The Allentown Democrat from Allentown, Pennsylvania • Page 3

Staienicnt of the Directors of Till; KUAN l'Z ('All i lilu.Iy tlint ero long the Cenlrnl rnilroml cmnp my will rmrrlinso llio right for tlifl nan of tlienutnumt-Id cur coupler invented by Mr. Klins Frnutz, uf thcPoon 1892. P. EXGF.LMAN. R.

M. ROKDER and Y5i. DE1BEKT. s. Directors rf the Poor and House of Employ ment of Lehigh county, ii: account with the Commissioners of said comity for the year ending Dec.

31st, 1SU2. DR. To balance in hands of Treasurer as per auditors' renort of IBM 414 96 SHERIFFS SALES OF Valuable Heal Estate. rrMiE following proiirrtuM will be sold by Fraulilin Duv-r, JL SlierilT of Lehigh county. OX IKIDAV, Ai'EClf Ui, 1SJK5, at the Court House, iu the city of Allmtowu.

The sale will commence at 1 o'ctoelr P. and will proceed with the different properties in the order in which they are numbered in this advertisement, to wit No. 1. By virtue of a certain writ of alias Venditioni Exponas, all those certain mensnaes, tenements and lots or pieces of ground, bounded and described as follows, to wit No. 1.

All that certain messuage, tenement and lot of ground situate on the west side of Front street, in the city of Allentown, county of Lehigh, and state of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: On the north by tract No. '2 of the property of Christian Hohl, on the west by a public alley, ou the south by Tihihman street, and on the east by Front street, containing in front on said Front street fret, more or less, and in depth of To cash received from Moses Kern, Steward 1,400 00 To cash received from County Commissioners 19,400 00 COURT PROCEEDINGS. Mauch Argument CuciiT. Reported ft; Jas. h.

SihaaM, Attoi following atlditioual business was tranwaoted last woek COMMON PLEAS. The Consolidated Leliifrh Slate Company (limited) vs. Edwin C. Everett, contractor, and Edwin German, owner or reputed owner. The plaintiff is ordered to prinjevd on his lien as it' a scire facias had heeu issued, served and returned.

Estella Ramsey vs. Catharine Rule on plaintiff to file declaration and bill of particulars discharged. Benjamin Leihy vs. Frank Old. Reasons and rule for new trial argued.

A new trial is refused in the Nomiemacher will case. Valentine Hoffman vs. Kramer Co. Rule on plaintiff arpued to show cause why report of arbitrators shonld not be set aside, and the court refuses to strike off the award. L.

H. Kiimeyvs. the People's Mutual Fire Insurance and Annie E. Seip vs. Wui.

H. Desluer. Rules for new trials argued. Celinda Bitterliug ot. al.

vs. Win. 11. Deshler. Motion to take off compulsory nou suit argued.

The New Era Lifo Insurance Co. vs. John W. Hopkins. Henry lJavis.

Dr. E. O. Steiumetz. Robert Reid and V.

P. Hopkins. The court refused to take off non suit. In re petition of F. A.

Rabenold et. al. to have declared satisfied a mortgage by Isare Erdman to Walter C. Livingstone given July 28th. 183S.

Publication of notice oirtered. Zelluer Bros. vs. Annie M. and J.

D. Bemhard. Sheriff's sale set aside. $21,214 9 CR. ut This Out And firing It With Von.

The stock of the largest wholesale clothinsr manufacturers in Philadelphia while in transportat ion was wrecked by the railroad. The stock has been ordered sold bv the Adams Express Company. Through A. G. Lippencott of Philadelphia, a stock consisting of oearly worth of clothing will be brousrdt here and closed out.

at retail in ten days, tin account of his great railroad wreck sale the immense building, 831 Hamilton street, a lew doors below Marner's Grand Central Hotel, Allentown, has been rented lor ten days to arrange for the great sale. The immense store will be open again, and this great railroad wreck sale will commence on Thursday. March th, at 9 a. in. Everything will be sold at retail at 50 percent, less than actual cost, as this sale will positively close in ten days to satisfy the company.

Just think of the following proposition, and remember that all goods priced in ibis article can be brought back at any timedur-ing the sale. Men's fine overcoats, This coat is worth $15. Wo allow you to keep it home four days, and if not soiled you may return the same and we will return you the $3.24. Men's fine tall and winter weight overcoats, This ooat is really worth JO. Men's extra fine spring and fall overcoats, $7.85.

Positively A spleiulidsuit of men's clothing, $3.10. This suit is positively worth $10. Keep it home four das-s and if not soiled we will return the $3.10. Men's fine heavy pants, $1,24 ftne quality, really worth $5. latest style and very kiud-some.

Men's extra liue suits, $6.85. This $6.86 suit is the finest material, latest style, well made and positively worth $20. Ail must go regardless ot cost. Boys' andchlldren's suits, 76e. and up.

Child's knee pants, 17c. Bovs' hats worth $1.50, 15c Men's hats, VSc. and $1.00," worth $3.50. Socks 8c. Men's fine underwear, 45c, a suit worth $1.75.

Fine suspenders, 8c. Men's overshirta. white shirts, colored shirts, neck ties, scarf pins, linen and paper collars and cuffs, and a thousand other articles we have no space to ment ion here. It will pay you to come 100 miles to attend this great sale. If you value money don't miss it.

We advise you to cut this out and bring it with you. During this great railroad wreck sale thestore willbe keptopen until 9o'clock p. in. Positively no goods sold and no one allowed in the building until Thursday, March 9th, at 9 a. m.

831 Hamilton street, a few doors below Barner's Urand Central Hotel, Allentown, Peuna. an ccpial width feet, more or less, 'ihe mi provemeiits thereon consist of a three story liiticK invEi.LiNo Horsn, 30 by 38 feet, double porch in rear, lite by IS feet. By cash paid sundry persons on orders issued Salaries S. R. Engelman.

Poor $50 00 Reuben M. Roeder, 60 00 William Deibert, 60 00 $1501X1 Moses Kern. Steward .00 00 S. A. J.

Kern, Assistant Steward 600 00 Clinton Keck, Hospital Steward 500 00 John Enders, baker 450 00 Jonss Held, engineer 325 00 Benjamin Fritz, shoemaker H07 00 Charles Tracb, teamster 930 00 Mrs. ifary Kern, matron. 200 00 A. S. Miller.

1-D- attending 100 00 extra services C9 00 A. J. Erdman, 31. attending physiciaa 100 00 extra services 66 60 Mrs. S.

A. Kern, assistant matron 150 00 Miss Ellen Kern, cook 123 00 C. O. Schantz. Treasurer.

100 00 Rev. M. 3. Kramlich, chaplain 75 00 Rev. F.

J. Fogel, 75 00 R. E. Wright, solicitor 25 00 Edwin Kiuoaid. U.

S. Litzenberg. F. B. Ttittner.

Walter; HEATn OF WILLIAM SAEGF.ll. William Saeger, one of Allentowu's most highly esteemed, oldest nnd bent known citizens, died on Friday evening last at the home of his son, Jacob H. Sne-ger, at the age of Sti, after nn illness of about four weeks with disorders originating from cold. He was a gentleman well nu I favorably known iu most sections of the county, nud hosts of friends nnd admirers lament his passing away, even though he hnd long passed the scriptural nge of three score nnd teu. His life was well spent, nnd his good works were ninny.

He was an honest and honorable man, conscientious and faithful in the discharge of every duty. He met every responsibility and performed every obligation to the best of his ability always, doing it willingly nnd cheerfully. His was a beautifully well developed Christian chnracter, nud the example of his life is worthy of emulation by others. He was descendant in tho third generation from Christian Sueger, who emigrated from Germany to America nud settled in what is now North Whitehall. He left three sons, Nicholas, Jacob and Daniel.

Jacob was born in 1774, was an enterprising farmer, nud married Margaret Mickley. Eight children were born to them, Sarah, Catharine, Ann, Chnrles, William, Abigail, Mary nnd Kebecca. The subject of this sketch was one of them. The only survivor of the family is Rebecca, the wife of Henry Weinsheimer, residing at Fifth and Walnut streets, nnd now seventy-seven years of nge. The late deceased was born in North Whitehnll September 4, 1806.

When he was ten ye.irs old his father moved to Allentown, and he was given a liberal education for those days in a private school. His father and nncle, Daniel, erected a mill nud engaged iu mercantile pursuits. William Sneger was a clerk in their employ, and, upon attaining manhood, opened a general Btore where the Central K. It. Station now stands in East Allentown.

He did a big business with the canal boatmen, ninking additions and extensions, nud becoming nu extensive dealer in grain, manufacturer of lumber, owner of timber tracts, and farmer and miller on a large scale. Mr. Saegcr became identified with the Allentown Nati mul Brink as one of its first board of directors. Judge Jacob Dillinger was the first President. Upon his death November 1, 1861, Mr.

Sneger was elected his successor in the office, and wnB the first incumbent of tho position under the national bank organization. He resigned August 1, 1833, nnd since then lived retired. His administration at the bank was characterized by rare ability. He maunged the affairs of the institution carefully, prudently and with wise sagacity. Conservatism, a keen practical knowledge of financial affairs, strict integrity, fairness in dealings, and tactful hnndling, mnrked his presidency.

He wns succeeded by Esnias ltehrig, upon whose death C. W. Cooper wns promoted to the presidency. Mr. Cooper's death led to the elevation of Robert a two story frame kitchen attached.

Hi by 30 feet, brick bate house. 16 by 22 feet, bate oven attached, 11 by 12 feet, a frame warehouse. 16 by 20 feet, a double one and a half story Frame Dwelling House, 18 by 24 feet, kitchen attached" 12 by feet, wagon shed, IS by 25 feet, shed attached. 10 by 25 feet. No.

2. All thai certain messnape. tenement auct lot of ground situate on the west side of Frout street, in the city of Aileutown. Lebigh county, and state of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit On the north by tract No. 3 of the property of Christian Hohl, on the west by a public alley, ou the south by tract No.

1 of the property of Christian Hold, ami on the east by Frout street, containing in front on said Front street VI feet, more or less, and in depth of an eoual width iil0 feet, more or less. extra services A) wo $4,390 50 Fnienses of the Directors of the Poor S. R. Engelman. 13 months 263 02 Wm.

Deiliert. 12 months 188 75 Reuben Roeder, 12 months 147 98 That is not the kind of a CARPET EXHIBITION Ihe improvements thereon consist ot a two story BRICK DW'KLLINU HOUSE, 12 by 26 feet, porch on rear, 6 by 12 feet, and other necessary outbuildings. $589 75 we are giving, but we are making a display fully as attractive and a trreat deal mnn remarkable. THAT IS NOT MERE TALK. For Derfection nf mSl LSJ J.

linm. uotuieb Schweitzer, A. r-tewnara ana reaencK Lftraboca were appointed viewers to assess the damages sustained by Nicholas Eoyer through the Allentown Terminal Company taking his lot at Third and Tili'h-mnn streets, and will meet March 31st next at 10 a. m. The charter heretofore granted to the Catasanqua Electric Light Power Power Co.

is revoked for want of jurisdiction. Charles M. SecMer. administrator, vs. Mary A.

Creitz. Tile court refuses to dissolve attachment. Sarah C. Drumbore vs. D.

D. Domey and wife. Rule for new trial arRiied. Thos. Casey vs.

Win. Aut, et. ah In equity. The injunction is continued until further order of court, or until an answer is filed and notice given complainants. L.

K. Peters vs. Alfred (iable. Certiorari. Arsued.

Exceptions to order and report of viewers on petition of John C. Shafer for appointment of viewers on laud taken by the C. R. U. of N.

J. Continued. Mosser Hide Co. vs. Clinton H.

Fuller. Argued. Berninger Bros. vs. Wni.

H. Adam, Philip H. Krock and Dr. W. P.

Kistler. Rule for a new trial anrued. James Giess vs. Tilsibman Schadt. The rule to show cause why judgment should not be entered without costs is discharged, and judgment entered for defendant for 126.51, and for plaintiff for $32.03.

Amos Rothermel vs. Seward Gernert. Rule to pay money into court withdrawn. Rule to open judgment issued without prejudice to opportunity to impeach judgment. In re assigned estate of Charles Convin.

Bowl of C. R. Horn, assignee, J. J. Glick and George Davies for $0000, approved and filed The LehiRh Valley Trust 4: Safe Deposit Compnny was appointed committee of Joseph Blum, a lunatic.

Singer Manufacturing Company vs. M. M. Hice. Bond of A.

M. Rice. A. L. Rice and Hon.

D. D. Roper for $500(1. approved and filed. Exceptions to the supplemental auditor's report in the estate of Charles Fritz, and opinion delivered.

texture and extraordinary cheapness we will match against anything in the Lehigh Valley. No. 3. All that certain messuage, tenement aud lot of ground situate on the west side of Front street, in the city of Allentown, Lehigh county, and state of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit On the north by the estate of Thomas Harris, deceased, on the west by a public alley, on the south by No. 2 of the property of Christian Hohl.

and on the east by Front street, containing in front on said Front street 22 feet, more or less, and in depth of an equal width 230 feet, more or less. The improvements thereon consist of a two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. 22 by 26 feet, porch at rear. 6 by 22 feet, frame summer house, 13 by 10 feet, frame stable, 22 by Household Expenses-Cattle for slaughtering expenses Coal Groceries Dry goods and notions Pork Fire insurance tax Drugs and medicines Wheat Tobacco Ready-made clothing Grinding grain r. Stoves, tinware and repairs Carpet, oil cloth and shading Hats and caps Fish Pennsylvania Telephone Oil Liquor for medical purposes Washing machines and wringers Wall paper Produce Painting Ready-made shoes Books and stationery Clocks and spectacUs 20 1,326 02 1.243 86 993 12 496 82 465 00 378 38 325 45 290 70 218 75 116 50 93 68 93 26 73 36 60 92 6000 49 25 46 00 44 00 3802 37 3S 35 66 20 94 18 00 12 98 1S38 1170 ai teet, ana other necessary outbuildings.

Seized and taken in execution as the property of J. Moore and Christian Hohl. toniny, It'ttrm pntviit lor winch were issued to liim iu Jnno IMU. The invention in nn entirely new iljmrtiiro" iu tbo rtiHiincr of coupling cnra. It P(itmiMln of iiiiproviMiuiits npnlicnble to existing Inilwuy cmrn lmving piu mul link conplingR whereby tlio mum' iiru rimilcreil niitotuatio in coupling nnil uncoupling without nncr'Saitiitincr the ponsing of truiniiinn between tho rnr.

The invention rosin in the motlioil of olnvatinx nnd lowering the coupling piuH. Kneli pin i pivotii'iilly connected nt Uh upper finl with tho front euil of a bur the rent unit of whieh in pivoted to ft stiitionnry vorti-cnl brocket tUoil to the draw bend. When the Imr in rniHed the iiiu in out of connection with the link, mul when lowered the pin enters the link mid oouph's the curs. Tho bur in mniiitnined iu its ('limited position ly toggle-joint the upper inemlier of vi hii'h in pivoted to it, nud the lower member pivoted to the draw bend, or riitber. fixed pnrt thereon.

Tlio two members of the togule-joint are connected by knuckle-joint. bonding or breiiking the Joint between the two togglo members tho bur will drop the coupling pin. All thil i effected nutoiiinticnlly by the entrance, of the coupling link into the draw head, which has its coupling pin slevated. The lower toggle member constitutes itself a lever, sines it is provided with it downwardly extending extension or tnil below its pivot. To this extension is pivoted nnd suspended bv knuckle-joint a pawl.

Thii pawl i free nt nil times to swing forward on its pivot, but cunnot swing backwnrd beyond a vertical plnne when the bnr is rnised. When the ponplinu piu enters tho draw hend it encounters the pnwl, which in then locntod within the chamber of the drnwhimd, thus forcing tho pawl and the lower burgle member to swing bnokwnrds on the pivot, nnd conseiine ntly breaking the Joint between the two toggle members and allowing the coupling piu to drop into the link. In order to uunmple it it ouly nece8nry to lift the bnr which runs along the cars. This can conveniently be done by a bail extending benenth the bar, said bail being enrried by rotary shaft extending to the sides of tho car and Loving operating liandles. If when the uncoupling is effected the pnwl comes in front of the end of the link it will not interfere with the withdrnwal of the link, since the pawl will swing forward nud out of the wav.

The invention in beyond doubt the best devised of the 8000 couplers heretofore patented, ninceit will always do all that is claimed for it. Mr. Front, has a little workshop nt and one day lust week George II. Myers, of Itothle-hetn. and Samuel Thomas, of visited Lis place for examining the model of the coupler.

John Frit, of the Itethlehem Iron Compnny, was the snme dny, but was detained by some visiting government inspectors from Washington. Mr. Front, has in bis shop two large iron draw-heads of car ready furnished with full size coupler. The drnwhends are fastened on little wooden trucks which run on track. They enn moved backwards and forwards, thereby showing the self -coupler as it will actually nppenr and operate when on the cars.

For ninny years paBt inventors hnve been nt work on devises for coupling enrs automatically, thus to economize labor, Sromote convenience, nnd render railroad ncci-ents less probable than uuder the now system of coupling, and the invention just pntented by Mr. Frnutz, will, it is certain, fully meet the desired want. The patent is owned jointly by Mr. Frnutz, the inventor, nnd Mr. Lewis (Juttcntag, his money liaeker.

V. W. Wenver. nn enterprising young vrituimnn. idetilitied with the iron business, tins tit ken charge if their interests, nnd is exhibiting tho invention to capitalists with view of erecting Inrge works for tho mniiufnctnre of the couplers, liy their use on trnins any number of cars can bfl coupled together without the nid of a brnke-nian ana nm uncoupled.

The coupler enn be used on nn kind of railroad cars. Two hundred cars can boconpled or uncoupled in a moment, and when wo say this it is snlhcient to show that the invention an important one in the matter operating railroads, nnd that it is destined to save a great ninny lives, ns trainmen do not come in contact with O.n cars while coupling. we hope the coupler will soon come in general use on all the railroads iu the Anything which will reduce the number of accidents anil add to the safutv of the traveling public is of interest to the people of the country. In lSKl, as is shown by stntwtirs. atttt trnitimen were killed, 7,841 Injnred while coupling cars, nnd 547 killed ami injured by fulling from the cars, making a total of 03T killed nnd injnred railroad brnkemen.

It is estimnted tlint the chance of dying natural deaths nmong brakemon is but one in Ave. President Harrison in three of his nies-snges called attention to the frightful loss of life in this hazardous employment, nud ns one of the Inst nets of his administration sigued a bill pnssed 1y Congress which provides for nutomntio couplers nnd continuous nir brakes, nu net thnt will nerve greatly to reduco the sacrifice of human life. 804 HAMILTON ALLENTOWN, PA. xne report oi tue ixmnty Auditors lor was was men open court. Gratuity to inmates Fire insurance Assessment to Directors' Convention.

Lumber 24 00 23 35 2O00I 17 5 Matilda Ij. Williams et. aL vs James Hutchinson et. al. KLINE LAROS, TY17 A TT(3 TXT Rule for new trial argued.

No. 2. virtue of a certain writ of Fieri Facias, inquisition waived, all those certain messuages, tenements and tracts or pieces of ground, bounded and described as follows, to wit: No. 1. All that certain slate quarry and tract or piece of land situate in Lynn township, Lehigh county, and state of Pennsylvania, beginning at an iron wedge as a corner in a line of lands of (ieorge W.

(rreaanier and Samuel F. Lutz, now leased to said Guarantee Slate thence by other lands of George W. Greasamer west degrees east perches to a stake, thence by the same north 1111 degrees west 16.4 perches to a stake, thence by lands of Samuel F. Lutz leased as aforesaid south 1G degrees west 14.3 perches to a corner, thence by the same south 16 degrees east 17.1 perches to the place of beginning, contain Jn the Elmira Hicstand matter the order of conit ot Commonwealth's costs Alfred Shoemaker vs. Di 15 $7,923 30 VJJI I KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE-THE NEW GRAND SIR HERALD.

The returns of the election for officers of the Grand Castle of Pennsylvania, K. G. show that Mr. Jenkm Hill, a past chief of Mt. Penn Castle, No.

51, Reading, wns elected Grand Sir Heraid over a dozen competitors. His vote was 792, and his next highest competitor, Mr. F. P. Hnnsicker, of Allentown, had 734 votes.

Mr. Hill will be installed at the Grand Castle meeting in Lancaster in May. WANTS A Fietta Miller, of this city, the other duy instituted proceedings for a divorce from her husband, Edwin H. Miller. She alleges that she was married to him in 1855, and that he deserted her without cause twenty-four years ago.

He returned quite unexpectedly several months ago, but has again disappeared, and his present whereabouts are unknown to her, as she says. APPLICANT FOR THE NEXT COUNTY MEETING. Mr. John P. Bear, proprietor of the hotel at the Leather Corner Post, in Lowhill we understand is urging his claims for having the next democratic county meeting located at his house.

The matter will come up for decision before the democratic standing committee at its April meeting. There are a number of other applicants. FOUND DEAD IN BED. Mrs. Thomas Lilly, of Siegfried's Bridge, was found dead in bed on Sunday morning a week.

She was the daughter of the late Rev. Mendsen, a Lutheran minister, and was 77 years of age. Her father's charge consisted of 13 congregations, and he was in continuous pulpit service for 59 years, during which time he baptized 25,000 children and confirmed over 75,000 persons. ARMORY TO BE ERECTED An armory of lnrge dimensions for the use of our local military is to be erected on the lot of ground at the corner of Seventh and Gordon streets. Plans have alt nady been drawn by several architects, but as 13 Out Door Relief- 2,716 81 Provision and fuel.

Boots 9 Shoes, Boarding children as per act of Assembly 1,758 50 13 Vi 131 12 8ffl 10 (, October 2nd. 1802. is supplemented as follows The grandparents (Nathan Schneck aud wife) shall see the child in the parlor of her father's house with the doors closed if the grandparents choose to close them, and neither the father nor any member or inmate of his family shall look on or listen or in any way interfere with the visit. The father ought to instruct his child to show the same affection for her grandparents that she did all her lifetime up to the time she was taken from them, and that instructions given In the proper spirit will accomplish the deeired end. The proceeding to punish for contempt is held.

Conveying paupers to Almshouse 193 49 Funeral expenses 160 00 Issuing orders for relief 100 95 Conveying corpses to Almshouse. 12 80 Examinations in cases of lunacy 21 36 ing acre ana le percnes. '1 he improvements hereon consist of 2 swinging derricks complete, a Brick 714 HAIULTOIT ALLENTOWN, PA. ij. Wright, the present incumbent, to the office.

Deceased was a Kepublicnn. He however never sought or held office, but served a term ns School Director. He wns one of the enrliest and stnunchest friends of Muhlenberg College, and was member of the Hoard of Trustees from 1867 to 1876, being elected by the stockholders. Two of his sons nre now serving in that body. Mr.

Saeger was the oldest member of St John's Lutheran Church, and was a regulnr attendant at services. He wns an Elder, nnd later the Treasurer of the congregntion. lie was ever alive to the interests of the city, and all movements for iU material advancement found in him a willing champion, ready to ndvnnce of his means in aid of the cause. He resided in Hanover until 1866, when he built a house on South Fourth street. During the past seven years he however resided with his son, Jacob II.

Sneger, nearby. He was married February 19, 1833, to Hannah, daughter of Daniel Gnngewere, of Hanover. She passed nway seven yenrs ngo. Their children are Alfred G. Saeger, Jacob H.

Kaeger and Thomas W. Saeger. The latter, with his wife, is in Italy. A cablegram was sent him announcing his father's death. There are also three grand-children.

4,96390 Powdeb House, 6 by 6 feet, a horse cower, an 8-inch Farming expenses- David Uainesworth aud vm. Bntcner were naturalized, and John Cooper and Thomas A. 8ugdcn filed their de clarations of intention to become citizens. E. J.

Miller vs. Walter J. Grim, and G. W. Gross vs.

Al lentown Steam Heating and Power Co. Motions to take off non suits argued. The Upper Whitehall election contest is continued to rectors of the Poor Produce Fish Roasting wheat Broom making Pigs Hops and malt Potatoes and sweet potatoes Groceries Castrating Cattle powder Twine Cabbage Express, freight and toll Plant Lime Painting Telegraph and telephone messages Scale. Ladder Patent roasting pan Funeral services Justice's fees Fire bricks Merchandise Sawing lumber Umbrella Halter Blacksmith Hair for plastering Fees for examining docket Traveling expenses Directors' Convention $67 75 Traveling paupers 32 95 8. A.

J. Kern, expenses 32 50 Clinton Keck, expenses 325 April 3rd. 877 802 680 677 600 480 4 75 4 07 40u S69 300 2 78 250 246 225 200 200 200 2 00 192 150 50 35 30 25 438 60 Hardware and paint 185 3(1 Piano-box buggy 13000 Lumber for 127 78 Truck wagon 102 50 Cattle 67 60 Blacksmith work 48 61 Shoats 45 00 49 00 Fence posts 40 00 Road tax 32 63 Saddleryware 28 75 Repairing farming implements 27 30 Veterinary services 17 60 Repairing machinery 12 65 The habeas conras application of Seward Gernert was heard, and he was remanded to prison to be discharged on giving bail in $1,100 on the four cases of CosmusD. Kutz, J. Henmnger, Hugo Nickel and Henry Gilbert.

QCABTEK SESSIONS. The bonds of the following newly elected constables Wheelwright 11 75 Repairing backboard 9 60 Twine 9 50 were approved George H. Lilly, First Ward, Allentown; George Shoemaker, Weiseuburg; H. Heintz. First Ward.

Catasanqua; Peter Schoeneberger, Upper Saucon: Robert Wotring, North Whitehall; F. D. Fetzer. Eighth Ward. Allentown: James Laubach, Coplay; Jacob Frederick, Fourth Ward, Allentown, aud A.

B. Jones. Lower Milford. no action has been taken upon any of them. estimated cost of the building is $20,000.

THEY MUST NOT BE SHUT OUT. -Very foolishly, nnd very much in opposition to public sentiment, nn effort wns made in councils last week to shut out from Allentown the proposed new electric railroad from Egypt to South Bethlehem. We already have nn electric railrond in our city, and no one has failed to note whv tlio $1,374 93 A number of constables' bonds filed with the Clerk were DEATH OF AN AGED LADY AT HELLER- not approved, being written on the old form, which reads that the bond is given for one year. The term of constable lieing now three years the bond must be given accord- spirit of opposition manifested itself to the new TOWN. Mrs.

Mary Kreidler, of Hellertown, widow of the late John Kreidler, died on Friday last, of ailments incident to old age. She was nearly 88 years of age, and left two daughters and one Riy. Soldiers' peddlers' licenses were granted to Lafenus W. 136 45 62519 By cash balance. son residing Philadelphia and Allentown.

Schaffer, late of Co. 148th regiment, and to Isaac Graeff, late of Co. 28th Pa. Infantry. Professional Services H.

Herbert Herbst, M. 8. C. B. Fogel, M.

A. J. Erdman, M. A. N.

Miller. M. O. F. Blank.

M. W. R. Kistler. M.

J. W. Seiberling. M. Knerr, M.

A. P. Fetherolf M. M. J.

Kline. M. C. J. Otto.M.

R. C. King, M. M. J.

Backenstoe, M. J. D. Christman, M. A.

H. Trumbaner, M. F. A. Garis, M.

enterprise. A spirit of good sense has however since manifested itself iu the conference committee, and from present appearances the proposed new corporation will be given the privileges they ask for upon condition that they pay whatever damages are occasioned by the opening nnd grading of streets bevond Wrashmpton. 44310 87 00 80 00 73 60 70 45 6150 6100 25 50 20 60 15 00 15 80 8 25 6 70 550 260 100 The following liqnor licenses were transferred Jane Schneck at Sherersville to Jeremiah Derr: John H. $3.109 68 Audited and approved this 27th day of February, 1893. EDWIN H.

HEILMAN,) FRANK BRINKER. 5 Auditors. MILTON P. SCHANTZ.) THE BENEFITS OF LIFE INSURANCE. Thomas E.

Leinbach, of this city, had a policy for $1000. and John J. Laubach. of Lanark, one When you look around for your Boots and Shoes for Spring and Summer wear do not fail to give us an opportunity to show you our stock of the latest and most approved FOOTWEAR We make No Hollow Pretentions, But we will prove to you that our representations are in strict accordance with the facts. GENUINE BARGAINS Lloyd at Slatington to Nathan Kresge; Nathaniel Kuhns at Orefield to Llewellyn D.

Sc'umoyer. end George B. Mal-lory, of the St. James, Allentown, to F. E.

Kelly. The company shall also deposit $50,000 in ap- double action pump and 7(1 feet of pipe and engine complete. No. 2. All that certain slate quarry, known as the Star Slate Quarry, and tract of land situate in Lynn township aforesaid, bounded and described as follows, to wit Beginning at a stake, thence by lands of Samuel F.

Lutz north 62 degrees 25 minutes east 38 perches to a stone corner, thence by the same south 21 degrees minutes east 30.5 perches to a stone corner in abont the middle of a public road leading from Steinsville Station to the Quaker City Slate Works, thence along said public road south 63 degrees 55 minutes w-est 18 perches to a stone corner, thence again by lands of Samuel F. Lutz south 27 degrees 40 minutes east 10 perches to a stone corner, thence partly by lands of the same, Mrs. Bleiler and others north C9 degrees east 17.3 perches to a stone comer, thence by lands of said Samuel F. Lutz sonth 20 degrees 20 minutes east 15.35 perches to a stone corner, thence sonth 53 degrees 45 minutes west 19.1 perches to a stone for a corner, thence north 46, degrees west 24 perches to a stone corner, thence north 21 degrees 50 minutes east 5.3 perches to a stone corner, thence north degrees west 9 19-20 perches to a stone corner, thence south IVA degrees west 12 perches to a stone corner, and thence north 43 degrees west 8.9 perches to a stone comer, thence by other lands of said Geo. W.

Greasamer north 55 degrees east 7 perches to a stake, and north degrees west 16.4 perches to the place of beginning, containing 10 Acres aud 12 Perches. The improvements thereon consist of a dressing shanty, 12 by 14 feet, 2 triangle derricks complete, Kit! engine and engine house. 22 by 22 feet, an engine. engine and boiler house, 25 by 36 feet, engine and engine house 14 by 25 feet, engine and engine house, 14 by 36 feet, a double action puinp complete, a stable, 20 by 22 feet. All the above buildings being frame.

No. 3. All that certain lease and leasehold and interest and unexpired term thereof, subject tn its several conditions and covenants, executed and delivered by Samuel F. Lutz, of Lynn township aforesaid, to Joseph Lieber-man, of Allentown, which said lease is duly recorded in the office for the recording of deeds at Allentown, in Misc. Docket, vol.

21. page 18. and which covers and includes the following descrilwd lands and tenements Beginning at a stone, thence by lands of George Greasamer south 63 degrees west 14.5 perches to a stone, thence by the same south 46K degrees east 23.1 perches to a stone comer, thence partly by lands of said Samuel F. Lutz and lands of George W. Greasamer south if degrees west 12.4 perches to a stone comer, thence by lauds of the latter south degrees east 9.7 perches to a stone, thence by land of said Samuel F.

Lutz sonth 40 degrees north 15.2 perches to a stone, thence by land of Chas. Faust north 45 degrees west 54.7 perches tr a stone comer, thence by land of Charles Muth north 46 degrees east 12 perches to a stone, thenee partly by the same, and others north 45 degrees west 16.25 perches to a stone, thence by lauds of Henry Creitz north 4G degrees east 6.5 perches to a stone, thence by the same north 4414 degrees west 6.2 perches to a stone, thence by land of James L. Lutz north 4f degrees east 29.8 perches to a stone corner, thence, partly by lands of Thomas Jones and partly by lands of said Samuel F. Lutz south 38 degrees east 47 perches to the place of beginning, containing 15 Acres and 22 Perches. for 82000, in the United Brethren Mutual Aid Society of Lebanon.

Both claims have been proved ORPHANS' COUBT. The auditors' reports in the estates of Henry Eisenhard. Nathan Seip, Win. F. Orner, Jonathan Swartz and John Henmnger are confirmed nisi.

957 00 David Schneck. of North nitehall, was appointed guar and allowed. NEWT CABBAGE. New cabbage of Florida growth is already on sale in our city market at from 12 to 15 cents per head. Also newly ripened tomatoes, oyster plant, beans, peas, radishes, onions and green spinach.

dian of Lydia Ann and Benjamin D. Rockel, minors. Report of the Directors of tbe Poor for 1892. stock ok ranc Eleven horses, 24 milch cows. 4 bulls, 8 oxen, 18 hogs.

0 shoats, 2 boars, 8 breed sows, 2 truck wagons. 2 dearborn wagons, 2 piano-box buggies, 1 backboard. 2 bob sleds, 2 Portland sleighs, 6 harrows, 2 spring harrows. 3 cultivators, 6 ploughs, 2 corn ploughs, 2 grain drills, 1 self -binder, 3 mowers aud reapers, 1 grass mower. 2 thrashing machines, 1 separator, 2 fanning mills, 2 land rollers, 6 wheelbarrows, 3 four-horse wagons.

PRODUCE OS WAXH. In re estate of Delphina Cole. The respondent is to file Publishing and Printing Trexler Hartzell Haines Ruhe. Wm. F.

Schlechter Item Printing Valley Record Allentown Critic A. W. Haines an account within fifteen days, and the costs are to be paid out of the estate of T. F. Cole.

80 00 80 00 80 00 80 00 70 00 70 00 550 In re estate of Philip Benniuger, deceased. J. D. Haines, inivwi Beciiriues in me city treasury, tue snme to forfeited if the road is not finished by November 1st, and furthermore will be required to pave with approved paving blocks the roadway between the rails nnd two feet on the outside of the outer rails, and whenever the streets shall be further improved the company shall pay its proportionate share of the improvement. The company shall lay a double track through the city, and there shall be no turnouts.

Hut one line of double tracks shall be laid on Lehigh street, and it shall be used by all electric railway lines that intend occupying the street. The compnny is also to remove from the street nil accumulations of Bnow of a grenter depth than one foot due to the cleaning of the tracks. All policemen nnd the chief of the fire depnrtment are to be enrried free of chnrge. WHAT TIIE COUNTY OFFICES ARE WOUTTT. u.

flioli and Alexander Peter were appointed appraisers. and an inquisition was awarded. The widow's inventory 46150 as confirmed nisi. FITS. All Fits stopped free by Dr.

Kline's Gkeat Nerve Uestoher. No Fits after the first day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and $2 trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to Dr, Kline, 931 Arch Philadelphia, Pa.

await every one calling at the The return of the commissioners in the estate of Thomas 1.800 bushels of wheat, 500 bushels of rye. 1.500 bushels ATJJSNTOWN AND PHILADELPHIA ELEC-TU'C i'AlLWAY ltailroad Committee- J'otiucilB held a meeting on Friday evnwV.nnd deliberated oyer tho ordinance granting tho lVibulelphm A. Allentown Electric Trunk Hnihvny Ompnny tho privilege to lay their tracks through ceri'im streets of our city. 1 he committeo decided Jlint the snme conditions adopted by the Conference Committee governing Weiss was confirmed. The agreement of the heirs refusing of oats, 65 loads of corn fodder, 62 loads of bay, 12 loads second crop hay, 4.200 bushels of corn in ears, 1.300 bushels of potatoes, 7,000 heads of cabbage, 160 bushels of tur to accept was ordered to be recorded, aud an order of sale awarded.

Daniel Weiss and Edward Weiss, administra Ont of Connty Maintaining of children in Feeble-Mind-ed School at Elwyn. Pa $21100 Transportation 100 03 Expenses of paupers in Blockley Almshouse 49 83 Expenses for patients in Blind Institu U. S. A. C.

P. Laury. son of ex- Sign of the Big Boot, 714 Hamilton Street, Allentown. September 14. tors, were given permission to bid.

nips. 70 bushels of red beets. 60 bushels of onions, 20 bush Judge David Laury, of Laury's Station, in re estate or William Kennedy, dec d. Citation was els of green beans, 20 bushels of radishes. 40 bushels of loads of manure.

2.000 bushels of Lime on land. tion at Philadelphia oi la awarded against Elizabeth Kennedy to show cause why the order of sale granted Feb. ISM, should not be rescinded; proceedings to be stayed. 1,480 pounds of tallow, 4,200 pounds of lard, 3.940 pounds the entrance into thf city tno Luum vnney Traction Compnny, tfrmn to Lnston.) be applied to the AllentowJi Philadelphia line. The linn is to enter this city by way of Le.

the entrance into thf city jho Loliigh nlley be has been drawn to serve as a juror the V. a. District Court at Philadelphia for the term commencing April 3rd. 392 01 158 07 of butter, 18 barrels of soft soap, 1,223 pounds of hard soap, 6 hogsheads of sourkrout. Cash in hands of Treasurer In re estate of George S.

E. Albright, dec d. Citation (.. Ijiu'rnnna from Lawrence to Fifth, ARTICLES MADE IS THE HOUSE. PUBLIC SALE -OF- Valuable Farm Stock.

awarded against J. G. S. M. and P.

H. Albright as prayed for; returnable April 10th. Aocording to the finding of Mr. Dallas Dillinger, the nuditor appointed by Court to examine the nccounts of the several Court House officers, the following net incomes were received by them severally for the year ending Jan. 1st, 1893 $21,21496 The amount of $4,141.05 was expended in the following Eight men's vests, 40 pairs pantaloons, 250 pairs men's On Friday night 11 box cars passed up the Lehigh Valley railroad for Chicago laden with works of art direct from Italy.

in re estate of Julia A. Cole. Ihe court dechmw to stay shirts, 60 pairs drawers, 6 boys' pantaloons, 13 boys' shirts, 6 boys' coats, 75 chemises, 95 women's frocks, 50 petticoats. order of Bale without prejudice to Gertrude I. Weaver to present her present objections as reasons to set aside sale.

districts Allentown $1.460 13 105 aprons, drawers, la sun bonnets, 280 sacques. 13 228 01 in re estate ot Charles ntz, dec d. It is decreed that "1T7TLL be sold at pubb'c sale, on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 15th and 18th. 189S. at 1 o'clock in the afternoon of each day.

on the old Lorentz farm, on the public road leading from Emaus to Lima-port, in Upper Milford township, Lebigh county, the following valuable farm stock. to wit Catasauqua Coplay Slatington E. H. Stcln. Prothonotary Albert H.

Weller, Heeorder 1.85C06 James H. Smith, Register 1.7H8 9S N. K. Worman, Clerk Quarter Sessions. 1,895 05 L.

S. Lenhnrt, Clerk Orphans' Court 1,919 10 children's frocks, 21 children's petticoats. 30 pairs stockings footed, 20 pairs stockings knitted, 65 towels, 8 table cloths, 21 bed quilts, 90 pillow ticks, 42 bed ticks. 89 pairs Take advice Stop coughing at once by the immediate use of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.

One bottle will cure you. Josiah Fritz individually pay $10.55 of costs of reference back, exceptions as to the $15 awarded to counsel sustained, that $25.55 he added to amount distributed to Alfred Fritz, and that in other respects the distribution made bv suspenders, 112 aneets, 58 cnan bags, 61 handkerchiefs, 125 table rags, 18 barbers' aprons, 40 coffins, 38 shrouds. the auditor is to stand. The total incomes of the several officers were ns Six head of horses, amone tbem a In ro auditor's report in the estate of H. Milton Lauer.

pair of sorrel horse, weighing 2.900 i MEAT SLAUGHTERED. 8 If the weather will permit work on the new Lutheran church in Macungie will be commenced next week. dee'd. Exceptions sustained to the extent of which 46 89 55 60 19 50 92 92 162 40 39 20 239 04 155 21 226 03 18416 385 66 117 91 26 51 25,600 pounds of beef, 21,750 pounds of pork, 2.520 pounds The improvements thereon consist of a FACTORY BUILDING, 60 by CO feet, with rubbing bed. 3 saw beds, 2 planers, 2 grindstones, a jig saw.

2 der follows: Trothonotary, including taxes on papers, Recorder, including taxes, Register, including collateral inheritance tax. pounas. a ana yean old, a black horse. 8 years, very senile and md added to the $127.40 awarded to Hannah Lauer. of veaL Macungie Emaus i West Bethlehem Upper Saucon North Whitehall South WhitehaU WhitehaU Lower Macungie Upper Macungie Salisbury Lower Milford driver, a black mare, heavy draught.

9 years old. with foal. INDENTURED. PL -id ricks, emerv wheel, machine shafting and Hilton Deshler to John Hartman, farmer, Sonth White belling, engine and engine house. 8 by 16 uhu uuiw, years ohi.

uroae in an nnas of mrm a colt, coming 2 years old this spring. 8 good milch cows, ($3,785.28,) Clerk of Qnnrter Sessions, Clerk of Orphnns' Court, $2,133.15. The expenses for running the several offices were as Congressman Erdman the other day returned from a visit of two weeks to Washington. No Fire No Wreck The grandest ten days opportunity to save money i men's, youths' and children's clot ever haU; Harry Hilbert to Jeremiah Wagaman, farmer. Stony Run, Berks county; Sadie Fritz and Harry D.

Fritz to Josiah Fritz, laborer, Trexlertown. feet, Bhed attached, in by 24 feet, 2 hoisting engines and engine houses, each 12 by 14 feet, coal shed attached. 6 by 16 feet, sand shed, 10 by 12 feet, stock house, 12 by 14 feet, marbleizing factory building, 15 by 60 feet, plate shed. 50 by 115 feet, 2 dressing shanties, each 12 by 14 feet, office. nown in the Lehigh Valley.

Mothers will look DIED. follows: 1'rotUonotary, S.9G1.41; Kocorder, Register, Clerk of Quarter Sessions, $950; Clerk of Orphans' Court, $212.99. DEATHS AND BURIALS DUBLSQ 1892. Feb. 5.

West Stewart, aged 83 rears: Feb. 11. Daniel Uo- with utter surprise for the next, ten dnys at our enormous sacrifice prices of children's clothing displayed in our Hamilton street windows. Itare bargains, first come, first served. $1, $5 and On the 7th inst, in Elizabeth, wife of 15 15 122 00 22146 143 50 90 85 36 92 10 by 14 feet, a swinging demon complete, 2 tnanelc der Upper Milford.

Hanover Washington Weiseuburg Heidelberg Lynn Lowhill KILLED ON THE RAILROAD. Michael Mc- ricks complete, steam drill and attachments and exploding battery. All the above buildings being frame. Carn. aged 47 years; Feb.

15, Andrew Koop. aged 29 years; March 10, Rufus Wagner, aged 42 years; March 17, Joseph Schaffer, aged 69 years; April 1, Amanda Rickert, aged 44 Seized and taken in execution as the property of the 72 00 years; April 12, Charles Pfenning, aged 4 years: A mil 20. kilt suits for boys' union cassimere suits must go at $3, $4 and $5 boys' extra flue all wool suits cut, down to $5 to $8 boys' finest wool cassimere suits at $5.50 to $10 boys' tine 3 piece suits Reading Slate Company. Amos Waterbor. aged 35 years; April 23, James Baumer, in prom in spring ana a in Ian.

2 heifers; one in profit by sale, a Holstein bull, 2 shoata. a hone power machine, straw carrier and belt, in good running order. 3 fuming mills, fodder cutter, hand com sheller. a self-binder, a combined reaper and mower, a grass mower, as good as new, 2 grain cradles, cim scythes. 2 four-bone wagons with bodies, patent spindlea and 3 inch Urea, one as good as new, one heavy and one light two-hone wagon, a top spring wagon, a shifting pole, a phaeton top buggy.

2 extra sets of hay ladders. 2 Syracuse plows. 2 harrowa. a spring tooth harrow, as good as new. 1 cultivaton.

a corn plow, land roller, hay rake. 2 seta heavy harness, set light harness, nynete, blind bridles and collars, halters, cheek and other lines, rakes, hay and other forks. 50 feet heavy rope, neck yokes, single and doable trees, stretcher, patent dung hooks, feed chest, troughs, wheelbarrow, ahomle. grubbing hoe. chisels.

2 heavy sCme afedieas. alio a ast of blacksmith's tools, anvil, bellows, vice, haminm. tonga. 3 hives of bees. 4 creamery caus.

etc. Also household goods, such a sink. 2 cupboards, a bureau, washstanda, 2 ta IKA.MtLI.N BOWER. Sheriff. $4,141 05 aged 79 years; April 24, John Scbeffner, aged 50 years; May Sheriffs Office, Allentown, March 15.

iw reduced to $3 ana zouu pair Doys Knee pants at Charles Herscnner, aged 67 years: May 4. Cornelius NET EXPENSES OP rSSTEnjTIOR. Fadden, of Mauch Chunk, a brnkeman on the Central Railroad, met with a horrible death at this plnce at an early hour Wednesday morning. Mcladden was one of the crew of No. 434 freight, running from Jersey City to Allentown.

The train had Just passed what is known ns Allentown junction, nnd was running at about four miles an hour when the accident occurred. While in the act of uncoupling cars McFndden fell from the bumpers on which he wns standing, nnd the Total amount of ordere drawn $21,214 96 Rondthaler, aged 70 years; May 18. Phaon Heller, aged 22 years; May 19. Samuel Huttle, aged 68 years; July 8. Ernst startling low prices.

Prices cut for the next ten days in our immense line of over 3000 men's, youth's and children's tine overcoats. Must be sold regard nnd out Fifth to the end of tlifl street, where the necessary land enn le secured for thd fraction of station, power house, etc. The niahrliue will be built first, nnd will run through one of the most populous mid richest sections of tho country in Pciinsylynnin. This, in conjunction with its feders, will tnr a reservoir of trade nnd business the current of which will increasing volume, to this city. Probably no.

enterprise has over been projected which will add so much to the prosperity of our city ns this one. INTENDS TO MAKE WAR AGAINST ADUL-TEHA'lEI) liKEll Senator Ilonninger, of this county, intends to go warring against adulterated beer, lie says tho amount of rotten beer that is being vomited from the breweries iu the big cities is appalling, nnd thnt humanity must hive law to protect itself from it. He lias prepared a bill which he proposes to introduce this week. It is to create a system of inspection and compel every keg or barrel leaving a brewery to be stamped, showing what its iugnvlients nre. A scheme will have to bo devised, of course, to protect the pure beer makers Of tho State against the importation )f rottrni beer from nt her States, but this problem will be fully met in Mr.

k-imingcr'sviill. It is Niid the German sentiment of the State will rally upontnneouKly to tho nid of the bill, as no class of citi.ens denounce tho outrageous extent to which beer is being adulterated more than the Germans. RECEIVED AN APPOINTMENT AT WASHINGTON. Mr. ('has.

M. Mertz, of this city, wns the first gentleman in this county to receive an np- ointment to office under the Cleveland nilniiHtra-ion, lie having on Saturday received notification tlint he hnd been named ns Lieutenant of the tiunrd in the Post Office Department, at Washington, in plnce of ieorge liurkhnrdt. also of this city, who realizing that the days of his official service Were inunberod, resigned. Tho position is an asy one, nnd is worth ') per month, with a furlough of 30 days nnnually nt full pay. We con-Krntulato Mr.

Mertz upon bis appointment to the Jil ace. Ho is a first-rate mini, nud will tie sure to ill the position to which called creditably to himself and with satisfaction to the post-office department. KF.F.PRirV OF C.KEEN GOODS. The country ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF less of former prices. No humbug sale.

Ask to see the honest bargains in our special ten days' trousers n. cnnsDanson. aged 52 years; July is. Michael CunuT, aged 55 years: Aug. 4.

Biddy ODonnell, aged 81 years; Aug. 8. Barney Ward, aged 60 years; Aug. 9. Maggie Danner.

seed 70 years; Aug. 13. Charles Xonnemacher. aired 72 John Dougherty, aged 75 years. On the 7th at Almeda wife of Elmer Troxoll, aged 24 years, 11 months and 10 day3.

On the 5th in this city, Ralph W. E. Wabren. grandson of W. P.

and Leander V. Rcidy, aged 5 yeare, 10 months and 3 days. On the 11th in this city, Pacl son of Milton H. E. and Lita V.

Laros. 2 years. 5 months and 13 days. On the inth in tins city, William Saeoeb, aged 8ti months and 6 days. On the 10th inst.

in tnif city. Katie daughter of Patrick and Bridget Oibbons, aged 20 years, 1 month and 2 days. On the lflth in this city, Maey wife of George Pottle, agl 67 years. 2 months and 12 days. On the Ulh in Lower Milford, Daniel Stahleb, aged 72 years.

On the 11th in Eat Allentown, George Milleb, aged 23 years. 5 months and 23 days. On the 12th in this city, Abthub son of En-gene aud Jennie AUcnder, aged 1 year, 3 months and 14 days. Valuable Real Estate. sale.

2500 pairs serviceable trousers, stylish pat Income of Institution $1,400 00 Out-door relief 4.141 05 Boarding children as per act of Assembly 1,758 60 Feeble-minded at Elwyn 21100 Blind at Philadelphia 31 15 Transient board of paupers 49 83 Transportation 100 03 Publishing and printing 465 50 terns, men's $1, boys' 1000 pairs very handsome years; Aug. 17, Maria Walter, aged 77 years; Aug. 24. Catharine Evans, aged 58 yean; Aug. 28, Charles Wieder, aged BY VIRTUE and in pursuance of an order issued out of the Orphans' Court of Lehigh county there will be train passing over his body it wns crushed in a styles of heavy trousers will be sold for $1.25.

never sold under 500 styles extra quality fashionable terrible manner, me nntortunnte man lived .4 years; Aug. 311, Irene wenduug, aged 6 monthB; Sept. sold at public sale, on SATURDAY, APRIL 8th. 1B93. at 1 bles, oencnes.

oeas ana bedsteads, a cooking stove with pipe, a dozen chairs, 2 butter churns, tubs, atamrtm. 10. Benjamin Miller, aged 70 years; Sept. 18. Benjamin o'clock ill the afternoon, on the hereinafter described prem 8,157 06 but a few minutes after being run over.

The remains were Inter sent to his home at Mauch pants, rormoriy 3.5U ana win go at. ta. For the next ten days we Invite you to come and see our handsome line of stylish confirmat ion suits in black George, aged 45 years: Sept. 18. Charles Fisher, aged 78 earthen pots, milk cans, fruit jars, apple batter, tot of carpet, vinegar hv the barrel, and many other article too ises, in lownsmp, benign county, the following vaiuauie real esiaie, iu wii cheviots, silk mixturesaud unfinished worsteds.

A Chunk. This dead brakeman was about 30 years old, and was only married a short time. Besides numerous to mention. All the moiety, right, title and interest of the deceased The farm stork will be sold on the first day. 15th.

and his stricken wite sevoral sisters ana brothers sur Net expenses of keeping Institution $13,057 90 We the undersigned Directors of the Poor and House of Employment do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and correct statement of the receipts and expenditures of said county for the year ending December 31st. 1892. ac years; sept. 23, toward Mcttettigan, aged 6U years; Sept. 26, Adolph Ynopsky.

aged 28 years; Oct 18, Caroline Eng-ler, aged 60 years; Nov. 6. Daniel Berkenstock. aged 62 years; Nov. 17, Frederick Kohlcr, aged 85 years; Dec.

3. Jacob Ulmer, aged 71 years; Dec. 15, Julia Phillips, aged 60 years. grand exhibition or nne workmanship, good quality and extremely low prices Ten days to see our men's tine cassimere suits for $5, positively worth the balance on Saturday. 18th.

in all that certain messuage, tenement and tract or piece of land, situate in Lynn township aforesaid, bounded by vive. lauas oi itauemuu, jjaniei jisiier, donas Clauss, (jonoiuona made known on day of sate, by H. J. REINHARD. H.

Klixe. Auctioneer. P. Weaves. Clerk.

No hucksters allowed. Feb. 22-4w jNaman weaver anu oiuers, containing also tnose extra nne men's an wool suits lor $8.50, reduced from $10 and $12. For lowest, prices and honest bargains the best place to go to is ART WORK FOR THE WORLD'S FAIR. CORPSES BBOCGHT TO POOR HOCSE FOB BURIAL.

18 Acres, more or less. One of the most unique of exhibits at the World's Fair will be a banner of Nile green silk, five by Feb. 26. John Campbell, aged about 29 yean; April 11. KOCH Hotel Allen Building, Centre Square.

Allentown The improvements thereon consist of a two story nine feet in dimensions, woven at the Adelaide Silk weatner-Doarueu PUBLIC SALE OF James Dorsey. aged about 53 yean; April 30, unknown corpse, aged about 42 yean: May 23, John Blank, aged about 58 years; June 17, Barney Gallagher, aged about 30 yean; June 30, Mary Enderson, aged about 60 years. cording to the records remaining on me in our omce. 8. R.

ENGEDMAJf, R. M. ROEDER. WM. DEIBERT, Directors of the Poor and House of Employment.

Attest S. A. J. Kern. Clerk.

Audited and approved this 27th day of February, 1893. EDWIN H. HEILMAN.) FRANK BRINKER. Auditors. MILTON P.

SCHANTZ.) LOG HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA MARKET S. March Mill. The lurge panel on the one Bide will have Dninted thereon an original design in pink roses. 19 by 26 feet, a summer house, 18 bv 18 feet, a Flour. Demand was light and the market weak.

Valuable Farm Stock, Ac. New Carpets For Spring. INMATES IS THE HOUSE, with delicnte twining leaves, by Miss Ella, a daughter of Mr. Charles Hergeeheimer. of the Ritters- swiss barn, 26 by 60 feet, ice house, pig stable, and other necessary outbuildings.

On the premises are a variety of fruit trees and a thrifty peach orchard. TTTTLL be sold at public sale on MONDAY and PRIVY DAY. MARCH 2uth and 24th. at 1 o'clock in the Remaining in the house Jan. 1st, 1892 234 Admitted during the year 246 but without quotable change; sales of winter super at do.

extras at S2.202.75; No. 2 winter family at Pennsylvania roller straight at western winter clear at ville hotel, who has made for herself a high repu It being the real estate of 1). J. Mosser. deceased, and Born during the year 3 will be sold by the undersigned.

Statement of the Treasurer of the 483 afternron of each day. on tbe premises of George L. Barner. deceased, near the public road leading from Macungie to Trexlertown. in Lower Macungie township.

Lehigh tation as a uesiguer uuu painter in en worK. THE GRAND CENTRAL TO BE ENLARGED, Conditions made known on day of sale by Discharged during the year 162 Directors of the Poor, 1892. do. straight nt S3.603.B5; do. patent at Minnesota clear at do.

straight at $3.754.20, and spring patent nt $4.25 Absconded 6 county, iouowmg aeecnoea valuable larm stock, to wit: JOHN J. MOSSER. Executors of D. J. Mosser, dee'd.

O. SCHANTZ, Treasurer of the Directonof the Mr. Victor D. Barner, the proprietor of the Grand Central Hotel, is about commencing ex Dkd 40 Removed IS 15 Poor and House of employment of Lehigh county, At the same time there will also be exposed the other 4.50 per barrel. Kye nour was.

steady, but quiet at $3.25 per barrel for choice Pennsylvania. tensive enlargements calculated to make his house Is being flooded with another installment of those confidential circnlars from New York offering 'green Bonds." meaning counterfeit greenbacks. Indentured in account wim tue game. DR. naif interest in said real estate owned by John J.

Mosser. A Bevenhcadof horses, onenf them I 7fcjTN hlack mare. 6 yean old. a 1 227 I mare. i ye old.

i a good leader, a I I aiXJL bay mare. 8 yean old. a good driver. JBsaK. Al.

u. 1j. B-Lise, Attorney. March 15-4w Urain. The wheat market closed lower under the influence of large stocks; sales of ungraded at one of the largest in the alley.

He intends to erect a five story brick annex on the rear, 30 by 85 feet, with cellar and sub-cellar, for kitchen, l.l.n. ..1 ,1 1 To balance in hands as per Auditors' report. 1892 414 96 for sale. Mr. Lewis Pauley, tho confectioner on Hflvnntli street, near Linden, received one the Remaining in the house Jan 1st, 1J3 256 77c.

No. Pennsylvania red at 78c, No. 3 red a bay horse, 12 years old. a good family hone, all work single or doable, 2 three-year-old colts. 1 two-year-old colt.

To cash received from Mows Kern, Steward 1.400 00 To cash received from the Co. Commissioners. "19.400 00 lms number consists of other day in which lie wns offer! S7()(K) for at 7114c, steamer at 72' and No. 2 red at74c. Adult males 174 uimcij, muvij, i ui.u i.uiu (ml 1,110 uiniiu Central will have 155 rooms for the accommoda or $10,000 for ftl'iO.

This edition hnd nttnch Adult females 74 PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock. Glen Echo Ingrains. All wool and the best manufactured. 75 cents Per Tard. New effects in extra quality Iran and Titian Ingrains, $1.00 Per Yard.

121,214 96 tion of its guests. Male children under 16 years 4 to it the signature of J. A. Fuller, 804 Atnrrls Avenue. KlizabetU.

N. J. This green iu gooa mucn cows, some in pront by tune of sale, a baU. a heifer, 3 breed sows, a boar, 3 shoats. a Derring binder, as good as new.

an Excelsior mower and reaper combined, a separator with belt and stnw carrier, as good as new, a horse-power fanning mill, as good as new, feed cutter, CS. Female children under 16 years 4 per bushel, uorn the market was tirm but quiet; sales of No. 2 mixed at and No. 2 mixed and yellow at 50o. per bushel.

Oats offerings were moderate and prices ruled steady; sales of No. 2 mixed at No. 3 white at 41c, and No. By amount paid as per vouchers as shown in Di 256 DKATH OF THE MOTHER OF PROF. RAUB.

rectors' statement 121.056 89 The classifications are as follows "VITILL be sold at public sale, on SATURDAY, MARCH 18th. 1893, at 12 o'clock noon, on the premises of ngni lour-norse wagons, as gooa as new. one with body, a goods dodge has been mnny times exposed by portions who hnve been victimized, nud is so generally known to the public thnt we scarcely coupler Mrs. itaub. wife of Mr.

Samuel linub. of Rnubs- By cash on hand as shown in Directors statem 158 07 Sane 245 one-horse wagon, a spring track wagon, 2 piano-box ville, Northampton county, died on Friday last 2 white at 43c. per bushel. Kdwin fcr. (jrangwere, deceased, near Fnedensville, Upper Saucon township, Lehigh county, the following valuable $21,214 96 11 nootwRtiry to go uuu ocuitin iu mm iusiuuv, Idiotic Blind 3 Deaf and dumb I larm stock, to wu baggies, one as good as new, a two-horse wood sled, a sleigh, a truck slid.

2 sets bay ladders and bolsters, grain drill, land roller, hay nke. 3 plows. 2 corn plows, spade plow, corn planter. 2 teeth harrows, a spring harrow, a corn harrow, a cultivator, hay fork with rope and pulleys. HOTEL IMPROVEMENT.

Mr. James A. Dor- 256 Five horses a dark brown mare. after an illness of several months with dropsy, agcdfW years. Besides her husband, who is 7t years of age, Bhe left five children Prof.

F. ltnub, of the Allentown High Itenjnmin also resident iu this city, nnd Martin. Mrs. C. FAMILY MARKET HASK.ET.-Prie.cs ruled as Audited and approved this 27th day of February, 1893.

EDWIN H. HEILMAN,) FRANK BRINKER. Auditors. MILTON P. SCHANTZ,) Nativity follows in market yesterday uiormug: Lggs, 18c, 7 years old, good worker and breeder, a sorrel horse, coming 5 years 'old, works single and double, a bav- Native bom 1:19 Foreign born 117 wnrd, the clever and enterprising hotelkeeper at Newhard's, formerly Treichlorsville, Washington has just had his hostelry thoroughly renovated by the application of paint and paper, and he has also had various other improvements made that Walters and Mrs.

Jacob Hoffman, nil of North' McCallum McCallum, zoo Steward's Account for 1892. horse, IU years old. good worker, a brown horse, 2 years old in April, an excellent horse for its age, a brown mare. ampton county. TEAMPB.

a iurrow-maraer. a sets neany names, sets nngte harness, collars, fly nets, lines. 2 straps brU. buffalo robs, blankets, hay and pitch forks, rakes, grain cradle. Cora sheller, log.

cow and other chains, buck-saw. single and double trees, about 50 chickens, and a large variety of other fanning iuil.leiiieiitM. Ux numerous to mention. Also a lot of household goods, such as beds and bedding. 1 TOSES KERN, Steward, in account with the Di- The number of tramps accommodated during the year -iyL rectors of the Poor and House of Employment of ending Dec.

3lst. ik2, was 1ju males, i ieniaies. ioui SCARLET FEVER IN A COLLEGE. Owing to Lehigh county lorine year euuiug uec. iiist, vsn.

will not only contribute to the general appearance of the house but add greatly to the comfort and convenience of guests. Mr. Dorward keeps a nice, orderly house, and to make it attractive he leaves 2 years old in April, nead ol norneU cattle, of them cows, all in good condition and mostly in profit by time of sale, a 2 year old bull, 2 old breeding sows, 4 shoats, about 50 chickens, a good shepherd dog. 2 lour-horse wagons with bodies, a spring wagon in good order, a falling 1857. Tbe number of meals furnished to this cuss of pau scarlet fever liaviug broken out in Lafnyette Vol bureaus, washstanda.

tables, one an ntenswn table, a 1012 1014 Chestnut pen was 3.634: lodgings 1,825. DR. To cash received on sundry accounts as follows lege, at Easton, the students were ou Saturday cooking stove, a portable healer, as good a new. chairs nothing undone, and therefore deserves all the directed to return to their iiomes until ufter Jus per dozen; roll butter, creamery, a pound; beets, carrots, paisnips, onions nnd turnips, inc. a peck sweet potatoes, 40c.

a pecjc; radishes. 5(rf bunch; enbhnge, rr30o. a head; cranberries. 15c. a quart; celery, bunch; oyster plant, apples.

yi. a peck; potatoes, $1 a bushel; lettuce, l'4c. head; fish per pound-son trout bluetish white fish perch haddock halibut mud southern shad We' apiece. No change wns reported in the prices of meats. THE COUNTRY SCHOOLS AND VENDl'ES.

IJ'J ii I 'lie schools iu tiie country have been runtiim 'i long under agreatly reduced attendance tho past fiW weeks, owing to the children going To balance in hands of Steward as per auditors' and rockers, cupboard. lounge, lot of carpet, alioat 2a bushels potatoes, a washing machine. 3 milk cans, barrel. $403 36 success that has hitherto allowed his efforts to please the public, PHILADELPHIA. NOTICE.

report of 1891 Expenses at Hospital tor, in the hope that the disease might in the meantime be stnmped out, and all the rooms in the dormitories thoroughly umignted. There nre top buggy, a road cart, land roller, a Johnston self-binder and reaper, a lever power and threshing machine with separator and straw carrier combined. Messlnger's make, a Buckeye reaper, a Buckeye grass machine, seed drill, a one-horse sleigh, a wood sled, pet hay ladders and bolsters, feed cutter, wind mill, com sheller. a large hay fork with stenners, 3 tubs, an iron kettle, a copper kettle, tin and china ware, etc BE. .11.

KUr.nr.K, WILLIAM DEIBERT, 8, R. ENGELMAN. March 15-3w Directors of the Poor. PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock. N.

B. The farm stock and implements will be sold on now five cases of the disease in the college build Overseers of Carbon county for $434 00 Coleman Kramer for himself 270 00 Peter Hein for paupers 213 28 Charles Nonncmaker for himself 131 00 the first day and the remainder on tbe second dsv. IN the Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh county. In re petition of Frank A. Rabenold et.

al. for order for sat ing. Conditions. 10 months" credit, and doe attendance cjvesi on day of sale by rope ana puueys, narrows, 2 plows, nay rate, corn plow, rakes, forks, shovels, 2 sets he-avy harness, set light single harness, set bght double harness. 2 saddles, flynets, 2 sets wagon boards, wheelbarrow, grain cradle, log and cow isfaction of mortgage.

49 Apru Term, 1893, Petition of Frank A. Rabenold, Nathan Laudenslager, Henrv K. Miller. Adam K. Bittner, Addie Bittner et.

al. Greeuleaf Lodge. K. of for Wm. Berndt 106 00 Overseers of Monre county for 104 00 Bernhard Gillen for himself 80 00 RITTERSVILLE HOTEL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Rittersville Hotel is undergoing extensive improvements in its bar fixtures. The eating bnr is being removed to the room in the rear of the ladies' room, and will be one of the finest equipped in this section. The partition between the old eating bar and drinking bar has been torn out, and is being fitted up in handsome style. WHERE ARE ALL THE HOKENDAUQUA TARIFF SCREAMERS Thomns ALICE M. BARNER.

Administrators, Nathas Coxsad. Auctioneer. O. J. Kxacss, Clerk.

Feb. 22-iw chains, crowbars, etc. TTTTLL be sold at public sale, on SATURDAY, MARCH for decree directing that satisfaction shall be entered by the Recorder of Deeds of Lehigh county. on the re A. K.

Kleckner, for He, ttie Wright. 55 52 Being the personal property of the late Edwin (i. Gansr- 18th. 1893, at 12 o'clock noon, at the residence of 181 Iron (kun puny, of Hokendnuqun, has announced a reduction of ten per cent, in wnges to take effect Sophia Harris for herself cord of mortgage given by one Iaare Erdman to one Wal the undersigned, on the farm of T. F.

Butz. at Howertown, were. deceased, late of Upper Saucon township, Lehigh Co. April 1st How do the members of the loud-howl- Aaron DrucKcnmiuer lor nimsell A. N.

Kuhns for Mary Scheirer R. Conipton for Rufus Wagner Allen township. Northampton county. one and a half miles from Siegfried's Station. C.

U. R. of N. and one and a half miles from Whitehall Station, L. V.

R. the ter C. Livingston dated July "jsth, recorded at Allentown, Lehigh county. in Mortgage Book vol. 3.

page fcc which mortgage remain!) unsatisfied on record, against all those four contiguous lots of ground situate on lenus, mne monins creuit, anil attendance given by THE HEIRS. D. F. Hess, Auctioneer. Wm.

H. Snyder, Clork. Feb. 22-4w iug Harrison Club, of the town, like it Where is the mammoth tin hat that was elevated to the following valuable farm stock, to wit 52 59 4160 29 43 2000 20 00 15 00 650 400 3 70 200 100 K. uompton lor unarioite nuenaeuuerg Amelia Fremont for herself Daniel Evans for his wife top of the Humson pole I Four Norman horses, one a 6 year, tue west sine oi rum sirii, Aiieniown, inign co bounded on the north by an alley, on the east by Margaret, now Fifth street, on the south by Turner street, and on iron gray mare, weighing 1.500 Jacob Lucky for his wife to the vnriotm vendues, which nre regarded as being fully ns attractive as a pin nic, if not more so.

We know of several schools that had each to be closed the lnt half ot day owing to nil of the children having gono to attend vendue in the neighborhood. JAILED. Mary Miller, ft Doted chnracter of Itilntington, on Monday morning broke the win- dows of the dwelling house of Mr. Hell. She wns 'Arrested by constable Kressly, nnd on being brought before Scilire Hankco wns sent to Jail for trial nt court.

About three hundred people gathered at tli" depot to see hor off on the 7 o'clock train on Monday evening. DEATH FROM PNEUMONIA. George Miller. ids, a 5 year old bay gelding, AND the west by an alley, each lot extending in front on said PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Personal Property. weighing 1.400 pounds, a pair of 5, Herman Daniel for himself William McGrath for Albert Joseph Sharberg for himself late a teamster iu the employ of Nick Dell, in this city, died on Fridny afternoon nt his homo in Margaret now utn street aix icet, ana in aeptn 24u feet, presented to Court.

year old dark gray geldings, well matched, weighing 3.200 SCHOOL EXAMINATION IN LOWHILL. Mr. L. G. Heilman, teacher of the Highland Bchool in Lowhill, will hold his examination next Fridny afternoon, March 17th, and parents and friends of education are invited to be present so ns to be able to note the progress of his scholars.

In the evening a spelling-bee is to come off in the school house. IN THE POOR HOUSE FOllTY-EIGHT YEARS. Johnny Schraer, a native of this city, has been an inmate of the county poor house for 48 years has in fact come to be an old man there. pounds these horses are well broke, warranted sound, East Allentown alter an HIiipbs of muo days with 1.589 62 Incidental Amounts pnoumonm, nged i yenrs. lie is survived by Now, March 8th.

1803, the within petition being read and considered, it is ordered, adjudged and decreed that the Sheriff of the county of Lehigh shall serve THE undersigned will sell at public sale, on SATTK-DAY. APRIL 1st, 1K9S. at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. and fearless of steam 20 bead of horned cattle, anioug them 12 superior milch cows, with calves by their side, 2 heifers, fresh by time of sale. 4 yearling stock bulls, and Horses $175 00 wife and a child aged 9 months, lie wns a sou of Hides and skins 128 55 Adam Miller, a truck farmer at Seidersville.

a notice stating the facts set forth in tbe foregoing petition on the holder of said mortgage. Walter O. Livingston the balance are tall cows, these cows are all young and on his prennses, at lronton. 111 ortli hitehall township, Lehigh county, the following valuable personal property, to wit Interest on dowry of Mrs. Catharine Smith 67 23 good milkers.

80 Chester hite and Berkshire1 shoats, weighing from 40 to 100 pounds, 2 A SPECIALTY AT THE Tallow 50 80 Charles Mohr for expenses of Adaline Mohr 40 00 if living, and if dead, on his legal representatives if any, or other holders of said mortgage, if any, if he or they can BUSINESS CHANGES AT SLATINGTON. cows, one a jersey with calf. 2 two- Js Chester white boars, 2 sows with Cow Mr. K. V.

Muschlitz, of the hrni of huntz horse wagons, with bodies, a good phaeton ePi be found in said county ol Lehign, and in case tbe parties Eforesaid cannot be found in ttie said county then that the carriage, 2 two-horse sleighs with bodies, a Muschlitz. nt Slntington, recently sold Lis inter American Business College 1 pigs by time of sale, 20 head of Shropshire and Southdown sheep, a two-horse wagon with body. He was admitted soon after tue institution was opened, owing to being affected with imbecility in -body l.llicw tobr ft'lh'd handsome, especially the young Indies. Hut Ihm simply Impossible lis long as Ibelr I mo Is eoverei pimples, blotches and sores. Hut, wall iln-rn no need of this; one or two bottles of one-horse sleigh.

2 sets yankee harness com--! said Sheriff shall give public notice as aforesaid in one est in the bnninesH to hU partner, Mr. Kuutz, and Merchandise Carpet Weaving Shoemaking Coru cobs and wood 34 00 17 60 16 96 1367 10 75 905 i spring wagon, a two-seated carnage with pole. plete, good carriage harness, plows, barrows, a cultivator, a mild form, and has been there continuously in turn pnrclinseil the store ot j'eters Co. a Farmer's Friend fertilizer, seed drill, a Johnson self- horse nay raite, se nay ladders and bolsters. 2 ladders, Centre Square, Allentown, Pa.

newspaper, to wit the Allentown Democrat tor four weeks successively prior to the next (April) term of this Court, requiring said part or parties to appear at said since. rake, corn plow, a harrow, a one-horse cultivator, a wheel lie will take possession on April 1st. Kiilnliiir HiiH'fft will remove all such illstlgurntions, a corn sheller. a straw cuttur. lot ot feed chests, cow Money found on deceased paupers Crane Iron funeral expenses of Barney Gallagher fucc fair anil rosy.

raimie Hell, tilt- What We Offer You April term to answer tue wiium peuiiuu. chains, a log chain, rakes and forks, a fancy saddle, a lot of chickens. 2 tons of coal, a cider press, cooking and peed barrow, fanning mill, grain cradle, 4 sets single harness. 2 entirely new, set plow harness, fly nets, collars, bridles, a stretcher, 3 sets double trees, traces, cow chains, nicks. UUU IIIUHU Irui, IsREAK DOWN ON THE LEHIGH VALLEY.

Is this: If you am troubled with piles (no matter rom me ivro-uruts, Test Ei'WiN H. Stine, Prothonotary. Hog THE college is in session during the entire year, and the instruction individual. Student may enter any time with eipial advantage. The term begins at the time potatoes, hog gallows, a conking stove, a range with pipe.

3 clocks, one an old-fashioned hiKh clock, tables and what Kind) go to rulers a ftmiin. wuolesale ana re To Walter C. Livingston, Ins legal representatives and to sledges, forks, iron kettles, lard press, gamhrel sticks, feed chest, 20 pots of apple buttej) and many other articles, too The truck of a cur in nn enstliound Lehigh Valley freight train broke at Laury's Station on Friday morning, nnd a number of cars were tail drusrifists, Allentown, and get a packaire of chairs, a rocking chair, settee, tubs and stenners, barrels, all other nersons interested 6 71) 650 5 23 2 10 164 1 60 15.1 146 Hill File I'orimilc, and tell him if it does you no numerous 10 mention. the student inters and not at ine Deguuuiig ot ue regular school term. some with vuiegar, a barrel copper kettle, iron kettles, TFAdlEH William 8 Outll, the tnnchor it thn Aincyvillo grammar school on Fridny P-ach' the Sird birthday in his life's Journey, nud in tilt- evening wns surprised v.

r' l'i or friends from this city You are hereby notified to appear in the said Court to he held in the city of Allentown, on the SECOND good you win expect your money back, and tie will Conditions made known on day of sale by E. C. KRAMLICH. Write for catalogue or call at the college. It will pay Coal oil Seed Straw Plow Use of Duck Lumber meat cutter and sausage stufler, bedsteads and bedding, a cupboard, corner cupboard, lot of tinware, cuinaware and wrecked, no one wna hurt, ana trams were not delayed.

let you uave it every tune, lry it to-night you. Jeremiah Klotz, Auctioneer. Feb. 22-4w crockery ware, and many other art Its, too numerous to Six departments, Clgnt instructor. MONDAY OF APRIL NEXT, at 9 A.

to show cause, if any you have, why satisfaction should not be entered by the Recorder of Deeds of Lehigh county. on the record of the above mentioned mortgage as in the above or and AineyvilUi who helped Jiim to celebrate the 1 22 1 12 Administrator's Notice. mention. Conditions made known on day of sale by March 15-3w JAMES SCHEIRER. JAILED FOR DESERTION.

On Friday S. Laub, of Slatington, wa3 arrested at Le-highton on a warrant in which he stood charged vent in a Jolly manner unui Old rags 100 der set forth. JBAMILI.H Mar. 15-4w Sheriff of Lehigh county, Pa. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have I been appointed administrators of the estate of Josi- I Old watches.

100 .1... with desertion on oath of his wife, Jhmma Laub. THE NEW CITY A 1 1ST ATION. The uppnmch of tho llrst Momlny of April, when i not mul Mnvnr Allison comes in. DEATH FROM A 11 A I S.

Charles L. Kumiss, a well known resident of Lower Saucon townsbip, died ou Fridny evening nt his late residence between Hellertown and the Lower Saucon church, from the effects of a paralytic stroke, nged S3 years. SERIOUSLY ILL. The many friends of Mr. Levi Line, of this city, will regret to leain that he ah Thomas, deceased, late of Hanover township, county I of Lehigh, therefore all persons who know themselves to I Brooms Lime 63 25 10 After a hearing before Squire Hankee, at Slatington, he was sent to jail, in default of bail, for Court Proclamation.

PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock, 585 70 mitiirnllv ixi-iica homo eonin ns to the changes be indebted to said estate are requested to make pay- I ment within six weeks from the date hereof, and such who I trial at court. "1 iTHEREAS, the Hos. Edwin Axbbioht. President tl.ntuMll tiikn nlueM miller thu uew administration. Judce of the Thirty-first Judicial District of Penn have any legal claims against said estate will present them PRINCIPAL.

Sept 21-ly 1TTILL be sold at public sale, on SATURDAY. MARCH Nobody seem to hnve any idea who the" new po sylvania, composed of the county of Lehigh, Judge of the auiy auinenncaiea tor settlement within the above speci- Expenses in Insane Asylum at Norristown Mrs. Lizzie Rabenold for Joaeph 00 William Babb for his wife 94 25 Allen Lodge, No. 71, I. O.

O. for Jacob Arnold 91 00 MOVED TO THIS CITY. Mr. Samuel Seem, a long-time citizen of Bucks county, late resident in Soringneld where he wns engaged in 23th, I8.13, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, on the ueu iiuie. uLeou ihuaab, i lice othcers nud chief will be.

has for many weeks been lying seriously ill at the premises ot the undersigned, at the. State Fishery, in Sal MISS LAURA THOMAS, isbury township, Lehigh county, the following valuable R. E. Weight's 8ons, Attorneys. fFeb.

22-6w home of his sister in llcthlehem, and that his con dition is quite critical. TTTK XF.W KIMC'MILL AT SOUTH BETHLE farming, last week moved to this city, taking the house at 242 North Seventh street. Years ago he Douan Lodge, K. of for Geo. A.

Ziegler. 61 75 Mrs. Jane l'aules for Johu Paulee 33 25 PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock. Court Qt Common rieas ami me pyuria ox uu Terminer and General Jail Delivery and Court of General (Juarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the said county of Lehigh, has, by his precept to nie directed, ordered that a Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Oyer and Terminer and Common l'leas and General Jail Delivery and Orphans' Court for the said county of Lehigh, be holden at Allentown, commencing on MONDAY the 10th Executor's Notice. Joseph Hurtling for his sou 28 00 was largely engaged in the cattle droving busi personal property, 10 wit Akcsnsa A cow- fresh, with calf by her side, a two-horse jfff wagon with body, a spring -1L.

wagon with top, a phaiton. John E. Schuon for Sarah Daniel 22 76 HEM. The South llethleliHiii Silk Mill will he ready to start nn in about two weeks. It will be iocnted iu the Excelsior Knitting Mill building.

The machinery is now being erected. Tho busi XTOTICE is hereby m'ven that the nndersiimed has been jgjT Beading now has nineteen cases of small pox. Orders have been given for the vaccination 531 00 appointed executor of the last will and testament of ness. Don't Despair. "IITTLL be sold at public sale, on THl'RSDAV.

MARCH 23rd. 1893. at 12 o'clock noon, on the Oeiahiger farm nn ilia I ..1 lutK.n A I i. of all school-gome children. 1 -1 mm 11 np.

nnvupn 1 nr wutBunnnrcriiivTiiimn. uwiuu 68 county, therefore all persons who know themselves to be ness Will com i uc ten ny urnuo a mauuian. If you ore weak and weary from some so-called chronic disensn. don't e-ivfi un. Kiilnhur Hitters has indebted to said estate are rea nested to make payment and Bethlehem, in baliaoury township.

Lehigh county, the CR. By cash paid sundry accounts as follows 2 sleighs, fanning mill, feed cutter, plows, cultivator, corn planter, harrow, hay ladders, wheelbarrow, chains, forks, lot of harness, 2 heater stoves, lieds. wood chest, stenners. buffalo robe, lot of bee hives with bees, lot of barrels, and many other articles, too numerous to mention. IW Scrofula, whether hereditary or acquired, is thiiroinrhlv expolM from the blood by Hood's Sar- within six weeks from the date hereof, and such who have day of APKIL.

1893, to continue THKEB WEEKS. NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the Justices of the Peace and Constables of tbe county of Lehigh, that they are by the said precept commanded to be there at 1(1 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. with their rolls, records, inquisitions, examination and all other remembrances to tiVATtl OF A CHILI) 1'liOM PNF.UMONIA.- iouowmg valuable farm stock, to wit Eight homes, ranging in age 4 given hope to many invalids where hitherto there was nothing but despair. It will build up and renew your whole Bystem. Weekly American.

C. O. Schantz. Treasurer 00 Leather shoe findings 229 19 A two-year old child of Mr. Milton ljnros, of the Arm uf t.nrim iV Rimtian.

shoe dealers nt No. any legal claims against said estate will present them well authenticated for settlement within the above specified time. HENRY W. KLEIN. Executor.

auparllla, the great blood purifier. Albert Lee and Robert Dougherty, of Cutay from 3 to 11 years. 18 head of cat-'tle. aud all kind of farming imple- Conditions maele Known ou day of sale by March 15-2v REUBEN TROXELL. Cows 67 00 Female services 66 00 Wl Hamilton street, died on Friday night afturnn March 1.1.

6w meut used on a large farm, and- many other articles. The 10 and 12 o'clock a. X. Rout. E.

Wright. J. Maes hall Weight, ger trains on the Lehigh Valley railroad will atos at I jra't. Alientewn A'af. Bank.

hz-DUtriet Attorney. Pruit 63 80 Removing and transporting paupers 62 29 Dayton Hedge Co 47 86 Vinegar 3352 Cider and apples 28 87 inger's station for the convenience of prrsuos desiring to EMANUEL J. WIEDEK, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Conveyancer, Scrivener and Collector, do tllOSe tilings WIIICU IU luen muura ttii 1UU also that those who are bound by recognizances to prosecute against the prisoner that are or then shall be in the Jail of the said county of Lehigh, are to be then and there to prosecute them as shall lie just. (liven under my hand at Allentown. this 6th day of Mareh, in the.

year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-three. GOD SA VE TUE COM Af O.V WE A Til. FRANKLIN BO WEB, Sheriff. SlierUTs Office, Allentown, March 8, 1893. tp.

CONFIRMATION SERVICES. Bishop Huli-son on Sunday received fourteen confirmands into the Episcopal Church in this city. He was assisted by the rector, tha Rev. Mr. Kline, and by Rev.

Dr. Banm, the lecturer. gg Without doubt the most wonderful remedy for pain is Salvation Oil, It sells for 25 cts. wRienrs sons, rroit-YErs at law. samiun, Wft last week for Birmingham, Alabama, to settle there.

JgT A few days ago Samuel Reiss died at the Northampton county poor house at the age of 101 yean. THE NEW CITY new (bit Councils will organize the first Monday in April attenu luewc Conditions made known on day of sale by March 15-Uw) ALVIN C. DECH. Illness of two weeks with pneumonia. HOTEL-KEEPER II.L.-Mr.

John P. Bear, Jiroprietot of the hotel nt the leather Corner Post, iowhill is confined to his bed nt present tinder nn attack ot illness. paf The couutry roods are in a very bad condition now. Pallor 27 75 Horseshoeing 2630 O. Address LiMEroBT, Pa.

Office on Third Floor. Breinlg Bachman's Building, tir-claims and collections made. Surveying and Scriv- Repairing carriage 25 90 yixmrooy job rusrraa Mti bOCTH-CASX UOBKKB BIXTH AND HAMILTON ALLENTOWN, PA. ening attended to. I 2400.