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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-06
PaclSerton Affairs.


In attempting to jump on a moving
coal train here last Saturday, Willie Hauck,
who lives with his parents in the brick
row, lost foot.
james McGinn, a resident ofthis place,
employed as a brakeman on the Central
Railroad of New Jersey, was standing on a
freight car at Plainheld, N. j., Friday
when he was struck on the head by an
overhead bridge. lie is in the hospital.
On the Goth ult., 6,737 cars divided as
follows, from Wyoming region, 476 from
Beaver Meadow and Hazleson, 1888 from
Mahanoy, 2355, and local 31S, passed
through Packerton yard. The total tonnage
Tor the same day aggregated AZ ,749.O3 tons
and the total shipments 1873 for the day.
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Prof. Eide. nIondnr Nirht.

The mus cll and elocutiOnary entertain
ment By Prof, Geo. p. Bible, at the County
Institute on next Monday night, will be a
treat. Notice what is said of him
r. NJ. MCNFAL, SUPT. DAUPHIN COL have
heard Prof Bible give a number OF evening en-
tertainments and never knew him to fail 10 de-
light his audience. He Is valuable for evening
work, because ne can do so many things 10 the
line Of entertainment, The reeitatiOns, charaC-
ter impersOnatiOns and other features which he
introduces make a programme OF greater
variety than Is usually furnished by one person
on single evening. The skin with which he
executes his part IN these various exercises I'M
yarsibly wins the applause Of those who hear
him.
GEo. PECK, SUPT. FuLToN OO.-Prnf George
lecture course for two successive wears along
with such men as Col. COnnell, Col Balm, BOh
Burdette, Dr.. NOurse, and others OF national
and have never known an audience 70 be dis
appointed
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sECRET soCIETY NOTES.

Golden Rod Castle, No. 397, X. G. E., OF
Telford, was Instituted NOV, 22d
Columbus Castle, No. 39s, K. G, E., OF
Mcdonald, was instituted, Nov. 26th.
Earl Castle, No. 300, X. C. E., of Or.
bisonia, WAS instituted, Nov. 9th
Hope and Charity Castle, No. 400, K. G,
E., Of Hastings, was instituted Dec 3d.
Baraboosa Castle, No. 40l, K. G E., OF
Allegheny, Germany, was instituted Dec.
4th.
Private Dalzell estimates that soldiers
annually and unnecessarily waste $25, 900,
600 in tees to pension agents, the prepare
tion of vouchers, postage, etc.
Those soldiers who have not yet enrolled
themselves under the banner of the q. A
r., should do so. As the ranks of thu
Veterans are annually getting thinner b.
the reaper Death, all soldiers should
gather around the camp-fie of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, which has for It's
motto: Fraternity, Charity and Loyalty. "
Get together, Vets, get together.
The Patriotic Order Sons of America aud
Junior Order Of United American Mechan-
les, desired to raise a Alag oyer a new
school house at MohIsYlll,in Berks county,
but could not get permission of the direct
ors to do So When the hour arrived for
the cermonles the doors OF the school house
were broken in and the directors driven
away and the flag hoisted,
In speaking Of the l. o. o. F., an ex-
chan ge says up to 1880 the degrees
were numbered and named First, or White
degree, Second, or Covenant degree; Third,
or ROYAL Blue degree; Fourth, or Remem-
brance degree; and Fifth, or Scarlet degree.
In 1880 the degrees were revised and re
duced to three in the subordinate lodge.
The first is the degree of Friendship;
second, the Degree Of Brotherly Love;
third, the Degree of Truth, The erm
'initiatory degree" is used simply to
designate the first step in the order.
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TheCarbon Advocate
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1890.
OUR MAN WITH THE CAMERA.

Og6 HAN WI Adh OA0EHAtAs
Flash Pictures of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.
VIII. Anthony, of Parryvllle, was in town
on Wednesday,
Esquire Martin Buss, of Nesquehoning, cir
eled among friends here Monday.
HIS. Rinker, of the Gasette, wrote up Le-
highton for his paper on Wednesday.
-B. K. Culton was to Philadelphia and New
York this week buying in holiday goods.
Miss Lille Kemerer, OF East Mauch Chunk,
spent several days very pleasantly with Miss
Kate Arner, on Mahonlng street during last
week.
George Hallman, local secretary Of the Peo-
Pies Benefit Association, OF Sayre, Pa, was in
the latter town several days last week looking
up matters pertaining to the interests Of the
Association.
Hugh Jennings, of Moosic, and james Sim
mons, Of Drifton, catcher and second baseman
of the Lehighton base ball club, were in town
for few days this week shaking hands and
swapping jokes with old friends.
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Readers of this paper should carefully
watch the advertisements inserted In It
when in want of goods, and patronize the
advertiser. They are liberal and fair, and
have the politeness to inYite you; they
believe YOU are intelligent enough to read
before You buy, and they deserve patronage
for their enterprise in lettlngthe worldknow
what they have on hand.
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Only son Of the Rev. DR.. Talmage, one OF
the most promising young orators of bis
age, will lecture on next Wednesday eve
ming at the County Institute. on, "The
Best Place 10 Live In. Don't fail to hear
him. Course tickets giving you a reserved
seat for .he week now for sale at Carpen-
ter's, Mauch Chunk; BierY's. WM6spofi
and Reber's, Lehlghton. After Dec. 9th
at Reber's only. Notice the talent FOR the
week, Bible, Of New Yolk; Ex-GoV. Cum
back, Of Indiana Talmage, OF Brooklyn,
and J. Clement Ambrose, Esq, the Chi
eaRo humorisb
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BoMmanstown speclnls.

John Harder lost an interesting two
year old child BY death, last Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Gildner, died on Wednes-
day of last week, from a carbuncle. She
buried Saturday in East Penn cemetery.
Mr.. Hintzleman, the popular butcher,
is building a new house at Klttatinny, and
not Dallas Blose as published two weeks
ago.
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See it F.! See it ! Don't fail to
see it. The elegant assortment
of all the choicest and newest
designs in pretty jewelry, at the
Mauch Chunk Jewelry Store
of L. FL. Hollis.
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ThIa aIaofInterest tn Ynn !.

Delfenderfer, the popular tobaceonist.
First street, has on hand full line of the
prettiest smoker sets and cigar holders to
be found ln the county. Wives and sweet
hearts who want to please their husbands
and beaux can do so in no better way than
to buy from his large, new and handsome
assortment. He also, has very choice
line of fine cigars put up In special hoxe s
made of the best tobacco and are sold
cheap. 9t.
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Two from Nnrmnl snnnrs.

al Oldt, who was at Lewistown for
some months past with Nothstein's porta.
Bile saw mill, is wild us again. While away
AL made many friends among both sexes.
The genial Dennis Nothstein is back
home from pleasure trip TO Lancaster
county and New York. While away he
witnessed two games of foot ball one at the
former and one at the latter place.
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The prettiest lot of dainty
gold rings that will dazzle your
eyes to see them at Z. Fl. Hohl's
Mauch Chunk Jewelry Store.

Captain Joseph Webb. osNsouth First
street, will be an applicant for saloon
and restaurant license before the January
court. The Captain Is dlsahled from fol-
lowing heavy manual labor hy reason Of
injuries received during the wal. He has
petition block and 4 bali long contain
ing the autographs Of soms oi our best
people.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-06

Il you want TO look neat buy your Jackets,
wraps or new market at sondheim's Mer
chant Tailoring Hall, Mauch Chunk, as
our stock Is larger than ever before and all
goods marked in plain figures at rock bot
tom prices.
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Our $40 Suits and OvereOats to Order
viii cost YOU elsewhere at least S2s. Re
member we guarantee our goods to be
first-class and II will pay you to leave your
measure at Sondheim's Merchant Tailor
ing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
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For hardwood mantels 10 all the latest
designs, also slate mantels, open fire places
aud tlling of every description, call at the
Wartrooms Of
CRANDALL & KLEoHNER,
No. 82o Hamilton Street, Allentown,Pa.
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Az Overooat or UIster Bourht

At the One Price Star Clothing Hall,
Mauch Chunk, means a saving OF 25 per ct.
We ara selling mems overcoats from % up
70 e2Q. Boys overcOals from 81. 70 mp TO
SO. We can save you money by giving us
a call.
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Don't fail to accertain prices

Don't fail to accertain prices
and see the handsomest lot of
gold watches ever displayed in
this vicinity. No trouble to
make a selection at the Mauch
Chunk JewelFy Store Of E. H.
Hohl'L
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L. V. Editors To Meet.

The third quarterly meeting of the Le-
high Valley Editorial Association will be
held at the Central Hotel, Hazleton, on
Tuesday, December 9, 1890, at l1.SO A. NJ.
E. H. RATCH, President.
Geo. W, Mortimer, Sec'y.
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viii be sold at one half their cost as we in
tend 10 close them out at any price, at the
One Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch
Chunk, Pa.
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Lnnies ,Inotsts nnd pln.h oon,.

should be bought at the One Price Star
Clothing Hall Mauch Chunk. because our
styles are the very latest and our prices
lower than ever.
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Levi Bartholomew was son of Jonas
and Elizabeth Bartholomew, we'll to-do
farm people, of Allen township, in North
ampton county. he was born on the 18th
day of August, In the year 1919, and when
boy of ten years came to this nelghbor'
hood with his parents who for a long time
lived at jamestown. In early life he fol-
lowed the canal as an occupation, being IN
the employ of the late Asa Packer. A few
years later when operations were commenced
on the building OF the I.ehigh Valley rail-
road he entered the employ of that com
pany and remained with them continuous
" since-during later years in the capacity
of track walker between Lehighton and
Packerton. His duties were very ligh' -
the company retaining him in service for
past faithfulness 10 their interests About
a half century ago Mr.. Bartholomew was
united in marriage to Phoebe, daughter of
the late Stephen Davenport, of this county.
who was interested in the manufacture of
| iron, and well-knoWn Ia the Lehigh Valley.
| Mrs. Bartholomew died In 1881. Thirteen
children were bonn to them, of whom nine
survive: Mrs Frank Eisenhower, Mrs.
Mary Yenser Mrs Joseph Hitzinger, A.
/ l.. Bartholomew, Of town; Mrs. Susan
! Huestus. Brooklyn, n. Y; AIRS. Ellen
Fagley, Philadelphia; Mrs. Clara Huestus,
Hazleton; Charles Bartholomew, Rogers
/ ford Jere Bartholomew, Allentown.
Deceased was kind husband and indnlg-
ent father, with many friends who sincerely
sympathize with the family In their afillc-
] ton
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-chrls,mss presents at E. H. HohPs
Mauch Chunk.

"A larger and cheaper stock Of watches,
silverware, &C, than ever before Is now
offered for sale BY s. HaRamau, L6hight0n,
Penna. Dec. ON.
Of Mlss Annie link, Tuesday evening,
passed on in e very pleasant manner. The
usual aamel wero indulged M and a lata
hour an appluzing luncheon vas served.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-06

GTUBER's SHAVING SALOON, opposite the
- ADVOCATE OFFICE, Is headquarters for
20 TO FRS. RODERER, under the Exchange
VI Hotel, Bank street, for a smooth shave ora
fashionable hair cut. ~ Closed on Sundays
ROeders hair tonic, cures Dandruh.
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Auditors Notice.
EsIATE or WILSON REMALEY, DECEASED

Frank +. ShaTkey, the undersigned, having
been appointed by the Orphan Court OF Carbon
County, Auditor, to make distribution Of the
funds IN the hands OF the Administrator and re-
port 70 the next term OF said Court, viii meet all
parties Interested, iOr the purposes OF his ap-
pointment. at his oileein Mauch Chunk, Pa, on
THURSDAY the 18TH day OF DECEMBER, A.
d. 1890 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and ~ O'Clock NJ, when and where all parties
having claims on said funds are requested 70
present them, or be forever debarred from com
Ing in on the same
FRANK +. sHARKEY, Auditor
Nov Is Isa0-MA
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-06

Sunday last was what is commonly
termed Advent Sunday, the beginning OF
the ecclesiastical year. The four weeks
preceding Christmas are termed Advent,
so-called because they herald the approach
or arrival of the infant Saviour, The first
Sunday in said period is called Advent
Sunday, and the others second, third and
fourth Sundays in Advent. The ecclesiasti-
cal year is held to commence with Advent.
The season has been observed since the
4th century in honor of the approach Of
Christ's nativity. In the Greek Church
the Advent season begins on St. Martin
Day, NOV. 11th). With the view of dir.
Getting the thoughts of Christ as Saviour
and TO His second coming as Judge, special
collects are prescribed for the four Sundays
in Advent At one time Advent was OBJ.
served almost as strictly as Lent, but now
fasting is confined to the week in which
Ember Day dec, 12th) occurs, and often
to that day alone. In England and some
parts of the European continent marriages
cannot be performed during Advent ex'
cept by special license.
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$40 Reward.

The Borough Of Lehighton offers a Reward Of
SO for evidence leading 20 the detection and
convictions OF the party or parties who break
the street lamps. By order Of Council,
AfAHLON RICHARD,
Nov .2o-3w Burgess.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-06

Monday we entered December, the last
month of the year. Although the 18th
month it retains its old Roman name of the
10th. 1t is the dullest and dreariest of tho
twelve. In November we feel, and con-
sole ourselves by thinking, that there is, or
may be, worse weather to come; in Janu-
airy we think that the worst is over, yet
even in December there are some bright
spots. In this month we have Christmas
with all its mirth, and during the few
short, bright, crisp days that December
brings forth the healthy pedestrian enjoys
an amount of exhilaration which he is a
stranger to in warmer days, and on his re-
turn he will exclaim, "Fine bracing
weatherp It Is a month given up to
snow and ice. TO frost and cold, to thick
furs and rosy cheeks, and, usually, to the
music of sleigh bells.
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penth-LevI Rnrtholome,r

Another exposition of the fact 'that in
the midst Of life we are in DEATH is
illucidated in the sudden demise of our old
townsman, Mr.. Levi Bartholomew, who
died at four o'clock Monday afternoon
after an illness of only two days. Although
in an advanced age he retained possession
of all his faculties until death closed his
eyes in that last long sleep which knows no
waking. Iuterment took place Thursday
afternoon from the Reformed church.
Rev. J. Allyn Reber officiating.
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RT-Those studying economy will 6nd
that a dollar will accomplish more here
than at any o:her store in this section.
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6B-As the holiday season is approach
ing, the season when the purchase Of ar
tlcles out OF the usual every day line is
made, a little admonltiOn on the subject
will not be ont of place. Don't be made a
subject for other men and women to plum
der. BE careful not to be taken for fool.
All sorts Of schemes are being concocted
to cheat people under the old inducement
Of getting bargains. All the so-called
literary papers are filled with alluring ad-
vertisements about bargains In ribbons,
watches, iewelry, cutlery. perfumes, soaps,
tickets in lotteries, Investments in lands,
rare chances to get bones in the remote
parts Of the county. Don't be a fool and
throw your money away In this manner.
Don't send the money for anything YOU
have not seen. Don't buy of parties who
are not face to face with You when the
transactions are cousummated.
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Choice Mixed Candy, Clear Toy Candy Dates,
Oranges, Lemons. Cranberrles, shellbarlSs,
Honey, and a long list Of Table Dellcacies.
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"a whom 1T MaY Concern.

This Is TO notify all persons that the chairs and
all appuTtunances in a Barber shop of George
chased by me and an iWne1 Nv me and loaned
10 him during my pleasure nnly, aud all persons
are cautioned not to meddle 'th I. same.
CHAhLOrrk HORN.
Nov 20 fsan-am
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what People Find Time 70 Talk About
Here and Elsewhere.

What People Find Time 70 Talk about
Here ana Elsewhere.
az Between Allentown and Wilkes
barre almost every town Of snv Importance
has the Sunday mall, aud Lansford will
likely soon have It. Now, there 10 no
reason why Lehighton should not enjoy
this facility with It's sister towns. We
haye business public that would be much
benefieted by It, Some months since an
effort was made to push this matter but it
was soon dropped. Let us get at 1t again,
and all acc in concert and the mail will
come.
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J. Il. NUsBAUM,

First Street, between South and Plum Streets,
Lehighton, Pa.
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ag-An appeal for aid for st. Luke's
Hospital at South Bethlehem has been is
sued and posted up at various places, In
it is a request that men employed on the
railroads and in the shops and factories IN
the Lehigh Valley contribute one days
pay towards the support of the institution
and hand in the same this month 1t is
also requested that the names of the con-
tributors with the amounts be forwarded
to the treasurer of the hospital that they
may be included in his annual report for
1891.
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To our Friends.

Geo, W, Mortimer, sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-31

In State issues there were small sales Of Ala
bamas, Glass A, at 1903 81 South Carolina Brown
consol 6s at J. 90 l-s and Tennessee settlement Is
at ~, So at lOl, and Us at los l.2. OF city bank
stocks Park sold t6l at 232, and Western National
(Q5) at 06 l-4al O6 l-2.
The principal feature Of the general bond mar
kct was the continued activity and large dealings
in Texas Pacific incomes The range Of fuctua-
tious was from 80 IA TO 37a36 -2a36 5-s against
Yesterdays closing at 30 IA sales were made as
low as "6, seller 60 days. Union Pacific collat-
eral l-2 per cents recovered TO 10. The general
market was firm Reference Is made to our full
report of bond sales
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The money market to-day ruled easy at Sac
nor Gent but soon after midday the common rate
was I-2 per cent. and the closing was at per
The Clearing House statement to-day was ~
follows: Exchanges, Sl24, G9,0s7; balances,
Ths Sab. Treasury wax debtor at the Clearing
House to-day s5ol 1874. It's net gain on balanc:
was s4o4;s63 made up by a.. eo Saa gam S o.
davis operations included: Receipts. S:.5so.o7l !:
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER ~ sooslxTEEN PAGES

payments, &2,Isl,70s; resulting in o general 1si.
ance OF 81 3,p65,i03, consisting Of 4ies,A37,7So
coin and 81, 1883 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington r.
oelved to-day ei42,77l National bank notes i0f
The customs receipts were u e,eos. the IN
tefnal revenue receipts $8l3,e3l, and m'sce-
laneous receipts 9lfo,440.
To-days Washington Treasury statement o. oas 20
figures Of the last previous statement as follows;
nan. 0s 3: ss 81 s9 ga I'M. Sc
Net silver hid. lS,o72Ae7 is.so:Ss7 Dec. Sos'S0o
N on hama ...... 67n.s7s s,sst4si Dec. 1880
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finantlal.
ATLANTIC TRUST CO.,
80 WILLIAM.sr.. NETWORK CITY.

The following registered int rest and coupons are pay
able az this Office Nov. /. 1870:
OHIO AND WEST VIRGINIA 7s.
COLORADO FUEI. CO.
WEST UAVERSTEAW WATER co.
TEXAS LOAN AGENCY.
MOBILE AND OHIO CAR TRUST. A 80.
cOIUMBUS HOOKING VALLEY TOLEDO CAR
TRUST. A So
rrNTUCKY UNION RAILWAY co. A GO.
PEORIA WATER co. - .
NFwYoRK AND NEw-JEIsEY TELEPHONE co. D
PER CENTS.
1ASKIN WOOD VULCANIZING co.
rIrIzENS, GAS AND ELECTRIC CO.. WHITE
PLAINS. -
Soy IS. CANADACATTLE CAR CO. 40.
Coupons NAV deposited three days before due cate
checks will be really At maturity
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and Ss West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and suspNoSioa
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tACr OF Is7tL-Nottcc Is given 10 holders Of shove
and Of receipts Of Fsrmcrs Loan end Trust Com
nsnv representing the same that agreement WAS exc.
s,scd by a. T. Walker and the Fifst Natisnsi Bank q
w.vYerk under Of June 10. 1890. with the purpose
a. rontinuns In eoauncton with the London CouniesA
united seaon and promoting hnai sdiosns"s Of Ne wss
ao9ss are requested 70 present. their eersneasss -
STAMPED s0aisf5 VIA ,, .sH g. ss,sSSssS sS "s'a
my " J. 9. NADES. Saa!,msa
n. @. PAHNEsrOcK, c.n....
RICHARD IRWIN
70 Willam.st