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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-17
RAILnoAp aoasIp.


A new PASSENGER engine, with all mod
ern Improvements. ls being made AZ III,
Dslano shops.
The Reading Railroad AuthorIties havS
ordered that no brakeman shall be allowed
70 work on an engine.
I've hundred men engaged on Coxe's
new railroad haYs struck. They were noti-
fled Of = reduction and laid down their
ahOvsls and quit.
Rear brakemen Of PhIladelphia and
Reading coal and freight trains In the
future must stand on the caboOse bumpers
with red light In their hand while pass-
ing through tunnels.
The Lehlgh Valley Railroad, 10 provide
for the extensions and Improvements COM
pleted, has said 100000 Of 41.2 per
cent, mortgage bonds. which mature in
1923. The company has outstanding
about 81 100000 Of per cent, irredeem-
able bonds, and thla lS the secord lot
offered.
Perhaps there IL no class Of people or
Workmen that is compelled to undergo the
severity Of winter in such degree ~ do
the freight brakeman on the railroads.
These bitter cold days mean unusual ac-
tivitT to them In order to keep warm, and
their appearance on top Of the cars as they
60 Whizzlng RlOng makes one think that
their position Is an unenvisbls one.
J. W. LAttlg, superintendent Of telegraph
on the LshlGh Valley Road, has rendered
his reslgnatiOn, to accept g position as
general manager for the National Switch
& Target Company at South EAsion. Mr..
Lattig entered the employ Of the Valley
Company At DslanO "a yoara ago as
MESSENGER boy. By diligence be at length
attained position which may be consider.
ed the highest In the telegraph service.
The Lehigh Valley and the jersey Cen
tral railroads have Joined = number Of
other roads in the following Notice is here
by given that on and after Monday, the
second day Of February, 1891, at 7 o clock
in the forenoon, there will be minimum
charge for the detention Of cars Of enc dol.
lar per car per day or any fraction thereof,
II not loaded within fOrty-SIght hours after
being placed, or unloaded within forty
eight hours after arrival.
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The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. JANUARY II, 1891.
HERE AND THERE.


A child WAS born on = train just outside
Of Plttsburg.
WsSt Chester lawyers want & new county
court house.
They are sIill boring for natural gas at
Niddletown.
Many sections of the state are oyerrun
with rascally tramps.
The proprietoFs Of three clothing clubs at
Twanda haYs been arrested charged with
violating the lottery laws.
In Berks county q new township called
Cleveland will be formed out Of parts Perry
Greenwich and Richmond townships,
There are at present confined In the
Lehigh county Jail % prisoners. OF this
number oS of them are conYicts serving
sentences Of from one month to eight years.
The authorities are about at loss where
70 put them should any more be brought
there.
Constable Solt, Of Freeland, has been ar
rested bY Aary ProtYnskY for having as
quilted her while attempting to levy on her
furniture. The woman claimed the benefit
Of the $500 law and refused 20 let the Officer
make the levy He thereupon knocked hei
down.
A philadelphia EewspGper man who was
sent 70 the coal regions TO write up the con
dltIOn Of the mines Is determined TO sec
life In the proper way. He is now work
ing e. laborer in coal mine near Haz.
Teton.
"The smile. 'says Oliver Wendell Holme,
'Is the same in all lands" 1t varies in
Pennsylvania. A smile in Hazleton IL
about q finger shorter than one in Allen.
sOwn OF EasLon, but the Hungarian smile
"a far abead.Of the American article as fal
- quantity goes.
When the women In the window glass
factories Is Bioomsburg, WellsbOrO and
Covington, Pa, went 70 work Saturday
they found the factories closed. l. Is said
that the abrupt shut down was caused BY
order Of the Wlndow-glsss Trust.
When Tom Patterson entered his hous,
at scOttdaIe on Saturday night be found
4IAnt lAn9ekhoA8 . Wal HAtn1tt VAlsot tetulnl
Mrs. PattsFsOh. He became enraged, AnC
challenged Anderson to duel. A bite
struggle ensued. IN which Patterson wa
stabbed three times and fatally injured
Andsrs0n WAS also stabbed, but not danger
Ously hurt. ts
The Ht. Fem Gravity Railroad at Read
ing, on which i've persons were killed am
and dozen injured last summer, hA
claims fer SOO, ,OOOin damages on lts hands
il is proposed % mortAge the road for $50,
600 70 pay on It's debt contracted In build
iRa sad squipplRG the road and 10 haYs th
mortgage forsolOsed.
A vein Of silver ore cropping out Almoi
from the surface Of the earth, has been dI
covered on the old Ohristman farm. mIls
from Ph@nlxville, Chemical AnAlys
showed that there were so ounces Of silly,
20 the ten. Options have been taken Q
HdiOininR properties By those who know
the discovery. and hundreds Of acres a
now held by spectators.
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NEsoUEHONINa.

The new company houses are ready fol
the palnters
The wind storm on Tuesday blew th,
flag off the public school building.
Our new band Is getting along nicely
and render some excellent music.
The K. g. E., drill company lie getting
in trim for the denomination at Pottsvillo.
Joseph Collstte, sr., is In New Orleans,
and is making arrangements to remove bI,
fimlly to that place.
IT, A. Watkins ls locking for the nom.
inatlon Of Poor Director for the Mlddl.
Coal Field District
jacob Walters and brother will photo.
graph the young ladies, In full costume,
who took part in the broom drill at the
entertainment on January LIST.
The prospects are that an opera house
will be built here this spring. We hope
the rumor will prove true for it is some-
thing the town is badly in need Of 1t will
be paving Investment for the projectors.
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MEWeY WaIsePoRr.

The Doings o. = lively rown Briefly Chroni
eisd IN Short snip-snsp order By th.
stroller aud Chum."
Miss Clara Miller, Of Bangor, Pa, II
visiting her parents in this town.
Howard Brown, of Allentown, spsnl
Sunday with the family Of Squire John S.
Miller.
The trees IN the square belong to Levi
Horn. He paid $3.50 piece for them.
They must be removed BY tho let Of
March, 1891.
"A letter from our old friend aud former
tOwnsman. John G. Biery. Of Guemes,
Washington, tells US that be is alive aud
Kicking" Good ShS ,el
During the past few days there has
been some talk Of large textile industry
for this booming little town, the samo 10
give employment to three TO four hundred
men and women. We hope there IL some
bottom TO the talk.
William H. Kreamer, Of Franklin
toWnahip, and John K. Lentz, Of Lehigh-
ton, have purchased the large general store
Of Josiah Ruch, on the east aide, and will
take possession about April Let. Mr..
kreamer lie At present. and has been for
sometime, employed as salesman In the
store, and Mr.. Lentz ls son Of John S.
Lsntz, Of the city named It makes a
strong and enterprising business frm,
The birthday OF Old Hickory, Andrew
jackson, vas httInely observed In this
place By DR.. J. G. zsrn entertaining 3
number Of his friends at grand banquet
at the popular Weissport House. Among
the number present we're George W. Esser,l
GRuch Chunk; d. j. 0'Donnel, Summit
Hill; J. y. Hawk, Kldder; George Enzlan.
Thomas Arner and Henry Miller, Franklin;
W. T. Biery, Francis Kast and DR.. Kutz, |
this CITY. Eloquent addresses we're made
BY Esssr, Hawk and Zern.
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PROF. BALLET AND PHILADELPHIA
SCHOOLS,

From the New York EventnG Post:
The vitalizinR effect upon the schools of
city Of really good Superintendent has
been seen nowhere more clearly than in
Philadelphia, where in few years the
entire atmosphere Of the schools has been
changed by Mr. MacAl!ister, whom the
PhtladelDhians invited from the West.
No one ever thought of these schools ex.
cept as a model Of what should not be till
he reYolutionized them and left eur city TO
carry of the palm Of old fashioned and
dead mothodism. Now that Mr.. Mac.
Allister has accepted call to take charge
Of tho new Drexel Institute, Philadelphia
is determined not to let her good things
fall for want Of frst-class man, and is at.
tempting to secure the services OF the
Superintendent of Springfield, Mass, Mr..
Thomas n. Ballet, than whom a worthier
successor TO Mr.. MacAllister probably
could not be found. Mr.. Herbert Welsh
Of Philadelphia was in Springfield last
Friday on this errand, aud although an
oIfer has not yet been formally made, there
seems little doubt that It needs only
the word Of Mr.. Ballet to bring 1t.
The salary of 5000 Is An increase OF
only 81, 800 over that paid in Springfield,
but salary is not what such men as he are
looking for; they want only chances TO
show what can be done by sensible and
thorough methods, and Philadelphia Is to
tempting a Geld for the Springfield people
to be In hopeful frame OF mind over the
prospect Of Mr.. BSlliets removed. The
Board Of Education in Philadelphia con
Sists Of thirtY-hyo persons appointed by
the judges, and 1t 10 und erstoOd that there
Ia no reasonable doubt Of their willingness
to secure the services Of the Springfield
Superintendent, IL they can get him. New
York cannot indulge in sarcasms over the
slOwness of Philadelphia. with these facts
existing. Our schools ara being left far in
the rear. Ifthis city could be moved 10
keep up with Philadelphia, We might have
hope Of good schools here. Mr.. Ballet
has positively declined the offer made by
the Philadelphia Board. preferring to re-
main In his present position In Springfield.
MasS.
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FRoM MAUek ckuMk.

The County Capital splritodly Epitomiast
by special oorrsspondont Psrsors
aud Otherwise.
During 1890 Carbon Co.. buried elsver
old soldiers.
--StaDgleY, the murderer Of Mrs. Wal.
bert At Weathsrly, over year ago, will
hang on Aaroh 25th Providence permit
ting.
Ed. J. o'Donnell, Of this city, has
purchased the Mrs. Cathariue Mslloy saloon
and restaurant at Summit Hill and will soon
take possession.
Jacob Kaufman. Of Mauch Chunk,
has been appointed wreck master on the
LehIgh & susquehannA Division Of the
Central Railroad Of New Jersey, TO succeed
the late Ell Wsyhenmeyer,
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LIE couMrY MoPPER.

a Wsdisy Of Occurrences OriEinal and
othsrwiss rut Togsthsr for Interesting
PsrusaL
-One million tons Of coal was shipped
from Hauto during the yskr 1890.
--Lansford has four thousand people
and no bank. We ply Lansiord.
The program for the grand sistefodd At
Lansford on Coed Friday, March 9th, 10
out.
The cl AnceA for the recovery Of Supi.
zehner, Of Lansford, seriously III for some
months past, are very encouraging.
He was tired Of life and blew the top
Of his head of with a revolver, did Condy
McGee, Of Audenried, last Thursday.
A bridge across the Bic Creek, near
Schoenbergsr's in TOwamenslng township,
was washed away bV high water Monday
last.
Henry Rau, Of Psrryvillo, died Sat-
urdAy at the ripe old age Of seventy-aye
years. He was buried Tuesday morning.
A widow survives.
The Democratic executive committee
for the Middle Coal Field Poor District Is
as follows; E. G. Rouse, Westhsrlv chair
man, John J.. Gallagher, Beaver Meadow;
Jas. J. Boyle, Mauch Chunk; Jacob BuSs,
Nesaushonine; J. J, Campbsll, Frseland;
Matthew Long, Hazloson, and Hugh Maloy.
Upper Lehigh.
Carbon county will have during the
year 1891 total of one hundred and
twonty-three licensed places. They are
distributed a. follows: Nauch Chunk, 20;
Lansford 10; East Mauch Chunk, ll;i
Summit Hill. 19; Lshlghton. S;sWeather-
ly, 8; WeiSspOrt, 4; ParrVville, I; MSuch
Chunk Township, 10; Banks 8; Lower
Towamensing, Z; TOwamehsinR, 8; KID
der, 4; MahoninR, 8; Penn Forest, 2; East
Penn, 2; Franklin, 2; Packer, 1; Lehlgh,
1; Lausanne, 1.
Sunday, midnight, the barn on the 'Petry
Farm" about q mile outside Of WeAthorly,
took FIRE and burned to the ground. The
barn was well stocked with hay and grain,
an entire farming outfit, together with ak
horses and Eve cows. The estimated loss
is about $4,000. The property was owned
by DAVID Pstry, At one tlms steward At the
Poor House at LaurytOwn. The only
reasonable cause assigned ls that It must
have been set on fire by some one. The
barn and grain were insured but the live
stock was not. This is great loss to Mr..
Petry. The horses and cows were Of ex-
cellent blood, and It will not be an easy
matter to get their equals again.
Truth sometimes reads more interest
inglY than fiction rs the following item
from the Gazette proves; "The excitement
attendant upon the finding Of the skeleton
Of Hugh Hsrkins on Mahoning Mountain
has about died away and the subject is but
little discussed. The young mans father
has been dead many years, His mother
resides at No, 8, and is quite aged. 1t is
said Of her that although she was morally
certain that her son was dead, yet always
on Christmas night the door Of her humble
home was left unlatched in hopes that after
all he might return or that In this way she
might have tidings from him. Taken
with this fact, 1t is regarded as singular
coincidence that his boby was found on
Christmas Day"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-17

At regular meeting Of BlnS Ridge
Lodge No. los Order Of Tontl held Jan. IA
the following Officers Wsre elected for The
ensuing year.
PreSident-Chas. r Miller.
Vice Presldent-John r Miller.
Past Presldent-R. L. Koons.
9scretary-H. J. Bretn0Y.
Tressurer-Wm. P. Long
Medical Examiner-O. I. Horn.
Cbaplaln-F, P. LsntE.
GuATd-F. P. Clark.
ssntinel-Geo H. KsmersF,
Trusless-F. p Lsnts, o. A. clHuss. J.
". Raudenbush.
Tbis Lodge Was organised March and 1887,
And nov Numbers 10 member, and meets
ltgalarly on tbs Sad and an Wednesday
HysningI Of saeh nsnih . psbsT's Hal
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4 cavern Of mines occurred Monday after
noon Al Curry Hill. . suburb Of Plymouth.
The dwelling house Of william Thomas
was entirely wrecked and a COW IN the ad-
joining barn was carried doWh into the
dspths Of the miue.
Tho business men throughout the
county viii have need for new stationery,
bill headi. nste and letter heads, envel.
opes, cards, etc, with the beginning Of the
year and We Invite their attention to oul
pglntlng facilities for supplying their wanis-
ordeu ~ mall WIN bs promptly nllsd and
- prisia r. hssping wiih he liRss
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and ooinN.

Fi.sh rio,urs, ~ tanniiiar Bao-s osunin,
and ooinN.
Mr.. Ben Kolteril Wintorine In Florida
Mrs. W. A. Peters, Of Fret street.
visited Allentown frienda Tuesday.
-Nrs 1. 8. Koch, We are pleased 10
state ia about again after four weeks ill.
ness.
Misses Jennie and Ida Irwin. Of town.
are visiting relatives and friends In Phlla-
delpbis.
William Mccormick. Jr., 10 back home
from pleasant visit 70 New York city
friends.
Dennis Gilbert aud Frank SchweibenE,
Of Philadelphia, we're among the visitors In
town this week.
Rev. A. N. kehrkAm and wife Of Col
umbia, Pa, are visiting the ''old folks At
home" on south First street.
Big hearted Philip Zimmerman, Of
Lansford, was closing dislts With old time
friends hereabout on Sunday.
james YonSer, William schOeh and
Robert HebSrllng made up a handsome
trio doing Allentown and Bethl1hs,n lsst
Saturday.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-17

barry RstelifI, Of Second street, employ
Cd By the Lehigh Valley Company Ia the
PasksFtoa Yards, WAS run over bY engine
"a last Friday evening, while on bic way to
work, and killed instantly. The sad affair
caused great sEcitsn~Dl " town. Deceased
wss aged forty-i0ui ssals and and lsaYss .
giis and seven email children. InlsFuent
took plaes Tuesdsy sfeu con, Ths aaiie.-
"a vie aud eh.ldFsu hsVs ths SynRaihy II
~ soanguiiy ~ shsir EAis,isa.
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Nsw p.el.Ion n o.ms Law..

Now UooIBIon IN Uhmo LhWBs
he Supreme Court has delivered an
opinion In q game Law case overruling the
judgment that held man guilty 0f violat-
ing the game laws by having in his possess
ion game lawfully killed in another State
The Supreme COurt says that the act was
not intended to have extra territorial effect
or II 1t was, IL would be nugatOry. The
prohibition of "haYing in possession" refers
to the game previously mentioned, the
killing Of which Is unlawful. thas is to say
game killed In the State. That is no doub
good law. but its effect will be to make 4
exceedingly difficult to enforce the gam'
laws.
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nssolu..on. Of coaaoIsnss.


LehlghtOn. Pa, January 18th, 1891.
WHEREAS an Allwlse Providence hai
seen ht 70 remove from among Us oul
Brother. d. Harry Ratelifi Therefor'
be II
Resolped, That We. the members o
Washington Camp, No. b4i, p. o. s. Of A..
do most earnestly and sincerely tender Il
his bereaVed family our heartfelt sy mpathl
in this their hour Of ahiiction
ReSOlDed, That copy OF these reaolu
tions be sent to the wife Of our deceased
brother. and that the same De published
IN the CARBON ADVOCATE.
Nm. q, MITCHELL,
w. g. NJ SEIFLE, Committee,
GRO. EsCH.
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"A. W. Held 10 recovering from ,
severe cold.
David Sewers spent Sunday with Ls-
highton friends
The heavy rain on Sunday Last did
great damage TO our roads.
--Tilghman Arnsr has moved his family
from saltwater, N. j., TO this place
james Arner, of Saltwater, N j.,
spent few days last week with frisnds ia
this section.
Subscribe for the CARBON ADVOCATE,
the beat LEGAL paper in the county. Only
81 for 50 weeks.
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oount.rfeIt. TraveIlInr abroad.

Ths banks have been notified BY DYES
Government Counterfeit Detector of two
new counterfeIls, 50 silver certificate and
a S. United States note. The former can
be detected by It's being on color both In
paper and inkS. The latter is QUE Of the
finest Of cOnnterfsl;s. 1t can be detected
by its coarse lines and small letters OIL the
face which are imperfect. The paper is
fair, but lacks the ailk threads.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-17
runLlo BALE KEaIsTER.

Friday February 9th, Charles Dcppe,
Of Waleksville, Franklin twp, will sell
horses, cows, pigs, wagons ard farming
implements
On Friday, Feb, 9th, T. d. ClAuss, Exc
cutoF, will sell at public sale on the prem
lseS, a-VarIetY Of household furniture and
on Saturday, Feb 7th the real estate Of the
late Daniel Clauss, on First street I.ehigh-
ten, will be disposed Of.
-on Saturday. Jan. gath. Paul Kresge,
Of stemlOgsVlllS, will sell at Auction va
rietY Of beots, shOss, hats, caps and dry
gooda.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-17

Our collector, George W. Aorthimsr,
will call on dellnquents within the next
few days, and all persons are expected tG
liquidnte. We nsed the money aud mus
have II. II you owe us You are supposed
TO pay, the sooner the better. As We need
the cash 70 meet the heavy expenses o.
cur establishment.
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a Empertan. Appolntmsnl.

samuel h. Krnuts, a nephew Of Deputy
STATE supt. HsnTy W. Houek and student
a The Lebanon City High School, has been
appointed by Gen. Goblin ~ lcadsi On toe
oehool ship Saratoga on which young msn
eIs trained ioT The msrchant marine OF he
d. d NaVH Ne Espartad promptly a.
Fhiladslphh las henlay UorninE
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roR TAX COLLECTOR.
70 WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

This is 70 certify that what I said In reference
70 the character Of Emma Laurish was said In
a Joke and was not true, and that l know moth
ing derogatory 10 the character OF the said
Emma Laurlsh, who according TO the best OF
my knowledge and belief Is a lady In evely re-
spect and her character beyond reproach.
WILLIE KNRAS.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 9th day
Of january, A. b. 1891 Horace Heydt. Notary
Public.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-17

40 TO FRS. RODRRER, under the Exchange
VI Hotel, Bank street, for q smooth shave ora
fashionable hair cut. e4~ Closed on sundays
Roeder's Bair tonic, cures Dandruh We carry
In stock full line Of fancy toilet articles at low
est prices, and we are the only place IN Town
whore you can bny Bender's Cream for the face.
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MISS ALVENIA GRAVER,
The Fashionable Milliner,

Announces to the Ladies Of
the county in general that
she has opened for the Fall
and Winter seasons one of
the largest and most thoro-
ughly complete lines Of Fash
ionable Millinery Goods ever
displayed in any single store
in the county. The styles
are in all the newest and very
prettiest effects and the prices
are marvelously low. The
ladies are earnestly solicited
to call and zee our beautiful
assortment of Millinery before
purchasing elsewhere. Ne
feel that our long experience
enables us to please our lady.
patrons in every particular
| .atest Styles, Lowest Prices
and Best Quality of Material
and Promptness III finishing
goods when ordered. Again
we repeat, that for low prices
and the Most Stylish Milli-
merry Goods you must call at
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Executors Sale
OF Valuable Real Estate.

The undersigned Executor OF the Restate OF
Daniel Clauss, deed will sell 81 Public Sale on
the premises In the Borough OF Lehighton,
Pa, on
SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY 7, 1891,
commencing at Two o'clock, Z. !, the following
valuable real estate 10 wits All that certain lOi
or piece OF ground situate on north Firat street,
In the borough OF LehighiOn, bounded on the
east by First street. on the south by property OF
the north by ROsa Alley, being 22xf8o feet. The
improvements are TWO STORY FRAME
isxis feet aiiached, and al necessary Outbnlld
ings. On the rear OF the lot Is erected TWO
STORY DOUBl.E FRAME DWELLING, 24x2t
feet. Terms and conditions by T. ID. OLAt IS
Surv. Executor. ian. II, st.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-17

IyANTED-Reliable men OF large acQuaint-
W Rnce to represent the best Insurance 50
ciety IN existence. Liberal salary. Pays while
you live. Exclusive territory. For full particn-
lars address at once,
EAGLE INSURANCE SOCIETY,
1918 and 1870 Filbert street,
Rooms q & a. Philadelphia, fR.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-17

-Four lines Of Underwear which take the
lead for value and healthfulness.
Ladies' Superior Jersey Ribbed Cream
Wool Vests. t1.S0 each.
Ladies' superior scarlet (cOchlneal dyedl
vsste and draws. el.so each.
G,nts Superior Scarlet (Cochlnesl Dyedl
Shirts and Drawers, sl.5O each.
0ents superior Natural Wool shirts and
drawers, ei.Bs each.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-17

Our Ladies' Bright DongOlA Button
Shoes At s2.76 are far superior to these be-
Ing sold BY other iealeIs At the same price.
Il ls impossible to produce better shoe al
thIs price.
opsrAand Common Sense lasts in various
Widths.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-17

The ansst dried fruits the market affords
are here.
Fancy fat No. maekerel, genuine cod
nsh, sardines In mustard and oil, canned
salmon, canned HOLSTERS, canned oysters,
canned clans, potted tongue and chickens
are also here At low prices.
". T. NUSBAUM,
F1tgt Street, between South and Plum Streets
Lehlghton. Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-17

Cents plain, striped and checked flannel
shlrts, are down to the lowest notch. We
dent believe such values will again be
offered.
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ORIGINAL CHEAPCASH STORE
Start The New Year Right.

Keep out o. oeot by buying Tor casn.
ProYlde for the future BY saving the
difiersncs between Cash and Credit prices.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-17

A saving Of sbe on pair Of overalls
We are selling oVsralls made Of extra
heavy Blue Domino At oOc. The regular
R..25 quality.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-17

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