Society Meetings. limiTO OASTLk, No. 7S, A. O. K. OT TtlBM. O 2nd nnd 4th Monday of oaoh month, In He bar' Hall. Lehighton, at 7;39 o'clock p. 11. nr. Koatenbader. 8. K.O.t S. 11. (lllnam. h. k. n. a. Bamsv TTfTTTffJf LODOE. No. ASS. 1. O. O. T meets every Tucsdn.v evening, at i o'clock, 1U Unaer'B JIB1I. Jk. jvuibuuuuuui, a. tt. Iteber, Hecretary. UITUCQE.H TRIBE. No. S12. Imp. O. ot II. if., meetain weoer'a linn eveij nnvuiuoT, . I. re tela. Sachem i A.W. lioches, C. of It. ratio rooi Tains, No. tri. imp. o. it. M., meet on Wednesday evening ot each week, at 7:30 o'olock. In l'nbllo School Ilnll, Welsspnrt, Pa. C. W. Schwab, S.t Jao. lining, u. 01 LitnianTox I.odoe. No. 534. K. of P.. meets on Friday ecnloga, in llebcr'a Halt, at 7;J0 o'cioc. w.ll. Bachraan, c.c i L. a. Jailer, K. of II. and ti. E R. S1KWB118, DIaTllIOr ATTOJINRY & COONSKLLOIl AT T. A W. Office, KlotiM Halloing Diodnwar, MAttUIt CHUNK. PA. Settling Estates. Filing Accoanta and Orphans court practice n specialty. Trial ot Onnsei coretullv attended to. Lega ransactlona In Kngllsh and Uerraiin, Jon a. SATURDAY, JUNE 15,1878. Local and Personal. West's liver pills euro dyspepsia. Huckleberries promise) to bo plentiful. The Ka3ton jail now contains siatty-ecv-en prisoners. Read Tilghman Arner's new advertise ment in another column. Some o'piir farmers have already com menced to make hay. Harry Sweeney, of Drifton, was home on a visit a few days ago, Spring and summer styles of genU and youth's hats, at T. D. Clauss' at low prices. There will be an celipw of the sun on the 23th of July,viiblo in the United States. A full line of boots and shoes, gents furnishing goods, Ac, at T. D. Clauss,' very heap. Paris Green and Land Plaster, for sale, cheap for cash, at J. L. Gabel's hardware a to re. Howard Seaboldt is homo from the Millentown school on vacation. Ho looks well. There Is some talk among tho Slating tonlnns of orgauiiing an independent caval ry company. The Lehigh Valley Railroad announces a. quarterly dividend of one per cent, pay able July 15. We regret tp hear that tho health of Daniel Kalbfus, Esq., of Mauch. Chunk, is dot improving. -Paints, oils, and varnishes very low at Mixed paint l f Luckenback's, Mauch, Chunk, nil shades, to order. The arrival of summer dress goods, Ac, nt the Original Cheap Cash Store are an nounced In another column. R. F. llofford, County Superintendent, accompanied by his son,left on n two weeks Vjsit to Alabama, on Monday last. James II. James was killed by a fall of roal in tho Kesiiuchoning Mines, near Mauch Chunk, Monday morning. Tho Lutheran church in this state has .' jdn avcraie of 300 members to every pastor; (hicJh'erAlenomhtfttious riearly 100. For'new designs in wall paper, go to 11. A. Peter, of the Central Drug Store. Sold cheap forcaah. Paris green at bottom prices. Miss Nellie Lovett, of Glen Kern, Towa Tneniing twp., has been visiting at Win. Kemcrcr's in this borough during the past week! TheJine oftho Bath railroad has been extended to 'the Wind Gap, and tho road was opened to said place us Tuesday of lust week. "A positive benefit to young children and infant?' is the popular verdict for Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup. Sold everywhere at 25, cents swxiure. l'cter W. fisher, near ronton, has mie of tho best clover field m Berks county Five stalks pulled up the other clay arecaged 18 inches in length. Wo leam that Mr. C. W. Lents will open a Drug store, in the store room next to the Fort Allen House, in Weissport, during the coming week. Clocks and Watchis cnrtlally repaired, and work warranted, at lowest cntli rates, at Jlagcman's cheap cash store, opposite public quare, Wcisnport. 16-13. Kate Ycager was arrested in Gennau town, Schuylkill county, on Sunday, for the murder of lier newly-born child in April iast. She is now in tho Pottsvilloail. Rev. M. C. McEnroe, formerly of South Bethlehem, but for tho past year pastor of tit. Mary's Catholic Church, at St. Clair, has been transferred to Kellyvillc, near Phila delphia. Tho diseases of babyhood are so rapidly weakening that tho cuiickcat means should bo used to check them. Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup is tho unfailing remedy for these complaints. Price 25 cents. Prof. A. P. Horn, returned home from .Palatinate College, Meyorstown, Pa., on Tuesday, having graduaU-dand received his diploma in music He will remain with us for eonie mouths. The "dollar of our daddies," we saw two of them last week, one dated 1794 and the other 1707, tho former in tho hands of Master Nusbaum and the other with Mr. Ruch, both of Weisspot t. J. K. Rickert has still a few of those eli jible lota in Riekertstown to dispose of. If jou feel like securing a good home call and see him. lie is also supplying Hour, feed, lumber and coal at the lowest rates. See cherubims in another column hold ing abunchofgrapesfrom which Sneer's Tort Grape Wine is made, that is so highly es teemed by the medical profession for tho use of Invalids, weakly persons, and the aged. Tho MInisterium of the Lutheran Church of Pennsylvania and adjacent States will meet In Easton on next Sunday, June loth. Rev. C. W. Schaeffer, President of the Synod, will preach the opening ser mon. It is expected that about 200 minis ters will bo pretent. Go to A. J. Durling's popular drug store, for the celebrated insect powder sure death to worms infecting currant, gosscberry and all other bushes. Taris Green, a fresh stock just received, for the destruction of the pota to bug. .Cheap for cash. The ministers and elders comprising the Urge and influential Presbytery of Lehigh, 'are to meet iu the Rev. James A. LUtfe's church, at Hokendautpia, next Tuesday and Wednesday, Juno 18 and IV. Themcetiugs are open to tho public, and will no doubt prove very interc.ting. T. D. ClauBi, tho Lehighton merchant tailor, la now receiving an unusually large stock of cents suitlnes. cloths, rassimers and veatings which he will mako up to order In tho latest fashion at extremely low prices Read the Borough statement In to-day's paper. A gang of bogus gypsies passed through our borough Thursday afternoon. The Lehighton School Board Want a Janitor for tno scliool House, anu it collector 01 taxes, oco nuveruscuicub iu uuvbui-i column. A hew paper, it is said, will bo shortly Issued, in this county in tho interests of tho National or urecnuacK party, witu lion, j C. Finchcr as editor and publisher. P. T. Brady has fitted up and will run in connection with his eating department an ice cream parlor for ladles and gentlemen and proposes to keep nothing but n first class article oi ico cream anu otucr rcircsuments. The investlcatlon of tho affairs of tho de funct Reading savings Bank, which was to have taken piaeo Monuayi nas ucon posipon' ed until tho 17th Instant, owine to the con tinned illness of A. F. Boas, cx-prcsident of tuotalik. Dr. W. W. Reber, son of our friend Dr. N. B. Reber, has returned from Philadel phia, Whero ho has been studying for his profession. Wo understand that tho young Jl. u. will nractico with u s latncr lor tno present. rersons wno nro in tno uauitoi visiting cemeteries and plucking flowers from tho plots will bear in mind that there is a law declaring it to bo a misdemeanor for any but tho owners to remove from any grave or cemetery lot any flower or other memorial token of affection. Tl'e learn that by request of a number of his friends, Prof. 1). C. Xandcr, corner of North and Northampton strects,thls borough, will this (Friday) evening, givo one of his unique Parlor Kntertainmcnts at his resi dence as above. Admission only 15 cents. We paid a visit to tho Central Carriago Works, Wednesday, and found tho "boys" busy aa nailers. Among other work on hand is a very handtomo and showy butch er wagon for Dildino Snyder, of Parryville, nnd a beautiful phaeton lor ii. D. Bowman, of Towanda, N. Y. Harry Hofford, hostler at the Exchange Hotel, in this borough, was out with some others Monday evening, and whilo at tho Franklin Hotel, Weissiort, cutting up, was pushed or fell over n chair, and broke two or three of his ribs. Ho is attended by Dr. Dcipic. The pic nio of tho Keystone Band, of Weissport, took place on Wednesday last, and was tolerably well attended. The Mc Danicl family furnished tho music for tho dancing. Tho members of the band desire to return tneir t nan us to tno ticople ot be highton and U'eissport for their liberal pat ronage. II. H. Peters, merchant tailor, post office building, has just received a large stock of rent's neckwear, Ac, which ho is offering very low for cash. Look I Black si IK bows, live lor 25 cents; linen collars, two for 25 cents: cent's hose, six pair for 25 cents; and all other goods at equally low rjrircs. - At tuo meeting of the Lehighton School Board last Tuesday evening, IKm. Zelincr and F. P. Longstrcct, tendered their rcsicna ,i i .. it... i. l.. r- wuus us iin-iuLU'rn ui uuib uuuy. UlUllUll, tho resignations were accepted, and Rev. A. Bartholomew was elected to rill ono vacancy, tho other remaining to be filled at tuo next meeting, ivuat is the matter ? To show tho depreciation of real e: we may mention tho fuct that tho Allen House, the largest hotel in this city, situate right in the business centre, was sold at sheriffs sale last Friday to the Easton and Catasauqua Banks, jointly, for $23,000. Tho property cost its late owner, Mr. Win. lvern, oi tno exploded banking lirm or Wil liam II. Blumcr A- Co., J6(l,O0U. Allentotcn Democrat. Daniel Graver, at tho Bee Hive Store, has marked down the prices of ladies Dress Goods and Dry Goods in order to reduce stock. Now call for, bargains. Monday afternoon Levi Bartholomew. a track hand on the L. V. It. R., w.is en gaged loading rails with a number of others, when a portion of them attempted to throw the rail on the track before tho others wcrn ready, causing it to swing around and fill to the track, striking Bartholomew on the foot nnd badly smashing it. Mr. B. is very unfortunate, he has a daughter lying very ill lor tno past six months, a son was badly burned nt the Slatiugton fire, and now he iiimseu is laid up. ine lately confirmed members oi tlto Reformed church, of East Mauch Chfiik, made a surprise visit to their nastor.'llev. J. E. Freeman, in U'eissport, on Tuesday last, ine party was unucr tno leanersmp of Mr. Henry Dicucmau, who in a neat speech presented to the rev. gentleman a quantity xf groceries, provisions, Ac, and to iurs. t rcciuan ti handsome, new tiro's; lor all of which Rev. Freeman and lady feel very grateful. A pleasant time wu's had during tho evening, and tho party returned to E. M. Chunk on the 11 p. in. train. Tho directors of the Central Railroad Company of New Jersey adopted a resolu tion Wednesday requesting the receiver of the company to obtain authority from the Court ol Chancery in New Jersey for hold ing an election of a new Board of Directors on the 10th of July. There is littlo doubt that tho election will be held as proposed, and that tho successful ticket will bo mado up of F. S. Lathrop and other new men, to the exclusion of John Taylor Johnston and other old directors, under whose manage ment the company became bankrupt. "My DearSavannahllome," A beauti ful song and chorus, by II. P. Banks, (auth or of "Bjlvee Thread asionb the Gold," and hundreds of other popular melodies,) is published complete In the June Score," with four other pieces of standard music, as Con eolation, one of Mcodelssohu's Songs with out words; Night is fine, song by Guglielmo; Aida, an instrumental arrangement, by Lou is Fnlk, au Im StrudJ Galop, ono of Faust's most popular. Besides wo find Interesting reading matter, which will bo found valuable to all lovers of art. Tho subscription price is only $1.15. Single copies sent by mail forlO cents. Send for Perry's catalogue of half price music. Address John F. Terry A Co., Publishers, 538 Washington St., Boston, Mass. Greenback Club. On Friday evening of last week a Nation al Club was organiied in this borough. The meeting was called to erdcr, in Manti's Ex change Hotol ball-room, at 7:30 o'clock, by W. A. Graver, after which F. C. Winter mute was choosen temporary chairman, B. J. Youngkiu secretary. The chairman then declared tba election of permanent officers in order, when tho following where chosen i President, Jas. II. Styers. Vice-Presideut, Amos W. Eachea. Secretary, R. J. Youngkiu. Treasurer, W. A. Graver. The constitution of tho Greenback club of or the Independent party (Nationals) was then read and 17 ereons anrolled their names. E. R. Eubody then addressed the meeting, was followed by F.C. Wintermute, after which the meeting adjourned to meet thlt (Friday) evening, Juno 14, at 7:30, at tha tame place. Court froCCCulwrs. Court oponed Monday nftcMoon about ll4j o'clock, President Judge, S. S. Dreher, and Associates Leonard and Weutz on the bench. Tha mnalnblea of different boroushs and townships wero sworn and handed Tn their report, no violations oi tuo liquor iaw were' reported. John Conway, John Sherry, H. P. Levan, James Walker, and John Painter wero ap pointed tipstaves. Tho list of grand Jurors was called, the jurors sworn, then charged by J udge Drchcr, wncn tno bony procceucu to tno graua-ury room. Tho lollowing gentlemen comiioso tho grand juryi Josiah Ruch, foreman; William Ash, Fred. Beer, Josiah Bowman, Paul Buck, Georgo Boyle, A. J. Christman, Georgo Carroll, Alexander Early, Patrick English, Alven Froy, Jacob Glnder, sr., Isaac Glnder, jr., Jacob Hettinger, Thomas Kuclincr, r reuenck fjouckei, William ncs ley, David O'Brian, Wilson Peters, Rein hard ltuff, William Ruch, Jeremiah N. Snyder, and John Yacgcr. Commonwealth vs. Benton Horn, was the first case called. After hearths' testimony otrboth sides, the case was dismissed by tho Court at tho cost of tho Commonwealth. TUESDAY. Tho enso of tho Commonwealth vs. Phincas Kibbler, desertion, by continuance from last court came up Tuesday morning. After hearing testimony, the Court ordered that dclcndant pay the sum of $4 per month toward the support of his wifo and child, pay the costs in these proceedings, give security in $300, and that ho stand com mitted to jail until complianco with fecu lence. In tho caso of the Commonwealth vs. Georgo Krick, General Albright moved to quash the indictment, and the motion to quash was sustained by tho Court. Court then adjourned until two o'clock. Alter court opened tho District Attorney called the case of Commonwealth vs. John Freideman, charged with larceny and receiv ing stolen goods. There being no testimony offered n gainst the defendant, tho jury ren dered a verdict of not guilty. In tho caso of the Commonwealth vs. James Durkin, charged with the murder of Georgo K. Smith, District Attorney Siewerj mado a motion for a nolle prosequi. Tho counsel for defense, who wanted cither a final discharge or a trial, wero granted per mission to tile objections. Com. vs. Manouh Schockencv. llnrrv Header, and Jacob W. Gray. Defendants plcadod guilty. Com. vs. Georce Krick: cliarffi1! attempt to practice medicine without having been legally qualified. Georgo Kibbler, tho first witness for the Commonwealth, said that ho lived in Sum mit Hill; told of being sick and of Krick giving him medicine. in cross-examination saia ne toot n.riCK'9 medicine for three weeks'. Dr. DeYnunzwas sworn, and testified that he lived in Mauch Chunk, and practiced medicine in that placo; that ho met the do fendant in Upper Mauch Chunk and had a conversation with him, ho asked Krick whether he was a regular practitioner, and tho latter answered necatively ; the defend ant also said to witness that ho had no diplo ma or license. Harry Albertson testified that defendant ad handed him a circular two or three years ago. The defense objected to this tes timony. , , C. M. Ebbcrt'tcstlficdAmoni! other tiiintrs. that the defendant came to his store ; had a conversation with him ; defendant told him that he had no license; witness told him that ho didn't need any ; that, if he got into trouble in court, he would write to the Gov ernor, and tho latter would mako it all right. Thomas Kcmerer Was also sworn, but his testimony was unimportant. Georgo Williams testified that he arrested Krick ; defendant told him that ho had not been to any college, and had not taken out a license ; that he did not need any of thoso things; also told him that ho had made a cure in East Mauch Chunk. Dr. Do Young, being recalled, testified that Krick hnd told him that ho would continue to practice medicine iu spito of the law or any thing clec. The defense offered a certificate from Luzerno'a Prothonotary, and had a number of wonderful cures made by Dr. Krick. Com. vs. Reinhnrd Wimmer; assault and battery. Settled by defendant paying cosls. Com. vs. Harry Johnson, jr.; assault and battery. Settled by defendant paying costs. Iu the caso of the com. vs. Fred. Miller, in which Jacob Shinglcr was prosecutor, the na jury ignored the bill, ana ordered tno rosccutor to pay tho costs. wr.DxrsuAV. Tho jury In tho case of Commonwealth vs. Georgo Krick returned a verdict of not guilty, and put tho costs on tho prosecutor, Dr. H. DeYoung. At this xint tho matter of granting to tho District Attorney a not. proa, in tho caso of Thomas Durkiu, claimed tho attention of the court. Tho defense had been Instructed to put their reasons in writing. They did, and tho reasons, as sworn to by Thos. Dur kiu, are given below: First. That he has already been In con? finement over more than two regular terms of the court of Oyer and Terminer of this county. Second. That, if the Commonwealth after this lapse of time Is not ready to try tho Crisoner, he is justly and legally entitled to is discharge as provided by tho act of as sembly. Third. That he is prepared, and has been prepared eversinco the first time of his ar rest, and is now ready to go to trial, and de mands from the court either his absolute dis charge or trial before a jury, to which tho law entitles him. To the objections of the defense, tho Diet. Attorney replied that two regular terms at which tho defendant might have been tried hail not passed, that the April term was ex hausted in the trial of James McDonnell and Charles Sharie, Weduesday morning the court, after hav ing held the matter under advisement, granted tho motion of tho District Attorney, and allowed him to enter u nolle prosequi. To this ruling of the Court the defendant excepted, and prayed the Court to seal for him a bill of exception, which was granted. Freeman Woodland, larceny, was the next caso called. H. J. 'Woodring, prosecu tion. Mononh Shockency, Harry Header, and Charles W, Gray were in two indictments, charged with larceny. Defendants pleaded guilty, asking that permission bo given them to make statements. After hearing their statements, the court allowed them until the middlo of next week to pay tho costs. THURSDAY. The jury, in the caso of Commonwealth vs. Freeman Woodland, although they were out all night, could not agreo upon a ver dict The court discharged the jury. Thursday morning the grand jury pre sented their report to the court. The docu ment reads as follows : " Mavcu Cuckk, June 13, 1878. "To the Honorable the Judges of Quarter Session! of the Peace In and for the county of Carbon : "The grand Inquestof the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, inquiring for the county of Carbon in all matters relating to tho tamo, do respectfully report that they havo acted upcu tettn bills of indictment, cf which six. (0) word found true bills, and ono (1) Ignored; " Iu the matter of a petition for a brlnVo In Lower Towomenslng, they havecoma to tho conclusion to disapprovo the project for' tno present; ihe;samo conclusion was also arrived at in regard to the petition for a oriugo in ivast rciin townsnip. "Our attention has been called to the ro- port of the constable of Penn Forest town ship, that tho railings at tho bridges wero wanting. We therefore recommend to your Honors to notuy tno supervisors ol said township to nut un railines on said bridircs. " Wo beg lcavo to further report that wo navo visiteu nnu inspected tno county prison, and nro unanimously of the opinion that the Sheriff is to be recommended for its cle.in.nnd healthy condition. " Tho attention of this grand inquest has also been called in regard to tho lot lying on the cast sido of tho county jail, ami be longing to the county, as being a public miisanco without having a fenco in front, Vfe therefore recommend your Honors to notifying the proper officers and havo it en closed. " Ho respectfully tender our thanks to tho Honorable Judges and District Attorney for their courtesy and assistance during our uciiberauons. josiah itt'cu, f oreman." After the report of tho grand jury had been read, tho body wero discharged with the thanks of tho court. Commonwealth vs. Charles Cook and William McManamnn, surety of peace. Defendants failing to appear in court, re cognizance was forfeited. Commonwealth vs. Robert B. Black, for nication and bastardy. Defendant not ap pearing, his recognizance was forfeited. Commonwealth vs. Charles IP. Lentz, fornication and bastardy. Recognizance forfeited. POCTI.VK Bl'SIXKSS. In tho matter of tho account of George Ruddle, administrator of the estate of Thos. Shields, deceased, auditors report filed and confirmed nun' by the Court. In tlio matter of the settlement of tho es tate of Benjamin Mitchell,deccased,and the funds in the hands of A. G. Mitchell, ad ministrator of said estate, auditor's report confirmed nut by the Court. Petition of administrator of estate of Chns. Hiissman, for sale of real estate and return of sale to court, report was read, nnd sale confirmed mart by tho Court. Monday, after reading petition ofHeltie A Heintzleman.by her father Eli S. Heintz lemau, minor child of Hcttie A. Heintzle mau (mother), deceased, for guardian, the Court appointed Nathan Snyder. First and final account of James Cool, ad ministrator of the estate oflliram.Siiralboa. deceased, confirmed nut. The account of Daniel Wentz, guardian of the minor children of Alexander Hartman, deceased, confirmed nut. First and final account of Mary Schlie, administratrix of Fred. Schlie, deceased, lata of Mauch-Chunk, confirmed nisi. In the matter of the petition for appoint ment of constable in Banks township, peti tion and bond wero filed and approved, and John Quiun was appointed constablo of said township. In the matter of the petition for tho ap pointment of a constable in the borough of Wcathcrly, petition nnd bond were filed nnd approved, nnd appointed John Hooven con stable of said borough for the present vacant year. ine liccnso heretofore erantcxl to E. T. Booth was transferred and umiltoii to James S. Wibert for the remainder of the term thereof. On Monday a petition was presented to the court for laying out a public road in Lower Towamensing.nnd Tuesday tho court apiinted John Craig, Paul Buck, and Lewis Weiss viewers. Tho account of A. G. Chrlstman, J. J.ind Mahlon Cliristinan, administrators of Josenh Christman, deceased, confirmed nisi. In tho matter of the second and final ac count of Jacob II. Salkeld, administrator of .the estate of Georgo W. Salkeld, deceased, tho auditor's report was read and confirm ed m'.i. Mr. John Kline, upon report of exam iners, Charles Albrieht. IP. M. Ransher. and James S. Loose, who recommended tho admission of applicant, on Thursday morn ing was sworn and admitted, into the Car bon county bar. In tho matter of tho application of Albert Lewis to designate boundaries of lot of Samuel Evert, the court on Thursday ap pointed Dennis Bauman, Lewis IPciss, and John Behler commissioners', to report Juno 20. 1 AX. BI. Ijltntty. On Monday night, Policeman Moycr ar rested M. M.'Landy at his house olid ho was taken to Pottsville with the next morning train, and held to bail in$I,500,and arrived hoirto again early in the evening. Mr. Landy considers tho whole affair as a picco of political persecution, and his worst ene mies must allow that there are somo things very inexplicable counectcd with the matter, which makes two sides to tho question. Time may uuravel the whole affair and put tilings in a shape that will shed a light upon it, different to what has been seen in the confusion and excitement that has prevailed during tho lato few days. Parker's ila hanoy Itecord. College Commencement. Tho following is the programme adopted Saturday fur the Commencement of Lafay ette College: Sunday, Juno 23, Baccalaure ate sermou by President, W. C. Cattell. Anniversary of Brainerd Society and nddress by G. J. F. Williams, President. Monday, Juno 24. Senior Class day, Tuesday, June 25. Alumni day, reunions of Washington and Franklin societies and of the classes, and Commencement address by J. F. Wil liams, of the Class of '74, and President Cat tel's levee, Wednesday, Juno 26. Com mencement day, orations by members of the class and conferring of degrees, Thurs day June 27. Examination day of candi dates for admission, Friday, Juno 28. Parryville Sparks. Rcinhart started for the west this week, IPe all wish him a safe journey and success. Joseph Reinhart's wife presented him with a young daughter last week. He is very proud of it It being tho first. Oliver Rinker, of Hazleton, was on a visit to this place last week. Ilisold friends were very glad to see him. Daniel Rothermel has returned from St. Luke's Hospital, with his arm amputated. Now he is a cripple for life. II' heat crop hereabouts Is a failure this year. Most of our farmers have cut it down for the cattle. Mrs. Emma Norten, of Georgia, Is visit ing her relatives at this place, and intends to stay until next week. John Krum having bought Soil's saw mill, at a reasonable price, now Intends to go into the lumber business. Last Tuesday, James Gaumer and wife were going to BowmausviUe in a spring wagon, aud on their way down they met a coal train tho liorso got afraid of tho en gine and began to kick and struck James on the leg and fractured it. Dr. Christ is the attending physician. CuiurAQSz, Military. Tho military company now organizing In this borough, met in Llndcrtflan's Hall, on Tuesday evening last,nnd formed a tempor ary organliition uy electing WifJ. McCormlck as President, nnd P. T. Bradv as Secretary. Gen. John 1). Bertolette, of Mauch Chunk, was present anu addressed tho men. Tho following nro names of tho mombera of tho company up to tiato : Wm. C. McCormick H. It. MUlselman Owen Graver Jas. Ai Former Jos. 8. Webb II. V. Morthlmcr F. P. Longstrcet R. J. Youngkiu P. T. Brady Wm. A. Graver W. Shecklcr Jas. H. Styers Wm. Bechtel John G, Biery Francis Bartholomew Jas. J. Williams C. M. Johnson K. II. Krcsgo John C. Nicholson D. F. Rickert Jas. H. Blglcy C. J. Palsgrovo W. H. Moultrop ' Charles Frind unnrics I'owcu Charles Acker F. P. Scmmcl AI. Bicgo -Jas. Shcckler Dallas C. Sanders John Miller C. T. Horn Geo. W. McDaulcl Al. Movi-r Wm, ifijnmclricU M. A. Graver L. O. Burns A. B. Marsh Wm. H. Boycr John E. Acker C. J. Kclley Alex. Crick Wm. M. Smith Johu Henry A i. r rinu b. r. jsioyer John Hank, jr. Milton E. Emery And. K. Rlllcrt Thomas Buyer John Graver John Krcsge John II. McCreary N. Hill Frank J. Knst John Esch, (tlnun'f) O. H. McDaniel Jacob Blank, (drum'r) J. G. Zern John 8. Laury J. AY. Ruch Frank Rabcr E. L. Kistlcr. A meeting for muster find tho election of officers wIllTje held, in Lindcrman's Hall, this place, on Thursday evening next, June 18, at 8 o'clock nt which time all members aro requested to bo present. Dennis Donnelly Hanged. Dennis Donnelly, convicted last Novem ber of tho murder of Thomas Sanger, mine, boss at Hcaton's Raven Run Colliery, was hanged Tuesday morning at half-past tenjin tho jail yard at Pottsville. Tho execution was moro private than that of any of tho Mollies previously hanged, only a few physicians, coal and iron police, the jury and representatives of tho local press being pres out. Tho prisoner was visited Monday n ight by Right Rev. Bishop Shanahan, of Harris burg, who administered confirmation, Which gave rise to a rumor that a confession had been made. Donnelly passed a quiet and restful night, retiring at about eleven, and arose at fivo Tuesday morning. At seven ho was visitea by rainers uauaguer and liren- nan, whs remained with him until his death. Tho town was freo from excitement, very few people arriving In tho morning trains, aud nothing indicated tho judicial tragedy but the collection of a curious crowd around tho prison entrance, which was 6irongiy giiarucu by uoai ana iron police. Within the walls all tho preparations had been mado at an early hour. Tho callows was erected on a spot at tho eastern end of 1 1, .. I ...1. ! , i r : . .. . i .IIUJUIU, tTUClU 1A 2.1U11IC3 CXpiaiCU. IHCIT crimes a year ago. Before it were gathered a small party composed principally of physi cians and newspajicr men. At 10.20 a pro cession composed of Sheriff Mats and Ward en King, the prisoner, supported by tho two P,;ti. n,l f..1l....l i... !.,... 'no emerged from tho door of the prison and wuiklhi siowiy uown tno pavement to tuo gallows. Donnelly repeated the prayers as dictated by his spiritual advisers and mount ed the gallows with a firm tread. As he stood on the fatal trap he passionately kiss ed a crucifix which hung from a string around his neck, until the Deputy Sheriff pinioned his arms and the cap Vns drawn over his head. In eight minutes life was extinct. After hanging for fifteen minutes the body was taken down nnd removed to the depot, where a special train provided by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Co. conveyed it to Girardvillo for interment. The funeral took placo Tuesday afternoon. Dig Greek items. Corn and potatoes nro growing nicely. Fish havo becomo very scarco in our streams. Considerable buckwheat will bo sown again this year in this section. Solomon Walck left a ryo stalk at my houso on Saturday last that measured 8 feet 21 inches in length. This beats Penn Forest, and leaves Franklin to call uikju somo other section to beat HI Considerable clearing Will bo dollo this year. Rev. f. H. Weidner, of Chcrryville, is expected to preach In the Bolt's Church, of this place, on Sunday evening, Juno 23rd, at 7:30. All aro cordially invited. Died, on Saturday last, a daughter of Eli George, of Slatlngton, fomcrly of this place, of diphtheria, aged 13 years and 21 days. Tho funeral took place on Monday at 2 p. m., at tho Solt's church. Services wero conducted by Rev. J. L. Werner, of Tarryvillo. Yours, etc., Bio Cbkkk, Juno 13. Rivebk. Snaps from AVeatlierly. Cold rain on Saturday and Monday. Tho hay crop through this section of tho country looks promising. Tho festivals held after last pay-day (this week) by the different churches were numerous, well attended, and well enjoyed. Quite a number havo two dollars ready for tho Best Point excursion. Last IPednesday while engine "Ant," No. 81, was coming down tho Valley Road at this placo with a train of coal cars, five cars Jumped tho track, opposito the depot and mashed to pieces. No ono hurt. rrof. Rowland, of Parryville, was in town IPednesday, and, if not mistaken, for the purpose of introducing new school books. Milk has come down to Cc a quart for cash, since D. E. Blakslee has started in that business and for 8c. on credit. The Sc. men we think sell the most milk as yet, but we think the 6c man is better oil' in the end, and thoso that buy of him, also. IIouo. Officers Elected. At the annual meeting of the stockholders of tho Lehigh Valley Emery Wheel Co., held at their office in Wciuort,on .Monday last, the following officers and directors wero chosen fur tho ensuing ycuri Wm. Lilly, President. L. E. Wills, Treasurer. Directors Wm. Lilly, Wm. Wagner, W. M. Itapslier, Wm. Stroh, Wm. R. Butler, J. G. Zern, L. E. Wills. Tlie Coal Trade. Tha anthracito coal trado continues the same encouraging aspect it bora at the timo of our last week's notice. Tho impression is steadily strengthening that tho output of coal for 1878 will be larger than the largest of tho estimates two months ago. If this shall prove true, all that this paper has said in reference to tho encouraging promlbo of tho trade will bo moro than milizol, ami this result may bo mado the basis of the re vival of business generally. Tho receipts of Lehigh coal at Perth Ambuy last week were 23,705 tons, against shipments thence, in the snmo timo of 20,307 tons. Tim amount vf coal delivered by tho Lehigh Valley Rail road to furnaces up In Juno 1, 1678, reaches 203.07C tons, against 20tl,753 tons in corres ponding time last year, alt Iritfttlse of 83, 317 tons, Tha Schuylkill coal regiuh Is ac tively eugogcdi tho tonnngo for tho week to Saturday night last reaching 181,000 tons, 6f which 80,000 tons shippod thencCi Vos scls nre reported very ecarce, and tho busl ness ot that point for thd timo is necessarily inactive. The stormy weather that lias rtlf cd trlurh of tha timo since- the resumption of mining in the Schuylkill region, on th let instant, has no doubt to somo extent res tricted shipments. Tho Indications of tho trade ttre essentials to a satisfactory buslncsf for tho year, namely, a good present supply of orders for coal nnd increased confidence that tlio tonus of tho nweiated companies will be iitAilltaihed in good raith (d Did end of tho year, is now almost Universally an ceptcd ns true, nnd must ttocosaarilly makd business ncllvo and fvttsonably profitoblei Nearly nil tho companies tiro sletltllly les sening their stocks of coal. Tlio llendin exixx-ti to moro somo 700,000 tons of co.il this month, which is Bomo littlo in cxccsl of its iillottncnt, and so promising is its market for coal that it has already given orders for tho purchase of coal other than that pro duced at its own mines. It is estimated that from 50,000 to 76,000 tons will havo td bo thus procured to meet demands. Th gross receipts of the Reading Railroad Com pany for tho current month of Junej if tin unforseen occurrence intervenes to interrupt trnllic, will reach the enormous aggregate of tico nnd a quarter million of dollars! That is, tho gross receipts in cosh from tho publld will amount to that sum, nnd will bo derlv ed from the following several sources: Thd railroad, the canal, tho steam colliers, th barge?, tho Colli and Iron Company nnd Coal and Iron Company rents. So largo a business in a single month Is equalled by few companies in this Country, nr in tho world, nnd in amount seems almost lltoredi' bio as ssiblo to bo derived from a Work of no greater length of lino than is controlled by tho Reading; nnd yet We venture tt) as sert that tho figures above given ns the re ecipts for Juno will provo rather within thannbovo tha actual resu Its. Zkdjjtr, Mon day, The follOTlflff tJ1hlnfltlhnarnHnHaTit,tA .A.I sMpued over the LchtKh Valley ftailrr.au lor toe Week enolnc June (. 1178, and for the tear aa own pared the aamu time Ian year. iledons Floral Week. Year Wyoming 31,615 M H1M1 M lliuletou..... 41831 1 740,872 19 Upper LelllRh 744 it Senvor Meadow I4S7111 1I0 97J C7 Mnttnnoy. 19,J54 C ISJ.IH 11 tlauca Chunk:.., 1,347 1c Port Delaware., 2,131 li . Tnfol 101S03M t,048,!MS Last YeAr T7tc ia qmim in Increase 21.830 07 ' t Decrease 49,tSz 03 REPOIIT fl P CIO A T. rr.nm.rtu1 ....T.hl.h A BuaOU-hQnnfl TlirtMinn. rnrral It W nf Mow Jersey, for 3 days enulnir June 7. 1878 u,iiru ituui i ioiai ween. Tonuug 28,237 II " Everhart c. Co. 1.2oO 11 " ' Biuq. c. Co...., upper Lehigh " " M.8.K.&CO. 5,001 10 nearer Meiuow 4 4S3 (4 Jfancli t.'hnnk t.SJi ts Cross Crne. 3.023 13 Council nldgo I.. V. it. It.. Pactcrtoo Uazardvllle Smith & Co 1,013 15 253 01 Total CS.F83 II 317.783 13 Previously leported... 7C18S9 19 ,... Total to doto , 817,78112 Sumo timo laKtJ-oar,.,. I,0i03tt Increase i,,.,.,. Decrease 472 879 11 WHY HE WOULDN'T MAItttY HER. "Marry her! by George I I would if It wasn't for her confounded nose." "Nose! Ha, ha I What's tho matter with her noso7 Is it too short, too long, or Crook ed which? You're too fastidious, young man. A woman may be a charming wifo and have any one of these deformities." " It isn't any one of them, old fellow, Tho fact is I like Kitty like too look at her and talk with her but any closer relationship I could hot endure, lier noso is too o-d-o-r o-u-sl" Unfortunate Kitties should use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, the wonderful disiufcctilii; Properties of which instantly sweeten tlio breath, destroying all offensive odor. To Its mild, soothing, nnd healing effects tho most inveterate cases of catarrh promptly yield. Sold by druggists. Closing rrice3 of DeIIavbs A- TowxsrNn, Stock, Government and Gold, 40 South Third Street, 1'hlladelphia, Juno 13,1878 1 tr,s.6'. 1881... vt oidltos .IBS61 0. s. t.20', IS6J-J1 & J....I04), old 106 asked II. S.S-ai's.iRii) vrit, bid tr asked .i.m. .vro's, 1608.. iioh bid 110k aske.1 U, . iu-4'a u7. bid I '17 1, srkrd If. H. Currency, 6's 1I9H bid 120 sake! U.H.l'a 1831, new i(5!( bid loe astet u. H. 4H'a. new 103S bid 10.11; asked U.S 4'anow 10 , ht.l ipiij asked l'ennsylvanla II, It 281; bid :i, a.ktrt lMnla.iltejnliiiKll.lt n", bid ISk asked Lehigh VUey It. 11 ss bid 38 h asked 1. cbleh Coal t t'av. Co.,.. isk bid lH itcil United Companies of ti, J. 122 14 bid I23H arkrd !'l(tji.,Tltuv..lt Huff. Xt.lt. sl( bid 4. asked 1'hlla. & Krte It. It In bid 8 asked northern Central It. 11.... 14 old 13 asked Hetonvlllo I'ass. Ii.lt. to. bid 7 tf asked Oold KOS Old 101 asked Special Notices. D. P. Kunkcl's Hitter M'liio or Iron lias never been known to fall In theoureof .weakness, attended with symptoms, tnulcposi. lion to exertion, loyfc ot memory, difficulty ot breatnlnir, general weakness, horror of dueate. weak, nervous trembling, oreadful horror ot death, night sweats, cold feet, weaknena. dim ness or vision, languor, uufversal lassitude of the muscular eyetein. enormona apeetlie. with dysncptlc fjrstere, hot handj. nusning ot tbo bocy. drvneeeof the sain, pallid couutenanra and eruptions on tho face, puiifrlng tlie blood, pain 111 the back, heaviness of iheevellda. Irc quont blck itiois flyfuir belore the eroi. wllh temporary sufTuMon aud loss of sight 1 went of attieutlon, etc These symptoms ail arlao front a wenknoa, and to remedy that, use K. F, Kunkel'a Hitter Wine of Iron, it never f-lla. IhoiiMaudsaio now cnjojtiig health wan navo used it. (let the genuine, i-o.donly in it bo: Ilea. Take only K. p. Kunkel'a. Aak for Hankcra Bitter W Ine of Iron. Th's truly valail'lo toiilo baa been ao thoronglili touted bi ail cUa-e of the community thatlt Ii now deemed ludiapeotable aa a T1A1I0 medicine. It coata but Ititie, purines the blood, and give tone to the stomach, roaovatea the system and piolongs life 1 now only aak a trial of this valuable tonic, rnco tl vr bottle. E. V, KU.NKUL solo Proprietor. No. 239 Ncrth Ninth Sr. below Vinu. 1'MlailclDhia, i'u. Aak for Knnkcl't Hitter Wine of Iron, and take no otaer, A pbolograpn of tho proprietor on oacU wrapper, all otheni ar couotefclt. llewnro n( counterfeits. Do not let yonr iliuBi.t sell you any bnt Ki'Kkkl's, which Is put up only as above rcprcaeuuM. You ca t get idx bottles forlt. All I ask la one afaip.o trial. T11110 Worm Ili'tnovcd All to Head and all complete In two aoura. No fen till head naaaea, heat. Ho and stomach Worm reniuttd by Ur KvkkeL 209 North Ninth SI. Adfico Iroo. No fee unill head ami nil pauei 11. one. and alive. Ir, Kunkelia tbeon'y auo cevlul vbyUolan in inn country for I lie in. cuon.lol U'omu andbla V. orniH.rup It pleat. ai,t and aafo lor children or grown pervoti. send for circular or aea t.ir a bottle 01 Kumcel'ii uuauhxeur. Price I1.00 a botlle. (Jet It of your druegut. It never lalis. MaytS-ln, Health aud Happiness. Jtealtn and Ifapplneaa are prloeleu Wealth fo UimrtoaeMra, and yet Iter are wtttno tbo reach of every ono who will tue Wright's Liver rills, Tie onlr anro CUltK tor Torpid Liver Dyvpen. flu. Iludaehn. Hoar stomaca. Constipation, D. bliltr. Nauaea, aan all lliiliona oompltlDls and lllood disorder. None geuame unless algnul "Wm. Wright I'hila." Ilrour Diuaii.tUlni t nipply aend Ti cents for one box to Barrlck Holler ft Co , 70 .V, ih 8t , Pnlla. Deo.Ty l To date. jio.eis or 12.019 111 11.041 16 C9.043 17 M.379 04 M.627 10 140 est it 09.141 IU 33 011 U4 2,0:0 00 Uia 13 24,til 19
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