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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-11-28

Florida Times Union: Ii Mckinley had
placed a prohibitory duty on London
panics there would have been some sense
in his bill.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-11-28

Washington Post: Senator Spooner 5
friends say that he would rather practice
law than have anything to do with dis
pensing justice. This is rather strange
way of putting it, and it is presumed that
the senator will prefer to make his own
announcements in the future.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-11-28

Epoch: In his speech at Philadelphia
berore election Secretary Blaine said that
as Pennsylvania voted on the following
Tuesday so might the United States lvote
in 1892. Such being the case, Brother
Blaine, get your office nicely busted off for
your democratic successor.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-01-25

-Mlss Laura Honord, an estimable
oung lady Of LehightOn, is amongst tho
list Of Weatherly's visitors this week.
Rev. Stevenson, Of MAuch Chunk,
allsd Rev. M. Hofist's pulpit on Tuesday
evening and preached an eloquent and inn.
presslve sermon.
DIR. Tweedls Who, I stated in my last
Communication, was down with pneu-
nonla. ls already recovering, but la not
able a. vet TO attend 10 the duties Of his
profession.
-Bsnevills Grim, an old cltisen Of
Weatherly, died on Monday from pneu-
monia, superindueed ~ the grippe Many
Of our citissns ere suffering At present
from the lmpor ted disease.
There we're no services In the Re
formed Church on Sunday. owing TO the
indlspOsitlon Of the pastor, Rev. A. N,
Masonhelmer. He has the grippe now.
and II is hoped he will soon get the pdss-
pOrd.
The ex-ste~ard Of the Middle Coal
Field District, Mr.. Petri, ls prospecting
for coal st present on his lands lying on
tbs east side Of Weatherly. Parties who
are conveisent with the GEOLOGICAL fOrmA-
lon OF coal basins claim that there iS coal
IN this valley. Should this prove 70 be
he case, IL would give Weatherly such =
boom as IL never witnessed before.
Mr.. Wm. Kocher was buried last Sun.
lag with military honors. He had one Of
the largest funerals that We have had at
this place for some time OCCASIONAL.
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Personal 0oaaip about People who Visit
and 20 Visiting.


Mrs. Llyod, Of Wilkesbarre, Is visit
Mrs. Al Campbell on Bank street.
-Ex-Sherlfi George Bower, Of Cstasau-
qua. was visitor In town Tuesday.
H. A. Deifenderfer did Lsnsford and
summit Hill on business Wednesday.
Lewis Driebelblej left this week tor
Ashley, where he has secured employment.
ID s. Book, the ieweler, was on
business trip to orwiRsburg, Pa, Saturday
last.
-Chas. N. swesny, Of the "Corner
Store," spent Sunday with his son Harry,
a. Drlfton.
- l.. Blttner, OF Philadelphlu, was
the guest Of cigar manufacturer Defender
fer oyer Sunday.
w. q. Miller and wife and George
Lawfer and wife spent Sunday very
pleasantly with FEED Horlacher at Stating
ton.
John x. LentE, a student In the
Haverford, Pa, Academy, was home for
few days this week suffering with the
grippe. He returned Wednesday.
II NJ. Fritznger, Of town, visited
Philadelphia Friday and Saturday Of last
week on business connected with the
Rsbekah Degree Of the 1. o. o. +. While
In that city he visited the Masonic Temple
one Of the NEST magnificent structures In
the world,
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Church and sunday school astt.r..

-ReV. Dr. G. W. DUNCAN, the able
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church.
discoursed 10 audiences in the school house
At jamestown every evening this week.
Talk Of erecting church edihce ~
jamestown has ceased apparently. The
christian people Of the nelghbOrhood should
revive the matter and push 1t to compile
tion.
-Rey. W. P. Stevenson, of Mauch
Chunk, will discourse and administer sac
rAment 10 the Presbyterian congregation.
In this place, on Sunday morning In the
evening Rev. Allen will preach. Services
At the usual hours--all are cordially INVITED
70 attend. -Hr
Rev. J, H. Kuder, pastor of Trinity
Lutheran Church. town. filed the pulpit
Of the Lutheran church in Upper MAuct
Churk. sunday evening, during the ab
senee Of Rev. LlndSnstEouth, the regular
/ Daator
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A surrleal opern,nop rerformea.

A very critical operation has been performed
by DIR. o. w. Snyder upon a COW belonging to
DanHer, of Beaver Run. The patient was suffer-
ing from prOtrusion Of the uterus, that Is, the
womb being exposed and in gangrenous con-
dition, and had attained an enormous size by
the time the DR.. waa called in. A surgical Oper-
alton was the only means Of saving the animals
life, which consisted in removing the greater
part Of the uterus. The animal being pregnant,
the foetuS was also removed and speedy re-
cOvery Was the result, to the great surprise and
entire satisfaction OF Mr. Dancer. who informs
us that he is extremely well pleased, as the COW
Is very valuable one, and regards the opera
ton as almost miracle. Mr. Danaer thinks it's
quite blessing TO have a man in our midst who
Is fully qualified to perform all surgical opera
tons and to relieve, or cure all ailments to which
| animal flesh Is heir TO. He has our best wishes
for his future success and prosperity.
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ARoUNp ABoUT Us.
Mere. There, and Evorywhere.-Uiip
Ho-hashed and Original spicy Par
agrnpha.

agraphs.
--Lansford ls TO baye lis wards as the
ADVOCATE said Is would--Lehighton
should come next.
The coal breakers In and around Au-
denried now work eight hours per day
they are paid accordingly
Fishermen, who ought to know say
the open winter hereabouts indicates big
catch Of game hsh during the coming sea-
son.
Carbon county In 1870 had popula-
tiOn Of 28.144. Il lie expected that the
census Of this year will show a population
Of $1,000.
Five dollar counterfeit Treasury notes
are in circulation in this and other States
in the East. They are of the SeEes Of 1880
and the check letter is B.
Philip Perry, Of Jeanesvllle, is hust-
ling around the township in lively man
ner securing delegates for himself for the
nomination for tax collector.
An aspirant for the Office Of super
visor in Mshoning township is our old
veteran friend John Auge. He would no
doubt make good official, being well-up
In matters pertaining to public roads.
That old veteran, Samuel Everett, Of
Mahoning township, will be a candidate
for Supervisor of his district At the coming
spring election. He served q number Of
years in this capacity in the past, and is
said to have made faithful officer.
Solomon Fleeby, of East Penn, for the
past year or more supervisor Of roads in
his district, has made q faithful public
servant, and considering the condition of
the weather during the past year, has kept
his thoroghfarea in splendid condition.
"A sad story comes from Coaldale. Mrs.
Bridget McCauley, widow with five little
children to provide for. was scalded last
wkek while washing clothes. The family
was found to be suffering for want Of foo
when neighbors discovered their condition.
Mrs. Sabina. widow Of The late Thos.
Kramer, died last Saturday morning at the
residence OF her daughter. Mrs. Eliza Cas-
kie, At WAlnutport. She was q sister OF
Edwin and Joseph Sseger, of APntWn and
Of Mrs. Msrsena Sampson, of Orange, N.
J. Her age was 90 yeais and some months.
Daniel NOthstein, Of East Penn town
ship, died Of general collapse and diabetes
Thursday and was buried on Monday.
Services were neld in tue Ben-Salem church
and we're largely attended. Deceased was
born ON Oct; IS, 1912, and was q life long
resident Of the township. His wife pre-
cesded him hence about four years ago.
Seven children survive, among the members
being L. H. aud c. II. Nothstein Of
| LehiRhton.
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PnrryviIIe Itsns.

william Remaley did HOksndAuluA
over Sunday.
Miss Belle Connor, Of New York City,
is SOiOurning with relatives and friends
here.
Your scribe regrets to say that Parry
vile is in the Swim-EVerybOdY has the
grippe.
james Phifer, Of Redington, Pa, is .
new employee in the Carbon Iron Com
pany machine shops.
The first snow storm Of the season
brought bright baby girl to the home OF
Charley BelfOrd, who smiles quite audibly
thereat.
Oscar Schlauch, employed here as
telegraph operator for the l.. & S. rail-
road, spent Sunday with his parents Al
Catasauqua.
Work was Monday commenced on re-
timing the slack Of No. 3 furnace which
will be used. when completed, for the
manufacture of BessemeT iron.
--on Sunday, February 2, the members
of the Reformed congregation will dedicat,
handsome new organ with a progra n m,
of appropriate exercises. On the occasion
Rev. Peters, Of Slatington, will b. presen
and discourse.
-ParryYille is on the move. Tn,
borough council will erect nine stree
lamps throughout the town. This will
light up the travellers weary way and stol
some Of the Young blOods from chewing
fence rails half the night.
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-Deash robbed John smith Of 3 nne blooded
COW this week.
Charles straup claims tg have the Oldest
family bible In the county.
We regret 20 announce the serious illness OF
Peter WtidaW, Who has been cOnhned for &C.
veral weeks past,
Robbie MushlitH, the littls boy who had his
aEzers mangiet by coming In contact with =
circular saw, is recovering.
The members Of the Reformed congregation
IN thia districI have purchased = lot from Milton
frutfman. and win erect thereon q chapel
-PToifsctsd meetihEs have commenced In
NE st FAuls church with IN az sincerity and
unity Of spirit that betpeaks the accomplish
meat oi good results.
Ia attempting 70 cross the l. q s. railroad
in font oi coal train the0theT day At this place
resulted 10 the deaih o. a horse which Charles
Decker Was driving.
--WashinEtou Camp. No soa. p. o. s. Of A.,
q AQuashioola, have elected the following ON
cers ior TIE ensuing term Past President, ID
q. straup. President r. Olewinei vice presi
deut, ". heFariandi recording and financial
secretary. l.. @. Rothllnsi n, Of r., q. \. atFohl
Coaductof, A. HcFarlsn. SOLDIER.
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-Ths many fTirnds of WIN. Fredenek desire
~ tcs him . member q tne school board. Mr..
Frsdsrick Is an old and respected eitiEen.
We are iniouned thai Leopold Meyers vii
noi Fcmove from Facksrton. Ihls being 20, he
snl again he a oandisais Dor Supervisor. hF.
HeYem has made q Eood ofioial. therefore lsi
him b rr-siectad.
-Gsn. McCaHtnsJ. q WukssbarTo, has gained
! FsBuisiion iu this county that no other out.
side lawyer has Hs u shfsgd, Nary. puEns.
claus AMI resdy, untifinE and loyal. eloquent.
pertnaslts AMI eonyincinH IN pisa. u is rafe 70
tEY shat IN Important criminal eases ~ thli
coaHiy ne 0snersi aiu BE- empiayed.
--ltls rgmnrea thai tha Han. W. M Rapshsr
uin hs q candidate iar Fresidoni judge q thii
distgist. iitAis b 20. be an BE- = ioTmidaols
candidEis. Mr. kapshef has ans iersl abiliiy
ia closs slutsni, forcinia sQsakel, a. IpciliFi
WTiisT, eoasrTFsiiye, eislaaslonais, diEninsd
90 iari, ssli sguipped ior ne luegship. Mr. h
d popaiar, asa n Z aaHdidais aad nominaiet
uin poii 9 pherN1uinal yea in mis eoaqtY,
"A eifgalaf rstecting "a M seminlrisaliof
q o0auig BupI anyasg = bsing cirruiatsf-
ts iiioi taaraf srs psing suppnrd. Ihs etifri 4
ie prsfeut Ne re-fifrliou "a ~. 1nFdfr. IN
siFcular b uHsiInsei AS Eatst tss kGtaet r1e
afdlI a d1e4 nal 9iFs t1e sart : chan1s q a.
isnt himsst ~ ha dess net en- lts pes'tio.
cTedlfanly, q ~ rchuoil ars slEeunE icI san
% pfoaar srlEnfien. d bs a. ieffs allllsi dun1
sn4 say o7 su rf tas lsarhsfs aIa asafs q 4
E1g 80 psrrae 81 tau1rafls aef saatnsl
t6ursq4 Fanl'1a q pTtfesl-s'Fnsl. I1fg 81
lhis tlII ~ ~ tarFarsa - rraaisE sad 1
ltgnaelrel isI - ecslFsi = aarr1 Goafrl
80 s'eNARf ~ - slae4 = eaa.eas4 a
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On January 70. Daniel Bailey uill eel
- head Of cows, heifsrs and calves on the
premises In West Penn township. Il viii
pay you TO sttsnd this sale.
THURSDAY, Feb. Q, on ths premises In
Franklin twp, J. Il. Heller. adm. Of the
estate Of ". 2. BesVsF. viii ssll personal
property, stOyes, ranges, etc.
--hondAy, Feb. 10. on ths premises In
East Penn twp. william Shultn. attorney
for Cath. shuts, Will 50 valuable psrlonAl
property. cOWs, bees. etc.
On Tuesdas, February is, John Augs
will sell on the premises 10 Ma Hollow,
NahoninR township. the following personal
property, horses, cows. hslfsrs. WAgona
etc.
Wednesday, March 10, "a the premises
In Ailport, Lev. Boyer sill sell ssluabl'
live stock; enc stAilioa, sovs, hsifsss,
balls, etc.
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To Make the Program.

County Superin endent T. A SNYDER, of
Carbon county, the chairman Of the execu-
tive committee Of the Pennsylvania State
Teachers Association, has called a meet
ing of that body to take place at the
Bolton House, Harrisburg, on January 27,
1890. The remaining members of the
committee are q. j. Fisher, of the
Allegheny schools secretary, and NJ. j.
Brecht, superintendent Of the Lancaster
schools; George Hugus, superintendent
Of Westmoreland county, and A. q. C.
Smith, superintendent of Delaware county.
The object Of the meeting is to prepare the
program for annual meeting of the associa
linn
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-01-25
NEWsY WEIssPoRT.

Loosl yumblos Strung Together By ths
"stroiler," Things that viii Interest you.
The genial Aaron Snyder did busine, 3
At Lansford on Tuesday.
--Geo. W. Relder, Of Wlkesbarre, So
iourned Klth friends here this week.
Geo. II. Laury and family, Of Mauch
Chunk, spent Sunday with friends here.
For sale cheap, carriage In good con-
dltion. Price will be made to suit. Apply
to c. A. Goth. q.
Our old friend, eK -postmaster William
Knecht, Of Bethlehem, circled among old
acquaintances hereabouts.
The arch across the creek is finished.
and the erection Of the approaches aud the
filling In for the road bed continues.
George B. Welsh, home for some
time from Ohio, expects to leave shortly
for Indiana, where he will sell Horns
Telephone liniment.
-MacDsnie's real estate exchanges
quotes building lots at forty dollar a..
vance since the erection of the new county
bridge across the Lehigh.
"A breakfast shawl was found in this
borough, which the owner can have by
calling At the Welssport House, proving
property and paying for this local.
"A "tOoting association" in the shape
Of genuine brass band, is again talked Of
for Weissport. We have plenty Of wind
hereabouts, but We won't risk much on
the music,
jacob Straussberger illuninates his
popular restaurant with a seventeen candle
power lamp. U. S. Kresge uses the same
kind Of light to wait on patrons in his
establishment Of an evening.
Telegraph Operator Fatzinger smiles
audIbk now when you speak Of the new
tot" that has became a member Of his
household. It's = little girl and the
Stroller" wishes for her happy future.
The series of revival meetings In the
Evangelical church continue with In
creAsing ferYor, renewed stimulus is added
every evening by converts. The pastor,
Rev. Brown, is an earnest and indefategible
worker Ia the cause
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az. p. S." Meeting.

The Young Peoples Society" will
hold their weekly NEE ing in the Reformed
Church, next Wednesday, January 27th.
After . short devotional exercise the fol-
lowing program will be rendered: Recita
lion, Esther Kemersr; Instrumental Solo,
Miss Ida MONTE; Biography, Allen Bar
tholomew; Vocal Duett, Misses FArren
and hontrOp; Select Reading, Miss Emma
ebert; Vocal Solo, Mr.. Delhi; Select
Reading, Miss Emma LentE. A cordiH
invitation 10 extended 10 all to attend.
IL. b. KENNEL, Committee
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The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Lehigh VALLEY Railroad Company
wAs held At PHILADELPHIA Tuesday. and all
The old officers aud directors we're reelected.
Al follows:
Presideni-E. W1lbnr.
First Vice-pFsaident-ChAs. Hartshorns
Second viee-pres!den,-RObt. IL Sayre.
Third e-pTesldent-JOhn b. Garrett
TreasuFer-Wm. G. Anderson.
Secretary. John X. Fsnshawe.
Dlrectort-ChAs. Hartsborne. Ario Far
dee, wm. L. Convnghsm, WIN. A. Ing
ham. RObl. II. sAVrs, RObsrt A. Lamber-
ton. James I. Blaksleo, John r. Reli. Jno.
b. Garrett, Charles y. Skeer, VIM. BOckls
aud CAlyia PArdee.
The grOss earnings for the year were
sl6.84o. .O66 The cost ef operation Wa'
Sli ,S0S, ,s15, and the nst revenue wAa sS.'
1851.
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Epnorth Laaraa.

The EpWorth League will hold TEN
perAnce nesting on Tuesday evening. 2eth
inst. The following ls the program
/. Devotional exercises.
2. Temperance Chorus, bY . number Of
young ladies.
8. Address. by the Pastor.
4. Quartette, b, Misses Bertha Hollsn-
bach, Mabel wheatley, J. A. DuTlinE and
Edward Hibblei.
.. Sketch of Jno. B. Cough. b. ChaFiss
MertE
8. Dustt, BY Miss Blanche Kramer ard
May DUNCAN.
I. Blackboard Letson, bi c. s. Weiss.
8. Temperance Reeitation, By his1
Bertha HollenbAeh.
0. singing, by the League.
10. TempsiAnce Reading, By Aits hay
DUNCAN.
Everybody invited 10 attend.
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ORIGINAL CHgAPCkSH STORE
BRIaH SPOTS
ECONOMICAL BUYERS.

Ai6k At esfAeaAAaa ~ y LAW
are numerous IN every depart
meut Of our large store The
"why and wherefore" need not
be explained; il is sufficient to
say that we are in a position to
outdo competition and ,oe are
doing u. The unbelievers will
be convinced against their will
of the truth Of the above state
ment, by calling and sitting
things in a proper manner.
We have had manufactured
specially Tor us -Four Tons OF
Strictly Pure Laundry Soaps.
One ton Of Nusbaum's oleine soap, a 10
ounce bar, which we sell for SOC,
One ton OF Nusbaum' Our Best Soap, 10
ounce bar wrapped, which we sell
for SOC.
One ton Of Nusbaum's Tip Top Soap, a u
ounce cake wrapped, which We sell
for 25c.
One ton OF Nusbaum's Our Own Soap, :
II ounce bar wrapped, which We sell I
pieces for 25c.
These are our private brands
and are the highest grades o
Laundry Soaps that can be pro
duced. The prices OF these pure
high grade soap are fully al
lew If not lower than those gen
orally charged for impure soaps
]. T. F.UsBAUM.
Bank Street, between south street and Plur
AlteV lehinhton. Pa
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An interesting volume. M.ri. Appreciated

An Interesting Volume. Merit Appreciated
The Ashland Telegram, one Of the
brightest and splciest daily journals In the
state refers In the following pralseWOrthy
terms to "Geo. W. MOrthimer's Journal of
Biography and History" just published
{ ON this office:
We have received the mltial number Of
THE Journal Of Biography and History"
published A. Leighton. lite object is to
present biographical skstches Of the lead
ing business and professional men,
politicians and public Oficers, together
with historical matter" The publication
is In pamphlet form, neatly printed, aud
ts contents are OF an interesting and In
,ructlye character. Under the editoTship
1t Geo. W. Mortimer, one Of Carbon
oounty'S rising Young journalists, who is
At present doing some clever writing on
he CARBON ADVOCATE. the publlca lion
will gain a place In the front rank among
literary people and al = niche In Lehigh
Valley journalism heretofore EnOccupied
by the press. Success 10 the new enter
prise.
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For perfection, beauty, and correct time
keeping auAlitIes see e, H. Hohl's msRni-
hcent stock Of ladies and gentlemen's gold
watches now on hand. Lots of this year
1890, designs already received and at our
latest reduced prices it will positively pay
you q nice margin and you will get just
what you want BY seeing our large assort-
ment to select from.
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ALssr.s Psrlssa Companion.

FAfEIpas cHILDHIHTH, : new book BY Dr,
g6hn IN DTe. Oas Of NsW Y0Tks most sklllful
rhYlIrlaIa shows that pun % not necessary m
tlndhIItn. nuf results from causes easily under
II1nll and nFercnme. 10 cleafly proves that any
ac1naH uaY become . mother without suffering
Elg ua|n NhaifFer. II alsc tells how 70 over.
rulaa EHd nrtFfni mofuing sickness, 6Welled
NutE. ana all utnfr egila attending pregnancy,
ID iR rails1le 8nd highly endnrtod BY physicians
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sUNsHINE AND MOONLIGHT-lsOO
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bysA lEAn," Of the Rock Island Route,
now Ready for Distribution.

Ths Boys and Girls Of America. and adults
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"A Man" invites the attention Of his inquis-
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he tells them all about the sun, moon, planets,
satellites, hEed stare, comets. and their move
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Ths Remedy for Tnauenus.

a remedy recommended for patients afliiefed
With the influenza Is kemp's Balsam, the speei-
ne LOT eouRhs and colds, which Is especially
DO not wait for the hrst symptoms Of the dis.
ease before securing the remedy, but get a bot.
70 ana Keep 10 on hand for use the moment Ia
eenel % bring on pneamonia. An druggists
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must b. sold In order 10 make Ioom fof
Spring goods. and we are offering Foa nov
oar SIS coats EF e6 IS; our els coats ~ ei0;
our $40 eoats a. $3.50; our % eoats a.
% 70. Remember the place d 81 sunt-
helms One Pnes Star Clolhing Hal,
kAueh Chunk.
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Great 1nduCemonts to Cash Buyers.

We are going to save you q heap
money on $50 mems overcoats; 400 boys'
overcOats; 7S0 ladies' and misses coats,
and great many other Winter goods you
can buy cheaper at Sondheim's One Price
Star Clothing Hall, Msuch Chunk.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-01-25
Fine siIverware.

You cannot nnd a prettier selection OF
silYerwAre suitab for wedding presents in
this section than is now kept at the Mauch
Chunk JeWelr, Store of 4. H Hollis, lots
Of choice goods that are made only for us.
A look will convince YOU.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-01-25
A True verdict.

Is that SOadheim, of Mauch Chunk, sells
the cheRpeot and bess clothing and Ladies'
coats for the least money. You will save
your car fare and S. on every purchase of
$25 worth of goods you buy at the One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.