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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21
THE ADJOURNED SESSION.
Council Has a Busy Time Transaoring the
Peoples business.

Council Has Busy Time Transaoring the
Peoples business.
Council met i'm adjourned session at
the Office of the secretary on Monday
evening. Burgess b. j. Kuntz presided
and the following members we're pres.
ent L. X. Heldt; II. II. Straup, l. S
Koch, Moses Heilman, j. l.. Gabel and
j. p. Smith.
Petition from property holders on
Fourth street praying that Iron street
between Third and Fourth streets, be
properly graded, and property holders
abutting thereon be compelled to lay
pavement, was read, and on motion laid
on the table.
Petition from property holders on
South Third street, praying that that
thoroughfare be graded, was read, and
on motion laid on the table.
Messrs. Howard Seaboldt and A. j
Litzenberger were before council with
request that the proposed radiator
foundry be exempted from taxation,
which was allowed, according 60 a res
olution in the minutes passed June 10
1890, eXempting all manufacturing in
dustries employing fifteen men from
borough taxes for "a period of ten
years.
On motion properly seconded Hor.
ace Heydt, borough solicitor, was au
thorized to represent the councils in
terests before the commissioners on
appeal day.
On motion properly seconded the
borough attorney was instructed tC
have writs of sierra facias issued against
A. j. Durling, II, A. Snyder and }, Y
Semmel in the First street matter.
On motion properly seconded the
Burgess was authorized to have old
Bankway surveyed and the line prop
erly located.
On motion properly seconded coun
ell adjourned to meet again Tuesday
evening, May 81.
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IN SILKS

We are undoubtedly in the lead
--as has been amply proved by
our sales in this department so
far this season. We have been
singularly fortunate in the cleo
ton of the choicest styles, and,
well fortified by daily arrivals, at
no time during the season were
we in better position to suit om
customers wants, either in va.
riety or extent Of our offerings
while we have made deep Ont.
in tie Prices, with the view oI
reducing stock.
The lines of printed China
silks, which we offer to-day at
2S and 81 cents, are beyond the
reach Of all competition, and
will speak for themselves.
The printed China and ia.
pan silks at 80, 50 and 50 cents
will not be equaled anywhere
either in range Of patterns o
quality Of cloth-they are para
gons of value.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21

DoN'T FORGET the public meeting in
Gabel's Hall tonight to hear the re-
port of the committee on subscriptions
for the radiator industry. We are
pleased TO note that their efforts have
been very gratifying in the main and
that the industry is almost ifnot quite
an assured fact for this city. Keep the
bail rolling. Let the spirit of progress
iveness prevail and despite the snail.
like pace Of those who would clog the
wheels Of enterprise and continue
Lehighton ON as one horse town, we
shall get there "with both feet" After
while when dozen or more little in
dustries aro iourishing in various
parts Of our city and the people are
not dependents on a single corporation
power new spirit of ambition will
prevail, there will be plenty of work
and life and with the usual thrift we
Will soon be what destiny ordains we
shall be-the biggest, liyliest, health
lest aud wealthiest town from Allen
town 10 Wilkesharre. Won't You work
Tor this future Every merchant
should do something, no matter how
little Every man who has capital
should do something aud then there
will be no failure.
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SECRET sOCIFTY GOSSIP


Society Tid-Bits of Interest to the Mem
bers of the Fraternity.
~ A large delegation from W. c.
541, P. o. S. of A., this city, on Monday
evening were pleasantly entertained by
the members of w. c. 100, p. o. S. of
A., at Weissport.
w Major Klotz Commandery, No
%, X. G. E., of this city, will participate
in the grand demonstration in honor
of the Supreme Castle, to he held at
Atlantic City, on Monday, 23d inst.
~ At the session of the Grand Cas-
tie X. G. f., held at Chambersburg last
week, II. V. Mortimer, Jr., of this city
was reappointed District Grand Chief
for District No. >, Carbon county. lie
was also nominated for Grand Sir
Herald and will no doubt make lively
canvass.
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LEHIGHToN HAS AN excellent oppor-
tunity to secure a first-class industry
in the radiator foundry if it is given
the proper encouragement, One great
difficulty to overcome in this is that
those who can give, won't and their
position puts them in the light OF
genuine, all-wool moss backs. They
would sooner buy up few properties
at half price that might go to the
hammer if we have panic than To
help prevent such thing by the en-
couragement of enterprises of all
character. The Lord have pity on
such men.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21

At recent meeting of our school
directors a new course was adopted Ia
govern the graduation of pupils from
our High school. Under the new sys.
tenn much better results will be had
than has heretofore been the case
The examination of the eight members
Of this years graduating class will be
held as follows; by Prof. NJ. j. Bevan
of the Mauch Chunk schools, ON Thurs.
day, 26th by County Superintendent
Snyder on the 28th and Both by Prin
cipal Shope on June 3 and a. Besides
preparing his classes for these exam
nations, Prof Shope is now conduct.
"a personal examination of all the class
es In the eleven rooms in the building
This is AN excellent innovation, here
t0fore only the first class having been
examined by the principal
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Monday, June 18th, 1892,
Ar ONE O'CLOCK, 7. NJ,


the following described property tO-wlt:
No. Am that certain tract Of land situate in
the Borough Of Lehightun, Carbon County
PENNSYLVANIA, and bounded and described as
follows Beginning at u corner ON Mahoning
street, thence extending northwest 10 lot nov
or late OF Milton Hunscker, number thirty l5Ol
on plan or plot known rs Reuben llunsck
rr's addition TO the said Borough Of LehighlOu,
two hundred (20Ol feet, thence by an alley north
east ninety (9Ol feet to Pine street, now Fourth
street. thence by Pine street northwest one hun
dred and four 400 feet thence by lot now OI
late of Amandes Diehl, and numbered twenty
six l26l on said plan or plot southwest two nun
dred and Weuty-siX and one-hall ,22jia feet
thence by an alley northwest along said lot No
2G twenty-five l25l feet thence by an alley along
lots numbered thirty-nne to fOrtN-siN (39 to iGl
inclusive, on said plot, southwest three hundred
and thirty-One (33D feet thence by land now Oi
late Of Frederick Leuckel south one and one
half degrees, east two hundred and twenty-five
t225l feet to an alley at northwest corner of lot
number thirty-eight 1881 on said plot thence
by said alley nortn siXty-eight and One-tOurt
(6Sii degrees east along lot thirty-iOur to thir
ty-eight l34 to 3s), inclusive, on said plot, and
north seyenty-seyen and three-tOurlhs lIl-D de
gTees, east along lot number thlrty-three $50 on
said plot a distance OF two hundred ana nltl
t25Ol feet thence southeast by said lot mum
Der THIRTY three 1881 two hundred and twenty
two l222i feet TO said MahOnlng street thence
by said Mahuung street one hundred and
eighty-seyen UsTl feet, 10 the place of begin
ming containing Three ACRES MORE Oh
LESS, the improvements thereon being
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.Two-and.a.half Story Frame
Dwelling House,

2ix2O feet, with a one storyand-a-half frame
Kitchen. 2ONl5 ieet, attached, frame butcher
house one stOry.and-a-halt, liNH ieet, frame
wagon shed, 3ONai feet frame barn 2sX32 feet,
one shed, l7N25 feet, two corn cribs, coal and
wood houses, pig sty and wash house.
No. ?. Also an those certan lots or pieces OF
ground situate on the west side Of Pine street
(nuw Fourth streeu In said Borough OF Lehlgh-
ton, and numbered on said plot Nos. three 90,
hye (b), seven "a, eight tsl, fifteen (ljl ana
sixteen Nd), each of said lots containing IN
front or breadth ON said Pine street hty-twO (j2)
leel ana extending from thence Westward Of
of that width between parallel lines two hundred
and ten (2l0) feet to AN alley. Bounded hy lots
Nos. p 4, q, ., II and IS on north and south, east
by Pine street and west 10y said alley, containing
altogether ONE AND a HALE ACRES MORE
OR LESS.
No Q. Allthat certain tract or piece OF land
situate IN the township ul Mahonlng, Carbon
county, Pennsylvania, and bounded and dis
cribed as follows, To vii; Beginning at "A stone
thence by land of Renatus Frederick, south
eighty and a half (SIlll degrees, west
Seyenty-twOand liye-tenth tI2 j.iOl perches TO a
stone, thence by land OF Jonah a. Hon thirteen
tl3) degrees east twenty-five (22) perches TO %
stone, thence by land OF Wilson llOugh north
iurty-twO li2J degrees and threc-quarters 90,
east sixteen no prrches aud hNe-teuths 70 iOl,
thence south eghty-tWO ts2) degrees and one
half, east sixty fG0l perches 10 stone thence by
land of Nathan RAhenold north eighty lsOl de
grees, west tWeutythree and seNenteuths l23 1-lU)
perehes 10 the place OF beginning, containing
SIX acres and one hundred and thirty (lMI
perches strict measure.
No. 1. All that certain tract OF land situate
In Mahunng township, Carbon county, Penn
sylvanla, and bounded and described AS follows,
20 VII; Beginning ut % stuue thence bl land ui
George Rex, south twenty seven O'll degrees
east hltyniue li9l perches To "a post thence 10y
land OF Henry Peters north seyenty-tWo aud one
hall lt2'l , degrees east twenty four prfchrs 20
post; thence by land Oi the same north iWeu-
ty-seNun ~ degrees west siNty-luur tbil perch
rs and one bali 10 "a post, thence bN lauu late
OF Elias Bennett. south sixty Gol degrees, Mrsl
& Ff d tHIFH f|
10 the place of beginning, containing Mn l.
ACRES aud thirly-siN perches strict measure.
Seized and taken into execution as ibe pro
periy of Reuben hUnslukcr and 10 bee sold by
JOS s. WEBB,
GWH, Plaiutin's Attorney Shrru
sheriff Once, Maucn Chunk, MAY ~, lsl2
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VOTE FOR rmr rNonrAsE OF DEBT.


The indications that Lehighton will
have hose house grows brighter every
day. Already parties have made ap-
plication for the $1,000 bonds to be is
sued at a low rate Of interest to run
for five or six years. At this rate the
hose house would cost the taxpayers
of this borough practically nothing for
the revenue from market collections
which net on an average of 500 per
month would more that pay for the
expenditure. Why then should the
hose house not be built? No legitimate
reason can be brought against it out
side Of the facts that there are some
people who do not want to see this
town advance as it should. Fortunate
ly property owners who pay for the
protection they don't get, are tired of
the foolish business of wasting SllOO a
year for water service and they will
vote for the increase of debt.
That is right,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21

ACCORDING TO our Mauch Chunk
correspondent there are an abundance
of candidates for political honors via
the Democracy willing TO serve their
friends, &c, this fall. -Four candidates
alone are reported for the Legislature
from the township of Banks. It would
show better disposition if these fel-
lows would hold off just a little bit.
The season is young yet
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How JeanosvlIIe will celebrate.

Memorial Day is now approaching
and the exercises on the South Side,
which will be conducted by VIM. Laz-
arus, Post 1873, G.. A. r., of Audenried,
will be appropriate and of an interest
ing character. The different organiza-
tions, Sunday schools and the citizens
will join in showing their respect for
the dead heroes. Maj. Thomas Daugh-
erty, of Yorktown, has been elected
marshall of the parade which will form
at Hosack Hall, Audenried, at S a. m,
May 30, and after with the Sunday
proceed TO the Beaver Brook cemetery.
There the graves will be decorated,
and the participants will march for
Jeanesyille where they will be Joined
by the members of the Sunday schools,
Jeanesyille Lodge /. %. o. T., Spring
Mountain Div. s. of Il. aud a number
Of the citizens. These will be accom-
panied by the Liberty Band and the
Jeanesville Drum Corps and after
forming a line of parade will march
through the principal streets and then
to the cemetery. Rev. q. M. Larned,
of iaZletOn, will deliver the Grafton
and the singing Of the memorial hymns
will be conducted by a number OF good
singers. After the decoration and the
other exercises the parade will counter
march and be dismissed while the
Grand Army will 90 TO Beaver Meadow
and be joined there by number of
their organizations. This viii conclude
the memorial exercises of the day.
though a game of bail will take place
in the afternoon. Plain Speaker.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21

WHAT HAVE you in the way of fire
protection q?
Was the query put to Lehighton by
a gentleman who expects to locate
here The answer was of course "a
number of fire plugs and some hose"
And yet there are those who are so
blind that they will deny the necessity
of hose house.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21

G. A. Goth, of town, has the exclu
siye agency in this city for the we'll
known "flawthorn's Rood Paint man
ufactured by BlockleY a. Co., Philadel
phia. This is positively the best roof
ing paint made. No oil or Other
evaporating property enters into this
composition to allow pores for the
moisture 20 reach the metal, conse
quently it is the only genuine and
recognized roof paint manufactured in
this country. Don't buy any other, but
get the best at Goth's, Lehighton.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21

The CENSUS OFFICE HAS ISSUED A BUL.
letin giving the population of New
York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania i'm
1890 bycolor, sex and nativity. The to
tai population Of New York is given as
5,997 ,s53, of which 2,97G,s93 were males
and 100000 females, 4,l2G,sO3 native
and l,57l,05O foreign born. New Jersey
has population of l,44, 1903, ,of which
72O,Sl9 were males and 72i, i,ll4 females
l,ll5,95S native and 328,975 foreign
born. Pennsylvania's population OF
5,25SOl1 was made up of 2,GG6,33l males
and 1881 ,Gs3 females, of which 4,ll2,.
294 We're native and 8i5,72O foreign
born. The number Of males in the
three States has increased in the last
decade l,lG2,lIl, or 223l per cent. II
is shown by accompanying tables that
the females in New York and New Jer.
sey in 1890 slightly predominated, while
in Pennsylvania the males we're slight
ly in excess.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21

A "sTINeING" editorial in the Mauch
Chunk Times which will doubtless
appear in the Mauch Chunk Gazette in
reference to this paper referring to
Lehighton as a city, was read to this
institution and we take this opportu-
nifty to remark that the educated
brains" of the Times establishment
will please consider us all broke up.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21

The PRETTIEsT, neatest and spieciest
little weekly unloaded ON our sanctum
table for many day was the new
paper at Tamaqua, the Recorder, six
pages, four columns TO a page, which
reached us on Friday. Brother Hirsh
shows pluck and spirit in the new
enterprise. We wish him merited
success.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21

COUNCIL Is bound to see who is to
pay for the macadamizing of First
street and have had writs of sara facias
issued against several more residents
and owners of property along that
thoroughfare. II these cases are lost
under the law in which they are tested
the law of 1891 will be tried.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21

FOUND

On Thursday, May 9TH, 1892, a Silver
Watch, in this borough, the owner can
have the same by proving property and
paying charges, on application to
EDWARD Il. KRUM,
lth Street.
Nav n 1902 -3W
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21

FREELAND is to have boot and shoe
factory.
Is Lehighton to have anything?
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21

The Board Of Pension Examining Sur
geons viii not meet on Wednesday
May 25- in their Office at Mauch Chunk
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You get the CARBON ADVOCATE by
mail. lust look at the direction tab on
your paper, and you will see just how
much you are indebted for the paper;
remit the same by Postal Note, Money
Order or Greenbacks without delay.
We need the money dollar or two to
each is not much, the aggregate to us
amounts to hundreds of dollars. Come,
gents, pony up. Address.
Il. V. MORTIMER, Prop.
Lehighton, Pa,
Delinquents living in this neighbor.
hood will please cah and settle, and
save % cents for cOAectiOn.
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TIE
UNIV ERSAL
Hamilton and Sixth StS.,
Allentown, Pa.
In addition to the many season.
able and exclusive bargains
to be found in every departe
mcnt of our business,
VII OFFER SPECIAL TODAY
GRAHAM SUITINGS.

~ ahe@1AsAais ~ - - a . ~ Nh9s
$500 yards Graham suiting,
a very superior fabric for ladies'
and misses dresses, in several
shades each in tans, grays, blues
and states, at ) cents per yard,
This cloth is worth l2J cents
per yard anywhere, and is al
ready going lively. Act promptly.
Another Special Drive.
2.2OO yards printed Batistes,
this seasons choicest styles, in
cream, navy, black, gray, and
tan ground work, with floral
designs, in exquisite color eli
fects, at 81 cents 9er yard.
Would be very cheap at 8 cents.
STILL ANOTHER.
1850 yards striped outing
cloths, woven color effects, in
fast washable colors, only 81
cents, which will, we think,
hold their own against any at
10 cents.
And Yet Another Immense
Bargain.
500 ladies spring skirts, wo-
ven color effects, in dark, me-
dunn and light effects, undoubt-
ed washing properties, at only
25 cents each. Just what you
want now.
Greatest Of all Great Bar
gains.
$50 ladies' Cashmere shawls,
warranted pure wool, extra large
size, colors, sun red, cardinal
and tan, at $1.l0 each, will not
equaled under $500.
Our Hosiery Department
Is oyerfowing with special bar.
gains in seasonable hosiery for
ladies', children and gentlemen.
The ribbed vest which we are
selling at ) cents is a marvel.
Laces, Embroideries, Dress
Trimmings.
In aim ost endless line of every
fashionable lace at interesting
prices. 45-inch embroidered
Swiss founcing from % cents.
Attractive values, in gimps, etc,
See our east show window for
specimens.
In Our Dress Goods Depart
ment
Will be found every popular
and desirable fabnc--in COM
plete assortment of colors and
combinations, at specially re-
duced prices. lfyOu have not
completed your purchases, this
is your time,
Worthy of Special Mention
21 pieces 3S.inch bou1ette
suitings, in tans, grays, etc,
handsome and novel effects, Just
the cloth for present wear
only 2l cents per yard. A good
bargain.
Combination Dress Patterns
In high-class novelties We Of
fer fifteen of Ghe choicest styles
issued this season, to close bal,
ance Of our importation, at a
fraction ofvalue. $l5.00patterns
for $1,000. $3.50 patterns for
$3.50. $l2.50patterns for $3.50.
RAaf Voluac ayo,. pH,aVaJ
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Notice to clothing buyers, $500 loss
it will be to you if you don't buy vouI
suits at Sondheim's Tailoring Hall
Mauch Chunk, where stock is larger
than ever and prices 33 per cent lower
ihnn nlsaMhare
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Reading R. R. System.
Lehigh Valley Division.
F.---------, Arrangement of Passenger
!EEHsViR Trains.
'5 SCHEDULE tN EFFECT
MAY 10 ,1S02.
TRAINS LEAVE r.rn1nnrnN

AAaaA ~ A'AAAAANAAA ApN
Tor Netyort aud N.,,,. v,,,i r 90 = 40 and g., ID
am, s0i. rs SSoi N M '-'' ''''' anu ''i-
Fof Ngnnnl9 Cbir,t AMI u,t,ils,, 4. 90 O. M
n, ~ ~ @ ai i 'u" heN'ue'e '4s' BUD
For Lambertylle ana Trenton 5.as 900 and
Hip am: and 1852 nm
For Satington, Caiasauqua, Allentown. Beth.
ehem and EasiOn, 52s ca, 7.lG, 300, g5i, n q
%. ~ 1852, 2t2, 3u6, 43i, b22, 7.16 and 1927 u IN.
For philadelphiaand points south atb2s, G.47,
7.4G, p.5t and 112a q. M; 2l2, 3.Oi. 49, b23 and
i.2G y. M
For Eeadingaud Harrisburg 7IG and LIP am,
30G, 522 and 52G pm.
For Buwmaus, lehgh Gap, Cherryford Iau-
rvs White Hail, Copluy, and Ilukendauuun
b.2s,Gt7 900 g5l HIP q. M; 1852 242, l.37.
b.2!, and i0.2lp pm.
For Mauch Churk G52, 7.l3. a.3G, ~. 10 and ii.69
am; 10, aO1, ItO 5.l5, 7.l1, $50 g.3iIp m. aud
l20d Night.
For Weatherly and IIazlctou C52, 7.43 80 and
lli}s aili t.lo, 3;i5' ,,' q lO.3l PM ,,,,
G ~. Id g9g and / fg am. Ii0 L. zii nm
Fnr MI. Carmel and St1utoL iuG5S Tiqf,ni
1888 o. M: 5.15 pm.
For iOitsyllle G52, 7iA 5.iG, P.]6 ill2 and ii.5a
U. 3d. "a and mn
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

By virtue OF u writ OF Flen Facias. October
Term, 1891, 90 me directed, there will he eN
posed to rublc Sale 90 the Court House In the
borough of Mauch Chunk, on
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And Yet Another Immense
Bargain.

800 ladies spring skirts, wo-
ven color effects, in dark, me-
dunn and light effects, undoubt-
ed washing properties, at only
25 cents each. Just what you
want now.
Greatest Of all Great Bar
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

We ask most critical examin-
alton Of the values which we
offer in 45-inch silk finished
Henrietta cloths at 50, IS, So,
and 90 cents. Blne Black, Jet
! black and raven black.
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Combination Dress Patterns

In high-class novelties We Of
fer fifteen of ghe choicest styles
issued this season, to close bal,
ance Of our importation, at a
fraction ofvalue. $l5.00patterns
for $1,000. $3.50 patterns for
$3.50, .50patterns for $3.50.
Best values ever offered.
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Worthy of Special Mention

2l pieces 3S.inch bouette
suitings, in tans, grays, etc,
handsome and novel effects, just
the cloth for present wear
only 2l cents per yard. A good
bargain.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21

changing the figures on our whole stock
of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes
Hats, Caps, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wood
aud Willow Ware, Queensware, Grocer
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This Paper has been entered at the Lehigh
ton Post once as Second Glass Matter
The eCarbon Advocate
SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1892.
To Delinuuents.
LEHTGHTON, rENNA.

Bona Eide Circulation Larger than that OF
any weekly Newspaper in the County.
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LaCes, Embroideries, DreI
Trimmings.

viii be found every popular
and desirable fabric--in COM
plete assortment of colors and
combinations, at specially re.
duced prices. Ifyou have not
completed your purchases, this
is your time,
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May 10, lS92-3w.
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Gran, Paiutins Attorney. Shrriu.
shenn's Once, Maucn Chunk, MAY D., 1872
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~ 4GA 4AN v 4A454b.
1850 yards striped outing
cloths, woven color effects, in
fast washable colors, only 81
cents, which will, we think,
hold their own against any at
10 cents.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21
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