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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-09
Sta0t Baltimore.
8ert6tsnottseit.

9ie Tlaibopers in benz BON 9eueralans
malt Sobn B. Yos seseu bic Equitable
Qeasue" sur Iidusertlaruug ihre8 Charters
eiugeleteteu Seriabren luuroeu am Samita9
Dor Hidter SarIan beenoet unD Der Uau
uutsr 8era.buug 9ebalteu.
SIM Sreisaerldlt 9tr. 2 reidlte an GAM
iiaq Sulius 6. Sacobs Elm 9eiud ein, I'M
pom leiHer ibm in 1863 aueetrauten 6rau
gsarp 6. SacobS seihieoen Al rperoeu.
Sames e. Seriham madte ourd 6. 8.
& Sol. u. @Iart i'm Stabttreis9erlft Sla9e
auf S6.iouns pioer War1 s. Serihaw iUes
aen ans.bli1 b0siuiQI9.u Y.rlafiens aus
6dusig. SeiOe heiratbeten am 9. 9iouen1'
ber 1882 unp slu9eu am u. Aprtl 1889
auscinauber.
Sm i.lbeu @erifjte reidteu Die ndmlifen
gnw6lt. fir ibr. Slieuttu Slaru Dart SIa9s
niber Geo. 6. Dart auf abiolute SheiouH9
ein. llutreue unS 8erlaiien Derosn als
3laeeoriinDe ang.gebeu. Sas paar betras
tbete i'm Sebruar 1883.
SIN Gommsn Bleas.9erid)t muroe bic
,Sraction.G Gompanp' DON gS. ). Qefor au1
$1,000 unb bon @onrao 9ehr aui $4,000
Shaotuerlas utrflust. &oaiilon.n nao per-
ioullhe Serieeunsen fino Die 8lagesrlnps.
Die Aniualtsfrma 8. ). & Sol. u. &lcif
yeidhte I'M i.lbeu @eriht eiue Au;abl 2la9sI
o9ne Ausabeu bes Gruuoes Elm. glppFas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-09
6auenleiOeu,

trelde. nenn rernoh;diiist, an ernifen srunis
bitten iabren. Simmon5' 9eberzTeaulotst
Ibi tineH uobItbdtiseH GiHfiuS aui cl. @aIs
IenItioen Gus. Gr sitbt Der 9eber bi, ar6cis
t,noe Strait. rtsuIiri oi. gbjonb.runa Der
Gale uno periest bic B.roauuns soraane IN
ben !3uiinHb, IN fpelhem iie ibre 5sunftioncn
rcseIndfi9 aTsuben. Ra6 Sebraut oi,i,r
gi.oiliu pirh gti,mano iastH toHHea: Id
bin ga1caIcIoeao.-
sd 6abr on beitistm Dride1 Der eeb.r
a.litte1 Hlo Ha5m IS bis 20 Grains roa
GalcM.I. ioeltes MID scrpohnlic cui 3 hi:
9asc ms S,tt mari. 9iir;Iih nabm idl
Simmons' Scbcrs Scsulator, rpeid1er mir 10
pi,I grl.itteruns peridaiite, bas Id uas.s
fort m,intm Struis iols.u tonate.s - 8.
6usG giieelsSsGt, S5ia. l6)
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Snhn G.. Srfhic.

ediIeicriinife uio GIaee=S,anOid,uht. & Seute
9itts ir ms uno unere Seirdler einen aro6en Tag,
Die europdiden 0aulpier laben ms lette 2Eo1e cine
eroEe 8nre neuer ,sGcrz Shlcierfoe uno Die allsrz
ueueic neutrality-suspicious. in Gacez9Gnbidn5eH
eebradr, Die ipir ais 9tcgheiteH oerireH. Sne ptiz
tere ipeSienc Sferte iiir bete lit cine @batelalne
Sate aus ettem JtobbenIebcr i'm gScrhe ucH 81 so;
fir 81. GlHe Jieite leoerHer Wianl6etie5= nno
9lo3en=aGitt)eH. araser= =aditden so, Dionidletenz
adiidben % cts, ooer 9eipe SuiamnieH 81. 9ieue
SdmudiadleE fueroeH in ubrtetten, ScarfHaoeiH,
SdImerterH uHo Soldben, Saarraoeln, SutnaoelH,
SrcibeH, slrmipduseH. 9aIsfetten u1o WeoGilloI5
oiierlrt. Naben Sic Die @efdidlte poT ga abnhaui;
Seie sssieE, bic gu o Cts. BON ms bas stid per-
fouf nlro Solep's Creme iiir duiseprunsrEe Sdnbe
Is @ts. 2etIolu's YuoerQuaite nit eirer flaid,e
8arfiim 10 Cts. Surte!I6nalen nuo ieibener e'hIz
telitoif iiro nod popular; SRGleR so @ts; @drtel%
Ssus so SIS. Die yaro. SOn perIdsidbeu senten sez
feri9te ShHiireibten, oarlEter 3hompion's pic on@
sesoiien iiseHoe Sdtnirleibben, !. 9t.=Sdnirleib=
den, VI. S @5.zSdniirlsibten, 9. ScbaireibtsH,
giaoam aSarreH's Shniirlcibben. uro ieocs Hadr
sarantirt. Sur5z rHo Galauteriswaaren iirs 6eicr=
Tags 9eihGit trefisn uaaaonlpslie Gin. Spieae,
Saulne, SiriteH. Sraps, SaHotoietten Serptce,
Sber= Uno llntertdieE, Niter, SeocrpGareE, BAR
flmsrte, wobrietenbe Sete. sGrSz uno &9autalte=
SEaareH.
sSobtt O.. SrtbIc,
(24lg SIR. 3 4, Observation-Disclosures
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Baltimore
furniture Conn.,,
gseife 9trtifeI, ttteorisifc Yreiie.
ftid)telte psainsunssn.
Baltimore

9sheu gle bon eiuem gnoe bieier Gtaol
sum auoereu-uub Sic peroeu feline lolde
gSaaren su iold' uieOriaem Yreiie seseu 10
leidte Sepiusuugeu fiupen.
sSir Osrfertisen Die yiobelu, ole mir per-
fanfeu, unO iie iino Ole beiten uno nur Die
beIeH; Oeun mir ueriueubeu nur oas bette
gtubbols, uno mir bei6dft!geu uur Die be-
ten lrbtiter.
2Slr pertaufeu au ben nieorisiteu Yreis
ien, neil iuir su Den erIieu Soften uerfauien
Init auOeren 8orten, mir perfaufen i'm
GinSeIuen sn Sabrlfauteu E.silen, wos
burd Sic bsS SluiibeubdnSlers Yroftt ipa-
rem, mas teiu anoeres Gelfdft thut, neil
eS teiu auberes ISauS thuu tam; Deuu- mir
iinb Die eiusisen fabrisir.ubeu 9lsiubdnoler
III Der Stabt.
lluIere @eOiuguugeu fina.. bic leidteFen
neil mir mehr aui fieiuere Bodeu- cher
NonatsS abluugeu erlaubeu unb peniger
SaarseIO forbcrri-fpir sebeu laugeren Gre-
DIT.
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SraTltcu.
sos guae her ReppIuttpu uabe.

ontepibeo, 7. Sft. - 4Omiral
Wello bat benz YrdIbenten BelrOto eiH Ill
timatum auifeQeu lahen, iporIH er oeleH
auiioro.rt, 3tio sc Saueiro biuneu 48 StuH=
ben su rduneu. iuibriaeufaQs er Die Seid]ies
Buuq Der Siaot Wieoer auInehmen lareu
meroe. Yrafoent Yelroto ioa leoof nidt
eelonnen ieiu, bic Slinte in's HorH III pers
fen. Sr iol plelmebr BON Ste9es3uuerlld)t
eriiillt iein unO beldlloIien baben, benz ole
Staot bslaseruben Seinb BON iwet Selten,
pou ben Strauobattere'H aus, an oeren
S.rmehruns emii9 9earbettet rplro, uHo uon
Der Gee her 81 Selbe ;u 9ebeH. s3u eleleT
9ped mill er cine uorbbraiIlianude Dtd'
rtue- 9iulIipu errtdlteu, olele inter ban Vez
feh[ oeS Qomirals &oncalueS Quartz iteuen
uuo UtelIo oauu burd elueu coN;entrllfeu
Iugrlfi sluinssn, ielue Tlagge elHauilebeE.
Qud) Oas olplomatiife &Orp5 iou ben Ab<
m,ral Oleno bauon perldnolst baben, oaB
er auiboren miiiie, 9ranaten III Die unoer'
tbeioisten Sb.iIe Der Staot 6u uerten ooer
bic in Der Sal lie9enoen auslduoN1eu
Srieqsidllfi. piirpen 8efebl erbalteu, bic
Tortlebuud bes Sombaroement8 nit 9es
malt Al uerblnbern. Gleitieitlg iol aber
ba8 biplomatid)e Sorps aud ben Yrafoens
ten Yeiroto auIgefor0ert baben, elHen Cont
prouliB nit Der 8euOlutIoHspartel ;u trefeu
uno bis 0lcutas Die oauptfaot Su rdumen;
anberntaus ipiiroeu DE Dia6te bic RebeLeH
als gsfIbrenbe Mat)t anerfenneE.
Saihiugtou,7. Stt.-9.r Slotten'
i,fretdr bat uon benz @apitdn Yidlng, Cont
nauoaut pes Snuoestrsujers u&harleitOn"
I'M Soafen pon 9iio be Saueiro, heute fol-
qeuSe Welouna per 8ab.l erbalteu: uJiad)'
Dem Dem4omiral MellO augefiinoIgt uuroe,
oaB bic 9iesl.ruug euti1lOiien ieI, in Der
Stubt Satterle'u i'll errifteu, bat o.rielbe
erfldrt, er iueroe baS COMMENCEMENT Der
Staot uift lpieber er6fueu Iaiien." ShHe
alien 9lpelfel bat 0leao allo ben SeoanIeH'
Sas Sombaroement Don 9flo benlnId)t lptez
Der aufsunebmeu, tuie er 9efern nod an9e=
brobt bate, aufgegebeu. IS idelHt alo,
ais oh i'll Solse Der SuteruentioH Der Se-
fehlsbaber Der I'M oorri9en Safen ltesenosH
fremoen srisssidiiie Der 8afienfflaitaHo
,uil9eu Wslo uuO YeIroto berettS ob9e'
lfloiieu iei.
2onb on, 8. Sft.-2lus 9iio be So
metro rplrb ioebeu t.legraphirt, baB bic Re:
eieruus beretts ole @ntfernun9 Der Iuu9lt
erri1teteu Satterie'n anseoronet bat.
e4lpa Smbbaro & Comp. baben ben
@onratt gum Seiieu oeS "3otels 6lo'
reule" in @aibiu9toH, .. g., erbalteH.
t241fI
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S6mii6en Sic SIR !Seint!

Siterlid, nit ben uieleu 9uteu, bier
;5brer bartender Sat)en - Barlor. Iuo
6laf5immer. er.Wieublemeuts. SlifstS, Slei.
perldlanfeu, GuSslebtiiteu, Sauen.Sleio<
REDEEM, SaHcp Sdauteliilbleu, SIder'
ld)rdnten, Tulteu, Srliislsr, Sammets uub
Sngrain Stppi6en, Art-Squares, g8aGsa
tnd)en, aorttepptden (Linoleums). Strobs
u1atteu, 6uBt.ppid,su, .uiatten, gSollosden,
@omiorts, Spiseu SOrbdngeu, Dteiiius-
2ampeu, Snpr Eiideu, Yarloritrdnten,
StanoGbren, .3ierath.n, RorjeQan.2Oilet>
len.Serulcen, Seisn, 8unses u.i.w., u.i.lu.
nebit Der Serfiberurg, baB Iaes bas Seite
III, Iuit 10, pie e8 gsidilDert miro, uno i'm
9jrelie nieoriger, ais eS onbermarts Al baz
ben III, unD oaB mir Sbueu Gaes, mas Sie
ioinldIen, auf ale gemiinltte Srlit seben -
Sic tOuusn es lpob crl1wiuseu, Sbr Seim
bcqucm uno an;iebenO Sn seitalten. Se.
luHen Sic uus Oleie sSod)e, unb lallen sic
uuS Sbneu unier gager selgen.
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Scr 9tn!Idjc GorreibonSent,

Sdslid, ipotentiip uro GoHrtoes,
q. Jfaine, Gisenfbiimer nno 5feoafteur
(slahfoIser BON i. 3faine),
eibuen~Gd, Saltimore=Strabe unb gofsSffcc=gu,
Rrcis bcs stdglid,em |Iattcs, burt ardscr telorsi,
12k Sts.; fdeIi6lc uno Spnnta al .s9usgabe 10
Gents pro Woe, ;abltar bic bas GIut beiorsenber
Grtser.-3aaIidb nebf Sonutae 40 sesas aa be unter
notwithstanding 81 SO pro Sabr, fir fir,ere
3eit i'm TerbdItriB; fir bic tpodieutIidbe MuSeabe
init SonntassbIatt portoirei, NIT 9bss tiir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sapr, mad, irsenb einem Srte bes Snlane
bes, 81 rah europa. Sunntae GO =sluSga6e 81
pro Sdhr:-Sas bette uno biuigite osutidJe S!att
In ben UIitte!z uEo Slbfaatea,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-09

n b.tnnnt eurt foIssHe. giaenidaiten
/. sia @eflbI Der Diloist.it Iuo Sfmer,sH
II ben 9lieoerH;
2. risteneen atb.ui, itN.tttn Geidmnf i'm
Yiunoe uro bslests 5unse;
8. gerftopfuHs Nit scIeaeEtliden gnidlel
pon Diarrhoe;
4. aopfitm,T5en in Der Stirneeeenb, glaus
fec, SdiuIHosl unc GcIbiuht Der pari;
3. SobbItHEeH; ScrIuit ees gppetits;
g. &usbehHun9 oes ptaeens uno Der Ginges
nelbe burb Bldhuneer;
z. Rieb,rseorittbeii. VieIaHhoIie, sauIbeit
NIB cine ReisuHa, Anes aufjuitiebea.
Gin latiirIi6er Slug Don gal, Don Der Gee
Der III sur @eiunobcit Eotaipenais. Dsna
eisisI peYhi1nert in, entffe5ea
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Tret fur unfere Gmno IT,.

Sei iebem 9ettsinlmersU Ufeublement etne
SetlipruueieDersllnterlaae frei.
9ei iepem YarIors sMeublement elm Sil6
frei.
Sel ieoem giifiet i'm @emdlOe gratis.
9s jeDem Seppidl cine Watte gratis.
Sci isoem Baar Spiseu- Sorhdnse Sorz
bansitauseu irei.
SSer erwdhnt, in oieier Seituns uniere
Iuuoncs seieben su babeu, Dem uiro 81
BON Der Teduuug abgeidrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-09
Samen=Waatel!

Sosbeu padtsu lulr.ieine id0ne 9feihe
Dadnfcl aus, 'ate III ben neueiteu uno
bsftsu 6aeoHs. 9tteOri9e. iehr ni.ori9e
YreIie - unO Sie tcrnen iie nod baSu aui
Grepit befommeu. gs wlro ms sum Ser.
gniaen gereldlen, Shnen bisieIbeu uUrSus
le9en.
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alle @eifaite i'm gertrausn!

gtd,tmarfirte sSascn liefern ATE
gSaareu fret Gb!
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Observation-Disclosures.

g8atlen -@eriht.- (%oc Den Sid.
tern Glu0lag, Sans unb GomGroe.) gu
gtaflaBuelwaltsru ein9el.et - SyanI!m j.
DiaIhom mo Sobu =. Mc&ram i'll Tau
pou SWanue Madom. &erwoItuugsbe-
rld)te 9euehml9t III Den TaQeu Don Sarah
s. @Qermanu, 2S. s. wtoore uuo Georg
g8ertheinl. 9iadIlaBuer;eldlnihe elHgeyeitjI
in ben SdQeu Don IuoreaS Sd)mlot, Darrlst
9immermGnn mo Sarab s. GlernduE.
5um SOruluuo beheQt - Marie ShmtOt
fur SarusH uuo Gtiabetb ShmlDt.
Superior. r.@eri d. - (8or Hid).
ter 9iltdls.) Sir beute - Der IdIpebeuoe
EaQ uou t0t,o ntoer Hoien6ale uuo AuOere
nnS wic iriihcr berldltet.
Staotgerl t.-(Sor Iidlter @riqbt.)
Sobn .. Otc@op uno Z. Nraut Sutlon, III
Slrma 9r8. Oic&op & Gullon, ipioer &. u.
gSeIih uEo g9m. y. Copeland, lomte >jobu
81. @bitmau, bret 6dle, GrfenntulB AMI
non pros. III allen Sduen. 6rleor. Slauiner
wlp.r Die nSaltimorsr SraItlons@ Ompa9.
nie," Nurag anf neueu YroSe6 ab9swlelen
uuo SerDtt aui $50 uno aolteH. 9tldaro
Sepea wlDer SEQ. y. Slant, @lnreoe aui'5
gi.ue urgumentirt nno abgewleen. Sir
heuie - mle friiber btrtdtet.
Srimiu s9eri d) t.-(Sor 9tidJ<
ter Sarlau.) Sir heute - uegeu Gm.
brudjs - $50. S8. Eracep; pcgeu 9isb.
itablS - 0iarp 6. Albmore II. 2isSe GlGrf;
megen WOroan9rliis - g8m. ScOtt uno
SEQ. $. SOIep; luescn 2tn9rfiS : SObH
suOesnoati, GhOmaS SowuienO, &hOmaa
g. Sweeber, SruOsp Barber; wsgeu III
pecenter @ntblOBuug - Yeter Saueruidut;
wtgen 6rieOenSltorurg - Diarp 8urns;
wegen 2ctterleipielsn8 - Sobu S'Gouneu;
wcgeu Serletuua OeS Shaut9eieeeS -
Yatrif Nic9tamara in prer 6aaeu II. Iobert
Stop.
Sic anberen @.ri6te - pie
friiber bcrldltet.
Sn's @euid gei od).u. Gin
gfegerluuge, 9tamcuS Aoenru Serrett, per.
iud)te am lepteu 6reltagS- -2beHo i'll eusm
Soote, me1d)es Der 15.lQbrl9e Wiartiu EaD.
lor beaufiid)tigte, iortSuruoeru. 2aptor ops
ponirts, morauf Serrett ibm nit cinem
Dteiie. eine StidwuuOe III Geaid b!s
bradte. Serrett lpuroe oerdaftct uNp pom
Yo!i;eiridltsr SdJenfel iu's 0eiauaHIB ges
ianot. nm tireu Grossk ab,uuartcn.
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$50 tuert5 fur ST baar
uno ST Ole gSod1e
pocr 81 ocit ~ paat.
$50 tpcrtb fur so Gents baar
uao so Gents S;e gSodJc
ODER SO Seu Womat.

Merten = ie luoh1, bel $50 wertben gSaa.
rem nur 81 baar unD 81 Die 98che ober 81
ben Wtouat. Geln auberes geld|dIt gibt
3huen MIR $50 pertbe Sadeu inter oieieu
Sepinguussu. llub eben 10 seht's NIT tlel.
nereu uuD gr0Beren &e4nun9en.
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C (egante
MaYner Am5dge
pop,tlarem Hreiiem.

Serren finSen es nidt LANCER nOtbz
tpenbis, einem aufseblaIenen &unben<
idneiber 9luftrd9e sn seben, nm elnen
gut iiscnSen uno moSiiden Iu;us ;u
erlangen. 0tiemanb fam iid mebr snt>
iduloisen, baB ct idledt palenSe uuO
armlelis sefertiste &leioer trast, menn
mir Sbnen clesante bonn Sdneiosr sez
fertistc @eiuanber gu ctiua Der Salfte
bts Breiies perfaufen, Sen Sbneu Elm
gutter .&unScni6nciber fir benlclben Sir
tifel bere6uen wIrbe.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-29

Lewis Miller was visiting in Lehigh
county over Sunday.
Raw. Alvin Reber, of Lehighton, fill
ed the pulpit of st. Johns Church last
Sunday morning.
Stephen Fenstermacher and wife,
aud H. +. Neumeyer aud wife we're to
Gettysburg on Sunday.
A surprise party in honor of Mrs.
Kate Notbstein was held on Monday
evening.
G. P. Freyman spent Sunday with
his father.
Rev. w. II. Strauss will conduct Eng
hsh services in st. Johns Church next
Sunday morning.
The teachers examination for thi:
township will be held August 7th
The appointment OF teachers will be
made on the day.
On Saturday party from the Valley
made trip TO what is known as tn,
"Bake oven," on the top of the Blu,
Mountain.
Last Saturday Miss Emma Wehr ant
William Frantz were married. Tn
young couple have the best wishes o
their friends for long and prosperou
| journey through life.
A festival for the benefit OF tn
building fund of st. Johns ehurcl
will be held at the church this Satur
day afternoon and evening July tn
29th.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-29

The fourteenth annual convention
OF the State Firemep's Association will
be held at Butler from September 10 TO
% inclusive, The grand tournament
will take place on Friday, the 22d.
The following races will take place:
Free for all hose race, open to the
world, FIRST prize, $50; second prize,
$40; third prize s2A Steamer contests
Hrst prize slOOi second prize, $50. Hose
races, $50 first prize s25 second prize.
Hook and ladder races, S35 first prize,
el6 second prize. Hub races, $50 first
prize, s25 second prize, Drill prize
e5O flrst prize, s25 second prize. The
largest uniformed company in line will
receive $50 and the finest uniformed
company in line viii DO awarded s25.
I,ehlgh No. 1, Of this town, will be rep
resented by Frank Weinland, who
has been elected a delegate, Henry
Schwartz and 7, Webster Clauss, mem
heFs Of the company, will also attenC
the convention,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-29
MAUOH CHUNK.

Frank, the 20 year old son Of
David Arner, of East Mauch Chunk, is
dead from disease that is said to have
been glanders. 1t is the theory that
the disease was communicated to him
from horses which he had been attend
ing. The cases of glanders attacking
men is very rare, bat in all cases fatal.
Miss Lizzie Sendel who has been at
Weatherly for some time past is back
home.
-General VIM. Lilly is gradually re-
covering from his late serious illness
and his friends hope now that he will
be able to take his seat in the next
Congress and do some active work.
Daniel Seelinger aud his wife, an
aged German couple, who resided In
East Mauch Chunk, are both dead.
Mr. Seelinger departed this life ct
l2.3O o'clock p. m. ON Saturday, after an
illness of two weeks of dropsy, and the
wife died during Monday night of para
lysis Of which she has been a sufferer
for the past three years. The former
was aged seventy years, and TIN es
months, and the later seventy-nine
years, one month and twenty three
day.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-29


short squibs in and Around Carbon
County Dlshed Up for Our Readers.
7. +. Brennan, of Summit Hill, aged
p years, died last Thursday. Inter
ment was made at Miuersville Sehuyl-
kill county.
An addition to be added TO the
Jeanesville NJ. E. church to enlarge its
seating capacity. This move is rem.
dered necessary on account of the
largely increased congregation. The
structure when completed will cost
about $500. C. II. Knelly, of Conyng.
ham, is the contractor.
John II. Wallaesu, of Weatherly
some time ago lost his tongue by
necessary surgical operation and yet
he talks quite we'll using his lips and
full set ofteeth. or course he can
not pronounce such sounds as the an"
or IS" and yet he can be readily under
stood in conversation. No partical of
the tongue remains nor even a scar
to be seen.
The wages of the employees at the
round house in Weatherly, and those
on the coal dumps have been reduced
from sl,25 to 70 cents per day, The
reduction has cause considerable dis
satisfaction and already number of
the men have quit.
Weatherly public school open on the
first Monday in September.
DR.. Twedle of Weatherly, will be a
Republican candidate for associate
judge.
Detective Isaass, OF this county,
Tuesday arrested Martin Henry, a
travelling salesman, at Lebanon, on a
criminal charge preferred by Annie
Gallagher, of Maueh Chunk. He en-
tered bail for his appearance at court
The new iron bridge which has been
in course Of construction at Audenried
for use by the Lehigh Traction Com
pany was completed Tuesday. One side
is driveway while the other will be
used for the track.
j. Milton Stauffer,of Carbon county,
has been drawn to serve as a petit
juror at the U. S, Court at Phila-
delphla, opening August 21.
John Mulhearn, an old resident OF
Beaver Meadow is dead. For the past
two years he has been confined to his
home through inhrmity. He immi-
grated from Ireland TO Maueh Chunk
forty years ago.
Conrad Stroll died very suddenly
Tuesday morning at 3 o'clock. lie was
, we'll the day before and worked all
: day. He complained of not feeling
we'll about O'Clock ana from that time
until he died grew rapidly worse. Mrs
Stroll was not at home at his death
she being away ON visit at her dsugh.
ters at Traehsville. Diseased was well
and favorably known having lived IN
Weatherly the past u years be leaves
widow and , children, daughter
married and a son - years old At home
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FROM PARRYvILLE.

From the M u. Times.
William Blose was at Ashfield on
Saturday
Mrs, T. j. Weston is confined to her
room, i'll.
Horace W. Roberts visited his par,
ents at Allentown on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hartman visited
friends at SlRtington Friday.
James d. Kistler and wife, of Allen
town, were in towu on Sunday.
Jacob Smith, of East Nauch Chunk
visited old acquaintsnces in town or
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, William miller attend
ed the funeral of relative at Port
Clinton on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Snyder, of Biz
Creek, visited their son, Squire H, D
Snyder, on Sunday.
I. W. Petit, accompanied by his sol
Master Harold, visited his parents al
Pottsville ON Sunday
Robert Bamford, Of Nesquehoning
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs VIM
Bamford, on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hardcastle, o
South Easton, we're the guests of Parry
vile relatives ON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, of Philadel
delphia, are spending their vacation
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Sleider.
Walter Bamford, of Nesquehoninl
who has been on quite an extende
vacation, the guest of his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Anthony, re
turned home on Friday,
Chlldren's Day services we're held 1
the Evangelical Church on snnda
evening, An elaborate programm
was prepared and successfully carrie
out, rejecting great credit TO all VIII
participated.
William B. Anthony, one of tht
towns most prominent and intelliger
citizens, will be candidate!before I'll
next Republican County Conventio
for the Office of County Commissione
If elected, he will make a very capabI
official,
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SECRET SOCIETY DOINGS.


Society Tid-Bits OF Interest to the Mem
bers of the Fraternity.
Secret societies in need of paraphs-
MALTA, flags, banners, uniforms, ETC.,
should consult II. V. MOrthimer, Jr.,
who represents one OF the largest hrms
and importers, manufacturers aud
dealers in this country before purchas.
ing elsewhere.
Mt. Pisgah Council, No. 123, Junior
Order United American Mechanics, of
Aauch Chung Will celebrate its z2nd
anniversary by banquet at the Man
sion House ON the of Thursday
August nth. H. W. Scheetz, j. q. San
del, AL. W. Beers, George W. Wilson
and w. A. Winkler are the COMMITTEES
that have the aitlair in charge.
. The P. o. S. Of A. state convention
will be held at Chester, commencing
August y, and promises TO be the
largest in the history of the order IN
this state. From the reports already
in it is estimated the order has Al
ready passed the 5000 membership
mark during the past year, and State
President Mast has been highly COM
plimented upon his successful ad-
ministration, which shows an increase
OF over 2,OOO members during the yeaa.
State Treasurer Smith aud State sec.
Weand will be candidates for reelection
"A number of braves" travelled the
'.Haymaker's" road road at Weissprt
on last Tuesday at the regular meet
ing of Poho POGO Tribe Of Red Men.
Delegations were present from East
Maueh Chunk and Parryville. FOLLOW
ing the meeting big lunch was spread
In Laury's hall. Those who we're pre-
sent to enjoy the hopitaliY of the
Indians" speak Of having had very
pleasant time.
Tbs 18th anniversary of the intro
duction of the Order of the Knights OF
the Golden Eagle into Pennsylvania
Will be celebrated by an entertainment
by almost every Castle in the State, on
October LIST. Grand Chief f. A. Harris
has issued a circular Of instructions to
the Castles.
Reading Castle, No. 40, X. G. b., of
Reading, is now the largest Castle in
the Order, haYing at the last report 407
members. They admitted ia candi-
dates during the past six months.
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TEACHERS, ExAnrINATIoN

The Carbon County Teachers Examinations
will be held as follows.
Hudsondale, for Packer Township, July 81
RoekpoTt, for Lehigh and Lausanne Township,
August 1.
TAnnery, for Kldder Townshiy and East Side
Auguet 3.
Pleasant Corner, for NIthonlng Township,
August z.
Ashheld, for East Penn Township, August s.
Minport. for Lower Towamenslug Township
August o.
stem!ersyllle School, for Upper Towamensing
Township, August 10.
Furnace School. for Franklin Township, Aug
ust n.
Stony Creek School, for Penn Forest Town
ship, August q.
An applicants must oe examined 10 the dis
trict In which they intend 10 teach. No eertiA.
cate will be granted 10 any person under six
cen years OF age, Examinations begin at half
past eighl. Directors are heartily Invited to
attend the examinations.
A. S. Beisel, %. supt