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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-20
A Prominent Minister Writes:

After ten years of great suffering from
indigestion, with great nervous prostration.
biliousnes', disordered kidneys, and consti-
patton, have been cured by DIR. Mozlsy's
Lemon Elixir and am now a well man.
Rev. G. c. DAVIS,
Ed. NJ e. Church South,
No. % Tetnall street. Atlanta, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-20
euon Hot Drops

Cures all coughs, colds, hoarseness, sore
throat. bronchitis, hemorrhage and all
throat and lung diseases. Elegant reliable.
70 cents az druggists. Prepared only by
DIR. II. Motley, Atlanta, Ga.
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 189lsIxTEEN PAGES

we waited q bit listening 70 them going
down the valley. for they thought that we
must have kept down the stream, and then
when the coast was once more clear we kept
on.
Curious mates, that stream must have
been sent TO us by Providence, for we would
never have thought about climbing it II we
hadn't been so hard pressed, and yet 1 be-
lieve it was the ouly way through those
mountains. for as we went on the split
widened until 10 led us into other gul les
and gaps straight through the chain.
we wandered on day after day, always
striking for the south as well as we could
sometimes coming to a dead precipice when
we had TO turn back and try another track.
lost two more Of my men In these gorges
over cliff that we came upon suddenly
when least expecting it. Then we struck
another half-drisd river, treading the right
direction, and l knew that we had left the
Germans behind, and had got through the
gap OF the Owen Stanley. So we came on
until IL led up to your camp That's my
yarn, mates, and hope you are amused.
THE END.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10
Does Erperlenee count2

1t does, in every line of business, and
especially In compoundlng and preparing
medicines. This is illustrated In the great
superiority of Hoods Sarsaparila over
other preparations, as shown BY the re-
markable cures it has accompanied.
The head of the firm C. l. Hood g. Co
is thoroughly competent and experienced
pharmacist, having devoted his whole life
to the study and actual preparations Of
medicines. lie is also member Of the
Massachusetts, and American Pharmaceu-
teal Association, and continues actively
DEVOTED 10 supervising the preparation Of,
and managing the business connected with
Hoods Sarsaparila.
Hence the superiority and peculiar merit
of Hoods Sarsaprilla is built upon the most
substantial foundation. In It's preparation
there is represented all the knowledge
which modern research In medical seine has
developed, combined with long experience
brainwork, and experiment. 1t is only nee
essarY to give this mldlcine fair trial tC
realize It's great curative value.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10

A select party OF youra ladies and gentlo-
men from Lehehlon and Phila., spent a
delightful time at The residence Of Mrs. W.
W. Bowman 10 Slauneion on New Years
night Among those present from Lehigh-
ton Miss Ella Ebbor, Salie Gabe, Maud
Wheailey Nj GranvneClauss and Robert
Lentz. During the evening the guests
partook Of an elegant repast After which
Mr.. Kline Of Phila. was selected as toast
master for the occasion. The toast on.
"reminiscences Of the Past was respond
cd 10 by our best Charles Bowman, on
"Our Lady Guests" by Granville Clauss,
'Lehighton Friends by Robert Lentz and
"Slatington People" bV Harry Kline. The
toasts we're followed by rsciiatlons by Miss
Gabcl and Miss Wheatley which we're ably
rendered. Miss Ebbert also gave beautl-
ful instrumental solo and every thing passed
of delightfully."-.
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ERoM MAucn cnuMK


The County Capital spiritedly Epitomired
by Special oorrespondent Personal
and Otherwise.
Sheriff Leyan has eleven prisoners IA
the county bestile.
1t must have been pretty original
fellow who GOT off the joke ABOUT the
genial Tom Arner being native ~ Ger
many.
The new county auditors, A.G Peters,
G. W. Mortimer and John s. Miller,
organized Monday by electing Frank r
Semmel, Of Lehigbton, as clerk for 1891.
--Tilghman Fehr who, during the early
80, was the landlord Of the Mauch Chunk
House, In susquehanna street, but for five
year past, resident in the Vest, was a
familiar figure on our streets during the
week.
Monday, Judge Dreher handed down a
decision thai that the rate for boarding
prisoners in the county jail could not be
raised during the term of the present in
cumbent-Sherif H. P. Levsn. The
present rate is 81 IL cents pei day.
--StaDgley tile murderer Of Mrs, Sabllla
Walbert, at Weatherly, more than year
ago. PAGES thenarrow confines Of his prison
cell with a strange uurestlessness. Ifany
thing, he looks better and stronger than
for sometime, perhaps, because he is wear
a full face of whiskers. He does not talk
much, but when questioned as to the con-
dition of his health, says, that he has the
dropsy. The date for his hanging has not
vet been fixed by Governor Beaver.
The new board Of County Commits
sioners, Messrs. Daniel Cannon, Henry
Miller and ]. @. Sendel, organized Nom
day, and, in the failure to agree on new
clerk, Thomas Arner, OF Franklin, was re.
tanned indefinitely. Sebastian Hahn was
reelected ianitor at salary of $25 per
month, and Frank 2. Sbarkey was made
the Solicitor at salary of $3.50 per year.
The day OF meeting was changed from
Monday 10 Saturday Of each week. The
ight for commissioners clerk promises 60
cause any amount Of trouble. there beinga
half dozen applicants for the plum, which
will pay SIS per month in the future: Tom
Arner, franklin; Charles SwarLz upper
Maucb chunk; l.. NJ. Beidler, Lehighton; /;
G. w. Lentz, East Mauch Chunk; Pat
Lswlow, NesquehoninE; Franeis Kast
Weiss }ort.
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na.n Picture. Of Famiiias r.o.s Oomir
and Going.


Fiafh Pictures Of Familiar Faosa Coming
and Going.
Mike Clark, Of Allentown, did Lehlsh-
ton this week
Mrs Agustus BeckeudOrf, Of Fourth
street. is visiting relatives and friends in
Philadelphia
Miss Lizzie Keefe, Of Allentown, ls
visiting Mrs. A. Lukens Hsgermsu, on
south First street.
win Anthony and Tom Sefert return
ell Saturday from bunting trip through
the forests of Virginia.
Charley Christman, who rolls cigars
for Koch, is back after week with old
friends in Lehlgh county.
-Dayid Kemerer, Of north Second street
spent several days this week With his
daughter at Bethlehem.
Mrs. Robert Mattress of Msuch Chunk
spent Thursday with her sister Mrs. d. v
Mortimer Sr., on Fist street.
Frank Weinland and family, Of Second
street, returned Saturday from weeks
pleasant visit TO numerous frisuds in Lebigh
county.
Merchant Tailor Peters, Of Lehighton,
was in town the other day and purchased
a horse that makes the Carbon county
sports look with envy upon hiin as his team
passes all others along the road. Ashland
Telegram.
j. w. Raudenbush was at Allentown
Wednesday buying In hotel fixtures for
William Movers hosiery in East Penn
Township. This makes two hotels for
that township for that township for the
first time in period of forty years. Meyer
was formerly Lehigh County Commioner
and as first class fellow.
Mr.. A. L. Bartholomew, for many
years past with 1. S. Koch, manufacturer
of fine cigars in this city, has accepted the
foremanship of Louis Tischs large cigar
manufactorV at Wilkesbarre. Mr.. Bartolo-
new is so we'll known here as a sober, in
dustrious, energtic and pushing fellow that
bis friends feel assured of his success 10 the
new field to which he has moved. Louis
Tlsch has a prize In Al-hs is through
workman, careful, honest and competent,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10
MAHoNING.

"A new Sunday school was recently
organized at Pleasant Corner.
English services will be held in the
Evangelical church on Saturday evening,
Jan l7th.
Charles Roth, who carried the mail
between New Mahoning and Lehlghton for
the past six years, resigned. Hebron
Miller is.the new carrier
Joseph Mertz has rented the Normal
Square school and church property for a
term of three years at an annual rental Of
$500.
On Christmas day Miss Kate ]. Arner
and Lewis Zimmerman were married.
May their journey through life be happy
and prosperous one.
Among the visitors in the Valley lasI
week week were the following: Misses
Katie and Mary Fenstermacher, of Lehlgh-
ton; Prot. T. NJ. Ballet, of Sprlngfel
Mass, and John II. Heisler, of Lewis
town. ~
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Eclipses for 1901.

There will be four eclipses this, two Of
the sun and two of the moon, and transit
oil - ercury over the Sun't disc, TO wit: A
total eclipse Of the moon, May 2S, invisible
in these parts; an annular eclipse Of the
sun, June 9. invisible in these parts; a
total eclipss OF the moon afternoon OF
November Is, visible more or less to Eu-
rope, Asia Africa, North and South Am
erica, Atlantic and Pacific Oceans; par
tia! eclipse of the sun, December 1, irvis-
ible in these parts; transit of Mercury
May 9th, visible more or less 70 North
America, west of Maine and Quebec, tC
Europe, Asia, eastren Africa, Australia
and Pacific Ocean.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10

II there is any one Ia the world who de-
serves pily,it is the man who is too mean TO
subscribe for a local paper and week after
week borows one from bis next-door neigh
Dor, so that be may know what is going on
about him Yet there are plenty Of such
persons, aud we are sorry 10 say that We
have some in this ceUnty Of ours The
best aud easiest way TO open the eyes Of
OF these penny-squsezers is for the next
door neighbor 10 refuse 10 loan his paper.
After this has been done once or twice he
is no more and the penny-squeeEers will At
last become newspaper subscribers.
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anenlnl Annnnnonment.

We have made arrangements with Dr.
B. J. Kendall Co., publishers of "a
Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases" ,"
which will enable ali our subscribers TO
obtain copy of that valuable work free
by sending their address tenclosing two
cent stamp for mailing samel TO DR.. b. J.
Kendall Co.. Enosburgh Falls, Vt. This
book is now recognized as standard au-
thority upon all diseases of the horse, as
its phenomenal sale attests, over four mil
lion copies having been sold in the past
ten years, sale never before reached by
any publication in the same period Of time.
We feel confident that our patrons will ap-
preclate the work, and be glad to avail
themselves Of this opportunity of obtain
ln valuable book.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10

Big hearted James Bonser, Of this city
on Thursday moved 10 Bowmanstown
where he took possession Of ne only hos
tlerY in that town. jim vi make a Jolly
good landlord.
Charley Schmsie,of Ohsr' 5 Pork Pack
ing establishment, wss carrying his rlght
hand in muslin Ihls seek un account Of a
severely cut digit
Captain Joseph Webb, # this city,
was refused saloon aud restaurant
license at the late cuufl ard thus the
temperance people Of toEu -enre another
victory.
Miss Maud weailr, IA a student In the
American Business Oollear. Allentown.
Mlss IFheatley was member Of The grad
ualIng Glass Of 80 10 oar public school.
Next mouth our old friend LewiI
Welss, OF Third street. Fili touch th'
elehtleth mile stone in bis nie's journey
He sin enjoys comparative good health TO
ons Of bic years. and We hope be nay cor
tinue o. for many YEAR, ~ eovie,
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NEsoUEHoNlNe.

The following newly elected officers Of
NesquehoninG Castle, No. Ss7, K. G. E.,
were publicly installed by District Grand
Chief II. V. Morthimer, Jr., and staff on
Thursday evening, January Isl, in the
school hall:
Past Chief-Wiliam Cnarles.
Noble Chief-John Bradwell.
Vice Ohief-wllliam Newton.
High Priest-Albert Washburn.
NJ. OF r., and C, of E., os. A. COlletto, Jr.
Venerable HermiJ--Alfred Annear.
Keeper Of Exchequer--Jno. s. Eusiice.
Sir Herald -Jno. Il. Heycock.
Worthy Bard-wm. Emanuel, Jr.
Worthy Chsmberlain-Wm Steyenton
Enslgn-Rlch. S. Eustlce.
Esquire-Dave Heycock.
First Guardsman-W II. Doak
Second Guardsman VIM. Book.
Trustees-Solomon Thomas. @. Roberts, j.
IIeyeOck.
Representative to the G. Castle Jno. Wilson.
After the install lation ceremonies the
following interesting program was recited !:
Address, District Grand Chief II. V.
Mortimer, Jr. solo, Mr.. Bone; a military
drill By company Of young ladies; solo,
John Wilson; dialogue, "The Hungry Nan
from Cornwall" by members of the Castle;
military tableau; Grill by the awkward
squad; tableau, Justice" The drill by
the young ladies was one of the most in
teresting features Of the evening. The
company was in command OF Miss Edith
Coilette, who made dashing captain,
whilst the following accomplished young
ladies as the company, acquitted them
selves in true military style: Mrs. Jacob
Walters, Mrs. Albert Washburn, Misses
Hattie James, Mamie Emanuel. Ruti
Jenkins, Lizzie jenkins, Grace Bond
Nettie Corby, Jennie Thomas and Sallit
Walters. The uniform worn, consisted Of
a red basque. with white vest front, blue
skirt aud a red cap with blue tassel-al
together making very picturesque uni
form. The Washington Cornet Bant
rendered some excellent music. Misi
Alice Simmons, an accomplished youns
lady of Hazleton presided at the organ.
The ball was crowded almost TO suffoca
lion long before the exercises began anC
large crowds were turned away. The pro.
gramme, with the exception of the ins.alla
tion ceremonies was repeated Friday even
ing for the benefit of those who wer
iurned away the night before. The affai
was one of the most brilliant and success
ful events which eyer took place in. tn
town. Master of ceremonies and stag
director Jacob Walters, and the commilte
on arrangements deserve great praise 70
the manner in which the affair was gotte
up aud successfully carried out
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10
MISS ALvENIA CRAVER,
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
pretticst effects and the prices
are marvclously low. The
ladies arc earnestly solicited
to call and see our beautiful
assortment of Millinery before
purchasing elsewhere. We
feel that our long experience
enables us to please our lady
patrons in every particular
Latest Styles, Lowest Prices
and Best Quality Of Material
and Promptness in 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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-"Pastnaehg this year falls upon Feb.
10th.
Washlugtou's birthday this year comes
on Sunday.
In Berks county lsstyear $40 marriage
licences we're issued.
Bucks county has 80 c0uvlcts in the
Eastern Penitentlary
The Thomas Iron Company has TO-
900 ton iron contract for starter In the
new year.
The Glendon Iron Co. has closed It's
foundry and discharged The fity men in
employ In Il.
RI v. JosephlB, Gross, brother Of tb'
late eminent Philadelphia surgeon. Samue
D. Gross. died on sunday. a. Wilkesbarre
aged IS years he WAS for many years 4
Lutheran mlniiier at EaAton, and Vrou
several bools Of q rslisoas character
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Luther Union Meetinr

The Luther Union will bold their regu-
lar meeting on Mon lay evening, Jan. IL.
Tne following programme has been ar
ranged: Opening exercise, by Francis
Rehrlg; recitation, Laura Hsilman; select
reading, Jennie Morthimer; debate, re-
solve that the work Of art are more pleas.
Ing to the eye than the work of nature,
aftirmatiYe-Oscar Heilman and L. 81.
-nega;ve-Wilmer Held and L.
J. lIausman; recitation, Bulah Reichardi
selection, Martha Bogdsnsn; solo, Lille
Relchard; choius conducted by Mamie
Semmel. instrumental solo by Mani,
semmel. All are cordially inyited 10 at
/ tend
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10

On account Of reducing stock we hsYe
made the greatest mark down IN suits aud
oyercosts ever done before, and are selling
boys oyercoats and ulslers from S1.75 up
to $500, Mems oyercoats and ulsters from
So. up TO 815. each, coat worth double
the msney, You viii save dollars by buy
ing your clothing az Sondheim's Merchant
Tailoring Hall, Mauch Chunk
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10

The following newly elected officers of
3uaden Huelten Castle, No. Sl6, X. G. e,
we're installed ~ District Grand Chief
Il. V. Mortimer Jr. and Stan, on We'd
nesday eyeniag:
Past Chief-A. j. Litzenberger
Noble Chief-fhOs. A. Swartz.
Vice Chlef-Guslaye Kunow.
High Priest--Wnhelm WIKI,
Venerable Hermlt-George Dick.
Master Of Records-Henry Hotter
Clerk Of Exchequer-C. I. Hagercorn.
Keeper OF EKoheouer Samuel Seller,
Sir Herald. Geo. Oekerhouse.
Worthy Bard-Wm. r. Iaub.
Worthy thy-Chambarlain-Sam Grayor
Enslgn-Charles Boltz.
Esquire john Sedle.
First Gaurdsman-Julius BOgdansky
Second Guardsman-Chas Schafer.
Trustees--Henry Hotter, George Ockerh ous'
and Samuel Grayer
Representative TO Grand Oastle-o. 4, Hage r
dorm.
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BOwn4ANsTOwm.

Jacob Lower died recently OF paral-
ysis.
%. o. Blose will sell Wilkinson O. Co.'S
phosphstes during 1891,
In a vote for organlst Of St. Johns
church recently, Mr. Hahn was defeated
the vote being % ayes and 4s nays.
2-The Peoples Benefit Association OF
Sayer, Pa, has an agent in this vicinity.
The Association offers excellent induce
ments to save money,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10

Then you will be glad to tabe our advice
ant try a pair Of Crown Crystal Spec
tacles. Every pair Is guaranteed to give
desired relief or money viii b. eheerfully
refunded. Sold 0nl on these conditicn al
the jewelry store OF E. H Hohl, Nauch
Chunk. The Grown speetscles are endors-
ed by our prominent Physlans,
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puRLI0 sALE KpqIsrEK.

Friday February 9th, Charles Deppe,
Of Walcksville, Franklin twp, will sell
horses. cows, pigs, wagons ard farming
implements.
-On Tuesday, Jan. 18th, DIldine Snyder
will sell variety Of household furniture
on the premises 10 ParryYille.
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Ladies' Read This Careful.

We have 1885 jackets, c oats and wraps
for children, misses and ladies left and
we must sell them. We offer you these
goods at a reduction of SOC on each 81.
Remember the place for these great bar
gains is at Sondheim's Merchant Tailoring
Hall Mauch Chunk.
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Now, PAY Up,

Our collector, George W. Morthlmer,
will call on delinquents within the next
few days, and all persons are expected to
liquldste. I've need the money and must
have it. If you owe us you are supposed
to pay, the sooner the better, as we need
the cash to meet the heavy expenses Of
our establishment.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10

The members Of lions Reformed Sunday
school recently elected the following new
ohlcers for 1891:
Superlntendent-Dan Wisnd.
Asst. supeilnlendent-C. o. SchIfer.
seerelarV-Ed OIL.
Asst. Seersiary-Al Bartholomew,
Librauan-Frank Miller.
Ushan-Missss Rmma Keons and LauEG
knnM.
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In.t 1uhnt xnn SVnnt.

For hardwood mantels In all the --latest
designs, also slate manlels, open fire places
and tiling of every description, call at thu
warerooms of
CRANDALL & KLEcHNER,
No. 500 Hamilton Street, Allentown,Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10

STATE or PENN6NLNANlAs -.
COUNTY or CARBON,
]. Jno. T. Semmel, Cashier OF the aboye-named
Bank do sOlomnly swear that the above statement
h truo t0 the best OF my knowledge and belief.
JOnN j. SEliaIEL Cashier
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this2ith day
Of December 1850
HOWARD SEABOIDT, \. r.
CoRRROT- -ATTEsTi
e. +. HOFFoRD,
a. q. kFRN. fDTeeinrs,
DENNIS BAuMAH
Bss.aabsr fItil ieo0
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Executors Notice,

Estate Of Daniel Clauss. late Of Lehighton,
Carbon county, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate pay ment, and
those having legal claims against the same, will
present them without delay and in proper form
Tor settlement I. d. CLAUss, Surviving IeX.
Lahlphtnn Dec. 29 1900.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10
lRIEINAL CHEAPCASHS S7ORE
WE AGAIN.

Y - - - q - - ~
Cali attention 10 the DAYTON DRESS
SHIRT. the most popular Of all.
Il combines all the improvements yet
made In shirts It's a labor saver to the
ladies. as Il is very easy to iron.
II you wish comfortable, durable and
perfect fitting Dhiri, try THE Dayton >
and you will be more than satisfied.
We have continually IN stock all sizes Of
Plain and Trimmed night shirts.
The latest and most popular styles In
Cots and Collars are here in the best
makes.
The lions share Of Underwear trade Is
here. Each years sales are larger than the
last. No advanced prices; on some lines
they arc lower than last year.
Too Many GIovesi
That's the condition Of our Glove Stock.
Plenty Of cold weather aud large sales,
bat we've over bought,
Many sacrifices will be made uatil the
stock ls reduced 10 the desired size.
The greatest values we've yet :ofered in
Cassimers are now on sale at SIC, 6Oc, 65c
and 7Oc yard. Neat, strong, serviceable
eeeds worth at least 30 per cent more.
3s Inch Imported Foule Stripes,
All Wool, so cents yard.
These are some Of the most beautiful
dress goods imported this season.
They are very decided bargains being far
below to.day's value.
We sell Jswelry and silverware the year
round.
]. T. NUSBAUM,
Fhst Street. between South and Plum Streets,
Lehght0n. Pa.
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RESOURCES,

DFPORT on TIE CONDITION OF TIN
n FIRST NATION Li RANK or LEBIGH
TON. Peuna., at the close p business, December
gQfh 1870
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III YOU fall to receive your Advocate
please notify A.
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GTuBER's SHAVING SALOON, opposite the
- ADVOCATE OFFICE, Is Headquarters fol
shaving. hair cutting and shampooing. CALI.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10
In the Orphans Court Of GAR
bon County,
s..- ia. .rrr mn srw-.r 49,

The following Widow Appraisers will be
presented at the January Term, January l2th
1891. Tor confirmation unless exceptions be filed
thereto, viz
Caiharlne Bernhard, 90 Estate Lewis Bern
hard, decd
Sarah Weaver. 10 Estate o. Beniamin Weaver
deed.
aEu. W. EssgR. clarl
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Estate Notise.

UyANTED-Rellable men Of large acquaint-
W ance TO represent the best Insurance So
ciety In existence. Liberal salary, Pays while
you live. Exclusive territory. For full partlcU-
lars address at once,
EAGLE INSURANCE SOCIETY,
1918 and 1920 Fibert street,
Rooms p & % Philadelphia, Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10

The lions share OF Underwear trade Is
here. Each years sales are larger than the
last. No advanced prices; on some lines
they are lower than last year.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-10

The greatest values we've yet :offered in
Cassimers are now on sale at SIC, 6Oc, e5c
and 70c yard. Neat, strong, seryiceable
geeds worth at least 30 per cent more.
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R%~This space is reserved. Keep your LEFT optic
on it and you will be rewarded. .G