Mount Carmel Item from Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania • Page 1

VOL. 3. MOUNT CARMEL, PA. SATURDAY, SEPT. 1890.

No. 39. P. O. S.

OF A. PICNIC- Washington Camp, no 11G P. O. S. of OPENING' FALL had a delfshtful time in G.

A. R. Park THEY WILL ANSWER- To day is the day set by Judge Rocker-feller for the parents of George Deitiich, to appear at Sunbury and show cause why George should not be removed Nioritjfi Wednesday. It was their first annual picnic, and it proved a success. At 10 a.m., headed bv their band, thev paraded NEW GOODS, LATEST STYLES, LOW PRICES, At the BLUE FRONT.

the streets, marching to the park where the day was spent in ball playing and to the asylum at Danville. The Philadelphia Times and Record have said all they could say without touching the truth. One says- he is ill treated, his room is a cellar and only one little win-. Reduction in passage rates to and from other means of amusements. The day SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS was pleasant and the "sonnies" were in BREMEN it tor a day out.

the Camp is to uc con dow to let in the light of day. That he is gratulated upon its efforts to have a ANTWERP social time among its members, thereby SACKS, CUTAWAYS-and PRINCE ALBERTS. Neat Well-made goods at 'Popular Prices. advancing the interests of the order. chained there in filth and without proper attention.

Such talk may find room in the minds of people out of town, but to Mt. Caruiel people it ha3 no weight. They know the Dcitrich family too well, and the reason he is at home is because HAMBURG STIFF and SOFT HATS in all the "Leading Shapes. A large line to A PAINFUL ACCIDENT. Monday morning Miss Minnie Kerns, Cook at the Mt.

Carmcl House run a select Full line of Underwear, Hoisery, Etc. splinter into her foot over three inches of illtreatment and neglect he was subjected to when away. This Deitrich fam long She tripped on a splintered Wird ily must be inhuman, by what these papers say, and it is a great injustice that the splinter passing through the sole of her shoe, the sole being worn. Dr. Bar- Fire Insurance.

IU1 the family is not righted. It is a funny fnLOTH'8 KCELSIO PUSE thing that Dr. Wetherill only set his eves The best and oldest Fire In on that little ventilating window, and couldn't see the large window that let tho was summoned and found that the splinter had entered at the toes, running back)tkree inches. Half way the splinter was broken off, thus necessitating the cutting open of the foot in two places, making it very painful. surance uompames are repre Fit OIVT, the light of day shine through.

The window is the same size as in an ordinary house, but Dr. Wetherill must make a statement that unrooffs horrible affairs. Mt. Carmel knows the Deitrich family sen ted by MARRIED MONDAY- Andrew Belter, the Oak street merchant was married to Annie Waldon in the 1TI0W ATT wen as was saia ueiorc, anu it 'is neccessary, the whole town could be IKEGOLDSGHMIDT Polish church at Shamokiu Monday, Itev taken to bunbury it needed and swear to the fact that eorge is properly treated. Just think, the Times says, that Cccrgc 1-vooti roTlI n-rwvn Tv mil 1 big, muscular and strong looking.

To Father Klonowski officiating. The church was gaily decorated and the wedding was one of the most in Polish circles. The Polish band, of which, Mr. Belter is a member, accompained him to Shamokin and attended the wedding. We extend our congratulations to Mr.

Belter and wife. think ho could be so and in filth twenty of the craft to supply them with Shoemakers supplies. We Jf years, hardly possible. a com- are now pleased to announce that we have purchased SILVER WEDDING Thursday was the 25th mile stone in! the married life of Supt. John Carl and! CANDIDATES MEET.

wife. The arrangments for Mondaylthe different candidates of tire sbrating: i P. F.J it well celebrating; the event were made by their son Republican ticket assembled at Sunbury and Miss Mary, and they planned and gave their views on the prospects of plete line, and now offer for sale at very low prices, HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER, OAK SOLE LEATHER. FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALF SKINS. FRENCH AND AMERICAN KIP SKINS.

UPPER LEATHER, WELT LEATEIKR. DONGOLA, GOAT, and SHEEP SKIN. Nails of every description. Thread for hand.work and chine. Lasts, Boot Trees, Etc.

vviiuc a menu, apparently called to sea the election. Addresses were made by Mrs Carl and engaged in a conversation! all the candidates. Plain Jake Kramer in the back part of the house, the guests was there and was tue Jast to speaic as jMorket had assembled by invitation In the parlor, usual. Ho was interesting from the start ma- Mr. Carl was told a gentleman was in the giving his experience and wound up with parlor to see him.

His surprise knew ncJ "come on, let us go and take something. bounds when ho opened the parlor door MT. CARMEL, PA OAK ST, Leather of all kinds cut to suit. Uppers made to order. Call and see the fine assortment of Shoemaker tools.

to see assembled so many old friends anil RATHER PERSONAL. The Shanokiu Dispatch of Monday located in our New acquaintances. Mrs. Carl in the mean time had been summoned to meet a lady "We are now Building and their personal column under the head have one of the Finest "People who travel," has this item of caller. Her surprise was so great- that she was speechless.

When congratula-l Meat Markets in this section. news: "Any person having lost a small BOMGH'S pig can ascertain tho whereabouts of an estray hoggie by calling at this oflicc tions began to How from all tongues then the couple of twenty five years commenced to realize the situation. Miss Mary WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON HAVING Today August 2nd we have made reduc in the mean time had made all tbo. prep BOOT AND SHOE STORE tions in all Ribbons from 1 to 3c also arations, and Mrs. Carl felt some wha Windsor ties from 8 to 5c, Ladies gauze estreat TlieB embarrassed until she was informed thtt vests, Calico wrappers and all summer all preparations were complete.

The goods II. A. Pensyl. tho merry making commenced and a gen Porter's Boss is a Spring wheat patent. eral good time was had.

A luxurious; KROLL-KROLL spread set before the guests wound up the1. Of our complete summer stock but ten suits remain, ot dark patterns, suit evenings pleasure. Mr custom work sneaks for itself. able for winter wear, reduced from $9.00 The following were present: John Jeff erson and wife Shamokin, Henry Carl and to $0.50. Star Clothing Hall Call and see tho MADE TO ORDER WORK wife Locust Gap, Conrad Carl and wife! Walsh takes the cake.

A dozen cab Locust Gap, Adam Bummcrstad Locus I am turning out. It surpasses any inet photos for only $1.00. Gap, J. W. Morrison, and wife AlaskaJ Advertise Your Business, Advertise Anything, but be sure you get it in the BEST medium.

Inquire at the "ITEM" Office. $1. a dozen cabinet Photo's at Walsh's, thing in town. Boots and Shoes Mrs. Lewis Hauso Ashland, Mrs.

James FALL OPENING. imo JViauanoy uity, jyiiss jviary balclina uur jj au opening last Saturday was a for ladies' and Cents', made by tho success and very satisfactory to us. best leather ootainable and sewed to Philadelphia, II, A. Hauso Ashland, J. J.J Kramer Philadelphia.

Those present from town were: C. D. Wright and Peter Jennings and, wife, MatWard and! Everybody admired the patterns and iwear. If you want a gocd gum boot soled es of our Sealskin coats, cloaks, and and heeled for onlv $1 00 20 to I wraPs- yYe oe 10 our Jine 1 1 a 1 wife, Dan nartlino and wife, Alfred Per-sing and wife, Mm. Pensyl and wife, Alfred Ayres and wife, Mrs.

Michael Hil- 1 txmiiiiuaii "uw iijio ui cttipuis iu 1 JLm JLb show you today that we pride in. SILLYMANS. THIRD STREET MT. CARMEL beif, Misses Belinda Kramer, Martha Harbold, Alice Lintz, Mary Hilbert, Annie Fisher, Emma Swflrtz'nd Messrs! Wm. Camp, W.

K. Fertig, StrouseJ Wm. Schmeltz, Lewis Johnkowski, J. MJ Christ, Austin Felix Lerch, A QHBRT CATCH James Ilinkle, Ambrose Delcamp, H. G.

Carl and F. E. Ilarner. Walsh gets there ever time, lie IN BARGAINS makes one dozen cabinet photos for $1.00 All Summer Goods at a bargain at Rob orisons. Will be offered for the next few days.

AVe are compelled to sell goods at a sacrafico in order Our eighth opening of Autumn millinery, shows a handsome display of the latest and handsomest trimmed and un trimmed millinery. make room for our fall goods. While they last we offer you the following goods at Cut-Throat Prices Sateens at 0 cents, from cents. A. few pieces best Calicoes at 5 We have made a careful selection and the prices are so very low that a new hat or bonnet is within the reach of every cents and 0 cents.

Challis, best at 5 cents, reduced trom 7 cents one. We invite jmhi again, very cordially to inspect our stock, and acquaint your selves with the new styles. Dress Goods at Ocents, reduced from 12 cents. Dress Goods at 11 -cents, reduced from 15 cents. KIEFERS MILLINERY, Dress Goods 5 cents, reduced from 8 cents.

IMI II MPlE Coldest lienor at Omlor's, always on ice. Deer Whiskey. Temperance and all drinks on ice at Omlor's, Maple street- If you use Boss once you will have no 7 Gmghsms at 5 cts. Cheviots at 7 cents. chip Qi rParasols, White Goods and Caps at a Sacrafice..