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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24
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The Doines Of q Lively Town Briefly ohroni-
cled IN short suip-suup order by tho
STROLLER and obum."
New wall papers at Biery's
Valentine Schoenberger occupies the
Ruch dwelling on the east side
John Phillips and wife. Of Scranton,
are soiourning with William Koons aud
family
Harry Graver was seeing frlendsl at
Wilkesbarre and Mountain Top this week.
1T viii be OF interest to our lady
readers to learn that, at Biery's drug store,
they can buy tissue papers in all shades at
lowest prices.
---On Wednesday last, Constable Milton
Setter sold the personal property Of the
franklin Stone Company, of WalcksYille,
to satisfy the claims of the employees.
Our old townsman, Samuel Welch,
will again be a candidate for tax collector
Mr., W., is a faithful official aud should re-
celys the fayors of our people at the COM
ing spring election.
"A wharf twelve feet in width ls being
built along the Nathan Snyder planning
mill, bordering the canal. Levi Horn Is
doing the work.
L. J. Wentz, Of Bsrllnsville, and
Milton Anthony, of Walnutport, were
guests of j, D. Benninger this week.
Miles Jennie Snyder and sister, Of Mil
port, were guests of friends In town on
Monday.
Joseph Fenner did business in Phlla-
de!phia on Monday,
We are much pleased to note that Mrs.
Charles Nusbaum Is convalescing from
serious illness of several weeks.
The Carbon County Improvement
Company are running theii electric light
wires into franklin township.
We ara panied to note the serious ILL
ness Of Mrs. Bert Arner. aud join her
many friends in the wish that she may
soon be enjoying her usual excellent
health.
R-It was all mistake. Levi Horn paid
So. so for all the trees In the Park instead
of 50, 80 for each and every one as reported
last week.
Rev. ]. E. Freeman, of Boyertown,
was familiar parsonage in town this
week, while here he was the guest of DR..
]. G.. Zern,
1t is the talk Of the street that both
Rev. Stauffer, of the Reformed congrega-
tion, and Rev. Wuchter, of the Lutheran
congregation, will Soon accept other
charges.
Jacob Gelsel, the eighteen year old son
of Widow Henry Geisel, of lower Weiss
port, died Friday after two weeks illness
with typhord pneumonia. Interment took
place Monday. Deceased was bright,
honest and intelligent, much respected by
all who knew him. To the sadly bereaysd
mother we tender sincere sympathy,
While driving on the east side Sunday
evening John Rehrig's spirited grey horse
became unmanagable and run away. Mr..
and Mrs. Rehrig were both thrown from
the vehicle, and the latter was badly in
iured. The horse run through Weissport
and up tho main street Of Lehighton stop
ping at the Exchange stables where 1t col
lided with the wagon sheds.
For the year 1901 the officers of the
Lutheran and Reformed Sunday school
will be;
Superintendents-Nilton FlOrY and A,
A. Beltz.
Treasurer Boyer.
Secretary Boyer.
Librarlans-Emma German and Mamie
Wertley.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24

Flash rioturos Of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.


FLASH Pictures Of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.
james Ballet, Of East Penn, was ahak-
Ing hands with friends In town on Mon
day.
William Meyer, Of the new East Penn
Hotel, was a prominent visitor in town
Monday.
Mrs. H. V. Mortimer. Jr., has return
ed from pleasant visit to her parents in
Bethlehem
Eli DeFrehn and wife, Of town, we're
visiting Bethlehem relatives and friends
during the week.
Mrs. Frank P. semmel and daughter.
Of Second street, speut Wednesday in
Allentown.
Mrs. Thomas swartz and Mrs. Hennetta
Fritch spent Wednesday with frleuds At
Mauch Chunk.
Miss Laura Masters, of Bangor, Pa,
is spending few weeks very pleasantly
with relatives in this city.
John J. Kutz, manufacturer of fine
cigars, was doing business among his
Lansford patrons last Wednesday.
Henry Spoonhslmer and daughter
Mrs e. A. Horn, spent Sunday with John
Petit and family at Bethlehem.
The genial John Kirk, of philadelphia
was guest at the residence OF Ex.sherlh
j. w. Raudenbush, last SUNDAY.
John j. Hummel, him that blows the
I'd b, fat cornet in the Lehighton band, is
acl from trip to Macungie, Pa.
Isaac Oberholtzer, wife aud daughter,
Lillian, are back from three weeks visit
to relatives and friends In Columbia, Pa.
Mrs. f. /. Smith, of south First street,
has returned from a delightful visit of
four weeks to relatives and friends in
Milton, Pa.
David DeFrehn and Miss Maud Smith,
of East Mauch Chunk, visited d. II. Long
and family on north First street, this city,
last Sunday.
james Bonser, the jolly landlord Of
the Bowmanstown Hotel, was shaking
hands with friends bereabouts during the
week. Jim reports things to be booming
down the Valley.
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FROM MAuch CHUNK
Tho County Capital spiritediy Epitomiaed
BY a Special Correspondent Personal
and Otherwlse.

Tho County Capital spiritedly Epitomiaed
BY Special Correspondent Personal
and Otherwise.
"A solid old Democrat in town on Mon
day from Lehigh township was John Graf
He will likely be candidate for super
visor in his township at the coming Feb
election.
Henry Werner, Of the east side, en-
ployed ss fireman for Engineer AL, Sitter,
Of Lehighton, on the Valley railroad, lost
two fingers from bis left hand while max.
ing a coupling at Mahoning siding last
Friday.
Henry Webster, Of this town died at
New York Friday evening Of pneumonia,
aged about s3 years. Rev. Webster. of
Wilkesbarre, is a brother. Deceased was
the protector of the movement which e.
tabllshed Sunday meetings for railrosders
here.
johnson, the fellow In Jail serving out
an eleven months sentence for collecting
money for the Times, Gazette, Democrat
and ADVOCATE without permission from
their establishments, promises TO stifien
Editor Rinker's neck when he s liberated.
Rinker, of the Times, exposed him too
hard" evidently, and the scamp feels
hurt. johnson wants to be watched.
The date for the hanging Of Oliver
StangleY has been changed by Governor
Beaver from Wednesday, March 25lh to
the day following, March 28th. The
gallows used in the execution Of the Mollle
Maguries during the decade of seventy
will be erected in the corridor and
stangley will swing therefrom providing
the ends of justice are carried out. ne
don't seem to care much as to the fate in
near store for him and maintained a seem
ingly unconscious equilibrium whsn the
Sheriff read the fatal warrant. Persons
are already asking the shOrif for passes to
witness the execution.
AT noon on Sunday Hon A. G. Broad,
head, passed peacefully away in the 76th
year of his age. He was one of the most
prominent men in the Lehigh Valley and
eastern Pennsylvania, and for many years
was Superintendent of the Beaver Meadow
division OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
he was a staunch Democrat, and voted for
every Democ.atlc candidate for President
from Van Buren in 1886 down He was
elected County Treasurer, 1854, Associate
Judge in 1865, State Senator, 1869, and
Speaker Of the serate in 1871. He was
delegate to the Democratic National and
State Convention, and on the Democratic
electoral ticket in 1888. Funeral took
place Wednesday--all principal places OF
business being closed during the hours oI
interment.
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--LaurIsh Brothers drive a spirited new
horse.
Miss Eva Sendel, Of Mauch Chunk, 10
visiting Miss Emma Brodhead.
Miss Lizzie Callnan, of Easton, is So
iourning with Miss Lizzie Martin.
Leopold Meyer is converting his large
frame barn into handsome double dwell
Ing house.
Andrew Snyder is the happy pop" Of
a handsome baby girl. Mother and child
are doing well.
The aged father Of our esteemed towns
man, Daniel Hontz, died at the latter's re-
sidence on Sunday evening.
Willie Hauk, who lost a foot on the
railroad recently while attempting to
mount moving ceal train, is about again
Master Guy Harleman Is back home
from pleasant visit to Dunmore, Pa,
friends.
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--Silas L. Beer of this place visited his
father at Walnutport, on Sunday last.
Charles Green and family, of this place,
we're the guest. Of his brother George, at
KunkeltOwn, Monroe Co.. Pa, on Sunday
last,
For the past two weeks the Metallic
mines, of this place, have been idle on .ac-
count OF the high water; onIMonday how
ever, they have resumed operations, the old
employees doing work are Jacob Gouger.
Charles silfes, Frank Wagner, and Edwin
Klotz.
Robert A. Henry, departed this life at
his home in Lite Gap, at 4 o'clock Wed-
nesday Morning, aged nearly 45 years. The
deceased had been suffering for about a
year with consumption, and death came as
a relief. Mr. Henry was a son of Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Henry who we're natives OF
Northampton Co., BE leaves a Son G. A.
Henry sho is 10 years Of age, The funer.
al took place at his residence at $50 A, N.
last Saturday, The remains were taken to
ST.. Paups Church, at CherryYille, North
smpton Co., for intermeBt.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24
word to our pellnuuent,.

We have carefully gone over our sub
scription books and 6nd that out of our
more than 1900 subscribers we haYe several
hundred who owe us one. two or more
years; the whole aggragsting four or FIVE
hundred dollars. OF this amount the
greater portion is due from patrons in this
city and adjacent towns. 1t is hardly
necessary TO say that we need the money
and want it in order to further a number
of very important contemplated improve
ments in and about our printing establish
ment. We hope all delinquents will
promptly respond to the solicitations from
collector, G. W. Mortimer.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24
BoWMANsTOWN.

The sand business is quite dull in this
section at present.
The addition of baby girl to his
family has made Asa B. Young happy.
--LeYi Harleman and family have
moved from this place TO Union Hill, a
suburb of Weissport.
District President WenDer, Of LaDs-
ford, installed the officers of w. c., No.
20, of Bowmanstown, recently.
Fred Schmidt is maklngI
To operate his saw mill with steam and ex-
poets soon to put in steam engine.
The st. Johns church is at present
without an organist. On funeral occasions,
however, Mr.. Steiner, of Stone church.
Northampton )unty, will be pleased to
tender his services.
Mrs. McAshy who was burned out a
few weeks ago at Lizard Creek Junction,
opposite BOwmanstown, continues heI
boarding house In the latter place, In a
building rented from Henry Ernst.
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JACKSON,

It will be long time e'ore the border
drama loses It's fascination for a great mai
orlty of theatre goers. We do not speak Of
the wild, Wild Western spices where the
height OF the hero's ambition Is TO slay an
unsuspeeting red man O. annlhilate a
greaser with frnges on bis pantaleons, but
Of that class Of melodrama of which "4e''
Is so excellent type. At all events, the
crowd that greeted Miss Arnot's COM
pany at the Opera House last evening seem
to point TO the fact that the Western drama
still retains its hold 10 Pittsburg The
romplng, gOoinatured waif Carrots had an
admirable exponent In Miss Arnot, and
her singing and dancing and clever acting
were the life Of the piece although she was
supported by anexoei ut company. .-Pitls
burgh Dispatch.
This excellent company will appear Ia
the Opera House, Lehlghton, next week
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24
The venduo sessop

Now the time of personal property sales
has come again, we repeat the advise we
have often given, Don't hide your light
under peach basket II you are going to
make sale, hire the newspapers to tell Of
it. Do not depend upon the distribution Of
two dozen hand bills, You may save ten
or twelve dollars that way, but you are sure
to lose hundred Or two at the sale. Peo-
pie must know all the particulars-what
you are going to sell, when and where
or you need not expect them to come IA
your sale. In no better way can this info rma.
tion be taken into a mans house than by q
widely circulated newspaper like The AID
vocATE which goes into all post Offices In
the county.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24
rHEc3 3UNTY HOPPER.

srodioy Of Occurrences Original and
Otherwise Put Together FOR Interesting
Peruaal
--Jeanesyllle claims 70 have q ghost.
Squire Mlnnick ls the new postmaster
At Summit Hill We extend our digit 10
the squire.
Meyers new hostlerY In East Penn
township has been chrlstened the EAST
Penn Hotel" A good name, Billy
"A Weatherlyite named Montz was put
TO Jail last week for beating his wife. The
whipping post is the correct thing for such
felloWsl
There was an insurance of $4,000 on
the Petrey property recently destroyed by
Gre at Weatberly. Tie loss, however,
footed up full $4,000.
Brakeman Fronhelser, employed on
train drawn by engine AL, had thumb so
badly damaged in Mahoning yard that it
had to be amputated Tuesday night.
"A man uamed Ed. Schmidt, of Frank
lin township, employed In the Packerton
yards Of the Lehish Valley company, was
struck by an engine Wednesday morning
and seriously injured.
"A large barn, 9Oxee feet, the property
Of John Knease, of East Penn township,
was destroyed by fire early Sunday morn.
ing- The origin of the fire is a mystery.
The loss is considerable as the building con
tslned hay and grain.
The x. Y. z. Club, of Summit Hill,
are giving a series of most delightful soci
ables. The club expects soon to give a
''RhOst dance" in which they will all APP
Dear 10 full paint. The Invitations, which
will be hand painted, are to be In the shape
of a tomahawk with Sitting Bulls picture
on the blade. They have not yet, decided
on a "War cry"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24
Both partIes DTu,t Appear

A revolution has taken place throughout
the State in the manner of issuing marriage
licenses, the respective registers requiring
both parties applying for a license to ap.
pear and answer the questions. Register
Weaver has decided that under the act Of
June, 1885, that both parties, man and
woman, shall appear at the Registers Of
fce when applying for a marriage license.
This section of the act reads; "The cleib
of the court shall inquire of the parties ap.
plying, either separately or together, fol
marriagelicense as aforesaid, ,on oath or af.
frmation,as to the legality of the contem.
plated marriage" Heretofore the man
could secure license alone.
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Progress Council. No. 90, N. P. o., have
elected the following officers;
Presldent-James Walp.
Vice observation-disclosures o. Vert.
Secretary-F. P. Semmel
Collector--Geo. s. Mailman
Treasured. j. Olewine.
Chaplaln-A. ]. Litzenberger,
Councillor-F. d. Miller
InstIuctor--Wm. S. Kuhns.
Usher and Guard-C. A. Froenhlser.
Marshal--Thos. Catell.
Trustees-H. H. Peters, Charles A
Froenhiser and DR.. C. 7. Horn,
DR.. C. T. Horn was elected a member u
Congress.
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wants a pemoerat Eleetea.

EDITOR CARBON ADVocArE;-
Lehighton with Democratic majority of
one hundred or more should certainly not
elect Republicans to the best offices. My
reference is to the Office of tax collector
and Assessor now held by working Repub-
licans. Let the result Of the February
election be \ criterion of 1892, Get the force
together, strengthen the lines by keeping
tie hest offices In the party so that We will
have somthing to stand by when we need
the services Of good men. Elect a Demo
cratic tax collector.
JACK SON,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24
snoRET SOCIETY aossIPs

The membership Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic in this State, at present is
about $4,000.
Nittany Valley Castle, No. 4O6. x. G. E.
Of Lamar was instituted on January 18th
and Doubling Castle, No. 4O7, Of Lseehburg
was Instituted on January 18th.
Theo. U. A. NJ, IN northampton coun-
y, isiu a hourishlng condition, over TOO
metlbers having been added to the order
during tho past year.
The semi-annusl reports Of the Pennsyl-
vania Castles, Knights Of Golden Eagle,
which are belnR received By Grand Master
Of Records ] D. Barnes, exhibit gratlfy
ING insre.ss Of msmOsrlhip and hnancss
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24
Nau RnnIr nmnnr.

The stockholders of the First National
Bank, of this city, have elected the follow
ing directors for the year 1891; A. J, Durl-
ing,R. F. HoffOrd,J. S. Lentz, c. H. Seldle
DR.. j. G. Zern, P. j. Kistler and Dennis
Bauman. The directors organized by max
ing the following officers;
President-R. p. Hofford.
Vice President .-Dennis Bauman,
Finance Committee--A. ]. Durling and
]. S. Lentz,
Auditors--J. S. LsntS and A. ]. Durllng
Cashier-John 7. Semmel,
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Luther Union Meeting .

The Luther Union will hold its regular
meeting on Monday evening the Goth inst,
for which purpose the following program
has been arranged
Opening exercise, Ed Relchard; reclta-
tion, Annie Raudenbush; select reading,
Mamie Gabel; recitation, Mable Rehrlg
sketch on Noses, Oscar Heilman; chorus
conducted by Mamie Semmel; duet, Mary
Rehrig aud PheOna Batter; instrumental
solo, Martha Long; spelling exercise.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24

THR decision which Superintendent
Ballet has reached to put aside the pre-
position which came to him from Phlladel-
phis, and proceed with the work under
taken for the schools of Springfield, will be
very welcome to our people, It has been
reached after thoroughly conscientious
weighing of all that was involved in the
two fields Of labor. and in taking up the
duty nearest to him Mr., Ballet has not
made q mistake. Springfield Rep.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24
IN FEW LINEa

during 1890 Wayne county paid
bounty on about ss7 foxes, 1ss mike and
% Wild eats, az cost Of nearly e576.
-Dr. D. B. shirk, Of MyerstoWn, ls the
oWnsr Of a catechlsm of the year 1880. It
is printed In ths French language.
Frank Van Horn, Of EAatOn, is 70.
mAFkably tall man, measuring tset Q
inches in height, and is bat 10 YsaTs old.
The Montgomery County Bar Associa.
tlon held q spirited meeting, recOnsidsrsd
their former action with regard 70 thell
supper, and resolved that no ladies should
b invited and the wine 70 be limited.
"A girl In Huntington township, Lu,
8srne county has walked four mllss e
Sunday School and four miles back ever
BuE6eg for the last twelve ysau.
-Rost Chester has a cat that plays thl
piano.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24
Local Institute.

A local institute OF the teachers Of Car
bon county will be held At Mau Chunk
and East Maueh Chunk, on Friday evening
and Saturday, Feb. 9th and 7th.
The Friday evening lecture will be held
In the Court House, at Msuch Chunk.
Prof L. /. Handy, Principal Of the Della.
ware Normal School will give bis popular
lecture on Patrick Hswing, orator and
Statesman. Prof. Harry Genes highly
recommended ss q scholar and orator
The business on Saturday will be held Il
the public school building in East Mauel
Chunk.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24
ItInnI,s Intaraatinr.

Recent incidents In Evangelical German
Methodist) Association church circles tend
TO the belief that the session in Allentown
the last week in February of the East Penn
Conference will be most interesting one.
Bishop Bowman has expressed his purpose
to preside in spite of the fact of his unpop-
ularitv in the conference. A great majority
Of the Evangelical people in this Valley
are adhearents OF Bisop Dubs.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24
PUBLIC SALE REaIsTER.

Friday February 9th, Charles Deppe,
Of Walcksville, Franklin twp, will sell
horses. cows, pigs, wagons ard farming
implements.
On Friday, Feb, 9th, T. D. Clauss, Exc
cutor, will sell at public sale on the prem
ises, variety of household furniture and
on Saturday, Feb 7th the real estate of the
late Daniel Clauss. on First street Lehigh-
ton, will be disposed Of
-on Saturday, Jan. Path. Paul Kresge,
of stemlorsville, will sell at Auction va
rietY of boots, shoes, hats, caps and dry
goods.
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Now. Pay Up.

Our collector, George W. Morthlmer,
win call on dellnquents within the next
few days, and all persons are expected 70
liQuldnte. We need the money and must
have IT, II you owe Us you are supposed
10 paY, the sooner the better, ~ We need
the ealh 70 meet the heavy expenses Of
orT ssiablilhnsnl,
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Fixed and Movable rensts for ne.

Fixed and Movable Feasts for 10,
Epiphany, Tuesday, Jan. 9.
Septuageisima Sunday, Jan. %.
Quinquagesima-ShroYe SUNDAY Feb. s
Ash Wednesday, Feb. IL.
First Sunday in Lent, Feb. 10,
St. Patrick's Day, Tuesday, March II.
Palm Sunday, March %.
Good Friday, March 81.
Easter Sunday, March 30.
Low Sunday, April 5.
Rogatlon Sunday, May s.
Ascenslon-Holy Thursday-MaY I.
Pentecost-Whlte Sunday-May II.
Trinity Sunday, May "a.
Corpus Christi, Thurs lay, May %.
First Sunday in Advent, NOY. 20.
Christmas day, Friday Dec. 25.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24
Nam nhnrch OonnnII. 1.

The new church council Of Trinity
Evangelical Lutheran church for 1891 ls
as folloWs:
Pastor-ReY. j. Il. Kudsr.
ElderS--o. b. NOthsteln and Charles
Seifert.
Deacons-I.. J. Hausmsn, Ed Honehen,
Lewis FrltE and Thigh. Stout.
Presldsnt-ReV. ]. b. Kuder.
Secretary--L. ]. Hausman.
Treasurer John T. Semmel
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24

Henry A. GraveF, Lehighton's popular
young brick manufacturer, has just allied
an order tor the Carbon Iron Company, Of
ParryVllle. Tor d0.O0O brlcks, he VIII also
furnlsh D. J. 6oagar, Of franklin, with 80,
eoo 6r.oal Moa s. 3 kurllsI.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24

-Ith the talk Of the street that the
jersey Central Railroad Company Il trying
buy she Manllor House 20 the north
end. u thlo b true, lt ulumAlsly RsAnh
B new auj hfRalgmq oiAusn,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24
J,,st What You Want.

For hardwood mantels 10 all the latest
designs, also slate mantels, open fire places
and tiling of every description, call at the
Warerooms OF
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24

-Four lines Of Underwear which take IRE
lead for value and healthfulnoas.
Ladier Superior Jersey Ribbed Cream
Wool Vests, t1.8O each.
Ladies' superior scarlet lcochineAl dyed
yoste and drawers, e1.So each.
Giants Superior Scarlet tCOcblneal Dyed
shirts and Drawers, e1.b0 each.
Genrs superior Natural Wool shlrta and
drawers, S1.S6 each.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24

Cents plain, striped and checked flannel
shirts, are down to the lowest notch. We
don't believe such values will again be
offered.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24

Our Ladies Bright Dongola Button
Shoes at S975 are far superiorto to those be-
ing sold by other lealeIs ct the same price,
II Is impossible TO produce better shoe at
this price.
Opera and Common Sense lasts in various
Widths.
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IRIGINAL CHEAP CASH STORE
Ntart NC Nav Year Right.

Keep out Of debt BY buying for cash.
Provide for the future By saving the
difference between Cash and Credit price'.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-24

A saving Of SOC on pair Of overallI.
We are selling oYerallS made Of extra
heavy Blue Denim a. 0Oc, The regular
e1.95 quality.
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TAN NoALLlAOui
VIM, b. Rehrig.
nFI.FHInHTnN PA

OF LEHlGhION, PA,
Wm be candidate for TAX COLLECTOR nt
TIE coming Democratic Nominating Convention
lor norouah Omcsa, ~