jjj ii. siKWnusi, onriuar ATronjfKY counbeIloii Office, Kloti'a llmhilng Biortaar. JfAlTcItOilt'NKi PA Settllrbt Estllti-a. rilloit Account! hU Urphana 1 VMmBT-wTt attended lo , il t r in aactldnslniihia-iiari.inaUcrmfn mrr.rl T1 1 Tlflft mV l IflUnil Oil ilft t 0 EO- THlll f Anill 1 TtOWELL A CO'8 New; where Al l-RAtr may tie ADVKmnSiNO con ifpm YOhKi A may tie ntadeiorltmHfili lUIUil SATURDAY, NOVEMBER :9,'l9i9. Local and Personal. Subscrlbera will please rcrcr lo 111 d fee lii.n tabs oH Ihcir papers, by to doing they Will be able to we whether they arc square tori btir booVs r hotj thus I John Fltiwilllmh msr8 70 dhows that thesiilerjptlnb lint been paid up till March Mh, 189( ttli.l consoqiicntly lllere isonedollarduoils on the present venr. which you will please remit, or $1.23 will bo charged If we linvfl la send billi Send In the local events from your neighborhood. The shortest day of the year will bo the 21st of next tnontti. In January the Lehigh Valley railroad will pay Its employees lit gold. About 90 dozen; brooms are turned oul each week by prisoners In tlie Easton Jail. The Slatlnglotl Halirtllat Bank on Nov. 4th declared a. semi-annual dividend or8 per cent. It Is reported that a number of children In Bethlehem are afflicted with the scarlet fever. Mr. C.S. Weiss, of this borough, cXlnb tied lo us a day or so ago, a Catholic edition 6f the Bible printed in 1004, 111 till! German language, mid Illustrated with numerous wood cuts. The volume is bound in vellum, ornamented with Grcok characters, and lain a good stale of preservation. A check swindler has been operating in several couutles In this Stale of late by pay ing part cash on purchases of horses and eat lle. and the remainder iu checks on banks In wlileh ho has no deiits. The extent of his swindling operations utnouiits to thous ands of dollars. Do you know that T. D. ClaUss sellt boots and shoes cheaper llian any man in town T E. F. Lucker.bach, the popular painter hnd paper-hnnger, of Mauch Chunk, is do ing the decorations on the Evangelical church In this borough, which is a guaran tee that it will be well done. WANTED, a good stout girl for house work. Apvly at this office. A full line of blank books, very low, at Luckenbac' , Mauch Chunk. Smoke . an . when you do smoke cigars procure one ol those elegant five centers sold nt Dr. C. T. Horn's Centra Drug Btorc, on Uanlc nrecl, alter you nave eiuoncu one, ou wiirHvaht another. 14. In the U. S. Court, at Philadelphia, Tuesday, Emanuel Kreage , ofMonroo coun ly, who was convicted of passing counterfeit trade dollars, qud also of having others in his possession With intention to pass them, Was sentenced lo nay a fine of $2it) and to an imprisonment 'jot one year and six Inontbs. Our vounu friend Harry E. Sweeny, of Drifloni Luierhe County, was at home with his parents over Thanksgiving day, looking Well and happy as usual. An immense stock of envelopes and Writing papers, sold at Lucltenbach'a Mauch ..Chunk. . The Popular Western Ticket Agent, B. D'Bnan, will be at thil office next Wcdnca- day night. If vru intend to go West, call and see him, he will send you right, cheap tnd quick. 300 boxes West's Vegetable Liver Tills tarsal at'Durline's Drue Store. 20 cents hr box. If. Just In, a new lot of Wall paper, for fal trade. Call and see it at Luckettbach'a Mauch Chunk. Just received an elegant arsortmcnt o: Ladles' coatings, which Will bo made up to order al lowest prices at T. I). Clauss' mer chant Tailoring establishment. E. II. Snyder is nnttr od'ering another lot of nicest and most elegant designs Ladies' winter Dress Goods, to which ho in viles the snecial attention of the ladies of this locality. First callers will secure choicest bargains. If you are in need of Job l'rinting, of any description, send your orders to ths Ciaanx Advociti. All work is done neat ly ami for the very lowest prices. Anything from a visiting cld to a pos ter, neatly printed at this offiee on short no lice and for the otresl cash price. Letter and note beans, envelopes, bill heads, Ac., a ajiecialty at very low prices. Call and see samples. If you wantanlce smoothieasy shave your hair cut or ahanipooingi go to Frana Ilnadertr'e Saloon, under the Exchange Ho tel, lte will fix yuU right, and don't you forget it. A fine line iifawnrted box paers, latest atyles, os low us? cents perlxix and upwards at Luckenbacn's, Mauch Chunk. -lunas Sniidheim olfers for salo his entire Block, consisting of 1 0,1)00 youths, boys end ineus' suits, al the grcati-U bargains ever offered in Carbon county. Jonas Soudlieini, first Clothing Bbro above the Mansion House, Mauch Chunk. If you do not know where to buy your Christmas Tree Trimming, such as raliev crap picture, fairies, and a full lino of hol iday gls, rail and see E. F. Luckenbach, Muucli Chunk. Henry CampVIl, l Eat Wcl'sport, an rwuuret In his friends and the public that he la prepared to supply them with the liest nuality of readviiiude fall and winter BOOTS and SHOES at a gn-at reduction In price from last year, notwithstanding the recent advance In manufacturers' prices of from 10 lo 15 per cent. These boota and hoes have been made expressly to his order and are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Call and sec them. Have you got your winter overcoats? If not, go lo T. D. Clauss, the tailor, and see ilit Imtnens display of uw and elegant de signs in overcoatings Just M-eivcd. . lit port has it that slate will advance twenty-five centa per square on and after Jan. 1, 1RS0. IVuloii has two political matters of In lerett left with wliU-h its oopla can amuse lhcinelrt, vi a warden is to be apiwuital for tlxtja.l and a new postmaster is to be lasde. Candidates are not scorn. - Etiquette uo longer requires a geutlv roan lodaw his hit off whan meeting la die on tlx ttreet. A polite UiW, net too roCnuad, Is the latest. A meeting of representative! ofthe 8000 uilosrs cnipiuyed by Cherlee Parriah A Co., was held la WllkeaUrro oa Datunlay night, and Mr. TarrUh't pruuaition to irranl an adsaaeaefleo r cent, dstleg from Ji'o vsmUr 1st, was acwplcJ. The Coiany agrw to pay a further advance of ten per cat.,saMiUtb price of eual rise abuse ft per Wo al Cdawaur. The Switchback Itailrrwd has closed for tho season. The road carried over 18,000 (leraotis during the past summer. -Another large order has Just been re ceived ol the Lehigh car worka located at litcmtou., Thlltiina it Is for fivo hupdreil box cars. TlicIInlardManufacltirlngComtiatiy afe overrun with orders, notwithstanding they aro running night anl day with an In creased force. For the first time within the history of Lehigh couuty a Wonan was recently triel there for fornication, fined and saddled with thocojtsi This was done aaa retaliatory measure by a young man she had imprison ed upon the same charge. Norval D. l'arks, n clerk In the Easton postoffice, who pleaded guilty lo embestllng money iu rt letter, was brought Into tile V. S. District Court Monday, to bo sentenced. His counsel made au appeal for mercy, and stated that this was his first ofienco. The postmaster of Dastou wds called ujion to tell what hd know of tho defendant. Judge Butler, after a few remarks, sentenced him to pay a fino of $300 and bo Imprisoned In the Eastern 1'cnltetlliafy for one year and six maiiths. Holiday Fuesents. E. H. Snyder has just returned from New York city with a new and elegant line oP SIL VER WEAR, suitable for Holiday Presents, which he is prepared to sell at unprcced cntly low prices for cash. Call and ace when out making your purchases. The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company carried on Its payroll oVer 11,000 men, in cluding the mines, the road and tho Morris canal. To pay tills army of men requires mora than 1-300,001) per mouth. Of this sum only a small quantity is taken out each jy, however, by the paymastcrind a con siderable amount Is inid by checks. The company carries On its books about $19,800 f uncalled for pay duo men whese where- atiouts is not known. This sum has been nccumulatili( ever since the opening of tho road in 1855, and once in a while a than turns up, after years of absence, alld calls for his money, Which is at mice paid. For UiB reck ending on tho 21st inst., 94,142 tons of coal tvere forwarded ocr the L. A- S. Kaili-oad, mahing n total fur the sea- son to that date irr.,l'.tj?r822 tons, an 'ncreaso fl,iJ,50" tonsus compared with same date last year. David Ebbert, lllo popular livery keep er, of this place, is still furnishing teams for business, pleasure or funerals at low rate, Terms very lof for rush. Our young friend B. F. Stoigerwalt, of I'arryville, was ln town Tuesday, and re newed his subscription to the Advocate, al though his present term does lint cxpiro till January next. Who follows this good ex ample t The miners of the Wilkcsbatro Coal Company have agreed uon a rnto of wages for the coming yeur with Mr, Charles Tar risli, president of Hint company. They re ceive an advance of ten per tsut. coinnicnc ing NoMimbcr l.nnd an ndVanco often per rout, with cycry ndvatU'u of one dollar in price ofcual) f.n.b.at Port Johnston. Three liars Is ninilc the basis. Mr. Parrish has now 7,300 names on his pay-rolls. On Thursday nfternoou of lust week. Mrs. Ed. Deters, residing on 3d 6trect, this borough, havingoccasiontogoon an errand, locked her two and a half year old girl in tho house; during her absence the child is thought to have gone to the stove with a piece of stick and Ignited it, from which hr.f clothes caught fire, burning the child to a crisp. When the mother returned she found the rnnm full of smoke, and looking for the child found it lylngnh Its face near thodoor, burnt as above. The child lived in great agony for about two hours, when death re lieved it of its sum-rings. The funeral took place Sunday afternoon. FOR BlJNT. A good two story house for rent with fino lot mid garden for five dollars per month, apply at this office- Jacob and Albert J. llilnlzinger, the fottsville bunkers who have served out the greater part of their two years sentence in the Berks county jail, weie released on Sat urday, after filing a bond to present their petition at the next term of Court for the benefit of Iho insolvent law. They Were re arret tod on a pllicrsi from Schuylkill coun ty, tthd gave ball for their reappearance there. "Around the World with Gen. Grant,' is the title of an elegantly illustrated and printed book, by John Uusscll Young, pub lished by the American News Company, W.I). Harrington, Irthigh ton, is the Com pany'a authorized agent for Carbon ciuut Thanksgiving day passed off very quiet ly in lliis place. Thero wero the usual ser Vices in our churches, and most of the busi ness places were closed. Tho case of Ilobcrt Walp ofFackcrton asuintt the L. A S. railroad company, for ilamages to his properly by firo caused by parks from an engine, has not been rettlcU ns stated by a Mauch Chunk extemporary last week. Tho Co. offered Mr. Walp $100, but his claim Is T300. Little euougii wo think for barn, horse, fodder, Ac, destroyed For the week ending on the 22ml inst 99,914 tousoCcoal wero shipjwd over tho h. V. It. 11., making a total to that date of 4, 38,819 tons, all Increase of S81.38? tons comiKired with same time lust year. The Philadelphia and Heading Com pa nv announced Thursday a lurther advance in its prices for coal, to take clfect Dec. I Philadelphia deliveries were advanced fif teen cents per ton, nnd Eastern shipments 25 cents. It is understood that the other companies will lake similar action. Thero are one hundred and thirty-eight lawyers nt Ilia Luternocounty Bar. In point of admission James A. Gordon ranks first- August?, 1822. Hendrick B. Wright comes next, having been admitted in 1831. Waihinglon'j birthday, Decoration day and Fourth of July, thfee of our legal hoi ida) s, each fall on Sunday in i860. At Mountaluville church, Salisbury township, Lehigh county, says the Philadel phia Jlccord, the miuister, Ilev, Mr. Bliem was called a liar, ajt last Sunday mofuing'i service, by a German named Charles Nciscr, who said he knew the Scriptures better tha tho minister. Kriser was drunk and had lo beejectod when a friend of his, named Jos. Gciger, who Was also drunk, became noisy and had to be rjected from the build Ing. The drunken men attacked the build tog from the outside, and finally the congre gation had to. be dismissed to get rid of them. They were arrested and let off with fines, as no one apiiearod against thorn, ow lug lo thetr haviug expressed their sorrow lor ineircunuuct. A disnateh from Ilarrisburz says that the Attorney General Monday morning entered suit iu the Courts at that place against the boroughs of Warren, Hunbury, Columbia and Parsons, in Luserne county, for taxes due tue ittinmonweann on loans couiraciou by the boroughs. The amounts involved are small, With tho exception of Columbia, wnien is 3,oou ueniua. Tb cork factory started al Lancaster Ii deloj an excellent Dunnes. Trnitapa Hens in t.llilbd, On Monday evening last llirce tramps pnt In appearance In our borough, and ap plied to ono of the Overseers of the Poor for lodgings being frfused tliey left, threaten ing thai they would hate I&lgings by some means, and Btraltfhtway proceeded lo tho store of E. II. Snyder, oH Bank street, and Importuned that geutleman for lodgings, and being Informed that ho had nothing to do with furnishing accommodations for tho fraternity tmtup-mne of lhem( Who gavo hit name subsequently, as John Albright, proceeded lo the I'.reet, nnd lifting la argo tone, hurled It with great force through the heavy plate-glass window, demolishing It and a uuiiibefof articles of chiliaware on exhibition In tho window, and passing Into the store fell a short distance .from tho per son of Mr. Snydti". A rush waa niado for the miscreants, and but for the timely ar rival of Iho Chief Burgws, Ihey would have received from tho crowd gathered around by the noise, that punishment, on the lint, which Ihcir daslanlly and unprovoked des truction of property o richly merited. The three vagabonds wero arrested and taken before Bwpilro Heck, where they gave tho names as John Albright, James Brady and Christian Fulycr. After an examination, they were comlnllled lo our county Jail to await trial for malicious mischief, and as professional trahips, Mr. Suydsr places his loss for the window nt til. They should, and we hojM wlll,al Iho next term ol Court, recelvo such punishment as will deter others Irom the commission of a like mball nhd cowardly act. Thero is now ample employ ment in the country for laboring men, if they desira it, and consequently no need cf tramping, and all such when brought be- foro Court nnd proven guilty, should not bo allowed to escapa with a light jxmully. Let the new tram-lw be most rigidly and vigorously enforced 1 Jury I.UI. List of Grand Jurors for January Sessions, lfiBOi Lewis Armbrnlten Maseb CbaaH borough-. J. it. Albrlitbt, f ast Penm Chas Atkinson, Hanks iwp. Itlnlmiiliifr 'i'tVlnlillnpB. The home stretch is taken In the even ing on the, sofa, Tho Democratic party reselnblea the earth It Is a little llattencd nt the (tolls. . i .., . ,. . 'unas AiKinaiin, jtanas lap. . All our teachers, with the exception of, w.s. .,.rir 'n,-ki tw, . Measfa. 1 imdt and Thompson, attended, James Connor, I.IiIku Iwp. the county institute last week. 1J. S. IIopcs and Frank Klingamen were In Mabnuoy City last Sllnduy. Amandtts Klstlcr, of this place, and his cousin MIssAtvcnlit Mnnti of Lcliighton, were up at North Pcnn last Saturday and Sunday. A. J. Balllet had the good luck to shoot two wild ducks at cue shot last Thursday. Frank Bailer, of Controvlllo. nnd Miss Deborah Longacrc, of Centre 8quare, were guests of Kalhrtn Uarber last Saturday eve ning. Jake, Bob and Iho Plow agent do not attend the society any more. They aro afraid to eo throueh Haldol's grovoon ac count of the Willi cat which has recently .iiiiuc vuiiii'ir, I.TUIIKI1 in i. John Cooper. Nesquehemtik. Daniel Fllcklairer, Mahoning, Thomas Horn, Mahohlnv. Jacob llennlnger, Summit 1II1I. Edward Ke.ly. Mauch Chunk borough, liabrlil miller, l.etilith. John Mullen, fcast Mauch Chunk. Thos. OVJnriimn, Sen., Summit Hill. jiencoici i-uegnar, iasi luaucn ununa. II. Penrose. Hanks. 11. Howe. Hanks. Itaaehenberir. Maach Chunk borauih Stephen Smith, Hanks. nomne iiucn mu 1'enn. '. 1 Scinntel. Luhlii Man. Jacoti Wallaco, East Mauch Cbnnk. (loo. Woodrlnir. Mauch llhutiK borottch. t:i,a. Zeiiner, Sr., Mauch Uhunk txiruoib. Monroe Zelgenfuss, Franklin. Accuord ol .Tlitiuniingcnient. . A sjieeial Irottl Pittsburg.ofthe 23id inst., says, on Satuaday, In the United Slates Cir cuit Court, luit agnlnsl the receivers of the Lehigh and Wilkcsbarre Coal Company, by theadministiatora of J. U.McCieudy,a form er stockholder tothecxtcntof$400.000. Silas Peltit represented tho administrators Mr. McCrendy and obtained a ruloiigainslBeuJ, Williamson, of New Jersey ,W. II. Tilling hast of New York, and K. W. Clark of Phil adelphia, to show cause why thoy should not give bonds in the sum of $300,000. The administrators claim that tho receivers have managed their trust so badly ns lo cause a toss of over ono million ofdollnrs to tho com pany. According to the statement of tho plaintiffs, the mining of the company's oul has been let out to Charles Pnrisli of Wilkcs barre and E. B. tft-lsetirllig of Mauch Chunk the former being President of tho company which assigns tho contract. The plaintiffs allege that these contractors have made In oidinately large profits in the transaction, clearing $40,000 per monih for months to gether. Tho coal is sold through a New York broker, F. A. Potts, who has accepted prices 20 cents less per ton than coal of the same quatity commanded mined by other -coiiiDanies. As this company mines a mil lion tolls of coal per year, such a discount is of considerable importance. Until a short me ago the company operated the Lehigh Transportation Company's mines, of which W. Clark was president, and also ono of the receivers of the Lehigh and Wilkcsbarre Coal Company. Since the expiration of this contract Clark has been getting 40 cents more for his coal than when tho contract .listed. been seen by one of our old residents. I think It Is belter for a young man when ho goes to Church, to listen to what tho minister says than to ask the name of the young lady with Iho big white feather on her hat. Kmma Garber was at Mauch Chunk last Thursday, a cucsl of her undo John -'Siltlcr. Mr. Enbody, of Centre Square, drove two fino beeves through tho valley oil Monday afternoon for Jo'hu Miller. Wo had tho pleasure, on Sunday even ing of listening to a very able nud soul s-tir ring sermon dell vcreil by llcv.Bhellhaminer, in the Evangelical church. We k'arn that Mr. Seidcl has disposed ot all his cattle in ft very short time, Ik bus had several droves (luring Hie past few months and had uo troublo in effecting sales. John Newmoyer Intends to leave for Silver rJnring, next Monday, whero ho cx )ecta to find employment. Miss Ida Miller, of East Mauch Chunk, was in our valley last week doing some sewing for Mrs. Win. Kemerer. Daniel Yost and wife, of Lcwiston Schuylkill Co., paid a visit to Henry Bret- ney, arriving on baturuay ami leaving on Monday, mi. lost is a son in law ol .Mr, Brelney. They also paid a visit to Clin ton Bictney, al Lchlghton, on Sunday after1 noon. Jim boasts of his does and cat. and well ho may of the cat which ia some eight or nine years uiu. On Tuesday mornlne Edwin Hnucli and Win. Sehalfcr arrived unexpectedly after almost ii years' absence in Colorado. in the evening tney wero entertained or quitu a number of the smiting daughters nun geuuemcn oi ino vauey. who alter looking over the many Colorado views which they had brought along, retired at u latq hour bearing in mind the tablothey learn ed wfhen quite young that twice one are two, The teachers of this districl would here by acknowledge their hearty thanks to Superintendent Iluilonl for his warm nn provul, made bcioro tho institute of the cournc which they had taken. Ho rcmaked that it showed more interest fortlicedvuiicemcut of education on their purl than on the directors. The Excelsior Literary Society was well attended on Wednesday evening of last weeK. ino question uiscusseil was: "He solve, That rity life is preforabie to country III?. i lie sunject was well uiscusseil elicit ing much interest and mirth. They held their next meeting on Saturdays evening. having for debate" Itewl veil, That the church ia of more value toman than the Sunday SCHOOL" uisuo. Oblltinrf. Judge Chnrles S. Coxe, died at his resi dence in Drifton, at nine o'clock Wednes day n'ght, the 19th inst., nt the advanced age of 89 years. For some time past he has been slowly, but surely sinking, and the end was momentarily expected. Medical gentlemen of the very highest rcpulo were summoned Irom a distance fur consultation Willi his family physician, Dr. George S. Wentz; but theefforts ofall proved unavail ing. Charles S. Coxe, the oldest member of the Philadelphia bar though long retired from practice, was tho last surviving son of Tench Coxe, ono of the earliest American writers on political economy, member of the Annapolis Convention nnd of the last Conti nental Congress, assistant secretary of the treasury and commissioner of tho revenue under Washington, and surveyor of public supplies under Jefferson and Madison. The great grandfather of Tench Coxo, Dr. Dan iel Coxe, of London, was the proprietor of West Jersey and of part of Carolina, and tent out the first ships that entered theMis sissippi from the sea. His son and succes cor, Col. Daniel Coxe, settled nt Burlington at the beginning of the last contury, and filled many important stations iu the pro vince of New Jersey. Tench Coxo lived In Philadelphia, and here his son Charles, waa born, and alter graduating from the Uuni- vcrsity of Peunsylvauia was admitted to the bar in 1812. Ho rose rapidly in his pro fession, notwithstanding tho interruption of a service with the State Fencibles in tho war of 1812, nnd attained judicial honors; but the death of his father, in 1824, left him ono of the heirs of a great tract of coal land, the developcnient of which withdrew him Irons the practice of the law and made him ii wealthy man. He married Mi.s Brinlon, and leaves two daughters and four sous, ull of whom are men of prominence. A New Counterfeit V A new $3 counterfeit greenback has made iU ajijiearauce and is so good an Imitation that it lias deceived even bank official!. It U of the new issue of tho greenliack not national bank aud those which have been examined aro of-the series "C." Tile face cf the bill is remarkably well executed and will deceive even the bust Judges. The paer is good, though not of the best quality it is hither thin and light, not having quite tho body of the genuine, and the bills have tho upearanco of being somewhat worn, Its spurious character, however, ii readily discovered upou inspection of the back of the bill. Between the vignette in the cen tre of the back, ,-ind the left end, is an un printed space, which iu tho genuine is filled with silk fibre, apparcutly woven or mould cd into the paper. In the counterfeit there is none of this fibre, but instead a neatly executed representation of the tame, made with Ink. It is, all In all, one of the most dangerous counterfeits in circulation Dcnth ol n Lutheran Divine. Ilev. Dr. C F. Schaetler, a prominent di vine of the Lutheran Church, died at his residence, No. 1201 Ml, Vernon street Phila delphia, Sunday morning, in the 73d year of his age. Dr. Schaeircr wus born in Gennautown in lS07,graduated at the Unl varsity of Pennsylvania in I82T and enter ed tho ministry in 1829, During his life he held several important pastorates, and was for a number of yean professor of theology in the college at Columbus, Ohio, and lor nearly nine yean he helo a sinil lar position in the seminary at Gettysburg, When the the Lutheran seminary Tas es tablished In New York in 1884, Dr. S?Juef. fer became eenm professor and chairman oi me ;acuuy. no nau neen health about a year previous to Us fflnucli Chunk IVofcti. The Jury Commissioners met on Mon day, and drcttr tho lists of jururs for the January tirin of Court. Mr. L. E. Klotz, who has been sick for some weeks, and who it was nt ono time feaied was dangerously ill of Typhoid fever, has so far recovered as lo be able to bo out, A good constitution, and extraordinary vital pnwert, he himself believes wassail that saved him from a more disastrous consequenco. Tho contract to build the bridgo over the roho-Puco cleck, al Trnchsyilic, has uecii uwarueu uy mo county vomnus slohcrs, to David Youngkiti, of that town ship. Thanksgiving passed off In tho quietest manner imaginable ; the day having been spent hero principally In social festivities around the family board. Wo stated lost week that Hie Hate Thayer Grand Concert Company would giy a concert ut tlie Mansion House on tho 2d of Dec. We should have said Monday eve ning, tho 1st of December. Tho progrommo is n most excellent one, and tho artists who will lake part are too well known to need commendation nt our hands. Mr. Wcibcrl proprietor of tlie Mansion House, before let ting the hall for tho concert, satisfied him self that tho entertainment would be a first claes one, and he vouches that tlie concert, iu point of musical excellence will rival anything of tlie kind ever heretofore give in Mauch Chunk. riiTi-r Junons. rank Ash. Lower Towamenslnr James Ucatty, Weatharly Uorvugh William HILtenbeiider. Last I'enn Tohta Hehler, Mauch Chunk Uurough Samuel Huchumn, Mauonlna: eorgo iionis, lianas iwln Uauer. Kast .Mauch Chunk Tllulnunn II. Ulauns, Lehtuhlou no, uauitiiori, jfanaa eorua IliHit. Ijehlirtitbn David Driosbaei., Mahoning jonu iieiany, rumtnu mil .loseph Fast, Welifwrt John Fau-a. Hr . Mauch Chunk Joseph (i rarer. Franklin joeian nonit, i.t .-iiaucn ununK W. Iline. Packer homa lleborllmr. Manch Uhnuk ohn llcrny, LcMxh V. II. Knet-ht. Welsrfrjort Charles Lent, Mahonln .iucuo iorenz, i-.asi aiauou (jnana . uraae Long-, jcniKnion .(J. McLauil. North Khldor W.H.MHtiler. Weilherl John McN Inh, Summit Hilt Jumcs McUlmy, Lausanne iicnms aiauar. lianas . 1.. Miller, East Mauch Chunk lenrvO. Miller. Summit Hill John Mundar, Hanks Joseph M. I'nters. Parryville 1'atriclt Phillips, Lanslord John W. HolhI, l'cnn rorest John ltlckcrt, l.ansuml John Iilchards, Hanks (K-orge Sielltr, Lehlirh William Siller, SJn.mtt Hill Jnmcs hi-rolil, I.HOsforU imam filler, nianonini; llllam Oi Wllllatus. Hanks allies Walker, Lanslord nomas u. wanner, Wcatnerly enry Williamson, summit Hill .....fa.... tl. L'.l,ll. nuuMu, u,n, riuuiMiii lleunts Wentz, Parryville Jonah Williams, Lansrord Francis Yundt, Welssnort TnAVEASC junoas, Tllichman Amur, Lehlghton. it. iu. iieiioni. maucn ununic. Francis Helircns, 1'. nn Forest. Win. Hlaklco. South Kl,hlr. Sainurl Hehler. Mauch Chunk boroujh, Levi Hartholomcw. Ihljilitou. I.cvl Uehlor, . rankiln. Clinton Hretney, Lchlghton. John F. Decker, Lchlull. Solomon Iirclstacli, East Mauah Chunk. 1.UWH1 iienftier. uast t-enn. llavnl EUbert, Li-hluhton. J. It. Quinbert. Mahonlmr. . Joseph llauiner. I'enn Forest. l.cvi itariz, weaincriy Michael llannon, Suiuuilt Hill. Aiireu joncs, nanus. AuKUAius Keuhner, Towaincnslna;, John Allller, Lehighinn. Ncal Mcdlnty, Landbrd. red. Muntt, Mauch Chunk, John Mcl.tine. .Mnlinnimr. Kcuben Musselman. Wels.nort, Joneph Nuncmiieher, MaUeh Chunk. .lomi i. tiiicrt. lcillKuton. oseph Kinkoubachor. Mauch Chunk. Suniuel ltlckcrt, sumiull IlilU Nicholas lteintuel, Mauch Chunk. . T. W. Stelircrwalt, Last Pcnn. trauk Stocker, L"lii(hton. JoUn Solomon. East Mauch llhunk. Nllcs M. -mlth, Norlh Kidder. Thomas Shallcr, East Penn. liaviu wettei, l'aeltcr. lleuben Wntrner. ToWalnenSlntf. Joel Zlegenluss, Towamenstna;. In foible Ji daaUi. Ilc-iicnlu;r Ncrvlrc. Ou Sunday last the Evangelical cliurcl; of this borough, after having undergono thorough paticring and dccorallon at tl hands of E. F. Luckeiibaell, of Mauch Chun was rc-ojiencd by appropriate services in tl morning, afternoon and evening. Ilev Wicaud, tho young nud pular preacher one of Allcntown'a chinches, preached tw Kwcrful sermon's on tho occasion, to over flowing uiidiences. The missionary socie in connection with the Sunday school raised money enough In Iho school to jiay the ex penses .incurred in paiiering tho chureli but one thousand dollars remained as n d'obt nn tho church, which sum was subscribed for in tlie year 1875, but the panic coming on soon after, the subscribers could not pay the subscriptions. An earnest effort wa made to liquidate tho debt, nnd witli tw good collectors Iicvs. Smoyer and Wiean about nine hundred dollars Were subserib ed on Sunday morning, and about two hu d ml dollars in Hie oteiiiug, the amounts subscribed to be uiid Iu two years, iu four hcmi-unnuai payment juv. sinoyer uo- serves mueii creuii lor nis jucccssiui under taking to uy the remaining debt, ji. r. T 8 M. , 30 i ti-i . 79 our I'MtTf-vitit) nndec'. Whatever ye would that mtn should do unto yon, do ye even to lo then, on tn. Uosssr moved to E. MUlitl Chttak en Thursday. Mr. Wnndt has moved hero from ICrercu vllle, and enitrod the ihoeraukloir bus Inesi. Dr. Christ ll a skllllol extraeter ot testh, and is kept as baty as a regul ir dentist. Mr. Jacob Peters' little child liqulle sick. Dr. Christ Is tending It. Mr. .7. L. Miller wat on a villi to his friends up country last Oanday, Mr. Aboil K. Snyder has been to New York for some cattle, Some of our folkt are busily engaged In making sausages. Our schools were elesod en TlAnday, Mrs. llella Fahnel, whohaideen visiting the family at Dr, Christ, has returned home. Some of the wells beta are dry, causing a icarety ot walar. Preparations are being pushed forward to replace the roof, recently destroyed by Are, of the casting-house to No. a Furnace, . A protracted meet tog waa opined tn the K. E. church on Sunday evening, and It still In progress. Mrt. Jacob Peters who has been on a villi to her friends at Stroudlura; Is home again. Mies Anthony Is tn town again. 1 be cylinder head of No. I engine blew out last Monday mornlng,causlng tomedelay, but the three lurnaees aro hemic run with the two smaller engines, until neoestary repalrl are made. ALroJio. Itellglona Nolca. PnoTRACTiD Mxktiko in ths Iixmd nrov Evahoilicai. Cm-Hen. Preaching every erenlng daring the week at 7:30. Preaching, Sunday tnornlog, Subject! "A Mormam Orcal Faith.' 'Sunday erenlng Subject I Cobweb Rollglon." All nr welcome. EVANORLiCALCurjacu WmseroBT J. K. Scylrll Tailor. Qerman preaching at 10 o'clock a. m. Teachers meeting at 1:30 p. m Sunday School at2 p. oi. Eogllih preaohh at 7 p. m. 1'acKEBTON M. E.CIICRCH. Iter. W. 11, Plckop, pastor. To-morrow (SUnday),preacb log nt 10&0 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday school 2 p. tn.; Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at 7:16 o'clock. KTATE MiVH. Jamea E Imousou, a conductor of a shift ing crew, was killed at Harrisburg, on Wed ncsday night of last week. Tlie Introduction of cheap St. Louis lieef Into rittibur, hat caused the butchers there to retiuco tucir prices. A blast for llmcslono recently look place near Bonny Brook, Cumberland couuty.that tnrow oui i,2uo misncis oi stone. The tax of Lchlcrh countv for 1879 on ner- somil protwrty hat been fixed by the State Boanl ufitevenuo Commissioners at $8,728 AVelNHport IIoiiin. Mr. Frank L. Heod and Miss Carrin Knons wero married on Saturday evening last, Hov. J. L. Freeman nlliciatiug. Long life and much happiness to lliem. Iltin. Dr. Zoru has been ill Harrlburg luring the week, whither he had boeu sum moned as a witness in Iho late Legivtatlve bribery cases. Ho returned home, howcvcJ, to eat his Thanksgiving turkey. Ho be lieves that the briberyases will occupy sev eral sessions of tbeoiirt. Tha horn of tho canal boatman will bo (-icd noniore'lbr tho season. Tho ice-king has destroyed tho occupation of Hie boatman Until returning spring.ro-opcnt his field of labor. Tho public 6cliools, Iho Fort Allen Foundry, tho Weissport Tlanning Mllla nnd iu fact, nearly all tho shops and stores in this borough were closed on Thursday services were held at the churches, and the lay was generally observed ns n holiday. Messrs. Joseph Feist, W. II. Kneclit, Francis Yundt, wero diawnon Iho Petit and and lleuben Musselman on tlie Travcrso Juries from this borough for tho January term of Court. Toivnlllriislnir Urcritlcau Thanksgiving day is a leiral holiday: hut the teachers In this township were not allow. cu to use It as a holiday. K. s, was on a raccoon hunt last week. He bad the good luck to capture one. Men disunite and differ In their plans, hut women are for union. -The protracted racetlngat the Upper Big Creek meeting house closed on Sunday eve ning last. 1 he next will commenei at Sny, iter's church, near Lehigh Gap, to-morrow evening, (Sunday), Slinon Walck, of Pine nun. while out hunting 1 ast week, found that his dog was ufu r a bear; before he was ready, the bear came In eight, he Immediately shot but failed tu get the black curls. Dad luek. Nathan Stemler. of Stemlersvllle, wll hold a shooting match today (Saturday), ino Ko'ormca association, at Trachsvllie will hold their pr-paratory services thlstSat urday) afternoon at 2 o'clock, and to-morrow at 0:45 a. in , Ihe Bacramcnt or the Lord's Supper will bo administered by ltey. Mr. Freeman, of Franklin. All are cordially In vited. Frank JJelner.of nearTrachsrllle.lntendt lo inovo to Hokendauana next Tnesdav. where be has procured work In tha furnace lately. AbrahamSmltb, formerly ot thil valley, moved with Ida bride on Ids farm, near Little (lap, last Monday May they have a success. ful Journey through life, Mr. David Drelsbarb tent hit team to the Middle Creek, aiouroe oouoly. where Ihoy are used to hi I Irom Albrigbiavlll to that place. .Ukhoouv. ft LI'0 1IT of Lchtgbton Schools for the month endlbg; Nov. '.0th 1870. mou ecaoou Whole No. la attendance .... Average tn attendance Per cent, ot attendance oatHtfaK acnooi. Whole No. tn attendance ... Average In attendance ...... Per cent, of attendance 8tCOM)AllT ho. 1. Whole No. In attendance ... Average Hi attendance...,, Per ceut. of attendance KI0.1P1HT so. I. Who e No. tn attendance Average In attendance Per cont of attendance raiMABT no. l. Whole Ns. In attendance Average In altou.iance Per Cent, of attendance I'm ma it r no. 1 Whole No. In attendance Average In attendance Per ceui. of attendance total run ALL aruoLt, M. F. T. Whole No. in attendance It J 171 S44 Averagetn atteudauee. ...... ...... lit 141 :sT Per eeul. of attendance fcl It 17 F, K. Heund, Principal, Washington county haa its-first case of a certain kind. Samuel J. Neil died In lh'fl, leaving considerable iiruperty. His wife Willi Crook noma, ltabbiti are telling at from eo to lea picco. Pheaiints are 90 cent! a pleee. Uutler it worth 22 centi per pound. 2 hggs are wurihSictntt perdoseo. ba Ijird Is 11 c-autt lair pound. T oam i uriunu, oi iuonroe oonniy, movea (I to 1-eklty last week. ml While 11, II, Klbler. was plowing, last e5l week, his horsis tweaiue frightened and ran. M, F. T. They illiniaoirid iheniselret from the ulow. uu S 15 ,n1 l,rou'5'11 ul' Bt barnyard, VI a7 IV I -Miss Suiau Klbler was visiting her sister M, 'y, X. at Mauch Chunk last Wednesday. ZS 24 tl I lhvre were quite a number of sportsmen 11 20 is hero from Mauch Chunk lat week, among M M H tnem 00r gt nlal friend, Sam. Hehler. They M. F. T. hal rather poor luck on account of the cold so ro ) od mow. v tl ui - A time which It always before us Tomor. M. . r. ' row- M M lot ' A young lady Sabbath School teacher 0 41 vt'wat recently endeivurlng to imprest uH,n 94 S3 bt , l,a minai uf her aeholara tha am and nun. , . Ishmeutof Nebuchadnetsar, and when the tild that Sevan years be ate grass, like a cow, she was -llonliu.d by a little girl Who asked, lil-l hegivenillU" Win. LiTel wat conOued to tht house a few ilajl last week wlih a bold. Win. Moter thet a white hart last Sat Urday, The Scranton UcnublUan says that it it beginning to look like old times up thero again. Light iersons were aiaigned before mo .Mayor in ouo morning. The demand of the striking ore miners at Sicgersvsllo. Lehigh county for an advance of twenty-live cents Iu wages was not grant ed, and they accepted ten cents. The Scranton corresonJent of theWilkcs barru Xwulcattr has been arrested at tho instance of of Frank A. Beamish for libel ling him. The accused was put' under bail. Don't deceive yourselves. "Dr. Seller's Cough Syrup" for tho euro of colds and coughs hat uo equal. Sold by druggist! at a cents, Never let cold run. Take It ih time, All that is necessary is to procure a bottle of "Seller's Cough Syrup," and bo cured. Tho (light of Alderman Seibel from Hrie, causes great excitement there. It ie believ ed that he has obtained thiiuaiiids ofdol- lats in trust fur widows ami orphans. Tho Harrisburg Ihilriot save that Satur day last was the biggest pay day ever known in too History ol the steel works, uvcr $av, 000 were paid out to tho omployccs. Eleanor Rcid,a colored cirl. was arrested ht West Chester Monday ukiii the chargo of raunui ino ucnii, ui ucr iivmy-umu iii.uuv, found iu an outhousoat that plaoo, Mr. J.J. Stocrr and Miss Maggie Mucgel, of Pittsburg, while on the wav to a party masked us Kaiser Yiilhclni ami wile, went ton parson and wero mudo ono while thus utiircii. Michael Burke, aged fifteen yeatt, Was killed at tuo mines at at, aicola4,scuuylklll county, on Monday night, The Daily Sun, the new Democratic paper to ba issued iu Altoona, will belong to n stock company, and William B. Furey will uo me cunor, State Senator Georgo D. Jacksoni died at hit residence in Dushore.SiillivancoUnty.on Sunday last, after a lingering illness. He had served several terms in tho House before his election lo tha Senate, and tho present was lus second term in tho latter body, John Miller, a farm laborer, was found dead in tho Woods near Uilbertstown. Mont gomery county,'on Wednesday afternoon of last week, He had committed suicide by .1 .1 L! ,r BIIOOUIlI J1III15C1I. Hon. Samuel Marshall, one of tho associ ate Judges nf Butler county, has been taken tn the iusane asylum at Hurrisburtr.for treat ment. His insanity is caused by a violent lull received about a year ago. John Lincoln, n fireman en the Allcche ny Valley raitnud, fell between the engine ami tenner wiiiio I lie train waa making good time He caught by the air-brake hose and escaped with three broken ribs, The body of a man, found dead In Cam eron's woods, near Harrisburg, on Tuesday aucrnoon oi insiwcck, uas ueeu named iter ichner, of Harrisburg, who had become ties- pnndent and committed suicide. He leaves a family. The oil " boom" has set tho tnceulotors m Pittsburg to talking, and they assert that James Kecne, of New York, has caused it all. Hr. llostctlcr, Is also charged with buildinc the market. He is said to hold nearly lioo.oou barrels, the average price of WHICH IB ?I.U. Silas Gray, who It now In tho Western Penitentiary from Westmoreland county for norse stealing, wnpn nis term expires win be tried for the murder of Mary McCrcady, of Greensburg, in 1878. Slio" disappeared suddenly) and some time afterward what was eupiiosed to be herskull was found and that was tha only portion of tho body ever discovered In May last Mr. Thomas Plunkerif PitU burr;, lost his wife and one child with dinh theria. Since then he bat lost five other children from tho tame cauae, und it now the only ona leit or a family ol eight. General Grant will visit Harritbure on tho 15 fli of December. His reception will be made a non-partiun allair and the Com tuiltoe on Reception have been appointed witnout regard to political complexion. P. K. Borger, confidential clerk for seven teen years ol Mr. John Jermyo, an atten tive coal eparator, at jermyn, Lacxawanna county, has been arretted lor the embcKlo incut of luuda ranging from five to filly thousand dollars. He hat hitherto borne an excellent character. Mr. William L. Becl, ofMount Washing ttWttmttAi NOTES, tn January the Lehigh Valley lUllroad Will pay Its employet In gold, The Isabella Furnace IsbelncirrlfrfDtwJ W meet Inrroarlng patronage. Additional handt are 11 ni taken en tl the New Brighton Hinge Worka. The Kttlitown furnace it shipping tvroot three car loadt of pig- Iron dally. The Malleable iron works, al Plttburir. are refuting orders. Sharon furnace ia being cleaned out pre paratory to starting up. The Bethlehem Iron Company will eoorj employ a largo number of extra workmen. Throe Iron ore rniftea at Bovertown. fur- nidt-eotplomcnt to ona hundred and thir ty men. Fifty new coke ovens near ML Pleaunt, Westmoreland county, were fired up last week. Tha wsecs of tho bantll al the Barre Forges, In Huntingdon county have been increased led per cent. It is now Positively stated that the old Kittanlng Mill will go Into operation on the 1st or January lor tue ruanuiacture ul muck iron. Tlie reports from Pittsbura are that the amnuntof freight it to great that HI im possible lo lurnlsh enough cart lo keep It irom accumulating, Mr. Joseph Vanormer. of White townthlD. Cambria county, hat contraeted with a Wil liaumport firm to fuuiah them with 3,000,000 leet oi lumber. In eight of ten dayt the Croton Glass Works, at Newcastle, wilt be in operation. giving employment to seventy or eighty hands. It is reported that the lead mines In Chea ter county, near Pbconlxvlllo are again to be put in operation, after being idle tome ton or iweive years, Tho Olcndon (Northainnton county) Iron Company have purchased the valuable ore farm of the late Amandon Woodrlng, near their workt lor VOOO, The Shawnee furnace, at Columbia, will be ready to turn out iron in a few days. The event is looked forward to with pleasure uy tue people oi i;oiumoia, The extensive ore mines at Iluminelstown Dauphin county, says the I'atrht, nre to be worked again in the near luture, alter lengthy susiicnsion. A Pottslown correspondent ol the Heading Time and Dispatch reports that the War wick Iron Company of Pottstown, made ...... r:.... l. i. : ,i,tZ u, iiiiu uunuji luc wee cuuiuiruu Saturday. A correspondent, writlmr from Tamanua. Schuylkill county, says i Never before has the freight business of tho Philadelphia and Heading road been so great al that place as now. When repairs, now under wav h lh ml. ling mill of the Potts Brothers, at Pottstown Have been complete!, according to a corres pondent u! the Heading .MMfe, they will uavr live double puddling furnaces. Tho Danvillo InUUiqcnnr reports that too smaii iiirnaco on tue itoacu property, near Ibis place, waa blown in durinir the early part of last week, and the preparations iiw uviug uiuuo to mow iu tue large lur uuce. Tho Johnstowu iVtiune reimrts that the Now Advertisements P YOU AIlEIJl.Ni.KD OV Boots, Slides, Hats, Grips, or, Gents Furnishing Good! go to T.D.CLAUSS.Agt., THE POPOLAQ merchant Tailor, Brink Street, Lehighton. PftlOEH VtrtT LOW foil UA8IL Tha public, patronage solicited, aagMU puddling department ofthe Verner mill, at Wood's Bun, Allegheny, being inadequate lo tho demand for muck iron, twclvo new furnaces will be built, and n set of three high rollt put in. A contract lias been made with the Edgar inoinpson oieei works uy tlie ucucrul Mauaifer of the Indiana polls roads for sever al thousand tons nf steel rails, to bodelivcrod us early as ilay next, nt 00 cr ton. The Titusville Herald sovsi "It is report ed that tho llnmcs Petroleum Iron Works have just received an order for 200 tons of their 'blooltis' from Nowlork. This Is'quite an innovation for New York, so long the emiwriuni for Norway iron, nnd showa that me eiieiior quality oi me retroleum iron is beginning lo be appeoiatcd." A Pittsburir paper eavs: "It is aatd tha the malleable iron works in Ibis vicinity are reiusiug orders, as tney are unable to till them, and the ordora 'have to be tont to Cleveland aud other cities. There are but three malleable iroU Works bore two in Allegheny and one In this city, and they are all being worked tu their utmost capacity." The Beaver Falls Eiitcrvria has this to say about the industries at that place: "The Al. ... -I.. t!ll ..... -1 f . .. ml. . uiu nwi its bviii i uii uicvri, iioura a day. ino founderies have a largo call for stoves as winter approaches, larger than was expected. Tho steel works hava many orders ahead. among them a large one Iron Evansville, Indiana, lor ino rolling plow colters. Tho Dexter H print; Company, tint uses croat quantities and only the best nualitr of steel nas oeen using ino ucaver r uns company product for three mouths, and now haa con tracted for a supply during tho coming year a fact winch tneakB for itscif. L'mersou. Smith A Co., aro turning out a rare lot of Inn. bar, nn nnlnrt rnt,.ft.l " Tho Delaware rolling mill, located at Phillipsburg, N. J., was aold od Saturday last. Tim mill, one oftho largest in the State was built in 1BJ9, costing, exclusive of the real estate,ucar$200,000. It has been stand ing idlo about two years. Large additions in tho way of machinery will shortly be made, preparing the mill lo manufacture railroad as well as merchant iron. The property wat purchased by William It. Boll president of the Pennsylvania, Poilghkecp slo and New England Railroad Companym behalf of a comnanv about beinir organized to operato it. It la umlrtood that the rails to boused by the Pcnnsvlvan a.PuuabkecD- sio nnd New England Railroad Company aro iu uo inaiiuiacturud tnere, QAKDOS ADVOCATE CHEAP JOB PRINTING OFFICE IJi 17IO n. TON, PA. Every dtaeMpUonot fTinttnt from a Visiting Card to a Poster. CARDS, Ull.t illSATJd, LETTER nEAfM, NOTE HEADS. ' urATEifENTfl. PROU HAMULI POSTEllli, nANDljlLtS. Dormcris, cmcct.Ana, BiiirriO tao isnvelopits, pamphlet, tiV.LaWs. ac.. &e.t bone In tbe best manner, at very Lowest Price. We ae Tireparert to (In work at aa eheep ruU aaanv offli'e in iho Ktuto taat deals nouvttiy with In cu.toiuers ocrt MOTTO 13 Tho Atauch Chunk Skw-Vghi organ hat made a discovery. A few weckt ago he preached that tho Ci amis AuvoCiTr wat a Klclt organ, this week ha sayt it it an Indt- pendent Deinocratie organ. Wo await with doep felt anxiety Mr. Dlew't next effort. Sherman A Co.. Marshall. Mich., want an agent in this county at once, at a salary of iuo per monin anucxprnset num. roriull particular! addrcsa as above, nov.li-ly, Lclilglilou Produce 7Iarltel. COUBXCTID WeEVLT. Flnnr, per sack , llttl, iierbuihel.. MliHf Chop, perewt. aiiouiinKi, per ewt. Ilran, Iwrcwt. Duller, per pound Kgits, perdosen lUm, pcrK,UDd Lan). par pound hhouhlerl, per pound.... ..ix la 4) ., ...tlt.llj. .t,..l,.,,i.ll 1 13 1 U 1 10 IS M 10 u ton, a luburbol Pittsburg, furnished a tramp with a supper, gavo nun an overcoat aud al lowed him to sleep in his green house. Tlie tramp, who gave the name of John Fitsger ald, aud said he was Irom Philadelphia, set the green house on firo and escaped, Tbe PitUburg patters report that the great eel indignstion prevails against Dr. Vuight, physician of the Poor Board in tbst city, who, notwithstanding the urgency oftne case, refused, on Thursday night, to visit a MUs Emma Hart, who died the uexi morn ing. The doctor' excuse was that the I "ar ty calling had uo order from the Poor lioard. A dispatch from Duller announces the ar rest al that place of Charles MeCandless, Cbanes DufH-y, Louis Stein, A. 11.11. Riddle, A. C. Stoughhm, Alien Wilson, John M. Urier, Thomas Robinson, Th.unas Stebley and Alexander Mitchell ou a charge of fraud in connection with the defunct First Nation al Bank of Duller. The men are all promi nent in Duller county, Jobn M. Grier being State Senator for Duller and Armstrong cuuutiea) unaries Aicudumett nat been claims it as no wan an iiipimiuiaiB gmihi. v u...n.i t tl fii.ti --.Hm. 1 The acl ol 1KS3 provide lhal in the aUenee .V, s.,u D laalsatui'dar I ,7 ?ai?T&,f 0f U , lf f " nf known nuinrAent hurt tha ratale puea u, m ' o"aiup latiaatuiuty. dentGraut. They have all given bail loan- lkwlwr Mr! ThSSSoi, Ih. ItC of I . " w.r before the tfnl W- Stall. Dit.T.ct Court .i ..j .1..,,,. i .i. , ii, 'Uei'fhlidwel.lna:. u PitUburir, tbe information havine been of 1854. which says that illegitimate child ren shall be known by the name of their mother, and Ihey shall have niiueit) to In herit from each other. Tbe auditor apdnt ed decided in favor of the uxlLer aud the wife appealed, ' adam Klbler hat again left fer Monro eoaaty to drive team for D. Drclibacb. Jos. The TuHkbaonook toy factory it almost I wirupci wKb orders'. nude by tho Solicitor of the United States Treasury. A new bolt workt it about lo be erected east of Grant avenue and between Norlh Closing prices of Df hati Totxiihd, diock, unvernmcm ana (ioii, to Kouth Third Street. Philadelphia, Nov., 211, 187V u a. i.'s. lssi UAH bid uih laste u . urienry a-r i bid IZa aasro D.fc. Vaisti. new 1C: bin lt: aaaed U.: ,4H'a now Iim bid 1(0 H asked V m. new i to oi l I o n uln. Fennt; Irani! ii, it a bid OS 4-a rl.,l. A HeaOlliR It. 11.... UH i,i,l il asire rt'Ku viiev ii, ji o. pi-i ai.ec Iblgb voi.1 & av. Co,... elt old MI4 4aken Uiut'ii Coropaitlaaof A, J. ut ,iil t kj ati-f M .ithern Central I.. II... U bid J3 aatd ICetonTllln l'a. Il.lt. 10 a bid aiii e lHt(a .Tit. A Hon. H It. Co. iCSj bid IHs aaxa.1 toairai irunRnoisaiion (jo n Did ft aaiea Northern l'abine Com 11 (a bid lib aakM Prai'd. " bid Ml, ,itt North Pennsylvania 11. It. 3 bid it aaked Ins. Cool Korih America 31l M1 i aakati silver, tirades.) tl ble tilt aaked Special Notices. Q O.000 A YEAH for honcsUnulltitcot bul Vnt-is meiiorageuis. work. AddrekS Madlton, lud. Newbusluoii: Mjht Co-UrKBATiVK Aoaacv, June 49.. lino. A MONTH amaraau ed. Ill a day you. Alau. oiiieu. Iniya ai,d mria bv tin ladaatiloaa. usual not trqahrd 1 we win atari maae moarr laater at work for art Ihtn at anr. tbint-iilae. Hip work ia liaht eada eaaaut.and aneb aa aoyooa can a-o nght at. Taaae who era wiawbueo tills notlee will aendua their ad. dresaoa at ooe axu ee lor tliemMtvra. Coati Uatnttedlaiuatree Jiow 11 tbe llnj. Ibew already at wora are latlng- np Urm aniuaiif inonev Addre-i TllUt; A to., Annaala, Maine. JonaT ly Clieap, Prompt & Reliable. CVOrdertby email retire prompt attention. "We will Pay the Postage Altii bkvu tot) The Carbon Advocato ONE YEAR FOR ONE DOLLAR! Or Six Months If or 50 cents 1 tontca I" Loss tliah 2 emits per "Weok FOB A LAR'IB 32 COLUMN PAPER III ADDUEIft. Carbon Advocatci v - IriiierLtou, pau THE WKEKLY CAPlT.it It a Srstxlaii Ncwipaiier, string lat.t and luott rallabla State news. Sent uanyaddrcis.posur laid. avenueand the railroad tracWn Allegheny. . &viffi f -V - taa ilt vavaabkiuj i f av - tk W w f A WW rKJ a. f f ( r. H01T THIS TO YOUR Xf CXdUDOli at MEAT MARKET ! Hank Blraei, Lelilghton, OHAftLES X1PP, PBOuuiroa. Chtrlcl Klppdeslrrt to eallattenllon of hit1 friends an liOilniotfl lo the (act that he hat oi-ened A JIKtl' MAIIKt l' ni,iK.le the Pablio rtquare. Hank llr.et,. 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