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SATURDAY MOhNINO, ADdt'ST 4, 187.
Local and Personal.
The days aro perceptibly shorter,
si Therb arc no vacant bouses In
Slatlngton.
Tbe dog days villi end cn the 25th
or August.
August 15th closes tbe trout flsh-
lne season this year.
i,,. The question now Is, who has besn
benefitted by tbe strike, 7
. Qovernor's Day M the Permanent
Exhibition August 25th.
A sheriff Is the only officer to elect
a Monroe county this year.
. P. A. German Is closing out his
ttock.of boots and shoes at cost.
All Is quiet In railroad circles In
V&llentown, and no trouble Is nppre
bended.
k , Samuel McLean, once District At'
Jtorney ot tbls county, died In Yirglnla
recently.
ii.. Mr. 5. T. Nusbaum Is repairing
the dwelling house, owned by him, on
Banlrtreet, ,. , ... ,
r-rYxoU A. 1'. Horn will return to
lleyecsion on Monday, bis vacation
having ended.,,
About 100 special pollco were dfc
tailed tor duty, It deeded, by bur liar
dpju laat Saturdavl
n - ( ( .tl,
, An attempt wa mdd.e ti few, nights
ago, at Reading, to burp the ItCading
ltaiirpaa (Jo's steam torge,., ,
, "" John Spati, of Berks, county, aged
03 years, died n taw days a no. He
eaves a wllo with whom he bad lived
71 years.
Much apprehension was mnnlfes'
Jed by some ot our " young blQ.ods'Mest
(be lager crop should (all on account of
tne strike. ....
Hats and caps In every vatlety of
tyle and quality, at T.J).- Clauss' mer
chant tailoring establishment, at prices
to suit everybody. ,
ti.r-T. D. Clauss. the tailor, has last re
turned from tbe city, and is now. open
Ing an entirely new stock ot spring
goods. Call and see tbe.ro. , .
v Ee7If you owe. for thlsv paper, we
ivrould be pleased It you would remit
tt)p .amount now. We need money
"rnuciiiy" at mis lime. jB3 , . ,
ii, r-.The railroaders of this town exbib
Itcd a very peacable and conciliatory
demeanor throughout the strike, for
which they deserve much praise.
-r Beautiful I When you go trrMauch
Pbunk.1 don't fall to call at . uJt
cnbach's near Broadway House, and
see bis beautiful wall paper, &c. ( (
,r-,Xot,TflltiJtandlng the magnltcd'pvot
tha.recent great railroad strike, Da,vld
tbbBCt still continues to hire out hand
some yearns at unusually low rates. .
,, Tremendous slaughter In ladles,
gents,' youths' and chlldrens' boots,
boes and gaiters, at T. D. Clauss,'
Bank; street, Lchlgkton. Call now I
. .Northampton county builds two
pew bridges, ills summer one ot them
across Ilokendauaua creek, at Stemton'..
Proposals aro Invited for both Iron and'
wooden Drldgcs., t
, Mr. William' Zahner, ot this place,
enelneer on tha, L. V. It. II.. moved
out' ot the Packerton yard, with the
prat coal train attr tbe strike, at 11:00
a. in, Tuesday, fcr the Coplay furnace.
J,, K. iilqlter.tJb'as still a few of those
eligible lots In lyojiertstown to dispose
of. . it you feel like! securing a good
home call and see Mil He is also ann.
Plying flour.fecd.lumber and coal at tbo
lowest rates.
Now Is a cood time, to put In vour
nlete; coal, the prlcenow being fully
as lflTfAsCtt will be. Semmel & Oabel
h'n.ve, Just cqclyid 200 tons, which they
ato,,selllng very low. ,Call and leave
your order and learnprlces.
T. I). Clauss, the. fnerehant tailor
is now receiving an Immense stock ut
spring and. summer styles of cloths, cas
e,lmere4,ao.d veitng, whlcS be Is pre
ptre4tO(maVe,up In the latest fashion
at very pppular jp;lces for cash.
Gent's furnishing good's,- eomprls
Pg' white and colored shr,ts, under
wear, collars, neckties, &c, in Immense
quantities, and at prices lower than
ivcr before offered, at T. 11., Clauss'
f-cant tailoring establishment, uank
E-jft. Lehlghton.,
hfTha .Kil l. ... ..i.nn.nil will. 1 1,
ssport Kvaneellcal Sunday school
I. bq,takeu;to a'ui frqm t,he Keunlon
blch Gap, on Tuesday next, on
ii bj tbe canal, leaving Welseport at
uua.m. ine cnuareo ,wiu ue wen
u:en cure oi pu.ine -trip, and are
rejoiced at the prospect of their
$50 KEWARD.
Lost, on Thursday after
noon, August 2d, botweon A.
Duriinc s aruf? store, in
tliis borough, ,an,d tbd,Big
i i i j r. i Vi T l
ureeK onago, uojuuu jcuui
uck's, a rocket Uook con-
. . i r-i i' ml i
amine aDouc no. xno
above reward will be paid to
any person who has found it
and will return it to A. J.
Durling, at Lehighton. '
Wanted, everv ono to be free from
Pimples, Blotches, Bolls, etc., which'
can t'b done by purifying the blood
with Dr. Hull's IJloou Mixture, useu
everywhere.
Tho annual meeting of the State
Teachers' Association wllUbe held- at
Erie on tbe 7th, 8th and 9th Inst. Ar
rangements have been made with the
railroad companies lor iiib iruuspuiui
tlon of teachers at reduced rates.
Tbe Centennial Slate Company has
now on hati'd 1,000 squares of their cel
ebrated Guarantee Blue Hoofing Slate,
whhib. they will 6ell,.ot lowest mantel
prices. For furtlicr particulars nildress
F. P. Semmel, Sec'y, LehlEhton, Pa.
Jolin Brattou, supervisor of the
Shamokln railrcnd, while proceeding to
his home In ubury, one nignt last
week, was ntteckfid with clubs by sevii.
ral men. lie was rendered Insensible
for two days. No cluo.tp tue assailants-
Mrs. I. 1. Iiecntei, ot iremoni,
who committed suicide In February
last, has been proved to have been In
sane, lier .lire was insured in tne u.
13. M. Aid Society of Fenna. for?5,UUU.
Her husband wlll.xecelve the money. ,
The hired man of GeorgS Schwenk,
of Albany township, Berks county,.the
other day started out on tne mountain
ta hunt for a lost sheep, and got into n
den of rattlesnake hunflreds ot them.
lie shot several, aud men ucai a re
treat.
Music teaching appears to be about
as thriving a Business ns any we wot oi
at this time., this irom too met mat
one of our handsome professors' was
strutting around with snow suit rroiu
the popular. clothing establishment of
T. D. Claui3..on Thursday.
-The lailroau troubles of the past
two weeks did not nfffct travel and
traffic on tbe Berks and J.eliljjh railroad
a branch of the Reading, It. It. The
trains were delayed a little, but not to
such an extent as to interrupt ousi
ness. Owine to the burning of the
bridge on tbe Lebanon Valley railroad
the lleftdlng furnaces were cut ou irora
their supplies of limestone, ana as ,c
result they are getting them from quar
rles along tne line or tne ntiove road.
A. letter from Miss Tilllo Wclden
he(ircr, who recently left this place
with her mother for Washington, Kas.,
(n which she states that they like their
now home very much, and would not
return .to Lehighton to stay. Tim
family aro all In the enjoyment of good
health. i.Tlio crop of grain la good: oats
yielded from 70 to 80 bushels to the
ncre;,coruls eight feet high and the
ears a foot long), pntnloes ,are plenty,
and d ylpld of 80 bushels to the acre Is
expected. , Go west, young man. I
,,-yrhe Iron .works , In Danville and
Ecrinton are Idle, says the Journal,
wlt,h no. present prospect of resurop.
flori. ,,Tlie big engine of D., L. & W.
Co., Willed, blows' the blast furnaces,
was stopped by tie men,. while tho
cupolas were full cf Iron, whlch-tf al
lowed to chill there Instead of being ruu
out, will entail a heavy loss on the Co.
The puddling furnaces were also left In
the same condition, ,ih1 many of them
Win nave to co torn down and rebuilt
before work can be resumed. The
strike of the miners, If fully Inaugurat
ed, will probably continue for' a long
time, as the market U now overstocked
with coal, and the com panics aro not
anxious to ship coal under the present
condition of the trade. That reasoning
men will be foolish enough to strike un
der such circumstances, seems hardly
posslolo, wlien-tuey know It can rinly
result In starvation and disaster to them
selves and all around them. We bc'pe
wise counsels may prevail. 1
A mass meeting of the miners or
lhe,Bet.ver Meadow region, numbering
about 800, was held at tho ball field at
Jeanesvllle on .Tuesday morning. Mr.
James Lents, ot Audenrled, was chosen.
president ; Messrs Jas, Trevaskls ami
Henry Wear, of Beaver Meadcw, wer'o
chosen secretaries. The following were
theo.appolnti;d as committee on resolu
tions : jJanici iteynolds, Audenrled
Andrew Rhoddy, Yorktnwn ; John Uea.
rolsh,. Beaver Liinok : William Hughes,
Jeanesvllle ; Evan Evans, Coleralne ;
Tlios. i revenia, Heaver Meadow. Dur
ing the deliberations of the committee
the meeting was addressed by the Hon.
Richard Williams, of Audenrled, In a
calm,. earnest and sensible -speech ; then
by Ii. McGarvey, whose little speech
was a. conglomeration of rights and
wrongs pretty tough to comprehend.
Hazleton Sentinel. ., .
On Saturday night about C o'clock
a most cowardly raautt yvas couuultttd
on Tlios, D. Davie?, of Drlfton.. Ashe
was returning hointj threo ruffians
named Edward MrheVer, John and
James Itilev. laU of Dealer Meadow
uui now living at jcouo, im waning
for mm in a lonely rait of. the road
and, on hU approaching then), attacked
nim, Dealing nuu lernuiy witu "mines,
lnHlctlng ,severe cuts, and otherwise
bruising aud beating him. But happily,
before thsy had completed their deadly
aim, tuey were disturbed by tne nn
preach of eiiuo parties who wero going
to their homes, when they Immediately
decamped, l),at wero caught alter a short
ruu. When' D'avles was picked up lie
was lnsensinic,.and could not be reeo
nlieil, as he was one mass of blood
The three ruffians were afterward
brought before Thumas Dobison, iuslleu
ot the peace,. and after a hearing were
committed to Wllkes-Uarre, unless they
could Hud $300 ball each. Hazletou
Sentinel
Do not stuplfy your Baby with
Opium or Morphia mixtures, but use
Dr. Hull's. J'auy Syrup whl:h Is alway
safe pud reliable and never disappoints
3 cent?.
Lottcr from Mnuch Clinnk.
MAUCn CHUNK. Ang. :, 1S77.
The prevailing strlko. still continues
to bo tho all absorblng topic of conver
sation, and tho questions how and when
It will end ? are at tho tip ot nearly
everybody's tongue. That It will end
disastrously to the very class or parties
who instigated It, nobody doubts ; and
that'll and its. consequentprelgn of an-
arphy will .neither be euuereu to last
lopg nor toxtend, are predictions suf
ficiently warranted by tho sound com
mon sense, of the more substantial mass
es, who are not yet ready for a 'divide.'
Indeed, Its Inglorious, end U already Ipit
a question of time Its dcnth-knctl.wai
sounded when tho monster raised, its
ugly head at Pittsburgh. It's doomed
to die, be It easily, or In mighty Strug
gles and convulsions, and the enormi
ties of every hour are but calculated to
hasten the period of Its existence. That
military assistance has notireauy been
colled''Jn Is sadly to be deplored, but
let us hope that it will bo an wojmoro
effectual when invoked and rendered.
The patient evidently needs both purg
ing and bleeding pills of lead and
sabre lancets ; aud being .sick', very
sick, he should recclvo Immediate at
tention. .Reasoning will no longer dg,
and proclamations have ceased to be
anything but a piijllatlye,' Dangerous
diseases fre.duentlyn,requlra desperate
autldotes, .and thg . cnly, remedy at all
calculated! to euro tho patient and arrest
.the further, spread, of the disease, U a
strong preparmum ui ieuu. .imium'
Dane and scranton are said to ue uatny
Infected and an extra supply of' leaden
pills sadly needed there. But why
sneak loucer In riddles,- Instead of
plalnly.to.iho point' .it's a sua state
of affairs that wo havo arrived at. And
can It bo .possible that this etato of
things Is to continue? God forbid?
Law and order must be maintained, and
that they will be In thls-lmmediate vi
cinity we have every reason toljelleve.
That our people, aro In eat nest .upon tho
subject was plainly, visible at Saturday
evening's meeting fix, Oak Hall, wliei)
80 good menvatidlrue enrolled unde.
the banner cf law and order lu less
than 15 minutes ; indeed so fast that
tho secretary of the meeting could
hardly pcu tho name of volunteers as
rapidly as they were announced. That
these 80 aro mostly individuals wllo
have seen some service in tho tented
field, Is another circumstance that
speaks encouragingly for tho peace and
qulebot .Mauch Chunk. On Monday
evening these 80 men divided Into two
companies', had their first drill In the
Jall-yard. . They have been drilling
there every, evening since, andi com
posed of the very best of oaterlal as
both companies are, they will pot be
long In making good soldiers, ready to
sacrifice life iu the cause they have
espoused. , 4 .
The unexpected appearanco on last
Monday morning ot fifteen Punqbscot
strikers at tho Jersey Central round
house caused qultet an excitement iu
town when their, presence became more
generally known. .A, sheriff's posse be
ing taken up, tho regulators, dispersed,
and the several engines departed un
molested, . -,
On Tuesday your correspondent en
Joyed a trip to L. & U. Junction on the
L. V. R. R. Co 's pay-car. He found
all quiet along the line, and also,. learned
tljat but few railroad men had parti
cipated In the recent disgraceful nets of
the mob at YVIlkes-Barre.
Tuesday evening's arrival here of a
L. V. It. It. passenger train with a co
pious mall and heavy exptess, was hail
ed with delight by all. It was the first
train that ImU arrived by that line since
Frjday, and brought tho firtt regular
mall received here in a week.
js at was.cenernny Known mat rail
road communication north would be re-
pened, or at least attempted, on the 1st
lust., much curiosity was felt on the
evening of the L! 1st Inst, respecting the
probable result of the r.tternpt. This
curiosity no longer exists, ns it was
very generally Known, last evening that
tne running or. ne trains uau been in.
tenured with uy the rabble at Hilkes-
Uarro, by whctrit onetiof the tragus (a
help to tun the trains, as four men
could easily be found where one is
needed. That the late strikers are held
at a fearful discount In tho company's
estimation, you may Imagine, and many
a foolhardy Individual who for years
has subsisted on thb L. V. It. R. Co.
will vainly look for future employment.
Hut this will bo but serving the foolish
men aright.
Your enterprise In publishing a sup
plement on last Mouday Is highly com
mended by all here. ,
, TutjnsDAT P. M.
Tho excitement existing this forenoon
Is somewhat abating, nil having,vjdent
ly made up ilielr minds to accept the
situation with .becoming grace. The
11:15 ft. m. up passenger train was only
allowed to proceed to l'cnu Haven Junc
tion, where all passengers lor points
along the branches changed trains as
usual. .
Business here Is alrffost'at a complete
stand, the only activity being lu the
lino of necessaries, which latter even
are being purchased but , sparingly.
True, most men strive to tako things
philosophically, but a certain amount of
uneasiness Is nevertheless easily dis
cernible In all. And no wonder, since
It Is nexti to Impossible to conjecture
what a day may bring forth.
Over In our sister borough much bick
ering exists concerning tltO appointment
by the Town Couucil of nn extra night
police force otveight men, to which
whether from motives ot economy or
on account of sympathy with the strik
ers, it would, be bard to tell a certain
element there are most strenuously op
posed ; henco thi bickerings. It is
doubtful, however, whether their oppo
sition will cause Council to revoke an
order which, by all sensible persons, Is
considered ns a move lu the right direc
tion. On the whole it Is Just such nu
opposition, and no more, than one must
expect to meet with In a oue-horso
borougn. - , - .
xours, etc.; w. a.
Latest by Telegraph.
bpcclal to the CAimoN advocate.
Tear up tile Track.
Pittston, Aug. 3 The rioters. are
tearing up tue track at this place, bav
ing becomo exasperated on account of
the slipping through of No. 2 passenger
train on tne i,enign Valley k.r.
,. ilegulr.rs at JInncll Chunk, i
Tamaqua, August 3. 250 regular
troops passed through hero cn route for
Mauch Chunk last night.
Ml iter a at Work.
nAfiBTON, Aug. 3. Coxo's mnn,nt
ther Drlfton mines, resumed work this
morning.
r-r 1?
Poor Proapeota for Reaumptlon.
Jj!AsviLLK, Aug. 8 The pros
pects for resumptioirof work lieroi lira
very poor. 'The men will hold another
meeting to-day,
Still Out.
UrrEn Lnmoir, Aug, 8, Tho mln'
crs here are still out, with no Immediate
prospect for resumption,
Kcauincd Work.
Jeddo, Auk. 8. Tho miners hero
have. resumed work on the old basis, no
concessions having been made.
Strike Ended.
IIazleton, Aug. 3. The strlko on
the Hazleton division of the L. V. RR
ended, yesterday. No trains were run
on the' main -line north of Peon Haven
unction. No trains were run on I,. &
road, with the exception ot the Tarn-
aqua Branch.
down passenger) was still held( and
that on the Hrtzletou branch also tiitraln
Kid been Interfered with by obstructions
placed on the tracic. i
Ou the wlmte it appears as It a xo
sumption ot. railroad traffic, without nd
equate military protection, were an I in
possibility; hence an almost universal
yearning for the. appearance ot the
miwlf.twiprlpil linva In hlnn. . .
Shortly after the r'eceptl6nMo' tho
news hereon aiondajr morning that-a
largo procession of t(rjklug miners was
Hearing Nesuuehonlng with au- evi
dent desigu ot Interfering , with the
wurklng miners there, Sheriff Kauden
bush summoneJ a pesse for service In
that quarter, and at half-patt eleven
o'clock forty-one men, armed cap-a-pie,
were aaseiuoie(u in irouior not). John
Lelseurlug's grounds, anxiously await
ing Hie order to march. But tne order
did not arrive, as all fears had mean
while been dispelled by u compromise
according to which the miners were to
cease operations, but dead work was to
proceed unhindered. At 13 o'clock the
posse as dismissed, the arms wern re
turned to the county Jail, and Die mut-
ley array ot. warriors wete soon on their
way homeward, rejolciug over their ex
ceeding good fortune.
At this writing ( lliursday forenoon)
all Is 'juiet, but the feeling anything
but buoyant, ns last evening's intelli
gence from both Wltkes-Uarre and
Scmnton Is considered rather alarmluu
Telegrams just in from tho Beaver
Meadow region represent things a!
rather quiet there aud the miners deter
mined to resuma work If the railroad
company will but furnish cars for the
shipment of coal, aud as the L. V. R,
It. Co, have already despatched a train
iu mat direction) a speedy resumptlo
lu that quarter miy be looked for.
There is as yet no iudlcation that
through passenger traflio will be re
suiued on the h. V, R. R, to-day, as It
is considered advisable to wait until the
military shall be in possession ot the
riotuus districts in the Wyoming region
aud the safety, of all passing tralus as
sured. There will then be no lack o(
Kzcuraloii.
On Tuesday, August 7th, a special
train will bo run on tho Central Rail
road of Now Jersey, from Mauch Chunk
and Lehighton to Craig's Park, Lehigh
Gap; to attend the Sunday School Ro
nton. For tickets apply to Iter. 1. W.
Ycakel John P. Kuebler, Frank Day,
Charles Neast and John Swartwood,'-of
Mauch Chunk, on or beforo August 4th.
Tickets, round trip, 30 cents.
tScnslhlo.Advico. You aro asked
every day through tho columns of news
paper' and by your Druggist to use
Komethlug tor. Dyspcpsja and Liver
uompiaint that you unow nothing
about, yqu get discouraged spending
money with but llttla success; Now, to
glvo you satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower wilt cure you of Dys
pepsia aud-LWer Complaint with all tta
effects, such as Sour Stomach, Slcl:
Headache, Habitual Costlveness, palpi
tation of the Heart, Heart-burn, Writer-brash,
coming 'lip o( food, after
eating, low spirits Ac, wo'ask you' to
goitd your Druggist, A. J. Durling;
and get a sample uoltie or -ureen's
August Flower for 10 cents and try It,
or a Regular. Sle for 75 cents, two doses
win renevo you.
The Coal Trade.
The coal trado la very much unsettled last
now, but we hope and tlilnk we ete a brighter
future for It, aa woll as for all most allotner
traffic. This paper baa sUadllr, week by week
for tbe past mouth, contended that tbe prices of
coal in tbe market were lower thin tbe actual
eel of prodnctlon, and that, consequently, no
ni'st a'ie could bo mudo in at onco laying In the
ainnly necessary for domestic uses next winter.
This Buggestlon baa been followed to some con.
aiuorame extent Dycunsnmors, a ine e&cosaox
prodnctlon tfcis year over tbat of last yeariaa
pood deal latger tban any estlmatott amonnt of
coal stocked at any and all ot tbe coal centres;
tne natural Intereuce, tberefoie la that tbe in
creased prodoctlon baa prone Into consnmptlon.
rne lmpuucy oi aeiayinff ine storage or coal lor
futare nso applies as well totnoao using coal
for mauufaclurloir and marine purposes rato
tbuae using tbe smaller atzea In moro limited
anionuta.abont tbe. booaeliold. Uur suggestion
biui is. -Lay in yourcoav- tor tne eiiriy luture
Indicates biitber puces. Tbe cousuraer. bv de
lay, nepumes all ibe vlolssitndea, dunarrs and
uncertainties thatattcud tbo AtullcJtlirlkoaftt
tno miues, strikes on tbo transportation compa
nies, accidents and everv description or bind,
raoce bo common to tbp precarious trafllc, are
all to bo taken as aitalnH tbe consumer. '1 bcro
is uo probauio cnauKe mat can advantage rum,
1'bls i.aDei boa held tt!s aatne taution up tp-lta
readers dnrlng all tbe pa-t season of extraordl
nsitiy low prices, and beioreunv of tbe existing
obstructions wete put uxoperutlou. What bus
already taken place threatens a reunctlon of tbo
supply of coal in the tnaifect. This obstruction
may be ot abort or long' duration we hbpo and
Deucve Bnori, Dut wuaieTer icnam m unions
effeot will Do lo advance coal prices, wbicb will
be wholly to tbe consutnero' cont. Tbeaupplr
orcoulfrotu tlio region oi the Lehigb Val ey,
and; to some etteut, lrom tbo moro northern
cual nrias. nas peen mrgeiy snorieneu t.y tno
s toppaRe of transportation on tbo LcniRh Val
ley llauroad. and more or leai by obstruci'ou to
that on Ibe Lebicli Navigation, ibe Central and
all tbe otber coal roads across New Joi oev. The
check: to. tbe current coal supply, moro than
ono-lialf of which passes over tbo lines men
tinned aa obstructed, wlllnatnrally qu.ctcn the
nr'ees of tho leasoued uiitmej reuchlnir tbe
tat go at any of tbo shipping points. The nendlug
umiry-if ijifiuiai,j v,3 vi uuui uu uituu hi. nil
noints about aoO.UO tons, and ut l'ertb Ambor.
tbodtpotof the Loblga Valley Hullrcud. tllero
are tome 13i,li tons. Ibore, tbo largest
ftmnmiLi ac illinium? nomts. &ra nnt nninnin
tho bucaot compared with tho,, current supply
oi coal, i no ncnuyjsiii uuev ih now tne only
mm nem navinir emireir unocstLUCLpa inter-
tourso with tbo seaboard and tho larger matk.
eta ol the country. It la true that evim tbcte
acllvupreci-atlonls'Kept up to shut off any In
terruption .toot may,, be attempted. ' umall
Knuudi of tbe Coul ana Iron uollod lorro hare
been dropnoit at various point throatbout the
region, tne whole betug for, a.ttrue supported
I7 military ne.u 10 reapxva. ' xoe Meaning liau
IoadCouipauy In the meantime is sending for
ward all tbo coil 1 tioeci pie. rrlcea ol coal ore
firmly maintained all arouud, aud. Bbould a
bopcu-tor advance bo realized tbe company will
have the flraL advantage, and. thonirb.it bono
moro than flltv cents u ton, will foot1 a hand.
some aggregate, wbicb, for I be convcnlcpco ana
credit ol that company, could scarcely.be better,
timed. Hue all tbe rual cun names must. aeon.
er or later.benebt front tbo tame coiiitnon cause
production. At tho ctope ot tho past week tho
geneiat market for coal waa decidedly llrmer
operators, aa well as coal cntnuaniea declined
coutractS' for the, lniuro delivery 'of coal ui
the uricA current for Juno and Jnlv. Indeed.
tbe latest Information ftom New York is that;
i, 1
Notices.
BLKMI8IIES UrON"'Tllli FElHtflNlfl
COUNTENANCE, If of a completions! na.
ture, apeedllv vanish wben OMsNN'ij hTjL.
I'HUB SOAP Is used to obliterate them. Inn.
plea. Blotches, lloughneas, lledneas and Tun
are ilnvanaoly banished by this iccomparabio
clsnlymg agent. Kiustfve ailment, sores,
cuts, bruises, scalds, and otber aOccUona and
lnjarlenof tbe cntlclo are likewise removed by
it. bULl'llDIl BATHS nave long been re
nowued aa tbo best remedy for skin disoavca.
.rheumatism and gont. ULuNN's oUI.l'HUU
i.-ufti is iu rverr respeci as euicucions, ana iar
cheaper. Sir opcnli g the pores, and promoting
a vigorous aupetuciai circutauon,iniBocciejiL
article contributes to the health of tbe enllrd
system a veil aa to tbat ot tho cuticle., bluer,
lu Introduction lopubllo notlco It baa repeated
ly been commended uy tbe medical profession
anil press, and law external apecmes nave won
bucIi-'-'golden opinions" among all classes. It
;n events omioxious diseases as well aa rcmedie
them. and disinfects clothtngand linen Impreg
nated with dlaeasQ, liaodniff is entirely eudi
catedby It, and Its u-o la, on tbat account.
fircaily to bo desincrated by persona whose balr
sihinnlng out In conscgjleuce ot dryness .of
the scalp. Thoao who liavu ued ointments and
liquids without 'nvall fertheenreof ernptlona
ot nn otistinate cbsraeter.. will had, It tbev try
it, tbat arasNN'MjiULl'llVlt BOAT leraovea
acorbntto complalnts'irremcdtnble by less cfO
nolous me ins, ,nna prevents the icourranoa of
auch disorders. , v
Kolilbr DrucglMo, Grocers and rancv Goods
DoiUeis. l'rloe. Hp, nor cake. I Pox (3 c toy
75c., sent br mall., prepaid, on receipt of price.
C. N. 'CBITTKNTO.t, I'ropT, 7 Blxtll ATcnuo,
New York '
JtiLL'a lUia a.nd Wiiiskeu die. B'nck or
Brown, 6M. . Jnly7,n;7.f
T-r'AlB AS HED AS TUE LAMB OF A1 VOLCAXr,
-"or whlto as the dead moss on a Florida hetrl
lock, can be changed to a gloi Ions brown or
lustrous black by a single application ui
HILL'S INSTANTANEOUS
Hair and Whisker Dye".
, , r - ii.
Sold by CrngglW at SO Cents per Box.
July 7, 1S77-K
pricea there had bceuou Friday advanced fifty
ceuia per um. jb.rti tun,, laiuiiiuruuvuiy nuiuii
advance added to -the remalnuer cf the year's
The Mllltnry In Iiuxerne. "
Whkes-Uahue, August 3. Matters
were quiet In Luzerne county yester
day, owing to the presence of the troops
under Governor Hartrauft and General
Drinton. The latter, Is, at Scran ton with
furce stated at 3000 men, -add the
Governor Is, at Kingston wit hi 1000
men. Altogether, it is said mere -are
SUOO troops In the county. Tho tract:
f the Lacltawanna and liloomshurg
Railroad was torn up and obstructed In
several places to prevent the passaga of
the troops, but the attempts were un
successful. An effort wjll be made to.
day to reopen travel on tho upper por
tion of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. '
If
New Advertisements.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.
CHOICE BUOKSno ion cor for.tha.few only.
Tbe beBt atandard novola within the teach of
overy one. Books usually aold from 91Uo V3
glveu (unchanged and unabridged) tor 10 and SJ
cents.
1. JJAST IVNNE, By Mrs Henry Wood,
(Doable Nn.) SM.
S. JOHN HALIFAX GENT., By Miss
Mulook 2'o.
3. JANE EYllU, By Charlotte Bronte,
LDoubhi No.) SOo.
4. A WOMAN.IIATER, cbarloi Beade'a
now nbvel 206.
5. Tim JlbACK INDIES, Jules Verna'a
latest.., inc.
. Last DAYSOFPOMPEII.UyBul'Ter 10c.
7. ADAM BBUE, By George Knot. (Don.
uie.rio.l.
SO).
8. TnC AlllJNDEL MOTTO. By Mary
Cecil Ifay 10c,
0. OLD MVDDEI.TON'S MONEY, By
Mary Cecil Hay 10c.
JO, THE WOMAN IN WHITE, By Willie
Collins 30c,
Jl, THE MILL ON THE FLOSS, By Oee.
Eliot SOc.
12. THE AMERICAN SENAIOR, By An.
inony '1'rouopc vjo,
13 APHlfiUKSS OF.THULE, By William ,.
tnack.. 2eo.
14 THHJliSAD 8EOKET. By WUklo Col-
itna..T.., 10c.
15 noMOLA. By George Eliot. (Double
o.).....
1J. THE ENGLI8U AT TIIK NOR'IU
1'ULE AND HELD Ot ICE. in one
boon, llv Jules Vorno . 10c
17. niDDENl'EItlLS. By Mary Cecil Hay 10c.
19. BAHllARA'a 11I8TOIIV. By Amelia
u. Cdw.rua 20C.
19. A TEHItlBLE TEMI'TATION. By
Cbarlea lloade 10c.
29. OLDOUlUOSITY SHOP, By Charles
..mckena 3 0.
21, roUL PLAY. By Charles Iteade....... 10c.
21. M N A?JD WIFE. By Wllkie Collins., toe.
si. -iuis hijuiiie's LiiUAUY. By Mary
Cecil Uay p&
For sale by all Booksellers and Newadeatera,'
or aeut, postage r.repaid on receipt ot price,, by
GEOIIOE MUNHO. I'UOLlhltKU,
P. O. Box 6.-37. 21, 23, and S3 Vamlewater St.,
Aug. 4, 1877. , NEWYOBK.
t0 AVU0M IT MAY CONCERN.
All persons are hereby forbidden to IniVsrfere,
6r metldle with the following Articles an1 Crepe
on the premiBos ot L. KKllN, li : I00O bonvea
01 uye, two ooeavea or wneai, a 'rona oi ut
1 pair Bob Hleds, 1 tpiing Wagon. 1 Biclgbi
JEltl-.MlAlX KEUN.
also, all the Oats. Ccrnrotatoev. abd Cabbage
in tne ground tne same neina my vropenj.
pioductlon hence td tbe end ot tbe Beaspir, Borne
Utteen wieas. estimailng a proJiltlloa ot490,(00
tonaner woelc. alrea an nittfreirate ol six and
tbiee-qnailer milliona of tons, on which tbe
nan U"llor per ion lucroae iu piico iocrrtuu
tbe amount to coal producera nnd cattlera.f J,
M5,00. Half of tnis very large Mini wuuldno
lar to relieve many parties and Interest now
rrlftntRrt In thft trndo. Tim noliov of tbo Read.
Ing Jlallroau Company la to crowd aa much of
ltacoallnto market aa possible and fastaspos
slitln. va see 11 atalfcd that tbe New York:
agent 'ot ibe company (riven 200.100 tona aa the
aaiea jiaue vj mo compauv ibbi. wre., nuu ui
if Ibcie should be a general resuptlon of coal
opcratiouaatonce, 7410 nnces biiu iu uiaopin.
Ion; would aitvauce, ana II luteimptlon should
continue would go much bighef than at prer.ent
contnaplated. Tbe pteeeui. advauco 11 roust.
However, bo reraemuere.il, w , o name extent
apeculatlvi', though there la good reason to he
neve tbat moat otlt will hold. Ledger, Mon
day. 1
Ibe followln stable show? the quantity of coal
:eaoyer tue iemaii vpuer itaiuuau ior ini
work eudiug J uly 26tP, 1977 and tor tne year as
compaiea w.iu me auuio timo mnbycar i
Very IlardVcme.
A very hindsome monument has Inst
been erecteJ on our cemetery for the
leniz qua unwinau iamity, uv air.'
Richard Collins, the marble cutter, of
Jlauch Chunk. The material used in
Its construction Is Richmond grey gran
ite, quarried near Richmond, Va., and
which fonbuauty and durrtoillly .is unsur
passed by r.ny other stone. There are
live pieces in the monument: llase,
sub-base, die, cap and. shaft, the whoto
uelng feet in Height, and weighing
lu tons. Tne cost of tbls beautiful
munumeut, complete, is $1500,. air-
Collins has la his possession a number
of beautiful designs ot monuments
taken from the cemeteries of New
York, 'Ioston and l'hlladelphli, which
he will be pleased to exhibit to parties
desiring to decorate their cemetery lots.
Sunday School ,lte-unlou-
A reunlm of all the Evangelical As.
soclatlon Sabbath Schools, of the old
Carbon Circuit, consisting of all the
schools of ParryvPle, lierllnsvlllu and
Slatlngtou Circuits, Welsspoit Station,
Lehighton and Mauch Chunk Missions,
and the Mahoning school, will be held
on Tuesday, August 7th, 1877, lu
Craig's Park, at Lehigh Gap.
OnntR of EXEBCIsEa. 10:33 to 11:33 a. ra.
Cblidten'a Ueeuug. to be adareaaed by J. o.
1 ebr, W. H. Weiuner, I. J. lle.u aud W. U.
etas.
liti a. m. toSn. m.. Recreation.
2 to S p. m.. Special services lor Sunday School
Woikera.
1. T.,e Importance ot tbe Sunday Scliool
Work 1. ' Knerr.
2. Tbo Qualifications of bunoay Hcbool
Workers Win. a.Romlg.
3. How to Work I. W. leakel.
4 tom Reward lor the Work J. K. Kuerr.
3 to 3:20, upeoial del vicea liir Parcuta and the
Agrd I'eopiii, to be oddrewod by H. Nclti and
Hi T,Lttt(r.r.
4 iu 4.10, A General aathttinjc fbr Parting
h'tnt.
ltwiHntia Prnm. Vf-k.
Wyoming l3,5t0 01
Huiietou 31,319 09
Upper Leblgh
Rearer Meadow 092 rd
Mahanoy S.IC1 07
Mauca Chunk;. ..vi.
Total...
Last Year..
Increase...,
Decrease...
CI.44S II
110,710 IB
53,3211 IS
Year
7C13I7 12
1,227,101 07
613 OO
333.311 17
313,647 15
6.8IU 13
2.C9 1,705 04
2 23I.V1U 03
(12,151 19
Closing Prices of DeIIaves & Towri'-
bend, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,'
August 2nd 1877.
U. Wh. ISel 112 bid I12U askeci
U. H, 6-M's, lC5 J. & J....I00V bid lutvaakca
ll.'Bi S20'a. 1807 1081, bid loft asked
o . M. 3.20'a, 180S I11M bid HIH asked
U. Krl0-4(i'a 112k bid 113 asked
U.M. t'urrencv.S'a 124H bid 123 . asked
U. S.6' ISSI, new KWIt bid lOOTiJaaked
U"H. 4H'a. new toss bid icwij asieu
roiinsylyanla 11. 11 23S bid :b asked
Phtla. Heading 11. It 131( bid I2l asked
LrhtgU Valley It. It 33 k bid SJlj aaked
lblgbCoai j ov. Co.... 17V bid HH asked
UnltediCompanlesof N. J.t:s bid 120V aakrd
Pitta., Tltuav..&llnir. lt.lt. H h'd 7 asked
rblla. & l-.rie It. It 7 Sid 74 aaked
l,.ithi-rn Prntral u. It 13 old 131, aaked
lIetonviiie rasa, lt.it. Co. It. uin im asaca
TinithPual.lt. II 40 bid 4 Ik aaked
Gold IZ bid 103H aakrd
Near Millport, L. Tovtamcnaing ft p..
Jnly 2S-31 Carbon county,
JSSIUNEK'S SALE. f
By virtue ot an alias order ot the Cnttttof.
Common Pleaa ot Carbon County, the following,
HEAT, ESTATE, belonclnff to WILLIAM A..
ZEI'JENVUH at the. date ol hla.nsugnment..
wll'. be otfored for sale on the premises. In the'
TOWNSHIP Of FRANKLIN, In tbe Bald.
County, on , .) , ' t
Monday, August GtL," 1877,
At 2 o'clock, P. M; ;
All that certiln mfceauago. or Three Tracts nt
Lnd, aituaie m the TOWNSHIP ol F11A K
LIN, In Bald County of Carbon, Pa., aa toilowa,
to wit I ,
Fibst. All that certain Lot orPiece of Land,
bounded hv landa of Edward Uelas. Thomaa
Borwort, 'Daniel Senainger and Daniel Bolt,
containing 3 Acres aud 129 Patches, more or,
second. All that certain Tract of Land, lying
along tin.' Publlo Boad leading from Weiasport
to tbe Pine swamp, and oonUlulog, 15 Square
petchea, mora or less, t ,
' ' ninn.HAll thnt Tract of Land, bounded by
lands of Sarah Frltzlnger and a pubUo road,
containing 92 Percue, mure or leas. ,
The Imnrovementai thereon are a Bw ELL.
INO HOUHE. 13121 leetl a STAUIjK, 13x29
leet.andotnerouiuuiimnga. .
rrTCrtMR ,nnn.tblnt ot tbe nnrcbasa runner
to he iiald down at ado t one third lu 6 months
from conurmallon of aaie. and one-third In a
'eat from aaia connnnauoir, witu interest, on
he unpaid balance from said oonllrma'ion.
Aasignee, &c
MARUIt.D,
WERTMAN TORKXNCE -On the Ulh tof
or July, ur iif v, Auranara itarmoioinew, mi.
Davio A, wertraD,uf Lynn townnMp. .L&Mab
bonlug towDiniv, Carbon county.
Zf MMEUMAI OEOllOE. On tho M Car ot
Julv.oy, ine name, itf Auicaz.immtsuvaau
my, bcnuriKiu couuiy.
DIED,
OEItBEItOn the 23th day of Jnne. la West
1'enu. Elltabctn. w.ta ot boionion ueruer,
aged 39 years audio aura.
Klinrt. On the 29th dav of July. In LeblEbton.
Baron Ann. daughter of Jubu and Catuariue
liucb, age-1 23 yeats, I mouth aud 3 Java, ,
TIIOM t'SON. On tbe29tu nit . In East Mauch
cnunic, Mary jane, wtooi iiiiaa lucmpaou,
in tlio tviu ycarui uor aw.
If you need anything In tho pilnt
Ins line. It will nay yuuUo call at tbli
olHce before ordejlnir elsewhere. Plain
' and fancy Job printlD8 at low prices.
By tho Conrt t
T
HOS. KEMERER. rrotuonotary.
T
0 WllllM IT MAY CONCEBX.
All iwriMii are hcrebT forbid meddtlna; with
one Horse and M'hi.no waoon. now la
posaeaslou of tlEOBQE LINCY, of Parryvilie,
Carbon Conn ty,Pa.,aa tbo same la our property.
ItOMlO & HOFPOUD.
July 21, 1S77-JW" uaiauion. m.
SKYDEie,
llCALEa IS
Ladies' Fancy Dress Gpods
Dry Goods, Groceries, c.,
Bank Street, LEniGnTON, Paj
price. aa low aa etaewhcre. an! coVifla war.
ranted aa represented. ,Jnly21.tOTrCm
FRED. KELLEY ,
Announcea lo lhpUI'le of Leblahtpn andTlcui
Uy thatbalireparodtoBupply thttn
with every artlc.e ot '
Ilousonirnlslilnrr Tinware,
' A't very lovreat prices l alee,'
Roofing and Spouting,
In all lie hranchea, promptly attended to at
pricea luily aa low a tbo lowest., (lire me a
caij.
KTOftni Oppoalte the Poblle Square, BANK
BTflHKa. milium, ra.
July 21,'17-iT
BUSINESS MEN AND OTHETtS
IN WANT IW JOB PBINTINO
l)P ANY DESCRIPTION. WILL
IINIITIIEOAUBON AI1VOCAIK
U1'F1CE,TUE ULST and CHEAP ,
KT PLACE IN THE COUNTY.,
GIVE US A TIIIAI, AM) HK
4.0NVINOUU,