SITABLXSBEat 1ST.
The Carbon Advocate
rirr-tn strut satordav ar
Marry V. Morthlmor, Sr.
ttritSB-Seller's niook. North Firs Street,
W'rp"r has accepted at the teMsntoa
Fist office as Becona Cla-w Mtwr,
ItlTKRTIRlNO HATES.
Xjku and needing yo'ices to take run oil
TOT WEStf? anunotlcea. UOO.
f.jM.hurs. dances, end ell entertainments
$ a W max. moo S rWlWKS
lob jdiutlng has been done lor the same at this
'iSVaynaT.'rtlscments.nvclnchM nl 0ri
UKSfX' ?E VM when paid .Pot ; rash
mi- Titnoi noeald Tins rule will hereafter
UV ""!iri.rtisln and lob print
i,Jck"h irlvemln tWJi q ruriy.
Address ait ujuiuiuuiwi" "-
II. V. MOHTlUMEIt, Sen a.
bWiSAY7AUOUsf 20. 1803.
"'our Circulation 1484
. 1. .A1.i,n tnr MIT.
1, this " 7" h0 " 7r-.
thing It ill certainly (TO to how ?, . I
- a. 1 . .in Ihfl h(0h I
t. TAitumni iLPiora is uuvv uo u.n .
. - . . . nk.lHnnn MlnlcV I
toanueu metnoa. '
Cnssldy and ms ganK ui uu... -
Cnssldy ana o "f., ""'1 " ""7 Mil prohibiting natlonklbanks from wlth
wbo haveboen prostituting Domoorat- artwlnn dreaT.tion without a previous
k wivBlegea dorlug me past I
duzen years.
"The averace polltlcau Is such
sreat personage, It his own estimation,
at least, that he doscn't think mnoh of
consulting with or favoring the wishes
and opinions of tho party newspapers,
taking it for granted that the papers
raubt swallow any and every nauseating
fhat la Rmeared on the trcket. If
the papers have no say In making the I
tiokBt they should not he expected to
Ho the battling for nominees put on
. a- ,nrnnl ends of
jliilJa iAJ tuimvi I
wlft&h, leaders who rignt away oom-ith
to crv out "that paper is kicking
twusaV when a reputable paper de
.llna to desinnate as a gentlman some
nTn.iMiAf.flr that has unfortun I
ntel, been made the party's nominee.
On the newspaper developos tne pnn-
glpal work of electing party nominees
but reputable newspapers will no longer
"uu 'T ,V .(- dmnlT
support an unworthy nominee simply
because he Is on the party tioket.
ml., inj la ti,n i-hnlrmnn who oon-
anlUhls party papers .andbenenu by
the obvlee they give them."
A CAHU.
FisiiiMmIiODaxK.orII.or Wiisspojt.
From the full ess or the nean
mnnth snnakelh let ma therefore add I
my humble expressions of thanks and
, ,. .
sinoero appreciation for tho -numerous
kindnesses tendered myself and family
by ypur noble order during the Illness
and death of.my late husband Joseph
F. Rex. Words cannot fullj express
the hlch regard I entertain for Frank-1
lln Lodge for all things done to lighten
our trials anutriDuiation a. vue uonvu
of one whom we loved. The Insurance
of KOOO carried by Mr. Rex, was delayed
delayed. Again for this we oiler our
sincere thanks and commend your ord
er to the attention of all who are seek
ing for a Urst class benevolent bene.
flclal society, I feel much gratified
In the fcerecfiou of J..G. Zorn as guar
dian. To John D. Bertolette Post 184,
G. A. R. of Lehighton we tender that
Jiearty thanks for kindness which they
so f rooly and generously merit.
VebtTrult,
MBS. ELM IRA REX.
Hull for llent,
Pur rant. Tjiurv'a new Hall. Weiss-
port, -above the Post OOlco. Sultablo
for fairs, festivals, lodges, lectures, &a
1 wo rooms, axi anti u.iu itwi. iu
tcrlor nicely arraneod. Kates reason
able, Apply to O. W. Laury on the
premises.
HEATER MKSllUH.
John Oole nas left for Wllkes-Barre.
John was the star pitcher for the
Uowery team and will bo very muoh
missed.
Hai.kh township schools oooned On
Monday with nearly the wme corps of
teachers. A large crowd of pupils
were in attendance ut all the schools,
Miss Maggie Gallagher is visiting
friends In Jeddo.
Miss NoraDolan.of Sugar Tfotch, is
wisitiug her cuibln, Miss Jennie lJer
gun
Miss IJzzlo McCatfory, olDanvillle,I
n Loviston visitor. She is visiting her
ulster, Mrs. 11. J. Boyie,
Bloomsburg plays at Jeansvlllo on
Raturdav. Thev have arranged
series ot four games. Allentown club
plays on Saturday.
Bernard Gallagner, a seven year old
lad, fell Sunday, near his homo and
broke ins arm.
. Wm. J. Gallacher of Levlston
celved his commission as postmaster
on Wednesday. "Billy" is the right
man In the right place and will make
a good postmaster,
Miss Mary a. Gallagher, returned
home to-day from Freeland where she
visited Menus.
Misses Maggie and Bertha McBrlde
accompanied by Miss Lena Brines re
turned home from Brooklyn yesterdaj1
TliuY report a .oily time. Miss urlggs
u one of Brooklyn's accomplished
young ladies.
John McCarty of Pleasant Valley
returned nome to day, lie spent
neon among irienas nere.
P F. Mo Jarvy of Hazleton a Beaver
Meadow resident In ye olden times
was a visitor here on Wednesday.
Uiss Jennie McHugh and Miss Jennie
MoDonald, of Dusbore, two pretty
young lassies who nave bad many
admirers in town returned borne on
Tuesday.
Wlllam Council, ot Berwick street,
tboy lynx-eyed guardian of second
base for the Bowery team is lying alck
ntnts uomo.
Water is a very scarce article hereabout--.
All the collieries are badly In
need of it Carter & Co. have pumps
placed iid the mountain pumping all
the waste water from their dam to the
works. Coio &. Co. have to pump feed
water from Mud Bun swamp, a dis
tance of three and half miles from
their colliery. At Evans & Co'a. works
the same tate of affairs exists. Tbe
upper portion of town has to depend
eutirely ou the down town springs for
MiUleiit fresh water to answer house
tii.ld purposes. A week's rain would
tn- a Jud svud to the town.
Die di lugate elections for to attend
tho county convention takes place in
ll.uiUN tov. nliip ou taturday, Kept. il.
The oouveutiou comes otf at Mauch
Chunk ou Sept. 4th. The leading can-
dldatetuat liauk's will put forth for
ollioe is James M. Brealin, of this place
tor register and recorder. Air. lires-
tin ntthouirh hlH iiRrntit wei-A nbl limn
rui-iiibtits, cume here to teach in Levis -
tui about live years ago
rely a stranger, but by the
t character aud close appU-
the duties lnniujbeut upon
comparative!;
tore of hi ci
n Ik. .lotlo-i limn , utiil nnnn
turn, hi- -oou made friends and a name
for himself among people that will
i ud bis delegate to the convention.
it is Ihe tirt time in a number oi I
i h t hat liaukH towteblp haa sought
iu i ortant nuiiiinatioo suoh aa Ko-
yeui
glutei und llecrcler, and now Mr.
bl..-.!!.,, only ul tU solicitation of
u,,,-t mi..,: wii.u.
towiisnu. cn.ite.l to beoome a oan -
of nOKily
...i,a r,,.mru. nd hla
onuuatioii mi-iin-. the uomiuation of
, . .1. .
tho strungest mau lironght forward in
I Ik- louuty an.l tl,ui tire tioket will
ic -if i , not oiiU lln- lull Democratic
Mjfe, lint a largt Kp"1 lioaujvote from
tin-, t-ml in tne uu: .no uext month.
WANTED I.ESMEN,
u.,t ' litllC.
.--,.,: .arl.
iiurtery stock.
.-d-r I..MI) la Slratf.
,iiwl,lau, aliu i-onttdlUd ualy
ey us.
'xetuetTe
.v i-iiiniuMUMi or MUry, aire xi
,1 ltl.,1 lutv M-ki, wrlu- IU Al
al imm.
u.c cUeice lernnir atat BaorasUas.
hurwrysiM., lmamK,yt
through our neglect in rau.ng w naye ,.lit ef etatfe Xe "T''LTlTil
kguardlan appointed andyet not with ollni speaks In opportUan. OlheVspwbe mJJZini
Etendlugthls payment was not long w.r. mad. at tba. veata, ,!., "Jt ' Tg "A'i?
Fffl-THIIID COKGRESS
Business of a Week is the National
Legislature.
DIBOTBBIHQ TUB MONET QuTBTIOH.
needs -f Btoqasae f Ml Arlat tn
Repeal ef the tkarnaa Lav !
Yoerhees Ve-ere IWpeet, While B.
Cempt-elUr rjspberst Vakaa aa Opp
alta Tlaw.
WAanlKaTO. Ana. 18. Bat thre
Daacliea were made la the bout reslerdey.
Ttaa first, whioh was delivered by Mr.
Danlsl, ef Nsw York, wu tdrd t
rathsr emctr banebea. tbontk tba vievr
presented In faro? o( tba unconditional it
eaal ware wall azpreaaad, Tnsa eamt
Coopsr, a Democrat from Florida, and bt
immediately toon ran in me om oauu-
lion or tbe young orators oc tn nsns. us
placed himself aqnarelr la opposition t
tba free aolnaga of ellrar and in farorel
tba repeal of tba Sherman law.
Contrary to general expcctatten neltbei
the bill to allow national banks to tssu
notes to tba par valu of tbelr bonds
poltted to secure clronlaUon nor any otbei
financial measora oama np in tba senate
- - ... . I
H - .j - mar. t&i ahit new nranoauion in
ftVa. t-u.ln waa a, a m.mmI ntfmrmA
K"" - r ' g" 1
nroUbltlnl. natlonklbanks from with-
day'a notice to the comptroller ana wiin-
out the approval of the eeoretary of the
treasury, and limiting the aggregate
amount of such withdrawals ta 13,006,001
within any calendar month.
TYAflHiKOTOK, Aug. The finance eenv
mlttea of the senate creaeated yesterday a
bill to repeal the pnrehailng clause of the
Bberman Dill, ana containing a neciare-
tloa that it Is the policy of tbe govern
ment to maintain the parity between gold
and silver coins. The minority presented
a enbstttnte fixing tba numbaf ef grains
0f,nTa,. to ha contained la the-dollare,l
half dollar, quarters and dimes sasxM
"! ,
. '"",:.'?r'C"r "..ri.
ucoiDl k 101 (run. 4 o auar ivfira v
dajrwu 6
Pennsylvania,
blraUUiim, On tbrt sld ! VU
SrS'&,l2:
y. uagt. Uit. Balnea, af Raw
York, end Knglleh, ef JTew -Terser, both
Democrats, spoke Is favor repeatUg the
allvsr purchasing: elauae. AtaBlgktaea-
4IlJ, WM M,w,urf.
W-iwutatOB. Ana. ta The vetaraa
aanaKr bom Venant. Mt. aierrlll. aeen-
1; 1?.
dlseonUanlng the nttrekaa ef sflvet bat
lion. T epMoh odsnpled 4 Urtie aver aa
boor in it dellverr. The hlU wa than
laid Mil, and the etuw t tba aeoatarsMp
from weatana waa tanen a a. aiascr.
tissttpJO rg spoke against the olal
of lit. tee Mantle and atalast the ce
sUtutionaJ right of a atat governor te an-
point te the senate ava only la ease of
vacancy happening on account ef raslgna-
tion or otherwise during tbe raaaaa et the
legieieture. ...
VbS
bled telUten to Mr. Breckinridge, af lea-
tueky, waa dlaappolnted. Mr. rawer, at
Tjrmon Kjto&JJ. J- - ft
Cooper, of Indiana, thbugbi Ittoexpeilant
ta adopt tree eolnaae at thi time, and Mi.
Sperry, of Connecticut, took the oppoalte
era
WAtgrKOTOir, Aog. a Testerdavt:
-Testerdaythar
wa gathered wltbia the walls or tba sea-
at chamber a larger attendance et saaa-
tors on th floor and of spectator in the
Sallerles than haa been seen for manr a
ar. The occasion waa th anunasement
that the eenat waa ta be addraased by Mt.
Voorheea.chalrsvan at the Lane com-
iu.. in inhnwt Mf at, Mil rrfa,l w.
mltteMn support of ths Mil reported by
him discontinuing th purchfaii Uvr
bullion. The speteh wa lUtaned to from
beginning to end with close and eager at-
Untlon. Both on th floor and la the gel-
lertss there waa but one attempt mada te
dlrert Mr. Voorbee from th nrrent ef
his speeoh, bnt he declined abaolntely te
yield te any interruption. There waa also
dui one manlleatatloa ol approval from
tha galleries, and that wa promptly np-
prestsd and It repetition ferblddod by th
vie preeiaene. in, speeen wu ouowea
by an argument from Mr. Dubois in oppo
sition to tbe bill.
The interest in th allrer debate waa
yeaterday transferred from the house te
the senate, but the audience la the house
waa not entirely disappointed, although
Mr. Breokenrldge, of Itentncky, who waa
expected to open the debate, did net ap
pear. Mr. Mallcrr. ot Florida, wa th
first speaker against the unconditional re
peal of tha Sherman law. Mr. Honklas.
of lllinola. tool: tha ath aide. IncMftntallr
charging th Dsmorats with partUanshlp. I
The new Populist from Kerada, Mr. Now-
lands, mada a good impression In his
maldsn speech, which wa a vigorous one
in support ef the free coinage ef alUer.
Mr. Bynum, of Indiana, mada a abort bnt
incisive argument la favor et tha Wllaon
bill. The aurprlse of the day waa the
speech ot Mr. Hepburn, ot Iowa, who was
comptroller of tne currency under the
Harrison admlnlstratloa,wbo emphatically
declared agalnet the repeal of the Sherman
law.
wisntKOTox. Aug. It. The session f
ths houss yesterday waa not wltheat In
terest, bat the membera are beginning t
feel the effect of long hour ot labor, and
their attention to th apeakera wa rather
llstleea. Indeed the only speech which
roused them from tbelr lethargy wa that
dellrered by Mr. Cumminge, etMew Yik.
H enoke for leaa than twantr minnte.
but within that time he concentrated a
defense ot Nsw Totk dsmocracy agalnat
sna aemooraoy et uo soma, Tne etnat
etar speaker waa Mr. Cannon, ar Illinois.
Against the opinions et a lerg number et
his Republican colleagues, he held and
held forcibly that the repeal ef tha pur-
enaaingoiauss or tha Bkermaa bill would
be a mistake, tie believed la tandtng-by
ui ...publican piauoraa.
Tha raselntlon effered la the senate bv
Mr. PeSer (Kan.), calllnx for Laterautlaa
aa te the violation ot law br tha aatlenal
cense ei Boaton, new lent ana ruled..
phla. In refusing te pay promptly and la
currency tne cheeks ef depositors.
np early In yesterday tesslen, and gave
ag dlH
ousslon. Benstor 1II1I and Butler, Sine
crats. apoke In auppert et the refer
lntlon, and Washburn and Mitchell, II
publicans, oppoMd It.
MRS, SHAN N ACQUITTED.
The Alleged Prla..t.B Murd.teae afse
W.eaeK.
Tbiktoh. N. J.. Aug. B. "We And the
defendant not guilty." These word, were
uttered by Foreman Popper, ef the Shann
Jury, and Mettle C. fjhajin, who ha been
on trial for her life for two weeka, waa set
ire.
Th court room waa packed aa never be
fore, but not the allghlest demonstration
took place The court had enlolned si
lence only a mom.nl before. Mrs. Sheas
eat surrounded by the members eg her
ramuy, her body swaying gently back and
forth.
When the T.rdlct wa announced she
suddenly threw her head up and th. fell
upon her knee, and her lip ww Men te
move aa 11 tn prayer. Iler daughter
Mabel and Mrs. Kelly threw their arm
around her and
kiaaed her, and the scene
waa moat affecting.
Tbe formalities attending tbe dlscharg
of Mrs. Shann from custody were brief
I and quickly ovar. Sheexpreased a desire
to thank tha Jurors, and Captain Hall
I arose ana spok ta juag. Abbott, Tbe
I latter .hook hie hud negatlyaly, aad It
wa..urmuea.ninaoo;eotea to any oem-
I Oaltratloa.
1 When Mrs. Shann passed ont ef court it
leuverea hy W' metiieteawMslwmaat this li
th only member from the silrd ef stxkt similar case whloi
ttawno ts oppoeeatomacwa be tried thla teeale n.bntaaveral
SUUa upon a rinjft goiJ .o,.renave been postponed,
ndwhe la a firm advocate cc . .
a ssnia uttiw. a new EnaH mm Mas liar ainn
llewasthenl" 10 so again to her quartan lath
eonnty Jail that she might prepare for her
departure from the building and from the
'T- Ths great crowd preaasd eloM te the
" enclosure ana peered Into hex face,and
I "w nanus wiiu asria ina grand
JurT room, aua she ahook bands with and
' u la iha a iaJ deolded to acquit
',r !' h"01 uken oa Sunday. The
I"'"-' """"i" couuiyeiu.
Tb CWn.se gtery Wsbelleee.
WianiKOToii, Aug. S4.-Reporta that
1 Chlueae goTernment haa eentau nltl-
Tr'.rT "'-"" rH'"' wm ouroea to neatn by an
I 'o aue I.BWOH osciuaion law are pre -
nounced at the state department te be
wiuioui lounauion. in tact tbe elate da
iwwiTOtjiu uhu miunuiH .aa. action
by China will b. held in abeyance until
congreea haa had a chance te take np tha
matter for oonttueratlon.
T.ai.a iivi
IUlitix. N. a. Aug. . The tcaa ef
the steamer Dorcas, with the barge Etta
Stewart la tew, baa been confirmed. The.
barg earned a erew of fire and th Dor
eea a -rer et aeveo la addition, the chief
eagli- x t the elesaiei bad hla wit and
feu. coLUiee an ttsatd, Tnu nak
lav tst aermlain.
iTEMs ofitkif. NEWS.
Iteae af lateral! free all Orer tba Ceav
aaaawealtk.
Twtt in. w T 1 In. M Wat.nn M1.A.
Mai, of natbore, who was assaulted hf
lamas Dollsrtoo, a saloon keeper, at tht
Fas Qaae hotel, died yesterday. Deller
ton wa bU to eiwate the result of to
earanara Inalry,
II. OAIUfls. re.. Abo. rft l-rU Fee
etak. a drltar enntond at Reliance eeUl.
arr. attempted U board a rapidly mortal
trip el ears tn the mine of that ooUlsrf,
aaa fell beneath tnsm, raauinins mjanss
tram wkleb ha died.
Lincirrm. Pa.. Auk. 34. Mies Kllli
Mann, ef Philadelphia, was drowned la
tbaSnaqBehanna tirer by the sinking ol
tba boat la which the waa croaslnf f rom
of
In
Oolambla to wrlghtsvllla with a party ol
friends. Tba others were eared,
rixLuroim. Pa.. Ana. . Mies Ellas
Dsaaa. the last surviving nlaoe of Bete-
diet Arnold, died la this dt and waa bur
led laet evening. She waa 97 years of age,
and waa a granddaughter of General John
FblUp Debaas, of reTolatlonary fame.
Wist Chester. Pa.. Ana. 88. Harry and
Christian Bneeer, sons of Jacob Bueser,
farmer, of Uwchlaa, was badly Igjorad by
pretaatnr explosion of dynamite whllj
Diaetus roc a, a ug was oiown ou
Christian and ha died la a few minutes.
lteBRiSBVxa. Ans. M. It is announced
that Vice Preeldent Etereneon. Congreea-
me Wllion of West Virginia, Bynnm ol
, ..,!,! , f
uuua Mciuitiva vi munH
and
cnb, t Allentown on tb.
toth of September.
WriT CnsiiiR, Pa., Aug. . Oeergt
White, a nesro from New Garden town
ship, who pleaded guilty to an attempted
aaaanlt on a 15-year-old colored girl named
Frances Armstrong, waa sentenced to nve
rears 11
rears la the Eastern penitentiary ana a
fine of 1100 and con is.
Sitivakpoai. Fa.. Aug. 91. Whlls
William Davis, a strident from Glrerd col
lege, Philadelphia, waa practicing target
ne aeciaenieuv
uh. The ball
annul her mouth and passed out through
her eheek, carrying with It two teeth and
Urrepleaof hertongua
Wxsv CBSTW,Aug. M.-John A. Davla,
aswln BMhlne agent and a married man.
I WM eontloted
W oonviot--. as ae
criminal eeart hex
lea, aa Italian, proprietor of the hotel at
New Italy, near Bangor, killed Fletre
Qllltenl, a fallow countryman, yesterdai
attamaen, Cltftonl waa a laborer and got
lut a Ight with Faclfloo, who hit him on
e aeaa witn a stene. nuung aim m
atantly. FaelCoo aacaped.
iltMIt, Pa,, Aug. tA William Ooas,
oiaruni
Martins-
barg reetarday. and wa placed In the bor
ash leeScni. Last nlfht he sot fire to tbl
lawhlchhewajajnnneaanl waa fa
tally namai before being rescued. Xhi
Icecap waa entirely destroyed.
AltoswA Pa.. Ana.
ta. A vary sad a
client happened at S
Dellwood, asven mllel
aa of her, last aventsg. While oere-
leeely handling a rusty plstal la hi bach
raea Ajrrea l'ei aegiaentaiiy aa
llttl slater-ln-law. Mand Bralth.
ballet lodged In the heart, killing her In,
atantly. She wae amy a years old.
Msuunm. Pa.. Ann. M. Constahli
Oaarga R. Mleholaa, eolond, ef the tilth
Ward, waa committed to Jail without ball
ay aaafuarate DKata, enargea wit ma;
ham. traferrad by Willleaa F. Oomfott. 1
a fall Vlehalaa. U la allaied. bit Comfort
n the arcs, Hlshola waa released tram
I all thraagh habeaa corpus preceedlnga,
Vmratms, Aug. ta. Bdward Freeman.
ent
the ballet tearing awar a portion et Ml
akulL Ha died Instantly, and the woman
lived bat a lew hoars. Jealousy was tht
ansa.
f EIXA.XDOXH, Pa., Aug. n. Loulj
Loaeka, aged U Tears, waa killed at tht
",r f00 "'"" ",w" P"y
aa a repair mi, and while repairing Ul
VTT -
nU.y. en U elop. etepped te one side to
- V f': . lh 'fV JnmPf,J
th track and caught Lonoke between thi
tlanktra and wagon, crushing his head In te
a enapeieeo maaa,
PliLABKLVBia, Aug. M. All signs sssm
te pelat t th nomination next week by
the Republicans in convention atBarrU-
burg ot em-State Senator Jackson, ot Arm
strong oounty, for state treasurer. Speaket
C C. Thompson, of Warren, who a ehort
time ago waa regarded a leading in th
race, and aa being a sure winner, now ap
pear to have dropped t the rear,
KennisTows, Pa. , Aug. M. An unknown
sgre attemited te outrage a 12-rear-eld
girl br the name of Sabold In a cornfield
near her home at Black Horee, in Plymouth
townahlp. He wa about accomplishing
hhvpurpose whsn C F. Mack, ot this tewn,
heard the glrPa screams and went her res
en. Th ilend eaeaped, after he had been
puransd nearly a mile by tally fifty of tb
residents ef that township, and had hi
ba caught lynching might
lowed.
Ight have fol
Mr. OnaTXa. Pa.. Aug. St. Alfred Ash
ler, a former New York newspaper man,
wn 1 at tba farmera' encampment doing
Brtonei work for The National Kcono
t, ef Washington. D. C. was fatally In
jured oa the parade grounde last arenlng.
He wa watching the Inflation of a hot all
balloon, when ene of the supporting poles
fall and (truck him a the head, produo-
Ing a fracture, lie waa taken to the Leb
anon heepltal, aad la reported in dying
eenoitlen. rm
ALTOOXI, Pa.. Aug'iM. Mr. and Mrs.
Anten Grelaer, prominent German raat-
aeat ol tkla city, were the vlctlaaa of
tentble experience yesterday. Three
masked mea, whose parnoea waa robbery,
broke lata tbe house end chloroformed thi
eenple. whe after being rendered nnoen-
olona wr bound and dragged around
ta reem wlk ropes ettaebed to their
neck. Mra. Qrelner did net regain con
acituanete until t o'clock laat night, and
the attending physlotan has grave fears as
te her recovery, The burglara secured over
flOe ta cash and aereral ralnable watchea.
Mr. aaxrxjL. Pa.. Aua. 33.-TeeUrdaT
at Camp General Berdan waa deroted to
individual target practice by tb shoe
turns t the National Ouanl, Them
peaaagaged la practice at tM, 80C
XX) yarea. Th oors mad. were r .
and aT eatlafactlen to tha etBcei
Gevssner Rehert B. Pattleon and Adlu-
vaai w.asrai ureeaiaaa visitea ni eemp
In ta afternoon. Th governor showed
au uui wtta me rioe. ana quaunea aa
markiman. lit scor waa tl oat of 13 at
19) yard, aad It out of U at 600 yards.
Ilia first shot at (00 yards was placed In
Ik ball' eye.
THREATENED WITH STARVATION
he Tellew foeer gear at Brnnswlak,
Oa., KeselU tma.lreu.lr.
Sivixxm. Oa. Aug. M. One new case
et yellow f.i.r In Brunswick waa officially
reported yaeterday. Tbe desertion of the
town by the employing elaas, the cloclng
efatoraa, faetorlea, etc., worke extreme
hardship upon tha laboring claase. Many
lamtuaa are left destitute.
Th following meaeaa haa been cent to
Washington, addraased te Benatora Oor-
oob aaa uelqultt. Bpeakar CrUn. lion. II.
O. Tnmar and all th mmbr ef the
ueorgla dalegatloni
-I ne attuauen here Is dUtraaalng. We
ar shnt off from th entire outside world.
Starvation stares tbe poor people ta the
laea. idi rerngeee nave len the city
without ueana About 4,000 people left In
the elly are uaable to procure nppllee.
There ta ImmcdlaU need of provisions and
money. Time 1 an Important element.
We anneal tn behalf of a stricken neonl.
for Immediate aid, and confidently rely
upon ui aearta ol a great American peo
ple ana ui gor. niin.tu to respond."
A freeee Oae.alaU Attaek.d.
Roun, Aug. H The sonular ferment
arising from tha Auniea-Mortea affalr
hwnolgn of tubeldence, although yea-
Itardaytherewaa no rioting in thla city,
I agitation I spreading In the provinces,
At Milaaao, on th north coaat ot th Isl-
ux0" naraaea tao atreeu
landaetedla a most disorderly manner.
I finally tha mob went to tbe French oon
ulate, demolished the windows with
Btonss, and tor down th French ea
entehea from the door. It waa cantnnd
by the polloe, who dispersed the mob after
a lively axtrtnian.
Klllad by EapledUg Natural Oas.
Prmacno. Aun. 24. John num. ,n
1 ezpioeion et gaa at an ou well be waa
I drilling near Noble. town. Only a email
- 1 portion si Ida charred remain were found.
is. oemca ana otnsr Duuaing were
bare ad. An Immense Oama of horning
gas la roaring In tha air, battling all effort,
te extinguish is. Oogga' aaslstant had an
arm ana a lag broken.
IlaaU ml a aaaereatariU Caadldata,
ExrilH, N. a. Aog. t4.-John J. Bell,
th leading raadld.ie for the Republican
nesuaalloa tor soTernu of N.w lliun.
ahlre te succeed QoTemor Smith and pre. I
af-twa. HalHa Amllv a.-J 11 warm. A
bloat et tb state board ef trade, died sod-
jJ..tiS to ,ftUn4 HtUw tt
CHARTER NOTICE.
Nollee It heredy rlrea that an aontl-
'.atloo will be made to tb Oorenor of tba
SUate of Pennsylvania on Mooear, the 11th
day of September, 1893, by John a, Lenu,
W. B. Ash, R. F. HoCord. W. A. Der
helmer, W. II. Uonls, T. t. Selfert, J. O.
ern, i. J. kudu ana A, uoart.
Under the act of Assembly of tba Com
monwealth of rennsrlranla entltlaa. "an
act to provide for tba Incorporation and
regulation of certain Corporation," ap
proved April xvw, lBTt, ma the supple
ments thereto for the Charter of an in
tebded Corporation to be called the Weiss
port Water Co. The character and object
which la to supply water to the public
the Borough of Welssport, County of
uch person's, partnership's tndauocla-
tlon's residing therein and adjacent theie-
to as may desire the tr.tr t, and for these
nurposes to have, poetess and enlov all
the rights, benefits and, privileges of tbe
ea'd act of Assembly, and the supplements
thereto.
FnETMAN, HEYDT NOTHSTKIN.
Solicitors. Hanch Chunk, Fa.
August 17, 1893.
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF VALUABLE-
REAL ESTATE.
Hr virtue or a certain writ of FItii Facial No.
fit lirlnhf i 1rm. INS. ta ma dlrrt1. 1 twill
nbie at public sale, on ttio premises. In Heave'
itun, Carbon coimty, Fa,, on
JONDAY September 18th.
9 a. in.
AH that certain tract or piece of land situate
l MahouittK Townahln and iiirttT In Uiueh
Chunk Township, Carbon county. Fa., bounded
and described as follows; Begin nine at a stone;
thence by laud late of Joteih Fulton, now
i nomas ruroon nonn is 12 cecreei west, xri
rteirhetroastone.tbeni'sbvlAtifl of John D.
Thompson, north rati dejre. east, u percbea
inniivnei mence oj imna 01 1 nomas r rev man
souin aenrees east, no ipercnes to astonei
thence br land late of Frederick Smith and
James Keynolds south Tl t-3 degrees west 60
perches to the placa of bwrntilnr, cental nlnr
one hundred and one acres and serenty perch
me miiiq iuuio or icu, rrjrriaac out tn me
abOTe tract howerer about 111 teen acres more or
le sold to joslah FlleklnKer.)
Tho ImprorsmenU are a FRAME DWKIXINQ
IIOUSK 2 1-2 stories hlxb, bam and other
necessary ouinuiiainrs.
At tbe same time and place there will be ei
Dosed to sale the followfnr Mruwal nrouertr.
to wtt: t tannine mill. 1 hog, l truck wagon, lot
ui 10 iu straw
Seized and taken Into execution as tbe ro-
perty of Sally Ann Grow and Nathan Grow, and
to uo nuiu bt ajusurn a. num
reynian, iieyat s noibstein, Hbens,
Ffalotlfl's Attorneys.
PROPOSALS WANTED. L
Proposals are wanted for digging a
tret oh from Saw Mill Run to Long
Kun by tiie.laioioaTOit watii uo.
Howaid SxiBOLDT. Secretary.
aug. in, its3-tr.
BOROUGH ORDINANCE.
An ordinance granting the Fennsyl
TaniA Telephone company me
right to occupy the streets and
hlirhwnva of the Borough of Weiss.
port, Pa,, with poles and wires, as
may be neoessary for conducting
its business.
aMlnn r. T(n it nvlM. etc That nr-
rolMlon be. and Is hereby granted, the fennsyl
Tenia Telephone Company to occupy the streets
and hlshT. ays ol the Uorough ot Wrmport, Pa.,
with poles and wires as mar be necessary lor
conducting Its business, and to maintain the
mamm In L"U-I aafa and BerrlceablO COndlUOn.
That except wherein or herein otherwise pro-
TIOeQ 1 11 0 sum jUIHMuj k, , w wvjnt w M.a
recul&Uons, oondltions and restrictions Imposed
i,w npHinAiipA Mid ta audi alterations and law
ful conditions. reirulaUons and restrlcUons a
.ha nnmi.trii ilAiini.il m.T heroATter make ana
Irom time to time Impose by ordinance.
section II. T'jat all poles shall be erected
under tbe sunerrtAlon ol the committee on hlgh-
wava At aM iMimilirh. Th.t Ul. SAld CJOmUUlT
shall keep all poles and wires erected and coo-i-iintMi
(n & rondiuon to do no damaee to
either public or prlraU) persons and property nor
obstruct public or prtrata buslneas conducted or
carried on within, the borough limit. That the
said company snail uare uie rigu. vi ohi such
eicaTatlousandtodowbatCTer may necessary
DiacinK, repiacioir auu iuhuwi. uio wu
stemol poles. That all material, excavate
hall be carelully replaced aud shall relay all
brick, flagKlUR or other material so that the
sidewalk or street will be In good condition aad
replaced aua nuunuinea accoruing w jjuiwku
KUUnt IU 1 1 3
ft-tif,n in. That tt ti hereby exDreaslr
unaerstaXKl and agreed between tha Borough
of Weiss IK) rt, Pa., and the lemBylTauU Telts
Kratited by lormetare Ktvea In co mil deration of
Lhfl latter ai
.trreelng for itself tu succea
u when the said Boroush of
hall adopt a fire alarm telegr
lu succeasors and
aLdftiffniL tiiai
weisa
port, Pm shall adopt
ilegraph tiie
said Pennsylvania Telephone Company thall
pennlt the Are alarm wire to be run upon all the
Giles ol the said Uoinpany within the Halts of
te borouici. aforesaid.
That tht. aald Company shall bear all expenses
for writing, transcribing and publishing Mila
ordinance according to law. Executed this first
tiay oi AUK, a. u. WMWnv
Fresldent ot Council,
Attest A. A, 11KLTZ,
Bec'y of Council.
NOTICE
Tim Refreshment Stands will be
rented to the highest and bidders on
Saturday, September 2nd 1803,
at 1 o'clock P.M., on tho grounds of the
Carbon County industrial Society, at
Lehighton, Pa., and up to said time
sealed proposals will be received from
tne dlllcrent llanos in tne county mi
furnish muslo during tbe Fair for one,
two or three days, naming the days on
September 13th, 14, and lotn, inm.
Address, r.ivr. iiaumi,
Hiost niaucn onuns, ra.
KOONS' LIQUOR 8T0RH
19 IlElIXJUXBTtaS TO
Fine Brands ot Wines, Brandies, Gins,
Whiskies Slc In quart bottle,
also for
THE CELEBRiTEF MILWADKEE BEER
in Quart Bottles
ADD BEREEBSTOCK'S SUNRISE BEER
Goois Delivered to all parts oi
Town Free of Charge.
It yen need anything in onr Una we
would DO pieaseu ur uare yuur uruer
J. H. Koons,
LeMi'titOQ LiQnor Store,
Bandenbush' Old Bland.
First Street, - - - Iionljhton,
O TO FKS. RODEKKR, under the Eiehaan
, JleUlK 8UBC V, lOT BUI Willi UBTV VtM
ile hair cut. imr Cloaed oa Buadav's
Koeder'i Hair tonic, cures uaAanur. weearry
tn mtavk . fall Itun of f juiev totlt articles at low
eat prices, and we are tbe only place In tows
wnere you caii unj ueuuir uiwu iw umiaw.
DR. W. A. LEV AN,
ot Millport, will be at the Fort AUen
Hotel every Thursday afternoon be
tween 1 and 1 o'clock, Specialty In
Dropsy, Diseases of woman ana unua-
ren and Dyspepsia.
Dr. F. A. Rabenold,
Dsctislrj In All Its Branches
Will be at the Fort Allen House,
WBISSPORT, PA.,
KfTIIURSDAY OF EACH WEEK,
IEWIS1 S8'
LYE
1 tsriwc iUB ranxxa
(rinms)
TM ilrMMt a4 .MMr-M. Lys
tDiui. UaUks 4Jmt Llt II Muf
t bm puw4r a4 paciM la a cm
am alvart tmAt,
BULka tha Wt pn
tt 30 gulnnUa wlta,K baUlav.
It la th M ttlta4
rapr-a. tjEWsiMUW (sotma.
WMAUtaf Biat. tina., -- em.
isbia. ials vrra co.
wwa.aiy.aiiiw.-.
Atwtm
W. L. DOUGLA1
S3 SHOE KoTttr.
De yo kssr UmaT Vftie t I siel try I Ilk.
eat in ina worm.
If ys wsst a Is DRCS3 SHOE. suJ. hits latest
itrlM, eWt yi) JS l U, try my ii, 1JS, UMl
litace. Tsay tleeiUtocstleaeiaseaatkekts
vuruanll. IfyMekktoeC'sHdielsyeeitMbMar,
es ic ks nmaathg V. I. Dvtfu esw, Mim ui
sncs luueea ee tse mw, um tar it sm jt ey
tv. i. uuixiuaa. umiu., am, ttou vr
. . , . '
1 A.. Mehrkftin It Son, Zi(kt09
POll SALS BY
mm
nxTim tt. HARDT.
Scrofula io its Wont Stages
CURED!
Boston Specialist Baulcd but
the King ot Blood Pu
rifiers Wlnstl
Mancukster. N. II.. .
Dana HiiisArAitn.i.i Co.,
Otntltmen: With a feeling of deep
graUtudelnounrl R-bearts.wewtb
to add our tcstl I as C monlal to the
Urge list of cures your J ItKAT 111 tU
JINK has perfenned.
Home four vears aco. our little dsugbter
llsttle, then 7 years of age, befran to show
nTHl'TOXS OF HCKOKUH.
The disease rspldlr Increased. We Con
sulted one of If I BV1 n the brat
Phralelansj IVIIIW In tbei
City, who began at once to treat her, but
Instead of abating th disease rapidly
ktlranceel. .We became alsrmed. Took
berto Boston and placed her nniler the
sire ol a famoas Npeciallat, but
In spite or bis skin
LAItflE HOItES FORStF.n
on different parts ot her body. Tbe lin
gers of her " U ATT t 'Kb t bsnd
vrelled to I HM I twice their
natural alae-Baperatlon around
the natlsi ranaed thrre of them
to drop Off. W were In dr-apnlr.
Hearing DANA'S SAllASAl'AlclLLA
reconunenoea as a tareaa- jiioou a n
rlfler, we, as a laat resort, conclud
ed to try It. At first It seemed te hurt her.
WE CiHK NEAB GITIXG IT IIP.
We read tbe directions, reduced tbe dose
te halt a r ni"n teaspoonful.
When she 1
Wlkiiajib9 bad Ukcn
three bottles, we caw tmnrovemeot.
She has now taken eight bottles and Is
perfectly well eureka rosy
pplrlta bnoyant- And tbe only thing
left to remind us of her terrible con
dition, Is tb absence of the thro
nalla whose entire roota were
destroyed.
uraieruiiy yours,
if. A HJtS, ikt. A. lUSDT.
Dsa usartlia Ce., Bsltssl, Mslaa,
REBER'S DRUG STORE.
Not only Drug.
ClQAItS, too, excellent quality,
Pur Havana.
DON'T .ronoET I
NOR TIIK LADIES,
IN PERFUMERY 1
Quit a variety, too. Vogeler's, Col
gat's, Rldkser', and Imported.
Call and see. Pot Fourri, in
vases, CO cent a Lasting
and delicate Sachet
Powders,
Purest Soaps and Toilet IFaters.
The New Bible lust out Self-Kxplana-
tort Bible, with a complete set of New
Aids and Helps, prepared especially for
tbl Bible by the most eminent scholars
of America and Great Britain. With
New ICaps, by Malar C. R. Conder, of
tbe Palestine Exploration society.
Tbl is tbe best Bible for the family,
for the minister, for th etndent, and
pew. All Religious and Moral Books
of any kind ordered and furnished as
desired at least 10 to 20 per cent less
than elsewhere. Do not forget
REBER.
TREXLER
tFe haveja large number ol
well built and stylish wagons
and carriages which we must
cet rid off. To do so we arc
eelling them at prices that are
below what competition would
ask. Other dealers can't touch
us when it comes to low prices
and GOOD Goods,
For a Thorough Training tu
BUSINESS or SHORTHAND,
It will pay vou to visit th
AMERICAN BDSIKESS Cofe
CaNTtrBqciai, Allentown, Pa.
it). BKW lOOnMiaB. pro ACUMMU,
Plneit KaulDDfed OommMClal TralelU School
la reansjlraala.
3 BKrAKATK
DUE DafAICTU KNTa
Til rrVi CoxrsrraaT
fJIKUb lasTavoTOas.
Host rraitleal Coursn. at lloaeat Kate.
lialaaui ana .tirt an. HllulMit- annu-lr.
BtUd.Ut. .aaULMl tO MUlO DOSlUoaS. BQd
wr cauuogu. or ceil at omcm.
O O DOIWKY, Prin.
tyrit&u meaeloa thu paper. V2?4ni
MANAQKK WAHTIB.-A VTeSLI K4.
UbJUUod bulUlnc ud loaa Byudlct.
which utketlouii on firm orclty properu, dt
fi-M In arnnrst wrlth a rellAblA uertOD In tnteh
city or Unc Uwu in United tiUU ta represent
U IDWIMU M1V sVMMt -twuusta.iaaw.
UualoeM Ui person ecrtQf tbe potuuoo n
riv unauMiiWo&ble urool u to builneii aU
In, u well u eiidence ol ftbUUr to Ruinate
bulldinc 4vnd lo&n biutneu tbe opport unity U n
finraltle on a far the
Pit 1 7- Auamu
Uoutiomery meet.
FerwjOltT; N. J.
ad tuXi per pckvjc. 6naplotrM.
Oepkala Inuq, tTJCA, aaDvenCaL,
Barf -naliafa Oatarrk Itaadr U tae nisi
saeilotDa I hare erer tound th.t would oa m
awt1 fricetoeta. Boal bv IlrUf ftsta,
kTot
nmlsrf a Cauak, aa U-we Is daaa-sr or
iiloOoaeumMloa. tUluoH'aUiaa
ns
wlitMTarmaaefferaUiaurTroutaa. Itlsthe
aliaevtaaOuuea aadSonrTiilli, au
paainannia! aast.
US BULLS
School Shoes.
School opens (
should not lose the i
Boya and Girls out with
stylish shaped Shoes
our popular low prices.
GLOTHIJiG:
In an elegant line ot Ready Made that in
cludes Mens', Youths and Children we are
keeping pace with the season both in atyle
and in price. We have a Btrong, nobby and
well made suit for boy that Is Just tbe
thing for school wear. Mothers should
"- not fail to see us when buying clothing.
Opera House Block,
Lehighton, Pa.
i8u stL$vtaBgai4B
M. LdS9S & gS.,
Leading Clothiers and Hatters,
respectfully announa that they
one or the largest and best stocks
Ready-Made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats,
ever shown in this section. TTe
$5.00 and upward ; Boys Suits
Suits from g1.50 upward. AU
the very latest style. We will
above lines of goods than any other house in this settion. Call
and see us before purchasing elsewhere and we will conyinca
you that tins is the place to buy.
M.
OBEltT'S BLOCK, FIRST ST., LEHIGHTON, PA
E LEAD
With as carefully selected
found in the Lehigh Yalley.
be first found here and at Prices
competiiion. TTo invito you to
able bargains in all kinds of Furniture. We are shoAiing many
new things and are confident that we can please yon.
Firfet
PEACHES!
.RETAIL DEALERS will
their orders for all kinds ot Fruits and Vegetables with Saeger,
who makes a specialty ot tins
arrangements for 5000 baskets
ber of Water Melons and they
astonish Ketail Uuyen. You
the freight on each purchase.
Wholesale Commission Dealer, East Welssport, Pa.
HEW FALL
PLAIN and
634 Hamilton
IfYou are Wise
AND ALL VEHICLES FROM
HENRt ghrstman
Ifort Alien,
Two car toads of new vehicles
all goods ne the lowest
We Have
A car of tho
tilizer Company's
EBETILISBE
to be here about Soptember 1st, We hope our many friends
will bear this in mind when nmkiug up their estimates. We
do not canvass from house to house, nor do- we make any un
warranted claims, but rest on the merits of the goods which have
a reputation often years standing, of which we are justly proud.
Cider Mills and Com Shelters will soon be in order and we
will be prcparpd in due season to cater to your wants.
Lehigh Goal & Hardware Co.,
ST. First St., ItchihCoUo
a few days and parents-
is opportunitv to fit their
the well made and
sold In our store at
are now. ready for business with
of
Caps, Trunks, &c.
are Belling Men's Suits from
from $3.00 upward ; Children's
our clothing is well made and of
quote you lower onces on tne
We solicit your patronage.
LOSOS & CO.,
THE VAN
a Stock of Furniture as can
be
The new effects in Furniture can
too that can not be touched by
call and examine our unapproch
enry Schwartz's,
street, Lehighton.
PEACHES!
find it to their advantage to give
line ot goods. We liuve made
of PEACHES and a large num
will be, sold at such prices as will
will savo more than the price
Let us have your order.
t
NOVELTIES
St.. Allentown.
You Will Buy
Weissport.
just received. Our Prices on
JJon't buy until you see rae,
Ordered
mm mm
in
well-known Clark's Fer
New Bee Hive,
ALLENTOWN.PA.
T
JULY and AUGUST are the
months to do shopping, the
crowds arc smaller and one Icels
less hurried, the bnrcnina are
larger and all the goods must
be sold regardless of cost or
ralue to make room Tor the Tall
and winter stock. The store is
filled with bargains in every de
partmcnt that must be sold at
once, Wc mention a few of the
leaders, 121c ginghams at 8c,
25c ginghams at lGc. Corded
and woxen figure orgaudicr m
all colors at 10c were 2 & 15c
Tissue Cloth the best lmitn
tion of wool challie at 6 J at
H. W. HUNSICKER'S
NEW DEB HIVE),
Corner 8th and Hamilton St.
Picnics,
Festivals,
Parties,
E CREAM
-AT-
EIGHTY-F1YE Cents -Per Gallon
AT
Culton's
If you want the Best then
Buy from us.
B. K. GULTON
Ophite Pari, Leliiiltoa.
THE
EQUITABLE
Life Assubakoe Society
Of Ui United Slates.
JANDAKY 1, IBM
Assets ,
. $153;0G0,052
Ttarva alletlstlnc
"awK"
total Surplus
(ta.rr.nt. Standard)
jn.ludliir Muclal He
asm ol t2,w.wl to-
urarrlst Aaf ntillahmsanl'
TiiitLa1.?....'.:?.1: 31.189,815
Income , .
New Assurance
in 1892
Outstanding As
surance 40,286,237
200.490,316
850,962,245
Ssttsrtban Slr7tr Cent. Inveilmmt.
New Totk, Jfarck 7, 1603.
In 1873 I took out Tontine Endowment
Foils? No. 70.020, with Ibe Equitable Life
Assurance Society of tba United Stares,
for SS.O0O. and nave pakl. in all, M.70S
m premiums to tbe Company,
On tb maturity of tha Endowment tbe
uoaipany paia me vi,vaa.w in caan.
As an evidence of my aatlsfactlon with
this return (which is eerUlnlr liberal, con-
sideline the fact that It la in addition to
tb protection furnished by the policy for
twenty years), I have taken new aasnr-
aae with tb Company for $10,000.
W. A. Itnst.
Jf. V. nil is a return of II Ike pre
mluMS paid, aad infrrrst oa the $amt at
(te ra( ofl 2-5 per tnU per aaaum.
W. P. LONG, Special Apt.
MuMon, Peim'a
PRANTZ, '
The South End Jeweler.
DO YOU WANT
Watches, Searf Pins, Clocks,
Watch Chains, Necklaces,
Gold Pencils, Ear Rings,
Rings, Bracelets, "silverware,
Society Emblems, IFatch
Charms.
You can buy lam and many more at onr
I'ooular Btore on nanaway.
Repairing
In all it branches carelully attended tn at
low twice.
Wilson Ficantz,
TIIE SOUTH END JEWXEIt,
Bankway, Leliighton,
Now is Your Time!
---20-
Building Lots For Sale!
Don't wait, but come at once
and buy one of these beautifully
located lots. You will be sur
prised at the view they afford
and the pripe will be cure tn
please you. No trouble to shpw
you around. Call on either
A. P. SNYDER,
or R. J. HONOEN,
&ut WetasporiPa
from
Uuihion Tire Wheels from $30
up to $60.
Full balUbearing, all-around
Boys Velocipedes, $2.60 up.
High Wheel Lawn Mower
10 in $2.90; 12 in., $3.60;
14 in., $3.76.
Bed Springs, sold everywhere
else at $5. you can buy from
me at $2.50, and the $5 Cotton
Top Mattress at $2.75; at these
prices everybody can sleep on
springs.
Auk the Davis. Standard.
White and Domestic Sewine
Machine Agents what they
want for a 5-drawer, oak case,
then come and buy the same
from me at $30. The White
Cottage, 7-drawei, oak caae, at
$25 lays them all out.
Don't be humbugged ! Everv
Washer has a guarantee on the
lid, with the Vandergrift Man
ufacturinR Company 'e signature.
The market is full of trash. Our
price for Round or Square is $6.
Wringers, Irom 51.50 upward.
Organs from $25 upward.
Pianos, $150 and upward.
My prices on Hay Rakes.
Mowers, Binders, Pumps,
Cement, etc., are lower than
elsewhere. Come and be con
vinced.
Yours respoetfully,
A. F. SNYDER.
Near Lehigh Bridge,
Weissport, Penn'a.
T
uilding Lots
VULi SAJLE
On Easy Terms.
Only a 5 minute walk from
N. Snyder's store. Apply to
B. F. Peter,
With Snyder's Store.
A , Steckel,
Slatington, P.
WBISSPORT, PA.
Nothing more pleasant or ex
hilerating this hot weather than
cooling and refreshing beverages
to quench one's thirst. Our
reputation for making the best
soda is up to the very highest
notch. Fino fruit flavors are
used exclusively. We also have
root beer, mineral waters cider
and other pleasant drinks. Lome
in und see us.
Come aad boo aa
BIERY, The Druggist.
MIAN'S.
It- is a popular expression
when people ask for a store, to
refor them to Enzian'a, ,becauae
we sell all our goods at the most
reasonable pricos. Our assort
ment qf goods ponsiits of the
newe't things in
Dress and
Dry Goods.
MOTIONS, of all Ml, BOOTS
& SHOES gAK & CAPS,
Groceries, Provisions. Etc.. Etc.
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Come and see us Let u
quote prices and we will be sure
to please you.
Geo.H. Enzian,
North First Street, Lehighton.
Pneumatic Tiie Wheals
$60 up to $90.
MICE