Advertising Rates.
Wo desir It to be distinctly understood
lhat no advertisements will bo Inserted In
he columns of-Tim Cardo.v Advocate that
may bo received from unknown parties or
Anns unless accompanied by tho cash.
The following aro our O.H.T. terms:
OKK SQOinR (10 LINES),
Ono year, each Insertion (. lOcts.
Blx months, each insertion.....' 15 cts.
Threo months, each Insertion 20 cts.
Less than three months, first insertion
$1) oach subsequent insertion 25 cts.
Local notice 10 cents !or lino.
II. V. MORTIUMER, Publisher.
CARDS,
' hoot anil Shoe Mftkers.
011atonllretney,fn Ltvan' building. Ilank street.
AllardertprompUy IllUd work warranted.
The Carbon Advocate.
And Independent Family Newspaper
Published every SATURDAY, In
Lehighton, Carbon Co., Pa., by
IfAUIlY V. ItlOUTIIlIUUR.
Omci-DANKWAY, a short cllslauee atT
the Lehigh Valley It. IU Depot.
Terms: $1.00 per Annirn in Advance.
EVERT DEtCBlrTIOX OF PtAlS AND FAKCT
JoTd Printing
AT VERY tOW PRICES.
II. V. Mohtmmeb, Proprietor.
INDEPENDENT-" Live ana Let Live."
Si. 00 a Year if Paid in Advance.
VOL. VII., No 34.
LEHIGHTON, CARBON COUNTY, PA., SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1879.
If not paid in advance, $1.25.
mmmu
Attorneys.
JOHN KLINE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office i Cornor BufQuch-una and Race streets
. MAPCI1 CHUNK, r, j.ilySHy
JOHN 1). BEUTOLET I" 15,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office i Room 2. Ground Floor Mansion Honso
maucii ciiunk, rA.
Mar bo consulted In Oorn) in. loaiM ly
P 1'. LONU STREET,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Levan's Building,
ANK STREET. LEIIIOHTON. rA.
Dumber 10-Om.
yjy M. uapsuiou,
ATTOItNBY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Daks SiRttr.LinionToK.rA.
RsalKstataaod Collection Antucv. Will IluA and
gall It. nl fatal, ilonrejaniliig .leatly done Col-
ctlons promptly nuda. Suttllng KMataa or I
.lut a uedalty. May ba cousulti-d In Knllah
nd Uarman. Ncv.2.
J AS. R. STnUTHKUS,
ATTOKH Y AT LAW,
3"Otncei 21 floirof Kbo-id'a Hall,
Maucli Chunk. Pa.
All Im.lneM eutrunted to Mai will be promptly
attended to. .
?lav27. ly.
p J. JIKEII.VN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE, No. 3, Second Floor, OAK II ALL.,
MAUOil CHUNK, Ps'mka.
Jf-Can h consulted In German. rJan9.
Justices and Insurance
pr A. UICL.TZ,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
OFFIC8: Llndormm'a Blork, BANK-Strcet,
I.HIIOMIO.V. PA.
Conveyancing. Coilestlis and nil other binl-nes-.
connected with the offleo piomptlv attend,
ed to Agent for t.io best Fire and 1 lfo Ilianr
ance Comp inlo i Rents coliocud at reasonable
charges. c Aprlil'i-vl
rpwoMAS khmerer,
JL CONVKVANUER,
AND
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
The fvllovrlnx Comptntea are Represented:
LEI1A.N )N MU PUAL FIR 12,
UEAkINO MUTUAL FIRE,
WOUING Flltii,
POIT-V.LI.E FIRE,
LUHIOIl VI HIS. nndtholRAV
Ef.ER-j Al!UIDIiN r INSURANCE,
Alan Fennsvlvanl- and Mutuil Iloi-be Thlel
Deteo lve and In-urame Company.
MarcaSI. 1871 IIIOS. KEMERER.
Physicians and Dentists.
Slatington Dental Office,
Ehtahlisii ED 180.
Artificial Teetli Made to Eestore tliG
Original Contour of Lips &CWs.
Porsons ordering a Set ofToeth, and rcsldlni;
at LohlRliton, Welssp -rt or vicinity, or any
point within '5 miles from Slatington, will
BECEIVU AN
Excursion Ticket
TO AND FROM SAID POINT FREE!
Very Iterpcctrully,
Dit. L. Campbell.
Filuno Tsktii A Specialtv. April My
"W.
W. HEBER, M. I).,
EAST TENN, Carbon Countv, Pa.
Residence ...fiom 7 a. m. to 10 a. m
IlbTJRS ana I2iio ui to 10 p m
Parry villo ..from 1 1 a.m. to 12 uooit.
liar be i-onau ted In th German LanctusRO
P. O. Address LcbL'hton. Nor. 30,- 1
yffl A. DICltllAHRIl, JI.I).,
IMIVSICIAV ANDSCItOKOtf
Pparlal attention piid to Chronic Dlfieapea.
Otnea: South East corner Iron anu 2nd at... I.e
hljhton. I'a. Aprl'3. 1675
QI1AS. T. IIDUN, I. I).,
OP'ICEl OVER II A. PETER'S TJHUG
HTOUE. BANK ST.. LEIIIOUTON, PA.
Genera! practice attended tn, and SPECIAi
ATTENTION OIVEN TO UI-iEASES OF
WOMEN iuar23 .yi
It. UElIEIt, 31. I).
II, s Kxamlnlni; Surgeon,
rRAOTICINO PHYSICIAN andSUliQEON.
otriCEi uank stieet, iiedek'b dlock, LMuch
ton, Pa.
Way beconsntledln the Oerm m Laugnage.
Nov. j).
iviu bbi:kts
Livery 8s Sale Stables
OANIC STH.KICT.I.KI1IOUTON, Pa
FAST TROTTING HOUSES,
ELEGANT CARRIAGES,
And positively LOWER I'llKT.S than any
oiuer itivory iu me vuauir.
LManrl hndanmo t'onlaires for Faneral
11fls anil WbOUIUES. DAVI D EUUI'UIT
pi-,v. z an
UUSUA NI1S
Cnlciiictl Magnesia,
Four First I'muiru Medals Awarded.
More agreeable to the Tasie. and Smaller Dose
thau other Magnesia.
Tor sale In Government btaraped Bottles, at
Drngki'U and Coonlrv stoiea, and bv
T. J. HUSBAND, Jr.,
V-twtl rillLADELrUIA
-F-----ifKVMr? Lz
Railroad Guide.
plIIt.A. &. UliADING KAlLltOAU.
Arrangoment of I'asseDger Trains.
MAY 11TII. is-".
Trains lcavo AL L KNTO W N as follows i
(VIA FliRKlOMBX URAN'CII.)
For Philadelphia, at 4:41, e.w, n.io. a.m.. and
u M p. ill.
PUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia nt 4 So a. m..3..v n. in.
ivia liAsr rr.'.'A. uuancu.)
For Ro it' iiR, 2.20. i.vj, sua m.. 12.10, 4.30
a idour, p.m
For iluiisaurg. 2.3)5 10, 0.03 a. m., 12.10, 4.30
9.01 p. m.
For Lancaster and Columbia, S 4), 0.3 a.m. and
4 30 p ra
IDocs not run on Monday.
tBMDAVS. "
For Roadin, 2 30n.ni. and 4.30 undo OS pm.
Fni 31irr!ainirp.2.t a. tn nn-l 9i8 . in.
Trains FOR ALLE 'TOWN leave as follows!
(VIA rKUKIOMEN llRAXCII.)
Leave Philadelphia, 7.43 a. in., 1.0J, "1.30 and 6.30
p. in.
. SUNDAYS.
LoavoPhllirtclphl'i . -m and 3 15 p. m,
(VIA nAST TENNA BRANCH I
Lcavo Ro.oluc J.'-n 10.33 n in., 4.01, 0.1". rnd
10.43 o ni
Leavu Hnrilsburc, S 15,8 10 a. ra., and 2.00, 4.C0
and 7.53 p. m.
Leave Lnnrniter, 8.10 a. m., '2 51 and 3.45 p. m.
Leav" Columbia 8."ia.ni i.'0 and 3 33 p. m.
sUKDAYH,
r.eavoRcndluir. 7.20 niid 9 eg a.m.
Leave HirrUlJUie. 5.15a.m.
npni,ia llitm l run tn and from depot
9th and Orceu alrecti, Phlladelpbla other
tlnlnston n liom uro-m "iroct nepnt.
T,loG.31a.lu 11)1(1.55 p. n. tlttlns fnim A llAn.
tovrn, and the7.45 o.m and b.3i p.m. trains
from Philadelphia, have through cars to and
lioiu I'jllodulpliia.
Ocuernt Manager.
C O. UANCOCK. Oro'I Tiact Anent.
Hotels and Saloons.
The Fort Allen House,
WEISSPORT, PA.
BEHLER & KRESGE. Proprietors,
This Hcuo Is located In llio Horniiitli of
Wf-iRvnnrl. (?nlon ( 'ountv. Pa., and Is hull
on 1 lie site of Fori Allen, an old sto' kado fort
Itlcatlon. erecio-l hero ovtr a century airo to
proteittlro early settlers naalnt the ho-illo
Incursions uf Hit' Indians. The house Is a sub.
atanllal brick, and was named "f ori Allen
llnufo" bv thulnle l.dward Weiss : It contains
Thirty-two Itoonis and a handsome Kcsiau
rant, nnd tht present Proprietor have newly
anil thoroughly reUitcd tho establishment
It has all the niipolm uienta of a 1'ui3i-(JlaS8
COUNT KY IIDTLL, adapicd for tho com.
fort of Its patrons. In clnfo proximity to tho
Hotel, ill pericci preservaiuu, is niu iii&Luriu
OLD FRANKLIN WELL,
which was dug by order of Benjamin Frank
lln 'o supply Hie arrifon of I-i.rt Allen with
water. Its wulls of stone, which will defy tho
rava-zes of nges, uie as licrlcct lo-day as when
put there, anil the well now contains about
lx feet ol crystal water The will Is now
being titted upas a historic relic, to iho water
of which the patrons of tho House will liavo
ireu access.
SUMMER BOARDERS
will bo accommodated at Rcnsonablo Prices.
Tho liar ts mm tilled itli the uc.-t Wlne.
Liquors anil t:lgur. ISoud MaMlnir nttuched.
ApilllVyi C11L.CU U l.LiLtSJ Ia.
Eating and Drinking
SALOON,
Lewis J. CimiSTjiAN, Prop'r.
This well-kept and exorllmtly fl'tcd up Sa
loon la loeilleti lurco uoors uuuvu v.musa
1 allorlng Store, on
HANK STREET, LEIIIflHTON, Pa.
ll.rancr & Engler's Philadelphia Beer al.
w.iys on 1'ap. Choli-o t'igar, and till klnda of
Rutrcrliiucuts In reason.
I'nc I.mxli eery Mtlurilm Nilit.
Patronago solicited. May 17 1870 ly
Astor Place Hotel.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
stor I'lnce, 3d Aw. n d Slh Street,
(tirrosiTE OoorEU Institute.)
NEW YORK,
Best Loeatlon in the City. Elevated Rail
road and live other lines pass the dour.
Rooms 60 cts. to 42 per Day. By the Week
$2 and upwards.
April 13-uiO OPEN ALL NIOIIT.
NATIONAL H0TEL7
COIlTI.ANIl'r St., near Ilronilivny,
3STE-W YOEK,
UOT( HKISS & TONU. Piuprletor.
On Hie r.uropi'iui l'hiil.
The r.cattiurant Cale and Lunch Room at
tached ore unsaipoased fur cl.fatnesa .ml ex.
rellenceot scivice, HoomsS cts to 12 per dev.
93 toll" per week. Convenient to all Femes
and ihty R ilroads. NEW FURNITURE,
NEW MANAGEMENT Jiuls-yl
TOLEDO BLADE.
NASBY'S PAPER.
BEFORE YOU "i"VornTCr,h.-
lieclmcii ci.y of TUj5 TOLI-.DO OLADi;. Ii
h n iMammotli Lic'tt l'nao Wtelsiv i'a cr nl
sixtv-lour COiUmtiH miM wt U cuefuliv ( re.
omeii reaaiutf niniier 01 inierou huu vniueio
ito pleinal paitaot thn Uuliwi States
Sl'ECIAL FEATURES.
All the DeDiirimrn a whic'i htin mnde Tub
It lade bj nomrui ol) ovet the United rtMe
Mil ate eu Tlv conrnue!. nanioiy i Vh l'op
ularL tietB vt tiiQt ftintiuo-utHiiftl Democrat c
nnlitit'l It. i EV li Tt OLEUM V NASBT. which
nrf written xreft. f.r Tub Jjlaub- our
HOUSEHOLD Dl 1'AKTUEM. a licit Uoiolb-rr Of
fnuctical i n fo r t initio l. uptm culij eti olinteie-t
n ,prv hitmoiu Youxa I'loplk's Depart.
miint ; a Ite ig vm Ueuartmnt etubino ig tne
t ePKiy ruiM.uy ionnui j via-iimum
Toe ryi tli Hi I Jilt eHt Wit ami HuiuortTutc
llKfiT -TORIES.OII HUl Slid HttlPCtCd t A.6VlItS
TO i 'O U UEfc'l0 DENTS HUll til LnTle-tC PW8 fiotu
UllliQUiUl Ilie UOl tJ. lHi: KLtUKCUCUHl"
InrRfliv in eveiv wnlo and TnrMr u the
Union anO in eveiyviliere ii-ctKnied a tbu
lamest ami I1K jT Ni:V AND FAMILY i'Al1.
lUt pub in tied anywhera Tiv it and OU will
nevo wilil-ifflv oe without it
a -non it iue uow leututes lot tnis mater Pro a
A ndersonville Prison Sketches,
dv nne who wos tliero A new Sarlv Ht rv
comiueocen now. liia. noiaer ono win torn
meneo iu jaii'ian.
TKltMri sin '.e codv. nep vtap 12 flvo
OOpies.l,i f acn - cu or mora corion ecu
ao't an extra copr with ever, ilub ot ten.
suecliueo cottle- M-ni tree, send for one Ad
drum TOLliUO iiLADK, J -leoo, Obto.
Fifty Thousand Books
For Sule nt ilalf Price.
We are now offering to the public postage
prepaid, ai ONE-UALF the molar price .fl.ty
Ihouaiind volumes ot choice books, vumprUmir
..-.u.,. u.u,,nujr, riuuuu, it.nnv. uuuioi,
Medical, ItellEioiaaim Scientite Works, ediilona
oi niauuaiu Auinors elo.. eto. These booka
aro.flccii',1 hyour Mr LocKB(Naahv) rora the
shelves oi too iradng pulM.her of the cou i.
try, a o nil Miw and l'H,-.H nud aie the
IDEMICAI. KDITl.lNs himlinl w
tall bookseller.. WbIoiva m uIpu tiinn,ai,.u f
Iheae books to al pait oi the country, and
every boo sent out is A..I1AN tED ci no
rXAOILV A- RKPIlhSl-.Nl'EU and lome
EMIRESATISFAOI'ION. ,
CATALOGUES FREE.
Weltavei'nniet a largo and c mj'ete cata
losueot our Hook. rruu el br Kiilijectsuna
on appl'uitiou will mail cnue freet'i aurad
ores', ye ihnH lo t e nau ioen- free iki
men co leu ot Hie UL1DK wuncver aik.et odo
-o. ll pcrnnna reaalug this advt rtwement nre
coidiallv united lo Heuo ua bY iota rardor
o Uerwise tb imtueanl thetiiBeiei and filend
Address TOLM O HtAHK.ToifCo.Onto.
$300;
A MONTH puaraoteed, llJadiy
jt home made by ilio indnattloui.
carjital net requliea j we will siait
vou. Jdeu. wuineu. bora and virii
make money tatter at work for u tnan at aur
thliiK elae. 1 h work is lifcht and p eaaant,anl
ruch a aurooe can K" Tight at. Taote who are
wit who see ttila Lotlce will tend ua their ad
dreea at once and ee for theoiaelTea. foetiy
Outfit and teimi free. Now la the time, ihoae
already av wore are liUntr up larjro turn of
moQT, Addreia THV12 A CO., Aujruata,
Maine, Judo 7, ijr-
A. !l. Hosier,
Manufacturer of and Dealer In
STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS,
Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware and General
House FnrnisMngc Goofls.
HOOFING nnd SI'OUTI NO done at
short notjeo and at Lowest Cash Prices.
T am the anthonzM age' t for the Sale of the
follontn J-'IRST-CLASS dl'OVES
THE SILVER GOLD MEDAL COOK,
THE LIOIIT1IOU8E COOK.
THE MAYFLOWER HAVOE,
THE SUNSHINE RANGE and
IheNEV.' ANCHOR HEATER,
and am Selling them VEHY CHE A D lor Cash.
Fvcrv kind of STOVE 0 RATES and FIRE
URIL1CS kept constantly on haud.
Store on SOUTH Street,
A lew doora above Bank St., LEHIGHTON,
Pattonnce solicited Satisfsc inn Knaranterd.
OU.S-yl A. 1. 4IOSSEII.
Central Carriage Works,
Banlf St., Lehigliton, Pa.,
Are prepared to Manufacture
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring Wagon, &c,
Of every description, In tho most substantial
lnauncr, and at Lowest Uasb Prices,
Ueialrliijr Promptly Attended to.
TREXLER & KREIDLER,
April 23, 1870 yl Proprietors.
QAIUJON ADTOCATE
JOB PllIXTIXG OFFICE,
LEinnuTox. rA.
Ti'very description of rnntloc, from a
Visiting Card to a Poster.
CARDS.
UII.L HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
STATEMENTS.
PROGRAMMES.
POSTERS,
HANDBILLS.
DODGERS,
CIRCULARS,
SHIPPING TAOS,
ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS,
BY-LAWS, &C. 40..
Done lo tho best manner, at very Lorrest Prices.
We ao nrcoared to do work at as chean rates
asuv cUIre in the fitato t.1at aeals boneslly
vruu it- Luiomcrs.
OUR MOTTO IS
Cheap, Prompt & Reliable.
reorders by email rcclvo prompt attention.
MRS. A. O. PETER,
OF
H. A. Peter's Central Mi Store.
I.EUCKEL'S BLOl K, LEHIGHTON, PA.,
Poaoecllnllv annonnco tn the people of Lo
lllghuin and vicinltv. that she wll continue the
huainorts, as In-retotoie and thauKiog thorn for
past tavora, asks a ctntlnuance the.eof. You
will a.waVB nod a lull Hue ol
PURE DRUGS and CHEMICALS,
PArENTMEDICINKR HORSE
and ' MTI.E PO VDERS. TOII.
El ARTICLES.SPONGES. CI1A
MOIShKIN-.. P AI and FAN.
OY STATIONER Y.bitoal style, ot
PLAIN and FANCY WALL PA.
Pi..i,s. otu-lcea to Jlt the tlmea,
PUi.E VVINE and LIQUORS for luedicluai
uae. c. at Lowest Prices. Phyalciau's pre.
scr pilous compounded by Dr. C. r. Horn, at
all hours of the cay and night, Hunuayimlud.
e".-. . MRS A.C. fhlElt.
March S3,"76-yl
jprlnio Homo Mndo Bread !
WHY GO HUNGRY! When you can Buy tlfe
cuiiuu, vi i ii. b uuu uieaa
FIVE LOAVES FOR 25 CENTS I
3. W. O'NEAL, the popi'ar Bread and CsV
HaKer,of Leiugbtoii In c. to meet ihe wants
nftlmtinirB haajieduttd b ' i'r.oeot blsceie
brtted Hume dado Bl.lA to
Five Loaves for Twenty-five Cts. Cash.
Sugar, Raisin Coco. not (scotch, Drop, Cream
and other CA KEs, only
Tun Centa per Cozen,
IiOoU Out for tho Wagon!
At MAUCH CHUNK, on Tuesday, Thursday
andKatnrdty Moiinuga,
LEII IG II f ON aud V El SoPORT, every A f ter
uoon exiept Friday.
TERMS STRIOTLV CASH I
Patronage -ollcited J. W. O'NBAL.
Ml'OltEt Opiioslte First Nalionsl Bang,
aprllayl linn c feeu Lealghton Ta.
all ! sul X I
tarn now supplying the verv Beat LATTI
MUK COAL at tile lo. lowing Low Prleea, vis i
No,l Chestnut by tho Car, ?3 is per to
No. 1 Ciestnut, aingle ton 3 S3 per ton
No.! t'he.tnut, hy the Car 2 00 per ton
Vo.s Chestnut, smaiet n 2 to per l on
DELIVERED, stova and Egg Slies at
eqaauy low Prices.
J. L. GABEL,
Dealer iu
General Hardware, &c,
Opposite the Pnhllo Square, BANK BTREE
LERIOUTON, PA, OOT,0,1W
All about Its soil, climate, its settled and Its
Tacnot landa, its farms nnd farmers can he
learned in THE KANSAS FARMEll.an elubt
page weekly paoer, la years oiO. Coirrapoi.d
ents In eveiy county. Bent to any address II
wceia for (o cent. Postage stamps taken as
money. Addiess, HUDsOr, AEWINO.To
peica. Kansas.
I learned moio abOnt Kanras from yoor paper
that I can rolr upon iban from all oiner
sonrces.-A1c7iarii Ji. fivani. Columbiana Co..
Ao It lTosjuai what those ol us wanting
to n.ovo west, most want, iu Know. 6'amuei
CAeiier Uranne Co., Hew I'orfc..... Ho a isrxe
corns of ahls out! iuutoi s. 0a bhaft.... t he
beat agricultural papct In the wei-tcni countty.
St ring Hill l'rogtM...l is a va.ualdo paper.
--IcAm.on CTam;;lon.....H lsilUlv edtted.
pirtt o;Kiui,oi....a ft-arlcssoutSDOiOii Jonin
a .Lawrence Journal ....Our Kansas fr enda
should f el lunch pi loe In the hiah cbatactor of
tholrbtatoAcnculturslp p r. Aativnat Xt
btoek Journal., ..It has qu cly t koualngli
f'aeehmoiifraaricultaral Joiinuls. AT. Y. 2n
uns....A worthy lepiei motive ol tho great
est.- 2 AU'o. irocf ie Farmer. Feb. 8.' wt
beak mm :
If yon are In want of auythlnc in the way of
ftUNS.im't,l?S, REVOIYVKKS
PILTOLS, Amn nniiion.Gun Matcrl.il. Fisbtni
Tackle or any other fine SrotiTiNO Goods
p. ois write tor ray Larce 111 nm ated t'ataiogue
nod rrlr,- Liar whioli 1 mall thee. Vouis tru T
JOHNSTON'S QhEAT V EbTEILN GUMWOllKS.
1'iTTtnuiio, pa
T
HE SLA1IXUT0N
PLANING MILI
Cabinet Ware Factory,
AT SLAT1NGTOX.
JOHN BALLIBT, Propr.,
ucain in Uii avintn uiii i DiiQa ui i iui. iivuiium
Ouk Hud Hard Wooo Lumoer, and la now pie
pared to execute uuy. amount of orders for
DressoD Lumbcll
OF ALli KINDS.
Doors, Saslies, Illlnds, Sltiittciv,
Mouldings, Calilnet AVare, &c,
With Promptness.
Brackets Made to Order.
The Machinery la nil new and of the best and
most Improved kinds. I emuloy none but tlio
best woikmen, Ude well seasoned and cood nm
terlni, and am thei croro able to puai auteo entire
aaii'lactlon to nil who niavlavor mo with avail.
Orders ov mail piomptly attended to. Mv
charges are mo.leratin terms cash, or lntcmt
charged alter thirty days.
GIVE MKA CALL.
inoso cnageo in uuiiuuig win lion iv i
Ihoir advantngo tn lnvo Millnc, Floor Boarils
Doora, asues, hut.ers, Ac. Ac., nir.de at thl
Fai-torv.
May loyi juuh 1.1.1 ci.
G
HAND OPENING! I
I hpff tearo to Infnim nv old nrlronanai! cu
tomerrtiind ho pub to lnpeneral. i lint I have
opened and hTe uow ready for luapcaon In
tho
TOST OFFICE 11UILDING
notib fttrAtkt T.nn ranTfiN r. at the IsOW
EsrCAttli IMllCnia, a full anduew asaort
uicut Lf
HATS, CAPS, &c.
Rnecial nttenllon hnvine been (riven to a we'
aeloeledliiii ufMLU'd WOilKN'S anaCIlII
DItEN'd WE A It, My Motio shall bo
QUICK SALES & SMALL mOFITB."
3 invite the publfo to coll nnd exnmlno rriy
inrr nnd nrlces ticfore nurchnslna elHewbere.
as 1 ciq otfr special incucemunts to cah
tiuyeri. LI WTSWEIS
o pt. vi --im. r. . nuiiaing ixntgni-on i-u
THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN!
Mrs. C. DeTschirschky,
rtenpectfoPr invites the attention of her ladr
irtetuU fnd tbe pub'lo genual y to hor New'
Notions Fancy Goods
comprlalrf U r K R WE A II, TEnrfN AND
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1NO STORE 1. 1'
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TOST OFFIOE BUILDING,
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I have such a cbsnrA. Address H. BALLET r
mii rt lliil Usne. Jun7 -y"
A Walk Around Uie Dlock.
My comrade lives on a sunny street.
Near the top of a famous hill I
When I'm up there I hate to walk,
But walk my comrade will I
I ronse my friend at half-pait five,
And wo read some Greek together,
And then he hauls me round the block,
No matter what the weather.
Ue gets me broiled In the morning inn,
He gets me roaked with rain.;
And when he's lug'd me round there once,
lie lugs me round again.
Fur whisper 1 my comrade's lady lives
In a bouse on tho other street ;
And he loves tu tramp around the block,
Though she be not there tu greet.
To look at the curtains that shut her In,
And tho walls that shut him out
He's pined away till bo's leaner than me,
Ue that used to be so stout.
Now, I know the lady Is fair to see,
1 know she's gracelul and gay t '
But I know ray Mend has no good right
To make me walk that wa,
I know tho shape of every brick
In the wall of that house divine ;
And why should he stand and gaze at It T
Till a pain comes In my plno?
lie gets thtre ere tho matin birds
Commence to carol tho morn,
When he knons that then not one Is up
Of the girls lu this land born.
But patience I a day of respite comes,
A 'happy, happj day I
Next Monday sees the maiden fair
To her summci haunts away.
Safe Is our firm old friendship then
From wreck upn that rock ;
My friend and I ran take a stroll
And not go round the block.
A RIDE FOR LIFE.
It was a beautiful midsummer afternoon.
The sun was shining brightly upon ono of
tho largo plains of Texas, dotted hero and
there by settlers' houses, and the glittering
waters of the Eio Grande.
Riding up the dusty brown road at a slow
pace was an army officer. He rode a large
sorrel thoroughbred, which seemed ever im
patient to movo more rapidly onward.
The rider was a young man, with a hand
some sun-browned face. Ho had bright
gray eyes, a light moustache hid his well
cut lips, and a wealth of dark brown curly
hair clustered around his head.
As he was passing a wayside house, the
owner came out and hailed him :
" Colonel, hold a minute."
Tho young officer turned his horse, rodo
up to tho man.
" Colonel," said the man, "that Mexican
band of thieves crossed the river this morn
ing, and they mean to bo up to some mis
chief."
" Yes," said tho colonel, "those Mexican
raiders are tho plague of the country. Have
you seen the rascals?"
" Yes ; I met them this morning, when
they crossed tho river, and they told mo
they intended to kill the Thompson family
before they go back ; so I concluded to tell
you. I thought you might warn Thomp
son to get out of the way."
" Why, what have they against Thomp
son ?"
" Oh, you know Thompson chased two of
them away when they were trying to steal
his horses. They have boasted that they
intend to kill every man, wman and child
in the family."
" When do they intend to do It?"
" As they come back. They have gone
down in tho valley ; but, from what they
said, I think they will be back in two houfa
or so."
"As soon as that?" said the colonel;
" then I will not have tlmo to ride to camp
for troops."
" No; and thoy may bo back in an hour;
no telling."
" Well, if they may be back so soon, I'd
better be going if I wish to Bave tho family
Good-day."
" Good-day," said the man, as the colon
el's horse bounded nt a rapid pace up the
road.
Thompson's house was about a mile and
a half distant. Reaching it, the colonel rode
hastily up to the door nud knocked.
" Hello, Colonel Charlie," said the good
hearted farmer, "come In and have a drink
of milk, and cool yourself. It is a mighty
hot day."
" No, I thank you; that band of Mexican
cutthroats have crossed the river again,
and "
" Aro They?" exclaimed the settler, wip
ing tho sweat from his brow.
"Yes; and they have threatened to mur-'
dcr you and your family."
"And I have no mercy to expect from
them. That thief I hurt for attempting to
steal ono of my horses was one of thcirgang,
and I supposo they ore thlrstiug for re
venge," "Yes, Thompson," said the colonel, "tho
best tiling for you to do is to lcavo hero as
soon ns possible, ond go to camp."
Tho settler hastened away to alarm those
within.
Tho family consisted of Thompson, wife,
brother and two children a boy and girl.
Tho boy was about a doien years of age,and
the girl was six.
After quickly hitching a pair of horses to
the wagon, It was smn loaded, tho colonel
w.irkliig as industriously as any. The
children were put In it, and Thompson's
brother-in-law drovo away, leaving the rest
( fill ll. o remainine wagou.
Tho man had driven but a short distance,
when the littlo girl began to cry for her
doll.
Oh, novcr mind your doll, I'll buy you
another," said the uncle.
Oh. nleaBO let me go back and get my
doll," cried the child. "I'll K atraight to
mamma."
She cried and begsed so hard, that at last
her unclo put her out and told uer to nuiry
.imli-ht to her mother.
Going back she enteral tho house unob
served, and silting down on the floor soon
fell asleep.
It was sometime after tho wagon had
started that tho other ono was ready. They
therefore had traveled nearly two miles be
r,,r. nvertakine It. Then the mother put
ting her head out of the, wagon, called to
her boy i
"Where Is your sister?"
Blie Is with you," said tho boy.
" Isn't ab with you?" cried Mrs. Thomp
son to her brother.
, " Oh, heaven I" cried the mother, " my
ch Id is left behind.
For a moment all were Bilent, gazing in
each other's faces, till Thomas eaidi
" I fear I could not get back before tho
bandits would bo there. That dust in the
distance, I supposo, is caused by the band.
Perhaps they may not injure the child,"
" But," cried the mother, frantically,
"they have sworn to kill every man wom
an and child in the house. If they should
spare her, they would carry her off into
slavery, which would bo even worso. Oh,
my child, my child I"
" I know not what to do," cxclalmea the
bewildered father.
' There is but one thing that can be done,"
said tho young officer. " I'll ride back, and
rescue her if it bo in my power"
" God blcs3 you, colonel, God bless you I
May heaven reward you I" exclaimed the
mother, her eyes filling with tears at sh
saw the nobleyoung fellow turn his horse and
gallop down the road.
The colonel galloped on till he reached
the settler's house. Then riding around to
the back lie lookod in through the open
window. There lay the child upon the floor
asleep, grasping her doll.
"Oh, Colonel Charlie, where's my mam
ma?" cried the child when he awakened
her.
"Your mother has gone away ; but I have
come to take you to her. Now, come to the
window, nnd I will lift you on tho horse.
Be quick I"
Lifting her up before him, he clasped her
firmly about the waist, and turning his
horse's head, plunged up tho road.
He could plainly distinguish the bandits
now as they were moving towards the
house.
He had ridden about half a mile when the
Mexican bandit caught sight of him. They
immediately changed their course. Not di
rectly towards htm, but so as to intercept
him about midway between tha settler's
homo and the camp.
The colonel understood their movement,
ami knew they had a shorter distance to
ride. For a moment ho hesitated and
looked back; but in that instant he decided
to move forward, for he saw eeveral strag
glers uf the bind had already reached tho
house.
"My horse is faster than any of theirs,"
ho muttered, "and lhat is my only hope.
Now, Hero," he said to the thoroughbred, as
he patted the hors j 'a arched neck, "you have
a hard ride before you. Now, do your level
best, old boy."
Tho horso seemed to understand ; for he
pricked up his ears, and shook his head as
eager for the race.
'Now, my littlo girl, put your arms about
me, and bold on tight. You aro not afraid,
aro you ?"
'No; not with vou," she replied, as she
looked up into the young fellow's handsome
face.
Tho next moment the thoroughbred wos
flying at a rapid pace. Tho bandits saw it,
and with a wild yell urged their horses at
full speed.
Rapidly they shortened the dlstance'be
tween them until they are not more than a
mile and a half apart. The colonel saw it
was a critical moment. Ho glanced toward
the camp; he saw the wagons had already
arrived, and the soldiers were out in front of
the tents eagerly watching the race.
He grasped tho little girl's waist till he
hurt her, then bracing himself firmly in the
stirrups, he gave a wild yell at the horse.
The animal sprang into, the air, and the
next moment it was Dying over the plains
at such a rale that ono misstep would have
been fatal.
Each moment they camo closer together;
the colonel was gaining rapidly on them ;
but ho had a much longer distance to ride.
The excitement among the soldiers in front
of tho tents grew intense as each moment
brought them closer and closer. A death
like silence fell upon the men as the critical
moment drew near.
"Ho is lost," said ono of the soldiers.
A (ear stood in many an cyo; for the
colonet was a favorite with them all.
"Look I look I" Bhouted Beveral of tho
men.
Yes, look I When the bandits were al
most upon him, tlio horso suddenly gave a
splendid hurst of ejieed worthy of his blood.
Was he running or flying? Ho was down
lo his work at Isst.
Tho next moment both parties leaped In
to tho hollow that lay between them and
the camp, and wero lost to view.
Silently the soldierh watched the hollow.
They knew it was now a question of lifo and
death, and eagerly, almost breathlcssly.tbey
watched the result.
The next moment the colonel camo full
In view from the hollow. A low cheer al
most involuntarily burst from the men;
but it soon subsided, for it was now the para
mount moment. He was passing the Mexi
cans at about seventy yards- They raised
their gun and fired.
Did horcelorfiil I No; hewasstill firm
ly seated in the saddle.
A loud cheer broke from the soldiers, that
rang far over the plains. The band gave
chase ; but rapidly ho widened the distance
between them.
" Tho colonel's safe," cried the men. But
ho was not.
He was rapidly approaching a growth of
willows near a pool of water, when sudden,
ly a mounted Mexican sprang from bohind
him armed with a revolver. It looked as if
ho had escaied one danger but tn fall into
another. He had nochunco to defend him
self. One arm was about the girl, witli the
other ho bad to grasp the bridle ; and even
if be could use It, he could not get at his re
volver. If he laid tho child on the ground,
before he could defend himself and get her
again the bandits would be upon him. So
he concluded to press onward.
The villain rushed toward him, exclaim
ing as he raised the pistol and took aim i
" Al Jin ft canla la gloria" (Boast not till
the victory is won).
At that moment there was a low report,
scarcely audible for the distance, and the
Mexican reeled In hissaddle and fell to the
earth.
The colonel looked ahead of him, and
there, fully half a mile away, sUaal a tall
Kentucklan grasping a rifle which he had
just dlacharged.
The onlnnel pushed on, anu as lie passeo
the soldier, the latter said i
" I rather guessed I fetched him, colonel."
"Yes; It was m splendid shot. Go Into
camp. You will bo a coiral when you gt
there."
" A corporal," miitlwl tli'-t .ll K -nt " a
isn. "Mighty lucky shot, that. Didn't ex-
pect to be a corporal for a year yet. Lucky
shot, that, you bet I"
In a few moments more tho oolonel plung
ed Into camp amid a wild yell of cheers and
a discharge from t he battery, which rolled
oyer the plains and across tha river into
Mexico, announcing that the colonel had
won the race. Pottcr't Monthly.
HAISI CHURCH FJJ.VDS.
It has grown into a fashionable custom of
late, as a means of raising' funds, to have
mock auction sales of the prettv girls at
church festivals. It tends to Increase the
resources of tho church, and at the same
time very clearly demonstrates In which
way tho affections of youth are bent. For
It is reasonable to suppose that no ambitious
young man will permit his sweetheart to be
knocked down to a rival until be has ex
pended his last cent In tho effort to become
the fortunate purchaser.
Acting upon this idea, ssys a western ex
change, one of our fashionable churches is
preparing for a festival, in which the auc
tion business is to form a prominent feature.
It has putthe young ladlesln quite a flutter
of excitement, and unhappily has come very
nearly wrecking the future happiness of two
estimable young creatures. The facts In the
case aro these:
A young gentleman who confesses to an
amiable weakness for one of the young la
dies who are to be disposed of on the occa
sion referred to called on his dulcinea a few
evenings since and very naturally the sub
ject of the festival came up.
"I'm to be sold, Charlie. Did you know
It?" exclaimed the enchantress.
Not Are you though ? I suppose I
shall have to buy you."
"Of course. But how much do you think
I will sell for?
This was a native inquiry, but it led to a
moment of brief but sagacious speculation.
If he bad any rival, the girl was likely to
go high; if ho didn't have any it would
appear ns it ho was Investing in an exceed
ingly cheap urticlo.
"I don't know." The words were long
drawd out, and his faco was grave. "I sup
pose a dollor or two."
If he had reflected a moment longer ho
never would have made this observation.
It was born, however, of a senso of economy
and had no idea what it would lead to. But
as the words fell from his Hps ho looked at
his inamorata and caught the flash of indig
nant blue eyes, which made his heart sink.
"One or two dollars, indeed I I'll sell for
fifty at tho lowest."
"I can't buy you, then."
"Sir I and the lady's faco was rigid with
amazement.
"That is I moan to say confound it,
Matia, I can't spare that much," and the
poor fellow looked approvingly atthedivin
ty which was about to shapo tho end of his
purse. But the disaster had come. The
young lady rose from her seat like a queen,
and with the cruel remark that a gentleman
who thought so much of $50 was not a suit
able person to encourage as a lover, sailed
majestically from tho room.
And now that young man's soul is con
vulsed with anguish, nnd remarks upon
church festival are fearful to contemplate.
THIS AND THAT.
A new brand of cigars is called " The
lottery ticket" because only one In a thous
sand draws.
The earth making but three hundred
nnd sixty-five revolutions a year, it is away
behind Mexico in that sort of business.
"In tho bright complexion of my youth
I'll have no such word as pale," and she
reached for the rougo box with tho clutch of
an angel.
A lady who wassuffering under a slight
indisposition told her husband that it was
with the greatest difficulty she could breaths
and the effort distressed her exceedingly.
'I wouldn't try, my dear I" ho soothingly
responded.
A man asked for admission to a show
for half price, as he had but one eye. But
the manager told him it would take him
twice as long to see the show as it would
anybody else, and charged him double.
A fat French woman despairingly says:
" I am so fat that I pray for a disappoint
ment to make me thin. No sooner does the
disapjiolnlment come, than tho mere expec
tation of growing thinner gives me such joy
that I become fatter than ever."
A French newsjiaper says that in a cer
tain Irish cathedral there used to be shown
three skulls, one little one and two big ones,
which the guido described to visitors as tha
skull of St. Patrick when he was a child,the
skull of St. Patrick grown up, and the skull
of St. Patrick as an old man,
General Gourko, Governor of St. Peters
burg, is a very practical man. Ue received
a letter which said he would be poisoned.
Not at all alarmed he sent for his cook and
thus addressed that personage: "You see
this letter. Resd it. Very woll. Now keep
in mind, (he first time I get the colic I will
hang you."
A boy had always declined to eat oat
meal, although bis mother had urged It up
on him as a strengthening diet. Suddenly
he surprised her by one morning eating a
liberal plateful and railing for more. When
she asked for an explanation he replied: "I
am bound to eat oatmeal till I get strong
enough to whip Georgy 6cott,
Aboutaweekognanlowamandied. He
was very wealthy and left three sons, his
only hoirs, and would you believe it, the
ungrateful boys got together and ran away
with all the property before the lawyers
could get at it and divideitwith each other?
There ts so much sordid, mean, grasping
selfishness, in this world, that sometimes it
is enough to discourage a good lawyer.
Tho remarkable and terrible story of'L
Assomolr," which in ono form or another, is
taking tho place of light, cheerful "Pina
fjre." It hus been tendered into English
by Chas. Reade, under the name of "Drink,"
Instead nf "Delirium Tremens," which it
should be called. It is said to produce a deep
eli'ect on driukers.
A rustic whose gingerbread is annually
stolen by thi elephant was at the cirru. last
week, and this time when tbe appetizing
comfit was suddenly snatched from his hand
he shook his M at the huge thief and yell,
ed whild the tears ruursed down bis cheeks,
"I).iru yer, ye double tailed loot, give that
Uick here or I'll kiiiaik yer two front toclh
dnwn verold throat!"
Muuy vjj(jr. aro like facts stubborn
thin?..
Joaquin Mlll'r Is in Chiaago. Chicago
liiu our ,milliy nw. So Iw. Joaquin.
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. v u '' li-i r,..ifuu, Ui.i-r.uii
1 treated the lite a dog I"