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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1879.
Local and Personal.
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lion tabs on their pajierB, by so dolus they
will bo able to sco whether they aro square
on our books r not, thus :
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up till Mnrch 8th, 1879, ami consequently
there Uonedollanluoiuotitho present year,
which you will please remit, or $1.25 will bo
charged if wo havo to send bill.
Pay tho printer 1
Tho first snow of Iho sccson fell last
Friday.
WANTED, a good stout girl for house
work. Apyly at this office.
The Iron business is still boomfng, and
all the furnaces arc In full blast.
The next re-uulun of tho 47th Tcnna.
regiment will be held In Allcntown.
Tho school controller of Reading have
just increased tho salaric of their teachers
10 per cent.
The first of Iho Crane furnaces at Cal
asauqua was blown in on anthracite coal
July 4, IrtiO.
Chew Jackson' Best Sweet Navy To
bacco. 750.
A full lino of blank bonks, very low,nt
Liicketibach'a, Matich Chunk.
The slate minufaeturcra of Chapman
and Ujiitfor havo just advanced the price, ol
slato twenty-five cents per squaie.
The Lehigh mountain larni near Beth
lehem yielded over 5,0H0 bushels of apples
this year. There are over 1,100 apple ami
peur trees oil it.
A very dangerous counterfeit $20 legal
tender note is in circulation. It is of tho
scries of 1878, letter C, and is 60 well exceut
ed that it is apt to deceive nil but exeiU.
-William Schmeder, of Kempton, last
week found In one of his fieldsn blossoming
rye stulk, measuring 3 feet anil 10J inches in
length. It had sprung up from a grain that
remained on the field after harvest.
An immense stock of envelopes and
writing papers, sold at Luckenuacli'sMauch
Chunk.
Tho Topular Western Ticket Agent, B.
O'Bnan, will bo nt this office next Wednes
day night. If you intend to go west, call
and see him, he will send you right, cheap
and quick.
One day recently wl.ilo Dayid Caskic,
of Slatington, was out gunning, his fowling
piece exploded while in the act of firing, the
Hying Iragmcuts striking him upon one of
his hands and larccratiug It so badly that
the thumb had to bo amputated.
Dr. James K. Kistler, of Kistlcra Val
ley, last week started for Atchison, Kansas
where he purKses to settle for the practice
of his profession.
The Kutztown National Bank, in its
official statement just issued, shows a d s
count line of $50,800,50, and a deposit line
of $10,398,05. Tho capital paid ill is $00,
000, and the surplus $3,0111,41.
Mr. Samuel Fries, of Steinsvillo Lehigh
county, oftcr nineteen ycais of patient wait
ing, has a beard four feet and nine inchesin
length. Ho attributes tho almost superhu
man strength with which ho is endowed to
his long beinl and hair.
300 boxes West's Vegctablo Liver Pills
for sale at Durlitm's Drug Storo. 20 cents
per box. tf.
Just in, a new lot of wall paper, for fall
trade. Call and see it ut Luckcnbach's,
Mauch Chunk.
For tho weekending October 24, theie
were shipped over the h. A- S. railroad 101
122 tons of coal, and for the season to that
date 3,294,loj tons, showing an inrrense, as
compared with same timo l.utyear, in the
shipments of 1,410,091 tons.
It makes no differenco how much tho
political pot boil?, D.i id Ebbert continues
to hire teams Irom his popular livery on
Jforlh street, at knock down rates. Try it
Mr. Jas. II. Ilaudwerk, who recently
purchased the hat storo of Mrs. Hannah
Belford, in Mauch Chunk, in which ho had
been clerk for a number of years, has the
most ebborato sloclc of hats au-l caps InCar-
Ixiu counly.
lion. Robcit Klotz, passed through town
Tuesday, jovial as ever,
dee advertisement in another column
of thc's-ile of the farm and jicrsonat proper.
ty of the lato John E. Zeijeufiis, of Lower
Towamenstug, which takes place November
lHih.
If you want a nice snri.tli, easy shav
your hair cut or blimuuiiug, go to Franr
K'tederor'a Saloon, under Ihe Exchange IIo
tel. He will fix you right, and don't you
forget it.
A fine lino of assorted box papers, latent
styles, as low a 7 rents per box and upwards
st Lurkciibacn's, Mauch Chunk.
Henry Campbell, ol East Wcissport, an
nounces to his friends ami Iho piiblielh.it li
is prepared to supply them with tho best
quality of renrtv.iti.ule fall and winter
BOOTS and SHOES at a great reduction ii
price from last year, iiotwitlistaudiug the
recent advance in manufacturers' prices of
from 10 to 15 per cent. These boots an
shoes havo lieen made expressly t his orvle
and aro guaranteed to givo satisfaction. Call
and see them.
A new coal company has l,een nrganiiol
tvith Elisha, A. P.ickcr, of New York, a
President. Thn mines are situated on the
Upper Ihigh branch of the Central Uail
To id of New Jersey, on tho Buck Mountain
vein, and ars expected to furnish about
100,000 tons of coal a year.
For fancy stationery, call at Dr. C. T.
Horn's popular drug store, Jtut received In
handsome boxes, nnd to be sold at panic
prices; also, wall uMrs,a new and hand
some assortment lower than ever.
A mpular lecture, under tho auspices of
the Ladles' Mile Society, will ho delivered
in tho Lehighton M. E. c hurch, by Rev. J.
P. Miller, on Tuesday evening, November
Ulh. Subject: George Washington. 8ec
ial musio will be furnished by the choir.
Admission, adults, 15 cents) children, lite.
Abraham Lewis has ojtcned a new
store in Parryvllle, and invites his num
erous friends to rail and examine his larjte
stock of clothing, dry goals, notions, grocer
ies, queensware, glassware, tinware, Ac,
y
ut iinprecedent-
which he is prewired to sell
ly low prices lor cash. He also makes a
Secialty of useful goods on his jf ctnt
cqunlcr. Call early for the purpose ofseeur -
ing bast hargiintl
Calvin J, Horn, aged 38 vears, was kill
1. anil PrleriAlf Rirntisel seriously inliir.
ed. at E.ulon. Friday of last week, bv the
fall of a soaiMd, 011 which they were work-
pg,
The Board of Pardons, nt Hot rfsbiirg,
has recommended thattho death sentence of
John ONeill, tbo Norihumbcrlond county
Mollio Monuire, bo commuted to Imprison
ment for life.
Tho Philadelphia and Heading Rail
road Company sent out their November
circular of coal prices Monday. Tho ad
vances per ton aro as follows 1 Lump and
steamboat, 25 cents j broken and stove, 40
cents; egg, 30 rents; and chestnut, 20 cents;
The market was reported very active, with
orders being filled at November prices.
Prof. Gardner repeated his eloquent and
graphic lecture on the "Evils of Intemper
ance," at tho Presbyterian church on Tues
day evening. As on the previous occasion,
tlio houso was filled to its utmost capacity,
while, a large number were unablo to get
even standing room inside tho church.
Probably a luoro Intelligent and refined and
ience was never assembled In this borough
than on this occasion. There wcro a largo
number from Mauch Chunk, Wcissport and
vicinity. It is seldom that pcoplo are ad
mitted free to listen to so brilliant a lecturer
as Prof. Gardner, and all who heard him
Tucsduycvcningnpprceiatothcfact. At the
conclusion he thanked tho woplo of Lehigh
ton for their spontaneous welcome ! Rev.
Mr. Miller for his fraternal encouragement,
nnd the Choir of the M. E. church which
volunteered its services to furnish music at
both lectures. The exercises were closed by
tho appropriate song "Where is my boy
to night," by Mrs. A. J. Durling, with
chorus by the choir. Miss Clara Ilibbler
presided at the organ.
If you wish to buy itn umbrella, walk
ing cane, a pair of driving gloves, or a fash
ionable hat, call at tho storo of Jas. II.
Handwrrk, (formerly Belford), Mauch
Chunk, nearly opposite the 2d National
Bank.
Tho shipments of coal over tho Lehigh
Valley railroad for the week ending October
25th were U9.14U tons; 11 tolu! for the season
to that date of 3,827,983 tons, being tin in
crease for the season, ascompnrcd with same
time Inst year, of I'i78,535 tons.
Our K'ople ure evidently beginning to
appreciate the ndyanlages to bo derived
from hearing intelligent lectures, soofcoursc
ihcre will bo a large turn-out to hear Dr. M.
L. Rossvally, tho Converted Jew, in the
Presbyterian church, of this place, on Wed
nesday nnd Thursday evenings of next week.
The subject will bo "Jewish Rites anil Ccr
C'nonies." Admission 15 cents, and tho pro
. . 1
ceeds for the benefit of the Presbyterian and
Evangelic.il Sunday Bchools.
The application for the pardon of George
Boy, r, now serving a term in the Eastern
Penitentiary, has been refused by the Board
of Pardons.
The freight business of tho Lehigh Val
ley railroad the past mould was greater than
11 anv month si nee the mad was established.
-The fair and festival last week of the
Trinity Reformed church, Conloy, was
crowded. 'Humorous and congratulatory ad-
lresses were made by tho Revs. J. A. Little
f llokcndnuqua and S. A. Leinbaek ol
E;;ypt.
-If you wish to buy a cheap hat or cap,
or anything in that line, you will find it at
Handwork's emporium (formerly Belford's),
Maucli Claim;.
The Fort Allen Club will hold a meet
tig at the Hunters' Hotel, ill Weisijiort on
Saturday evening. All Democrats aro re
quested to attend.
Miner Brothers still contlnuo to report
a steady increase of business at their foun
ilery, in Wcissport; and although they have
enlarged their facilities for doing work dur-
ug Ihe summer, still they are now driven
to such an extent as to warrant working
overtime. Indicutiousiirulhatlho fouudcry
will run full blast through tlio winter.
For a chuico five cent cigar go to Dr. C.
T. Horn's drug store; opposite the Cailon
hojsc.
.lust received, an elegant assortment of
Lidtes' coatings, which will bo mado up to
order ut lowest prices at T. D. Clans' mer
chant tailoriiig establishment.
Curd of 'I'limitis.
The Committee, on the Fair and Festival
of the M. E. church at Puckerton desire, on
behalf of thi membership, to express their
thanks to their Iriendsof l'ackerton, Lelngh
ton, Mauch Chunk and vicinity, for their
generous assistance, which contributed to
make tlio effort so magnificent a success, the
sum of $215, being realized.
Jous McKkuvv,
Chairman of Committee.
.lonns Soiiilhrlin tv 1 1 1 sell yon
B y's ovcicoals at $2 00 u'
Men's uud youth's oveicoats ut 3 50 "
Boys soils ut 1 'Jj "
Undershirts iiml drawers at 50 "
White shirts at 50 "
Men's boots nt 2 00 "
I haven full lino of Men's, Youth's and
Hoy's mills wlncli I 11111 selling nt II10 vciy
lowest prices for cash. Call and examine
before purchasing eUewhere, first clothing
store above Miuis.on House, Muuch Chunk.
Wllil Cn-oli Hi'iii.
limiting time. Is here. Hurrah for rab
bits and pheasants. Plenty ol ganio here.
-Fanners are busily engaged in husking
corn,
Kibler's school o'hmiciI on Monday Ihe
27th nil.
John Schullz is busily engaged ill build
ing 11 hoiirc near this place.
Tho Reformed meeting at Jerusalem
church will le held next Sunday it IU . in.
Charles Cliristman Is rapidly finishing
his house.
Emiiiou Drelsbach was in this placo on
Sunday last.
Young grammarians are very apt to
iarso "love" as a fine night verb.
Jor.
ICclletollN Notes.
EVAMlhL'CALdllUltCU WEISSronT J. K
Sejlrlt Pastor. German prcaclilatr at 10 u".
clock A. M. Teachers meeting tit 1:30 p. in,
Sunday School at2 p. ui. English preaching
at 7 p. in.
Lkiiioiitox, M. E. Council. ltrv. J. P.
Miller, pastor 9a 111., I lass Meeting; 10 a.
in., bcr uon by the pallor, subject 1 "Paul on
Mnr's Hilt" 2p. m., Sunday school; p. in.
Prnjer .Meeting ; 7 p. m., Sermon by llev. J
II. vWilttnn. former pastor of Methodist
cuureii 01 faekerton.
LtlllOIITOX LVAhQELlCAL ClIITItCII. RV.
11. J. Smoycr pastor, tcraorrow. (Sunday)
German preaching nt 10 a. ui. Sunjecti "Tho
real Freshet Wlilmui Wind or Haiti." (a
Kings, 3: 18-17): English preaching all p. n .
Subject! A Sermon to Young Women. All
are welcome.
Packkutox M. E. Uiiuncu. Rov. W. 11,
Plckop, pastor, To-morrow (Sunday), pr'nc-b
Ing at 1U-.30 a. m. and 1 p. in. Sunday school
2 p. in. 1 I'rayer Meeting Thursday evening at
7 U o'clock. The sermon In the mornl"g by
Itcv. J, II. thltton, anil that In tho evening
by Hev. T. Tielhew,)-.
K. Mavch Uuuxrt ItcroBMin Cuoncii
Rov. J. 11. Freeman, Pastor. Preparatory
services this (Saturday) evening at 7 o clock,
.,. ,,,. ' r. '
ommunion .irvie.. m i. 1.1.1. .'n.i in ihl
evening the 1 tutor will Ucllrer his second
! sermon on "Christian life accord ng 10 the
rilgrltn's Progress." All are wrlcime
J KiicsALiiu's Uiiuncii. tin account of the
severe IndUiwsltlon of Kev. Mr. Elchemwrif,
R" J- E- Freemsn, of Welssiiort, will olflol.
for blm on Sunday afternoon, Nor.Vth, at
j J o'clock", All are cordially Invited
;vox rnvuiif.
That our pcuplo may havo a glance at the
political situation, in dlllercnt parts of tho
county, wo present tho following brief cor
respondent 1
AUnosiNO. I was agreeably surprised
one day last week to shako tho genial hand of
(Jeorge W, Laser, tho popular candlJato for
Prolhonotnry. Wo had began to think that
bo had forgotten us up horo In tho Valley.
Ills opponent had been through here a day or
two bolora soliciting votes on tho "Provcrty
Dodge.' I aui much Impressed thatproverty
alone Is a poor plea for a man to set up In do
fenso of being elected to a responsible office j
let this soouicd to bo Mr. Wchr's only merit.
am told that Mr. Welir Is already very
abundantly provided for by the tax-payers, In
tbo sbapo bf pensions from the government,
having recently received nearly one thousand
dollars ofback pensions, A story had been
circulated hero that Mr. Esser cannot speak
tlio Pennsylvania Dutch language How
ridiculous, when tbo truth gleams out I I was
greatly please, on talking with him, to And
that ho fK?aks Dutch must fluently, Ho Is a
Carbon couniy boy, has spent his whole life
hero, Is of genuine old PennsjlranlaUertnan
stock. Ho claims his election on the ground
of his ability and fitness to fill tho olftco with
satisfaction to tho people. He will receive a
good vote In Mahoning, Sak.
Kins Linb At the commencement of the
campaign, Same wicked and malicious false
hoods were circulated among certain Demo
crats of Lower Towamcnslng, to tho Injury of
Paul Kresgo, but I nm pleased to say that
these havo all been contradicted, and havo
met tho fate of all lies. He will not only ro-
eclvo a full Democratic voto here, hut a good
complimentary vote from tho Republican
ranks In tho bargain. Red Clodd.
WKisironT. Thomas Koons claims that
ho Is "the peoples friend," which reminds me
ofa patent medicine man's testimonial. He
also boasts ol his charity. I have known him
for years, I always round htm struggling
with tho Bible preempt that "charity begins
at home," and he has always kept It there.
He once turned a poor man and his family
who occupied one of his toncmcnts, out of
doors, becauso the man, belnir cramped by
dull times, nas a few dollars behind with his
rent. 'I hat man. although a Republican, will
voto for Paul Krergo next Tuesday so say
all of us. Old Uitizkk.
Mauch Chumc. Mr. Geo. Esser requests
mo to contradict the statement that ho said
1 do not wttnt iny lUbullcan vo'es." Tho
story Is Improbable to commenco with. Every
candidate wants nl the votes ho can get. Ho
will receive a nice complimentary voto here.
Switzer.
Hhavkh MiEADow. The wholo Democratic
ticket will receive a vote hero that will make
tho coal Holds 01 Carbon ring. Every Green
backer almost to a man wlllthlsycarvotothe
straaht ticket. Men who work for a living
havo learned a lesson that they propose to
profit by. Black Diamond.
LAitaironi'. Indications hero nro th it Paul
Kresgo will r eclvo tho largest Welsh toto
In the n Inlni: regions 1 vcr given to any Demo
cratic candidate. Walks.
lllctlcrlMillu ItrtcflctN.
Prof. Chas. Kelley, leader of the Young
America Cornet Band, gavo tho people of
our place a serenade on Monday evening.
Mr. W. II. Oswald took a ride through
here last Saturday. Evidently lie was out
lectioneering for Koons and the Republican
ticket. At least, that's the way it looked
when lie got homo next morning.
Tho workmen in tho boatyard aro extra
busy just now, repairing old nnd building
new boats. And this reminds us to s.iv that
W. C. Weiss. Esq., foreman of tlio yard, is
one of the most enterprising men in our
midst. In addition to his other duties, ho
runs a farm and the retail milk business.
Dr. Zern has been visiting here profes
sionally during tho week.
Mr. Henry Miller beliovcs in unity, and
e.iys that it is tlio duty of cvery Democrat
to stand by his ticket next Tuesday. If
Franklin does so, as she diil last ycar.it is
sifo to chalk down 500 majority for Paul
Kresgo in tho county.
Tho Long Run school teacher passes
through here every morning witli a bag on
his back filled with documents to be distri
buted among his ennstituteuts.
Honest John Laury, a graduate, of tho
East Weiss' wit Academy, is advertised to
address tho good people of our town
uxin the important issues involved In tho
present campaign, 011 Monday evening!
large turn-out is solicited, uud nobody
should fall to bo present, us it will no
doubt bo a rousing speech, John having
been four years in its pieparation, Tho
Republican doctriua will bo expounded.
Tho lecture on "Politici 1 Economy,"
ut tho Lyceum, rendered by Mr. Chas. Os
wald, on last Satunlay evening, was a grand
and eloquent treatise on the subject. A lep-
ctitinn of tho saino will be given 011 Wednes
day evening next. All ure cordially in-
vitsd to be present.
C. W. Wentz and F. L. Rcbcr drove
through hero last Saturday evening, on the
still hunt. Excur.quKR,
(alldlllsborO IlL'lll!!.
The weather here has been quite cold
the last few days. The ice on Williams' lisli
iond was 0110 fourth ol an Inch thick 011
Sunday morning.
McEwen, Drum Sc Co., nro busily en
gugeil 111 making preparat.ou to put 111 a
largo lot of logs on their lidc. II. Beaman
is also prep mug In put in u lot of logs. H.iw
they will havo 11 good winter lor their work
W. H. Davis i-atiio very near rapluriiii
a largo bruin, but owing to tome deficiency
11 the kmi tho boar inude good his cscao.
George Weiss changed Ins residence from
the lower to the upper mil ofUouldsboro.
Mrs. Jennie A. Williams has left us and
gone to East WeisKirt to teach the primary
school there. Jennie, wo missyourpieseiice
very much.
John Uufl'and wife havogone to Cedar
Run. Tho Cedar Run fever isaballng some
what since tho weather has got add.
Wild geese are migrating southward, a
largo flock passed through here tho other
lay.
J. L. Smith went to Scranton to settle
up Ills iluplicuto. That's right always bo
punctual 111 seining up implicates.
Iho AovocATslsa welcotno visitor here,
Jkw.
REPORT of tho Lehighton Schools for tho
month cnulDg Oct. 'Jlat, l7v.
mull school. HI. F. T.
Whole No. In attendance 8 11 1 J
Ave age in attendance 7 8 15
Per Ctut. ul attendance 69 68 60
GRAMMAR SCHOOL. M. P. T.
Whole No. In attendance 28 28 It
Avi rage in attendance 2J 21 43
1'erccui. ul aiienuunce 82 81 8J
SECONDARY MO. 1. M. P. T,
Wholo No. In alien lanco 2a 25 60
Average In alien, lance 2a 20 40
Per cent, ofaitendauee 68 85 87
SECONDARY SO 2. M. K. T.
Whole No. In attendance ii 28 62
.Werage in atteiului co 21 20 41
Per cuut. of attendance Si 79 81
PRIMARY HO, 1, SI. F. T.
Whole No. In attendance 32 30 62
AveraKO in attendance 28 21 60
Per cent, ofalteodauoj J 63 V0
PRIMARY hO. 2. M. P. T.
Whole No. In uum, Unco 61 61 102
Average In alt ndance 42 43 8i
Per cent, ol atiend , nee 01 87 63
Tutal. HI. K. T.
No. ol pupils In II the schools Ho 171 321
Average utlcndauee In all ehouli..lls 130 174
Per ceut. ol attend. In all schuuts.. 67 65 88
P. II. UkUKD, Principal.
You bet, when ooughsaud coldsarcflvlng
about like gnats 111 a storm, "Dr, Seller's
Cough Syrup" is a sure cure.
nifiurli Chunk Note.
Dr. Klixk Dr.MuxsiRATiox. The people
of East Mauch Chunk, lead by Mr. Charles
Semfrlcil and Dr. Frick, on Monday eve
ning, got up a demonstration in behalf of
tneir respected leiiow-townsman, ut. unns.
Kline, tho independent candidate for Shcrilf.
The Onoko Band, at an early hour in the
evening, proceeded to tho residence of Dr.
Kline, and taking him by surprise, forced
him to make his appearance. By this tlmo
not less than 200 citizens had formed in
procession, and they compelled the doctor
to accompany them to the school hall, lie
did so, and, besides thanking his fellow
townsmen for their kind appreciation, as
sured them that Mr. Siegfried was not his
only Republican friend, but that General
Albright had also promised him his en
dorsement. IIo claimed that tho K. K. K.
(Klu Klux Klan) was arrayed against his
clcclion,nnd that assistance would come from
tho Ordinance Department at Washington,
which would aslsst him to hurl back the
diabolical cllbrls being mado to defeat him.
After speaking, the doctor was escorted back
to his residence, amid tho bewitching strains
from tho baud nnd the wild shouts of en
tliusiasm from tho procession.
Coiirkxt Topics. Mr. Wm. Butler re
turned homo on Wednesday evening, from
Montour county, where ho has been spend
ing a three weeks' vacation among his rela
tions and friends there. Montour, then
Columbia county, wns his natal place; and
he has not been there before for a number
of years. IIo savs that after the Intiseof
years It was difficult to recog zo the scenes M E t m , to ,
ol bis boyhood. Of the fertility or the val-1 ttm, , ranvntsltlg n,r , 10 jlruwl,.a imrov.
ley of tho Susquehanna, ho speaks ( In U.olc1 rutcnt ulvcVSd, Komily Scale. It is
most enthusiastic terms, the crops this year tho mll8ullieat, chcui.cst, most convenient
aro very abundant. Mr. Butler looks many , ammito 1 o b b
years younger for his trip. , lmWc auJ 8louU , cvery ,.Jlllyi
Y.:' el!l"!n.ha' bccn. ,ick, ?r! -At a recent meeting of tho board of di-
icver lor several nays, out wo aro picascu 10
say that sho is recovering.
II. J. F. Brown, formerly of tho 2d Word,
but now of tho Ordinance Department nt
Washington, is on a visit to his friends ho
always comes home to vote; and this adds
one voto more towards electing K. Sherill'.
Tho bridal tourists nro expected homo
in a few days, and then look out for tho in
evitable J. M. B.
Mr. John Fiddler's family received a
letter from him in Colorado, stating that by
accident he recently broko one of his legs.
An adjourned term of Court will be
held on tho 6th of Nov.
An additional story is being put on tho
Odd Fellows' building.
Of tho thirty rases before the recent
Court of Common Pleas, only four of them
wero tried.
Mrs. Daniel Ilebcrling lias been re
ported us dangerously ill during the week,
but is improving.
Mr. D. G. Bertsch has been on n pro
fessional visit to Upper Lehigh this week.
J'ucUvrtoii IEIpplcM
Tho Rev. J. B. Whilton.of New Jersey,
with bin family ore visiting their many
friends hero. By request, he will occupy
the pulpit of the M. E. church of this place
ounuay morning.
All addition to the car shop is proixised
it is necessary owing to the increased
business.
-The Forwardini? office is receiving n
coat of naint and other improvements. It
will add very much to its apieiiruncc, as
wen us me conuori 01 me occupants.
b. A. Packer, the oblieinz anentofthc
L. V.'R. R. Co., nt Mauch Chunk, called to
see those who were interested In tho Prohi
bition Ticket, leaving tickets nnd circulars.
Ld is a strong temperance advocate.
Geo. W. Esser was nt Tackerton on Mon-
lay ; he seems to think that thero is neces
sity lor hard earnest work before the De-
iiiocracyoftliiscouiity. A prominent Green
backer savs "look a littlo out."
The Revs. Little, of Hokendnnnua. and
Borroughs, of Slatington, visited l'ackerton
on Wednesday.
One of our political prophets savs fund
confidently too) that Thomas Koon will be !
sneritl, ami mat Joseph Wcbh will bo depu
ty. Tho thing is fixed there is no show for
the Democrats. He evidently has seen the
Ring.
Gowen's letter and the renlv from Lo-
higii has caused considerable comment here.
Alter a careful perual of both wo came to
the conclusion that wo don't know anything
nbout iU If tho advance in coai will advance
wages, wo say advance. The good times
promised so long tiro coining Sherman's
resumption me unmi unoin republicans
wild 'didn't they say so." But hadn't we
better hold up a little. Mav there not bo a
a Barnuiu in this thing 7 Axon.
To wain ins 1 11 (j IJ rev i I Irs.
Tho upright man speaks as ho thinks.
Where tho devil cannot come, ho will
scud.
Praver leads Iho heart in (In,. ,,! Un
always fastens.
Tho satellites resolve in orbi s around
tho planets, and tho planets movo in orbits
around thu sun.
Applo peallU2 Parties aro nearlv ovnr
for this season.
The hog disease has mado its appear
ance near Tracksvillo.
Tho nuecii bco lavs orsrs 111 cella of
three different sizes.
School No. 0, will open next Monday,
November 3rd.
Hunters will please notice that It !
against the law to go after game 011 Sun
days. Iho schools in Tolk township will oiien
on the 3rd of November.
-Candidates wero busily cngaccd in
looking up theirgood friends tho last few
weeks.
Some of tho young ladies, of near
Trnchsville, who lelt for Philadelphia last
spring, are now nt home visiting their par
ents and friends. They sak well of their
situations at that placc,"aiid expect to return
next week.
Emery Getz and wife, of Albrightsville,
were at this placo on a visit last Saturday
and Sunday, the guests of Paul Smith.
Somo of our Bchools, in this township
opened last Monday, tho others will open
next Monday.
I learn that Mr. Alfred Kibler, of Wild
Creek, sjieaks of making a lottery, this fall;
if so, Mr. K, would find it to his advantage
to advertise in tho "Aiiyocatk."
Mr. Amandus Kibler, of Wild Creek,
intends to leuvo to-morrow (20th) for Al
brightsville, where ho will enter Into pro
fessional business for several days next
week.
The Lutheran association held tneir
ire.iratoty services 011 Saturday forenoon
of last week, and on Sunday loflowing tho
sacrament of the Lord's Supiier was admin
istered by Rev. A. M. btrauss, minister in
charge. After the services ho made a verv
able anil interesting address to tho young
ioople who joined the church lately. Ho
was listened to with marked attention.
MtOCt'UY
Ills
Crcclc Item.
Win. Walck moved from Tine Run to
stony it 1 11, near Lehigh Gap, oil Monday
last.
Hon. Robert Klotz was on u visit to his
Indian liill farm on Monday.
Hon. Dr. J. G. Zeru, of Woiwnort. was
at this placo on Tuesday, wo wero glad to
UCCb OllUt
Mr. A. Stnlle, sealer of woighls and
measures, passed through this valley on
Wednesday.
One secret a man can keepj If be has a
udiny uorso no nas cuner to Keep tbo se
cret or the horse.
Buckwheat is selling at iO cents per
uusoei ui our gnsL mills.
Wo shall know who will sheriff on
Wednesday next.
Wm. Schwibeutz, of this place, was fiu-
o' ai ..luiicn unutik 011 Satunlay last ill.
Hi lot not having one uf Ins scales stamped.
Mr. Adam Buck, uf Cherry ville. North
ainptnu county, was ut this place on a visit
loiiisuroiuerou .Monday and Tuesday,
Considerable corn is to be busked yet
uy some ut uur siow larmcrs.
T. J. Solt oenod his school at Moria
r urnace on .Monday last.
Mr. Soloman Weaver experts to finish
111s uouse lor occupancy I'Us tall.
C. A. Buck will take charge of the
rnie nun scnooi, .vo. 1, 011 &iinuy next
The Towanieiising book question seems
In have died out, We have not heard any
thing about it for some time.
Pleased to learn that Mr. Beuiamin
Struhl, who was ooufiiieil to his moiii with
typhoid lever, has improved again consider-
I ably. Rkvesk.
Our Pnrrrvlllo UiuIitcC.
Mrs. Mary Thlfer, who has been away
on a visit, Is back again.
8upt. Cooicr made a flying trip to At
lentown to-day (Tuesday).
Mr. Dennis Bauman, agent for tlio Car
bon Iron k Pio Co., went to Trexlerlown
to-day (Tuesday) on business.
Miss Koeli, of Cherry vllle, wos Tlsltlng
friends In this placo last week.
Owing to the skillful Homeopathic treat
ment of Dr. W. F. Christ, 'Squire Wentz has
recovered from his sickness, and is again
about tils work.
Mr. Tom Jones, from Nazareth, while
attempting to jump from n coal cor in mo
tion near the L. .t S. depot fell and dislocat
ed tho third finger of tho left hand.
There was a political meeting held nt
Fire Lino Hotel 011 Saturday. It is said that
thero wero several good speakers present.
A party of gents from Mauch Chunk
drovo down on Sundry afternoon, nnd
amused themselves by going through tho
furnaces and visiting utuutid town.
Tho new foundry and pipe works is
now under roof uud is uiukiug rapid prog
ress. Mr. Jncob peters is having a bay win
dow put' to his liouse.
Prof. IIulTbrd wus in town 011 Monday.
Dr. W. F. Christ lias gotten himself a
new harness, and has had Tils carriage fixed.
ui.
rcctor8 uf t, bM , , prrvvllle.
resolutions wero passed that particular at
tention be called to those printed regula
tions which provide: "1st. That absence lor
four consecutive days, without n valid ex
cuse, will makou putiil liable In suspension."
"2nd. That pupils shall furnish their teach
ers a written excuse (signed by parent,
guardian or director) for each case of ab
sence and for jiermissiou to leave school be
fore dismission' Printed circulars giving
full particulars, will bo distributed among
the patrons of the schoolj ut an early ilato
Alfonso.
Klnlioiilup; Twinkling.
Farmers aro busy husking corn.
Josiah Cunfer spent last Sunday at East
Pcnn.
Willie Kistler, of West Penn, passed
through our valley last Saturday on u, trip
to Lehighton.
F. W. Smith, who was appiontcd teach
er of the Ginder's school, nt East Pcnn, has
choused with Mr. Stoigcrwalt, and will now
lake "possession of the school houso at tho
church.
Josiah Musselinan, teacher of tho New
Mahoning school, enrolled 33 scholars the
first day.
D. 11. Hcningcr had nno of his hands
badly bruised, by having it under a falling
window recently.
A. J. Ballict nnd sister returned last
Monday from a few days' visit to friends in
Lehigh county.
Oliver Kistler, of Schuylkill county,
p.uu us a visit ijsi aaturuny.
Miss Ida Horn, of this place, nnd Miss
Leibengulh, oT Slatington, wero guests of
Miss Mary Ballict this week.
Abe, Jake, Bub and tho plow agent havo
inane arrangements to goto mo liiue .Moun
tain after rabbits next week.
There is a most unusual quietus in po
litics among the poop'.o in this valley, and
nftcrnll, it is tho best. What is tho use of
getting excited 7
Hon. Robert Klolz passed through this
valley last Wednesday.
C. II. Seidcl and wifo aro expected homo
this week from a visit to Bradlord county.
! . . Smith officiated as bead of the family
uuriiig men uuseiice.
C T.Young prides himself in teacher
of tho high school in this district; but I fear
lin will wisb beloro spring that ho had the
low SCHOOL
-D. D. Kistler had pipes laid last week
to his house and barn, through which tho
water now liotvs supplying man and beast.
Wo notice a iieculiar feature in tho
names of candidates for sheriff, nil Iho names
begin with K and all have fivo letters ex
ccpt 0110 which has six. If letters havo unv
thing to tin with the fates, the three other
candidates may well tremble.
Kisses aro the richt kind of smacks to
sail down tho stream of Hie with although
taking a buss is not bad. Bisgu.
Lower rUdilcr Items
When tho richtcous aro in authority.
tho jwoplo rejoice when tho wicked rule,
itiu people mourn.
Of all forms of habitation tho simplest
is itiu uurruw.
The lion belones to tho cat tribe, but
lie cannot climb a tree.
Pheasants are not as plenty as it was
inougut tuey would uo by mo limners.
Some iieoplo of this vicinity wcro at
iraciisvuie unending services last Bundsv.
Jacob Hawk. Eso.. claims not to bo beat
in raising larg,o otatocs in this region. Ho
ha-s 0110 which weighs 2 pounds and 0
ouuecs.
Paul Eckluirt. Hotel keener. ofAlbriehts-
vine, intends 10 noid a siioulliig-malcli on
tho 21st of November.
Labor disgraces no man s therefore let
every voter ti-o that Paul Kresge's name,
tno candidate lor blieritl, is placed on tho
ticket before ho votes at tho election next
Tuesday.
Ifany person would like lo see an im
mense pile of palling, let him go to Francis
Wernetl's saw mill, where ho can see sixty
thousand 011 one pile.
The Albrighlsville school will rlose a
term of six months 011 tho "111 ol November.
I leurn the people who sent children to that
school are all well satisfied with the teach
ers. Paul Kresse. Eso.. the Democratic can
didate for Slier ill', slopped at this place on
i-rniay mgiit ol last week. Mr. Thomas
Koous, the Republican candidate, on Mon
day night last. Both seemed lively, as each
expects to get the ullice. Tho furincr is
choice in this vicinity.
Paul Eckliartainl wifcof Albrlghtsyillo
wero at Mauch Chunk on a visit last Mon
day. Samuel Mover moved to Moses Pond's
tills week.
Joseph Scrfass, of this place, was at
Krcsgeville on a business trip this week.
Pro Bono.
Court I'rocri'diiigti
Before his Honor Judge Drcherand Asso
ciates Leonard and MecnJscu.
Samuel L. Meckos to tho use nf Cornelius
Snyder, now to the use of Levi Horn vs. tho
Poitsvillo Insurance Co. verdict for plaln
tiil'lbr J-550 and interest.
On motion. Joseph H. Schall.'Eso.. of the
Monroo county bar, was admitted to prac
tice ut the Carbon county bur.
In the matter of tho application of T. D.
Dannor. of MIchlKan. to practice at the bar
of Carbon muntv, the Court appointed F.
Bertnlette, Chas. Albright and Allen Craig,
Esq!., as an examing committee.
R. S. Snyder i Co. vs. the Tcnn's Mutual
Fire lus. Co. ; 30 days granted defenant's
counsel to plead In bar of judgment.
Order of Court to Assignee of B. F. Klcp
pingcr to sell real estate, confirmed.
Jacob Nothsteln vs. Jacob Strauss j action
frr damage jury disagrco und were dis
charged. llatt l'riiu Hutu.
Coo! pleasant weather.
A thunder storm passed over hero Tues
day afternoon.
A slight full of snow, the first of the
seasuii, last 1 riday.
A few buckets of cider were stolen from
the premises of Ueuben Harter a few nights
atru. One of the buckets partly filled with
rider was found under a heap of cm stalks,
but tno purluincrs have so lar eluded deteu
tion.
Our publio schools opened last Monday
Our farmers have almost finished their
corn husking,
Election next Tuesday, the 4th Inst.
UjiOLK Sam.
Joseph Harker, an old German, of Luzerne
county, has twenty two-children living. IIo
I furnished fifteen sous in theUnion army,
Our Wcntlirrly Special.
Our cooil neoiilo aro exempllfvlnif their
faith by their works. In romlnglo tliorescue
of our townsman, Neal McConomy, whoso
1101110 been in c me victim or tnn liery lictul
last week. With n motrtiaminltv most
credltablo to our community, liberal con
tributions ore being made to assist the un
fortunate family. This Is what we call
genulno sympathy. No gush or shoddy
about it. Mr. M. is negotiating for tho re
construction of his liouse.
Snow snualls on Friday and ice half an
inch thick on Saturday morning. Rather
severo change. Overcoats are being resur
rected and straw hats and dusters salted
down per consequence.
-And now wo have It by authority ofa
Mauch Chunk paper that a weekly paper is
contemplated for our town. Good I llopo
It may prove true, nut would 11 not bo well
enough, first, to put that iuiiortant question,
Will it pay? "Be sure you're right, then co
ahead" is a motto, which, in tills connection
will boar rcjietltioii. Though tlio lato or our
former LxUivut nnd Slack Diamond need not
deter any ol our enterprising would-be news-
paer men irom tunning a similar attempt.
If it can be mado to pay, wo soy, let us have
With a few more clubs und lodges than
there are cvcnlngi in a week, a reading club,
an evening school, n class in elocution and a
pxisjiecllve library or debating society our
lords ol creation" ougnt to bo abio to while
awuy their winter evenings and nt the sumo
tlmo furnish ample material for a loll course
of Caudle lectures cutending away into next
summer.
A fearful accident occurred hero early
Monday niornine, which resulted latnlly to
Simeon Clerk, son ol John D. Clirk, who
had icccnlly moved here Irom i.ehich town
ship. The young man was about starting
lor AUdrnried 011 me ircigut wiien, stepping
on Ihe down track, lio was stiuck by the
engine. Nonpareil, knocked down ami crush
ed to a mangled mass, ucspilo 1110 leariiil
wounds, ho lived for about two hours. He
was a most worthy young man, and
his sudden and tragic cud has naturally
brought great grief to tho family and gloom
to thu community. A hirco concourse fol
lowed his remains to their last resting-place
In the cemetery on the hill, on Wednesday,
evidencing the universal sympathy uf our
people lor the nmietcd laiiniy.
Our genial Myer Sondheim, proprietor
of Weatlierly's clothing euiiorium, has just
returned from Now Yoik with a supply uf
winter goods. Look out for big bargains I
Our townsman, J. G. Eadio, has been
doing seryloc us u juror dui ing this uud tho
past week.
Mr. E. J. Brady, one of Prof. Rowland's
teacher-students, 110 lunger indulges ill his
usual morning and evening walks through
Jersey on his way to ami from school. 11c
now boards Willi mine Host iveiser, 01 111c
Gilbert House.
The Conl Trade
There has come about a decidedly belter
feeling in the coal market. There is more
demand for coal, more orders, and steadily
advancing prices. Coal wus put up 25 cents
per ton on tho 20th instant. Tho Reading
Coal and Iron Company now gives notice
that there will be on tho first of November
an average advance of tho line and city
prices of coal by rail of 33 cents per ton, to
gether with tin advance of oil cents per ton
on stove and 2a cents per ton on nil other
grades of coal for harbor shipments fur tho
Eastern trade j to points beyond tho Capes
bywatcr an advance ol 25 cents in nil grades
will bo made. On the 15lh of November it
is understood there will bo a third advance
in prices, thuugh this probably is not fully
conceded by all parlies, und may not be
carried into cxccutiuu. The fact ill great
measure depends upon the condition of the
market under tho advances already an
iiounccd. Tl.o business aspect is cheerful
nil urouud, and present prices ure being as
freely paid as were lower prices two months
ago. Those who handle coal with a seem
ing knowledge of their business look to a
future of activo train..'. Soincnro of opinion
that tho demand for coal will take about all
that can bo put into tho market hence to
tho end of tho season, whilo others think
that, nt most, not more than a fortnight's
suspension, and that most likely in Decern
her, will bo icquircd to carry tho market
firmly through the entire winter. Tho lino
trade in coal is large, und is made so mainly
by tho increasing demands for luel employ
cd in tho manufacture of iron, in which
there nro as yet uo indications ofa halt at
homo or abroad. Every species of manu
facturo and trado is on tho advance, all
which tends to quicken and improve tho
market for coal. It coal producers will but
exercise little prudenco in tho management
of tho coal trado it promises to bo good for
at least tho present year and that of tho
next. There has been a littlo too much (lis
position in the past with parlies in tlio
trade to work ut cross-purposes when the
profit nf all might have been moiondvan
tageously served by tho exercise of a little
conciliation. What just now is most de
sired in the control of tho trado is intelli
gent and friendly concert of action, and it
should be tendered, especially when such
action is more alter the bearing of gentle
men and more elfectivo in reaching desired
ends. Ifany considerable part of tho trado
shall determine to name a date for a rise or
a fall in prices, or a halt in tho production
ol coal, a reasoning minority should join
in, giving tho purpose unity uf action,
rather than resist, and, by divided action,
render abortive all clfort at results. We
notice that there is some movement in tho
Lehigh region in relcrcnco to an advauce of
wages there. Ledger, Monday.
INOUVl'ItlAI, .MITCS.
The car shops at Milton aro working on
double turn.
The Lehigh Valley car shops at South
Easton are working night and day.
The Henry Clay furnaces nt Reading aro
producing one thousand tons of iron per
week.
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com
pany paid out $5 ,000 in double eagles at their
collieries on last Mondav.
Arrangements are on foot in Pittsburg to
form an extensive corporation under the
name of tho Manchester Iron and Steel Com
pany.
Tho Tittisville Herald urges the people of
that place to combine and secure the location
of a number of manufactories at that place.
The Phcenixville Maicnqcr says that
wages of puddlers were advgnced in that
place on the 20th ulU, from $3.50 lo $3.76
par ton. Mill laborers are advanced seven
per cent, and yard bands fivo per cent.
The furnace at Union Deposit is soon to bo
put in blast
Tbo Kutztown (Berks county) foundry is
pressed with orders, and the stone tjuarncs
in the vicinity of ICutztown are working
steadily.
The hands of tho Reading railroad and
the coal miners feel very much elated oyer
Mr. Gowen's promise of an increase in their
wages.
The Central Touudry machine shops, at
Reading, are working steadily. The F. R.
prill hat factory, at the same place, will be
put in oiivrutluii next week.
The Willlomsport Gaulle and Dalklin
states that the l'iKS Lino Company are at
present shipping on an average thirty oar
loads 3,000 barrels of oil ier Hay.
Fifteen hundred men are in the employ
oflheSUwl Works CniMuy at Streltown,
Dauphin counly. The company juidoifu
few days ago, and the amount of money re
quired for this iHirpote was $39,000
Puddlers at the Fisbback (Schuylkill
county) Rolling Mill, who struck nearly a
month ago for higher wages, have nearly
all resumed work at the old ruto $3.60 per
ton for certain grades of iron and $3.75 lor
others.
In the works of tho Pittsburg Forgo nnd
Iron Company about four hundred hands
are running on double time.
A new pulp mill, producing three tons of
ground wood pulp perday,Ubder the Oulter
son A Taylor process, has Just been started
nt Falls City.
According to tho Danville Ucco'd tho
Pennsylvania Iron works nt that placo have
thirteen furnaces, eight of which nro In lirat
and running to their full capacity, averag
ing over a hundred tons of finished rails n
day.
Colonel A. L. MoFnrland, of Pittsburg,
has purchased 1,000 acres of timber land In
the vicinity ol Lloydsvllle, Cambria county.
The timber 011 the tract is estimated nt ",
000,000,000 feet of while pine, 2,000,000,000
feet of hemlock nnd 1,000,000,000 feet of oak.
Messrs. Ramsey Sc Mobley began opera
tions for iron ore on Bear creek, Butler coun
ty, on tho 1st of September, and have thus
far mined 100,000 tons, which will be ship
ped to Sharpsburg. The number of hands
employed will reach 100 by the first of next
month.
STATU K12W.N.
Tho Reading Eagle states that J. Albert
Huntziiiger, wlin, with his father, is in jail
at that place, for embezzling the funds of the
Miner's Bank, at Pottsville, is dying.
General Walker, the deposed postmaster
at Erie, has written to Washington to know
upon what grounds of official misconduct ho
was displaced. Opposition of a violent kind
has been mado to the newly npjioiuted post
master, Moorhrad, who is charged with vot
ing lor Tilden, and also for Greenback can
didates.
A jury in Somerset county deliberated un
til they were tired, and, finding that they
could nut come to a conclusion, placed some
bits of paper In a hat. Twelve boro tho
words "for dofcudatit,"aiid twelvo"for plain
till'." These wero drawn, and resulted in fa
vor ortho defendant. The raso has been ap
pealed to tho Supreme Court.
There is a loom in Cumbi la counly that
is known to havo been in uso one hundred
years. It has been in tho saino family all
this time.
Timothy Hyiiem.m was instantly killed
nnd Cyrus Wentzel fatally Injured Sunduy
morning whilo picking coal on the track ol
tho Reading railroad at Reading.
FOR CORONER,
VOTE FOR
CHARLES W. LENTZ,
OF WEISSPORT.
Invciilors mid Patentees
should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences. Ac. to Edsou Brothers Solicitors of
Patents, Washington, D.C., who furnish the
tame without charge. Edsou Brothers is a
well-known nnd successful firm of large
rxperienee, bavins boon established in tho
year isuu. ots ii
l.clilgliton 1'roilttco .Ulirlict
CouiiKCTED Weekly.
Flour, per sack ,
Oorn, per bushel
(Kits, per bushel
Mixed Chop, purewt
Middlings, per civl
llran, per cwt
Duller, perpouml
Eggs, per dozen
Hum, per pound
Lard, per pound
Miuulders. pur pound
Pututocs, per bushel
f3 76
70
45
1 40
1 40
18
SO
111
(3
Closing prices of DciiAVK.v ,t Tuwkskxii,
block, ijovcrnmeiit ami unlil, -III South
Third Street. Philadelphia, Oct., 30, lb7u
U S l.'l. 1831
U .s. Oariencv.H'a
...IKS bill lCT,)i ,ate
.. 1 4 bin 1"., Hskco
...ICI'i bid 10 'n ana,
... ii&i bat lOu a ko
.... IS', 01.I llr.l, oitkro
.... ii bid 4 S mkco
'oil iiskeil
-el. bM 4'J ntlor
I . a 9m issi. new..
L'. tf. 4V now
u - i new
Fennsj lvamn 11. K
Pluln A Headline It. It.
LehlKh Valley It. It....
I.ohl trfl Co: I .V. ,nv. Co
, 34', nltl 341, ssken
Ulllti-il Conmanleeior A. J. 41 mil !'0
voitlioi 11 ccutnil . It... :5 bio 151; iisltoi)
Ito-tonvlllo i"n". Il.lt. fn vi', 1,1(1 ;ii m c
I Ills .Tit. & flu If. II II. Co. I., bid ill, asko.1
central Tuuimio t.itlouCo ia 111 4 H m en
Nuiiberul'abincCoin. ...35k, bid 3".l, ts'teri
1'icl'd. 0 bin Ozaukee
North rcnnaylviimn H. II. ih bid 43 asked
In-. Co ol North Ainonca 3?, bM a nsvco
"liver, ('trades.) 01) W bio 01H nktC
MAItlfll'l).
ARNEII nOYER.-On thelthult., byRev.
J. E. Freeman, llntiiihis Arner, of Weiss.
port borough, and Sarah L. Uojcr, of North
Wtlssport, this counly.
HCINTZ-S I'KMLKK.-On thoIBIh ult.. by
tho same, Frank Hunts. ofTs'ortli Wcissport,
nnd Mary A. .Stcniler, of Tonaincuilng
township, this county.
IlLOSE ULOSK.--O11 Ihe 50th ult., by tlio
same, Siinuel Uloso and" hrlstlanna liloso,
both or Fire Line, this county.
SDIIWAI1TZ KTHAIJH On l!uVali oil
by the same, Tho. F. Schwartz nno linn-
nan r Mrauu, botn or tiro LI in, this co.
MEERIfll AM KUNTZMAN, On thcVQth
11I1., by Iho sunn, Jacob Meerlhstn nnd
Minnie Kuutzman, both of Little (Jap, this
county.
Special Notices.
Q9.000 A YEAR lor honest.lnlelllgent i,ul.
vonessineuurageuti. Ncwbuslnessj light
wurk. Address Co-Ui'KRativk Aoexcv,
Mudison, lnd, .luno23. lino.
ft A MONTH paiantecd. lis a day
... wiiua nuu uv iuc lUllllll 1 10U5.
(.auital not rrntiim! 1 vre will start
ju... jvivu. Mwinvii, ui a aim pin
in iae money laste r 01 work for in tliiu at my
tiling else, lb" work in lifht uud i eanant. 11110
-tii'lt a unynuv cuu k ncbt at, Tnoso who aro
wm who t-ee tbl notice will send us their uu.
iliesses at ooco atid tta lor tbemnelves. Covtiy
uutllt and lei no, in u f,'ow 1, itie nine, those
alteadvai wirrf aio luiluir up lurtre eiinn uf
ninuev Addie-s THUc; & 1 u Aucusla,
Maine. Juno7.-ly
HUMAN MISERY.
Jutt Pubthhed in a Sealed Envelope, Vriu Cc.
A LKJ iU 15 O THE - A'J 'Villi, TUKA P.
ML.M'. AND AD I OWL cuio ol ticuuinl
vveilcuet4-,trSit m Jtnirluo t. ludacod bi He.f.
A uso invuttiiiiurv kmltdiou-'. Iiupoteuc.,
NervouH Dttiiluy, und Jinjcdiuit iiU to .Mm.
ilHite peiieiul.j i imiomuouuu, HtJltfi8j ujd
I'ttc. Mfitiat autl IMiVKical incitpaem , &r,
liy HOllKUl' J CULVe.HWi.LL. W, D. UUtli
r of 11. e ir feu Hook' tc
Tiie w ui la ruuuwu il aui uir, Ju this ndaiirable
l.ctt'ire, Ciearlv luuvr frmu bit uvru cxpei
iruce tiiii 1 ttit) u wfiii couiequenca nfbu t Abuse
wy uo cfltoiuatly u-uiumi wlilmui uieiUcluo.
.tut. without tixugtMOiia u pica) ouerm uus,
boiiffut, mitiriimi ut ii, iIium ci. coicJJuU i oiui.
iuk uut ii uiuU 1 euro ui ouc cittln aDd ft
1 to ' ul, by which evo v tutTier, nu invttei
what bis couultiou uuvOe miy euro hinutt.f
cutMi) lv private v and ituiicaliy
tSr Thi$ Lecture will prove a boon to thou
ia ill and thoutandt,
Sent andi leul. in plain tuvHope. to anr
address on receipt ol six cent, or two poaue
Addresi tlio publishers,
Tho OulvcrtToll PI oil leal Co.,
Tost OtCcd Pox. apr.lZ-yl.
New Advertisements.
INSTITUTE NOTICE.
Tho Annnal TEAOIIEJ1S' INSIITUTK
UF AII1KIN ' IIUN i y. will bo hrl.l In the
tllUl.T IIIIUSU, AT MAUi.lt CHUNK,
commencing un
M outlay, November 17, 1879,
at TWO o'clock P. M., and continue daring
tho week. Teactieil. Illreeturs and Frii-iul.
I of Education lu general are cordially Imlted
iu aiieuu.
11. V. H')Fr'omi,Co.Supt.
Lehighton, Oct. 187-3
A
u m ion's .no net'.
In the matter ol tho Estate of Jntrnh II.
Sehlel, astlKned to Henry lloyer. Th- un
lertUned Au liter, npHlntl by the Court of
, uuiuiuuu ritsu'D ui uuroon i uunty, 10 tnaae
diminution ul the funds In the hands utrald
Assignee, autl If n-e.irtry to tn-settle nnd re
state the aeeuu . I nlod, will aitrm) tothedu.
' ties or his spiulniinent on U'Ell.Vr.sllA V,
theig hdayurNUVEMIIEIt, A. 1). It S. at
1 hit oincelntlie lluroUKbol Mauch I 'hunk, t'a.,
at 10 o'clock lu tbo urmnun
I JOHN KLINE, Auditor,
Oct. , iw.-t,
Now Advertisements.
J"F YOU AKE I. iNhEH OF
Boots, hoes,
Hats, Caps,
or, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
GO TO
T.D.CLAUSS,Agt.,
THE POPULAR
Slercliaut Tailor,
Bank Street, Lohighton.
PRICES VERY LOW FOR CASH. Ths
publio patronage solicited. nug-tf
Respectfully announces to the pccploof I.e
hlidituti 11ml Its vicinity, that he Is now pre
pared losupply them with all kinds uf
Household Furniture
Manufactured from the best Seasoned Mate,
rial, at Prices fully as low as tho same articles
can be Umitht lor lis where. Hero nro a few
ol the inducements offered :
Parlor Seism Irom tS0to00
Walnut Mnrble-top liresing l-'nso
HcilP'otn Sulies. 34deees M0 to 15
Palnlcd llcdroinn r-ullis 18 to J40
(hinii Seated Chair', persetore.... J
Uinitiuiu hairs, per set of D
and all olher Goods eipially cheap.
In this connection, 1 deslro to call tho at
tention or tho people to my ample facilities lu
THE UNDERTAKING BUSINESS,
with a NEW nnd HANDSOME HEARSE,
and a lull lino of OAhKl.TS and COKKI.NS.
I am prcpntod 10 attend promptly to all or
ders In tins lti.c. at lowest prices.
Patronage rerpeetlully solicited and ths
most ample eatlstactl n guaiantccd.
V. SCHWARTZ,
octll HANK St., Lehighton.
A
X ISirOKTANT 1IU1Y !
Should (lcnth nvertnkt. you unawares, would
vuur cetuto ! f utile ien t to protect Yiir fault,
ly and dear unf b hhIusi wuut ? If not
Till: NUW L'UA
LIFE ASSOCIATION
OK PHlL.VnKU'HIA,
Provides that protection, ntalroiu Onii-Thiiid
thoc-st hurotoiore uluirurvd Uy Ule Ineurtuice
Cum panics. This AtfoclftMon was Chartortd
In 1875. uud now hus upwards of
of "Itlfks" or " Assets." subject to attest
menu to payilenth lotfts.
It has 1-iid hut three uetcssmcnts. though
nearly l,,ur jciusol,!.
Ann iiiiiuceineiii iu urcomen inornucr whon
yoiiiiK ami it ow oM ln;iho Am iclatleu. It
ollereil tiv always nssctalnir tho ineitihcr 11s uf
the age tclien joining, un-l limiting the ainuunt
us rollout!
t-WOu on those and :a to 45 Inclusive,
(3ou0 on thuso uu cj it tu to Inclusive.
$2000 un thuseatrcl 61 toot inclusive.
$1000 1,11 thoso aged It to 09 inclusive.
Tho youne; man who It striving to make his
fortune and supiiort is finll), should jutu
this Absni'iatlun, lesl the fori une may lallhim,
leavinu; his fatally In penury.
The limitations are eecially mado that the
younir imtn 11 ay have protection without pay.
Iiifr thoci'Sts properly cliarfreiiMe to thoso who
neglected thu duty ithcii uungcr.
THE MANAQlUtS ARE:
Ei-Oov. James Pollock, rhlla.. President.
I li. Hush, llellelonle, Vice-I'rrsidenl.
W. I. Jotmson, PhllmMuhlu, Sec. und Tres.
J Ia. pruflu, Phlladeipiiin.
James A. .Uct'omar. Philadelphia.
('Iiarles tuckhatn, Caitulcu, New Jersey.
W. 11. .Matin, 1 hcstnul Hill, Med. rxauln'r.
Hun Henry (Mlicki.k, I'hlladelphU.
W. (!. Pulluck, Philadelphia,
Members may bo atrceted and further Infer
matlou uutained thruuiih
r. It. ALEXANDEK.
l'jglo Hotel, 1,'alas ninua, Ps
Or, riASI. It IHI.IIAM,
A cent forLehlnhtonand Ulntly, next 10 the
"Uatbou lluuso." ucilS m2
C;l Ofin proOtsnnsndarsinveatnient ii;i nfl
S?ll'U ur-Olflciot ltCporti., tt to - p 1 UU
Proirtlunal tetnrns every week oa Stock Op
Iton-i 1 1 fix - IV. sick), - ii . Addrers
T. V niill WIOIIT & CO. tlaukcrt, 3j Wall
St
$25lo$5000vS
r..tM In
IwllU
WrcV. .H. r.J. tnilHrB.. Infl !., I . K.w l'.nl.:iMtni.
iw. tirrry
Sj.'ini ft , tmr.tliiinr l. m. I'l.'l.irl.'-.il'-n n."!,' 4.
linn la An. m. a.owi, Jt Co., p.uk.r., li tL, I.. V.
w.nsrx'i.iD.
Younir Men ami Ladles to learn Tsleirra.
pliy. (Joud eltuatlout Kuurauloed, Addrttt
with stamp.
Obkklin TELRnRArn Co., Oberltn, Ohio,
s1 O tn 1 fill Inverted In Wnllbl. Stocks
Vliu 10 SlW iiiaki't fortunes every
month. Jlook.ent Ireoi xplnlnlii everything.
Adorers ItAXTtltL'O., lUukers, f Wull
St., N. Y. !
C;77 m U'inih and exiieuteH pnintnteett lo
SP I I AKents. OutUtlfoe blUW ACO.AU
otoi Maine.
C;777 ft yar and expent'i In aurnts. Out.
V 1 1 1 nt free. Address V. O. VIOKEHY,
Augusta, Wulno.
procured for sohllrrs disabled In U. S. tervlce
by reasons m wounds and othercau.es.
All penslnt.s ilate back to day of illscltsree.
l'enslont increased. Addrtss with tiatap,
STOslDlKT &. CO.,
No. SIS E St., N. W., Washington. I). O.
uot.35 Jia,
Calcined Magucia
Food. Fisst Psekicu Medam Awabdi;p.
if ore arrreesble tn the Taste, snd Bmtllcr Sste
than otber MsgaMla.
For sle Id Oorersment btaraimt BottlM. at
UruRins and Couutrr tiiuiet, una br
T. J. HUSBAND, Jr.,
D.SW.6 l'HIbAUEI.rUU
MEAT MARKET !
Uattk Hired, I.clilgllloll,
CHARLES KlI'P, Pnoi'nuTon.
The Best Fresh Meats
In f eaton, Deer, Lsub, Vsal, SauttRe, "Mo
JVSI?'. J.ru'm. s 'HKAl' AS THU
CllhU'E-T Patronage sollclle.1
Aug.SO-Iy, OHAS. KII'l.
j" niilngSJccnts,wiiUi,iiiht
,r,CA, Noruleye. and h.lr, y,i n,it0U
I0CKSLI tvtv by telUtn msil a correct idol
WiiWti.sni'v.
i III
58 fHlr4 If
lu:
Charles Klpp ilciln t tn oall attention of his
friends and i utti.itirrs toihelxci (hat he tuts
oined A MEAT MAKKhT opolie Ihe
Publio Square. Hank street. Lehighton,
nhere uiuy bo louud at all times