II. V. MOKTIIIMKR, EDITOR.
LKIIIUIITO.V, I'A.:
SATURDAY MOIININO JULY 11, .1874.
Tlio "Advocate" ami tlio
school Hoard.
As will bo seen by a can), publish
cd In another column In to-day's paper,
nt least a portion of oar School Board
tako exceptions to an articlo wo pub'
lislied last week In regard to tho em
ploymontof teachers for our schools,
Wo hayo Inquired further in regard to
tho matter In question, and find that our
article was a Just and truthful statement
of tho Inside workings of tho Board, tho
card In to-day's paper.to tho contrary
uotwlthstandlug. Wo havo no reason
to doubt but that tho said articlo
did misrepresent a portion of tho Board,
for wq aro fully awaro that a minority
of the Board nro decidedly dissatisfied
with, Jho doings of what might Justly bo
termed "tho Ring." Our only object
Is to.see tho.causo of education advanc
ed, not retarded, nor do wo think our
articlo "calculated, to create an, impres
sion injurious to tho causoof education.'
Tho resolution contained In tho "card"
was proposed by Dr. N. B. Rcber; sec
onded by It. J. Youngkln,, and carried
by tiireb votes, viz: Messrs. Itebcr,
Youngkln and. Albright; Messrs. Lentz
mid Durllng not concurring, and Mr.
Uellman bulng absent.- Wo would slm
ply state, iln conclusion that tho Advo
cate, ihas always stood by tho Zfoard
when Its work was deemed for tho In
terest of all the people, but no cllquo or
party ,wlll be allowed to sway our opin.
ions or, turn us from our duty to the
citizens.
Do.s--IIydropliobia.
For tho past week or so wo have hard'
ily .taken up an exchange, but wo havo
ibeenmet by tho heading "Another case
of hydrophobia." But notwithstanding
, the fact, i that tho deaths from this sourco
are so numerous, our council still main-
tain n.'stolld indlfferenceito tho matter;
sand onyinumberof scurvy, mangy.curs
. aro permitted to roam our stfeets to tho
danger of the lives of our citizens. Is
j it-necessary ilhat some ono of our peo
ple must suffer death from this horrible
liiseasolbeforo'tho council will mov6 in
tho matter? We' append'the ordinance
in record to dogsand ask our Burgfiss
and 13orough.Councllto' soo to the mat
ter: . i ,
ciur.' XVII DOGS.
Seo. 1. That no dog or bitch shall bo
permitted to go at largo or loose within'
Jhti limits ol the.borough, after duepub.
lic notice, which shall boglven'anndally,
unless such dog or bitch shall have on a'
strong and suuicient .basket wire muz
zle oyer.lts Jaws as effectually to pre
vent such dog or bitch from biting.
Sec. 3. That from and after the time
'Of public notice in each year, It shall bo
the duty of all owners of dogsor bitches
suffered to run at large within the lim
its of the Borough otLehighton, to havo
them securely muzzled with basket-wire
nuzzles, and it shall be the duty of tho
high constable), or any policeman, to kill'
or cause to be killed, -each and overy
UOir Or bltCll SO found rnnnlnr. a'f In.-..
, , : - ....... u . . . Liu
without being securely muzzled, as.re
qulrcd by this ordinance. Tor which
duty he shall receive two dollars for
each aud every dog or bitch so killed
and hurled, according to thostlpulatlons
ot these ordinances.
' Sec. 8. That In caso of tho high cons
table or policeman, refuslugto perform
his duty in regard to tho ordinances,
which have been or may bo passed, bo
shall, on conviction, pay. a flue not ex
ceeding five dollars for tho use of tho
aforesaid.
"u lucuverea in manner as
Tho Urio Railway Company has com
menced a suit against Jay Gould for tho
recovery of ?1,203,000. This sum is
made upintwo'separateaccounts. First,
covering moneys expended by him and
the proceeds thereof in his transactions
in stock of United State's Express Com
pany while President of Erie Company.
The second Is a claim by the compauy
for reimbursement In money expended to
freo from cncumbrancocertaln property
conveyed by Gould to Erie In the fa
mous1 restitution In November, 1872.
Under the agreement then entered into
Gould, It.ls claimed, agreed to freo theso
properties, from the encumbrauces to
which they were subjected, but'has fall
cd to do so, and tho action Is based on
that stipulation. Tho following is'tlie
Th-le Railway Directory ticket to bo vot
ed on tio 44th Inst.: Messrs, Roberts,
Stebblns, Smith, Johnston, Babcock,
Duncan, Meyer, Ramsdel, Robinson,
Barlow, Morgan, Baltzo, Gray, Packer,
and Schuchardt.
We learn that the British Government
demands eight millions of dollars from
Spain' for tho massacre of the sixteen
English subjects captured on board the
Vlrglnlus and executed In Santiago do
Cuba.
The, steamship Iijahq, arrived Jn Now
York on Monday t, from Liverpool with
,1127 emigrants, OOOof whom were Mor
mons. They sorted for Utah Tuesday
Via Pouua. Central Railroad.
Ellah Rfdcford, nged 70, who lives
near (ireenport, L. I attempted to
commit suicide on Sunday by cutting
tho main aitcrlcs in his arm.
What the Astronomers Say.
The comet which is overy night be
coming more distinctly visible, will It is
said, within tho next two vcokp, afford
moro and better information Regarding
tho material naturo of comets' than .has
been available for four thousand years.
According to Professor Swtftot Rock
ester, who for nearly twenty years has,
given his attention to this particular
branch of astrouomy, and who discover
ed this present comet beforo its.appear?
auco In Europe had been announced by
Coggla, tho tall every evonlnglh6roas6s"
in length, by thrco or four degrees, and
it is travelling In a direct courso toward
tho earth at thoratri of thirty miles i
second. Dcsplto this trcmendlous vo
locity, as It has yet to traverso.a ,spaco
.of more than 20,000,000 ,mllos Pofessqr
Swift thinks that It will not extend so
fardurlng-lts visibility.- Tho opinions
of tho savans of astronomy of tills subs
Ject vary, however; Pofessor Pierce says
ho has still some "Hopes" of a collision
,But even should our planet coma Into
contact with tho comet the general opin
ion among scientists, among them Prof.
essor Swift, Is that the matter of which
tho latter is composed is so rare that the
meeting would be Imperceptible The
tail wilted Increases in length at tho rata
of 600,000 milesi n day, may possibly
Bweepover tho earth, in Which caso
there arc a few astronomers who hold
that all life would bo scorched off 'tliis
planet; but.tho moro .gen erally accepted
theory is that there would bo no per
ceptible results, not oven an increase of
heat.
Prof. Swift bellves that this comet,
which has never beforebeen visible from
tho earth, will never visit us again .a theo
ry which ho deduces from the) fact that its
obit is parabolic. Tho dlsk'seems to par
take moro" of tho planetary 'than of the
stellar naturo, and Its. nucleus 13 exceed
Ingly bright. It will, bo, nearest to the'
sun on tho 10th, of. this month,, when it!
will bo within 03,000,000 milcs.of that
luminary. t ,
Prof. Swift thinks tho tall is splitting!
and Increasing in width, and that. beforoj
It disappears two tails wllLprobablyba
visible. rro'f.-Tynda'li predicted that
tho earth would at'ono time, or another!
bo enveloped In its. tall an.ovent.wblchj
is not Impossible 'should1 Its increaso in'
width continue. The, tal),'jiowevcr, bo-
sldo being of rare, nebulous matter, is!
hollow, and boyond a possible "display j
fore'obi'orvea, causo any,effects,by com-
ing in contact with our planot.r N." Y.
Sun. '
Philadelphia Letter. .
Philadelphia, July 3,. 1874.
11UILDINO IMPKOVKilENTS.'J
Tho approaching Centennial lias elven
a great Impetus to publio iflnd' private
improvements hero, and signs of pros
perity are to bo seenon.every side. Tho
mammoth grain elevator of thelnter
nattoual Improvement Company, at the
i unction of tho. .Delaware and Schuyl
;1U rivers, Is rapidly approachlngxiom
plctlon. and will be reailv for 'main In
September. The capacity of the elevator
will bo 800,000 bushels', and Its cost,-Including
tho wharf, will mako a total of
$750,000. Tbe.new freight depot of tho
Pennsylvania rallrbad will be ready for
use In August. It is located at "IVhtnnt
and Dock Stst ;&nd ,is472 foot'lodgy
110 wide. . 3
It Is to, bo hoped that this, great qor
pordtlon, will erect' at ijo" futur'o'day a
handsome passenger" 'depot hero. Tho
.huge shed which they now use'for that
purpose, and which was onco before In
use by tho Saniltary Fair which was
held hero in 1804, is a poor apology for
a depot.
As this is tho terminus of tho" lino, our
city certainly deserves a depot, at least
as comfortable as our other railroads'
provide for" their patrous. It has long
been felt her that It was strange that tho
company should build such n handsomo
building on Fourth street, and furnish
it so extravagantly for their employees
to occupy, and that tho.uatrons of the
road should havo poor accommodations.
Active operations will soon bo com
menced, on our new Post-Omc build
ing, at Ninth and Chestnut Sts ' The
length of the new building will be 4S8
feet, breadth 104 fcot. height to main
cornice 102 feet, and to tho top of tlio'
central dome 195 feet. Tho material
used In, Its' construction will bo granltei '
and It will bo entirely fireproof,, no
wood being used in its construction. ,
Tho total cost of tho building Is limited 1
to $4,000,000, exclusive of tho'ebstof
tho site. The contracts for tho erection .
of tho. main buildings, of the. Centennial
Exhibition have been awarded to,Mr".
R. J. Dobbins, a well-known builder of
this city, 'ho being tho lowest bidder,
and tho orecttonof the bulldlngs'wlll bo
at onco commenced, nis contraot s will
amount to. over ,? 2,000, 000.
Tho now building of tho Now York
Mutual Life Insurance Company, at
Tenth and Chestnut btreets, Is' nearly
completed. It is an imposing, granite
structure, nnd has cost over $500,000.
The West Chester aud Philadelphia rail
road havo Just completed a neat and
commodlou j' passenger depot.
. These are but a few of tho extensive
building operations that aro being car
ried on here, and show that wo aro los
ingour Quaker plainness of architecture,
and are1 becoming- maro andi mare
daorucd.
now oon rooit live.
Bedford and Spa'ffordSts., at thls'sea
son of tho year, aro not very inviting
places. They nro tlio Five Points of our
city, and are tho scenes of much misery
and destitution. Tho poor aro here'
crowded together in tumble down tene
ments, nnd crowded npartraents. Evory
available foot of ground is built upon,
nnd 6uch a thing as a yard to a houso U
tmknown. Avaricious, landlords reap
largo profits from, thejr real estate, and
the tenants havo poor accommodations,
'and largo rents to pay. Horo tho poor
live from "hand to mouth," as Is seen
by the numerous pawn broker shops,
where a poor wretch can havi a few
pontiles ndvonced on tlic smallest ortlclo
of wearing appnrel.-Second hand stores
abound In tho vicinity, and Junk shopi,
and 8U8plcIousIpoklng rqstaurapts are to
bo seen on eyery side. Smalf groceries
with half decayed Vegetables exposed at
tlio door, tond windows hung with cheap
goods, adorn ,thp, corners, .and whiskey
shops where vlllanous' c6mp'ouuds aro
sold, aro-plentlful. Slokly lookingchll
dreu nro playing In the cutters, white
and black mingling indiscriminately
together, whlle'tho tiiwements-and door
steps, nro filled wlth'dronkeh' men and
wojuen., Whaljia1,contrast tlora is In
city life! Ih ono, pr'otlon ,of the city)
hundreds struggling w"lth 'poverty, while'
a fow squarcsdistant. 'mlllionaires are
living, in luxury undgandeur.
John Chinamen .haff lately taken up
hl3 abodo here, and'islir'activo competi
tion with Bndget and Dinah in the laun
dry business. John' works cheap, wash
Ing clothes at about half tho usual prlco,
and consequently is well patronized
John perhaps is not awaro that he is
exciting tho lro of his opponents, and
wo nro alraid that ho will wake up soruo
morning aud flud himself "Interview
ed," and will learn as ho has done In
California, -that ho must hlo to somo
moro congenial clinic.
oun HIGHWAYS.
, Vfo are to hflvo som6 df' our principal
streets paved with tho American-Patent
Stone Pavement, a recent invention,
and which experts pronounco a decided
Improvement on the paving now used
here. This has been claimed for all now
methods of pavlnc. most nf whirl, i,nv
proved to be failures. Wood pavements
of all kinds cannot stand tho strain that
ls.put upon them by our heavily loaded
drays, and thfiv have nrnvpil wnrthio,.
and tho cobble stones have manv obicc-
- vl)v 1'UVUIUCUl IS
wua it--jou, ' or-io De ot practical
value, remains to bo seen. Tlio now
ijuvement is lam wltli rectangular gran
ite blocks, of uniform lcin. r,n.i ...
with a scml-flexiblo cement, i'n a liquid
uww uaiuuua, raaKing an ovea
.- iZOOLdaicAV. n
This-new enterprise, Qf which brief
llieuuuu V10.3 maaO In nnr 1-icf Idln..,.,.
lutujaiivTJiicucu-to the public on VeH
nesday last. Tho collection, although
id its Infnncy-i3 quiet a larno'onoJcom.
lpriSiugi)Uqua'drubeUs.v'074'blrds'. and
MePl5s1'1 .Tho ,Zpological, Society
state that tho garden-is not near' com.
pleted, and that thcro arala numbnr nf
animal.sppn, to he(ad'df!d.'t9 tho colicc
tjon. The "garden" ,C9mprises :thlrty
"5i," V'u A?ri mi", is utteu up
with every couveniHiiRn. StrAnimra
vlBltlne hero should hv nil mnftnQ mnlrn
It a Visit, as It' Will wnl! reUvtlmm fnrl
tlin ftmA'nnnnf ln4tfelu ti-'
, a cuur ill yji AN DWINDLED.
It is SUrnrlsin!?: viUen cnnRApnpn
nicri.'aro so tho'rouL'ld nxnriQBi r,, iu'n
nejvspapefs, thdt" rie'rsousvlsltlng 'our
uuy -ivm nnow mennelves to bo ap-i
coWe so liitrmato' wltir them; A gente
raan'frbm' Cape May, Ni- J.,-'formed n'h
.-iuaintaui;u wnn a siranger nere a-rew
days ago. The stranger treated tho
Jerseynla'n to several 'drinks, nnd finally
proposed to, trade watches. The' Jersey
man handed over a valuable itlmo piece,
and received In exchange n tin bull's
oyo, and while the sharper was attach
ing the watch' to the Jersoyman's chain,
no nnstracted.a wallet from his vest'
pocket po.ntalnlng $G0. Thy Jerscyraan,
althqugh pretty ,welUntoxJcafedmls.sed
his, , money and, is,eUcd ls' n'ew-uiado
friend by theiec.as.ho, was ruiiulni? un
a palr,of.stalrsiand recoived In return
as'eyc'ro kick, on tiio 'forehead. When1
iio recovereu 1113 friend ' was "gone, and
ho 'returned hbmo to tell "how hd had
&6ea tlio' elephant."1 ( '
Yours truly, ' koDoc,
I'hilaclciuia lUarJtcts.
Friday Evening, Juno 20th.
Thorn' was no materlai'qimnga'to noT
tlco In' 'the, monoyTpi'arket' to-day, .Call
loalns cqhtru'uo t'o'rurq at 4'tof;'per cent.
Pfir annuui." ' ' '' '
Goyornm'ciit',, bonds tb-dny fell off
largely and moro generally than In any
Ono. day for a long time. Tho 5-20s of
1803J old, declined K, tho 1805s, now,
and tho 1807s,cach declined tho loug
0s of 1831 , tho 1801s, 1808s, 'tho new
Cs and tho 10-40a each ,'and the 1872b
Tho local stock market was very quiet
and sales In some Instances wero n f rao
iton lowen State'Os of tho second series
sold ox interest at 107K, and 'City 0.
new, at 104H tolOlVf. Penn, R.R. dlvi
dend scrip sold to some extent at 102X,
do. do. second mortgage Cs at 100H, N.
Penna.- Railroad 73 at 105J4, West' Jer
sey Railroad 7s at',103, Pittsburg, Cin
cinnati and St. Louis 7s at 08, Jtoidlng
Railroad general 'mor tgago reglstert-d 7s
at '103tf,,'LehU:h Valley Railroad 7s at
107; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Cs
nt 89K, Camden and Ambdy Railroad
Cb of 1683 at 04.
Tho Flour market Is dull. Superfine,
$4 00 to 4 50 ;' extras, 83 to 0 Spring
Wheat, extra family, ltd 35 to 0 CO.
Wheat continues dull and prices aro
unsettled. Common and choice rut nt
$1 40 to 1 45; amber at $1 G3 to l C8:
wo. 1 spring nt Si 85, NO. 0 spring at1
W 30, and whlto spring at $1 40.
Corn Is lower. Sales 30,000 bushels,
southern: and Pennsylvania yellow at
81 to 83c, closing" at 83c, and western
mixed at 80s.
Oats are 6teady. Sales 40Q0 bushels
whlta at 05 to 07c, and black and mixed
nt-03 and C4o.
Rye may be quoted at $1 00.
In Cloverseed very little doing, and
we qnote the article nominal at 8)3 to
W4c. Timothy sells as wanted at $3.00
per bushel;
liuttor. Receipts moderate; market
Crni; Now York State and Bradford co.
choice 28 to 30c; western do 23 to 23c;
fair to good 18 to 20c.
Lard. Tho tono of tho market Is firm,
said of western steam and ket
tlo rendered at lX to UXc,
Eggs nro higher. Penna, 2-1 to SOc,
western S3 to 24c. per doz
Paragraphic.
The now telegraph cabjo.ot tho, Anglo-American
Company is completed.
Tho Groat Eastern Is'td leave today this
cable between Ireland ' and Newfound
land, on thd7th Inst.
Tho Rlght'Rev. Bishop James' O'Gor
man of tho Roman Catholic Church,
died suddenly In Cinclnatl on Saturday,
of cholera morbus, nged sixty years.
Albany, July 8. Judgo 'Fullcrton
nnd John L. Hill appeared beforo tho
Attorney General this morning, with an
application to comroenco suit against
the offlceri of tho' Erlo Railway1 -doni--pany,
on account of , their management
Wm. M. Evarts nnd Judgo Shlppen ap
pearfd on belialf df IHa.ArfiSars'in op
potlttom Tho Attorney General reserv
ed his decision as- to ( Whether ho' would
JjringsuJt.
, -Madrid, July 8., General Babala Is
making preparations to renew 'tlio n't
tack upon tho Carllsts at Estclla. Tho
defeat of tho Carllsts In theirattack up
on Teruel on Saturday last was so com
plete that they havo left that section ot
the country altogether. General Morlo-'
nes has been appointed Goierallsslmo
of the Republican troops In Havana.
Washington, JUIy 8. lion. A. G.
Riddle returned hero last evening, and
this morning fdrmally accented tho ap
pointment ot Assistant Attorney-Gen.
to prosccutetho burglary cases growing
out of the blowing up of the safe In tho
District' Attorney's office during tho re
cent Congressional Investigation. Mrj
lliumo took tho oath ot ofllco to-day,
and will commence work on tho cases
Immediately.
Capo May, July C.-ilary Shaw wifo
of Joseph Shaw, ManayUnk, a member
of an excursion party that arrived. hero
to-day, bathed this morning, contrary
to til j advlco of bernhvslclan. nnd 1Iim!
shortly nfter going into tho water, from
Internal hemorrhage. She was much
debilitated by sickness. She was fifty
thrco yedrs 'of age, and leaves eight
children. Whert sho was taken out ot
tho water Dr.. Duffy mado Unavailing
efforts to sa vo her: ' 1
Last Saturday, a man named'Georga
Treple attempted to take his own llio by
endeavoring-to break' .his' head with 'a
stono which no neid In hls'hand. Iio
was unsuccessful,' but afterwards with
a' razor succeeded to'his satisfaction, wo
, IT,, I , ' i.i . ' . '
j.itoumu. J10 ii-uves u who ana nmo
children, -was' fifty 'years' of ngonnd.a1
f u.. !.!-!. . 1 - 1 1 . . .V 1
uciiuuu ujf uiitu. no nveu anarsou s,
Scranton City Journal, ' '
London. Julv 5. Thn, aHnlvprsnrv
of American Iqdspendoniio wascelebra-j
ted at St. Petersburg with a "dlnnot at
tha- United. States Legatloni Minister
uowen presiuing., in XaMUon a lote.was
was given by the lAmerican Minister.'
whoso official resldenco was handsnmn-l
ly aecorated. lt Paris there was a llb-i
eral display of .American flags at the-;
legation and' elsowhero, but' no formal
celebration' took place- I i. t
A woman-who iwas arrested In Troy
a few nights ago oh tho cliargo of drunk
enness said that previous to tho latn wnr.
sho" resided, with her husband and faml-'
ly on a large plnntatldn: lidar .Ponsacola,
xia., owning, oesiues ibu slaves, about
5200,000 worth, .of property.. She and
her husband, whodiad been- brought up'
in Maine, refused to, tako." tlio oatliol al
legiance to; the Southern, Confederacy.
ahd.they wera compelled tocomo North.
All tlielr property, excepting 30,000 In,
n hbw xorK oanm was contlscatml.
With tho $30,000 her!llusband began to
speculate and lostn In 1807 he died,
leaving hcrnlmost penniless. Slncotlmt
tlmo sho has travelled Irora place to
placej Sho says that she otlll has the
Interest of .IIOOOO, wljich Is deposited
In bank for tho benefit ot her children..
Jslx In number, wheii slid dies. Sho savs
tuiib Dim wua iiuuxicmcu wnen nrrestpn '
but drauk only a few glasses of 'ale, in
tending Jo take tho evening boat for
New York. When' arrested alio wa3
smoking a cigar In tho street.
New Advertisements
btico is Hereby Given.
To whom It mav concern. That
Anthony Houserrind Ann" his wifo have
piaceu in tiie hands of tho undersigned
ono Ulack Mare and ono Cow, as secu
rity for tho payment of Execution from
Adam i?eer for $28.11 and Execution
from Samuel Klbler for $20.57.
JOHN DISTLEH.
Towamenslng. twp July 11, '7-t-3w
SPECIAL MEETING OF TIIE
RtnolrlinMorj tt lin Trniiln Tn..
and BuIldlng'Assoclatlori will bo held
at tho Ofllco of tbo.Carbon Iron Co., on
THURSDAY, August Oth, 1874, nt
7 o'clock P. M,, to pass such resolutions
that. will enable the Hoard of Directors
to dispose ot the Monthly Incomo In
Dues, Interest, &o. In tho absence of
voluntary purchasers, or an opportuni
ty to luvest'the same with profit In real
estate. Tlio plan proposed by tho
ioard of .Directors Is recommended to
'the consideration of the Stockholders,
'In tho written application (ZJy.Laws,
Art., IX,, Sec. 3), calling for a special
meeting, to .overcomd this 'difficulty
with which tho Association is now con
tending. A full attendance is requested.
JAC.0B PETERS, President
W. "V. Bowman, Secretary.
Note Parties rcnijttl'ng their dues
by check, should not fall to stamp them.
Parryyllle, July 1, 1873-w?
TT OOK BEAUTIFUL .LO.QK
- ROSY I A Cottle of D,UJtLING'S
ROSE GLYCERINE for Rqughposa of
the Skin, Chapped:nands, &o., only 25
cents a bottle. t may 0.
JOTIOK TO piSHE'ttBIEi.
Th undsrstined hereby forbids 11 persons
FIllog In th,sj portion pf Wills' Qreek ruanlng
turough hit property after this date, under penal.
ty ol thejav.
July 4, 1871. JOHN DISTLER.
TU8T look at her. 4faUl Why I
T .thpught it was, turning qroy? So
It was, until shegot nBottlo of that now
Hair Restorer at Durllug's Drug Store.
JSJ-OTHERS, Look at, that 6'hlld, it
. .5.1? Worm3- Qo r send at once
tpURLING'S Jrug Store, and. get a
bottloof Ills WORM SYRUP." sn nlpn-
sant and yet so suro. may 0
rjjriuomAs a. williams. ,
LADIES' AND OENTLEMEN'S
F8blostla
Boot and Shoe Maker,
Nearljr oprxult th roiUilBce.
BANK STREET, Lehighton, Pa.
IlaTlni commencod lmlne6, obeys, I would
infBtiiuii; nuuounca io ins clllleDS or llilibton
ond Tlclnlty that I am prepared to do all work In
my Hoe In the neateit aud moat tubstantlal man
ner, at price fullr 1a io as tho aame work can
U otained In l'blladelpbla. A aplendW assort.
ment or b'liiLOKKN'S and MIS3KS' WEAR of
j on nan1, A oliclted
im W11.11UC11U11 guaranteed.
- Off- Tho trade supplied with all kinds of
SHOE findin'gs'. '
awowpstprlces. .r Jnl3r4,lS71.
PjENTItAIi II. K. OP N. a.
LUllIQU i SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION.
Time Table of Juno 20, 1874.
rains leaie Lehlgliton as follows:
lprK' '"llauelpula, Easton, c a, 7 J7,
11.07 a. in, 2.27, 4.47 p.m.. . ' '
oU)pCm"Uk " " m'' U4'6-Mnd
1'or Wilkes Harre and Scranton at 10.13 a. m., I.i4.
lltlurninn lavo New Vnrfc. from .t.llnn
tral llallroad ofXew Jersej, foot of Liberty
aireet, North Hirer, at S.U, 0.00 a. m, 12.4D,
4 00 p. m.
Leavo l'lilladelphh, from Depot North Tena'a
It. It, at 7.W, 0.45 a. m, 2.10, 6 15 p. m.
Loaro Easton at 8.30, 10.05, 11.48 a. m, 35 and
Leare Manch Chunk at 7 JO, 11.U0 a. m, 2.20 and
4.40 p. m.
Fo: further particulars, see Time Tables at the
Stations.
II. P. BALDWIN, Gtn, liutngtr Agent,
Julr4, 1874.
BUCKItlAN,
MAHOrACTUKtB Of
Carriages, Slclglis, Buggies,
. and every description of
SPRING WAGONS.
iNearly oppoilto ISaJlo Hotel, Bank Street,
Lehighton, I'n.
RErAIRINO 'PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
At leasonable charges'.
3-Pati-oi as8 Try respectfully solicited, and
tatiiract Ion truat-a.nteed.
Feb. 7, 1874, A. BUCKMAN.
E. H. SNYDER
1L,EIIICHT01V, 1'EXM'A.,
DEALEK" IN
Dry Goods, Notions,
GIIOOEUIES, QUEENSWARE,
Glassware, Hardware, &o'.
May 31, 1873. '
D. CliAUSS,
Merchant Tailor,
: And Dealer In
Cent's Furnishing 'do oil's,
LEilGllToX PA'.- i
Constantly on hand "a splendid stock' of
NEW GOODS,
Conslstlnc of Plain and Vnnv PiniLo
Casslmercs and Vestings.for Men's and
Hoys' Wcnr, which I am prepared to
jhuku un 10 uruer in tno mnst Vaa i nk
able Styles, at short" ribtlcd.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
A well selected stock of French and
Turkey Morocco, Glovo Kid, Lasting,
Kid, Pebble and Grain Leather' Boots
and Shoes on hand, or
fllailo to-Ordcr. !
Of tho Latest Styles always oj hand, at
tho Lowest Price.
Also, Agent for the
American & Grover & Baker
cwiua: MacMucs.
Only Ono Prlco for Everybody.
January 11, 187tt-yl
The undersigned is now selling to the
citizens or veissport and vicinity, the
TIIE CHOICEST
Family Flour $4-.
2ml Cirade- - 3.50
J?i- Cash: I
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Try it I
t3T nlULING of every description
atlteasonablo Rates. Harefiuo taken
to nnd from the Railroad Depots at tho
ouuuesc notice
W.FKLO.TZi
Nearjho Canal Iftldgo, EAST WEISS
PORT, Pa. apr ll-m3
JAVII) EBBGRX'S
Livery & Sale Stables,
HANKSTKEET.liKIIiailTON, Pa.
FAST TROTTING HORS.ES,
ELEGANT CARUIAGES,
Aud positively LOWER PRICES than
any other Livery iu the County.
1ST Large and handsomo Carriages
for Funeral purposea'and Weddings.
XiSist Cltaitc
ron
AN EASYPORTUNE
FD7TII AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF Tim
Pub. Library of Ky.
LIST OP GIFTS.
ONE ORAND OASII.OIPT' . .- ,,1150.000
ONE GRAND CASH .GIFT . . lrjO OOO
ONE ORAND CASH OIVT T .- , 7s!oOO
ONE OltAND CASH OUT . . CoiftOO
ONB.ORANDpASIIjOnX y . , 25000
5 CASH GIFTS, 20,1109 ACH, inooOO
10 CASH GIFTS, 14,000 EACH, 14IIO0O
IS CASH OIFTS, 10,000 EACH, 150 000
20 CASH OIFTS, 6,000 EACH, 100,000
25 CASH GIFTS, - 4,000 EAOII, 100,000
30 CASH GIFTS, 3,000 EACH, 00OO0
60 CASH GIFTS,. I 2 000 EAcII, 100,000
100 CASH aittf, 1,000 EACH,. 100,000
240. CASH GIFTS,. 600 EACH, 120,000
600 CASH .GIFTS," 100 EACH, 60,000
loooo cash aiFTS,- 60 each, oso ooo
Grand total20,000alft.",allcjh . .i,200,000
Price ot Ticket.
Whole Tlckit $ 60 00
IlalTes 2A oh
'Tenths, or oach Coupon ,, .. ,. , 6 00
ii noiexicKeisrer .... 6U0 00
22J Tickets for 1000 00
For Tickets or Information, address1
TUO. E. BRAMLKTTE,
AatsrandMixioEB,
.j - PoMIc Library Building, LonlsTlUe, Ky or
TltoS. II. HAYS 4 CO, Eastern .Agents, ' T'
003 Broadway, New York. . ' nne27
,TOE
PnOTOGBAPIIEB
Uespectfnily announces to tho citizens
of LehlRhton and vicinity, that ho has
OPENED his
New Photograph Gallery,
on BANKWAY, (near tho,Lchlgh Val
ley Railroad Depot), Lehighton,
nnd that he Is now creDarcd to clve our
citizens Llfe-LikoiPlctures at tho most
reasonable rates; '
Particular attention Dald to tahlrnr
,A ,Trlal, Is
solicited.
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Contractor- & Builder,
LGIIIOIITOK, piilN'A
l'lans anil .SiicclflcatlonH
For all kinds'of Buildings mado at the
shortest notice. . .
NO CHARGES 1
Made for Plans anipiflcatfqns.-yyhen
the contract is awarded to the under
signed. A. W. EACHES.
June 14, 1878-yi
npiio undersigned respect-
fully announces that lm is. belter
.prepared than .over lo Buy anCSell '
niacin, '
Calf nnd Sliccp Skins,'
Tallow aud j
Plastering ji,Uf
at Ills OItl Stand," nearly oppdsite tho
pot office, Bank Street, Lehighton. 'a
ISS" The hlgbost cash prices paid for
Hides and Skins.. '.. '
nov. 23. O. E. QREEN4WALP.
"BUY" IT I TRY ITI-Tho'fxudia
--Rubber Plasters for a Weak Back
PURLING has them may 0.
j- novo ucn4ti,
ARCHITEOT. 'U t '
122S. Qth St, Allentdwn, Pa.
Wl!t-fmUh'Pluit,,8plncatlons and Kstlmatea
Slilng f.ot,,of;puut1od pltaUl,olillngs,
fiom, 4h plsiMst.totlja most oUborata: alio!
PrawlnTsrorgtalr,Ifand-IUIIi,e; (Ui? .
WONDEItFUL, BUT TRIIEl
UooU-lllniUlitV;
Ourfrlendsand patrons aro.respect
fully Informed that we have mado ar
rangements whereby wa can rocelvo
books, magazines, music,, &c. for bind
ing, and guarantee the work to be well
and substantially donb at pHces'Ifu'lly
as low as tho work can bo done for in
tho city. Music propcry arranged for
blndlnc and lost numbors of
lurnlshed to complete volumes. 'Send
your work-to the, Advocate office,
P5"
ui iowiu-or Magnoiiftjuaitn
r, . t! "l "'" ""'ft vi anytninccin
that line to beautify the complexion "at
where else. TmavO