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tolSTWCr ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR
AT LAW.,
Ornci, No. 2, Jtfanalon Uouse,
. MAUOII OH UNK, PA.
.nettling Ettatee. Fume Accounts and Orphans
V.nrtfracuoea specialty. .
.. Trial, of Causes cfccetallvattOTdedto.. wral
traasaetlonstn Xagftsa and German, Jan v.
SATURDAY UefeNINO, VlAT 19, I8TT.
Local &nl Personal.
The bare-footed boy Is about.
Fresh Clams at P. T. Brady's.
I(!d cream supplants tho succulent
Xyster.
"Ballot" ba"tS vll betbo sttfe this
eummct.
Efgs are selling at 12 cents a dozen
4n Bethlehem.
A full line of narnburfc Edging at
the Bee Hire Store ot Daniel Graver.
. The Keystone Furnace tet the Chain
Dam, tear East oil, has been restarted.
The millers of AlroDlown have re'
Uuced tfhe prlco of fiour fifty cents per
tiundrtM.
The South Easton furnace was put
In blast last week, and Is reported
33.
10 IWbftW
working linely
r
At West Plttston, Luzerne county
tho other day a youth of seventeen,
tnarrliM a girl aged fourteen.
A silver mine Is said to have been
discovered In Upper Mount Bethel, In
Northampton county.
Muslins at from 5 cents a yard up
wards at the Bee Illve Store ot Daniel
IQ raver.
Light Harness, very cheap for cash,
at .Milton Florey'a, near the canal
brMge, Welssport.
Dr. O. B. Llnderman has been ap
pointed assignee ot the suspended
Dimes Savings Bank at Bethlehem.
The pay of all the officers of the
Lehigh Valley railroad company was
last week cut down twenty per cent.
David Mllson, aged 8 years, was
drowned Jn tho canal, at Catasauqua,
ton Friday of last, week, while fishing.
Daniel Graver has Just arrived
from Philadelphia with a large stock
V)f dry goods, groceries, &c. &a.
Rev. A. F. Leopold, of York, Pa.,
was In town, visiting among his old
friends for a few days during the past
Tho Philadelphia and Reading rail
road company paid 150,000 on Saturday
tat Shenandoah to employees at seven
Collieries.
Bethlehem now buys Its potatoes
Yor 11.25, at which Agere, the Times
tears, the dealers make 30 to 40 cents
per bushel.
Hats and caps In every vaiiety ot
style aud quality, it T. D. Clauss' mer
chant tailoring establishment, at prices
to suit everybody.
Mrs. Cath. Nallln, an old lady of
HO years, of Mlnooka, Luzerne county,
was run over and hilled on tho railroad
oh Friday last week.
Firewood at t2.25 a loadj and a
new ana Handsome lot ot baby earn
iages, very cheap Just received at Sem
met & Gablo's store.
Officer James Griffin, of South
Bethlehem, who recently killed a bur
glar, has been presented with a band
Borne revolver by his friends.
Tremendous slaughter In ladles,
ghl youths' and chlldrcns' boots,
Eoes and gaiters, at T. D. Clauss,'
vans street, iweriigDton. uaii how I
Michael Glaab, who Is supposed to
have broken Into a Scranton inwnlrv
Storei was arrested a few days bin Co
while In attendance at his wife's burial.
"Two Iron ore mines near Topton
are again being worked after a cessation
tot nearly two years. Twenty-five hun
dred tons were shipped to the Lehigh
Valley during April.
lllney b Rowbatham's huckster
wagon visits Lehigh ton apd Welssport
every luesuoy, inureaay anu batur
Hay, with fresh fish, fruits and vegeta
bles of choicest quality.
T. D. Clauss, the tailor, has Just re
turned from the cltv. and Is now Dnen
Ibg an entirely new stock ot spring
goous. lau ana seo mem,
Another Immcnso arrival or
new goods at Nusbautn's, embracing
silks, silk brllllanteehs, granedlhes, lin
ens, white goods and parasols at prices
mat win commana a reaay sate.
J. K. Rlekerthas still a few of those
eligible lots In Rlckeitstown to dispose
of. It you feel like securing a good
homo call and see him He Is also ui-
plying fiour.feod, lumber and coal at tho
lowest rates.
T. D. Clauss, the merchant tailor
Is now receiving an Immense stock ot
spring anu summer styles ot cloths, cas
slmeres and vesting, which he is bre
pared to make up In the latest fashion
at very popular prices for cash.
Stop a Moment. Have you used
in. uoib i oanionino worm syrup
TrV It. It IS rtallrMftll in thn .o-.o
- . ...U hWDIV,
health. olvlrifv If. hhllitrdn. Im.if .ln.ll. .
B--"0 .HltuiEU) uub ucam lu
worms, i-rice a cis. For sale at A
d. Durllns's drug store. 28
Agents Wanted-Can make $3 to
10 per day selling the Centtmulal
Stationery Packages : the best selllne
packages out. Large Inducements to
Agents. Aaaresa, wltn stamp, for In
iniormauon, a, jj. omoteefper,
4t. Bethlehem. Pa,
Gent's furnlshlnc eoods. comnrls,
log -white and colored shirts, under,
wear, collar, neckties, Ac, In Immense
quantities, ana at prices lower than
ever before offered, at T. D, Clauss'
merchant tailoring establishment, Bank
street, Aieuignton
Knitflfll lnrllnllAN ..1 Ala
respectfully invited to call and exam
ine our large and beautiful assortment
m lames' ready-made linen suits, rang.
mg iu price nt irom rj'juu upwards,
Respectfully,
J. T. NesBABM & Son,
If Vcm aro In want of anvthlnc I
the stove, tin ware or liouseturulslilni?
line, call at K. W. Clauss', Kxcliangu
iiuiei Duiiaing. 110 Keeps evrrjllilbg I
uu iiue.aau ee.is at Dotiom prices,
Fresh Clams at P. T. Brady'9.
Our talented friend, P. J. Meehhn,
Esq., A rising young lawyer of Mauch
Chunk, wai In town on Wednesday,
and honored us with a short visit.
Tho Crane Iron Company arc build
ing a hot blast for their No. 5. furuaco
at Catasauqua, tho stack ot which will
be about ono hundred and forty-five feet
high.
There is a prospect that 'our School
Directors will reduce the school and
building taxes each about one-third the
present year. The tdea Is good and
If possible should be carried out.
ncster, Tully land McIIugh, the
Molly Magutres Con tic ted Ot having
murdered Alexander Rea, near Mount
Carmel, bine years ago, were senten
ced to be hanged, at Bloomsburg Mon
day. Burke Downes, a boatman, while
In a Stato of Intoxication, attempted to
board amoving coal train, abovo Mauch
Chunk, on Thursday last week, nnd
fell beneath tho cars, and was faVAHy
lojurcd.
Tho last will and testr'raentof Tieo.
Audenrled, deceased, ot Allen town
ship, lias been filed Iti tho Register's
ofuce at Easton, ana letters testament
ary havo been Issued to William Auden-
rledart'l John Ilonimcl, Jr
Durlnc Wednesday night a collision
ietween coal tralus occurred on the L,
&S. R. R., npar the Welssport depot,
resulting in the smashing of somo eight
or ten empty coal cars and the blocking
ot tho road for several hours.
-Now that the warm days have come,
there is nothing rooro pleasant than a
dellehtful drive through the Mahoning
and Big Creek vallleS, and then David
Ebbert furnishes teams so low, that all
can afford to enjoy this luxury.
A cattle trBln from the West ran
Into a cow on tho North Pennsylvania
Railroad at Rock Hill Stattoo, Satur
day afternoon. Eight cars woro smash
ed and n man was injured. Travel on
tho road was delayed by the wreck.
Scranton Is being Murphy I zed. The
mayor has ordered the closing of all
saloons and places where liquor Is sold
on Sunday. Tho pollco aro held respon.
slblo for tho proper execution of the
order1 under penalty of belug dismissed
from tho force.
Tho body of Philip Rellly, of Fern-
dale, was found on tho Lehigh Valley
Railroad between Allentown and (Jat-v
sauiiun. at ono o'clock Saturday morn
ing. There was a pistol wound in tuo
head, and threo deep cuts In tho body,
The Grand Encampment of Odd
Fellows, of Pennsylvania, in session at
Erie, is said to bo tho largest over held
iu this State. Moro than 1100 "Past
Grands" of subordinate lodges were ad
mitted to membership in the Uranu
Lodge on Tuesday,
A compilttco will bo appointed to
wait upon tho ladles, of Welssuoit au
Lehlghton, asking a Contribution from
them of flowers for decorating tho
graves of deceased comrades, and of
course the ladles will respond most
Uoerally to tncir appeal.
The acrostto entertainment clven
by tho children of the Packerton M. E,
Sunday school oh Tuesday evening last
was a success. The children looked
well and rendered their parts very
prettily, the house was comfortably
tilled, and all seemed to ertloy the exer
clses.
The fow surviving widows nnd or
phans of tho gallant soldiers of 1812
will be glad to Hear of tho increase In
their pensions, which aro almost doub
led, those who havo already drawn
their money fdr the current six months
are entitled to some "back-Bay ''which
they can take without dread ot publtf
ilUannrnhAllnn.
disapprobation.
Rev. A. R. Bartholomew, having
completed his studies at tbo Theological
Seminary, Lancaster, was home visiting
Ids friends during the early part of the
weeK. llo will leave on Thursday ot
next Week to take charge ot a congre
gation at Hummelstown, Dauphin coun
ty. Wo wish our youug friend much
success in his first field ot labor.
Mrs. John Nbthstein. of Plfeasant
Corner, Invites the ladles to call and
examine ber new aud elegant Stock ot
spring ana summer millinery goods
Irntu, bonnets a 1)11 notions of newest
designs ; also, a full line of ladies dress
gcods, Ury goods( groceries, provisions,
&c, bt choicest quality. I'll tits and
musllus at from 0 cents a vard. and all
other goods equally cheap fdr cash I
Our genial young frlehd and Phila
delphia correspondent "Marcutio," has
been up visiting along tho valley for
the past few days, and Thursday after
noon stopped to give us a "shalto.1' He
looked well, and tho amiable etullo
beaming on his countenance told plain
er than words tho pleasure and benefit
he was realizing from his trip id tho
mountains.
The trial ot Michael McGee, tor
complicity In the Langdon murder, was
commenced in the Schuylkill court, at
PutUville, on Tuesday last. John
Lynch, of WIlkes Barro, M. M. L'
Velle, W. J. Whltehouso and Judge
Ryon are counsel for the prisoner,
wlille the Commonwealth Is represented
by tho District Attorney and Ueu.
Charles Albright, ot Mauch Chunk.
Wo aro reliably Informed that
Miner Brothers expect very eoon to tun
their foundry to Its full capacity, having
Just received an order for forty thousand
castings to uu delivered as soon as posst
ble, and contract to bo contiuued there.
after. This contract alone will keep
them iu full blast for tho next ten
months. They also havo contracts from
three leading sewing machine com
panles, all reliable parties of long
btauuiiig. and now illuer lirothers Hi
tend doing all this work remains for
them to say. Uut we are n eased to note
the abovo as an evidence of their future
success.
Summer School.
W. E. Smith respectfully announces
that ho will open a two months' term ot
school on Monday next, May 21st, for
pupils ot tho secondary grade aud up
ward. ' Parents deiiriog to send their
children, will please do so on Monday
morning, mat tuey may be properly
ciassineu. lerins irom uue tu two do)
ars per months
W. I. Peters has moved Into his
new shoo, ncarlv onnoslte Weiss & An
drews, Packerton, Pa., where ho will
be pleased to meet all who aro Iu need
bf boots and shoes of finest make, or
Btnofcers and chowers ot cholco tobacci
and cigars at lowest cash prices. Call
and boo him.
In vlow of the prcsenco of mad
dogs on tho streets of Shenandoah, tho
bnrgesi ot that town has Issued a proc
lamation notifying owners of dogs to
muzzio them until August m. jmow
let our burgess follow suit, and order
the owners of the thousand of yelping
curs of Lehlghton Id mur.Io them.
Upon tho occasion of Rev. J. B.
Whltton's return from Philadelphia,
with his family, the members ot tho
Packerton M. E. Church, tendered them
most agreeable surprise upon taking
possession of tho cosy home provided
for their reception. A bounteous sup
per was prepared, to which ample Jus
tice was done, aftet which a most en
joyable evening was spent by iho pastor
and his friends, in the exchango or
these littlo civilities which tend to bind
with adamantine firmness the affectious
'of pastors and their flocks.
Next Sunday will bring around
Whitsuntide, the seventh Sunday Or
fiftieth day after Easter, a festival In
stituted by the Church In commemora
tion of tho descent of thi Holy Spirit
on the dny of Pentecost. It derives its
English name from tho whito garinehts
which in ancient times were worn at
this season by all newly baptized
catechumens to whom tho sacrament
was administered on tho vigil ot Pcntc-
ttost. Tho name, Whitsuntide, compre
hends tho entire octave or week which
follows Pentecost Sunday, but is most
strict In its application to Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday of that week. In
German It Is called Pfingsten, and in
many places the three days aie kept as
festival days.
At St. Clairi Pa., Tuesday morn
ing, tho Coronor's Jury on the victims
of tho Wadesvillo mine disaster render
ed a verdict. They declared that tho
gas Drought down by the fall of coal
was Ignited by too naked lamp of one
of tbo victims; that the part of tho mine
where tho explosion took placo was
considered very dangerous by both
bosses and men; that the bosses wero
guilty of great neglect In not ordering
tho men to work with safety lamps ex
clusively; that tho owners of the colliery
aro censurable for not complying with
the requirements oftho ventilation law,
as with extra doors tho lives of two of
tho men might havo been saved; and
that Sampson Parton, tho minu Inspec
tor, was grossly neglectful of his duties
In not visiting tho colliery oftener
nnd compelling the owners to comply
with the law.
Sranly Suinali.
n Tuesday afternoon last, engine
15S. with 43 freight attempted to llv a
freight car on to the tldliiigat this
place ; Iho car struck tho swit6i but
tho main train approached so rapidly,
that a collision ensued, knocking the
switched car Into tho bank, and throw
ing the first three cars of tho main
train from tho track, two ot them Hats
having tho wheels knocked from under
them aud depositing their loads ot lum
ber on and along the track. The main
track and the sidling wero badly torn
up. Workomeu were shortly on tho
spot, and the repnlrsvcro made after a
delay to trains of a few hours. No per
son was injured, although tho conductor
had to make " good tlnio" to escape
injury.
UrjUce out the I.ock-uii.
UirA. fellow was arrested at Packerton
Tnn Wmlnnailftl. tiv r!nnctnhla Ina 1
Webb, on a warrant Issued at Catasau
qua, charged with entering a store, a
policeman from that placo was here;
and consented to the fellows being
placed In our lock-up until train time.
Whieh having been accomplished, Mr.
Policeman proceeded to look about town,
having no possible idea that his "bird"
would tako wings. But, alas, in a short
time tho news spread that tho prisoner
had escaped. In order to effect his lib
eration he had Used a poker aud fire
shovel ror turn-screw and wrench, and
takinz the lock from the door, Carefully
replacing his tools and leaving the lock
and fixtures In apple-plo order, ho wont
his way rejoicing, leaving the police
man to lament his misplaced confidence
lu bolts and bars.
lromottoiis.
The following ate the names bt tho
pupils of the Lehlghton schools pro
moted on tho 4th ot May, 1877, the last
day of the term.
fbom l'liiuiiir to Advanced pbihaby;
Werilrr Ifjvit. MeL Proellch. Clmr.fl noli-ei
Wui. iloiliuan. Win. Horn, Uaas, ituut, jownti
llUKar, rri'u jLUKr. aiiuu noons,' ilurvey
Kuoii. Joine Kium. O'Crtr Krum. um. Lmur-
fttrotii. Wui Mcdinainc, EcLAlcUorinick, W04.
lev uumeiuit i,Amu uuim.riut'i.uurvcv Itaoer.
Arthur Hboclc. Osvilio Htout, Joseph rruniuore,
oaviUb Weit- Jotin suyder, Uutieri Bnmzhi-iry,
Francis llachmau. Tierce Tininer, Laura Din.
nutter, I' vo lilutinircr, llaiy Davit, Miry Ko
ucit. Hurati l'rvi Ulla JleborliiiK, i;vo Jllaly,
Alvestcr llunudur, limiuu it uilieran. linen
uoitlirop. Aline .uhwz. Emina Itotn Martha
ltMbtr. Helta btlutim Ida l'ruiuer.KmmAWiitjii-.
bo.-. L lly Wood, Kmiua Ilruegcl, Kumia Froo.
iivu, .tt iu ourr, jiuiium ouiy, ,uimn JlilUSlCK
or, Klla llcuerhuir, Annie ltex. JUache ltnouca.
FltOM ADVAXCUD l'BIMAKV 10 SECOXDAIir.
KmmaOulton. Knima OairiftM. Hiirah UntM..
line Ida Hauta. Iaabel Kruui. Mairinu Imniim-t.
LUiiu Miller, IdaMoulthrop, ltoa.i Newnart,
Simula reters. jum-nucicon. Minnie ltnimir.
Miuulo ltelchaid, Kuinu Souoeno. i:mniu
BcliocU. Mary Suliuch. noun Wortuiau. Vuata
wolm. iiniu waiter, Manilla Warner, Eugene
iiauiiuiouiuur, rruuK vuuery, uen cuilou,
rtmn,., h'.t, KMlT II f lr..l A I W,
David Horn. John Heilmau.'jaincaKoiv. Fred
Miller, VVousier Notlisieiu, i-ruu Uoeu.Frnulc
ecuiuuicr ueoiKu ceiiuuz, uariy btranzuam
i.iuiit ocuuiuiu. oamum vjiieiy, rnoutaa
leuaer.
FUOM HECOKDAHY TO IXTEKMEDIATK.
Wm Tialaer, win Heuerlinir, Ueorco Miller.
Mtllou llox, J ami's Weit. win. Ynaer, i:dwm
Miller, uooreo Jlnukuian. I, 1,. lUye.l. A II red
wuioiuui, tiuitrjr rrounnci. I'laia jirowu
Maria Utade. Kuiiua lluutz. jrAtiripun it-mm
Uly llUlcy, i-imni Kiwiis, Kmniii llilem Fan.
me ijiutiuper, r.auitr jtauer, iuina iteber,
UWie Futzmger, Kiuuu Duiuuu Mary Wert.
FUOM IXIEUMEUlATil TO OllAUMAR.
13v Horn. AKUtlt Nuslau.ll. Klleu Graver
Sarah Delhi, muia Uraver. Klla rjiKiubeimur.
Latkira jiiieui, Kiuiua her. Lizzie Mautz, I.Uy
juskcv, luwuutu uiui'Kui, iit'Wt rM-ntCKIor.
Uuda Miller, Loui-a Tchiioay. Lizzie lluu
eicker,wru . M-jitniuiirrhouiaalteuif.Frmilc
Jiomz. jieurr rjouwuriz, ijuouaru bcuocUA has,
Dovter, Auituatus lleckeniiort,
FltOU OHIHMAUTO 1II01I.
iuoirit Anitr, umer jienz, w easier cuum,
Clara C'lau, Luuiai'lausa, viu. Oberl, AltieJ
i.eui;&ei, luouiua unaiuu, Aluelt itoiuiir,
John blocker. Win, Ifalf. lleury rs'lcholu.
Ilarrr D nllucir. I red llinn. John Miller
'Ihouias lUoiiuop, Ijiuyclui (irnvir, Mary
VVV,'B, UHIWH MVWIWU Mill, OlUUim
Letter from March Chunk.
Mauch chunk, Mnr li. 1877.
Dalli. ess the most remark nblc.t.i Uio most sen
albly felt pbeuomonou ot tho hour t sud. full
allko ly all, 1c Is ot course, uppetnoat In I'vory
body's mlu d. A year or two aco, Unas, hero
at least but ft relative term. Times then woro
not as they had been daring the moro prosper
ous dars of tho Immediate past, but how much
better then than tbey ftro now t And how gladly
all would a'cedpt th itatut of a year afro as nor
mat It it wero only to return t True, men prefer
tobeartho Ills they hare to flylnR lo Others
they know not of. but their patlenoo is being
tried and hopo lApidly vanishing. " Whend'yo '
thlutr. this state ot affairs will endt" "r do
yoa think we'vo reached bottom t" aro lues
tlons almost daily and evory where asked of mo,
but bclntf questions too difficult to answer, all
wo can do is to reply with a shru of tho snoul
ders anfl pass on. Tiuo a worso atnt of a flairs
than now exists can hardly bo conjectured!
yet, culdod by the lamp of past experiences, It
would hardly be prudent to encouiaee nsplrlt
of hope unwarranted by clrcuniotancQA In
your corrocpodOent'a humble opinion. Rtcnter
trials than thoso already past aie yctlu store
tor us before tho dawning of a brighter future.
But how." some will say, ' could you expect
the thousands aiiendy eulTL'rinjr, to live throuAh
thcml" Xvovor mind tho 'suffering thoosautls,"
uu you call l hem t man. that moist elastic ot all
crcatiires, ha never vet been unequal to the
emergency. Wo must tty to iiccomuiodaio our.
self to circumslauccs. become reconciled to tho
timet, and get though as bott wo can. Tht re
may be Bomewhut of a scramble when tho sauye
qui peut Is Bouided.but eo wo aro on the q at vive
we snail nil bo aaved. Thtro Is nothing liko
looiclng at thluira philosophically, in a "lor
wnat is tho nso of repining" sort of a way. It
wlil ward off tbo blues, at least. If I pity, or
rather despise, uny being moro tbau another It
Is a man or good health and tho full enjoyment
of all his Benses and powers, with earnings suf.
nuiwii 10 hvv ( puui uuu uuuy lUBOiner. wno
coutliiaaliy whines becnuso timed aie not as
th-y u )Ud to bo. but anch aro the ways of tho
Wpild, and always barb been. I opine still Itaa
aaaiato airiiis. a lew oars aro. in conver.
satlon with ouo of our pnnoiDaJ oporutora, I in
cidentally remarked to htui, polntlug at two
passing coaMrulnd " well things are not as hard
yet us they might bet at least thero mill an
peara to bo somo Ufa left." ' I don't agree with
you there t I wcu d n.tber not seo a pound of
coal shinned undir existing clicnnistaucest its
Just wttuc lmpovcrlshos all of us. You don't
fuppwjo luai luuroinu juhikiu ui jirominau
this! No, no, far better It would brt for all con.
i-trued If not a car ot cost woie to pass over tho
roads, it would be bettor lor both miner hud
operator; but thu 1M ono oftho inevitable
iiocohsltles of the trade, since It would have coBt
us nearly as mucndoiug deaa work as to con
llnuo operations. Uut thou" I could readily
conjeciuro what he Intended to say namoiy
now ionic suaii wo uu uuic iu aianu una t" "oul
concluding to sporo him tho unpleasmt rcllec
tion faUruptly tninedand lett. aud as I wont
nlonz miiMug over his lmnlieil "huw long Bhall
we uo aoie iu sianu iv i nx xasi ornveu at mo
only possible conclusion, namely, Hint the coal
trade icaily was in a deplorable condition 1
baumeiiugaloi'g, I met an old acquaintance
whoroloieea in th name of "cantjln" nnd for
yrars nod followed, and ttill does, tho vocation
of boatman. We at onco eutcrod into convcrsa-
t ion, anu as no was leauiug aiong u nne span of
muica i ouoiiea asc reiurneu. uaniain i" res.
J Jtt in. he replied. " 11 ow many trips havo you
made this season 1' How many IJuu enough to
aumonisn we not 10 raaso any more ono I
Only ono V Yes, only one, and that was one too
nmuy, I reckon by tho money 1'vo tuuk 1 " Ho
ou unvo 1081 money, eu x es, uy luunaer I our.
'vn coi.nlmled to lose no more. I a Hunt nk-pd
boa tin an' in mo younger days made money ac
runum' the Old hulk t bat, bomehow boattu' is
pmywl.au so I thought I'd quit. I'm Just after
i.imu' mo niuips Luuiu huihu uw, wiiomay
wotlctbeiuon liH farm 'till I can find a buyer.
U goes ktnd o' hard to quit the old ditch, but
then It's tho only way to eavo tho ilUlo I havo
gou That last trip was a Munncr to me a
lioznn mom n' the oumo f-ort 'ml Innrt mo an thn
o.o woman high ana dry lu tho poor-house. Yes,
Djniiu' is uiuyt-'u. ai iius wo scpaiaieu
iin t.i tatcotiiomuiesu) nis sun-in law. i lq men.
tallv calculate how much mv friend, tho cap-
talu, wu-a havo tost on taking tuat cargo to
rbitadolpma, at So cents per load after patiently
walling neatly six weeks for a load, with a team
to Keep and two boys to board I
I next directed my steps towards the It. & H.
depot. The Branch-train was Juit about coming
in, ho I concluded to tarry a fowmonitmu to fee
who should at nve. The tram was a slim ono,
and ot tho to v passengers who allshted there
wai but ono whom I knew, lie was u ievpectu.
bio m ner. one ot the more suhtautial clasvmd
tho fact that ho carried a voluminous vailso
somowhnt attructed more particular attention.
Ho I upproHChed him, nnd while exchanging
tho cutitomary civilities with him queiluU;
traveling, ch 1 Well, yos.tlmcs are ao miserably
bud htreabouta that llhouithtl'd go West to
seo what ml at be dono ont tbeie. "And your
pioperty 1" I askoo, Uh I've sold that i true I
didn't got nearly as much for It as it ahould
have fetched mv, but then lam stisiied with
my baigalu, bilug lhat tuerolsnu louder any
thing to bo aouo t.erc. This region ot country,
sir, U pl.tyea. My ouly regret now Is that I
didn't leave it long ago. The curto of tho At
mighty appears to bo resting upon It- The
conversation now drifted into u different chau
net, and shortly iheru after we fitiuiated. This
man id una of tho luCktr ones ns the ncenmula.
tious of an industrious past will enable him to
start witn bright prospects bf fnturo lndepen.
donee; lint how many flio thero bituaced as ho
lsl Fer, veiy few luaeedj aud just becaaso
mure ata not lmitaio uis exam Die. Ana now
iuitltcul wii nouctioice no tneir lot irom nia I
wni erne onoisauvruacnintcinai luueueuaence
coveieu uy an, uuuuenem vtiu uo iuo uoom oi
the many who neglected to uo as ho did, Mow
thmr hai vest time is nasi! their summer ended I
lAsi us nope inn, appiociauug me lessons
itmcrht in the school ot advereltr. thov will nro.
fit ur rtfut eiierieuce aud yet be enabled to ro.
tilevo their now unenviable lot; aud if the tidu
attain should favdr them tny they take It at
mo noou. jor vi'my " l uoio is a tiuo iu tne ai
fairo of man. which, taen at the Hood, leads ou
to foituue, omitted ail the voyage of their
lives is imjulu iu Butuiuws uuu iu iui6unob. mil
I uisttress, I uiu not in ten a to grow sentimental.
Uuilm the balance ot the aav I mlnirietl iree-
ly with all classes of people i yet ouly to lUton
to a repeuon of tho sumo old story in ono form
or a not ber. Indeed desnoudtmcv auneors to be
the ruling passion ot tue hour. Convorto with
whom I would, uouoepOKe cheeifutiy, while
all seemed to havo a certain dread ot what tue
rumro mitrnt nave in store ior tnem. auq vet.
war chould it bo thus I Why this endeavor to
lender ourselves and even body elite miserable
br niaffuifvluir tho evils ot tno nour by an over-
indDiecnco in cloomv DoaslMinties whou
things are bad enough lis they are and as likely
to improve as they uro to grow worse t Away
then, wHn cares aud anxieties j do what ilea In
vour power, keep cool, take things by the
smooth handle, aud all may yet tie well, ''tor
wnero mere a w.xi mere s a way;-' jk.
1TKMS,
Dr. McCrea la about starting a drnir .store lu
cast jiamu tuuui.
E. It. Viewers. Em., has consented to orato
ou ueoorauou iisy.
Air. J lI.Slewera.who has been fifcrlonalv ill
ior a wetK or tut.ia ttcovuiiug,
Toe real ehtato of the Lite H. P. Yeairer.
wlilbedisi.osedotat Tahlio balo ou tholltb
proximo
The Arion Vocalists ot this nlace will do the
elnguiK at the Mauou Chunk cemetery oubo
The contemplated bllilard tournsmeit. to
taKepisceaitue - Aiauiou" nas ueeu poi
pouou ior sovfrui wveaa.
Comoetitlon betwteu Messrs. Dolan and
Liockeraon enauien Luuucra to uuy tna uuil
r uuaueipuia x noes t u penuy u copy, oeap i
and Muwr. Itobt-rt ilelviilo and A. V. Vauau
da ot ibla piucerassumod tho luarrtage halter uu
I2U) for two trout Is decided It ateen. vet
lb in u exactly wnat Messrs. bam. lUbier, ot
this place, uud ineo. Ocrtu, o! Kast ivlauch
Chuuk, will have to pay tor catching twooi
iuciw ueucouies iu away ureoK,
AlU-r a ve.n'ii vacation. t.nent brthnmln
the tatuhles'aud pastures ot some kind f aimer m
iiiuuoiuug lowuauip, ur. uoiouug'd ponifa
were returned tu tho Doctor's caro and teonfm?
ou Wouue day. Taey luve ao chaiigou for the
ot-ner, iiiatoue woum uaraiy locogu.zj mtm
uo iuvj eamo, o u, itiiuia ix uou"ii.
Only Three IU 100,000,
Rkad, vausb and itnFtECT over the
following: Dr. Coxe'n Wild Cherry aud
Seueka has proved beyond alt doubt to
uo inu uesi ana most wonuenui remedy
ever prepared for the speedy relief and
cure oi uu cougns, couu, wnooping
coun. asihuia, noarsene..wfftU luuirs
Incipient coubumptton, and that terrible
malady croup, llavu you delayed try
lnc It so lonn V If to. cet a bottle cost
lug 50 cU, aud use two thirds of it ; If
not satis tie d teturn the- balance and get
your money back. Can anything be
fairer? This offer has been accepted by
over 1UU.UUU persons uslua this delicht
ful remedy, aud only three bottles have
ever beeu returned. tSold In Lehlghton
ny a. J. Uuriingand C. W. icntz.
Largo bottles ceuU suiallaUa Ito dd
Decoration Dny.
Tho following genornl orders for tho
guidance of O. A. It. Cnmiannd others
tu decorating graves of deceased com
lades, has been Issued from headquar
ters G. A. It.
I. Tn compliance with Hnlos and Ttegulatlonn
and GenerRi Orders No 8, from National Head
quartern. Wednesday, May 3Hh, will bo observ
ed as Memorial Day. when fill Comrades of tho
Grand Aiiny of tho Republic shall assemble to
pay their annual floral tribute t6, and honor
with Vltttng ceremonies tho memory Oltbolr
deoil Comtudos.
II. Let tho obserynncoof those beautiful and
touching ceremonies bo marked with tho usoal
and appropriate, solemnity. Kcmittlug tor a
time our caroand labotsictus dedicate tho
day, to do honor to tho Bllcnt army ot our horolo
aead.
Whllo burring all animosities, heartily wel
coming all evidences of harmony and fraternity
of a re united people, thanking our Hnpremo
Hulcrfor tho peace nnd good will reigning
thronghont our land, still let us cherish tender
ly, tacret lly tho memory ot those, to whoso
manly devotion and sacrifices, wo aro Indebted
ior the preservation of our country.
While wo scatter upon their craves flagrant
flowers ard plant above them the flag tho. loved
bo dearly, let iho example of their actions and
sacrifices, Incita In us anch feelings of a purer,
bro.ider. moro generous pi trio tl cm and of more
determined devotion to oar countiy and her bo
loved institutions.
And whllo wo gather around our Comrades'
graves let us remember tho thousands whoso
unmarked graves are scattered all over the
land, wherever our armies marched or fought,
and In this solemn pi eseaco renew our pledges
to care for mm who lias borno the battle and
the widow aud orphan ot hlra who has faileru
III. Itlstiustod that Comrades will make
every ctTot t to ner uro a moro active and general
participation bv tho public, by lnvitlnK thoco
operation of churches, schools aud societies, but
that i hey will discountenance and tendency to
make the day one of frivolity or merriment.
IV. losts should be cat ef nl to boo that every
soldier'a grtivo in their vicinity, howt ver seclu
ded, is properly decorated. Iu local ties where
there aio no i'osts. It lhoped that others will
periorm thoso teuder offices, testifying thereby
that amid ttie changes ot tlmo they havo not
forgotten tho aoldler who voluntarily gavo his
life for fits cuuutty,
in conformity with tho above General
Order, a meeting of the old soldiers of
Lehlghtbn And Welssport was held In
Llndermau's Hall, ou Tuesday evening
last. The meeting having been called
to order, Solomon Ycakel, of Welssport
was chosen Tresldeut, and Alfred Wit
Ungham. Secretary, Hon. W. M. Rap.
slier then made a brief address, which
was attentively listened to by thoso as
sembled, when, on motion, tho chair
appointed tho following
CbMuirrxR on Arrangements t
A. WUITTINGItAM, WeiSSport,
. Ji.. UUAVKIl, XjCIllKUlOn.
John ouavkr. VrauKiin.
'iHOMis MussKUiAN, Mahoning.
II. II. -MUbSELMAN, Weissport.
II. V. MOimjlMKIl. lA-blgutOU.
Jos. 8. WEBB, Lehlghton.
Tho abovo Committee Is respectfully
Invited to meet at the Lehigh Valley
House, near the L. V. Depot, Lehigh.
ton, on Monday evening next, May 2,1
1877, at 7:30 o'clock sharp, to complete
arrangements, &o.
By the Chairman,
A. Willi TING II AM
Tile Coal Trutlfe.
Tho coal trado durlrJg tho past weok baS given
Indication ot important changes. With tho
opening of the doal year of 1877 there was per
sisleut aud seemingly United effort on tho part
of tho gicat pioducmg and carrying com panles
to rcvivo tho "comhluatlon" of tho pa&t two or
three yearor aomuthing similar to it, by which
UJHtmuo vuuum uu rtueu loauuproi cieuiu
urtcea that would savo It from lore. Kovorfll
proposition woro made and cousldoiod, and at
ono time a hue of po'icy whs agreed upon, but
ior me rriM'in iuuliih yruviuiuua mum uoi ua or
woum uot. ue guaranu'&a n nas Deen auanuon-
ed. or, tutaer.has gradually not Ouly died out of
nonce out it vow moms mat opposuo is to
tokens pace, jnoteua oi conducting tho coal
trade with, bome uuitr of nurnobo and at itrlcnn
that would win ram rdiuA rebMiniibla rtnrn tor
tho labor aud but Iry.the movements durlust tho
past. weeK inoicaie tuat eacu oi tno several com
panics here toi oie in the combination will set up
uuHiuess ior uiuuu bb iuucu com as n can
and at tho Pest prices that may he obtained,
'the policy now indicated Is each for himself.
and Ions, if not ruin, in tho end for all- Tho
competition at pi ettont promised In the supply
or coal renders lower priced, which even now
oiioni nine or no prom, quite pro Da Die. Meet
lnffsdunniftho week have noen held at Now
YoriottJioltadmg paittos, to determine as to
Whitehall bo done ou the Ut proximo lis to
prices for June. At the meetings alluded to the
iteaiuufr iiauroau uompauy mm no represeuia
tlve prettont, aud it was complained against It
that It had. In advance ot the adoptlou of a lino
of poiloy, couiractod for the delivery of very
lurpe amounts ot coat at very low it notluaiuK
prices. Thero seems, therefore, in the absence
of tho IteaalUL', little probability of either unity
or narmouy of action. Indeed, It has all alum:
been believed by many intelligent in the trade
that the Heading lOulroad Company meant this
year to fetand aloof from all cntaucriuiK alliances.
luiujorouio id -pu ii mumv rfiyinjc upou Hi
superior rxcilltles for carrying coat to command
for itself, by sharp competition, a full share ot
business aud of pmilr, if. ot the latter, there
snail bo any. Tho Pennsylvania Coal Company
hai alto had a inpettuK, and oy resolution i lot li
ed lis officer with full powers to act as they
ueem ior mo dcbi mieitii oi ino company, ana
euoujfh Is known to indlcato that lu the near
future there will exist a fierce strife In tho coal
trade, which may result in tempoiaryiow price
to consumers otcoal, whatever mav bo the re
sult to so Die of tne weaker companies. Iho
Pennsylvania Company, wnlch is rich In cash
assets, has heretofore been inclined not to mess
its production on tho market. Dut lately char
Idk that the UeadmK and outer com pan tea were
been Almost exclusively its dwh. It his become
Impatient, and may in time show lti own power
att a compoiibur hl iuvt prices, un iiiouiud uav
tho unaware anu iiuuaon, canal com pa uy,
thronsh its Droai'lent. issued a circular an
nouncing lhat the prices tor coal would be maaa
irom d4 v to day, and IU coat was offered that
day at prices materially lower than the previous
scneuuio rauw. ui cuurwj uio uiucr iximuauio'
understand this as a declaration ot war on tho
Dart of tuat company, ma problem or me ooat
comimules it a very fliiiple one. coveral ot
them can scarcely hope to escape bankruptcy
wiih rml at th urftwiii nnco.and moat of ttioui
are o loaded with debts, Iciues and ohllKations
ot vnnoua kinds that they can hardlv s as tain
tnemselvua, cion wtih coat at last year's prices,
wucutuor weie protectee uy ine vommuauon.
How mi'cu lesri mast bu noned for now in a war
in whifhcachls'Keekinir tu nrotect himsell and
actliig utterly regdidlort of huw much hU
but if the war no her la twrshred In the beirln
muff of the end is near at hand. Tho produc
tion ot coal continues largely ahead ot that of
last year to ttie same time. xeuger, Monaay.
Tdo f ollowiutz table shows tho quantity nt coal
hMitvhiloYct tho L.thtirti Vallev iuiulroau fur iho
wee fudlmi May 12th, 1877 anil for tho y e vs
compuicu w iu iuo buujq nmo iubi ytur:
ltealoua l-oui.
Year
WyomliiK
llazletou
Upper i.ehlh
Denver Mcaduw...
Maliauoy
Maucacbtinlr.
U 2tt M
4S.8-.I7 03
11.912 19
1j,N'J IB
U37 OU
tl,M7r
7,:7S i
tM7 OK
5117iO 03
7ii.6;i im
Ml 1.1
r.i.31-1 it
1,191 Ul
Total....
Last Year...
Incrouae.,.,
Oecreaae....
l.7'7.7Ji .7
1,410.772 6
ItBl'OHT Or COAT, tramported oer WWgb
A buaqu.baniia Divi&iiin. Central it. it. of
Kuw jor.ej' weuicunuiuic Murii. U77.
Total week, 'luiiato
Sblpped from tonf. cwt. '.oni. cwt.
Wroiiumr 31)11114 6011,90 04
l'ouer Lebli:b....
2 B'Ji 05 lil.Vl 10
Bearer Memiow
banuy lluu llruucu..
llax.etou
Muucb rbuuk
Uaaardille
bun Ut uud Judd......
811.11 1 HI 01)
,!ll! IS .7,b3i 11
3H 14 'i.lil Ul
13,11.7 17 .173,110 0
1 14
Total 73.441 114 lAW.IW 15
rroTiouaiyiepoitua iwifOJl
Total to date t.ouo.o 9 is
bauiMnnebutyear 77(.im to
Inereat)., (31,511 01
Decrease
Tbe uext annual moelln; of tho
Bust Pennsylvania Classls of the Ito-
inrnicil unurcli, will uu ni'Jil In 1
link's, Ctiutcli, liaaloir, May, 1373.
! inn II. ,-. ,-M .mi "-Mb
Closing Prices of DeIIavkn &Town
bend, Stock, Government anil Onlil
40 South Tlilnl Street, riilladelnlilii ,
May 17th, 1877.
W.H.d's, iSbJ 11511 bul ll!'4 nsitrii
It, B. s.2.1'8. 18m i.i bul ni-Ki 1
U. R. 5-20', l'C5-J. A Jiil.lllli hid asked
V. B.M0'.18M .....1MH hill IMIi nfkeii
U.n.it.20'a, 180S bid 110 nckrd
ii. ft. lo-io's ml bin hs"j ntcu
If. H. curronoT, 6'8 i.i:5k Mil nhked
U..H. 6 1881, Ebw UIU bill 112a nHVt
U. S. 4 V". now 107U bid KBti no i
ronnsjlvanln 11. It S3H bid 33k naknl
rmiii.AllonllnirK.il It's bid UK nkxl
Lohlgh VMlny II. H UH bid 31 h uknl
Leblgti Coal A Knv. Co.... life bid I8H nkel
Unltod ConHianlonof N. J.lJu hid l)lt ekrd
ntt.,TlluT..AUnir. 11. U. l tnl H osknl
I'hlla. A Krle U. II 0 bid m naked
Kmthcrn Central II. It.... H hid 1BH ndkMl
JIo.tonTlllo l'as. Il.lt. Co. nlj bid n nsiiud
Hold 117 bid 107 .'1 naked
Nott York Markets.
TnunaDAT. May 17. Ftoun Ann Meal. Tin
flour rn.n kot wai very dull, "ml. nlttioaRri thoto
wiii not much procaine to aoll, uncos woroisrf
S5c lower on nearly all (nudes. We quote: statu
nnd Wbtcrn anbertlne, W-SsaT.!1: extra stale.
tt.MtlM, Wrstetn eprlnR wlient eitrna, 7 bSa
ti 2"l on. XX nnd .XXX. $8.Mt9.76i w ntec
wbeatoitins.. I7,75aaK!! 00. XX nnd XXX,
(8.73'atlO; Mlnneaotn ralonf. J.75toll.75i Cltv
abinblnff oxtraa. 17 7feJ8Jf j Pontnorn bakcrt.'
nndianiUy bratirm. t9 33'alil)i.0j Koutlim 'MP
riiiK extra., laueti. Corn meal Veiorn,
,3.i'S3.(10.-llrandywine, ? i 85585s no. . llye flour,
(S 753f0 40. Wheat Jopd, aiIJ2.l ftton.
ORAIS-Wheat dull And nomlnully. sabclow.
or; snlea 10,000 buab. oC ungraded aimnR ut (1.00.
We quote: Rprlnc Nb. 1, itDJali Mllwonlco
No 2; 1. 87'al.80i Cfllbnteo No 2. tLSHttUS;
iijected nnd No. ,3, eprlnir II w WJi.77: red win
ter. 4i.Oal.l)5; nfiiber . do:, 2a2.10. wblte Co.,
j2i2.S() t buah. Incunn corn 23c. luwrr, but
cloa"d at aouio recovery: aato oil tbeapot, 101,.
irobusb., HtOilJfOSIialor ncwniixod. and7Ha
19c, for Southern yellow, Jor future dcllvei y,
SG3.000 buab., tnclurimit ftearacf mixed for May,
01I0640. do., Juno. olBfllKo., nlro., Mill nllxod
for iloy at 05 H aOCO., and Juno at 03't W.tc.
l'lillnilelpliU Markets.
TnunsDAT, May 171 FLOUit akd Mbal.
Flour la In better domand but prices ore lower,
sales of ifrOo barrel t'enmy ivanta extra at $-ifd
18 2j Wontorn do. at about 17 50; Mlnneaota et.
tra family, in lota, fair, nt I9.S.1: irond, at J9.5U;
choice, nt I9.C2W' faDcy. at 0.75OI10; do. ilo. U.i ;
pateut.vrry choice, at 112' rennvlanla do. ao..
fanoy, nt 81oaiM.i5; Mi.NMirl. at tl".7S; ami
iilBn uradea. Hi lota, nt 10a12. .Ilyo Flanrla
rather irrecii'an wo quote nt t3.TT!Jt3.J 1.
OBAI!. Wheat la dull and lower. Halo of
3000 bushels 1'cnnaT'ivnnla nud Bouttrfrn rod at
JSJ2.0S; 110. ambor nt !-M0, Inlr and cholc"
whllo ut .2.15. Hyola lower, with aaloaoH'JQ
bnahela Ohio, at f 1. Com Is du.l uud lowor. anil
witbaales nf 23O0O buslieia J'onnaylyama nnd
Western yellow. In the encs and irraln depot, at
663098., and Sontheru white at 07o. andaaitnt
CDiaro. Oata ilo not iuovo very tree!-out
vnlaoa are steady. Hale of H MO bnabo's Went
ern wMto. fair and enolec, nt 6550o.; f euuayl.
vaniaat S3ttsti.
Special Notices.
E. P. KUnkel's Witter VTlilo bf Iron.
This truly valua'jlo toaio lins been so lhrr
onijhtyttwtfd by all cias09o thocommnnlty
that ills now deemed Indispensable a aTomu
mrdicine. It cost a hut little, purifies the blood
and Rivestdno to tho stomncli. rcnoTates tho
system and ptolonaa lite. Kvervbody ehonhl
have It. Forthoturoof Weak Ktomach, Clou
oral Debility Ind cestion, l)lseaies ot tho
"tomach. and for all castw rofjuirlima tonic,
lllis wine Includes tho ino.-t aKieeahlo aud em
cent bait ot lion aiObeei8-Cttrato ot M acne Ilo
Oxide, combined with tho hiost enorKOtlo o
vcffctahle tonics ellow Terih lan Hark.
Do yon want Fomethinff to sirengthen you f
Do you ifr.mt a Kood appetite 1
Do you want to fret rid ot nerv
Do yon wrmt energy 1
nervousnoss I
ln vnn want tn Hlfm wel. 1
Do vqu waut to bulla up our constitution 1
Do yoa want to feel wimI 1
Do vou want a brl'k and vigorous foeling t
It you do try BIITKH WIND
OF I HON.
I only ask a trial of this valuablo tonio.
Beware of rouutcrielti; as Uunkel'i Bitter
Wiuo of lion Is the only sure and effectual rem
edy In tho world for tho permanent cure ot
Dyspepsia and DebiUty.aud a them aie a mim
ber of imitations vurcd to the public, I would
caution the community to purchase none but
the cenulne article, manufactnredby K. F;
Kunkel, and hflvintrhls atamp on rhe corkot
every bottl,e. Tho very fact tnst others ato nt
tempting to imitate this valnibio remedy pi o va
Ha ucirtb and speaks volumes lu it favor. Hold
ouly lit tl bottles, or ulx botllea forfl. Try
this valuable mediclno and boconvinceU of Us
merits. Hold by druggUts and deaieia every
where.
Tape M'drm liemovcd Allyc-
nand and all complete, in two honW- No feo
till head paes. Heat, Pin and Htomsch Worms
removed bv Dr. Kunkel, y North Ninth St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. tiomi for circular with a trea
tls on ail kluka of worms; advioo free. Aak
a our drwglat for a bott'o ot Kunkel's Worm
Hyrup, which will do the work. Price 91. It
never falls to remove all kinds, from chlidrea i .
or grown persons. Directions with it. nay
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
.HDU'llCIUDU.IIU.IUJt UCCI. CIIU.UCUU, DU1.
ed oi that dread dlaease. CouaumpUon. by a aim.
rjleremedi', la nnxloua to make leuown to lili
fellow nufferera tbe rdeaua ot cure. To all woo
dean e It. ne will aond n eonv ot tbb preacriptlon
uned, (treo ot cbarok wltK tbo direction, for
:rcparinff auauiiuK ine earn?! wnicn tuer win
Ind n sdbb cukie tor Conauinntton. Aathma.
llroncbma. &o. i'aitles wlsblng tbo nteacrtp.
lion will pleaao addro 11ET. K. A. WILSON,
194 l'enn-st., WilUamaUurali, K.T. JinlJ niO
Errors of Youth.
A nontlemin who euffb'red tor veara from
t-ffocts ot vouthtul Indiscretion will, for tho sake
of suffering humanity, send fro to all who need
u, inq recipe ana airccueus ior mating mo
simple remedy by which he was cured, buffer,
ers wisblnit to prom by the advert ser'a experi
ence ran do ao by addressing, in perfect contl.
dence. JOHN 1). OGDKN,
j a ii 13 mo 4Zi;euar.Ru.lHow Yorir.
PIMPLES.
I will mail (Freel tbe reclne for nrenarlnc
almple Veoetaulf. IUlm Unit will removo TAit,
ntECKLKS. l'llIl'Les and BtxTcifES. leav
lngtbe akin eott, cloar and beiutlful: alaoin.
atructiona tor produclnir a lutarlaut growth ot
balr on a bald bead or arnootu face Address
lieu. Vandell A Co., lloi Mill, No. 9 Wooster-et ,
Mew York, Janl3.m
FINANCIAIj STATEMENT of thri
Supervisors, THOMA0 SOLTaml
JACOll ZIIKIKNKUH. in Account wllh
kiunkuk TOWflbiiii"; caTDou county,
for tbe ycarlKbi
To amount of duplicate's .' 11531 I
lo caan irom aunary peraons a.
uerrecitpta 230 74
By labor oDd material and re .
tmlnnic road. n4 01
fly elonerall'ina 23 13
CoroiulaMon for collecting;...' 74 12
" ltecelpU. onieiv, &c SB 71
II7C3 00 173 10.
1723 W
llaimce duo townahtp. I 31 n
TINANCIAU STATEMENT 6t 111 6m
aecra of tho Toor. TUOSt A8 SOIT and JACOB
EIOENPUH, In Account with -ittr7ltl,Ir
TOWSSUII", for tho year I870i
Tofmiinnt of dnpllrvttes .. $ 454 83
Uy amuuut ot reeelpnr aud or.
ilira.. :,.) in 19
Ilyexoiientiuna.,....' 7 71
' CuunuiiaHiu for coliecunic.. Si 69
tlU 79 454 85
t 3 91
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We, tbe UDdralffned Audltora of Franklin
towiubtp, Orbon euuty. tbi.xb day et April.
in,, ec-iinmed the above nroonuta uud fnund
tbe eamo correci lo tbe best ot our fuowiodco.
bTKl'UKN bOt r, J Auditor..
Slay 3, 1S77-WI
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vrOTlCE Notice la hereby g
N tiiat 52. II. UOXO . n,o longer
Agent for TILOIIM.VN Atl.Nhn. Aaalmeeot
mudlonv. Ti.eMud aKrucybaa beenrevokeil
and 'cutirelled more tbau nu. year aeo, aod alt
eruia lffilcbtwl to, ll. pilor to April,
e, i7ts uiutftmaico p.ymeui to, aud tranaacialf
bu.inewi witu iuu uu.ur.ii'ni.u peraooaiir.
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