Has a larger circulation than Hoy oilier Uowspaper printed In Carbon oounty. Con sequently it in the bnt medium for adrer Users. Our new columns, sparkle with the oooutrencea of the day -olern, spicy, interesting, bright and Independent. Our editorials are original anil will be worth reading on account of their spirit which Is independent of putstde dictation. Out price is one dollar a year. Just you try It Is a specialty at our Job Printing Orris. , In Snyder's Iilook, cast side oC the XQlft llrldge. Envelopes, Note and LetWr Paper, Phamplets, Order Hooks, Vouchers, Toifs and all kinds of Pio Nlo, Horse and Kale. . -Ullls, We do all work neatly, cheaply aid "" cleanly. Do yoa need anything to this line? then oall aud see us, or writ us a postal card and we will be at your servles. "INDEPENDENT" "LIVE AND ' LET LIVE." VOL XXI. No. 39 llRIJIML CHEif CASHSTOliE There arc no middle men in L.ur shoe business : we buy from first hands and thereby save at least 25 per cent winch tne buy er gets the benefit of. We rep resent the largest shoe manufac turer in the East, ana have tne pxciusive sun; ui uiuu romc .me for this section, from the baby's to the ladies' finest shoes, from youths' to men's finest bIiocs. For price, workmanship, style, quality and fit they are un. equaled. Lawn Tennis Shoes are lower than elsewhere. Outing and Negligee Shirts and Boys' Shirt Waifsts in all the Intest colorings the prices have been very low to move them quickly. One of the finest assortment of suspenders ever shown lias been placed on sale at prices teat will astonish. Ladies', Misses and Children's Hosiery, all the latest styles, in cluding red and tan. Handkerchiefs for everybody, from lc. to the finest silk. Mourning Handkerchiefs for ladies and gentlemen. A Bnrgnin 1 1 dozen Spools of Cotton for 10 cents. J. T. NUSBAUM, rust Street, between South ana Plum Streets, LehlKhton. Pa. HALF-CENT A WORD. Advertisements under tills head At a half-cent a word each Insertion. Thl Is llio cheapest and beat Advertising medium out. II yon have hiij- uuuK to sen or rem try im rneau AuvermmK. Advertisements roust he paid In advance. DK8ALK- A dark bay Stallion, sixteen ami a hu.lt hands lilirli. twelve enrn old. iwrftrt- ly sara and sound In every particulars will he Hoiacheapiorca.su, Apply to ueorge t , mirk, Hast Weiss itort. a. 12-i'in "POK HALE The Itoyal Palace KUte, one of the heat saloon and restaurant 8 bind In town In offered (or sale. (UtWactory reasons Khen lor Sfllinic. Apply to W.J. Ititter, proprietor, on in premises, - ell! tip Hon Apply to Thlrdntreet. Lchluhtou. "CHJK8ALK -In Jamestown a lot 54x23.1 fee Apply to w, ft ixmif, Leiiitmon. A BAUBEIlfiHoriocatedln rood nelRhhor hood, will be sold at reasonahr price. Two I'UHira, nice rtrom, Apply io n.u4 uumpuciii East Wei si port. FRED DOUGUCSsTaROUSED. Th. Closed Orator H.huk.e Atteek iu Ule Rao. Chicaoo, Ang. 10. Old Frit Douglass, th. solersd orator, was greatly wrought up yestorday la th. suffrage OQngrass by Stephen D. Week., professor of Trinity collage, K. O., who road a paper on asgr. suffrage In th. south. The profwur aaldi "Negro suffraga li a fsllnrs. It nut re main a (allure ao long as It Is bat an ally of tha whits rote. Kegro aen.fnlaatl.n means th. destruction; of property, rula ana DaQKruptor." Douglass, who was op. the platform, arose and made a inlpasAioBsa repl$. "You are not afraid of negro domination,1' n. saia. skating bis can. at th. Mofessar. "Th. negro can n.ver rule this country. us would t outrot.d Br th. stair mill' Ions of whites and .T.rwh.lmed Br rodr superior lnt.Ulgenos. Thtr. Is a. oppo sition to the negro la taes.urb uattl h. si. ires tans. Bo Lag as a. is ignorant aaa asy on. disturbs htm. It at as.lres to become a lawyer or k dooter h. at ne. bscomss an upstart." 1'rofess.r Weeks mais a. reply. STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS Closing Quotations of lit Now York and I'tiiiaiioipnia r;ioiiftng;. New Yon. Auk, 9. Tho market ontmed with aresolatottrofssslon&l attaak on Dtioet. which rapidly dtelined. It ended with aipcvdy rocorcry. viotihg Dids: Uhlgh Valley... 81 W. N V, A Pju i)i rsDnsyiTanuu.... w it n. T. com.,, IteatllDf .... 13 II, & li. T. rrf SL PiuU.- 63 Erie 11 Keadlas a-, m. is... fills N. V. Cc Dtral.- W Headlnt let pf 5a. . 22i West fclhore..... SOU Reading id pf 6s... II LaU Erie A 1SH tteauiutiaki pr u.. is jsew Jersey uen- n M. Vi.N,L. . Wi Del. & Hudson -110 General Markvta, New York. Autr. 9. State and wester a flour quiet, weak; low extr.is, $l.9V3vt.tf; city mills Dstents. I4.25aiivt: fair to fancy. rUMlUS: Mluneeota clear, $.ANi3; patents, ti.W( suuernne, iiiojjjm; cuy mini, siti.iu winter wheata, lewtrradM, Sl.WV patent a, tA4tJ,l; stralghte. $-i.-m&U ry mixtures, $2.90 t&Uo, One, 1 T (aXAVi Koutheru quiet, easy; common to fair extra, t.M 1,10; good to choh extra, $1 tli. Kye flour firm, qntet; euwiane. lXLt.aa. Uct mo.lfrate.y active. stead ri Ausntt.MUat.;c.i.-pUmWr. tWA6Hlic.l December. I January, 7:.; May. 8ifraflI4C Itre pnmlnal; western, IWo. Corn flrto, quiet: Au.'tiM. 4sitl4e.; Koptem- 4j(4v gsu, niiit uirt nrinar, au-fc-u t AHc i SfptembrlL-4tJ',.;tate,a4Hai3r4c. wtsteru. viUliHc 1'iilUADKiPHiA. Auif. tt.-llecT dull.steadyi itra tnrii, ;iT a.': tnUl, JlOgjlx. pork steady, quiet, uew um, til aUtfiift, lrd flrm tn steam rendered, 5c. llntter flrmeri New York dairy. lfiOAJHc -t wvotern do., 14Q l.'c i Kllas, XIH0.1 Xevr York creamery, Z1Q JflVgro (western do..lQ4p.'Ubc.i Imitation cream ry. 141to. t'beete quiet, llrm; New York laue white, Mi&ar-I do. colored, VH-. do. small, WiilUe.) part skims, i full skims, Initio Kfgt steady, fair itemaud New York aud Pennsylvania. lo.; wtrn, IfiOiAo, lULTiMoaa. Aug. 9. FiourdulU unrbange4. Wheat steady. Corn lnai ttve, higher! white com, by aaniple, ; ollow do., ioH W 60c Oats quUu Rro dnll. Hey strong; goo4 to t hotco timothy, b.A&'3 C otton numlnalf inlddllnr Kio. Provitlona Quiet, unekaaged. Butter firmer; ereamvry. faui y, 0c.i do., fair to choloo, lwtto.; do, InilUtion, 18o.; ladle, fanny, laa . do good to choice, 1&$1Tc,; stort packed, lea. Xggs steady at 10. Live Stork ftlttiket. East I.iathTT, Pa-, Aug v.- (Jatlle steadyi crime, $L604.dAf good, )iQ( lii mmmon to fmlr. M.auaa.6-'. fat ooea&4 bulls, ItSA; freelt f mt, 1A) to $k. Hoa Urmr;! medium and kght weight. j.WJii.';th,tretne heavy, aits. Sheep dull; prliue a(.4'e4.0(i go4. II C4.3fc oommon to f .ir. iiQXi laiabs. a3.6QiB bS&l vealoalvea, 3A heavy aad tain. a0Ue.M, WALP'S KAGLE STORE. VS lu'fi few wonls we ilelre to mil ltf to your iiotloo b very Important fct. It U tills. Wo lutve as t3f large and fine a line of (rwi.ml I8 'tore good, at you will llnd any. tST where. Co.oie ami ae u, let u show you our Roods and tell you what our prices are. We deliver goods anywhere imrmptly Mid "i without extra olMrtfe whatever JU to the puroliaser. Itout pay his; Jt& prices but ooms aud aoe Ha jf Robert Walp, HAVE YOU READ THE ADVOCATE THIS WEEK ? THE MRS."SHiWrai'L Tho Alleged Poisoner of Her Son races a Jury. OTHER 0HAE0E3 AGAINST HER It Is Alleged by Dsm Itnmor That She Was Roeponslble for the Death of Her llnsband and the Attempted 1'otsonlng of II er DnugtiterluIaw. TnENTOiT.Auir.0. .Mrs. MattloC Plmnn, tba Princeton woman who la riccuRtcl of bavins poisoned John P. Slianu. herJ yearnjld on, to recover about W.tOO, the amount of three fnturnuce policies mi his life, which poIlcieH have Wn paid by the Insurance companies nfter nn lnvatl(?a tlon. was placed on trial in the county court here yesterday, before Judge Abbett. At a crime, ic committed uy ner, tuis woman atands unparolleled for Atrocity la the criminal annuls of the state. Itoo cured at their home In Princeton on the 18th of April lat. The coroner's innup't. which followed shortly upon the death of tho young man, developed the fact that he had been slowly done to death; that bichloride of mercury MM. MATTIK SHAKX had been ued to gradually Bap his vitality; and that after he was dead and many tonened rumor began to discuss her part In the horrible tragedy, the body was dis emboweled In order that all traces of the poison used toklll htm might be destroyed. 8o strongly did the circumstances sur rounding these fearful deeds point to tha youth's mother as their perpetrator, that the coroner made a formal accusation of murder aaatntit her, and she was arrested and put In jail. Mrs. bnann's husband, breaeric: bnann, died last November underpecullar circum stances, and Princeton people have not hesitated to express tha belief.that she robbed htm of his Ufa. An attempt was made five years ago to poison her daughter-in-law, Airs. Harry Bhann, who drank lemonade out of a bowl, In the bottom of which were afterwards found traces of pans green. She bad swal lowed only a little of the water, however, and soon recovered from the effects. This crime, too, has been laid at her door by rumor. When the entire panel of jurors sum moned for the term had been examined the twelfth man was secured, and the Jury for Mrs. Sbann's trial was completed. Six are farmers and two salesmen. The foreman is a barber. A grocer, a black smith and a retired merchant constitute the remainder of the list. Criminal Charge Against Cordage Officials New York, Aug. 10. Police Justice Grady Issued summonses against J. Id Water bury, F. M. Fulton, Sr., O. Weaver Loper and F. T, Wall to appear in the Jefferson Market court next Monday morning in answer to charges of perjury aud violation of the statutes relating to corporations. The four persons against whom these charges are made were officers and large stockholders of the National Cordage company. These criminal pro ceedings were Instituted by E. D. Balch, a stockholder of the company, who Is also connected with the John Good Cordage aud Machine compauy. Tho Perslau Theater Cloiod. Chicago, Aug. 7. Director General Davis ordered the Persian theater on the Midway Plalsance closed because the dancing there is not In harmony with the American code of morals. Manager Debbas refused to close bis show until the Columbian guards appeared. The cause of the action was the habit of having the girls dance entirely nude after midulght for the benefit of private parties, who paid liberally for the "show," Treasurer Danfortli's lllg llorVow. New York, Aug. 10. It U wild that an unsecured loan of $50,000 had been made to Elliot Danforth, the treasurer of the state of New York, jjy the Madison Square bank, which suspended ytwtenlay. In con nection with this personal loan Ao Dan forth It Is worth noting that the bank held mono, of the state's money, deposited there by Mr. Dauforth. The deposits in lu the bank amount! lo two,0J0, ICi-Pretldent llarrUoas Contln a Tanpor, DENVEB, Aug. 10. home weeks age fine looking old man, ni'arlr bO years of age, with snow white hair und beard, ap- pliea to tne county (Mimmitonera lor atq aad was t.ent to the county poor farm. where he still te mains. The old man gave his name as William Harrison, and salt) he was a first cousin of the ex-ureeldent. The old gentleman's statement has been confirmed. WUer Waaldu't b WMIocapptd. Wheeling, W Va., Aug. 10. White capseutto J. F Wiler'a boauling honse to tar and feather him becane he had nqt obeyed au order to leae Hie country. WUer flred ou the crowd. Killing Howell Beck ner and probably fatally wounding 'i nomas ioj ue. w Her surrendered. Number of renalonera huiponded Washington, Aug. 10. Upon Inquiry at the peuslou ofllce it is learned thav up to date mere bare been (UTS nenious sus pended whloli were granted under the aot oi J uue sfi, 1WM, the average balng 110 dally, I'hll Ariuitur (til t'urehasa. Chu auo, Aug lu - I'htlip Armour yea terday bouiii vuu,uxt gold in Kurope for lmmtdfat importation This kookitb be the lirat purcha-? in tl'ia kind ever mcde by a purtny couimorctai house. IlONtll tf AlllWlml alvUkllle). WAiRiNL.n', A iv 10.- JUar Admiral Thorn Urn A j.siktH- dt-l at Ida residence in tbi oit. ui .uaure last uigUt, agou i. AMBth.r Cnife Tru.t. New Yottt, Auk II. The Mrdss. man- ufaeturlna inurr.ir th. L'nltd Slat.., eutshl. of iboaa mrawd la tk. A'alieaal Oordas;. company, mw at th. .OlMot tua Jonu Mooa iferdag. aompa.r far the pur pes. ef formiaji Cnnl. ManufaMunrs' trust. Saiiis twenty companies are repr peaivu, H.U.IHK iu i.ui., at caa .ran ofioo, ana th. Filler, ot f kll.d.lpkl., l. terMis. a somaim. .1 live wa. ap pointed to devise plans and report at a future ra.etlog. Oar Ham... Sll.l.l.r t. li. BLp!...4. WisHlKQTOH, Aitf. 1. Celoael B. H. Bojd, tbe United Stale, minister te Mast, baa not tender! at. resignation t. to. prevalent as a reault ( the ublkatl.a oi a personal leitor tyblel) be wreL Mr. Hoi dermaa, oiprossiug views la laa Si. we, situation In if J uadipl.msal. leogaagt and reflecting on ftecretsry dreebara. While Colonel Hoyd will not We a.ked t. reelgn. It la understood kls Laura f oltte. will b. mad. to end by the aapotntanent at a suceoaeor. A Thl.wls, M.t.l 01. N.SV.J. ATLIKTIC ClTT. K J.,A1- lA-WIUUw Most, algal oik at th. OrUatal hotel Uok. Imlo tko oat. In that hM at an early hexir In tne usetaiaa and ewared 11. w0 Ul saoaey aad eaSoaolea. Be at- lemMMQ to Mean, wttk Wis We.tr. Wat was e.ptured aa k was ktardutg ulo. All NEWSY OCCURREiXCES. I.OUAI. MATTKHR OV MOHK Oil I.KSS lMl'OHTANOK. tTliat Has Occnrrd in thl.Cltr Imrlnir th. M'o.k rMtlnenttj Kpltmuli.d Uy Our Special lt.pvn.r,. Grain Cradles for M.00 at the Le high Coal &. Hardware Co., Limited, north First street. George a youngson of W. G. Miller, of Second street, had a narrow escape from drowning ou last Friday. The little fellow pulled a tub of water over on top of him, but escaped with a severe ducking. young child of Jostali Moitzler, of Third street, swallowed a pin one day recoutly. Fortunately It was ab slracted by the mother and outside of a bad scare the little one Is alright. The Lchlghtou Hosiery Mill, em ploying about llfty girls, has shut down Indelluitoly. Sell &. Co., the popular south end liveryman, have added a handsome pair of gray horbos to their live stock. The Qrm now have nine head of good, sound horses, Neighbors and friends sympathize with David Snyder and wife In the death of their infant child. Interment was made on Saturday. Price watohos, silver and gold at fi ll. Hold's, Mauch Chunk. Heautlful new silvor goods lu every imaginable Shape, and design Is now exhibited by E. It. Hold, the Mauch Chunk Joweler. What Is the use of much talk. Our large stock of men's and boys' suits must bo sold regardless of cost. We offer you men's suits at (0, t8, and $10, worth double the money,- Boys' suits from 75o up at tho One Trice Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk. Frank Woiulaud was elected a dele gate to the FireniBii's State Convention ot Uutler, next month to represout Le high Fire Co., No.l, of this town. W. S. Ileuuinger Is the alternate, John II. Konns hat uilttvil a line new safe to his office furniture The Haymakers of Allcutowu will picnic lu Llndermau's heautlful grove in this town during the latter part of this month. Read John H. Koon's new adver tisement. Mr. Koons will mako a spe cialty of fine bottled liquors and Mil waukee beer. On Sunday evening Itev. A. M' Mehrkani, of Columbia, will preach in Trinity Lutheran church this city. All are cordially Invited. The members of the Lutheran nud Reformed Sunday schools will enjoy their annual picnic at Glen Onoko on next Wednesday, Mrs. Mary Arner, relict of the late David Arner, has been suffering for some with a severe attack of rheuma tism. She is somewhat Improved now to tho joy of her many friends. Mrs Arner is 84 years of age. Prettiest collection of fine gold rings studded with the most popular gems In the market at K. II. Hold's, auch Chunk Jewelry Store. School children who have left themselves grow rusty and have mis" laid their books aud slates want to hustle up these little necessary articles for our public schools will open on Monday the 29th instant. Quite a number of Lehlghton people were at the station last Satur day morning to take lu the excursion to Lnko Hopatcong, X. J when they were uetllledthat it had been postpon ed Indefinitely. There wasnekjeking. Oh. nol Hold watches for ladles and kentle- menatpalces that are very low for high grade goods at K. II. Kohl's Mauch Chunk. Don't worry about hard times when we can make you an all-wool suit to order for ?15, worth $23. Our prioos nave been cut in two on all goods for the next 30 days only at tho One Price Star Clothing Hall, opposite the C. It. It. station, llauch Chunk. We can save you lots of money by giving us a calL Fredrick Hummel rave lmH In squire Ueltz's court ou Monday to answerd the charge of f. and b. at the next term of court an oath of Mary Lcuie. otu parties are fru James. town. John Stuckloy Is the balleo in the sum of $,W, $300 bail Is the amount that Milton Harp Is under to answer before court the .harge of f. and b. preferred by EmmrEbberts, of town. Henry Wagner wentKarps bail. Frank Whltaker had William Zettlemoyer in HelU's court of justlco o Monday to answer the oharge of trespass and damage. The star-eyed goddess weighed the evldeuce and Zettlemoyer got it In the neck for $13. 97. Both parties are from Franklin township. Mrs. Ehinger and children, of Philadelphia, are gnosis of Daniel Ull. UI I lti,H..,l r..,u .,. . u uuiiu i-irsisreec The Steadmau Lente tract of land, recently purehased by them from the Valley Company, ineludes the old Hellman mid site and water power, and It la said that these facilities for manu facture will soon De taken advantage of. The laud w III be laid out In streets aud a factory of some kind will In all probability be erected that will give employment to a large number of men The Iooatiou la it moat excellent one. ' The store room In Obert'a building, lately oeeupied byExpresHtnan Hager mau, hue undergone numerous im provement during the past few week and among them has beeu the repaint ing of the building a beautiful blaek and gold. The palutlug was doue by O. F. Acker and Its etoellenee Is a great credit to the genial Frank who Is one of the best painters lu this town The store room will be oeeupied by iiosos A uro., or 'Jfeluaqua, dealers lu ready madeolothing and gents furnish ings. Mrs. A. J. Durling gave a delbriit ful lawn party last Friday evening in honor ot the Missus Howard, aooomo- liahad young Uu! Us of Stroudsburg The .Krouuds on the comer of Third aud Alum street ware bountifully ar ranged for the oooaaiou. Fauey oolored chlneoe Uu torus lit up the aooue with artistic coloring. The usual pleasures were happily indulged in and and an elegaut luucbeou was served The affair was ou of the moot pleasant aK'iiil eieiiti uf the season. All of Le bmlitiiii's popular jouug peuple were I present . Lohighton, Carbon County, Ponna. PERSONAL MENTION. A Hmnp Mint C.m.ra Catches Tho.. Who Come and do Auionft Their Prlenrt. In Mrelr r.hlKhtnn. ..Dr. C. W. Bower and wife, T.J. Selfert and sister, Miss Tillle, and W. K. ljonnlnger, were people from this place who spent last Sunday at Baylor's Lake, Monroe county. . .'Squire Charles Green and family, of Little Gap, were In town over Sun day.. Mr. Greenwas recently appointed postmaster at Little Gap. ..Miss Stella Sellers, of Slatlngton and Miss Gackenbach, of Allehtown, are visitors at the residence of Robert Ruppand family on Third street. . .Robert Rupp, of Third street, was ou a pleasure to Allenfown this week. ..Horace Randenbush, of Wilkes barre, Is In town vlsltlnghis parents. ..Mrs. Love Hughes, of New York City, accompnuled by Mrs. Wllloughby Kern, of Slatlngton, were guests of Mrs. Thos. E. Morthlmer, ou Uankway, Wednesday. ..Miss Mary Bachmau, an accom, pllshed young lady of Lynuvllle, Pa. is visiting Miss Annabel Brokate,on Carbon street. ..Miss Alice Kunsickor, of Lizard Creek, spent Kie past week very pleas- auuy, with O. F. Acker und family on South street. ..Tohius Buss, a third ward Demo crat, was In Now York City last Thurs day seeing his brother sufoly olf for uermauy, ..Will and Frank Obert, Dr. J. G, MrurJioUert Heberliug und Chas. E Brlukmau will be uLehiKhtou paity to me norms nan; Chicago bomelime next mouth. ..Miss Ella Eckert, of Bethlehem; visueu i-uiiip Miller nud wife, on Third street, last Saturday. ..Mls.es May and Pricilla Dobiusom of Gertie Weiss, of Jeddo, spent lust Friday wath UliS Kate Arner. . .Mrs. William llotrord has returned from a delightful visit of leveral weeks among f rlemls at White lluyeu Weuth orly aud Wllkesbarre. . .D. J. Kibtler, of the Excliauir Hotel. is home from two weeks sight seeing ut me v orld's Fair, Chicago. ..Miss Emma Wuudt, of Allcutowu, was the nueal of friends in town this week, ..Rev. Henry Holler, of Weatherly, where he is pastor of the Evungalical Congregation, was lu towu this week calling ou friends, .. George F. Huntziuger, of Summit Hill, wus lu towu on Monday and dropped in to see us. George is a Democratic Candidate for Couuty Com. mlssouer aud Intends to get it if hard work counts. ..Will Weisel and family, of Phila delphia, are visiting Mrs. Augoline lleherliug on Second street. ..Heury Soberer aud wife, of Phlla deiphla; Mrs. Kohler, of Allentowu, Mrs. Feustermacher.of Brooklyn, N.V and Mrs. Seifert, of Laury's, were guests of Phaou Strauss and wife on Second street, last week. ..Milton Trainer, of East on, was a well kuown visitor In towu this week. ..Valentine Schwartz, one of this town's best citizens, will leave on Sat urday for a trip to St, Louis, Mo., and Chicago, ..Granville Clauss, Quint Arner, Charles Bowman and Charles Hauk returnod on lost Thursday from Say. lor's Lake where they had spent over two weeks in Hae full enjoyment of camp life. ..Mrs. John E. Seidle and Mifs Laura Seidle, of town, are visiting L. P. Steck anb family, at Rock Glen, Pa. ..A jolly huckleberrying party on the Broad Mountain Wednesday were Charles Euzlan, Bert Eberts, Misses Alice Mautz, Carrie E. Peters and Sadie Peters. ..Mrs. E. A. Horn and children, former residents, but now of Philadel phia, nre visiting relatives and friends In town. ..John Alspach, of Manch Chunk was In town Tuosddy. . .John Berkonstock, of thej Eagle Brewery, Alleuto wn. acfnmnnnlorl John II. Koon's, Lehlghtons popular uquor neaier, on a trip through the tho lower end of Carbon and parts of Northampton and Lehigh counties, this week. ..Jaco Bum, of Nosquehonlng, was In town ever Sunday, the guest of the genial Tobias Buss, of the third ward. Mr. Buss will be a candidate for Coun ty Commissioner at the Deruorratio County Convention ou September ith- ..I. S. Koch, Press Koch, James Venser and Charles Chrlstman will return Saturday from Big Pond, near Albrightsville, where they have been fishing for a week. ..Missis Annie Beer and Cassia - . nrfEe "coompauied by Henry Stuber huu jienry nicnolas were flahlnv air,.. Henry Nicholas were fishing aloiin- Pine Run last week. Mr. William G. Anthony, of Parrv. ville, was oloeing digits with friends lu tewn on Monday. Mr. Anthony has bis eye on the nomination for Countv commissioner on the Kemibllnan ticket. He Is an old soldier and a de serving Republican and his party should honor him In this nomination. Councilman Hiram Straup has made numerous improvement-! to his Second Street residence ami he now has one of the ooaieat homes in town. Big reduction in lwbr oooolias at J. L. Gabel's. Wludow aud door soreens at J. L. (label's. -lee oream rreeswre at Gabol'. First street. Everything to be found lu a well kept Jewelry store, oan be had at the Mauob Chunk Jewelry Store of B. K Hold. A good 10-lneh Lawn Mower for $486 at the Lehigh Goal 4 Hardware Limited, north First street. Pure Park Groan at lowest mio' at Uabel's. . -Elegant new Jewelry, ohojoa, dalntr daeigui oan now be see at K. li. Hohl1., mauon uiutm. Great variety of rubber how for sale at lowest prioes at Gabel's. Fine teams for all purposes at the South Eud Livery. II K Kreidler claims thai be sella the i.i work fur Wm money thau any of the otlisi s aud be will pruts It. Oi ask the public to im.i i, uj couipsung uis earelleut s'ot-k aud low figures, with ibai uf ultutr itoakrs MAHOMNO. Miss Clarn Xander, of Phlladelphi, s visltlug her father. A suprise party in honor of Kdwln Hontr. was held on Friday. Miss Sourl E. Keioor, of Cutasuqna, is at nome on a visit. Tilmau GeorgeV'Circus" exhibited at New Mahoniug last Saturday evening uu tne auth, Kate Hontr. aud Will- lam Blllig were married. About $200 were cleurod by the lesuvai wlilch was held at St. John' Church ou July 20th. Grant Strauss of Lausford, spout ounuay m tue Vulley. David Balllet and O. E. Seidle left for Chicago ou Monday to visit the fair. A new bell, manufactured by the Buckeyfe Bell Co., Ohio, was put luto the steeple of St. John's Church last week. Ou Suuday by a vote of the congregation, the bell was accepted. i ne teachers examination for this township was held at Plasant Corner ou jsiouuay. xne class numbered seventeen, of whom eleven were grant ed certificates. Tho following teachers were appointed for the ensuing term: Normal Sauare. Miss Martha T. Rltlar Pfeasant, Cdrner, Miss Anua M. Keiser; New Mahoniug, Oscar Zlmmermau; Ktrauss' valley, Milton Strauss: Oak Grove, A. W. Fenstmacherj Horn's Al fred Smith: Lopp's. J. M. Fetherolf. Nishollow, W. K. Hardlnger; Beaver Run, W. E. FennorjSendePsM. D. Har. dinger. The term will begin Oct. 0th; The salrles ore $27 and $30 per month. Mr. Rehrig was awardod the contract for building a uew school house at Nis hollow for $3(15. The sohool board at present of the following members; uavm i,oerts, Pres.: Thos. Rehrlrr. RonV Nathan Gumbort, Troas.j Mosos Rex, Nathan Zlmmormau and Adam Eberts- Firs at Ilackelbarnle. A fire broke out In the second stnrv front room of Eldwood II. Sherry's house at Hacklebarnie, a suburb of Mauch Chunk Monday forenoon. The neighbors hastily formed a bucket bri gade and proceeded to extinguish the flames when it was discovered that au Infant child of Mr. Sherry's was asleep m me irom room on the same floor as the fire. There was no menus of reach ing child except from the outside. Mr. Joseph Rebolt grasped the situation and quickly climbed on a new bay iviuuow wuicu was Heine added to tin house and broke in the window to the room In which the child lay asleep. As ue aia so tne names broke throuirh t)i, wooden door on the opposite side of the room. Mr. Rebolt seized the child and retreated the way he came, and none too soon, as he was severely singed, and placed the child lu Its frantlo mother's arms- The fire was finally extinguished. Loss about 8130. No insurance Exchange. TKAC11K11S EXAMINATION. Tlie Carbon County Teachers Kininiimlnn. will be held as follows. furnace Behoof, for Franklin Township, Aut Stony Opelc far li.n t shlp.Auiu.ti2. All applicants must be etamlned In the ,lf. trict In which they Intend to teach. No cerUlr cate will be granted to any person under slx' een jears of age. Examinations begin at half- past eluiiL Directors are heortlrv lmlte.1 tn attend the examinations. A. S. lieisel, (Jo. Sunt. Ice Cream 85c Per (lallon. Picnlo und festival commltteos will llnd it tu their advantage to buy ice cream from B. IC Cnltou, Lehlghton, who sells tho very best article at the low price of 83 cents per gallon. Private families supplied at $1.00. per gallou paoked and delivered. When you need Ice cream don't fail to call and Bee Culton. Clieapaud Oootl Ice Cream, Committees for picnic, festivals and parties will do well to consult C. H. Nusbaum, Wetssport, when they buy Icecr.am. He sells a most excellent article at the low price of S3 cents per gallou. Dont forget to see him. 8w Oor School Hoard, At a regular meeting of the school board at the residence of President Wm, MoCormiok,ou Second street all members were present. The principle busiuess transacted was the election of a teacher to fill the vacancy caused by the declination of Miss Rattle ' Koons. SUss Rose was advanced to the former's school and Miss Aggie Hauk was ad vanced to Misa Rose's school. Miss Helen Carpenter was elected to the school from which Miss Hauk was ad vanced. Miss Carpenter last year taught at Welssport. Her homo lslu Bloomsburg, Pa. Bids were also re celved for ten oars of pea and six cars of chestnut coal from J. L. Gabel, W. Penn Long and the Lehigh Coal 4 Hardware Co. The contract was fur nished to the latter compauy there be ing a difference of seventy-eight oents lu the bids of Mr. Gabel and the L. C. Si II. C, whose bid was lowest The question of employing au assistant In musloand drawing was also discussed at length. An adjourned meeting will be held on next Tuesday evenlug. LiHio.HTOK's borough oounoll have made a decided move tu the direction of progress. At their last meeting a motion was adopted for the framing of an ordinance directing at hereafter all grading and opening of streets in the borough shall-be done by contract. That's business, with a big B, Kreidler has a uew wrinkle aoaln . ho give a whip with his new buggies und sometimes ne sens a wtilp and gives a buggy. Full line of lugrain and DciiasoJa earpete at Henry Soli war ta's. Kreidler Is the cause of low prices en Carriages, lluaflW de. Therefore too ought to patronise him. Examine bis not! sloek, iou can and man be suited. Just make it a point to see David Hubert when you want a team for bual n or pleasure. Lowest prises. A 60 dollar note or lO&s will give you a top uum' aad a carriage whip at KreldWi All kinds of books aud flue station ry at LuokeuUaoh'a, Uauofa Chunk. See the large stock of watouss at E. II. Ilobl's, Mauoh Chuuk Jewelry Store. II. R. Krsidlsr at WsImdoh has at pres ent lbs Boast lot of carriage, ever .ahlb itad io Carbon county. Prices ranging trot i $60 to $160. Wedding aud engagement rings at E. II. Hold's, Maui'h Chunk Jewelry bture August 12 L893 LARGEST $1.00 PAPER IN WEISSPOKT AND AROUND. srirv if a.ri'iiniNtis niilKii.v kpitii. Mtzi:ii. The IIoIiik. ot the Week Iiitorleadeil With I'er.onal Mentions, Paul Kresgp, of Stomlersvlllo, was a well kuown Democrat in towu on 1 ue&day. Nathan Snyder did busiuess at Allentowu this week. John K. Leutr., of the enterprising llrm of Kramer aud Lentz, Is building au additiou to the rear of his cozy east side residence. Jeremiah Sourwiue, of Slatlngton, called ou Welssport frieuds last Satur day. A large number of people from this neighborhood attended the funeral of the late Jouus Arner ut i.illport last Tuesday. A. F. Snyder and wife aud Miss Mary Snyder will lenvo for the World's Fair, Chicago, on the 19th of this month They will spend several weeks In sight seeing. Theodore Doll, of town, conductor on a Valley freight, fell from a freight car down at East Penn Junctlot. last Saturday and sustained severe ingorles. He was brought home by his son. Mr- Doll recently moved here from White Haven, Helios been on the rood a quarter of a century. Ducan MacGrt Kor.editor and publlsb. er of "The Plain Speaker" ot Huzleton, Pa., will lecture lu the Welssport Evan gelical church ou Friday eve, nt 730 o'clock. Subject, "The Bible, Home, undlleaveu." All are Invited. Lecture free. .Services In the Evangelical Church on Suuday by the pastor, B. H. Miller, at 10 A. M. In German and 7:30 P. M. in the English language. Sunday School at 2 P.M. All aro invited. During the absonce of Francis Solt, Bert Gomery, of Lehlghton, has harge of a delivory wagon on Laury's bread route. Jacob Straussberger, Francis Solt Ulysesses Kresge, Irvin Krejge aud Francis Kresge spent fonr days this week at Long Pond, up In Luzerne Couuty where they angling for mem bers ot the finny tribe. The funeral of Wilbur Marsh on last Thusday afternoou wa largely at tended. Tho pall bearers wero Clyde Wills, Guy Zern, Harry Rlckert, John O'Rourke, Howard. Aruer and Lance Koons. Revs. Creitz, Miller aud Long- acre olllclated. Frank Laury Is greatly Improving his property on White street by laying a flue flag stone pavemeut. The stones are the Columbia flagging and are furnlshod by Brlnkman Bros., Lehlgh ton. Owen Boyer has laid a pavement of the same quality of stone along his property over in Franklin. Harry Rickort, a salesman in Louay's general store, last week pur chased a One bay riding horse from his father, The animal Is a beauty. -J. A. Phillips, dealer in plauos and organs, Is driving a new bay horse. Charley W. Lentz, of East Mauch Chunk, was apolitical visitor in towu ou Tuesday. Charley wants the Demo cratic nomination for register and re corder and he Isn't sparing any time 111 button holing the leaders In the towns aud townships in this end of tl(e couuty. -Our old frieud ulyseis Kresge. of Pitt&ton, was a familiar figure ou our streets this week. Mr. Kresge ut one time was a merchant here, doing a large boot and shoe business, but dls posed of his business to the late Daniel Graver. The members of tho Lutheran Suu day School will plculo at Glen Ouoko on Thursday next, The members of the Lutheran school of Long Run aud .ortu Welssport will participate with the Welssport school ou this occasion. Mrs. Isabella Becker, an aged aud highly estemed resident of Cherryville died at hor home in that ulace on last Monday after a few days illuess with paralysis. Deceased was the mothtr of William Becker, of Unlou nill. John S. Miller has aboutcompleted important improvements on the interi or of his residence. The ordinance adopted by the borough council granting the Pa. Tele phone Compauy the right of way through this tolvn Is published in this week's Issue of the Cabdos Advocate. -Hon. Charles I. Becker, of Norrls- town, was In town Tuesday, the guest of Hou. William Biery. Mr. Becker was unseated by Taggart in a Republic an house, notwithstanding that he bad a clear majority over his opponent. A company of gentlemen will give Weissport u water supply in three months time if the borough oouncll will give them an order for lire hyd rants. A two horse team of Tom Sloyers backed over Union Hill, Tuesday aud fell a distance of fifty feet, at a point nearO'Brlans lock. The horses for tuuatslv ware uninjured. Herbert Krum spent last week with the family of J. p. Snyder, at Mouutalu Top. To improve their eleotrlo light sys tem the Carbon County Improvement Co., will place a 100 h. p. engine tu their bulldlug. A vacancy exists iu the principal- ship of the Franklin Independent dis trict eohool through the resignation of Prof. Wannomaker who has accepted the prinolpal.hlp of the puhllu sohools at Stroudsburg. A meeting of the school board. was held on Monday eve nlng but the directors eould reach no agreement lu the election of new can didates, The corner stone of Welssport'. new Lutheran Church was laid it Sunday with aaremouies of the most impressive older. The too ruing ser vices whs attended by a large oonoourse of people and Rev. J. il. Kuder, of Le bighton offloUted. The aftarnnnn vtuss likewise were largely attended and tbe dUeourse was delivered by Rev. Waoker tingle, of Alloc town, and tbe ev.ulug services were conducted by He A It Horn, of Allentown. Lars ool lections were UfU.1 ui different services. Amoug the oon. tents of tbe eoruer atoue were a silver quarter, a testiment, bible, ooples of tbe Cabson Advocatk aud Lehlghton Press, a bottle of wine, a catechism, so H heu tbe uew edifice is ouuipletod it will be a y and pleasant piece of wurship MZAItlt CItKKIC VAI.I.l-.V, The public schools October 0th. will open Miss Emma McFarlitnd, of Lausford spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents aud friends. James Yonser and wifn. nf Itnumimc.- town, were the guests of Chas. Rehrig on Suuday. Adam Oroen and wife, of Lehigh county, were visiting at the residence of Wm. Ross. Joseph Freebv was overtaken by visitors ou Sunday last amongst them were Tilgliniau Selmppel aud wife, Chas. Barrel aud family, Henry Frohu heiseraud familv. ami films 1.V....J lielser. Our jolly John Rnhriv. whlls In il.o act of riding a bicycle tho other Sunday upset ana htm himself badly. nausmau's Little Show was ou ox- hlbltlonatEa,tPeuuouMondy even- Ing. Quite u number of peo.de were In attendance and some appeared to feel satisfied with the performauces. MlssAnuleE.Heltitzelmnn.nf aii. llausmau's Little Show was on ex town, the only child of E. 8. Heintzel- man spent hor vaeatiou with relatives and friends Iu the Valley. Miss Helntzelman left for Allentown on Sunday. The Harvest Festival will l,u .-,,1 brated by the I'ennsyille congregation on Sunday next, services at 10 a m - , vwua, VglMIUU on Sunday next, services at 10 a, m., itev. uremig wlU officiate. All are cordially Invited to attend. Charles Glnder and family spent bunday with his parents James Peters and John Rehrig wore to Slatlngton on Tuosday. Mm. fi ir Mrs. C. H. Nlmsnri m ,lnl,, .. . uw.uH "li-Jl nnM nf Tj.lilrrl.tn., m.. . ..v UUU.H.,WU u(, iucsuity. H.dwin bteigernnlt and wife of NIs Hollow, were the guests of their son, , 1A SI.J....!! ' On account of the farmers not being so busy aud weather favorable, the Ben Salem Suudav sdmnl r,lnm nn Saturday last was attended very largo- Ing several hymns bv th anl.nni a,i! dresses by prominent speakers were tl..n ..!. a . . ., . . then made. Amongst them was Mr. A H. Glnder, a recent graduate of Palati nate College, Myerstown. Following a collection for the benefit of the Sundav Sohool was taken. The Liberty Cornet Band, of Andreas, furulshod tho music Band, of Andreas, furuishod tho mimic ior tne occaslou. The teachers exaimnatlnn for East Penn ou Tuesday last. Eight applicants wore examined by Supt Belsel. five Worn nilt-nAucfnl t M....tn lug certificates, three were rejected; xue toiiowing were employed as teachers sor the rtlfferniir thd Township J. S. Brobst, J. R. Stelger walt and T. W. Stelgerwalt with prof estonal certificates. ,Mlaa.Tn0H kii,. erwalt, Miss Mary Warlow of Summit uiu, miss Kiech of Lausford tmd Miss Tranb of Parryvllle. (COM.MUMICATKD, Th. President Judcc.hlii. It may be of some Inlnret ... th readers to reproduce the following reso lution or endorsement of Hon. W. M, Ransher udonted .Tnlv SnH. ifiQT i.-ti.,' - . 4 , J Uemocracy of Carbon couuty for a higher ofllce than that of President Judge, to-wll; Resolved, That we, tho County Com mittee of the Democracy of Carbon llnnntw .inlr. J--, . V ,w"i ior i-iio purpose of electing delegates to the State Cou- Jfu.tl?ot!-,to,be.ueI'1 at Allentowu, Aug. .list, 18S7, do hereby lustruct the dele gates olocted this day to use all honor able means in their power to secure the ti' of Hon. W. M. Rapsher, of "..uuuijiut u uuge oi tue oupreme Court, beoiuse we repose speciul con- ll.lnnnn in In., nl.n- Ik. .'l f,i.. . : iivtei-, auuity unu learning, aud we present hlni to the ku.uu.c.L.jr v. m.a Kioaioommouweaitn as a strong man, whom we have good FAnsnn In !al!,.a .I.- , : .-"o uinwvs woutu heartily support at the polls. IN A f Ky LINKS. Short Bqulbs In aud Arround Carbon County Dialled Up for Our Headers. John Noasah. a lAlmrnp amnlnvoil It, No.3 colliery at Lausford, met with a violent death Thursday evening. He accidentally fell down u sln.tn u. o, breaker, and before he could be rescued was smothered to death iu the coal. Banks townshln schnnl Imnni ,in meet next Saturday evening in the Jeanesville sohool house when all ar rangements for tbe ensulnir lorn. whioh will opeu on August 21st will be complete. Coxe Bros. A Co. Imvo niimimi i. Buck Mountain workings from James Mcuiuiy.ror 810,000. Not muoh coal Is left in the workings, but it will nr. nevertheless. The Uuiou Sundav School nf I!l Creek will plculo iu Cfmrle Tiroi. bach's grove on tho I2th. Tbe St. John's Reformed SnnJ.. School of Millport, will linlH h,,. annual picnic in Harleman's beautiful grove ou Saturday, Aug. 2Gth., The ally invites all to Ttakl part" on that day. Refreshments will be furnished on the ground by the frm nt itinn I ..uueuueu. .uu ooiuuiitiee oorui , i , , luimsLeu Griff Irt'SSit Baudot Tlttee. will rlAh;h:n,nXu".". SiaP '" iu uuuttsiuu. nnDniiniT nnnmi.tnTi lJUIlUUijn UnlJinAH iH, l An ordinance crantltiLT Hia n.,.a..i . m i , " ""i"JI yauia lelephone Comnany ti,-1 hlfhUVsoTthTWrouBbSw ivirl lu ..III. ..,.. -i ' t'.-. wiro-t- MS I maybe uecessarv for nnmliusUiiL. Its busiuess. .SM?t.'.. !f ."acted, etc. That ner- Ii.H''".T'rWJ.M fuicSSrtlo?. , 7,.., T i.r. n. i ,7iVr i ,,. ; Jj, luase ana I ' riuiTll Tk.. "iTr' ".?!Bl,,T?a- . I -- " . , " ai'.n u. erevtw I nnd.rUesurrTl.lnn.ilibeuiimlUMoiiiillT. -'"--- . .... ... -.n. .iim, U ereittAfl I afsptsaiaij.rauin. Tlul tie said tiuiuln, I .Iwll bun ..- " c -r- .wi ..ic ersciea ana u. , . 'lr5,r.,u er"ctod and eon- XZllT.JftJ?. " WM." wiidtictM or LIIH U irotlaVII lllltttsi TK . S IL'.. 1 .T . V r 'r " m iuaKe sucn l 'iZZ rtuZZL 1 r.oaa,r,mu,uue3 a;ra reauletkiii?.. Bettlonlll That It I. In-reby esssal uouer.UKi snd screed iietaeen ih n!ii nsats liliune rliiui'li lliiLLLh1.! XllS'VSW..?!1!: SnMilsd by luruit-r are uUu iu wilsMeratlon el le Utter aareelut lor KmU II. oessneTind assUrus, thai uwa the .aid Horouah ui w.7 PeniS si.7.d ih.-ai.d o..,rv1r wni,.,r tXS" 'ASVZ Ui. burough aloreaaid .j..r,rar';:, d.fL?Al,u.VU4'Di 1!"ltluiiiiiat Mil ton KaiKHA A.uPrui.i,ErTZ11' ave j ot coiinou. THE COUNTY. Mh- ; SECRET SOCIETY DOINGS, Pocletr I'ld-tllte of Interest to the Mem ber. of the Fraternltr. Secret societies! In neoil nf mmnh. nalla, flags, banners, uniform.. t. should consult II. V. Morthlmer, Jr., whorcpreseuUoneofthelarirMtflrm. aud Importers, manufacturers and dealors in this country before purchas- nig eisewuere. A grand re-uulon nf f l, rv,l!, nnrt Commuudlrles Kulghts of the Golden Eagle of the Lehigh Valloy will bo hold at Laury's on Sent 8. Extensive ore. paratlons are being made to make it one of the most enjoyable affairs ever held iu this section of th. ,it. p. Sir Knight should attend. ' Norman Commandry. 135. Knlirhta ... M..t... .... .". .'. "",KUM , luwu' couierred the Black "woe on 22 Sir Knights on Tuesday "V""? A deleMa 'm Mauch was present and assisted In tne work' After ' convocation a ban- luet was served nt tho Mansion Hons,. '" Mlu6 ,lo',t 1IoBJ's nest style. Tlle Uaventlon of Knights of 0oI(lou E'o delegates and reuuion of Cast,e'1 "U1 Commanderles from Mont- ITumorV. flurbu rI.A.n- T ,.)... . ., -. t uiioawi, jeuign ana Bucks counties, to be held In Pntt.. ou "rdav, August 2(5, will be by K od,, ono ot tho most elaborate town ou Saturdav. Aiimct ..in i.- , , - ..in uo Mnnffnd.1anhnArn.-b . . tvents of the kind ever held In that part of the State. Tho terrltnr i. torestod contains 72 Castles and 8 Com anuories. 'the nroorumma nmvUa. for a coa,reution of three delegates from t'astle or Commaudery, at 10 a. m. There will be ade at 11 15 u. m. In which uumormm Castles and Commanderlos will partici pat?: W' P' VouuK wl" e Chief Mar- Shall. BurgeSS Evans will wnlnnma tl.a v'sltors in a" address at Sauatoga Park a'r. olock lu tho afternoon and there wl" b0 "ddrosses of respouce by J. D, VarneS tirimd Master of ier ""d aud otuers. Vliiting Commanderles "f" "K',B8- la H competitive drill at loJOp.m.. and a nnmnllmonluM. l,.ill lasting from 8 to 11:30 p. m., will close' the festivities. The National Band ihe fJstlTltles- The National Band and tho N al'oual Orchestra will f urulsh musl during the afternoon aud even lug- PrlzeS will bo awarded as follows: First to the best drilled Commandery. ?.V): second, to the Iartrast equippca Commaudery, $23; third, to largest Castle. 30: fmirtli. tn ci.tio displaying the most handsome banner iu paraue. S20; fifth, to tho Commaud ery ranking secoiid in the competitive drill, gold K.G.E emblem. No Com maudery will bo awarded more than one prize and the Pottstowu organizations win not compete. The twentv-eiffht annual hmslnn nf tho State Camp P. O. S. of A., will be held at Chester. commencltiLT TiiAsdav August 23, aud as the time draws near candidates for State Camp officers are becomtng quite numerous. The follow ing have thus far announced them- selves:For State President, F. O. Hob son, of Camp No. 207. Iron IlrhWuml Major R, M. Reed, of Camp No. 301, Philadelphia; for State vice president, l: ju. &icKee,or Camp No. 3, Allegheny II. F. Kuohlea, of Camp No. 212, Scran ton, aud II. E. Bitter, of Camp No. 373. Liverpool; for State master of forms; Wm, F, Frautz. of Camn Nn. grl.un.. State Treasure, Irwin S Smith of Camp 89, Reading, aud State Secretary Wm. Weaud, of Ounip No. 77, Philadelphia, will each be candidates for re-election, Wilks-iiarre. Eostou and Allenfmvn will each make u btrontr flVht fne n, State Camp sessions of 1304. Tho annual couveutlou of the Jr.n U, A. M.of Pennsylvania, will be held lu Johustowu iu September, and on tue Autu uay of that mouth the annual parade will take nlace. The nn liVAntlnr, will be lu session four days aud twelve hundred delegates are expected. One of the imiiortant coutests at the ran. veatlon will be the election of a repre sentative to the national convention. the following prizes will be nl,l on the day of the parade: First prize To the Council having the lannst num ber ot members In line. Sannnd nri To the Council making tho lluest ap pearance lu lino. Third prize To the Council coming the longest dhtauco. Fourth prize To tho Council having largest percentage of members In the parade. A prize will also be id run in the Commandery maklug the lluest ap- pearuuee in tue paraile. One of the Important feature nf tha mc.il,,.. ..in be the election of National Representa tives ana a oiaie vice Councillor, the candidates are A. D. Wilkin, Victor G. Reed, W. S. Davis aud Robt. W. Crane, W. S. Davis hails from Johnstown and is a member of General Custer Council 200, aud according to present Indlou lions nis ouauis of winulug aie verj good. He was representative to the Z,.r, T rePresenttlv to the Btttt0 ""cU eTer since 1887, and was the originator nf Mm A1plKnivrVa..nnti .. , , , ' - 1 the originator of he Advisory Council 0Il;aml)rla oounty, and has been Its unrAturvAvAe it. i. 1 ... .BHuintiiuu.BQg lauorers, employed principally In . i ss i h r tXASl r na tuuinarHAii n m r.". "" "ju'"i-uiiuev-amoria county uoun- .ujjjmri. ui me principal offlrn. mil n.n. at n,. i 1 1 I ....... " . .uu tnwiu. UIOIU 1. ... ...... , . . n. . . . I posessa. all IhA nn.llirllnn. ..uu...... i I ., .m wwww- i fully till i.lu ni... . I KiaUlar'. oaltu, 1 . ,. with l.r.l,M ... .." ".: "nd several liunmwu. k-rl,llr Ai.rU. ,1,. I, !...., . . sNuiiiueu. nr., .!,.. ... ... , , . .. " ' A-euija Valley. lis Has now some thirty wasons for lie is daily selling and adding to hit ttbek. o xtu v, hi. hswaniifMt nn. i ' " " - - . IV S sjum-jo, jump km "hltethspell, piano boxes, buckboards, -i-ss. 41! via fad ., uut, KUOU -BhllohM Cur, the great Cough Und ftmin Rnr. I. In ..-a-, In , . 7 . . uom.uu 1 "oket kloe oouluius twenty-flve doses uly SO". Children love It. Hold I.. DruiUlists. . , A sugat dish owusd by Mr. I. K Hn.it use b, ber T " . ' Tear- Mv6 Iiaah nan nn. Iu r.,ru.wl..l through th. po.tom .n m th. French Territory In the little villajza of t'l.vtnn tn,l i " 1ht "n "boss uult,U welgut la 3000 pounds - -. . .uv NUIIIUHIIIVuwi.. ,iu,.i,uM .iwaiUKU.,, $i.OO a Year in Advano ON THE RAILROAD nninp mbxtiom ota vrREhi's ui. INOS ON TUE KAIL. Short rararrapha That Will k. at Interest to the Ka'llr.ad liars. JChalrman Hughes, of the press mmlttee' "Presenting the Lehigh emPIo7es. gave the following ut tue comer- enoe with the KcadlugofllclBlsat Beth- . m.', . . . A Jf tl3faotory settlement was readied th8. """"nlttes and Mr. Voorhees luud1aJ-- WhUetlte men were not "" "T"'"?, ey Bru0 that the uaTe received all that could ba reasonably expected at this T '. . " cousiaerauon ins crlDDled condlt on nf II, T?..ll P " " . " - a .1 . in T V " ""T1 lr? llnT, T6. Lit rilh , n i h ' reat vantage to the employes." t A Peculiar sounding locomotive whistle has been ottractlng the atteu- tlou of manj Poopla hereabouts reosnt- ,y' 11 Is Hed a chime whistle and muoh "sembles lu souud the whistles Of river ntnumavs n,lj. .!,. I r , .. r . w., boasts of this new whistle Is No. 113. of the Central Rail Ihiml nf K.w Trr... the Central Kail Road of New Jersey, ftud 11 does the shlftiug between Eastou i - -.v.. I nnil It rlnoa tl,nul.lp,t..n.i.n. o 'iml Much Chuuk. t Engineer Smith nine uj recently made 88 ml a. in oa dnutos OU the Lflhloh Vu1Ia. n n between Batavia nn.l i)..i.... T " ..uuu.OKIl UUUC- "uu, i. i ., mciudiug two stons. I II. P. Baldwin, of Now Ynrlr. u.ns..i passenger agent nf tha K.. . lyentral Rail Road, tosk a teln .... - - 'vn v IftBVI i"ui,- ui, teuigkJtLackawanna RaU Road Saturday, and mu,l. t.u several hours at Saviors Lake. It is prooauie that important Improvements will be made ut this nuraritcs the blue hills of Jfouroe County. rthe Ceutral has 10 now lnrvimnrl.i.n iu Ube. Ther areil ioki hogs and the boys say that they cannot Aney were built by Baldwin. I Glen Onoko Is nnntlnn.ll. i In l- , H.un,uK . ,.u,.u.ui mvor, ana is more exten sively patronized this season than sv.r. This is largely nwnlln,. . w .uu uumosr of Improvements made there this sea. u uy r-upt. K8ser and Supervisor Morrison, who hnvo i tt.. ii . . , cusm ot the 31en this year for the first time. -no ucni pee wee train hauled 13.000 passengers between the Glen and Mauch Chunk durlne July, which is -wv,ululolaalne same tran hgu,ed in iiuiy oi last year. tThe Pennsylvania i?uii,.. j l , . --...luuy usa is- sued orders that all shop and road men upon its entire system shalhun. til further notice, work but flye days per week, of 0 honr am, 1 uwibhu Ul 00 hours per week us heretofore. The iou assigned for this step Is that the work ou hand Is ilmmt j the work required to be dons is not suuicieni to justify the oompany In ye tainlug the present large force. By reducing the hours of labor 15 hours per week the company Is enabled to keep Is entire forua I r- .mi viajyiufa raent, ut least until dimi. tims .... biiuauou brightens up. wiuw IU. tThe Roarlh.tr TfuHt-.. r has just completed placing emergency ...nnm.orf mue post from one end of their route to the nth,.- ti,.- elevated loosely on posts set in tbe- s.uu.iu. to tne ueignt of about two and a half aud aro so IorhIaH il.nt i of a roll breakltlgalong the rood at any puiut, tuo engineer knows that at the furthest he is only half mile either nay from another rail. Hretnfnr. i- ...i --v-v mu MWl- deuU of that kind tbe nearest seotion uouse, perbapiiteu or twelve miles away, would have to be visited before a rail to replaco the broken one could bo found, often necessitating a delay ut uours, uut under the n ,llan.nE. all that is avoided. I rheGlen Pee Wee. nnli urn.. couunctor, hauled 13,000 passengers be tween the Glen aud Mauch Chunk during the mouth of July. This in cludes exourslouslsts and local patron age, but does not cover the entire traffic to tho Glen, because tk a tfUe.on also carried by regular trains as well as by the trains on the Central. Mr. Miller's train last year in July carried tThe order to i-ln il,. rkii. Valley Shops on Saturday was followed with au order directing Master Mechanic Klnsey to suspend one hund red shop hands. The order following so close ou the Saturday austmnalnn nrHor 'caused the men to be not a little gloomy Master Neohaulo Klnsey, desiring to do the best he could fur all the men, ordered au alternate suspension of one hundred men for one week. The sus. Denslon takes lu 30 manhlnUf. tn nr. peuiuro, au uiaoawiitus, uxounarymsn. and 12 from the erecting shop. Th. balance Include Dalntera: car olaanarn .. . the yard. tjij tpiyrC I 1 JjAUIlrio I Tk. ,.,.i, .Aucnn t. t. ...... Intend to see that luscious fruit Ws will In the nni-t. few wulri rAnjal. Sfinn bosketa. !Rotall dealers thrnnohnnf .tia. mkbi. win M.iiint. . h .kk,. i..i, . ... au onus win do promptly niled. J. Hesrsr, Bast Welssport. n. W tl. -I.ll.s treatment of all diseases of eye, ear. inose ana tnroai will De St ins t-.x .1,.. I tt.l 1 .. 1.1 JIhsoIiiieJy Pure Aoresm of tartar baking powder. Highest of all In leavening strsngth. Latut Unrraa Statm GovixustutT ooo Kkkmt. Royal Baklus; Powder Co, 106 Wall St, N.T. sK EKnxMffatm U
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