday. Hmr 88,
Mrs. Blalna, the divorced wife of young
Kuiea u. nuuue, is to oe mameu in j uue.
ine bridegroom will be Dr. William T.
Bull, Mho attended her lu her reoeot 111-neta.
Br. Talroage was loudly chred In the
Brooklyn Tatteritoole yeatarday hu be
aunooneed that be would remain as paator
uu mat me oaureu ueoi uau teeu Ituul-dated.
In a foreat fire which deatroyed Louie
oaoas' iumie vamp, near Lake itf,
Mlah,, test wan ware burned to dmlh
N w DardUlao, Uioh , eight others ware
cremated ny roreat flree.
The prwskiuut baa lust made the follow
lg appolntiueuU: Owwu MHiarr of leu
neasee, to be secretary of the UulUdSteUos
legattoa at fiauUago. Chil; Michael J.
Heajdriek of New Hampshire, ouuaul of the
United State at Bellevitte, ( auada,
Soldiers lioauineal ltrattL
BrruLEUlU, Pa , May -The soldlars'
mouument, erected by citlaous of the
town l the neoiory of the heroes uf the
ctvll war, was deeecratad by uakaowu
vaudala The miacraaou raid a ladder
to the top of UMUionumeul aud mutilated
the life aUe statue ul a soldier Qm4
Army mea are wilignuL J'njU: pl
batIerfd yewariL,
Jfe Man Rhoutd be Trfed Twice for the
Same OITei.se The Professor Hints of an
Independent Church Rhonld the Assem
bly Ignore the "Sacred JtlfibtS of Man."
WAniSflToif. Sfar 86. In anticipation
ot the dleoumlou on the Brfggs ease, long
before the hour of opening the proceedings
yesterday every bit of available seating
and standing room was occupied. The
nrs sure for admittance was terrific. Many
firomlnent people were In attendance, but
n order to enable others to attend one of
the sessions tome additional regulations:
governing admittance to the church mar
be adopted
Rev. George I). Baker, chairman, re
ported that tho judicial committee unani
mously recommended that the prosecuting
committee 1 allowed one hour to opeu its
case; that five hours be given to Professor
Brlggs, and that the committee be given !
two hours In which to dose, to be extended,
if desired, to four bourn.
Iter. Dr. W. F. Birch, chairman of the
prosecuting committee, then open oil an
elaborate argument, lu which occurred
these pAMtages:
"We are here to Invoke this supreme
court to put an end to the dissension and
disputation which the New York preaby
tery vainly endeavored to sllenoe, first by
the dismissal of the case against Dr.
Brlggs, and second, by the acquittal of
Dr. Briggs, qualifying both the dismissal
and the acquittal by the positive dis
claimer of snynpprovalof the controverted
statements of the Inaugural address as to
crttloal or theological views aud mannerof
expression.
'The form In which the final Judgment
of the presbytery was returned gives the
Impression that the alleged errors of Pro
fessor Briggs were unimportant, and that
no essential doctrine had been contra
dieted. There has been a tendency to min
imize the full force of the Indictment.
"Hera Is a series of errors covering .the
whole fundamental structure of our faith.
It Is a Question purely doctrinal and there
fore of universal Importance so far as
Presbyterian Ism is concerned It can le
finally settled by no presbytery or synod,
but requires the decision of the presbytery
and church In Its highest court."
In reply to the argument that an appeal
oannet be taken from a verdict of acquittal,
Dr. Birch said that this was equivalent to
a claim that a part of the church was
greater than the whole.
At 8:15 o'clock Dr. Brlggs arose to reply
to the opening ot the prosecuting commit
tee. The question before the awembly
was not. he said wheiberornotur. uriggs
teachings were proper, but whether or not
the appeal could beilawiully entertained,
The law of the case at this stage forbade
the consideration of its merits, and he ex
pressed regret that the prosecution had
not observed this law.
Dr. Brlggs asserted that the final Judg
ment of the presbytery in the case was
really declared by the moderator of the
New York presbytery on Dec. 80, island
from that appeal should be taken if from
any action of the presbytery, and not from
notion on Jan. v. two. lie was not to be
exposed to the peril that lay In a possible
change. 01 the composition or tne body in
the interim; nor put lu jeopardy a second
time because of a mistake by the court'
which tried him at a date subsequent to
that on which the fluid judgment was
really delivered.
Upon the questlon'df the statu! in g of a
man charged with the crime of heresy, Dr. 1
Brlggs, quoted, Karcastically, the ex pre-1
ajon of a member of the assembly used in 1
an arttole he had written to prepare his
brethren for considering this cub in a
Christian and Judicial frame of mind, that 1
if any man found himself teaching views
In opposition to those of a majority of the
Presbyterian church, he waa in honor
bound to leave the ohurch. This was not
a question of majority, but of law and of
right. Any attempt of a majority -Df the
church to exact from a brother, a minister
or teacher anything more than what was
required by the constitutional standards
might be good club law, he said, but it was
not good eoclesiastical law.
Majerlties had always" been opposed to
change or improvement, and to enforce
their rule was to make It impossible for
the church to rectify error. For a Pres
byterian minister, therefore, who felt
called to preach the goipel, or who stood
for a great principle, there was no course
open but to remain in fellowship with the
church until deposed after trial.
A rauoh more fund a mental quest ion was
atatake, said Br. Briggs, tbau any prin
ciple of law or dootrlne than had yet been
dlMUiMtd. That was whether the Presby
terian church should be considered as a
merely voluntary religious society or a
church of Jesus Christ. It was the civil
law of the land, he said, that no man
should be twice trlwl for the same offense.
The New York presbytery, under orders of
the General Assembly, tried Dr. Brlggs
for the crime of heresy, and acquitted him.
It was true the church did not punisu a :
minister in Ids physical being, but to de
pose a minister, to deprive htm of his ec
clesiastical duties, was to inflict a punish
ment far more cruel than that permitted
In the civil courts.
Dr. Briggs then discussed the law of
appeals. This, be asserted, could be in
voked only by parties original to the oase,
and aggrieved parties.
It was claimed by some, continued Br.
Brlggs, that the Presbyterian church of
the United States In America s uttered a
grievance by the final judgment ofthe
firesbytery of New York. But when tlld
t ever occur that the public prosecutor
was entitled to appeal because lu his
opinion a majority of the people were not
satisfied with the verdlctP
Unless the high court of theGeneral As
sembly should not act lu strict accordance
with the forms of law and upon the con
ititutlon of the church, and with the sa
cred rights of men as set forth in holy
scripture and our national constitution, It
would be no rebellion If .the minority in
the church continued the struggle against
unrighteousness and wrong.
Dr. Brlggs tmuke an hour and a half,
and then, at 5:65, yielded for a motion to
adjourn.
OoTernor Ktone In a "Hold Up.
St. Ixuis. May 23. Train No. 3, on the
Missouri Pac-ific, the weatbouud expreae,
was held up by unmasked robbers a mile
aud a half wet of Pacific last evening.
The express car was shattered with dyna
mite and the expreas measeuger was com
pelled to open the safe aud dellverthe con
tents, thought to be about $1,000. Gov
era or Stone aud Slate Treasurer Stevens
were paaseuMers ou the train. None of the
passeagers were disturbed.
Tuesday, May Va.
Herbert G. Hultouand Lewis W. Btallv
were killed by a boiler expluelou at Keeue,
N. II.
Arrangement have ln trfeetd for
e&tabllebiug a Klameae legatlou lu Wash
ington.
Br the canttlElntr of a boat near New
Haven, II. W. Holootnb and Burt Bolt,
Loth young men, were drowned.
The president has reooanlzed Knctl-
breth Ifagharth Hnbe as vice consul of
Sweden aud Norway at fist Paul, Mlnu,
The Presbyterian General Asaembly
Toted to withdraw the Preabytrian ex
hibit at the World's fair should the expo
sition be opened on 8044) a.
Wednesday, Slay .
Congressman Carutb, of Kentucky. Is
seriously til lu Washington.
Twenty people were Mttn by two mad
dogs lu Chicago before the bruWa were
killed.
It will coat the government 16,000 to tow
the Oolu tubus caravaU from New York tu
Chicago.
Sir SfMsnoer St. John. British mlutster to
Mexico, has accepted the post of miuietev
to Swedeu aud Norway.
A. A. MoLeod reaigued the preaideuey of
the Iloetou and Maine railroad, befog suc
ceeded by Hou. Frank Jojt,
A second Iwltle between government
troops and revolutionist iu Nicaragua re
sulted in a secoud defeat for the govern
ment, M. Arton, the Panama lobbyist, waa sen
tenced to twenty yea re' penal aarrltude
and 4G0,0t)0 fraaos flue tu Pari. But lby
haven't oaugr t him yei
Thnreday, May tfl.
The wedding of the Duke of York and
Princ May of Tank ua Uwn fined for
July 6.
A dispatch from Savannah, G., says
that the Standard Oil company baa ab
agfoea ute imwsur uii company.
At Bluff ffeririffa. Ark., Towu Marshal
Douglaag was killed by (ieurge Thotuaa, a
negro whom be waa tryiug to arreat. The
murderer eaee pad.
General Guerra, provhdoual governor of
Sab Juan del Kur, Nicaragua, denies pos
itively the siaxeineut thai a ceusurabiphiu
been established uver the cable ar Ice.
A Had Habit.
Mre tlumwhuoper John, juuhavea
vary annoying habit of aayiug " What's
tfcatf ' whenever ou aro apokeu to. Cao't
je Wttk yourself ol it?
Mr, Cltuawfeooper (re)4lng- a
'rmliifn. fin IT. H. Rnml..
Hills 01 otntr llank.
Fractional paper currency, ulckf Kami
CfflllS
gpMle
umi lenuer norm.
IM441 95
I7i n
m am on
lK.t 00
lO.MH l
I.M M
in
M0 110
S.i iwimor ihhoti
mnplion fund wttn II. S. Treamircr
ifi rr cent, clrctiiakloii)
iu m
17.TD0 no
isn 00
Total : Moai.a"
I.IAHIUT1KH.
Caltal Mock paid In TJ.000 00
Snrfliifroml... 00
UndlrltMnrynt. HJM
National itaincnorwouiHanaiitK
lamooo
u'nji'u)oKpcC.'.' in,s m
SJKS 40
Diiet6 8tat.llankaandlMtik.ra mt
DlytdmifU nit
lrMllvlflnali1fi
Ciller's ehpek. onUtanOJDfi
I'uetootner rtauonai iianju.
,.a.TOjTt9
Totl
State of rHNKvi.vANiA,
GOCT OFOAHHON.
I, Jno.T. Heminel, OatilotUialT-niml
nank.dosoleninlvswearUiMU.alxmantnaetit
Is true to the bmt o my knowlMie M MUX.
JnnK T. Hriimrl OMUhK.
Sulucrtlwil and aworn lo lfor inethl. Uth
.lay ol Hay, 1M.
OOmiWTT ATtMT!
1! V. Ilnrmnn.
A. J.llUaUKU, W)ltectrl.
J. II. ZBMrf .
May art h. IM.
-Executor's Sale
OF VEUT VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY !
Th unttrlinieil Executor of the Estate. of
TOVNHlIIIJ Garbon county, Pa., ulll expose to
public saie ou me premises wu
SATURDAY MAY 27, 1893
.i i ivr tt iv. ttip follow-
1)I.A( K 1UIRSK. about elKlit years
old, an excellent last horse penccily
HAY JIOItHK. an excellent saddle horse, and
! "....1!.Yi:.;; rf.i,. , nvi'HAY lltlltHHabout
8-ieais oldnftood worker, and can be drhenin
" ' .. Ilh i ..(.., ttdttV. 1 Flitter.
actunacr or ;.B". rV
nation, kohI at new, load cart, new llant two
aealed Vprliw lton. cultivator, two hum plow.
, i'.iiIkt nP IIAHNK.8S I set ol double
cainnoharneM, 2sctjot slnale carriage har
ness. 1 set ot heiwy double harness, 3 Itv nets,
a.lrap.oIDellj, lotot blankets, traees, chains,
torks. sliovels, achMlies, lumber, aud other
articles too nuineious to nieullon,
Terms and coiulllinns will be made known al
lime ana place oi suio oy
AUSTIN HOVER, Executor,
Welssxit, May0,l.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OP VEItV VALUABLE
Hc:tB S3itie I
Kyviilneot an order of the Orphans' Court
ot tlarbon county, there will I e exposed to Pub.
lie naie, on tne premise, m rnt.i ...a.
Uarbon tJounty, Pa., ou
SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd '93
THE BAZAAR,
729 Hamilton St.,
ALLENTOWN, PENN'A.
(Lntoly occu)ied by HItlncr,
Hunsioker & Co.)
SrKCtAL SALE of 1ml wmllirr goods
tills week.
100 plete Summer Clialllei t'rm and
Tinted ground pretty figures In larce
and small de4lD9 at S cents per jard.
400 pieces Summer ninzliahis, light and
medium, grand, brlglit, sliowy, stjlltli,
plahl ami strlpas, 6 1-2 otnts, rtdneed
from 8 rents; al 8 cents, reduced from
10 cents! at lOcents, reduced from 12,1-S
and 15 cents to close out a largfi purchase
100 down Ladles' Bibbed. Vests, sold b)
competitors at 10 cents, our price this
week, 5 cents.
100 down Uulanndrled Shirts, treble front
and back, linen bosom and cuffs, patent
gussets, this Is a superior made shirt,
aud Is sold bj competllors at 50 cents;
our price this week, 30 cents, Ask to
see Ibfin.
150 dozen Ladles' Shirt Waists, In Calicos,
Percales, Irlsb Lawns, Salines, White
Lawns, some trimmed In colore, all well
made and good fitting, 36 cents up to
$2.00. Look our line through,
CAPES! CAPES!
JACKETS ! JACKETS !
If you want a Ladles' Cape or a Ladles'
Reefer we can suit you. Our stock Is In
fair shape and we will sell you any gar
merit that may suit you 40 per cent less
than the selling price.
Storm Serges are In gteat demand. See
our line of Nary, Black, Mjrlle and Brown
light and medlum,welghls.
SILKS! SILKS!
China Silks, Surahs, Faille, Dros drain
and many other novelties at reduced prices.
Veltetecn and Silk Velvets to match all
Liess Onods at 10 cents to tl 8S per yard.
nt ONE o'clock p. In, the folloyltif , demlled
Kealltate. late the properly otJUHN (I. I' Itlii
dee'd. to-lt All that certain tract or piece i ot
land, situated In Franklin Township, Carbon
county, Pit., bounded and described as follows
to-wlt. llcnlnnlni! at a stone thence by land of
William Krmerer north aSVi degrees east 21 per.
cbes to a stone , thence by the same south IS dp-
grees. easi i. perciifs m su.uw .iir.no j i.
same hoi th M decrees east 20 perches to a stone
thence by land of 1'aul thick north Wi degrees
onttU perches 1" aw hue oak tree, thence by
tbo same north sukj degrees, east 43 perches to
astone, Ibence liylhesanie north m decrees,
anal 91 ..r.-liA tOl.utone. ttietlCO bV UlldS laie
of, I. audi) Iaury, south Mi, degrees, westcs
perches to a pine knot ; thence by the same
smith t degrees, west 8S ierches to the place of
begluuing Loniauiuig
31 ACRES
ana 120 i-errhes, strict nieanre. The IniproTe
mentstliereoncontlNt otaTWOHTOItY FitAMK
anil other necessan- outl.uildii.fis.
Terms and conditions til be. inatle Known at
time and place of sale, by
AUSTIN KOVKIt, Administrator,
e Ms poll nay um.isyj.
A MAKVEI.tUS CUltE.
Opera TIouso Rlook,
M. F. Morrisey
M. J. Hartzell,
DEALER IN AIL KIN1IS DP
HARHE55 !
Whips, Fly Netts, Robes
Blankets,
Aud everything else usiinlly kept lu
first class store of this kiucl.
REPAIRING
Of nil kinds attended to neatly, cheap.
It nnd nromntlr. Special attention
paid to the manufacture of Harness
to order.
STORE IHILEDCKEL'SI BLOCK.
tDRl-ORB CLRKI.
KOCTU BK1HLE1IEM, Fl
Mr. tleorne Kundzen, reeldlna at Ho. 413
KtMtinti ntret. South llethlinein. nllOite
dangliter' limbs and body were drannallout
oi siiape, ana tne neim ui nerumos wasieu away
was entirely belplee. She could not walk a
step nor stand on her llmbi If held by the body.
She bad seen treated, by a number ol different
doctorslbut all;medical 11 raiment failed. They
IwmriiTiTTiiiiBf iifiitif f i I - . ,
1 4 nr.R CCBED.)
look Iter to Dr. Ikmer,tbe fneclalUt. and under
ishe now i healthy
his treatnielit Iter liuibM auu bodv became
levtiysiraiKiit anu ttroni
rone.
and can run or ualklui any oo.lo the great
asiouunii.eiii vi me (Hirruie uuu uiK"wr.
Am cine Is nelwme to call ftlid se the eblkl
the parents will gUtdly Infoim them ot the truth
oi ii..uonuenu,ci
sutD iMHIilenelu
No. 413 Mechanic Mi eel,
Reading R. R. System,
Lehigh Valley Division.
Anthraoite Coal used exclusively
insuring cleanliuftss and comfort.
Arrangeinert of I'astenger
Trains.
Scitxput-K in Effect
Hay 14, 1808.
THAIS LISAVK LK11IOIITON
For Newark and Kew York o. T.w, and .
a iu sai. Lflift a.al n. iu.
Pur ktanuuka Chunk aad IMvlder. 7.ts
Mb, m. Mi.; uun, aim ..wp w.
For Laiaibntvul. and . nentoa MB tad
1.U a.lu.: auo u.w vt p. w.
UK, AMMU.Hi IMHU'
ii.is a, lu ,
fi.xi d m.
or riiluuetuMa and poinu south Ifa, a.43,
Par feuaMiunon. CaUaaual
letwa, and KaMofi, ft. 'JO, f.
'i.w, . S7. a.i, a.ci auu
p. m
7.U. H and ll.M a. w . w and S.J1
. m.
Fol
s., and 6.2 ujn
ForKMdlngandltarrlabuni IMI.M audit.u
Lao-
far Dowmiru, LekKb Gap, Cn.rry1ord.
rvV VVhlLe TlkU. Cooky, and Itokjuida
m, ii.it a. dm lam .!, Ixi, s. and tM p.uu
ror aiauenuniiPK .. t.m, vjvmmi njm a.m. .
i.M.gjg.t.w.a.io.T.a.sjo nt.
For WeaUierly and Uaiieiou e ;, T.ts M and
ll.JDi.lii.; 1.10, i. 10. T JO, 1IJ6 p.m.
For Uataaaoi Cily. Hbeuaadoiai and Aahbuid
.T,i4a...aiaiidii.soajB., .. Me & t.u p.n.
For ml fjarwei aosi BuaMomu t.s ana
1.0 k. 111. : S 10 n. u.
Pw rutuvlue in. 7.M, i.ts, ut 11.13 and ll.tt
a. w., 1.1a, 1U11K T.ia tun
. itdiu 11. ran. nun
u aud 11J0 a. in : 4.1a.
For FtUHsn aud L & 11. Junrt., t.. Ma, aad
REBER'S'
Drug
Store.
Celery and CafTeno-Brouiide.;
We have it fresh.
Good for Headache, Sick Stomacli
and Nervousness.
By the doee or,you osn take it
home: 2fio., 50o and 11.00 bottles with
handy dose cup.
We lisve other remedies for.head
ache too. There Is more tlian one
kind ot headache and how some do
snffer.
Sunday School Bibles and other
Bibles.
Moral and Religious Books.
Fine Stationery.
goucp'riitjgtoi'o
IiF.IIiailTON.
Notice to Trespassers
All persons are hereby forbid Impastlne
on tbe grounds 01 me undersigned located
In Franklin Township Uarbon county, l'a.
for anr purpose. All persons round ire
paulne on these preml.es after the date of
this notice villi be dealt with according
to the law.
Mne. E. II. HAflN,
Maf , 1883-nO' Franklin Twp., r,
JOSEPH S. FISHER
niSTniCT ATTOBNBV,
Offlw Oodiit IlDuse DniLuiNA,
Uauch Chunk, Vx
All buslneM promptly atlenJeJ lo.
THE VALLEY HOUSE,
E. W. OLAUSS, - Proprietor,
opr. u v. DEroT.
EaoaltrAt aceotat3o4Lka for permanent
and trao4eal cuitii. Tbe liar it atockad
with Pineal Liquor, ana Qttr.
keibure and ticraftton
.la MO, aud uM .
il.ao a.u.; 2 JA, 4.10, mo. aod p, m.
Vvr Tuntuutniioci. t, onu u.w a.
LIOaDd IIM D.M.
Fur ltbaa aud Ueaeva T.U, ll..a. iu.; MM
For Havre. IUm-ImOm, Bufakt, Ntacara ralU
and lae Weal J aau,; lUtfaad llrp. iu.
rw biiuira mm turn n m h Bviiuitca Bi
l.iv ti iu.
bUNDAV TKAINS.
Pur New York ldU and ll.Ua.ui. , I Jl. M7
aud 31 u ui
Fur fhliadeiubla 4vo 6.& TJW a. m.: bi, 6.17
and b 31 p in
l-oi kaatuu and luteruindlate KUUotu, (Lite.
r,t ii i j a in , uttu.SJU, a.if,tui aud9LMi(.M.
rni MuiH 1. 1 auuk i-iSi, 1 1 , jo, ii.ja.tti., M,
&.W, v.ut aud w.ao p. m
rut bchmurk m o.w a iu. . v.di aun d.ji p. m.
fur Ualetoo H.M aud 11 w,.m and n wp.ta.
ror Matiauu Oltj aud ahruiuidoati 9 a, UM
a. ut.
Kor ruttaIlle at a M u m .
For Wbtte Uaveu, HilkeHiirre, I'lUalon,
tTunkUauuoek.Towaiiiia. Ure, llhava, (leurta,
Ailburu. Klnilra, ibtvltf tT, BuHalo, Niattara
fail and tlie Wtjl ll a m i Jt. and U jb p m
Kur tiil tiler baitkuUr Uiquirt: ol AkvuU lui
llluf XabltiH
FRANK P. DIEIIL
Practical Horse Sboer ad MMW
All kind, of work lo tbks Hne axacuUxl
proaipuy and at lb nvoat rMHiaU prtcM
Patronage solicited and aaUsfaeuon guar-
ante!, twop tm nomw bthkit, anov
tbe Carbon lloua.
GLOTHIUG- I
Our Spring line of Clothing is now
oomplete and roinprising the Latest
Stjles lor
Men's,
Boys'
and Youths'.
Our efforts to sell the host Clothing for
the Lowest Prices nre becoming fippreciatetl
nnd we show you the lnrguct stook to se
lect Irani.
Don't BuTlUntil You'Sce What We Haw.
mm
New Bee HiveJftg
anm
ALLENTO WN ,P A .
E. G. ZESJST
Lehighton, Pa
Baby Coaches ! !
Vc liayo cm
in all the ;
New Styles
and at
Hew Prices.
Come, See and be Convinced
Our usual Handsome
Line of Furniture at the
Lowest Vices.
Henry Schwartz's,
First street, Lehighton.
BARGAINS
-TN-
893 SPRING 1893
Wearereadr for the Snrlns Hetison In
the
Dress G o ocls
DEPARTMENT.
Ne-r Goods,
Now Shades,
Ncvr Styles.
All open ami waiting your Inspection
Shades anil styles so charming that you
can't help to ailmlre them. We bare them
In greater variety than von crer laid eyes
on outside of Philadelphia' and New York,
As to prices thev are right they're at the
bottom tound. Wrlle, for samples and
compare them with other goods. Hamein
ber the place we refer te Is
"Hunsicker's
Corner 8th and Hamilton Sts.
Refreshing,
Cool,
Pleasant.
-IS OUR-
SODA WATER
AND OUR-
Pncumntic Tiic Wheels from
$00 up to $90.
Cushion Tire Wheels from $P,0
up to $60.
Full hall-hearing, all-around
Jsoys velocipedes, $2.50 up.
High Wheel Lawn Mower,
iv in,, fcv.yii; ivj in., $3 50;
14 in., $3.76.
Bed. SpriiiL's, sold everywhere
else at $5, jou can buy from
me at 2.fju, and the 5 Cotton
Top Mattress at $2.76; at these
prices everybody can sleep on
springs.
ifik the Daris. Standard.
White and Dotnestie Sewing
Machine Agents what they
want for a 6-drawer. oak case.
then come and buy the same
lrom me at $30. The White
Cottnge, 7-drawei , oak case, at
$25 lays them all out.
Don't behumbuetred 1 Everv
Washer has a cuarantee on the
lid, with the Vandererift Man-
ufacturing Company 'e signature.
nit; uiurnei, is mil oi irnsil. ijur
price for Round or Square is $5.
ringers, from 81.50 upward.
Organs from $25 umvard.
Pianos, $150 and upward.
My prices on Hay Rakes.
Mowers, Binders, Pumps,
Cement, etc., are lower than
elsewhere. Come and be con
vinced.
Yours respectfully,
A. F. SNYDER,
Near Lehigh Bridge,
Weissport, Penn'a.
Capes and Coats.
We are offering bargains in Capes and Coats to close them otit
634 Hamilton St., Allentown.
UJq-
EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
bll 7' fHllS,
$26,292,980.56.
THE
IQCITABLH B&CIKTT
HOLD
' A LA BO at K iVRTLVt,
XtilV WHlTKa
X LIRQES IMN VAL IllCODie
A durance andS 1&ni '
1801 A t.AROKR AMOUNT OF 1BUI,
1BS0RAMCK IN TORCH
$323,118,33l VaVuIiToa- $39l054,943
assuiianci: ix i ouci: januaiev i,
1,070 Death Claims Paid In 1891, $8,048,1 B2,72.
For Kates and further information address,
- W. P. LONG, Spscial Aaent Lenisiilfli, Perni'a.
If You are Wise You Will Buy
AND ALL YEDICLES FROM
HENRY GHRSTMAN
Two car tonds of new vehicles just received. Our Pi ices on
all goods rre the lowest. Don t buy until you see me.
-KOCH & SHANKWEILER'S -
Sprii Display of Qoalily aatl Eleaeiei Id
MEN'S : YOUTHS' : AND : CHILDREN'S
GLdOTHING!
Tf I K Gretk)t vihlws ever ofTrrwl fur tit nony. Htuidredi ol dfllj;isxJ ci:HonMri who
vuHMWt Mftiuiuoiu EHurt una wpii our iiMiniHUUie una lurgw aaMiriin(ii)i aurnig iocwm ia
weki, require no srvnAvr mntt thul uur Uwk U greater tma prices oHr tliati em before.
Our Men h HniU. fipotl and SIMI-h Knock about Suit for IS. KMt
and Sen .citable HulH (or fw, fiwhiunable Bu&iueM Hulu for H 80
Hih- Hf Ik Mixed Hnlts lor iiu and 1 12. Sly Hii 8prtnc lu tar fl
tiitd $ih, ttittidtmiiitj Black lres Huits lu Httck auo Cutaway Onau
mr v. fiv, vi.', ip auu vis.
Meo'i and Bor Worktnu PanU 0er 20Wlr In many new attd
diift-rfitt iwltcrn1 fr 76p., & , and 1 a pair Mrony Uulmt Caw.
B) Knee I'ltnti, iwo patr at sir,, 36c aud (Me. Ritra Valuea.
Kj.riiiK and unniifr Tnderwear. tlray aud Wl.lte Mttrlnpa at 2tV
niiUi Frt-iieu Bttlbi atMeauiove, Ktue quality Cuwraud
Whltf Mt-rluo t Fiuf Woolf u ruderwaar. Jr. Jftr'YtireiU
aauiurj Utidt-iwer. Norfulk aud New Brutwwlek Uuderwear.
, MtUo llu)!' rioiblnK RoukI) and Tumble School SulU for 11 .
Htlisli bliiKl"4 uud IMtible Suit, 4 U U yeara, Iur II.A0 aud ft
LUiUMilue aii- n uui mnu , tuiu w; rwr nruiu rHiiUa,wwu
pair of paiitH aud a bat tr fa Jvnvy and Zuuave Hulta, Veatw
E. H. CimiSTMAiX
CONTKACTOR f. AND :: BUILDER,
EMlDiatee oo All Kinds of Iltilldlogs
clwerfully furliUlwl.
All Kind of Building Material
at vkbv lowest riucas.
April w ty.
O. (i H&MtM K, Ufucrl lkts.-ritbrr Agrui.
Plitladflpbt Pa
A U. NONNkMK HtM. AmL (
M-uiter Aaeut. Bouth fieUilenvui. fa
Hay 14. . ly
Uip Wlr uf out
, Huie tiruwn Nurrr) aiuck, N) Prout bliai
itir f l)Ui Halary and euv paid,
. V Mr T Smitli fV Oeue.a Nurwij
utim l'a 1 bsteitbed Iwt Out ol the LanteM Old?I Ev
ibitkiiea aaa eH-ktioii Aanenti m urn
uited lutaa.
raBiBSnHI
4HmM warn
WaUsIh uud Itlousi- W untt
Futt Black Iahix Hoae 6c a pair
and aftf Wortuu Mdrta; Fairf Black
ioru. -' iuir loi .v , W'.rkiiiauuin'a naif fTuaa. a pair for Jte,
dried Niiikft Klurti fur 1. MacblDtoebM auu Ilubber t'wata.
flla mid WalkluK n, New i otured ttorderad 1.1uhi Hand
, hid utorea, ureaa nirtiauu riu umu
bid Oolliin aud Cm
lAnreat and lUcbeat asrtinjrnt In tb U.
liaifu lu Bowtad AacotN, l'nur-4u !.
IHe "IVriUMi'' and "Aprun" Mearfa. tat
half Moat.
Iundi
llmbrr
kerchi-!-
llwt' unun auu 'eiiu
Now NturknaMr The
tnili lit-HUUful I
l..tf uiirl 'fvi k MirlL Ilka
uteftthuMiiui-r Ijiwu aud Pluue Neckwear. Ibuuui TttHeHw. IHf
.-.m Hecawear naa uoeuai
.s.r u i. iit uonuitr. ituiiuanin. Wi kbuw a lane attd taaU
uliicouitei, Wblprorda, Clay WiutedteloU, AffcMm tal
H ide Wale Hultliuta and Trouaerluga luaeiieiH hmmamm JW
hv and Meltou rirvoatlURa fur Uprtux-
Itortlceablc Buiiues h uu tu Haaaun. WilUi myltai tfeotcb Statu
to taeaaure, U U. Faahiaualikf HpriMtf KuJla for U aad tl.
Arlabt rkamliiuiloa win couviuce you of ou FlM WorkaMMMp
k.i. iHlnuuiui auu m i- ut iu mhw wwnwiua nniwiiH,
You dm Be GoonotutoU Hr Buying Wiutt You Ned fur Sprtug From
KOCH &8HANKWEILER,
Lutttl and FinesI CtotbiB Home id tbe Valley.
Hotel Allen Building, Centre Square, ALLENTOWN, PA
We do M Jo!) Print.!! at Um Fpil Prices.
ICE CREAM.
We are prepared to serve
yoii every tlay with the finest
flavored Soda and Cream.
Families, Parties and Festi
vals supplied at short notice an
at lowest prices.
. K. CULTON
Opposite Part, LehiEbton.
Wall Paper.
From (IheaD Illauks to Finn 0 1 1 1 ami
Tressed Tapers. Also, felts an J Inns.iln
Willi uanusooie rreizes.
PICTURE ROD .dND COVE,
-Window Shades
ready to hang, or put up to order.
Paint, Oil, Varnish
(.lass, BruliM. r.lnllnr an
rianglnp, bv competlleiit "ni.ikine
(.art of the county
Books, (Stationery and Fane.y
Goods, always a large stok a
Luckenbach's
Cl Broadway, Mauch Chunk,
g ,
If you want to be In lime and In f cket
Good IblDKS go qulcklt.aml piocrastlnat.
hie pnrekasers liaye only tbemseles to
blame. If they are compelled to be con
tent wllh second class choices. Come
quickly to our large Uurpet and Curtain
Display al
801 HAMILTON STREET,
Allentown. Pa-
Aprl- sm
PAINTING
A
PAPER HANGING,
AND
For a Thorough Training lit
BUSINESS or SHORTHAND,
ft will puy yu to visit the
AMERICAN BUSINESS Cofe.
L'hntke Square, Allentown, Pa.
Tlie most Thorough, Kest Kegulated. arid
PlueM Kqulpid Uonimeri'UI TraiuluK Heliuol
In Toiisylvaaia.
Qt BHPAItATR
IT",.,.- CoumrmT
fJlgUt S1UK.10K.
Maat fraetleal Ooursr. at Honest Rate..
Between 900 aud 400 Htudenl. aniiu.ll)
Studeuu assisted lo uului; uosilluis. Vend
tor catalogue r at amo.
O O DOliNKV, Prln.
EC-PlMMe meiuMau tin. paurr. s--n
PRANTZ,
The South End Jeweler.
no YOU WANT
W'ntches, Searf Pins, Clocks,
Watch Chains. Necklaces,
Gold Pencils, Knr Rings,
Rings, Bracelets, Silverware,
Society limblems, ll'atch
ClmrniB.
Ton ran buy tueiu aud wany owe at wir
l'ooular Htore imi i auftwaj;.
Repairing
in all Its krauchM earsiullv attMuiad to al
low orlM.
Wilson Fntz,
TIIK SOUTH KKD JKWI.EH,
Bankway, ....... Lehighton.
Owen Relirig,
Corner Second and Iron Streets.
U'e have severed our connec
tion with Mr. 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 that )0u may need and we
also hope for a fair share of your
patronage. llre will continue
on our headquarters for wall
papers, orders.Curtains.Paints
and Supplies, all kinds of
Stationety .c, and will kindly
solict your patronage.
Owen Relirig.
plose's Old Htand.
llre handle all the Daily and
Weekly Newspapers, Periodi
cal b,M aga zines, Fashion Books
nnd A'tory Papers, and we
Deliver them promptly at your
store, residence or office. Do
you get n paper 1 If not please
try us. Besides the news bureau
we have a fine assortment of
Cigars. Tobacco. (MecticnerY.
. Frails. Mis. Toys and Fancy Goods
At tbe very Lowest Cash l'rices
Ice Cream !
THE BEST QUALM. TfiUIT FLAVORS.
We have a cozy parlor and will treat
you courtei usly Pleaj.0 (all.
T. J. BRETNEY,
Mose's Old Ktand, - First Street
Now is Your Time!
20
Building Lots For Sale !
Don't wiiU ht 'e at oik i
aud buy one of thee Itnuililully
located InU. You will be sur
prised at the vi w they afford
and the prire will lie sure to
plea&e nu. N" i rouble to how
vou around. ' 'all on either
A I SNYDSB,
or R. J, HONUEN,
Sut WeUtportr
Ml aBns nt sm a
Entirely
VEGETABLE
AND
A SURE
CURE
GOSTIVENESS
Dlllousnoss, Dyspopsla.
Indigestions Dloonsoo of
tho Kldnoys.TorpId Llvor
nhoutnatlsm, Dlzzlnosa,
8lck Hoadaclio, Loss of
Appotlto, Jaundice, Erup
Uona nnd Skin Dlaoaaes.
Mm 2&o. t statu, hit y all taioUU,
Mill. jailuM a LSU. rrsa . larKuwa. ll
to ssasai ;
Bold by W. P. Biiry