J7J It B1EWBIIS,
DISTRICT ATTOnNEV fc COUNSELLOR
AT LAW. .
Office, Klots'a nmlolng Btodaway,
MAUCUOItUNK, PA.
..Settling Estates. Filing Accounts and Orphans
fcM?cm,S SSSaV attended to. Lea
ransactions In lingiish and oerman. jan
Ailveitlsiiifr Rates.
Wedenlroit to bo distinctly npAeratooi! I that
bo advertisements will. be Inserted In tho col
SraMot thbCabbos Adtocatb that mar bo
TO leivoa from unknown partio pr Bras pnlesa
it I "companicd with tbo Cash, Tbo following rro
nt only terms.
Adveitiseuionts lor 1 yon, pci im.u - . r(
Itiitprtlnn . ,u v.i.
" six Months, per lncb caCH Inicrlton n cts.
Three Months. " ...,,'.. 20 c"'
" Loss than three months. first lner.
tlonSl.eachsubacqnent Insertion S5t,ts.
Local notioos 10 ccnta vet line.
n. V. MOnTllIMEP.. rnbltahcr.
Society MccllngH.
kciiito CA8TI.3. No. 73i A.O. K. onnuM. 0
sndand 4tt7 Mondiv ol each month. In Ho
DeF'i 11MI. Lohlghtou, at 7,33 o c octe r. M
KV. Knatcnbader, 8. K.On tf. Mt aUnma.
H. 1C. It. S.
b.NADKN HUTTK.1 I.ODOS. No. CSG, 1. 0. OJ F..
moots cvorv Tuesnsv evening, at 80 clock,
In Jleaor's Iloll. 11. Koatcubador, jvU.i N.
B. Ilcbor, Socretary.
MKIUCHltx Turns. No. 232. Imp. 0. tit B. H.,
meets In Heaor's Hall ?0' J-? '"' J"
11. Heels, sachem 1 O. W, Delhi. O. ol n.
Pono I'ooa TmnE. No. 171, Imp. o. It. M.. meet
on Wodnesdiy evening of iiacn i woeir at 7.30
o'clock, Inl'nbllo Bcliobl lDill, Welssport.
Pa. C. W. Bchwab, B.i Jao. Brong, l. ol It.
LmttdllTO LObGK. No. 5?-uK,.inr;,r!"In
on Prldar evenings. In llebcr Unll. at uO
o'cloea . w. 11. BaCbman, CO i L. a. Jiiller,
K.of R. and B.
8ATUHDA MAltCIf lfi, U.S.
Local and Personal.
Trade throughout the LchigU Yulley is
Improving.
To-morrow (Sunday)) tho 17th inst.,will
be St. Patrick's day.
Read Tillman Arncr's new advertise
ment iu another column.
Hon. V. M. Rapshcr will please accept
our thanks for pub. doe.
Wo nro pleased to state that Mr. F.
I.euckcl's daughter Ida is convalescing.
Clover and timothy sctfd, of prime nual
tty, at Tilghman Arncr's, at very low prices.
Miner Bros., at tho Fort Allen Foundry,
txpect to resumoworknboutthejlst of April.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad announces
o quarterly dividend of ono per cent, payablo
April 15
About the 1st of April, E. C. Burgess, of
NYcissiwrt, proposes talcing up his residenco
fa Philadelphia.
Many consumptives arc now using Dr
Fraiier's Root Bitters and Cough Syrup with
remarkable success.
Louis Birtholomew Sc Son have again
taken rhargo of tho Catasaunua Carriage
Mauui'ictoryi
Rumor says that tho Ely mines, at
Beaver Meadow, will resume work sometime
in the month of April.
Evervmio who sees tho screens at Luck
rnbaeh's wall paper establishment, Mauch
Chunk, says they aro luiidsome.
Please look at the direction tab on your
diaper and see how far you are behind with
.your payment of subscription.
Willoughby Ritler, ofXaury's Station,
vill take his father's farm on April 1st and
gJ to' farming in 'good eamctt.
Our friend S. It. Gilliam, who has been
very low with typhoid fever for the past two
tor three weeks, n confined to his bed.
Pleasant as honey, the old folks like it.the
Croung people like it nnd tho babies cry lor
it wo mean Dr Fruzicr 's Cough Syrup.
The next annual confercni'a i of ' thoTs-For the robbery of T. I. CI
Evangelical Association will bo held at Al- rfost week, on Friday last, High C
February, ls7(h
A grand tariff demonstration will talto,
place in Allentown to-day (Saturday), thei
lfith Inst. An immense gathering of the;
vlans is expocleili t
Rittnnllm Aie.nvorV nf fir. Will inmsV
Indian Oiuuncnt there is certainly no ex--cuse
for any ono to BUiler with the Piles.
Sc AdMM-tiscment.
On Friday of last week 'Squire 'O'Don
ncl, of Honoybrook. had ono of his legs
broken by a piece of coal falling upon him
vh'ilo at work In tho mines.
Clocks and Wntches carefully repaired,
nnd work warranted, at lowest cash rates, at
Hageman'a cheap cash store, opposite publio
bquare, Weisport. 10-13.
Charles Bower a student of Dr. B.
Reber, has returned from tho UnivcrMty of
Pennsylvania, having comiilelcd Iho first
term. Ho contemplate taking a regular
University courso of 3 years.
J. K. Rickert has still a few of those eli
gible lots in RiclicrUtown to ilifoo of. If
you feel like securing a go.d home call and
tee him. He is also supplying Hour, feed,
lumber and coal at tho lowest rates.
Tho Prcshvterv of Lehigh, n very larco
nnd infiuentiaf Iwdy of minister bud elders,
meeu next month m tho l irtt Presbyterian
Church of Pottsville. Tho Rov. James A,
Little, of Hokcndauqua, is tho presiding of
ficer, aud as such preaches tno opening ser-
mon.
The comer stono of tho new Lutheran
Reformed (St. Matthew) chapel, in Koiih
AVcissport will ho laid with appropriate cere
monies to-morrow (Sunday). hcrViees in
tho morning at 10 and afternoon at 2 o'clock.
All aro cordially invited to attend.
Tho excitement caused in thil IwroUgh
on Saturday evening last in consequenco of
tho llash or light and the loud noise nnd
concussion, was caused bv tho explosion of
eome 240 kegs of powder iu the Laillin Pow
der Manufactoring Co.'s buildings in Quale
nko Valley, h'o person was injured, but the
buildings "were demolished.
Jcweph Seaboldt, tailor, announces to
tho people of Weissport, Lehigliton, and
vicinity, that ho will, on or about the 15th
instant, commence tho tailoring business,
and will be pleased to make up suits or arti
cles of gentlemen's clothing from their own
material, in tho latest style and tho mofct
durable manner, at tho very lowest prices.
Ktoro t next to tho Weissport House.
AN ASTONISHING FACT. A larce
s
roi)ortlou of tho American iieoilo aro to-day
vlntr from tho clfccts of Dvsnensia or dis
ordered liver. The result of these diseases
upon tho masses of intelligent aud valuablo
people is mo'ii manning, inaKiug jiio uciuai
ly n burden instead ot iv plcasaut existence
of enjoyment and usefulness as it ought to bo.
There is no good reason for this, if you will
only throw aside prejudlco and skepticism,
take tho advice of Druggists and your friends,
end tf y ono bottle of Green's Aucust Flower.
Your speedy relief Is certain. Millions of
bottles of this mcdicino have been given
itway to try IU virtues, with satisfactory re
sults in every case. You can buy a sample,
bottle for 10 cenU to try. Three doses will
relievo tho worft case. Positively sold by
U druggicta on the Western Continent, and
A. 3. Darling In lohlghtoiu
About April 1st tho Lehigh canal will
uo opened lor navigation
All that havo once used It pronounco
Dr. Bdli s Daby tsyrup the best mcuicino
known lortnecoinpiainiaoieanycuuuuoou,
2i cents per bottle.
Tho post-office at Tottstown, was rob
bed on Friday night of last week of $25
About fifty letters ttcro opened and their
contents strewn on mc iioor.
Yesterday I had such a bad cold that I
could not s peak. I used Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup and to-day I am as well as ever. It
only cost mo 23 cents.
Monroo Queen, on a chargo of fornlca.
tioil. and Rosa Lcntz. on a charco of adult
cry, preferred by Ed. Lentz, was before Esq.
T. S. Beck, on Tuesday evening. They were
held In $300 bail each for their nppearanco
to answer.
severe storm, accompanied with
heavy thunder nnd lightning, passed over
tho storm tho lightning struck tho steeple of
the Ilclbrincd Church j damage very slight,
Tho borough and township officers clec'j
leu at inc laio election comiueuco ineiruu'
ties on tho first Monday iu Amil next, ex.
cept school directors) who take their office
on tbo urst .Monday in Jim o next
A sinecuro is when a rector pays another
for doing tho duty, and enjoys tho surplus
profits. But tho surest cure for that trouble
some cougn is nr. i;oxo s wnu uncrrynna
bencua. ana nv cents a botuci
Officer Thomas Mahon, of CatasauqUa,
has orrcsted twenty men for attending a
cock-fight at tVcavcrsvillo about six weeks
ago. Six of tllo guilty parties paid $10 fine
cacli to 'Squire Bell, of Stanton. Tho other
parlies were tod poorlo pay a fine; aud wero
let oil with costs.
Tho silverware delivered by Iho Nntioh
al Silver-Plating Co., No. T04 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia, is giving entire satisfaction.
All orders are promptly filled, and no one
need ncsitato about sending mem money
Luthtran Observer. 10-4.
Abraham Moycr nnd Owcli Smith,
Overseers of the Poor of East Penn township,
were before Esq. Beck, on Saturday, 2nd
inst.) charged with neglecting their official
duties, in tailing to provide for tho children
of Rebecca Lower, of that township. They
were held in $300 bail each for thcirappcar
anco at court
sOn Monday lad the Central R.R. Co. of
N. J., issued orders reducing tho number of
men employed at their Philadelphia shops
to one carjwuter, one machinist, nnd ono
blacksmith. This order throws out of em
ployment about 150 men. 11 Is only Expect
ed tho order will remain in force Until the
resumption of tho running of coal trains.
A thing of beauty is a joy forever, and
it is forever Joy fill tho way Dr. Coxo's Wild
Cherry and Scnekn settles'tho coughs, colds,
and croup among children. 25 and 50 cents
per bottle. "
Surely wonders will never case. A
method has been Invented of taking photo
graphs under ground. Wo advisu ail per
sons afflicted with coughs nnd colds not to
be in a hurry to havo this new invention
tried on them, but use Dr. Coxc's Wild
Cherry and Scncka. 25 nnd 50 cents per
bottle.
S. H. Anthony, for tho last few years in
chargo of Craig's hotel nt tho Lehigh Gap,
will on the 1st of April take tho liolel at
Milliort. Mr. Anthony has long been
known as n first-class hotel keeper, and will
bo none tho less popular iu his new place.
Ho knows how to keep a hotel, nnd lie al
ways makes it n point to treat guests with
consideration nnd jiolitcness.
She was dancing tho "Boston Dip," aud
dipped fo low that her respected mother in
terposed with a protest, between tho sets.
"ou dance very gracefully, dear," she said,
"hut" andshe paused. "Yes, I've taken my
dip-low-ma, you mean to say, don't you?"
ami tho matter ended in taking a ride up
the valley jn ono of David Ebbert's haud-
fcome rigs. Menus low
Clauss' stor,
oiisUible A.
iloWn South Bethlehem, arrested ono James
Lynch, and brought him before Eq. Beltz,
ol this borough, who commuted him to jail
in default of bail. As an evideneo of his
guilt ho wore a suit of the clothing stolen,
and in addition a quantity of other goods
wero found in his possession, some of which
havo tho private cost mark of Mr. Clauss.
--Thc Lehigh Valley and Frallfelln Coal
Companies suwndcd operations Thursday,
the 7th Inst., for the balance of this month.
This cmnplctC3 ft general susjionsion in tho
Wyoming region, as tho Riverside, Delaware
and Hudson and Lehigh nnd Wilkcs-Barro
Companies are already idle. This Is owing
to the fact that the quota allowed this section
by tho combination lifts been filled. Tho
Lehigh Valley Company lias worked three
days this month.
About 2 o'clock on Thursday morning
of last week, fire was discovered in the build
ing occupied by McDonald A Co., grocers,
comer of Hazlo avenue and Blacltmav6trcet,
ilkes-Itirrc. It soon gained headii ay aiml
before it could bo checked had destroyed
Hidings Imnv
, whoso loss is
red fof$3,P00
. . . F
nine tenement nouses, i lie uun
ed lielongeil to John B.tttcrson
estimated at about tSSOOO : insti:
McDonald & Co., hail a full stock iu store,
winch was destroyed. They hail no fnsur
mice. Tho causo of tho firo'is unknown.
afadu&teil ivltli Honor.
Dr. C. T. Horn has just returned from tltfi
College of rhysielaits and Burgeons) of Bal
timore from which institution ho graduated
on tho Cth instant with the highest honon,
at tho head of his class, and being nwardod
the Cathell gold medal, valued tit $30, the
highest award mado by tho college. This
wo esteem not only an 'honor to Dr. Horn,
but to his worthy preceptor, Dn N. B.
Reber, whoso student ho was. Dr. Horn
has ojicned an offico for tho practice of his
profession in Ledkcl'a Building, Bank street,
over tho drug store of 11. A. Peter, and so
licits ond will endeavor to deserve) n ortioii
of tho patronage of our citizens. Tho Balti
more College of Physicians and Surgeons is
ranidly marcliltic into the first rank as an
institution for students, and Dr. Thomas
Opie, jJean, is eminently qualified, for tho
losiuuu itu noma.
M. E. Conference.
Tho ninety-first annual session of tho
Philadelphia M. E. Conference opened at
nino o'clock Wednesday morning In tho
Grand Opera House, Reading. At that hour
Rev. Bishop Ames, of Baltimore, presiding
officer of the conference, appeared upon tho
stage and assigned Rev. James Cunning
ham, of Philadelphia, to the duty of con
ducting tho devotional exercises, Praj'crs
weroollered by Rev. Cunningham and Rev.
Dr. William Cooper, of Philadelphia. ReV,
William J. Paxson, or Philadelphia, Pre
siding Elder of tho South Philadelphia Dis
trict, and secretary of tho last conference,
then, bv direction of tho Bishop, proceeded
to call he list of members of the conference.
Rev. J. S. J. McConncll, of Philadelphia,
was elected secretary, and announced Iho
following apjiolntments, which wero imme
diately confirmed: Statistical Secretary,
Rev. O. W. Ly brand Journal Secretary,
Rev, A M. Wiggins Assistant Secretary,
Sot. John O'NojfE
Packertoh nippiest
Wo are sorry to hear that Leonard Bab
cock Is confined to tho htrtisc," having taken
a eevcro cold.
Joseph Gower quietly tut surely entered
Into partnership for lifo with ono of Packer
ton's fairest on last Sunday. Tho happy
couple havo tho best wishes of all.
Tho coal trade Is dull. There nro very
many idle men, although tho railroad offi
cials have so arranged that all employees
shall receive a share of tho work to be done,
thus enabling them to keep want from tho
doon
Wo sco jiostcrs announcing a tariff
demonstration at Allentown on March 10th.
Wo take but littlo 6tock in it, believing It to
bo n liolltlcal trick after all. There is not
the slightest probability of the new bill be
ing passed) but there must bo something
gotten up m order that Botno of our great
jmliticnl aspirants can bo seen nhd heard.
However, the nvcrago voter will hear their
buncombe, and do ai ho pleases 111 tho end.
There is somo Buffeting hero on account
ol tbo Hani tunes. A inmny wero lounu
destitute tho othfrr day, but through the ef
forts of a few friends, their wants have been
relieved. Thero may bo many calls for aid
before wo sco better times, olid it bchoov"3
every family to thus live. When people
aro driven to hunger they becomo desperate.
Hard pan is nearly reachcdi Gold nt 101 or
less, nnd no relief. Wo aWfllt nnxiously for
tho good times promised when this result
should bo readied, i here must uo a cuango
soon, or thero will bo widespread desolation.
Tho Packerton Christian Association
held their regular meeting Friday evening,
with tho l'rcsident, ii. liabcocit.in tno cnair.
Reading of tho 7th Psalm, prayer, and sing
iii". Minutes of last stated meeting read
and approved. Select reading by John
ueers, wen rendered anil appreciated, a.
II. Bowman was to havo favored tho Asso
ciation also, but unavoidably absent.
Reading of tho Budget by Mrs. Elliott.
Editorial "Spak Kllully " true, and, if fol
lowed. Would mako nil hatmier: "Condem
nation " by X j " A Touching Talo of Mis
cry " by Nellie "Wit and Humor" by H.
The subject for general discussion as to the
necessity of future punishment was ably
discussed by Messrs. Koons, Bohn, Trcthc
way, and Stiles. It is proposed at tho next
nicotine to discuss tho cause of Tcmiterance.
Tho meetings are ojxrn to all, and a general
invitation is extended to all who feel inter
ested in tho work. Anon.
nigdreek Items.
Flitting has begun in earliest.
Hay has greatly declined In price.
Eggs are selling hero at 12 cents a doz.
Our schools will closo the second week
in April.
Tho trapping season is over, and not an
otter caught at Big Creek.
Sheriff Raudeubuslt has mado frcnucnt
visits to this placo lately.
Tlios. Loves and wife, of Whito Haven.
wero visiting hero last week.
William Zeigenfuss moved Into August
tus Deppe's house last Week.
Dr. W. F. Christ, of Parryvllle, can be
seen almost daily in this section.
Sirs. E. Kinsey, of Slatinjton, was hero
on a Visit to her mother last week.
Miss Lizzio Solt is lying; in a critical
condition. Disease, consumption.
I am nlcn'od to stato that Casper Necb
s still improving, and is now in a fair way
of recovery. , '
Diphtheria has acain broken out at
Walclcsville,and quite a number of children
aro suffering with it.
A standing advertisement in tho news
paper, is a proof that a man's business is
pcrm incnt and prosperous.
'-The now residence of Jacob Kreiser was
struck by lightning, during the storm on tho
3rd lust. Damaga slight.
You aro invited to attend tho society at
iolt's, which meets every Tuesday evening.
The exercises aro very interesting.
Tho cram fields do hot nnncar to havo
suffered from tho mild weatlteri and our
fanners arc hopeful of good crops.
The hoop jwlo busines.1 is still being
carried on in this locality to somo extent.
William Lovctt shipped a car load a few
nays ago.
Perhnm vonr neiMilmr i inn nnlitfttn
tell you so, but still ho does not like to loan
you Iho Aiivooaip. Suberibo for it your
self, you will never regret it,
A few German readme classes aro to bo
formed shortly in connection with Salem's
Sabbath school, for tho benefit of a number
of young people who Wish to learn German,
It is reported that Alex. Scidle, of tho
firm of LoMn Jc Seidle, intends to leave us
iu the, taring. Wo shall bo sorry to part
with hiiii) as he is a very kind and obligiug
neighbor.
iho bolt s Class (branch ot lite .isvangel
al Association) held praver ineetinir on
Wednesday, for tho first timo this winter.
These meetings will hereafter bo held regtt-
r,y ";77 rl
C Roll of II
iCi A. Buck,
n.. . V. ...... C!
,rly every Wednesday evening nt 7 o clock.
Honor of Pine Run school, No.
k. teacher, for mouth of Febru
ary t tmma btemler, levilla ctemlcr, Joan
na Buck, Elmim Stcmler, Edna Buck. Mar
tha Buck, Lizzio Snyder, Amelia Snyder,
Surah Steinlcr, Sidney 6owcrs Sarah Leves,
Cath. Leves, John Necb, Newton Kemerer,
Alii... I?!..! Willln... 11. .nli- Wilein
Elvin Buck, Oliver Stcmler, John Goldbcr-
ger, David Bowers.
tours, etc., KKVEne.
MaliniUiifr Items.
Chicken-pox is raging throughout this
ilieV.
ltobllls and blue-birds have mado their
appearance.
Shrovo Tuesday passed off with lots of
f.iusnacht" cukes.
Our farmers are busilv eriiraced olowinc.
and, if tho weather proves favorable, oats
win uo sown ero many nays nave paseeu.
How much or what percent, of the cold
mined by tho " Beaver Run Gold Mining
Couiltany" must bo paid to the Gbvermcnt?
Irr juauonitig ioiks are not boouui on tins
ucstion.
Thomas Mussclmani's rapidly makintr
preparations for tho erection of his new
dwelling-house, which will be, as supposed)
the finest building Within tho limits of Ma
honing "alleyi
A epellinj match came off last Monday
evening a week, at tho Centre Square school
nouse, unucr tno auspices ol A b. Jllllcr.
Who wero tho victors and who the victims,
we wero unablo to learn. But wo think
" Doyle," " liclley" and " Tim" had their
itatid in tuogamc.
'When a man Is elected to A tluhlln office
by tho electors of a township, nnd offers
himself as surety on tho treasurer's official
bond, at tho same knowing that ho owns no
real estate, wo aro iu tho habit of calling it
rctonu i
Yours, Ridpatii.
At rottstowu.on Saturday. James Flan-
nerv and Richard Hcifrnyder, who pleaded
guilty to the charge of stealing $5000 from
the PottsUiwn Iron Comjiany, were sentenced
ach to two years' impnsouincnt, $1 fina and
the payment of ti carta of prosecution
AlbrlchtiTille Items.
Slaves of the ring engaged maidens
A beastly storm when it rains cats and
uogs.
Too frequent Sheriff Raudenbush's
visits to this place.
In tho moro frequented parts of this
vicinity tno roads aro almost in an impassa.
bio condition.
If tho potato blig believed that the
fashionable color this Spring was to bo ycl
loWj ho has been badly disapiraintcd. It
will bo green pans green.
-H. Gi Dcppcy, our enterprising young
contractor and builder, will constabulato for
this constablo-wiclt tho ensuing year, and
wui uouuiiess inaKC a gixm oiucer.
Gcorgo Green, for a number of years
landlord of tho Union Hotel, nt ltrcsgovlllc,
Monroe County, and for a long time an in
valid, departed this lifo on tho 20th ultimo
at tho ripe ace of 0? years. His remains
wero interred in tho Jerusalem Cemetery, at
irociisviue, tins county.
There seems to bo quite a rago in theso
i.rner nays lor old lurniiure, nntiquauti
dishes, Ac Henry J. Deppey, of this place,
claims to navo in ins jiosscssiou a haii
bushel measure, over ono hundred ycara
old, which is in dally use. Frederick W.
Woodring, of Mcckesvillo, claims to have ill
his possession an old watch, which ho says
Is ono hundred and ten years old and keeps
nmo equni to a new one. iicnry it. iicn
ning boasts of having iu his possession n sil
ver six-penco which bears the date 1510.
Next?
In acknowledgement of the cinlneHt
sen-ices rendered tho community by Henry
SaVitz nnd William D. Dotter, the popular
violinists) bn last Monday evening, In ser
enading the right worthy Emanuel Kiblcr,
proprietor of tho well-known Hunter's
Hotel, tho decision being tho thirty-fifth an
niversary of his birthday, that tho iiunu
lar landlord canio down handsomely ill ap
preciation of tho honor conferred, it is
hardly necessary to statCj as his liberality is
proverbial. Long may ho wave, and his
bctler half, too, and "Mauny"and nil tho
rest of them. Yours truly, Dltlex.
ALnntduisVlLi.E, Pa. March 5.
A Plensnnt Surprise.
On Monday evening tho friends of Eli
DcFrehn, sr., of this place, met (at tho re
quest of Jacob DeFrehn and sister) at tho
house of J. E. Drcibclbies, from which placo
they went in a body to tho house of tho old
gentleman. Ho had been induced to visit a
sick neighbor during tho evening, but could
not be prevailed upon to stay until tho np
jiointnl hour, which camo near upsetting
Iho "surprise" part of Iho programme.
Fortunately, nt this iuncturo thero arrived
at tho house Rev. J. C. Bliem ond lady,
who, playing their part well, soon set him
to thinking that tho rooms wero lighted up
for their reception. At tho apjiointcd mo
ment tho Whole party marched into tho
room laden with baskets.bundlcs..tc. To de
scribe tho surprise of tho old gentleman is
impossible. Upon being congratulated that,
at the ago of 05 ho still looked so halo and
hearty and bid fair of living many moro
(cars, lor tno urst time since we know Jilm
iis toneuo refused to perform its office, so
great was his surprise. After a treat to good
tliincs, pleasant conversation, praver. and
singing, tho party dispersed with tho assur
ance that a pleasant hour had been spent,
and that tho surpriso had been a success ail
through. Among tlioso present wo noticed
the fallowing: Rov. J. C. Bliem nnd wife,
Tilghman Arner and wife, Alfred Siller and
wife, Miss Sitler, Daniel Olewino and wife,
Sue Olewino, F. P. Lentz and wife, Lizzie
E., Lentz, Elf DcFrehn, jr., and wife, Mrs.
Lewis Weiss. Mrs. C. Lederer. Mrs. L. Bib-
tw)t, Mrs. David Hatch, Mrs. C. M.
bweeny, .Mrs. J. li. Drcibclbies, and Jin
and Miss DcFrehn. Fur.
Lrhlgliton Lyceum.
The meeting was called to order at tho
usual time. The minutes of previous meet
ing were read and adopted, with ono correc
tion. Music, a solo by Emma Dollenmavcr
assisted on tho organ by Clara Hibbler. Tho
following aro tho officers elected for tho en
suing mouth j President, A. W. Horn j Vice
President. L. A. bnydcr; secretary, Emma
Dollenmaycrs Treasurer, C. S. Weiss : Edit
or, Allen Graven Committeo of Curators,
u. A. uiauss.ii. v.Aiortiutncr) Jr., and Miss
Bauer. Tho referred questions wero all sat
isfactorily answered. An interesting essay
was read by Ella Clauss, subject, "Labor of
Life." Debate resolved "That man is in
tellectually stronger than woman." Opened
on tho affirmative by John Bohu, both
chosen disputants absent. On the negative
by C. S. Weiss. A few of tho members par
ticipated In tho general debate. After tho
piece of inusiC'Dislant Chimes" Iho decision
of tho chair was given which Was iu favor
of the allinnativc. A decision of tho house
being called for, decided iu favor of the neg
ative. Tin following is the report of tho
the Curator: Referred questions) 1st. When
and under what circumstances was the word
whi" first used? John Boh nt 2nd. Is tho
cultivation ond use of tobacco of benefit to
tho United States? Alburtia Seaboldt. Brd.
Who was Florenco NizthliitKilo and what
good Work did slio accomplish? Emma Dol
lennuyer. Debate, resolved, "That tho sil
ver law will bo detrimental to tho best In
terest of tho United States." Affirmative
disputant A. W. Horn assisted by C. S.
Weiss. Negative disputant John Bohn as
sisted by T. A. Snyder. Essayist two Weeks
lir,r.A r'nrrin llll.. A Lnlnf wtn.tinnl.n A
W. Horn. "Our Paper" was read bv the
editor, T. A. Snyder. After tho pieco of
llimin "MnnliliMit. nil thrt T.nbf. " tin. roll.,.
lion was taken up and society adjourned.
-iiareii inn isiti. secretary.
Tamaqua Tidings.
Tho shoo factory is still Id n. This roll.
inc mill lies motionless, too, although it was
expected that the enterprise would com
mence operations about mo istoi last month.
-Thero was a rinnlo of excitemcut in po
lice circles on Saturday evening. Some
wayward boys had don something to the
front door of tho houso of a member of the
legal fraternity. Tho consequenco was that
the legal gentleman becama excited and let
his angry passions rise, and tho blue-coated
myrmidons of the law wero llyincr around
endeavoring to capture tho youthful mis
creants. Eiehteen persons wero received 113 full
members in tho First Presbyterian Church
on Sunday morning. The church now has
aoout ono nuuureu members, and tney nave
cause to rejoice and bo thankful over their
spiritual prosperity. Through the recent
liberality of Mr. Georgo Wiggan, who pre
sented the congregation a check for $1,400
with Which to wijM out tho building debt,
the church is on a better financial footing
than it had been.
Trout fishlnc will bo leeul on and after
April Ut.
On Monday next the several Irish tool.
ctlcs of Mauch Chunk and vicinity will hold
their annual parado in honor of their patron,
St. Patrick. ,
The Democratic State Committee will
meet in Harrisburg on Thursday, March 10,
to fix upon a time and plam for holding tba
next Etato conrentjon.
REPORT of tho Lchlghton Public Schools,
for the month ending March 4.
man BCiinoL. M. F. T.
Whole number in attendance
during month. .,,,.,..,., , 20 S 35
Avcrago attendance during mo. 22 7 29
Per cent, of nltendanco during
month ...ion 02
ROLL OF HONOR. A Class.-
B0 80
Milton
Bretney, C. D. Clauss, Curtlu Koons, Allen
Graver.
B Class. William Obert, John Graver,
iveusier Ulattss, jaiwnrd i ortwanglcr, Uril-
imi .-uaniz, x.aura uiauss.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL. M.
Wholo number in attendance
F. T.
during month. .ii,. 11 23 37
Average attendance during mo. 0 18 27
Per cent, of attendanco during
month GO 79 73
ROLL OF HONOR. A Class Sallio
Hoflbrd, Laura Bliem, Emma Nothstein,
Lulu Zelmcr) Ella K. Graver, Ella L. Stion
1. :.., ,!..' n:..i I it ' . .A..
.ii.tiiii:i) uwi)ji; IVtU ILUIU, llltl i vy ucilllllg-
cr, Wesley t'lttzingcr, Emma Obert, Eiiiinu
iicx, uarrio Weiss.
B Class. Agnes Nusbatini) Emma
Graver, Lizzio Hunsickcr, Lewis Schcckler.
INTERMEDIATE. M. F. T.
Wholo number in attendance'
during month 2.1 1.1 .11
Avcrago attendanco during mo. 23 13 30
Per cent, of attendanco during
mouth , 63 pi ss
Names of tho persons that mado full time
during the month: Lillio Biglcy, Clara
Brown, Fanny Dentinger, Emma Koons,
Henrietta Krum, Esther Ruber, Thomas
Balliet, Joseph Miller, Alviu Stout, Albeit
Watcrbccr.
SECOXOAIIV no. 1. M. T. T.
Wholo number in attendanco
dliriiic month .,....,,,. 43 18 01
Average attendanco during mo. 33 10 64
Per cent, of attendanco during
mouth ., 83 S3 SO
SECOXbARV no. 2. M. F. T.
Whole number iu attendanco
during month 37 27 01
Avcrnee attendanco dunn? mo. 33 23 .in
Per cent, of attendanco during
inonui ju 83 ST
Names of the persons that inndn full limA
during tho month: Harry Clauss, Lowis
Drelbelbics, Mclanchton Froclich, Henry
Fntzinger, Charles Hauk, Willio T. Klinger,
Willio Longstrcct, Willie McCormick, Harry
Painter. Wesley Rotberniel. Alvin llntlipn.
mcl, Oswillo Wert, Laura Dentinger, Maiy
PRIMARY Xll. 1. M. F. 1".
Number in attendance during
month.,,,,,.,.., 32 35 07
Average attelldanco during mo. E8 2'J 57
Per cent, of attendanco during
inouiu y7 tvl gg
Names of pupils that mado full time dur
ing tho month : Laura Beltz, Emma Froc
lich, Hattio Graver, Alice Gaggus, Bessie
Lcibenguth, Emma Miller, Ella Reichurd,
Hannah Schrav) Lallra Wcidaw, Frank
Bartholomew, Arthur Schoch, Amandus
Billman, John Hciinbach. Kddio Kuntz.
T nii.rt,..ti. -p m:ii ViPn t 1
Lcibenguth, Emma Miller, Ella rteichnrd,
Zachariah Kuntz, James Krutrt, Eddie
Koons, John Lichtlitcr. Frank Mulhearn.
Henry Moullhrop, Eddio Ohl, Pierce Trainer.
PRIMARY xo. 2. M. F. T.
Wholo number in atlendanco
ilurintr mouth,.,.. 49
43
S3
Avcrago attendance during mo. 44
rer cent, ot attendanco during
IIIOIHI1 ..... 1UIIII i vi '.'J
Obllnnry.
At n meeting of tho citizens of Albrights
vllle and Vicinity held on Tuesday last, tho
following resolutions wero unanimously
adopted :
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God
in tho dispensation of His Wise Providence
to tnko from our midst our beloved fellow
citizen, Charles rrctleric Huserman: there
fore bo it
llcsolved) "flilt in tho death of our
brother the community ha3 lost a vuluablu
citizen and a kindheartcd resident.
llcsolved) That while ro deeply dcploro
tho loss wo have sustained) wo aro yet "up
held by tho thought that Hodoethall things
well.
Resolved, tfhat wo tender our heartfelt
symiuthics to tho parents of Iho deceased
brothef) and hoiio that Ho who holds all
things in tho hollow of His hand will com
fort them In this till.o of severe trial.
Resolved, That ft Copy of these resolutions
bo presented to tho parents of our deceased
brother, and that they bo entered upon our
minutes for SO days olid published in The
CAnno Advocate.
Committee 1 H. Gi Deppoy, J. Ji Smith,
F. F. Cliristmau, O. W. Snyder.
Tlic foltoivfng tcblo allows 1110 quantity 01 coal
tthlpoed over tho Lehigh valley fiailroail lor the
week ending Mar. 91b, ISTSand (or the) oar as
compared tho same tiiuo lnt year.
Ileglons I'romi Week, Year.
Wyoming 11 50.211 it 259.471 IS
lliizletou tu.nil C4 41 4,c,7 is
Upper Lihlgh , SI'S 7JS 14
Heaver Meadow . B. j 09 111.li.il 13
Mahannv 1 8D91 19 I7.no 14
Mailed Chunk 0120a
Port Delaware 2,494 u
Total ......11., C8.4oTc5 S30,i:G0S
Last Year m ei.130 to 'J7I.W1 13
Increase t,,.. 7,710 C5
Docrecsn , 4).C3 5
RlII'ortT Of COAL transported over Lehigh
i- biisqu. banna Division. Central It It. ot New
Jerao, for odara ending Mar.8. 1878 1
Hbiunfd Irulii t Total wi-et. Tni'atn.
vvomingt
L'nper Leblgh
' " M.R.K.ACO,
llenver Meadow
llazletou ,
Mauch chunk
Cross Crenk
Council lllitgo 1
Uszardrllle
Total
5.817 Oi
135.2SI 17
2 60 1 IS
I 4-S C8
I.W7 C4
88 10
l.CVi 01
l.SbO 19
1,103 04
JS.S70 10
13.249 01
40,213 IC
6H 03
sr.iss on
2i.on 13
11,00.1 it
1G.079 10
2SS.3t: 14
231,472 04
Previously leportcct...
Total to dato 241472 04
Same time last year.... 401,003 OS
Increase..
Decrease.,
1C0.13I C4
Consumptives, do not gd west or soulh
for relief, but use Haas' Exjicclorant, which
you will find tho surest cdro known for all
lung complaints. It will cure, unless the
patient is beyond tho reach of ntedlcal aid.
Si and 50 cents a bottle.
Jt.uitii:i,
SCiiArrEit Koll. On Saturday, March 0,
by A. M. Staiip, J. P., Jefferson Scholar,
of Hazardsville, to Ellen E. Noll, of East
Fcnm '
DIED,
iti-sitEMAH. On tlifi 24th ultimo, near Al
brlghtsville) of bronchitl, Charles Fred
eric, son of Charles Frederic and Caroline
Huserman, ogod 27 years, 10 months, and
21 days.
Skuukl. In this borough, on the Gth Inst.,
Josse Lawrence, infant son of F. P. and
Sarah J. Semmel, ageet about 2 years.
JEGISTEK'S NOTICE.
Notice Is Bfre-by given that the Execntors,
Administrators and (Juurdunt hereinafter nam.
ert. havellk'd Iheir reapcctlve accounts ot the
fcllowior eatates In the ltcgistei- OSlce. at
si such Chunk, In and for tbo County of Carbon,
which accounts bavo been allowed by iheltee.
lKler. w.ll be preaenled to tte Judges of tbo
Orptisna' Court on Mo'iday.tbesthdav ot April
uext, at ID o'clock A.M.. for conHiuation 1
First nod final secoont of A. If. Tohls. Ad.
nnnl.trstor ol the liatato of John llella,co
resaul.
UERNAnn rntu.Trs, neomdw
Haseb rVanx, Utek' t, ttri,
Closing Prices of DcHaveh k Towhsexd
Stock, Government and Gold, 10 South
Third Street, Philadelphia, Mar. 14, 1878 1
(7. H.fi'B. ISM 1Mb mil lOTt. UkM
U.S. O-Sf.'a, 1"W1-J. A J 04 bid K4 asked
II. 8.S-so'. 1867 l' bill UGH nskid
il.S. .i-Iti's, ISUS 1034 bid ICS!, sttod
t'. o. ICMd's UAH bid l"5 asked
tf, s. currency, O's IU bid 119 ttttS
11 ,H. S'n 1631. now IC4H Mil 104H asited
II. H. 4 Vs. bow ...IKH bid ICS ajked
U. B 4'ancw Vilh bi t lfi1, ak(d
rcnns.vlviiiilalt.lt Vi bid a allied
1'blla. .t HraSIni; li. it 13 14 bid I3 Hiked
LohtKh Valley It. It. 3sh bid asked
1 chlehi'oal Nnv. Co.... I7" bid I7.' astcd
United Companies of W.J. US bid I16i ashed
l'ltts.,Tltusv..Allnfr. lt.lt. sH bid en asked
l'blla. & una 11. H 7H bid listed
Muithem Central It. It.... II old 14 It asucl
Ho'tonvlllejrass. It.lt. Co 7H bid Ti used
aold 101 bid 101.V1 askrd
Special K&tices.
A touciii.no DeaiiiUld scene.
"Oh, If I lind only received It before, I am
confident It would bavo enred inc." Thcsoitn
pressivo words v ere spoken by n gcnttctxian in
Iho last slaves of consumption, who, en bis
dealh-bed. hr.d rrcclvod a bottfo of Hale's
Honey of Uorchouad and 1 ar, and had taken
only r part of it, when ho found ho conld
btcntho with almost petfict cases Ms crmeb
had left him, but, not having cutr.moccedtho
article In time, ids conrtilutlon was broken,
and ho bad not sufficient trcngih left to over,
come I ho ilcaso. Thcreforo tho pullto will eeo
tho nccosslty ot kocplDr; tills article lu tho
houso, ready for lmmcdiato nso.es It lsar.
fain enro lor all cougbs, colds, hoarseness, diffi
cult brcntt.bg, and all cffcctlbas of tho throat,
bronclil.1l tubes and lanes, leading to consuuip
lion, sold by all druegtsts, and ot Crlttecden's
Central MeJIclco Warehouse, 7 blxlh avenue,
Now V01 k City, at 60 cents and Si. Great toy.
lug by purchasing largo size.
riKC'n ToornACuiS Duora care In ono mli.uto
Ip ladies Would consult ArrnAttAscFS'
Uiey would never uso anvothcr than Olcnn's
sidphar t-oan, which stimulates tho heallby nc
tlon of tbeiskin without ItrllnUiiff It, ami im
parts a 'flow totlloCboks no known cosmetic.
can loiitatb Sttico Its adoption tide's a marked
Improvement In tho complexion of younc laiUOs
wtio bad indulged In tbo gayette of fashion un
til the ro;o Is their check had been supplantod
by tho lily. Bold everywhere, atve it aula!.
Bold by drusilsts, Prico ::c. per cake, 1 box
(3 cakes) 75 cents, sdnttby mall, prepaid, on 10'
eclptof ptfcc.tCi Ki Crlttentcn, rioprietor, 7
SlStth avenue. Now Yort.
HILL'S IlAIIt AND 11ISKEK DYE, blacK Ot
brbwu, 53 Cints, feblJ 1m
'iho Great Discovery!
n. P. IfTINKIll'S IirTT!5n WIKP Cltf
IKON. For tho euro of weak Htomach. neocial
debility, ludlgcstlou, dif oase ol tbo nervous tvs
tcm, constipation, acidity of tbo stomach, and
all cases rtunlring 11 tnulo.
I ino wtno iiuinucs 1110 rnnc agrccao carder.
i - flrient s.iitof iionwu woa. citratooi irnr.
nrtiooido, eoiubineii with the mo&t eiiergoiie
of cgebiblo lonn Yellow I'otuviau llark.
The clToct In nnny cases cf debility. In.s ot
apbctito and goucral piostrallon, of ba eulo etit
bait ot lion combined with vulnalo uervo
tonic, is most happy. It uurmoiils tao Hjipe-
inc. luiaun luu miier, i i.i;i iiiuscumr )IDOi.l.
ncss. lemoves tho pallor vt debility, and givra a
florid lgor to tbo louutehanco.
X)' youwact soincthliie tu strengthen joul
So you want a goodappetltet Do you want to
buildup vour constitution! Do jou wi.ni to
feel Weill Do yon want to get rid ct nmoug.
ncssl Do vnuwant encrfyl Do jou wut to
Blecowcllf Do jou want bridle and vigorous
tcellngrt If you do. try Kunkel's Wine of Irou.
Tills trnli' -aluablo toulenas beon thoiougbly
tested bv all e'asscs of tho community that it
Is now deemoo Indirpensablo as n IV1110 moill.
cnio. It cons but biile, purines tbo blood aad
gives bine to tbo stomach, renovates the svs'
tcm and piolougs 1110.
lnnwouly nsii n fair tflal of this valuable
Tonic. 1'ilco.fl perbottlo. E. P. KUNKKlj.
Kola rror.iletor. riulailelpbla, im, Aklc your
ilrugcl't for KuBhclM Bitter Wise ot iiou, cud
take 110 other mauo. hold onlv In si beetles.
All others aio counterfeit) eo beware of thctm
lVorms Itcinorcil Alive.
E. P. KuuUel'a Worm Syrup nover falls to
destroy I'm, Beat and ftnmaeti Wnriim. Dr.
Kunkel Is liiooulv (.ucccsstul physician Intbis
country fur tho removal of worms, llo ic
moves Tape Worm, with bead and HI coiupltt.-t
ailvo m 2 hours, and no leo until rcmoed.
Hend for ctrcul.ir, or call on 1 our druggist, and
get u buttle ut Kunkel's Worm Byrup. 1'rico
ti.oo. Ii never fails. .March ic-il.
Health and Happiness.
Health and Happiness aro priceless Wealth t
their rofscusora, and yet tbey aro within the
reach of overy ono who will uso
Wright's Liver Pills,
Tho only eme CUHB for Torpid Liver. Dypcp.
eli, Iieadaiho. Hour Montach, Coustloatlou. Do.
liiilty, NHUsea.nudallllilUous comblaiuta and
lilood disoiei-s, Nono gcuuiuo unless clgm d
"Wm. Wright I'lula." II your Druggist n 111 not
upply send 2i cents for ono box to Bariltk.
Holler & Co., 70 W. Ith at, l'hllx Dec. 28 yl
DON'T NEGLECT A COUGH
or Cold, when !5 Bents will buy n Lottloof Dr.
Trailer's Coagb Syrup at any drugstore. It has
wrought n complete ihangoln thu Cough .MeeU.
clues, Is pleasant as t oney and always curoi.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Dr. Frazler'a Cough Syrup used la connection
with Dr i rnsici'sicoot Ultters wiilcuiiecok.
SUUITIOS.
Bland.iiayt'mLsundry,Cloveland,o. Oct. 13 '7J
Dr. Vkaziek. Deai Bir 1 I feei 11 a duty I owd
toeuff.r og liumunitv to write you. Forsous
lime I was sorely rflllclednilb 11 cough. raising
had stuir. with overy u niptom of lining 11 con
tlimtdcousumptlvo 1 lib-iitliuerontuicdiclurs
i.d cures wltbont Hading relief, 1 sln commit.
od thrco of our most rromlnent Cluvelaud pby
sicljua. tho last ono ol wbtclt prououuc.'d my
ciiao serlou, and lutoime.1 mo that I could not
live more IhM a few mnuths ADnnt lUU time,
hcatliii; of joui wondetful aucceas. I coot'
menoed taking vour Bvrup In coniiectlou with
your Hoot 11 Iters, end was at i.nco beucflmi,
and alter using the medieuie somo two mouths
I find myself entirely cured.
... TOItECU DUNN.
Mr. Dunn again writes, under date, of Aug 4.
1877 Dr. Trailer, Do,r Hiri I can endorao
your medicine more ttrougly than over ft out tho
fact that it is now nearly ono Tear slnoe I was
cured My lungs are to Cav Miong and sound,
having no return of tho ibeotse.
T.W'lPWM&lfltW . ak lor themselves.
Dit O. W. i'ltAZIKlt.ftupilttor.CleveliiHd.O.
For sale Iijr all DrtaCBlsls.
Dec. ir.iy. D
Priceless Discovery.
A Sure Cure for Piles.
A sure cure for the blind b'eoaiao. Itching nnd
ulcerated tub's baa been dlMooveretl by Dr. W il.
Ham, (an Indian tenio.lV) called Dr. Wlb'sm's
Indian Olntiuent. A alugie box lias cured tliq
worst 0 d chronic cases 01 Iwenlv-Uvo nnd thir.
tyyeath' standing. Nooneneoil ruffer tlvsniiu
utes after npuiyuig this wocderiul fOMhiti;:
medic.ne. Ijtloun, Instruments and .''fctuaues
doiuoioharm than (rood. William's Ointment
stippnrta tim tumors, allara the lnie-uo iichuii;
(particularly at nivht after gcttlog waim iu
beeLI cel. a a poultice, gives ixtont end pain,
lets 1 1 lief, and la prep-arm! only fur flirt and
nothing elac, Thoiaamia etcnriil i-a'.lcntar. ..
tost IU vittaoa. and pbralc aca eil all schcols
proununco It the irreatest contilbnt'on to inerti.
cmv of tbo Sfro. Il matters iiothowlonf;cra'
vcrrlv you have leeu buffering, jou ten be.
eated.
Mr. Joseph H. ttyder.O'evo'and, Ol.lo write 1
I-uuVred tor years with Itching and Uiceiuted
I'llea. tr.ed remedy after remedv ndverlueu si.U
ciiiiaulttHlpbislii'iuialii Phllcdrlpliia.lul wllr.
Clnciuuati, Indlanaushs and Ibis elvi and
rpeut bnndrrds of dollar a. but louna no reuif
unit! I obtained a box of Dr. William's Iudiau
Ulntnient sumo lonr months ago, and It bn
cnredmocimnlctolv. I ban a part r.f the hi x
left nbleh I gave to a Irlend ot mine win bad
duotnred with many p'tya'ctana ami as c it.
sort went 10 tbo noted Ilot n.irlnj, ,y ai:.ai.
for Ireulmeut. llclnloinn mo that tlmlrdlan
ointment has also cure. blm of tba lib. it i
ctrt'iiniyawaiiiifrfuldiaeotery, and abuultl bo
used bv the many ttiounn who ct; e low suf.
foriuir with lba( dreed diiejse.
WllO.Ofio Reward wl'l be paid for s r-nre. or.
lam remody. Bold by all Druigltta Dlt. a. W ,
FIIAZIMK, wleprop:lrtaa.eUlttai;4, ei,
Bos. M, ife