AdvcrfUlng Itnlc.
Wjj, delr It to ba dtlnctlj upilaratood that tip
Aartl.nw'tilllll'lniirted InJte oui(it
Ti pitiioi btoot that y by filvMrora
mnluioil'jartlinrnrm. unlenMrtlfl illl.
-tho'X!B. Tha folljulnn areour OM.T tenusl
Jtdiartlwmanla fori J"'. Pr lnch'h
Jlnnlon, i , ,: -JJS""1'"-
Pli Month per Incbaaebtnwtlon 76 rent.
ThnatMniitht,? "J 20 CVtlta.
" Xtti lbrmiilha,lttlnaai
Hod Jl, acbubveUent lunertl'm IS Cnt,
SAIUKDAY, MORNING, DKCMtllKlt 20, 1873.
IiOcal and Personal.
Christmas tiny Thursiay pext, tlie
'25th Inst. Wu trust nil our readers and
friends will havu a pleasnnt aiul enjoy
able season on this occasion.
. To-morrow (Sunday), December
21st, will be llic shurtL-st day mid the
first of -winter.
The Phooiilx D.inil, of JIauch Ciunk,
mnil the Fort Allen Cornet Atnri, of
Weissport, wero'bntnn Monday liven
ing last, and serenaded W. L. Smith, of
the Weissport Ilouse, and J. W. Hnu
denbush, of the American Hotel, In
this burgh. The members 'of each or
ganization were handsomely treated by
both these new and already popular
",'liotellsts:"
The Welssport Literary Association
debated tho question : "Should f.male
teachers receive, equal salary to males?"
which the Judges decided in the nega
tive. Better try again, with new judges.
tSubject this evening : "Should La bur
control Capital?"
If ,thero wero.no other sign to In
dicate, that Christmas .is coming tho
rapid, increase In hq number.of-schojars
in the:varlous Sunday schools would be
sufEcfrnti
Fresh' bread and "cakes dally ' at
Hausmau & Kuhhs'.
Ladles,, read W. , A. Qraver's new
advertisement (n to-day's, paper, and
observe'tle. tremendous reduction for nil
hinds of poods.
Three talloresses.on custom pants,
wanted' "immediately nt T. S Heck's
merchant tailoring establishment, Le-
hlghton, Pa.
At tho election on the new Consti
tution in this borough, . on 'Tiiesday'lnt,
, only '141' vote? were polled : For tlie
. new'. ttintltutlon, 118 ; against, 23 ;
majority', 05. Less than oue-half of
ihe, full, vote, was polled.
You can,, buy your Christmas gro
ceries, drylgoods nnd presents ns cheap
in-Lehlghtori and Welssport ns else.
where So patronize them' and keep
.tho-money at home.
vw tienshaw was coming down Bank
strict 11 few, cyrnlngs since, nnd put his
foot In n holo In. the pavement, lttook
a party'' some time to find hltn, ns the'
' largtm part pf him was out of sight,
lurry Monahau, who has been
homo on furlough for some time, re
ceived coders on Saturday last -to Join
tho.mqnUor Dccaturj to'.tall for the Cu
ban, ivate'S.
dandles, wholesale nnd retail; nt
:HauslnauS!'Kuhn8,. ' ' "
" "TitoJe.des'lrpus of, purchasing good
clothing at fair prices, should call at T
S.Beck's1 store, and examine his stock.
He'don'prpposo fo be Undersold under
, any circumstances.
For family flour, of tho very best.
qun.uy go ui u.yiv. iiicKert&nsr tvfiss
port,. Lumber , and iqoal In largo -or'
sniall quantities at. lowo-t market rates.
A tswlots'ln Rjckertown (till iinsold'r
buj'at'once. " , "
During the past'yenrthe Methodist
Episcopal Church has grown $4,000,000
richer, .and gulped pver 5,000 members,
making a total of 1,404,027 members
amV pr6b'allbnuhiv The- number of
deaths during tho year is 18,060, which
is Unusually largo.
Sheriff O. Brclnelser ntld.E. It.
Slewers.Esq.,- of'Mauch Chunk, dropped
into our' sanctum with snillfng' faces,
on 'fclor.day, iks't, ''
Mr. JJathan Klotz, the popular host
of the Eagle .Hotel j Summit Hill, was
In'town oir'Tupsday last. He informs
lMthatie Is, making some' njteratlons
and Improvements lit hU liot'el, which
lio thinks will add tuueh to its previous'
Attractiveness. '
Hon. Allen Cr,alg nnd John O.
Dlipmlck; Esq , were In town on
"Wednesday last. '
' M-Wor "ifiPbrlslmas
Rnd Nyw Y.eir hqlldays at, J. Fatzl'nger
A bonhvat the very lowest prices.. Call
and jlnspccl iljelr stock before making
your' purchases elsewhere,
Lv F.iKlepplnger has 'a fine stock of1
liorsef and carriages to, select from when
you ,yrant a ride.
If you should happen to loso one or
moro o'fiyour ch.ridron during the com
ing hollddys, you will undoubtedly find
tbe,m at Hausman & Kuhns' Toy Store,
viewing the Immense proportions of the
G fart,- and admiring the lare 'display
. of Chrlstnui toys he'has'br)uglit with
him. , ,
For painti, linseed oil, glass, wljlto
l""iajgo' to F' v- Semuiel's hard-
Ce) jt the cheapest good aa the
1 sl,fcma-
Lewis U. Weiss, professor of music
antl organist of St.J park's Church,
Mnuch Cliunk,' was in tqwfl .Tlimsdny,
and mado us a call, lie lopk .well ns
ever. ' f
Of eottrso you will securoonof
Davhi Elbert's maguificent tcaint -tti
tak your wife nnd fai'uily orjiweetlierirj
for a drlVu during tlfti holidays. Nut
cedl ,
A very pleajnjit nnd flgrecaljln
surptlso party 'nveiuhledytt, tho K'sl
(lenco of Mr. Thomas Fathjln this
borough, on Thursday e'v'nhig last, tho
oooasion being the eelebratlon .of Mr,
Fnljivs .fifty-aist hlrtli-dny. May 'lie
nnd his family live long iaiiifoiijoy
many such happy occasion.-'
J. F. Ileltz, 11 photograph nrtlsfof
consldeiablo inerltwas In town a fw,
days ago looking for a, rpm suitable
for n galleiy.
Knapp Lodge, No. 209, Knight's of
Pythias otShleks-hluny, Pit., celeurated
Its fourth anniversary on tho" 18th Inst; j
W. Jf, .R'apsher, Eiq.. of this bunmi;H,
delivered the oration in the M. E.
Church of that place. ,
Toys for.glrls nnd boys in endless
variety, and nt panic prices, at llrfiis-
man & Kuhns'. ' "
Z. III. Long is; offering extra'onlU
nnry inducements lo purchasers (if thy
goods, groceries, provisions and Queens-
ware. Call and Inspect his luimenso
stock!
Charles Trainer, corner of Lehigh'
and Iron streets, will supply you with
flour nnd feed, plow your gardens or
do your hauling at reasonable intes.
Tho Trinity Lutherans will hold
services in tho Academy at 10 X. m
.-rvu: ... u.u TOUv...y ..v i. a. ,i.
Chilitmns day, Itev. 1 U; K. Kvpner,'
pastor. All are Invited.
If you want Job Printing of any
description, you should call nt thn
U A K BON ADVOCATE OFFICE,
where you can get it done ns quick
anil as well ns elsewhere, nnd SAVE
25 PEn CENT, on yo ir order. Come
along. We nro ready to serve you.
T. D. Clnuss, tlfo merchant tailor,;
Bank street, this borough, luts.pii hand,
n largo and fashionable dock' of lints
nnd caps for moil hoys niid children,
which lie Is offering nt nud below cost.
If you need anything In this line, you
should call nt once.
Tlie Coal Trmle.
The following table shows the quan
tity of coal shipped over the Lehigh
Valley Itallroad for . the" week 'ending
Dec. 13, 1873, 'and for thu year'as
compared with tho same tliuodast year:
From
Wyoming....
Ilazletou ....
Up. Lehigh..
Ut-a. Meadow,.
Mahuuoy ....
Mauch Chunk
Wk.
Yi-nr.
10.09S 09 -,777
15
03 18
4,809 05
4.0B5 18
30,049 00
0,277 01
200 14
0,427 15
7,87 00
' i
Total 110,820 05
Last Year.... 05,407 18'
Increase
Decrease .... 28,587 08
.C0.731 :10
127,850,12
07,124; 10
Pntr nnd Festival.
Tlie ladles of tho Presbyterian Churcli
of Lchlghton will jild a Fair and Fes
tival at Long's Hall, communetng
Tuesday nmrnlng, December 23d.Tlie
.1.1.1, i. .a ... r.'...x:V..Sii?.r.L
uiijeci, is-i m;cuic .uihis fu 'ntt.u.
ni&iiiiig ii. .no ui.it.'iie.il, )v.iii:i. win uu
ready for dedication In n few wveks.
There will be quite a display' of.fnncy
nrtlcles, also glass and ijueenswnre, Ac.,
which will bo disposed of in n way
which will Insure the, sale, as welt as
commend Itself to all concerned. There
will be Ice cream, oysters, Ac., nt nil
huurs, Music, botlyocal nnd Inn'1
mental, duilng-tl.e, fair. The Maud
Chunk Glee Club will give n conceit on
Christmas right, .it is hoped; j gen
erous public wll aid tin,' m in their ef
forts. Intlltule,
Lchlghton Academy, Dcpj 13. In
stitute was called to order by tlie Fieci-
dent at 10 o;cloc,k, a. m. Tho roll wns .
called, nud nil responded to their names.
Tho minutes of the previous meeting
were read aiid appioveti, ti"
An ess'a'y'wn'i read "by Mfss Pauls
subject " How Teachers should Em
ploy their Time." Tliofdeas expressed
showed that the .writer lmd given, the
subject considerable thought. The
reading of the es-ny was followed by
remarks madubyseveralof theteachers.
A well wiitteri es-ay was read by
Miss Bauer subject, "The Teacher's
Work a. d Wages." A discussion of
the-; subject, followed, tlq reading J)..
S Grossnmn nextVead an essay sub
ject, " Tho Relation of thn 'feacliei to
the Parents." Tha osny was followed
by a dl-cusslon of tlie subject.
The subjects adopted for discussion
nt the next meeting of thu Institute nre
ns follows: "Improvement," by Miss
Weaver; "Should only; Practical Stu
dies bo Taught lu Common' Schools ?"
by Miss, Hellsman ; TJieory and Prac
tice of Teaching;" by ' -Mr. fflssler j
Government," byT. W. Itetishaw.
Institute adjourned at 4 o'clock r.si ,
to meet at 8-30 a. m,, Jan. 10, 1874t
J. Kebsleii, Prcsldenf.
D. S. GllOSSMAN, Seii'y.
Subscilba for tho Oi&nox Advocatb.
One Doller pef year. ' '
IICI1IN.
By our own corrcsponilcnt.
On Monday nluht flip nilvrnlft Cornet
Tja'id sprenaileil Jerry S. K"lwr, tho new
proprietor of tho Broadway lloit-o.
Tli'-y wero invited In nnd offered the
liospltalltli'S of thi hotel, after which
t cy mnrched throtmh the town render
ing splendid musical selections.
On ChrUtmns evil the dancing schnil
schnlnrs give a complimentary sociable
nt IthoadV lln.ll.
On Monday evening next tlio Junior
Jecbnttlrs of till- place, after the regu
lar routine nf 'titnlues, will ulve n --ocl-able
to their frlen Is nt their lodce-rooni
nji Baee street, A enllatlon will he snt
down to. after which tho beautiful silk
flag voted to them nt tint Methodist
fnlr will be presented, The line U nt
present displayed In tho wlmlowof Mr, !
Asa ueers,. tiiercimnr.i 11 ,wni puroii
ntn
tns - ixl ot Hih well krtown firm iit lllornt-
, fc 'ZiZnis
l lmrder.d with cnhl frlng", linn vllken
,'ta-si'ls has a spear head at tho top f
the flag stuff, nnd altogether Is a very
hnnd-ouie til 1 1.
Tim Lehigh Vnlley Bailroad Co. havo
paid off fur November, nnd tint sltua-
tion of tlie condition between the com-
ti'nnv nnd tho hands, as regtrds the re-
iljctlon of wages, remain' unchanged.
rni. . ..H..t...... ..r T- ...1... ......
The survivors of Co. K., who went j
to the Mexican war on December 2 1th,
'184(1, will hold their 27th annual re
union nnd banquet ,it thu Man-ion
lIojMt on Christmas Eve. Ma. Uub't
JKliitzls the ciiinuiaiidlng spirit.
, The Presbyterians celebrate their
F'un'day School Christmas Festival on
'New Year's Eve, tint Eplscopa
. 1 1 nt is on Second Christinas, and too
Methodists will dlspenso with the gtv
lug of glfl-s to their Sunday School
children, owing to thu unfinished con
dition of their new church building.
Col. Batchel.lor, a New England art
'Istof gicat repute. Is now bu-.lly en-
, lnk, aMchl!!i about
town lor
,, extensive, guide book,
nul l e book, which he will
publish, of the intfet prominent summer
I'eMiita,
Messrs. O. T. nnd J. Ziejcnfuss. the
former popular hosts of the Broadway
House, lecelved seveial presents from
their friends the evening b fore their
dep.ituru tor Philadelphia. The pres
ents consisted nf n pair of elegant,
vues anil a gohj mounted pencil.. M.r.
Cole itmdd the presentation sp.-ecli.niid
the whule affair proved a very agreeable
surpiise. The Messrs. Zlegenftist left
Mauch. Chunk very1! reluctantl) ,', ha?,
ing-imitle hoits 'of steadfast filfndsdur-r
Ing their sojimro here.
Thu Junior Mechnhlcs nre making
extensive arrangements for their cr,ind
ball, ,tb bulvon tit, Ithoads' la)lJti',
New Year's Kve. Itenz's Oichestra,
of Philadelphia, fnrnUhes tho music.
On April lbth, 1874. the eelohiatlnn
oitno anniversary of the batlle otXurro
ui r.lo win talte'lilacii at ths Mansion
House, Mnuch Chunk, 'thu Scott Le
"glon, of Plilladelplila; Ji nve nccepted
JIaJ. Kliitz'8,livJtntlon to bepiesent',
Urns. Patterson. Hooker, 6'adwallader,
and other distinguished soldiers, will
be present.
L. IS. Klotx. son of Mnl. .Klotz.Js at
pivsont sojhurntiig In'.p.iri and seeing -1'
tia slglits or Hint great city.
Tl.u bankt will be closed on Chrlst
tnns itntlNe..v Yearns, days, nnd J ixs ,a
consequent all tiutei that jail" ilueiou"
those days must be paid tilts day pre
vious Ex-Sheriff ltnudenbuh was In town
this .vee.li, and qnya tSerythlhg Is lovely!
in ire boiougli of lHilgliton,
The horse attaulied to tlie wagon of
JkW. Ilabelllug& Co. pot Irightened
wilIe,slaiidlngat,UiQsL. VK. If, De
pot, Vhaiilny xfitst Veek, hnd'rnri off
toward I be Mniislon Huuse, spllltlig a
luad of liauUwue and siiiasblug thu
-wiigon vtry badly.
r , k- . - . 1 t' s , i ,
x . i j . 1 i. i' u a v '
Snmsl! Up.
Wednesday tuornlnl! two coal trains
on tlie.Iieaver Meadow. Division of tho
d(viion"fIrhutLditg1iVn1ley-Rallroa
coining down thn grade between Ilnzel
creek bridge and Wealhetly, the brake-
nieu .w'ei6.ifliab)c toj:eiirfiil.!tiidreat
train, nnd'nt tho last named place' the
rear train ran Into tho one ahead, com
pletely wrecking the engine of the rear
train nud the uiiglua.nnd a large num
ber of ears attached to the front train.
In Jumping off (hi train one of the
brnkemau was slightly lnjui'ed. The
passengers on thu 7:40 up-trnln had to
be transferred to another train at
Weatherlv. Loss estimated nt 1 43,000.
Trnclnvllle Items.
Walter and Davy .went
out gunning on Saturday last, and in a
short 1 1 tno started a very nice rabbit.
ynlter filed his second shot, but of
course the rabbit kept on; then Davy
let drive, and from his shot received a
handful of wool, and the discovery of
wool on such animals Is toniuthinS new
for the people ot Carbon.
The Trochsvllle teacher, ou the
stormy day last week, hitched the den
tist's pony to a sleigh, and drove to the
school house, but on arriving there he
djecovered that there was no place to
stable the pony, so ho had tq drive-half
way hotne'aainXoifiad stabling, 'nud
then plod through thu snow to his
school, and then back to his pony and
sleigh. Nice, eh? John.
Dec. 11. 1873.. .... f
, : ' i' , f f
l.tg IlraUen, '
Ou Thursday morning last, Mr. Lewis
Grover, of ltlekertstown, un employee
of the L. & S. It. It , wlille at work on
tho railroad iu the neighborhood of
Packertou, had his leg broken below
the knee by being accidentally struck
with a "frog." Mr. A. Buckmau con
veyed him to his home, and Drs. Zerii
and German were tent for and reduced
thfAIrn' M: W V
niaucli CI11111K
ki iy Aiitnit,
tMMMtHl
Friday evtnlng; after six. o'olock-,, In
front of Ohnries Lahni's saloon, on
Urond B'feet, Tlionini Onnnon vasshnt
b.V rtenrv T)ellrlchi of E,bervftlo. The
clreutntnt)eet attending tho caso nro
nlinnl ns follows': A' number of men
from Ehervnle wero III Lamb's 'eating
oviits, wh"n!n teariter frnin, F,hi'fynlQ
oponeij the dnnr and said h was struck,
ami repented the remark thit ,he wrts
strunk apd was hurt, upon which the
partv from, flip baek room camelhrpuah
the mnln,8aloon to tim cloir. T)pltrlch.
drawing n revolver, opened (ho door
nnd fired two "diots nt parties standing
on tho sidewalk.. The" first shot struck
Onnnon n the. diotilder,. well up townrd
the neck. Some ono raised tho orv.
"Catch him I he shot tho wronoman I"
whereupon Oeltrlch wa? arrested by
.Tere. ''W'eher Bnd .Tnh'i Melss, of tho
borough nollep, nnd taken bfoti Thos,
Coliurn. Jus'.lee of the Peace, who com
ml ted hint to tho look-up.- At 7 t-2
o'clock Marshal Shilthorn nnd, others
npp"iueil li1()ri! Hi Justice npd repre
sented' flint tlln "wound' wni slight In
faot.'nf no amount.-nnd offered to.b.tll
Deltrle.h nnt for any sum to thn extent
of S100.QOO. The Justlco accepted hall
In the Mi M of StOO for his nppcarnncg
this tnnrnlnsr At 10 o'clock. No sooner
Imil hall been necenied than word was
brriucht to tho 'jusllee that the man was
dying, whereupon the Jnsllcu watted
,, v itLnng.hqjWo ascertain
tlintrntn, wnen tno qoeior .yyi mm ,uo
must not tnko bail, as the man's.eondl
tlon was critical, wjiereupnn (he Justice
withdrew the ball rind ordered Deltrfilt's
commitment until tho result of tho In
juries was aseertnlned. This morning
ho wis taken to WHkes-iBarre by.Con--
sMblo.Dunn and Policemen Weber and.;
jueiss.
Tib wounded roan's statement Is that
he was going tip- town and stopned 'in
front of "jthin's to s,peak tp, a friend;
snw'nb difllciilty with any one'; that
the door opened and Deltrlch appeared,
pUtol In hand, nnd fired ttyo shoM ; the
first' struck him ns he was standing
with his left aide, Inward the door, some,
few paces dl-faht ;'iho forcorof- the
I blow' knocked lilm -nrountl so that he
was facing Deltrleh when the second
I shoVwas fired; lie; hntMiad no words
with any one ; had nev'er spoken to
Deltrleh', Tltn jiartlcs "were 'nil snb'r,
and no previous tronniBlian occurreci to
lead to such nn event. Our reporter
could lint see the teamster, who, It was'
said, was struck In tlie beginning ofthe
nlfray. For.a while the extlteuient on
tliu(trt?t wa liitcnsoi; .put nfter'lt.was
found" t'in't Deltrleh had been placed
tinder aricst the 8 ootid time, It quieted
down, nnd nil seemed satisfied to let the
Uiv take Its cour-e, Ilazletou Dally
News, December 13ti
Hrulnl Murder In Ilaxletnn..
On Saturdav nluht.- between ten and
jjleven o'clock, David Stqrey, proptletor
ot a sainou in inu corner oi imiihu aim
Locust stieets. .Ayas.,most.hrntally tnurt
dere'd oh Ilia Harlelgh road, about three,
huudr'.d yards from his own house.
Tie .tettliupny elicited by (ho'cirq
tier's jury 'w;as as follow's: 'In the even
ing, about tulit , o'clock,, a , paty of
young meii entered Conrad Krapf's sa
Joon, on, JJiond 'street, below Loptist;
they wero disorderly, nnd Mr. Kr.ipf
went for tho pollen for protection ; hut
finding none wllng q serve, returned'
thnine, when lie "iuund tfie party hnd
gone awny, nnd ho was Informed they
had stopned hi Storey's., It seems
tliertU Aasl;duiL.i(leriitilU flroubliil with;
i them II there, but finally they were got
rid of. A bhnrt tlmp aUrtwnrd tStorey
was Informed that some party was tak
ing his horse from the stable, nud he
went nut. to nre.vent thn tnbtmt tif. liU
iliorse ahii "wayiiii.' in a'few'inluufes
he returned nnd took down a I lie. and
again went out; and was not seen again
by I he pintles in the house until found
dead. The time of his last LOlng out
Is fixed nt about ten o'clock. In tlie
course of half mi hour or so, some of
tho iuir.ntes of the hbtfse, 'becohilng'
alntiiieu.nl tils long, btny, oho of them
"went out nud.qulvtly went up tha hill
ou tho ILirlcIgh road. At thn lop of
the hill he heard sounds of a' tussle', as
tliougli n, txtity were beat ins a wan
He came biujkamLiejiorted, when, pb
tanhfg -n revolvernnihn companion, thu
two went jip tlie hit until tieyfpu,id
the body of -StiMre'y, Will Warm, and
blccdltii:. Thev at once returuud and
proceeded to rnUo help to bring the
oiKiy iiunie,- which tlicy succeeded In
uoing at ihrc.i o'ctuck.
They found fragments of the' gun
stjck of tho rifle Storey had taken out
with him, but thu butt and barrel could
not bu found.,
Drs. A. Li. Longshore and J. It. Cas-
selberry wero c.dled to make n post
inorieui exauilintlon.) ;i ue,ffl Uow.lpg is
the reporUubintttjd.l)yUn(7itsell)erryl
ntter examination:
"Found uuou left sldo of head six
rontused wounds, rauglpgifroui 1 -4 to
. i-- nicned iu Jepgin, tiiro oi inesq
being scalp wouinin, merely',, the Vl'
anco reaching the skull.' "A-t bni?, near
the cruwn.uf .thu. head, n portion of tl.o
externnl tnblO ot the skull .appeared to
be clipped or bhaven 6ff, leavlti'g n l6os
eneel scale nnu an abrupt edge- At an
other near the u"pler anil bAck' Tart of
the nenil, was found n fissure fracture
2 1-2 ncbe In length. Atnnatlier. ex.
tending f I om tho supraorbital ridge, to
the temporal bone, was also a fissure
fracture, renchlni! nbltouelv from tha
baso pf tlie ,pqso, lo the tempoial bone
ai tue external angle oi tile nguc eyea
very teveru contused wound, rupturing
me eye uan, nreakiug tlie chueK (ma
tar) bone, from the temporal, fracturing
the upper jaw near its middle, and
cru-hlng it and the inner bones of the
Ineu hack against the anterior portion
of lliu base of tlie. brain ; 16weYav
irncltired on left side, midway between
chin nud angle; 911 fight ejde. near the
nuuie. rouriu jiu iractureu uu inu
left side, nud fifth rib dislocated, larin
contusion ou right side over stomach
und llwer."
'Ih'eT Jliry.' held! two . Ees3loii3, yoitori
ilay, and aillourneu until to-uay. t lie
jury Is cooiiujued.of thd followiinr iCitl
zeus: Win, KUuer, Jos. Greeimwnlt
Chas. V. Hill, W.jW. Smith,! F.f Lan
deruuru, aub J.XVl'luclierS' .c
J he tippvainnoo oftlio body before
and after washing was ti"o most shock,
lug -ever wltnowl, the- grtJatj 'gaplog'
r MMtiW
wounds 1lplnying 'tfib skulf a every
point. The Jnw bones wern so crushed
that tho teeth were loose in his mouth.
Nnmernns minor hrnlse.t were found
on his body, showing that thn struggle
had. benn a long one,-as well as a brutal
one, to llio end. iVuniernns theories
wero started ns to the manner of the
murder, the most probable being that
ho followed the crowd to innko sun of
tholr getting beyond tho probability
f returning nnd disturbing his horo
nnd wagon, nnd that tho crowd turned
on htm, took Ida gun .from him, nnd
beaf, him to death with It.
Tho.abovo is Uken from tliolliuletot)
Dally News.of the 14th Inst, On &foM
'day four of, the supposed murderers,
who had ii'cen arrested, nnd had been
Identified ns linvlng lnvn In thn saloon,
were taken to.Wllkos-Btirre Jail. Their
lin'mcs are Hugh McOlynn,. Patrick
Gallagher, 7th, Ed. Toy, nnd JohnMc-
El we?, 2d.
To-Doy, .
Wo call attention to thq ndvertise-
ment of To-Day lit anothercolunin. This
paper seems to havo laid out a path for
Itself, aiming to furnish n finely Illus
trated panef.t. a .price that places ltv
mini reacn ot nil intelligent readers,
nud sparing no expense,, to secure the
best rending matter for Its patrons..
kidded to this, tho sound Judgment and
exqulslto taste that ts'shown, In the se
lection .of'Jremlum Chromos enables
agents to offer Inducements that are
Irresistible. Last year Mrs. lnderson's
'Just So High" was the subject, and
few thought It could be, excelled j bat
how, the publishers come forward with,
another charming child picture, " Llttlo
Sunshine," by' the, same nrtlst, and also
n Chromo of one of tho celebrated Blr
kct Foster's most beautiful, landscapes,
In water color. Each subscriber has a
choice of either one of tlie'abovo named
chromos, and wo do not' exaggerate
when we, say that, neither ouo could be
purchased for less than seven dollars.
The publishers wish ngeritsevery where,
atid offer libera) in'ducements.
M. B.'Ohttreh'. 1
Pri'achfng to-morrow ' (Sunday) at
10:30 a. m. Subjeci,: " The Missionary,
cause,'. iv M.r-Topic.: '' iiie.ureat
Feast," Extra meetings btlll In pro
gress. Preaching also at Morlah Fur
nace at 3 r. m.
Clii istiims services in, tho M, )".
Church as follows: PralsO nnd prayer
neetlng jtt 5:30 a,- m. Preaching at
7 r, -m. ' ,
Thero will probably bo.nn,e:iiertaln-.
raent for thu young people In the alter-,
noon, to which tlie1 public nre invited.
Exercises will consist of liddrusses nud
singing, Chijbtjiuns carols.
Dig Creek IteiTn. '
The tract of woodland of Daniel
Suit, deceased, which was advertised to
be sold on Dec. 15th 'by tho heirs, was
purchased by Mr. J, B, , .Mauser, ,of
.Lnury'ti Station, and W. U. Knccht, uf
Welssport, Lehigh Co.; nt $71.00 per'
acre, there being ilenily, C6 acres",
amounting to over'f4;000.
The nlcksville German Sunday
School will enjoy their, annual Christ
mas festival on Wednesday evening,
21th, commencing at 0:30 l. m., In tho
St. Paul.'s Church. Keys., A Barlholoi
mew and llenneke nro expected to be
p resent, ou tills occasion.
Thu iflg Creek fc tinday School (Eng
lish) withhold tjieirCstival ou Christ
mas, eouimcnUlig'at 1 i', m.
OORR ESPONDENOE
To th.Kiitor olHni CUmos urocitt; "A
Sin ; A militia tax of 50c. has been
demanded ot me, nnd Is being demand
ed of others. Now, if I am not f very
much mistaken, .the 'Jaw j-atithorlzlog
said tax has been repealed, ' If his Is
true, It Is very unjust to persist In Us,
colh clou nt any time; but uow, when
worklngmen' feel their taxes'so heavily,
it Is a cross Imposition., Surely' the.
Commissioners - cannqt be so Ignorant
of the facts of tho case; and If they
are knowingly Imposing a tax whlcli
they know' Is illegal, we can charac
terize it ns nothing less than dlshouesty,
Wu. would like to hear fioui you or some
of your numerous readers upon this
matter. TArPAYEit.
LKinoniOK, Dec. 17, 1873.
- The Military Ta -was abolUlvd last
winter, and wu cannot conceive why It
should bo'cgjleuted nftllls time. Tho
collector must- bo laboring under a
wiong Impression In regard to the mat
ter. Ed. Advocate.
Special Notioes.
Tape Woi'ml 'fupd' IToiii!
Ksinnvtii In a few boun with turmleu Vfcattblti
tiU- He frelsi-ket unlll tb antlra worts,
with tiMd, jjam, Itefar IIiom aflllclwli In rl
dnti of tha dlj nboiu 1 bate cured, Ibat bid Iwan
uniuerewfully treatad at llip eifvro:( Medical
Oullai;, oa Taotb atrt; bid Ukta In Vain tur
rendu.,, tba f04lUI fuacldca. and aU knwrn'r.
DinlUi. Dr. );. )', Kcjkil, No. 'a) North Moih
Btraut, Pbltidtflpbu. Tha l.oolur bai lw,n in
butlnaM rur nrt.r twunty-Cra yeara. and la Darfae
Ij rallibu. C.llandW. AUtii'a rnw. llumoVM'
upaworiu fmiu a rbtld tlx rrara flli. uioaaurlu,; 20
feat At bli otBea cm' U, a,n pvcloiwus, auw pf
iuu vwtr lunr iw iu lengiii, w,,kd ukii rrvu
'raoiurad Iq laaa tbn tbrva Itourrby takn isia
tfoaa of bla uedlclna. IT. Kuik:' troaltutpl.ia
ilmpla, af and rH-rOsiU rallabla, and noX
til ! Moral, vllb bsad, rauak'Url K. I'.ltHH,
a vvnu n.Dia iHnH-iuia4i'n.a, ra.
"W: II. t; i1bl; hiving for
Ten Years made a specialty bf af
fections of the nllmentary rannl, suc
cessfully treats nil diseases of tho Stom
ae.h, Liver and bowels, by his cpmmon
Renke treatthent, Dyspn'iwla, Liver
Complaint, Biliousness, Nervous De
bility, Hernia (Rupture), Hemorrhoids
(Piles), npil Tnpii Worm yield to his
treatment nfter everythlu'g elsti falls.
Thou-and of.cajcs.of diseases of tho
Throat ami Lungs nud Nervous Com
plaints nrlse from disorder of the diges
tive functions nud disappear under pro
pep treatment, nave vmi a weak stom
ach, uelierul debility. Indigestion, con
stipation, acidity of thu stomach, palpi
tation or fluttering nt the heart, heart
bin 11 fullness or wefuht in the stomach.
disgust for food, swimming nt tho hend,
If so,, consult Dr. B. nt once.
Do you want something to strengthen
you? Do you want to get rid of nerv
ousness? Do y;u want a good onpetlt?
ijo ,yoti want energy? ir so, consult
Or, B. ntouce, his common sense treat
ment will cure you.
MUlii IHmuikcn arise from Impur
ity of the blood and disordered diges
tion causes impure blood if the foun
tain head be vitiated the entire stream
is rendeied Impure nil outward appli
cations such as lotions and salves may
dry up a dlseiiie, for, a short time, or
drive It, In on tho vital organs, but Dr.
li s treatment expeiis It from the system
nnd makes a perfect cure.
Hernia (Rupture), treated by me
chanical appliances nud electticity.
KaiHcal euro effected In nil curnblu cases.
IMIch! Blind, bleeding or Itching,
cured liko magic, Instant relief given
and speedy i-ure. The number of those
nflllelud Is. truly marvelous. Let no false
delicacy prevent, but consult, Dr. B. at
oucenud be relieved from a life oi misery
1 ape worm itemoved in Thieo
Hoursi Hundreds or patients nffllcted
with tape worm ore doctored and drug-
ged for other cnniplalutii, of course with
out relief. The presence of this dis
gusting parasite glvis rise to a train of
symptoms that are often mistaken for
other diseases. Dr. Bond removes tapo
worm, head and all, with purely veget
able medicine In tl'reo huurs. No fee
asked Until entire worm Is n; moved.
STIf you have nny1 of the above
diseases';-do not hesitate, but nt onco
cousult Dr. Bond, nud bu cured. HIS
treatment Is rational ntid scientific ; his
remedies nre purely' vegetable, they act
bya-slstlng uattitu and restoring the
system 'ton healthy condition. He Is
tno only physician iu America that
makes n specialty of this cla-s of diseases
Dr. BOND will visit Lehlghton .occa
slcnally. Duilnghls'abseucehu can be
consulted by letter all cum.nuntcations
confidential. Addrcss,'itescrib.lug synd
roms, uu. ii. 1. lsvnu, Alien liuuse.
slllfutown, I'd. nov 22-3in.
KIND WORDS.
Tlie Associated Keformed Presbr-i
tVrlan says For years' Perry Davis''
Palp-Killer has been, knows as a most
useful family meutcine. ,t or pains and
aches' we, kuow nothing so good as tho
Pnln Killer. For manv internal diseases
Jt s equally good. Wo, speak .from ux
pel lepce,, anu testify to wuat wo kinw.
Nn family ought to be ..without a buttle
of Dm Is' Paln-Kllh-r.
Mussrs. Pnnnv Davis & Son. Tnov..
It. I.. .Gentsi AUholieh iistmiiirerto
'youlathnottoyourlnvnliiabiemediclne,
rnin-iuiier. i lormen its neiuaintance
In 1847 nnd lam on most Intimate terms
with It still: my experience hi Its' usu
confirms my belief that there ls.no medi
cine eipi il to iin-Klller for the quick
and sure cure of Summer Complaints,
coro tiiroai.'vr-iup, uruises and Cuts.
I have used It In all and found n stieedv
cure in every case.
lours truly, t. J.UAUDiiSEll, JI.D,
Judging by our own experlenco who
ever onco makes a trial of Perry Davis"
Paln-Klller, will no f,ill to recommend
it widely as 'an iineijimll('(l)lnjiiiDnt, and
vnluabio.lntcrnai remedy lor colds and
various othercomplnln'u. Every Month
,M Tie efilcacy of Perry Davis'- wotld-renownt-d
Paln-Klller In all disease of
the bowels,- oven Ihthe terrible scourge,
tih Islntln cliolern, has been a'rnpty
attested by the'titostconvinclng authori
ty. Mlsklouaries In China and lndljC
have written home In commendatiott of
this remedy in tetms that should carry
conviction to the most skeptical, while
its popularity in communities' nearer
home, is ample proof that the virtues
claimed for It nro real and tangible.
Among family medicines it stands uu
rivaled. Boston Courier,
The Saturday Even'g Gazette, of Bos-,
ton, says: It is Impossible to find a
placa on this broad land where, Perry
Davis' Pain-KIHer Is, not known as a
trost valuable remedy fur physical, pain.
In the country, tulles from physician or
apothecary, the Paln-Klller Is cherished
as the exclusive panacea, and It never
deceives.
Perry, Davis' Paln-Klller 1$ really a
valuable medicament, and, unlike moat
of tho nrtlcles of tho day, is used by
many physicians, it is particularly
desirable In location .where physlcaut
lire not near, and by keeping it at hand,
fannies, win oiten savu, me necessity or,
sending out at midnight for a doctor. A
bottle should be kept in every ,'house'
Boston Traveller,
'We havo tested the the rainlKIIIer,
nnd assure our readers that It not only
posieases nil the virtues' claimed for' It,
but In' many Instances surpasses any
other remedy wo havo ever known,'
Herald of Gospel Liberty.
BTSold by all Druggists. dO-lta
tglT.CIAI, NOTICE
The undenlgucd having sold out
their business to Mi tars, tifiVDER ii
Wills, hereby request those iersot;s
Indebted to them to make Immediate
settlement c( their accounts, 'and me
trouble and txptpte. The accounts mo
10 Jho hands of Mil. mviS WEltS.
ivho can, bo found at ll.o Old Utrd. lor
teitlcuiiLt BOWMAN & CO.
WiUni.t, LHC. .ie,7p.-r.