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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

The spring term of the popular Nor
NAL Institute, at Normal Square. in
this county, will open on Monday.
April ~, in the public school building
in the above place. The term will con
tinue ten weeks. The following are
the teachers. d. W. Sitter, Miss
Amnda b. Ballet and Miss Martha
L. Sitter, while Prof n. NJ. Ballet
will teach psychology and give a
course of lectures on methods of
teaching to the Normal class.
The aim of the Institute is to pre-
pare students for College, to give
Teachers Of either sex an opportunity
of reviewing the common branches
aud to afford the more advanced pu
pills of the public schools in the adioin
| ing districts the facility of continuing
their studies beyond those Of tine com
mon school.
Besides the common branches, there
/ viii be classes in Latin and Greek; il
! Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry
/ in Physiology, Botony and Natura
/ Philosophy; in Mental Philosophy
General History, Rhetoric and Englisl
/ Literature.
Students desiring TO study eithe
French or German may be accommo
dated Work in the Sciences will b
illustrated as much as possible.
The course in History will be sur
plementsd from time to time by ma
drawings and illustrations from var
GUS sources. and by a study of IN
Federal Constitution aud Government
In English Literature the class wi
study critically some of the Englis
. masterpieces, the aim being TO acquiI
literature aud taste for the best !
, literature.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04
MAUCH CHUNK.

Argument court will be held on
the lIth.
The American House is to be
lighted throughout with electricity.
The new borough council will meet
for organization on next Monday even
ing. Burgess J. fl. Faga after long and
faithful service retires.
Annie Boyle, of High street, was
before Squire Boyle, Saturday, charged
with surity of the peace by Mrs.
Catharine Coyle. The next court will
settle the difficulty.
Leopold Refs, formanY years pro-
prietor of the restaurant opposite the
Court House, fell down flight of stairs
Thursday evening, fracturing his skull
from which he died on Friday Inter
ment was made on Monday Deceased
vas a native of Germany and was aged
50 years. He was a member of Chap.
man Post G.. A. r., Of town.
Elk Attorney General W. F. Kirk
patrick, of Easton, was in town for d
few hours on Tuesday investigating
the new court house project. He has
been engaged by Lehighton people who
| don't want a new court house erected
outside of their town, Notwithstanding
the fact that the county seat canno
| be moved.
The next attraction at Concel
| Hall will be return engagement o
that famous actress, Marie Huber
Frohman in THE Witch" on Wednes
day, March 1t is one Of the grandes
and most entertainingly splendi
dramas on the American stage to day
For the accommodation of Lehighton
Weissport people a special train wi
the performance.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

Misses Mary and Ella, daughters of
David Ebbert, entertained number
of their friends at their palatial home
on the corner of Second and North
streets, last Friday evening. The
pleasure program Of the evening was
vocal and instrumental music, dancing,
games, delightful repartee and mag
nifcent banquet at late hour. Those
present were Misses Irene Fenster-
macher, Anzie Montz, Helen and Hat
tie Carpenter, Gertie Horn, Lille
Reichard, Emma Seller, Anzie Bauer,
Gussie Clauss and Messrs. Frank aad
viii Obert, George Reichard, Allen
Peters, G. C. Clauss, Prof. g. f. Gray
Al Pohl and Fred Kutz,
During the evening Messrs. Obert
Clauss and Gray delivered important
remarks on social improvement, when
following a general and pleasant argu
ment, social club WAS organized will
the object of improvement in mind
The officers elected are President, G
G. Clauss; vice president, Gertie Horn
secretary, Mary Ebbert; treasurer, Viii
Obert; musical director, Anzie Bauer
assistant, Ella Ebbert
The organization will meet twic
every month, alternating at the home
of the members. At a meeting to b
held tonight at the home of Mis-
Anzie Bauer, on Third street, the OF
ganization will be named aud impol
tant business will be transacted.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

Charles Fox, for a number of years
employed as screen boss at Jeanesville
No. colliery, has resigned his position
aud accepted another as car inspector
Rtthe D. S. as.
"A pleasant surprise party was
given to Miss Minnie Griswold at her
heme on Friday evening. A large num-
Der Of her young lady and gentlemen
friends we're present and au enjoyable
evening was spent.
The Banks township night school
at this place closed on Friday after a
successful term of three months. The
term had expired week ago but owing
to some lost time whichwas to be made
up the school did not come to close
until Friday
The Pattison Democratic Club of
town, which for some months past dis
pensed with their meetings to prevent
any unfounded runners being put il.
circulation as to its being a partizan
organization for the late election, will
again resume their meetings The or
ganizatiou has a good membership and
is as much literary as political, with.
out any view of influencing its mem
bers to vote for any certain party in
local politics.
The Jeanesville Singing Society
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: President, John
McCann; vice president, Willie Coyle;
secretary, Hugh Coll; treasurer, Rose
Boyle; ianitor, Jshu Mundie. The
society, since its organization, hasmade
considerable progress under their in
structor, Mr.. Peter McKiernan. 1t has
large membership who fully appreci.
ate the opportunity they have to learn
music and devote their time toits study.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

Buy picture frames at Richel's.
Full line of Ingram and Brussel,
carpets at Henry Schwartz's
Pretty picture frames, cheap, al
Rishel's gallery.
Large stock of fine solid isk gold
watches at E. II. Hollis, Mauch Chunk
Large assortmentof picture frames
at Rishel's gallery.
Contractor b. II, Christman is at
present eXcavating for the foundation
walls Of frame dwelling house on
Bridge street for Freeman Hetieltinger
Confirmation suits-we will make
TO order or sell them ready made at
$500, $1,000, Sl2.0O and $500, which
means 33 per cent. saving by calling at
the One Price Star Clothing HaQ,
Mauch Chunk.
Contractor Ed Christman has sold
his frame dwelling house on Second
street, between Coal and Ochre, TO
Nathanial Frautz, of Packertou. Price
Sl4Ij. 1t is at present occupied by
Principal Halter.
}. II. Koons, of Allentown, genial
pleasant gentleman, has assumed the
management of the liquor store for.
merly conducted by the late j. w
Raudenbush At the April court the
license will be transferred and he will
become the proprietor We wish Mr.
Koons will meet with his share of sue
cess in this business.
The Prudential does the largest
business IN Pennsylvania, done by any
one Company. Barring one, il has d
larger membership than all the Others
put together, and all this has been done
in 10 years, while mauv of the other
companies have been working over 81
years. You say, how do you account
! for this success? Answer: the jusi
aud liberal treatment to all It's patrons
in the payment of claims, which are
| paid Immediately upon the receipt OF
satisfactory proofs of death.
The first quarterly conference CT
| the Evangelical Association will be
| held on Saturday aud over Sunday
next in the Presbyterian church OF
| Lehighton. Preaching by the Presid
| ing Elder on Saturday at 7.l5, Sunday
| school at 9 a. M. German preaching
at IOl6 a. m, followed by communion
Preaching at 7.l5 p. m, in English, the
! Presiding Elder w. A. Leopold, of AL.
] AtAAbONAls NAAl AEttNAs AANNs - ~ vow AtAl 4
the former pastor, has, at the confer
ence just closed been appointed pas.
tor in charge of LehighUon, Weissport
and Mauch Chunk Evangelical church.
es with Rev. J. f. White, of Allentown
as his assistant.
Grant Tobias, of Mauch Chunk
was in town on Saturday, with the ad
ministrators of the late j. W. Rauden
bush, with view to make settlement
of a $1,000 policy in the Penn Mutual
Insurance Co., carried by deceased
The policy has been mislaid, it seems
in some strange manner and can moi
be found. There is no question, how
ever, about the insurance, and even in
the event of failure to find the miss
ing policy the money will be paid tc
the estate, The policy was issued
through h. r. Siewcrs, and when he
abseonded, it is possible that the policy
went with him, as it is presumed that
it was in his charge.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04
TheCarbon Advocate
SATURDAY MARCH A, 1892
BEAVER RUN.

--Loyean Frable was visiting in this
vicinity.
Henry, Dancer was to Tamaqua on
b isiness on Monday.
VIM. Becker is happy over the ar
rival of a bouncing baby girl
Charles Conell, of Monroe county
spent few days with James Schoch
H. J. Dancer has so many orders
for wood that he can't fill them all OF
account Of the deep snow.
James Appenseller and family, o.
East Mauch Chunk, were visiting al
Bernhard Lienhard's on Sunday.
The roads were so badly drifteC
that the Packerton working men from
this place couldn't goto work on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evert anC
their son Howard we're visiting a
Alfred Sensinger's in Mahoning OF
Sunday.
-Mahoning township has six schoo
directors and not one of them has visit
ed our school this season. Why i
this thus?
We expect good roads the coming
season, Samuel Evert, of this place ha
been elected supervisor for the lowe
end of the Township.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

DR., Bowers the specialist will con
tinue his stay from three to six weeks
longer, at the Weissport House, Weiss
port, Pa, the doctor has been over %
years in practice treating all manner OF
chronic disease, such as Cancer, Blood
Poison, Catarrh, Falling Fits, Asthma,
Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney disease
Rheumatism and female weakness
cured. Indisci elton mental decay, loss
of strength and power, nervousne IS.
Thousands cured, after others have
failed. Come if you wish to know
what can be done for you. Consulta-
ton free, every day from 9 a. m, to s
p. m.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04
COMING AND GOING.
BRIEF ITFMs or PURELY PERSONAL
MENTION.
Concerning People who Wait aud 90 q
Visiting Here, There and Everywhere,

Concerning People who Wait aud GO a
visiting Here, There aud Everywhere.
IF. p Semmel was at Weatherly on
Monday.
Walter Leimbach was at Reading
on Sunday
DR. }. c. Kreamer, of Aquashicola,
was here on Tuesday.
Leopold Winter, well-kucwn
Freeland hotel man, was the guest OF
Peter Helm this week.
Mahlon Reichard, wife and daugh-
ter, of Third street, spent Monday with
Summit Hill friends.
Miss Hattie Jones. of Hazleton
visited her sister, Mrs. $. Smith, on
Bankway this week.
ID. II. and p. i. Rooms, Of Allen
town, were the guests of G.. A. Esch on
Alum street on Sunday.
Misses Edna aud Ida Green, of
town, are visiting relatives and friends
at Wilkesharre this week.
Mr. T. Schaffer, representing the
Prudential Insurance Co. was at Mill
port Saturday and ON Sunday he was
at Allentown.
Samuel Dickinson, superintendent
oJ the Lehigh Stove Foundry, was at
Chicago, ILL.,, during last week, in the
interest of the firm.
Mrs. Dennis Nothstein and daugh.
ter, Miss Jennie, of Bethlehem, we're
guests of George Derhamer aud family
on Iron street, during last week
p, A. Roth, superintendent of the
Prudential Insurance Co., with resi-
dence at Pottsville, while in town on
Tuesday made us pleasant call
D. Mrs. Kate Harkenson and her es-
timable daughter, Miss Minnie, of Oak.
land, California, are the guests of H.
II. Christy and family on Second street
Messrs. II. d. Hunt, S. T. Hunsick.
er, O. M. Nohe and A. Schaenberger, of
Statington, we're guests of Joseph s.
Webb Camp, 5. of v, in town last
Friday
Prof. n. NJ. Balliett, of Normal
Square. was in this city on Wednesday
The New Mahoning school board have
endorsed Mr. Balliets candidacy for
the office of County Supt,
Mrs. Kate NothstiRe, of Normal
Square, made us a brief but very pleas.
ant CALI on Saturday while on her way
home from Mauch Chunk, where she
had been visiting her son Eugene.
John Bohn, Jshn McKelyey and
Charles Raddatz aud wife, were at
Lebanon this week attending the &. A.
Il. state session. The gentlemen are
members of John ID. Bertolette Post
4S4, .. A. r., of town,
p. f. Clark, Peter Helm and wife
Charles Seifert, Fred Miller and wife,
Florian Seila and wife and Jonathan
Kistler were Lehighton people attend
ing he funeral of Leopold Rice at
Mauch Chunk on Monday.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

PARRNVILLE.

The Hon. Dennis Bauman is still
confined to his room on account of ILL
ness.
Percy Peters is home from Seig-
frid's Bridge, and is now in the employ
of the Valley company, at Packerton
as billing clerk.
BENZ. Remaly, who had his hand
squeezed between the bumpers on the
Carbon Iron and Steel Company
shifter, "Lizzie," two weeks ago, met
with the same misfortune last evening,
this time the right hand being the
crippled one.
The Improved Order of Red Men
CMondamin Tribe) conferred the chiefs
degree on w. c. Reppert Thursday
evening. This makes him full blood
ed Red Man, and he is now entitled to
take part in any of the ceremonies. The
charter is still open to pale faces, and
those desiring to unite with this noble
order should send in their applications
at once before the charter is closed.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

On Tuesday evening, February 2l,
the Chautauqua Circle met At the home
of Miss florence Dickinson, where the
following program was given. Open
ing exercises we're followed by reading
and approval of the minutes. The roll
call was answered by Bible quotations.
A map of Greece was shown and it,
leading geographical features discussed
by Miss Hattie Koons; an instrument
al solo was rendered by Miss Dickinson;
papers upon "The Greek Man" and
"Diplomatic Relations with Italy, were
read by Mrs. Catell and Miss Helen
Carpenter; vocal solo by Mrs. G, j
Walter was followed by Miss Merits
paper on "Ihe Siege of Troy" After
short intermission came a drill in
/ Greek pronunciation by Miss Lou
Burhman,and the sChautauquau RoanC
Table. The Circle then adjourned tC
meet with Miss KoOns on Tuesday eve
ming, March Ith,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

We hear much these days about the
probable exodus from the cities this
coming spring owing to the fear of the
cholera. This seems quite likely, and
II would be we'll for Lehighton people
to take some steps toward bringing the
advantages of living in this vicinity to
the city people ina conspicuous manner
We certainly have every inducement
to offer those seeking a country resi-
dence, and with our excellent railroad
facilities, extremely healthy location
good schools, fine churches and beauti
ful drives, all to be had on reasonabl,
terms, it seems TO us that we shoulC
see in the near future an awakening il
business aud society in general by al
influx of new aud desirable citizens
such as would richly repay any eifor
and expense which may be necessar
10 accomplish this end.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04
AUDENRIED.

The large demand for work at the
Audenried machine shop necessitates
the enlarging OF the building Several
new machines will also be put in. The
shops at present are under the super
vision of j. c. Srittain and are meeting
with much success.
The work of building an addition
to the No. 4, breaker at Audenried, has
Deen commenced. The breaker will be
somewhat altered making the capacity
still greater than it is at present.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

Miss sophia Leinhard. OF Second Street. pay,
g delightful social ln honor Of Miss Pearl HHr
bon, ON Wednesday evening The sveninf
opened with delectahle repast and continuef
lu a most pleasant ami agreeable manner unit
q lalf hnur. These present we're:
Misses Lizzie Gahel, sadie Miller. Sadie pater,
Carrie Myers, Matte Helm. Gertte Heydt An
nle atiaup, Carrie Stout Clara Breinev Min
NE Boyer, Carrie kistler, Matte Horn. Mimi,
Mortimer, Grace Peters. Alice Mct,ormiet
Mrs Bnwer Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. aud Mrs. Il. j
walters, Messls. Geo. Gray Ernest Wheally
" ~, Meriman, Bert Horn, Alex Shoemaker
hohl sWaru, charlie kistler, Frank ant
Harry Hieaud, Willie HAuk and Garrett HON
and Mrs llarhon, of Philadelphia.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

tIaiu bound south, on the Lehgh s. Susqur-
hanna Division Of the Central stopped on the
MAN track at RnckpOrt and then backed INTO a
Siding to allow au up train 20 pass, AS Il was
doing 50 "a coal train, which was following,
crashed into iL A dozen ears were slnlshed aud
the Cnlidng engine was wrecked. william
LNnus, brakeman, OF Ashley, VINO was on the
forward train, WAS caught in the wreck and in
stantly killed. Through whose negligence tht
collision occurred IS not known. All the track
Valley tracks between White Haven and Penn
Haven
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

At the late meeting Of the Bowman
Evangelical Conference at Reading,
Rev. |. f. Heister presented a report
which showed: Total number Of mem.
bers in the conference Reading, Allen
town and Bethlehem districts, 1920;
gain since last year, 6l5; local preachers
30: number OF Sunday schools, 80;
officers and teachers, l,3iG; scholars
1865; total value Of churches in the
conference, s577, ,l5O; value of parson.
ages, SSl $50; value Of other property
5S 500: total value S6S3,900.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04
ORIGINAL CHFAPCASH STORE

Have YOU seen, if not, you
sbould $, e the Beautiful Striped
.Suitings displayed in our show
windows at 24c yard, this class
of Material would be called a
bargain at 35c Handsome as
sortment Cashmers at 2Oc.
Bookfold and all Colors never
sold for less then 2Sc. Book
fold Cashmers at l5c all the
Leading Shades 2Oc a yard
would have been a bargain
price some time ago. Cream
Henrietta a very popular Dress
Material this season for Con-
ffrmation outfits. Black Cash
meres and Henriettas Albatross
TO, Confirmation Dresses, all the
Leading Dress Trimmings
Our soc Kid Gloves will
cost you 75c elsewhere
Tokaline. that means our
75c Corset. No doubt other
houses are charging SlOO
for a less slightly Corset.
]. t. NUsBAUM,
rnst street, between South and Plum streets
Lehlghton Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

william Meyer, of Ashley. SAYS the standard
employed as a brakeman on the Central freIght
had narrow escape from a terrible death oI
saturday night He had Just made coupling
boz the 60 lport yards, and stepped out from be
tween the cars 90 the other track when engine
2ds came along The pilot struck him AND
knocked him on the rall, but the snow helni
TOO deep % allow him 20 pass under The pilot ,hl
was pushed on to one slide, Nuyer WAS hadll
hun ha was taken GO Maueh chunk
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

" :
Mrs. Alfred Weida, of Lehigh Gap,
Carbon county, Pa, has been suffering
with that awful disease Cancer of the
nose and mouth for years, all former
medical treatment failed to cure, her
case was considered incurable, looking
for death to end her suffering After
being under DIR. Bowers treatment 8
months a permanent cure was affected
Mrs. Wsida is to-day a well and happy
woman. So much for the Specialist.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

PnOr 20 the adjournment OF the annual con
ference Of the Evangelical bowman Esher con
ference at l,eading on Tuesday, the following
appointments were made
SlatlngtOu-f. W GruyeT
ParTNville y. !. Voter.
LehightOn, WeisspOrt. Alauch Chunk s.
Ncwlart and supply.
ReadlngW. *. Weiand.
fntisYIlle, OrNlgshurg and Port 7arhou-
Francis NOrthery and A. s. kfesge
Lanstord-W II. Weidnerand j. A Weigand
BetaNshurg &C. n. Roth
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

w hen you pick up magazine or a
city newspaper and your eye catches a
glaring advertisement of a gold watch
for $1,000 that your ieweler sells from
S35 10 $40, don't bite on that bate. Re
member these same city houses have
enormus rents to pay and tremendous
expenses otherwise. This same $500
gold filled watch can be bought Of =.
II. Hohl, the Mauch Chunk jeweler, for
less money. As TO see these watches
aud price them and judge if it is 10
your interest 10 purchase or not of us
by all means look at our new stock
and learn how cheap a good watch car
be had for.
New spring styles Of ladies' jack
cts aud capes received daily at Sond
helms Tailoring Hall, Mauch Chunk
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

The CARBON ADVOCATE holds bills
gainst six persons in Carbon county
who have been taking out of the post
office and been reading this newspaper
from three to five years, and have this
week had p. ms notify us by official
card that the paper was refused
didn't want it anymore &c, We recog-
ni2e the right of men to discontinue a
newspaper, # they do not want it, but
we at the same time recognize the
honesty of paying for it when due. We
hold bills against these men and il
they do not make settlement we viii
advertise their names and amount fol-
sale TO the highest bidder at the end o.
30 DAYS.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

The finest aud most popular lines
Of new spring styles are now ready and
are waiting for lucky buyers. Such
things as mems suits, boys suits and
Children's suits at Sondheims Tailor
lug Hall, Maueh Chunk
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

Elmira, widow uf the late Frank Richter. of
Penn Forrest, who was killed 0n the Central last
January, died az the LaurytuWn almshouse ou
rhui sday following The birth of child. The
shock Of her husband 3 Tragic death proved tuu
much Of d mental strainiur the poor woman and
Sue broke down mentally and physically. SHE
was removed 90 the almshouse on the 6tii OF last
month, where she died. raKiug maniac. Puoi
% marriage she was Elmim Borhor Of Quakake
Valley.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

The Judges OF the various election districts
met at laurytOWu ON Tuesday to announce tht
official result OF the Poor Director contest
MnnrOe's majority as recorded Is 49, and thai
OF tinker los Squire JohusOn, OF Freeland
acted as chairman John Heron. of Foster, auu
NJ L. Bauer, Of taist Mauch Chunk, as secrt
laries, Harry Mckeeyer ut summit hlll aut
WIN. Goldstraw, OF Audenried, were tellers.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

For rent nine room dwelling house
with open store front on First street.
Hot and cold water in the house. Fine
place for business. Apply at this office
or address W. ii. Rex, Slatington 2t
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

The school directors Of Fast Side and OF KID.
der township have endorsed The candidacy OF
W, T. Porter for the 0fiice OF NOuniy sunerin.
don't NJ Public schools. Mr.. Porter is nov
teaching The PackertOn school.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04
BEAVER MEADOW.

Beaver Meadow will come to the
front as usual in celebrating the an-
niversary of Robert Emmett's birth,
On the evening of March Sd, an enter
tainment appropriate for the occasion
will be held which will be followed by
a grand ball. Matera's music is engaged.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

The following appointments in this
district we're made by the Evangelical
conference at Bethlehem.
SlatlngtOn, I. y. Beiiz.
ParyNllr, "a r Fassuarht
Neis,pnrt q u. Muller
LruirhinHi u r Miller
Maucn chunk, q. D, SWliscu
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04

TO see those fine spring suits and pants
they have received at the One Price
Star Clothing Hall, Manch Chunk. and
will be sold at rock bottom prices.