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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01
COMING AND GOING.
BRIEF ITFMs or PURELY PERSONAL
MENTION.

Concerning People who visit and Go
WISHING Here, There and Everywhere.
"A. X. Miller was at Allentown on
Tuesday.
Alex seidle, of Rockport, was here
Tuesday.
-EXpressmHn Hagermau was at
Shenandoah, Wednesday.
William Kreidler, the hustler of
the Press, circled at Philly this week
Sefellau Smith and wife, of Bank
way, visited at Springtown, n. j., this
week
Miss Ella Peters has accepted a
position. as steuographer with New
York firm.
Ira Nothstine, student i'm Mullen
berg College, Allentown, was here on
Monday.
Mrs. II. V. NORTH her, sr., and son
Melville, spent Monday with Allen
town friends.
Miss Emma Bower, of Catasauqua,
is the guest of Miss Uussie Clauss on
Third street
james Silfes aud wife, of the f. W.,
visited relatives at Bath over Sunday.
Theodore Feuner a Lehigh Valley
conductor, is spending few days at
Catawissa.
Miss Lille Green, of Mauch Chunk,
spent Monday with her sister, Mrs.
John Esch, on Bankway.
Miss Rose Litzenberger, of White
hall, and George Kuntz, of St. John,
visited co. Shhirer on 3rd street
Edgar Nander and Wilmer Heldt,
students of Muhlenberg College. Allen
town, are home this week
Mrs. A. l.. Campbell, of Lausford.
spent several days this week with rela-
tives and friends in town.
Edgar Noll and wife. of the t. w.,
were guests of VIM. Rex and family at
SlatinEton over Sunday.
H. V. Mortimer, Jr., of the ADvo-
Gates Weissport Job Rooms. did bust
ness at Philadelphia last Saturday.
Mrs. George Kemerer, accompanied
by her estimable neice Miss Katie
kemerer, of jamestown, Wis ted Bethle-
hem relatives aud friends this week
DR.. f. |. Smith and family are
home from Newark where they we're in
attendance at the funeral of the late
Mr.. Bird, the doctors step father. who
was killed at an unguarded railroad
crossing
Mrs. Catharine Campbell accompa-
MED 10y her son, the genial Frank, spent
Sunday at Lansford with big, round,
and rosy Al Campbell, the hustling
jeweler in that town.
Mrs. Chas. Harkinson and her
estimable daughter, Of California, after
a visit of several weeks to Richard
Christie and family on Second street,
are now sojouruing in Philadelphia.
/ They will return during May aud spend
tue warm summer months with Mr..
Christie.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01
AIAIIONING.

Mahlou Nothstein, Of Egypt, spent
"a few days in the Valley last weak.
The New Mahoning Cornet Band
now meets in the hall at New Mahon-
ing.
A quilting party was held at Chas.
Ebert's on Monday.
Last week jefferson Aruer moved
into his new house.
Our public schools will close in
about a week.
Aaron Zimmerman, of West Penn,
has purchased the Beigle farm.
Miss Mautana Straub aud Samuel
Merit will be married on Saturday.
Miss Emily Arner and W. j. Arner
are visiting at Rinptown, Schuylkill
county.
The Mazart Club, of Orwigsburg'
Pa. gave "a musical concert iu the New
Mahoniug Hall, Saturday evening.
Miss Meta Nothsteiu, student at
the KutztOwu Normal School the past
year, came home last week.
Rev A. Bartholomew catechetical
class, which numbers about thirty, will
be confirmed on the 10th inst
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01
TROM AsHFIELD.

a Lewis E,r Straup visited his sister
Mrs. Levi Shalier at Weissport on
Saturday last.
6i Harry Schleicher. a student at the
Meyerstown college, visited his parents
over Sunday.
MNathau German made business
trip To Lehightou and Neis-port ON
Saturday
a. p. George of the AshReld House,
sold valuable horse last week to
Messrs. Mantz aud Wehr, of the White
Bear hotel
"a Peter Baehmau lost very fine
COW 10y death recently.
"a According to public gossip Ger
tain gentleman is rather attentive to
certain widow.
"a Harris German moved his portable
saw mill TO G.. w. Hopes farm where
he is engaged in saving lumber for q
mammoth baru
~ Thanks to Hon. w. T.. Biery for
copy of Penua and the Columbian En-
position by A. B. Farquhar Executive
Commissioners.
"a Mrs. A. NJ. Sittler made shopping
tour to Allentown one day recently.
The DR.. was all smiles on her return
when he saw the beautiful present she
brought for him.
a. Miss Lizzie Miller, of Mauch
Chunk, is visiting her sister Mrs.
Lewis Rau
al. d. Ballet sold line driving
horse this week to Adam Hin of the
BOwman's hotel.
r.t 0 D 80
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

-E-T The S. aud b. Base Ball Club,
composed principally of employees OF
the West End Silk Mill, Allentown, has
been organized and the team consists
of the following: Neut Miller, catcher;
Ed. Menninger, pitcher; Dix Roth, first
base; IL. l.. Baines, second base; IL. II.
Seaton, third base; Phebe Roth, short
stop; B. Pemmel, left held Ed. Maury,
centre field; substitutes H, c. Seaton,
Jacob Stephens and Richard Rhuads.
The club intends TO have a game with
Catasauqua shortly.
IA Under the laws of the Slatingtou
base ball club the following players
have been signed: Messrs Fred Steck
lie and krauss catchers; W. Evans and
w. Marshall, pitchers; W. Jones, right
field; Eddie Evans, centre field; Fred
Morgan, left field; Samuel Morgan, 3d
base; W. Jacobs.2d base; Reuben Steck.
le, LIST base If the weather is favor
able the first game will be played on
Good Friday and the club desires il To
be known that they are open TO meet
during the coming season any first
class amateur club in the valley.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

The genial Harry Graver was at
Wilkesharre, Saturday.
Frank Koons, of Franklin street
has set up a carpet loom, and is pre-.
pared TO weave carpets.
Mrs. Llyelleu Pickiord, of Ash,
field, spent Monday with Lehightou
and WeisspOrt friends.
Butcher James h Schaffer. of the
east side, is jubilant over the arrival OF
a bright little assistant.
Merchant John X. Lentz is build
ing an addition to his pleasant east
side home.
Al Kresge is out after au illness ol
several weeks with typhoid fever.
The grand millinery opening al
MissGertie Horu's emporium on Satur
day was pleasing success in every
particular,
Victor Solt, with Kreamer & I.entz
is out after nursing big boil on the
side of his cheek for "A week or more.
Mrs. Jennie Williams is at Wash
ington, ID. c., where she is attending Z
professional nurse training school.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01


The engine house of the Lehigh,
ton Hosiery Company has been con-
siderably enlarged,
Our esteemed towusman Philip
Miller, of Third street, has been con
fined to the house with severe cold
for some weeks, is able TO be about
again.
Wedding rings that will last a life
time; all the latest shapes at right
prices, b. II. Hohl, the Mauch Chunk
jeweler.
Nathan Drumbore, who lives ont
side the borough, near Beaver Run,
was thrown from his carriage on Fri
day and severely injured.
IL Pianos sold in less than three
weeks, show what honest goods aud
honest prices accomplish. The goods
speak for themselves. Call and see
Aaron f. Snyder
Don't buy a watch until you have
learned the latest reduced prices Row
quoted by r.. n. Hohl,the Mauch Chunk
ieweler,
Ed Zern,who deals in fine bicycles,
has just sold fine machine Co Warren
StrausebergeT, If you contemplate
buying a machine don't fail TO see Ed.
A. X. Miller will shortly add a
handsome new bar to his salonn fix
lures The bar is now iu course of
construction at Miller's planning mill,
A. +. Snyde don't only sell Pianos
and Organs cheap, but he handles
[ Sewing aud Washing Machines, Pumps,
Lawn Mowers Hay Rakes, Harrows,
etc. on the same close margin. One
| Price for all.
Boys tell your mother 10 bring you
/ to Mauch Chunk for one of our hickory
suits which are double sowed, have
double knees aud double seat and will
not cost more than any other suit az
! the One Price star Clothing Hall,
Mauch Chunk.
A class Of nineteen catechumeu-
will be confirmed 10y Rev. j. A. Reber
I i'm Zion's Reformed church, this Friday
evening. Rev. j. III. kuder VIII also
confirm a large class this afternoon boo
] Trinity Lutheran church, The holy
communion will be observed 10y the con
gregatious Of both churches ON Sunday
For the first time there will be or
J cbestral music with the special Easter
Sunday school exercises in lions Re
/ formed school on Sunday The music
win be I'm charge of Mr. G. O, Schirer
The members of the orchestra are,
/ Fir.f violin. G.. %. ~hirrrer G. D. Horn. Wilson
I Friufy Elmer Neuser. oliver fUIlwriler' corn.
| IT. John o. Hummrl Clarouet, James Nrn,rr
. Nlrfy. rrIIu. Charles Fuuhrlser: lnd v'npu,
EI LrW, nuIHt Allen fHIHi0.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

Piles Of the party. Around the balcony
were pictures Of dead and living Republi
cans of national prominence, interspersed
with quotations favorable to the protective
tariff from the speeches Of Webster Ham
lton, jefferson, Clay, Blaine and Grant.
Over the main balcony was the sentiment,
in letters foot high:
american wages for American work
men, American markets for American
people, and protection for American
hOmes.'
The chair was occupied by Hon Thomas
Turner of this city, with Judge j. p. Faw-
cett as toastmaster.
Letters were read from several invited
guests who had been prevented at the last
moment from participating in the speech
making. Among these was ex-Presideut
Harrison, eX-Speaker Reed, Ex-Governor
Foraker, Senator Manderson, eN-Secretary
Foster and Senator Sherman. All insisted
that the policy OF protection must be ad
hered to.
When Governor Mckinley was presented
TO answer to the toast, The Republican
Presidents" the banquetters, their num-
bers reinforced by the admission Of several
hundred ladies TO the balcony, rose and
cheered for a couple of minutes. His
speech was brilliant eulOgy of Lincoln.
Grant, Garfield, Hayes and Arthur, and a
reiteration Of his well known tariff views.
The colored senator from Cleveland,
John p. Green, in responding to the toast,
1.-The American Citizen" said in part: 81
blush to present to you the humilitating
paradox that for portion of our citizens
to enjoy the full protection of our glorious
flag they must 20 away from home, for, I
grieve to say it, in the United States the
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

The bonds of matrimony were pro
claimed on Sunday at Beaver Meadow
between Mr.. J. Ward Marshal, of Jeanes-
vile, and Miss Mary Ferry, of Beaver
Meadow. The ceremony will be per
formed at Beaver Meadow ON Wednes-
day April 9Th.
The Literary Society elected the
following officers at their meeting last
evening for the ensuing term. Presi-
dent, Eddie Mundie: Vice Presi dent
Mary McGee; Secretary, Kate Coyle;
Treasurer, Bid Ferry. The society will
bring their seaeon to close next
month.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

Persons who have sale bills printed
at our Office, can positively save ten
charged elsewhere, aud secure "A notice
In this Sale Register free of charge
bills almost while you wait. We have
all kinds of display farm cuts to illus
trute bills. If You can't come, send us
your order and 1t will be promptly filled.
saturday, March 20. - samuel George, Llttlc
bup, COWS, farm wagons etc.
saturday, March Austin Boyer, admir- Of
John Frey, deed, Franklin twp. 80 acres,
with dwelling house and other improvement,
saturday Aprl l1-BHuiel Beck, Mahnniug,
. tanning 7IHek and household gnOi,,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

Liveryman Roeder, of Beaver Mea-
dow, issued a search warreHt on Satur-
day by Squire Hunter, of Weatherly, on
John Bittuer, of lower Quakake, for a
saddle and other harness stolen while
Bitner was in the employ of Roeder
The search was made aud the missing
harness found ia the lads fathers
house. lie wss taken 10 the above
named Squire, where he admitted hav
ing taken the harness, thinking of no
use TO the liverymau, The Squire
was aware that it is but a short time
since the individual was released from
Mauch Chunk Jail, and was iu no way
lenient. The harness was returned aud
the costs with fine of $50 were placed
upon the thief.
After the suit was over, the constable
ia company with the prisoner went
looking for security and dropped into
the Gilbert House, whore the boy drew
a knife, aud had II not been for the
officer, would have put au end 10 his
life. He has proclaimed his intentions
TO commit suicide rather than go TO
Jail. liazleton Standard.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

Miss Lizzie Root, of Mauch Chunk,
visited friends in town on Saturday,
Mrs j. NJ. Peters spent Saturday
with her sister, Mrs. |. Rudy, at Stating
ton.
&C. J. Montz, master mechanic for
the Carbon Iron and Steel Company,
is on the sick list.
Measurements for agents uniforms
were taken on the Jersey Central on
Saturday
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01
AUDENRIED.

Miss Lizzie Davis, "a highly esteemed
young lady of this place, died Monday
evening She had beed suffering from
erysiplas for some time which resulted
in her death at the time stated above.
Deceased WIS a daughter OF Mr. andMrs
George ID Wis. Her kind and amiable
disposition in life won for her many
friends who will be sorely grieyed to
learu of her early demise
During Saturday night some un-
known rutiiahs assaulted am aged man
named Johu CurrHu an pleasauat Hill
and gave him a severe beatinp. Until
some more effective steps are taken by
the citizens of Pleasant Hin 10 r store
peace it such lawlea-ne-s will be con
tinucd
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

The term DR.. d. j. Waller, Jr, State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
will expire April lst 1t is believed
that Governor Pattison will appoint as
Walters successor Rev Nathan c..
SchRfer, of Kutztown, principal for the
last IA wears or more of the Keystone
State Normal School. Prof SchRifer
is a graduate of Franklin Marshall Col
lege. was born in BerlIs coonty, is about
50 years old, and was formerly pro
fessor in that college.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

A pleasant surprise party was
given at the residence of Lyman Evert
lu honor of his son Amos,
George ENner left, Monday for
PhoeniXyille, where he will work i'm a
mid for W. H. Lenhard, son of Bern
ard Lieuhsrd, of this place.
The residence of Monroe HeiSer.
was burned 10 the ground last week.
-Chas Aruer's steam saw mill Is
stationed ON Henry Danler'- farm at
present
w. II. Werner proprietor of the
Dry Tavern was doing business here
ON Monday.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

Governor PatteIs son has issued a
proclamation designating Saturday,
April 10, and Saturday, April 20, to be
observed as Arbor Day in Pennsylvania
The selection of either ofthe above desi-
gnated days he left to the discretion of
the people in the various sections of the
wealte. The governor says in
the proclamation: Let the people lay
aside for a season the habitual ACTIVE
ties of the day, and devote sufficient
time thereof to plant "A forest, fruit, or
ornamental tree along the public high
ways and streams, about the public
school houses and on the college
grounds, in garden and farms, thus pro-
noting the pleasures, profit, and pros
perity of the people of the state, provid-
ing protection against floods and
storms, securing health and comfort,
increasing that which beautiful and
pleasing to the eye, comforting TO ply
steal life and eleyatiug to the mind and
heart, and, by associations and meet
iugs, excite public interest and give en-.
couragement to this most commend
able work.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01
ANCIENT AND ILLU,TRuUs ORDEi
KNIGHTs OF MALTA.

Norman Commaudery, No. l3J, of the
Ancient aud lllustrious Order knights
Of Malta, was stationed at Lehighton
on Wednesday eveyug by Grand Re-
corder sir George ii. Pierce, Of PhiA
delphla, assisted 10y Sir r. w. Young.
ID. c. c., Past Commanders J W. Cas-
sell, of Slatingtou, h. H. Gross, Frank
Stermer, w. II. Stroh. Jr., \. G. Harlan
and NJ. Feuerstem, of Mauch Chunk.
Delegations of Sir KNIGHTS we're pres
ent from Hospitalier Commaudery. No.
I9, and star of the North Commandery.
No. %
The following are the officers: Past
commander, John G. Lentz; command
er, H. r. Kreidler; generalissimo, W.
}. Heberliug; captain general, NJ. g.
Clauss; prelate, A. H. Dreibelbies; re
corder John H. Semmel; assistant re
corder G. W. kreidier; treasurer, j. l..
Gabel senior warden, W. c. Mitchell;
junior warden, John f. Seidle. first
guard, +. NJ. Phifer; second guard. Geo.
Clauss; standard bearer, A. L. Hager-
man. sword bearer, james A. Rex: sen
tinel, j. w. Bibighouse; trustees, T. A.
Snyder, H. G.. Zern, }. j. Kutz.
y splendid collation. was served ut
midnight at the Carbon House,at which
one hundred and twenty y-hveSirKnights
were seated
The Grand Commandery of Pennsyl.
vauia will hold its annual conYocation
at Lancaster next week, when the rep
reSentativeS from eighty-ive Com
manderies will b5 present.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

The grand opening of spring aud
summer millinery at Miss Alveuia
Grayer's millinery store on First street.
Miss Graver has had twelve years eN
perience in the business which enables
her to cater to the tastes of her patrons
promptly and satisfactorily. If the
lady readers of the ADVOCATE desire To
enjoy an hour or two in gazing on
beautiful effects in this seasons head
wear they should not fail to attend
tins exhibit
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01
ON THE RAILROAD.
BUI ~ WENTIuN or A wEEK's 40.
INGs oN TuE EAtL.


To- lN' AhllNNhN AhNH
tIA. Sweigsrd D., no longer general
manager ul the Reading system. he
will hereafter give his attention to- the
superiuteudeucy oi the u. ~ Il. main
line. Vice President Voorhees, assum-
es the duties of general manager.
( The Reading Railroad System will
shortly adopt new method of stamp.
ing tickets at Hil stations The wear
and day will hereafter be punched
clear through the tickets by means of
"a stencil. The plan will deter scalpers
and brokers from altering dates and
thus extending the limit Oh mileage
+ President McLeod's car, "Alexan-
der has been taken TO the Reading
shops for repairs and to have the name
changed To philadelphia Tie reoeiv-
rd his new ear from Chicago last week.
Ihe latter 4psbeen named "AieXauder,n
and is said to De a.Ieauty The obser-
vatiou eud of the car Is fitted up with
heavy plate glass; and the equipment
Is strictly first class MIR. Mcleod paid
for his car personally. The car taken
TO Reading Will be used by First Vice
President Nuurheer after 1t is finished
Orders have been issued to close
the Lehlgh Valley station at Tannery
ON April l9t, aud Agent Taylor will re-
port elseN here for duty. The freight
business at IHuery viii be handled
from White Haven, aud the ticket busi
ness discontinued. Since the saw mills
have ceased operations at that place
the business ha, greatly decreased, and
the economical receivers think it will
not pay TO keep AN agent there for the
transient business, including ice and
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

VIII be for the next 3O days at Sond-
helms One Price star Clothing Hail,
Mauch Chunk, We will allow you
cash discount of 10 per cent. on all
mems, boys aud children suits, as we
must make room for building purpose
This with our former reduction will
give you clothing for nearly half cost
Only good for3O days.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

DR. w. T.. Dancer, Hazletun's well
known eye, ear and nose specialist, will
Oe al the Exchange Hotel on Friday,
April Z. The doctsr is second to none
in the treatment of the above diseases
and if You need such services call aud
see him.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

A fun liue of single aud double har-
ness, whips fly nets, sweat pads, sum
Weissport, Pa II
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

An allwool mems or boys suit can
be bought cheaper for the next 30 days
at the one Price star Clothing Hall,
Nauch Chunk, as intend building and
must have room, we viii allow you a
cash discount of lu per cent. on all
clothing.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

We are receiving new styles of capes,
and jackets daily, which we are selling
at prices iu the reach of everybody at
Sondheim'- Tailoring Hall, Mauch
Chunk. Pa
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

james Sweeney, of Summit Hill,
was here on Saturday
The remains Of George Allsop. late
Of Philadelphia, were inferred here ON
Saturday.
Joseph Schmid has assumed the
management of Leopold REFS saloon
on Susqttehanna street. Mrs Refs will
continue the business.
Thomas Costenbader, clerk for
Recorder Handwerk, will not accept
the cadetship at West Point rendered
him 10y Gen. VIM, Lillv,
Justice James Boyle, who for some
time past, had been quite seriously i'll
we are pleased to note is now almost
convalescent.
County Treasurer James r. Mul-
hearn. of Lansford, was in town for
few hours on Monday.
The Keystone Club have removed
their rooms from the court house
building to Dolau's block where a suite
of rooms are now being elaborately
furnished.
Judge Price has donated set of
the Encyclopedia Brittinaca to the
First Presbyterian church. 1t consists
of % volumes.
Jacob Jones has taken possession
of the Peuns ylvauia House.on Susque-
hanna street, just vacated 10y Blasius
Ieizer. The latter moves to East
Mauch Chunk.
George +. IIuntziuger, proprietor
of the Switchback Restaurant at Sum
init Hill, was a visitor here on Monday.
The genial George wants Joe Arner,
tirst-class young Democrat, appointed
post master in his town.
The April term of the Carbon
County Court will be held in the big
Lehigh Valley building and arrange
ments are now being made for the ac-
commodatiou of the Bench, bar aud
jury. Work on demolishing the old
court house has commenced and on its
site will be erected one of the prettiest
aud most convenient temples of Justice
and county offices in the state The
architect is Mr. l.. s. Jacoby, of Allen
town. The contract has not yet been
given out.
The County Commissioners have
awarded the contract for tearing down
the old court house to Herman Rebe,
of Lausford for 81 ,625. The other bids
we're AS follows
Adam Eaches, north WeissDOrt. $4,000
Paul Snyder, MillpOrt. ...,... 200
William Mueller, Weatherly. ly.............. 1900
Paul SchwcihlnZ, East Nlanch Chunk. 2O0g
Z. ). A, Binder, East MHuch Chuuk...... 1000
Nathan Stemler, Mauch Uhunk..........., l.sO0
Levi Horn, kln....................,... 1875
Herman Rebe, laus ord rd................... I625
The bids of Rebe aud of Levi Horn
were tie, but owing to a mistake in
the bid of the former it was reduced
$50. The Commissioners say that
Rebe did not know that he was tie with
the other lowest bidder and that the
change eff the bid as made was perfect
ly correct and honest in every parti-
cular.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

HAEWsHuuU. Mar b u A charter was
LtHUIrI HI 'h. stale department lu thr
Scranton aud Abingdon Halfway company
" fun from s,iautou 10 WaFsriyi capital,
tllg,yuq
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01
STILL FOR PROTECTION.
Republicans Hold to the Cardina,
Principle Of the Party.
A OOLOREn sTATE8MANs PLANT

Hon. John ? Green DepIores the condi
tiou which Denies to his Race the Pull
Protection Guaranteed BY the Flag
Mckinley for President in 90.
CANTON. O., March 30 Representative
Republicans from many sections OF Ohio
participated last night in a protective tar.
in banquet, with the Republican club Of
Canton as the host Of the occasion and
which, sending greetings to the Repub'I
cans Of the nation, incidentally declared
that the protective tariff must be kept wei
In the front as one OF the cardinal princi
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01

A piano box buggy in frst-class con-
dition. Apply 30 b. X. Culton, oppo-
site the park, First street, Lehign-
ton. n.