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LKIIIOMTON PA.1
BATUIIDAY, DECEMUEH 13, 1870.
A corfsipondrtll writing Irom Washing,
inn, few iUti ko, anil claiming to be well
Inliirtneil, (ponklngoflho financial question,
airs ho li cntifldVnt that there will be-' no
Important legislation thla session. Thn
Rrti-nb.lP.lts will not be rrtlreil nnr the legal
tendVrrlause repealed nor theroitiageof sll
ver afrrrtttt. The President wtrtlM Veto any
bill In n.nttlct with hi own policy, and Con
press will pan not) to carry out the Presi
dent's views.
In the Legislative Bribery cnsfi,at Har
riiburg Monday, Judge Pearson decided that
the evidence offered under the motion to
quash the indictment against Alexander W.
Loiscnritig wa proper, and that a plea in
abatement was unnecessary. Counsel will
meet next Monday to decide when the evi
dence shall be heard. The result will doubt-le-'S
be the quashing of all the Indictment,
but new bills will probably be etot to the
Grand Jury In January.
It Is boldly predated In an article in the
Annate dt P Extreme Orient, that before
many years the Chinese question will be
come as urgent In Europe as it is now in
America. The Isolation of China is a thing
of the past, anil In a century, If not sooner,
we aro told, the Chluese will become tbe
prinriHtl workman element not only in
America but In Europe. In fifty yearssteam
navlgiitlon will transport the Chinese at
fabulously low prices to all parts of the world.
We; slinll tee arise in the cities of Euroc
Chinese quarters which will rause discon
tent ainonngniir working rlassci.with whom
they will hnve seriously to reckon, mid the
Chiliete element will end by fixing Itself
among us like the Jews.
Senator Dlalne if rerted to hare aulil
on Monday that he would rote against Sec
retary Sherman's recommendation that the
greenbacks be divested of their Icijal tender
quality. Mr. Blaine thought it would be
best to hare each bank in the country re
deem in coin as soon as there shall bp a sill-
ficient accumulation of it, ami he would let
the legal tender tmtet alone for the present
rather than proroke an angry financial ex
cilement when the country is awakening
from its business lethargy.
The Senate Tuesday confirmed the
nomination of Secretary MiCr.iry to be U.
8. Circuit Judge for the 'Eighth Circuit
Thero was neither debate nor division on
the confirmation, and at a Cabinet meeting
on that day Secretary Schun was authorized
to notify General Hatch to receive tho Ute
prisoners, with the assurance tliat they shall
be tried outside of Colorado anil New Mexi
co.
If, says the Philadelphia Ledger, Sena
tor Bayard belonged to the type of states
men who always hove the Presidency in
view, he might not have been so forward
with Ids good resolution to deprive the
greenback of its legal tender quality, now
when war emergencies are over : but be
ing of the class who would rather be right
than bu President, he takes the course his
sense, of official duty prompts, without re
gard to li'.w it will operate upon him person
ally, whether West or South or North.
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Pike onunty for a long lime has borne
the palm for sending forth extraordinary
'big stories," but Berks county now enters
the list with the following, which we repro
duce as it appears in last Saturday's New
Y .rk Sun :
"That the conflagration that Is lo con
sume the world has begun is lielioi'il by
many resideiitsof Readimt.'Pa. While some
gentlemen were shooting on the farm of
Ileiirv M liter, near that eilv. nun of the party
killed" a iMMidze, which I el I in an adjacent
field. To the surprise of the gentleman his
doe refused to fetch the binl, and he went
for it himself ; hiitatlliespotwherethebird
had fallen he suddenly sank several feet in
a l-d ot fire ami utiles. The bunting tract
is a spiar in length and half a square in
width. Miller's.iys the fire began b'lrning
about threo weeks ago, and travels several
feet u day. li emits no smoke excepting
now and ihen when a tuft of grass is being
consumed, or when trees are burning, but
the heat is intense. The fire has extended
into a green wheat field, which is gradually
lielng destroyed. The roots of oak trees burn
oil', and some trees two feet and a half in
diameter have lallen over"
Around the World with Gen. Grant.
A narrative of the visit of General U. S.
Grant, Ex President of the United States, to
the various countries of Europe Asia and
Africa, in 1877, 1878, 1MV, to which ore
added ce tain conversations with General
Grant on the questions connected with
American politic-sand history, by John Rus
sel Young.
Thn publisher of "Around the World
with General Grant" herebj notify subscri
bers that the work will positively be com
plclcd in 20 pi1s. Parts 1 to 14 are now
tvaty, unit the succeeding parts will follow
without delay. Prices for binding tier vol
ume, cloth, $1.50 j hallmrriawo,$2.50; half
calf, SS.OOj full iiHirocvo antique gilt, $5 UU,
parabte on delivery of bound volume.
This book is published for subscribers
only, and will not be on sale in the book
stores orljy the trade.
The Philadelphia manager writes to W.
D. Harrington, the company's agent for this
county, as follow, under date of Dec. 6th i
"As regards gelling the book at a i educ
tion by writing here, no would-be-siilisori-bcr
can do go. None but our agents can get
one cent dillerencs on a subscr'ptlou I and
the book will never lie sold to thu trade or
people around the country.
Very truly yours,
K. M vitas, Manager.
lion. W. W. Ketcham, Judge of 'he U.
8. Di.trli-t Court for Western Pennsylvania,
was slricken by uplexy Satuiday night,
und died in thesameroom at the6t. Charles
Hotel, Pittsburgh, where his daughter sud
denly expired fioiu heart disease in April,
I t)7s). Jitlgo KoLoh iui occupied the bench
Saturday afternoon. He returned to tho
hotel at 3 p. m., and while reading was at
tacked by headache, as he stated, and fell
to the floor. A physician was summoned
who Immediately called in several of Pitta
burgh's most prominent physicians. At six
o'clock the Judge was put in bed. At seven
o'clock he had lost consciousness and at
11,50 death ensued. The remains were
placed in a special car, and left Sunday
evening lor Wilkesbarre, the native town of
Judge Ketcham, where the funeral took
place Monday. Judge Ketcham was born
on June 2'Jtli, 1810, acquired his education
through his own efforts, was several years
professor In Oirard College, and S3 years
ago began the practice of law In Wilkesbarre.
lie served two terms in the House of Rep
resentatives of Pennsylvania, on term In
the Pennsylvania Seriate, and on tsrro in
Congress, lie was Delegate to both the
C inventions which noininsted President
Lincoln. Iu July, 1870, while member ol
Congress, he was appointed by President
Grant as Judge ol the United BtaUs Court
at FitUlmrpb, to ucree.l Judge Wtlaon Me-
Ciuidltfts, rttijucti, C. S..FUruurvD, Gaorgo
ShiVAs, n4 tllilrlcl Attorney It II. MeCor
Vlllelt, ol Pittsburgh, are already named by
politlrlans as Judgo Ketcham's probable
suocesor.
The President Wednesday tent lo the
Senate the nomination of AUKander Rain
lay, of Minnesota, to be Secretary of War,
vice George W. Me.Crry)ipolnted Uulted
8tates Judge of the Eighth district. During
the afternoon, In executive session, the Sen
ate unanlninitely and without any reference
to a committee (in iierVr-eriro to tlra custom
where one hat been t United States Senator
Is nominated for olllce) confirined the iiutn
I null tin. Mr, Ramsay was born In Dauphin
county, near Karrisburg, In this State, on
September 8, 1811, and ainco 1838 has been
more or less In public life. The first posi
tion which he held was a clerkship in the
office of the register uf Dauphin county in
1840 he was chosed Secretary o: the Electo
ral Cbllege of Pennsylvania, and in 1641
was elected Clerk of the State !!os:of Rep
resentatives. Two years thereafter he was
elected from the Hrtrr'.sburg district to the
lower House ot Congressln which lie' served
twe terms, retiring in 1847. In 1849 he was
appointed Governor of the new Territory of
Minnesota by President Taylor, and contin
ued in that ofllice until 1813. Mr. Ramsay
was chosen Mayor of SU Paul (n 181S and
Governor of the State of Minnesota in 1858,
continuing In thnt oulco until 1862, when
he retired only to take his seat in 1813 in
the Senate of the United dtnsos. In 1SGD lie
was renominated into the Senate by the Re
publican legislative caucus on the first bal
lot and nerved a second term in that body,
retiring in 1873. In the early part of that
year there was a protracted struggle in the
Minnesota Legislature over the succession of
his scat, whjeh resulted in the choice of S
J. It. McMillan, indejicndent Republican.
White not otie of tho most brilliant men in
the Senate, Mr. Ramsav was a faithful
worker, attentive V his duties and general
ly sound in his views on public measures.
For some time he served as Chairman of
the Senate Committee on Post Ofiiees and
Post Roads. Since his retirement from the
Senate in March, 1875, Mr. Ramsjy'lias not
held any public position.
SFECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Our Letter from Wnoliliilon.
77ic Prosperity and Beauty of the Xntionaf
Capital. Panorama of IVathinqton. It
Citizen, Society, ami Stranger. Political
Whixpcr.
Wseninoiorr, I). C, Dec. 0, 187V.
The usual winter session of Congress has
now fairly begun, and nil through the citv
arc Indications of a good time coming, or at
least exccted by the merchant, landlady
and various species of the cormorant trilic.
With a wise forethought, .the founders of the
beat of government reserved n large jmrtinii
of the land for public purposes, and on the
ground thus held there havebcen erected
from time to time a collection of public
buildings, which do credit to tho taste and
generosity of tho nation. Tho finest struc
ture of all, and, in the opinion of many cel
ebrated autlinritieson architecture, I lie finest
building in America, is the capitnl, designed
for the accommodation of the legislative
branch of the government. This superb
building, with its vast dome, ranking fifth
in height and fourth in diameter among
similar structures; its wings of marble, with
their long lines of Corinthian columns, its
artistic embellishment without aud within,
and iminsine deliberative chambers, im
presses a visitor as filly eniutcinpili-.il ,.r
great and prosperous commonwealth. The
liberal space! of tho building are devoted to
tho House of Representatives and the Sen
ate chamber, with their clerk, committee
kind document anti-rooms, to tho court-room
of the Supreme Court of the United States,
and to the Congressional Library, the larg
est collection of books in the country. The
crversity of a city's growth is proverbial
In the rate of Washington this is strikingly
excmplificd by a movement westward, lo
the rear of the Capitol which is thus left to
face a very inferior section of the city while
turning its back on. tho reul town. A mile
to the west, interrupting the sweep of 1'enii
sylvaniu Avenue, stand a cluster of noble
buildings, comprising the Treasury, the
State, Army ond Navy Department und the
Executive Mansion. Perhaps "noble" ii
not '.he fittest epithet by which to character
ire the last tiumed of these structures, uu-
less we attach to the word its meaning as an
adjective of republican simplicity. A less
iinNising palace fora sovereign could scarce'
ly have been built, ami, architecturally, the
white House is inferior to many private
residences in the district. The older build
ings reflect the partiality of the last genera
tion for the classic order of architecture. The
Treasury unit tho Patent ollice are fine
sK-cimeiis of Grecian, Ionic and Doric, But
Hie immense new building, wlncli, in one
connected whole, gives accommodation to
the three departments of the Army, Na -y
ami 1-orcign office, is in the style of the
Uenaissans as are ma uy other of the Usscr
building', erected of late years. The cost
of thes structures has been enormous, hut
it is a source of gratification to reflect that
the exiamditures of money have tint been
tho cause of scandal, as has been too often
the rote with similar disbursements for pub
lic buildings ami improvements. By the
valuation of property in the District of Col.
bus, just published for the current year, the
aggregate for tho Government reaches the
total of seventy-eight million dollars against
a total of seveuly-four millions for the com
munity proper. Of this large sum, the Capi
to! has cost thirteen million dollars, and the
State Deiwrtinent, to date, about seveu mil
lions. The society of Washington takes the mot
ley complexion of its official visitors. The
body of the community get their living in
one way or another from the executive or
legislative brunches of the Government ami
reflect their eculiarities. It is, I suptiose,
the most Democratic city in existence. The
suffixes aud affixes, which strike a respectful
terror In the heart of every provincial cill
ien have no spell here whele familiarity has
done her perfect work. We are all Cols, and
Hons, and Judges by social brevet, if noth
ing more and having thus satbficlo-
nly settled questions of rank, we estimate,
a ueighbor rattier for what lie is than for
what his constituents expect him to be The
effects of this demonstrative spirit are often
amusing aud probably quite shocking to
one who cannot comprehend or who lias no
sympathy with the genius of our Institutions
but, these once understood and liked, the
extravagance, vulgarity and cruelty of the
Capital's society finds more than a balance
la the courage, strength, fraternity and
hoieful progress every where visible.
nr. i-cyi i . aiorvonsaiaioa inenu to-ilsy
' that he had no personal knowledge that his
name was being considered by the President
and Secretary of State for the vacant English
mission. He said that he bad not at any
time any conversation with either of them
on the subject, and that he was not an apli
cant for the position. At the same time Mr,
Morton conveyed the Impression that he
would accept the position if it was tendered
to him. As he is a man of large wealth re
j would be able to enjo himself at the Court
of St. Junta without auban&aaiaet,
The President had conversations again to
day with his partf friends on the suljcct of
lilt (imibiinl recommendations, fn which lit
feiternted the sentiments expressed by him
yeKtenfay. Ite Unglied at the Idea ol the
matter producing any spilt In the Republi
can patty. In rrginl to the English mis
sion, he said that nothing definite had been
determined.
Senator DonCamcroh is getting up a grand
excursion to visit Philadelphia, on the 10th
of this month) when Gen. Gran twill bo there,
lie has consulted with tho leaders of both
parties, and it is not Improbable that there
will be an ndjoumment of Congress for that
purosc. Cameron wants about two thous
andieuple to go from here. Acqvst.
t)UU WASHINGTON SrECIAL.
It was a dull ojieiilng the opening of
Congress one of the dullest I ever witness
ed, altogether like the week preceding
in its phenominal quictntss. The absence
of fifty-three Representatives end twenty
Senators on the first day of the session was
a very unusual occurrence, being twice as
many as I remember on any similar occas
ion during my experience. An I thoso who
are here have a subdued and childlike air,
indicating that they have come with a pre
disposition to good behavior. - This Is equal
ly true of the members of both parties. But
there is no telling how soon they will fly-off
into xliticaldiscusloii3,c3ecially as ulaine
and Garfield, and eonie others, will find it
hard to resist their inclination to stir up the
opjiositlou. Conversation among Congress
men develops the fact that there Is a dis
(Kisition to get to business without delay.
Somooflhem have even mooted the ques
tion of doing away with the holiday recess
except a day or two at Christmas and a day
or two at New Year's. The argument ad
vanced is that very fjw of the members who
live at a gleat distance from Washington go
to their homes, and thut those who live near
by would have an npjiortunity of sieuding
Christmas with their families if two or three
days were given. Another argument ad.
vuticed is that it would bo hotter to go on
with the work during the cool weather than
to run the session into the dog duys. Most
of the members think that the session will
be a long one an way.
Thu President's message having been pub
lished in advance of its presentation to Con
gress, did not excite the usual curiosity, anil
the reading in the two Houses was umie
than ever a tedious formulity. Since this
premature publication, the clerk's room at
tho White House has been closed to news
paper men, but that don't meet tile case. It
was not the fault of the corresiondents that
the message got out. Of course they are all
ready 10 get news just as early as they can,
but the trouble in this case was that some
employe ol the President or of the Govern
tiicnt printing otlice stole the proof slips und
sold tin-in at a round figure. The New York
Times, Cincinnati Inquirer aud Chicago
Times, paid ir'5Ul) each lor their copies. It
would seen; that a search for the thief and
the infliction of appropriate puuislimeut is
the thing now iu order. It has been sug
gested that in future the President will have
to send ill Ins message in manuscript, or if
printed, make it so short that if stolen he
can immediately write an entirely different
one. Tiie last idea is not so bad.
There is no longer uny doubt as to the
prominencu of the liuaucial question ill the
lellbeiutious ol Congress ut thissessiou. The
iccummciidation of Secretary Slieiman in
his report and the President in his message
that ihe U. S. legal-tenders bo retired will
once more open thu fight between what are
commonly known usttio tianiatul sollinon
uy elements. The recommendation wil
meet with bitter opposition ; thero is no
doubt of that. A majority of the democrats
ol both Houses will combat the proposition,
and it is claimed that they will have the
aupiairl of not a few republican members.
Chairman Buckuer, of the House committee
on bunking und currency, states that the
recommendation will solidilv the democratic
pally and divide the republicans. Howev
er, whether result follows or not, it is quite
safe to predict that the cll'ort to retire the
greenbacks will lead to an interesting con
test, and ierhaps u lengthy discussion. The
Presidents recommendation has evidently
not met with the warmest favor from Rep
resentatives of the rutty, and it is almost
certain that a majority of Congress will be
against It.
1 dropped in on Vice President Wheeler
the other evening to ask a few questionsoind
lou nd him looking hale and hearty. Tli
Vice President has not occupied a very large
share of publicalteulioii the ust three years,
but hn is still in thu flesh, and keeps up a
thinking. He was particularly happy on
th.s occasion, and us he gazed ujioii the ruddy
glow of the flro in thu grate, and the ruddy
hnv of your corresp m lout's nose, he re
marked that having como from a art of the
c niiitry where they have had snow this sea
son, he greatly enjoyed the fine weather pre
vailing in ashinglnii. Ho thinks New
York is certainly Republican next year, no
matter who is nominated. I think he is for
Blaine. An intimate 'rieml of Tilden, who
lias been hero this week, is just as coiifi.lcm
thut the Democrats will succeed. From this
gentleman's account the statesman ofGra
inarcy Park has decided hi rut loose from
Ileudriikc, und promises to allow the Re.
publicans Indiana. His plan is to carry
New Jcrwy and Criinecticiit with New
York, these added to the "solid south," mak
nig 288 electoral Votcs.lt is slated that Tilden
propises to define his pisilion iu January
und to then inform tho Democrats whether
he will contest for the nomination or step
uuwii aud out. It looks n good deal us though
the Democracy were likely to have a little
trouble with Sammy, as, if his wishes are not
resiwcted, he won't let them carrv New
York anyhow. He seys, so the report goes.
that neither Tliurinan, Bayard, nor any one
who had anything to do with the electoral
commission, ran have the nomination
This rather slaughters some of the "booms,'
and makes the situation decidedly interest-
ing. There is also reason to believe that
the Seymour boom among tho Democrats is
bcltig worked in the interest of Mr. Heud
ricks tho ide.i being that Seymour, being
nominated, would decline, and leave Hend
ricks the head of the ticket. But Senator
Kernan has Gov. Seymour's authority to
positively forbid tbe use of his name. So
tliis won't work, and from what I know of
the situation 1 do not think Gov. Hendricks
can ever hope to be President. The antag
onism of Tilden and Hendricks to each oth
er will help to destroy both. Dox Pxoso.
lVaiiteil.
Sherman t Co., Marshall, Mich., want an
agent in thia oninty at once, at a Mlurv of
$10U perni(iulhaniiex(ctised wid. Kor full
purticulura addrci as above, nur.l J-ly.
New Advertisements.
SSliJNEE'j NOTICE.
NuUe Ii hereby Klrrn that W. K, Friable,
Alilaineeof Juhu t'ickford, filed fall account
as auob Am mite luthe Court of iloicraun
I'leia of Carbon County, and that the fame
will couie un for euiinrm.ittuu absolutely, and
will be hIIuwimI by aaU Court on tbe l'nu day
of Jaouar). lbW, uulcti cause be ibuwo to the
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New Advertisements.
J KOISTEU'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the Exeentorh
Administrators and Uuardlans hereinafter
named have filed tbslr respective account br
the rullowlnit estates In the ltrfrlster'a timet)
at Mauch Chunk, In and for the OoUrltf bf
Can on. which accounts have been allowed by
the Healster, will lie presenteit to the judges
ortheUrlihan-'ttourton MONDAY, th l.lh
dayor .1ANUAUY, H90, at 2 o'clock F. M.,
for confirmation t
Sei-on-l and final account of Peter Hartz, ml.
tntnlsirator or the estate or Kphrlam rial.
Ilet. deceased, riled June Oth. 1I7S.
The first and final account of Annaollson,
jaie tpnawcrtenns, auraimsirairix oi trie
estate of 1'ntrlek McKenns. deceased, Filed
October 1. 1S7V.
The first and nnal account of Georo-s W.
warmte, auminisiraior or ine estate or
Uharies warntte, deceased, riled Novem.
berZSib, 187S.
First ami final account of P-Illlp V. Weaver,
umiuisirnior 01 iao ciimie ai nusaaxrv,
First and final account of J II. Tweedle, ad
iicceascu. ram ociouirMin. ii,v.
ministrator or the estate or Lents Sehnaur
er. deceased, tiled November llih. 18711.
Flrt and final account of Thomas Kemerer,
auminisiraior oi me csiaie oi unver uren
elser. deceased.
First and final acconnt ot Henry Hover, Rx-
. ..... t U I .11U ..I.V v, ,VUIUU nviv, US'
eeased,
DRRNARD PHILLIPS. Reirlster.
Mauch Uhuuk, Dee. 13, 1879-wi
SHERIFF'S SALES
Of Valuable Real Estate.
Br Yirtne of ttnnilrr wnt of Lxtari Facias
PlBHl 1-1CIAS. VKDITIOMl KXPUNAS lhS..etf OUt
oi ibn Court vf L'lHuiiioii JEN in of CitrtHm Couti-
u, sua to uu' directed, tberf mm oe exiKXteJ m
rub lOHiiie fttibeCoutillua . Id tbuiiu.Lnib
ui Aihticn clou it in g .to I'luuiy on
Saturday, January 3rd, 1880,
at l:3u o'clock JT. M.j atarp.
TUB FOLLOWING rtlOpEIlTIC3:
All i hat certain l it or niece of croand Minute
n fc'iiiiiLlin l'siwunlii lla bun con.itt 10 n vl
mtim thiuuticduiiifUuiwribwlsMfuiluw tJUeuiu
mug at u iwt lu m public roihl lednii l.om
V Oi -4 pin i iu I iiiu nwuuip mouce mu; wi'i
mini ti a or mua oi Auustu ueu.tT uma
10. ly tiTii mil tnicc-q jarter Ujrin tttCn
ty.. iiib perch- lo.; iobi Iu t-uiu iOut., theuue
tun If uu uu ru u ttbu or imisu iu aih'uiuh
tYhAsk.. i. tilth HiiUlLr e Mud oiiu by f t.cirifVM.
eusl tlilriOi'u a ad v. u-teutti per lie to a p-t
lit ottld ro'iut ineuud uy una oi Tioua
valk. mi; tli tlilv-Yeu recruea, eat sereiuv
one yeiviiiM t ihe intCita ol a pu lo lo.dj
meuuu or ianuo uorivi uitirr m utu cu
i.'0-.teeit we i tli.tty e-ffhi peiehcaa.id onu bull
ttiapusc! Uii lied ot land vl I Uoiuua Uo.wjid
Kuutu foitv-tiiuc u i-d uue lia.I i.eKteo, e-sat
Uttv-iiiroe bu one n&ii puroue w 5e p.nce ui
j ff.iiiatijr, ctfiitainiuK
AO .4 AND
six rvjriv sU
tnoe or lea.
The Jmi'i-oTemenia t hereon ife a
ONE AND ONK-UALP RTORY If II AM E
DWl2LtI0 UOU3C
aix teen br twentr! wn feet, f m me barn twenlr
two by tbtnv leet und oat bai.ulnff4.
e i od uiid taken In o execution aa the prop
eriy ol Kdword Wt.R.
AlsSO.
A.I tiiot carta n lotoi niece ot ernun.l 1taate
In rr.inkiiu tovvmtiu. Cartoon ountv ! nal-
vainu, oouuuiki ti nu ue-cnueu as it low ,it wiu
hs.nontiig ut a post, thence oy l.ind of Juhu
Uillum uorlh twtti y mx a. id one ua.I deiot e.
we l oue buuored atid h to tueu fuel to a otiiii
ineuce Dy imiuof Aduu KacUe. burr.b uixt
tUr aui one siu.I Ufgreea at flfiy f-et Ui u
pot: the. ce by tliuituuie. Oitn iwuatyaix and
one-hait deytws. eastoue band ted vnd rtven
i I'm u ip. tn a u Bti tuenee a ouitT a brootuil
xod Mouih axtytb.ee and one oaf dpifea,
wesinity leet 10 mo pio oi Dcamu.u, cuu-
tultlllltf
FIV12 IIIOUSAND EIGHT UUXDItli.D
AND FIFTY SQUARE VElT.
Tbe f mruveiueiita thereon are a
TWO STORY FRAMGD.VEt.LlKa HOUSE
twenty by twents-eii feet aud ouibaiUUiisa.
rt itt-tl and taken into eiecutua a the iiod
ertyuf Ueubeu Uamuer.
-A 130,-
All that certain lot or n'eco of sronnd situate
In Fmnr l.i town lily, aibon lOJuty. Fosiu
ByUanU. bouneii and dao Ibou a lolluw lo
wilt boniiiiiujc at a sUm induce uy iaoi ot
JbvoIi Istitauf smtltU llfiylll VS Msl uusb hllf
uryice. wi'bteipi and Lwo-U-utiitt pen beM ti
htone tuonco west tloveu neiclifs io n toue
tbenco ov iim vuiue boutu aixy-iux autrree,
weal tweatv uine i .ere lie to;t a.one thence by
tanuof Juu.ih M itk.ey, uo.lli fltty:our am.
oue-hall dutriees vtet. Jour and ouu.tit pirchow
ui u pn-t ineue me ame bojiu enru yuve ui.u
tbee-ftuith oetfiees, wes thut. live und un
half peichea lou potti, thence b lind of Juhu
O ewK.e. borth elvht deKis, weat luarteen
iwiches to the tiildd etd a pubie road ie d uir
i ruin Lung Itnu to thu Ii .uaent Boiomnn WaU
tbencu iu tHid rojd and by laui ol Juu u.
bt-le-, u.'rth iweuiv-two und thn-e t-urtu dt.
vreea, iut Uily-ttre pcrcnea to a po t ou nUd
rod, ttitnco ty iho nuuie In a d ton;' aai
ro.ic'. nnitn eihtytbroH derreca, eait thtity
lticues or lutroaiKJuu w lue jtiucuuu oi it
crntej roasi; ttteuce b lana oi bwl.-muu Wnlk
tliei o.i south thirty two avnreoi nnt six ier
to a doud lurch1 tbeuue by land ot Jkcob
Zvigi'Utns-rHm.h forty aix deereen. we&t mx
ueichen to piave oi begin meg couutniug
TEN ACHES,
lnnre or less.
The luiproreiccnta thereon are a
TWO--TORY FRAME D WE I. LI NO HOUSE
Mxtreu b twenty feet an necesiary outbulid
be.se.1 and tak'it lno execution aa the proper
tyo Au.Umiu vVaick.
ALSO,
At) tb t certain lot or p ereof rronnd. el.U' te
ou li o Mii.thwurd ine of Went lir.tadwiiy. in
tne Ituruugh, of Mauch Chunk nfn'eaid, and
lumbered, iu tie Osi.n or plot ol Lots 1 10 out in
iuuuogk snowuai jrjiaing r i;ow, umofi
Fire coiit&tuii.s ai Lnnt or breadth on West
Hroiidwur. iifiiie-uid twentv- feet I hive mdu
one hali mcliea more or 'e bein ilia aiHtauce
be wit-n the wetUTti wall t tho hoime erected
ouIsrtlNum tr Four and tue fantern wattoi
mo nnun. eiiuuu on iot nuiuoiT ix, ami ex
ten dugouthw rdlyor tint bnadth Iwtxeeu
UtttHli 1 lluet run in u it thiouuh the the i-entrt
ol ibe w:ih aioie ad, uuu at r gnt auglea with
Wed 11 ouuvtay uf rt-a if. ro Tuuu .d and
-.1 .etv fwt to liiiidn ol the L-hlgh CoA.abd
ra ikuimu uiap uy, sou wewiwari'iy ui u
.UUlbiJI MX.
Toe Improremeutn thereon are a
TWO-STORY BLX K DWELL(0 HOUmK,
Twenty fe two niche wide by thirty feet
i ee v uu a iwo-Htory Frame andltin uixeu
oy iweuir miTtn wi.u oiiuu id uar
fttianlaud Ukeu iu;o exccuuojiu thepivp
eriy vl Juhu iteihi.
ALiO-
Atl that etrtain tract or niesse of laid mtn
ate In Fuuii Fo est lowiuhip, C'arbou omnty,
lVunaylTanlu deMrUMid u lot iNo. i. ou tao
tBtwardlr Htdt ul u Drivttu road laid iot Li
ihe trruiior hcrrof, lot lie uaeandcoureulenve
lucom.uon wah the owner aud iccupauuoi
tbi uu ihIJ'j nm loti co taitiiog in iron t or
uruita uoui iu n uu ixiyiwo ptirvuea a.ia ex
tend in e theuce eaHiWaMlr ot iiiat width
twten oariauei .luea ai right an. le. In leugtu
ordeptnoiio hundied -nd iweuiir nine perciu'n
oou oeu eMwaru.r i-r me ania roua, wet
v anil i and eaaiwaialr br lauds in the waritn.
lee u-iiui-di t Nw ou i',o.,aud aouthwaiM.y
uj twfc v t vvuisUUiUK m
Virt AUBEH,
more or lex.
she lrnpitTmeDU thereon art a
on R AiD a itALP srony frame house.
wxteii br tweiite fnnr feel, fiame kitchen sr.
tactied twelre ly fourteen feet, trame nutile
tuureen lij lUiriV'two eer, auuvut hoildiLKM.
tseiied aml uaeu into execution as ibecroT-
-ALSOr
All that crtalu lot or piece of Und situate
i.n tne oath mdeof booth street, in the village
of Uoper Mauch Chunk. In the borouga of
ui-icauauut. uaioou (oauiy. reunvyirauu,
uumbiei lo the duu or uln thereof Mruiitr.
foar, conuiuluK iu f txu t or bre.dlii on sjld
street fllU tee L and extending theoo Mnth
wjrdof to t width onn hiindred and lonr-to
teet aik li.rhes, on tbe east line thereol, uuu
oue hnudred ana forty feet ou the wM line
tuerootto lan.aottheihUa Co 1 and N ti
uMtion i onipany. unnnded north by ttonih
street. et by lotNurai.er terentr th e so ita
uy isnaifi iue aia ixmgi uoai ana nunga
nun mpaoy, ana wtat oy toi nnaioer bf
eniy.n?e, ,
The Improve menu thereon are a
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
with nasenent eighteen by thirty -Jx feet, and
outbul.dings
HHtedandlaken Into execution aa the prop.
J W. RAUDENBUSH, BUerlfL
Manch Chunk Deo. UU 4t
A MONTH rnisnteeJ. lit a itj
by lh. loilusuloa
ca&uai not required r vs win start
Toa. siou. wuiii.o. Urs and .iris
tua money raster ai work for n. tu.n at tur
llilac else. Th work la liabt .Dd d eassnt.uDd
.iKaaH.nrouecau s;o rigbtaU Taose wcioar.
wi who see trtU notice writ sendu. their ad.
ilress. at uuee and is for IhemMlTes. C0.117
1 uotnianaieimsimi jiiw is tn. time, ihose
alreaarat wor r. IsyUir ap Urr. aaiv.vt
I eiouot. Addr.ys TUUU CO.. Aajrasia,
iwajius;, y MIV 4l
New Advertisements. !
Of Vrtluablo Real Estate.
Djr Tlrtne of samtry writs of Lr. Pac.i lti
Fa. ami Vkx. I.I. Ustletl out or the Uutirt uf
Common I'leas ot tJirbiw Count)'! ahil tn me
Olrected, there mil heexpnsctl at I'Ulille Sale,
at ino uouri itouse, in ins uoroUjfu ui nianen
ununK in siu louuij, on
Saturday, December 20 1879,1
i
at VA o'clock r. v., iharp, , ,. .
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES t
All thai certain tractor piece of LAND. aitn.
ate In Iower TowfirueuBUnr Townithlp, in the
ronntvof Carbon audnuteof FcDnMytTOtna.
t eglnalnr st a stoi.e, theuce by lana ol Cbaa.
Kiota. and nartly by land rt.John D. Oree.i.
awelg, south one aud onetlalr drgreea. eat
Iweu.y fojr piTibea tn a feapilngi theuce by
lmdof John D. Qrecnswetg aouih eishtrand
a n a' f degteea w at tweutr-etx perch i 10 a
otone t thence by Iheanine no. in oue rfud one.
qu-rirf r ileareeA. wet tw ntr tour perches to a
j.ne t theuce tiarllv by ltawle'n lano and pnr
ly by harlea Kioii's I ntl uoi Lh eightra nud
a half degrees, ejst twt'Utyaix peici6i aud a
lull to the place of oegmnyisf, cohtaining
THREE ACRES AND ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTV-FOUR l'LUCUEd.
more or leaa.
Tho Imprjrernenta thereon tro a
TWO-STORY DWELLINO HOUSE,
partctoi e und part frame, serenteen br nine
teen fit't, Fr nio Kite.. en attached wxiem tv
twcLtrawo feet i Frame utauie, iweuty-luur
by thiity fe.t, aud uutuuiicuuga.
TRACT NOi 2,
All that Certain Mcasuage or Tenement add
I'rnct or l'ncu of L 2ii, Mtuatu lu Lwur
Tow lUfUMtigTuw eiiip.Cutboii I'ouuty, bUte
of l'uuivlr.(utuj ueg.uuiuvui a t.ee, tuuceby
i.tudoi buiai ieiuacuui. now J. o. fljipeiiio ,
south ihreoile;(rfes und oue q mrt, wet oue
imud tl hnd tutee vmchia to a white oak,
tt,utli furti Uetr ucs we t eixtynme peicheri
und ihieo-quaiturH td a atuu. touih e gtity-nlx
ueteea, wet twoutyflaht pen-hea uiid one
hattoaelo.ie Iheaac br lnud oi ieder.tk
i.ove.. now .deh kunu laud, nortl; tliii d.
gnei. west fnrly porcliu to.i pli.o.uurtii tweti
iwtuite und iMeh if degiecs. ca-t t.ditv.oue
perjhi and turceqaatieie t u uliiu, i.oan
M-to- tT-t'iKUt dejit,ca und ont-lu t. ojt Ufiy
perciie iu i oiIi.iU io a pine, uj lh fcevo.i ut
gitMja and onc-l all euat ihii'itunv pen he- io
ui-iiif.u itu tni iv. i.. ue uokie a wot ihlilv
uuo pviuhes to achfatuut ou, mjuiu tevtsiitT.
ue v Kix't-a aisu oe iuii. Misei oi.o hui.died
wudsii pcruhetitoa vh ouiL jouuecn de
vice and 'jiie'bulli etia. tLinv pen. lie io '
imett tnence south uiff.t degrtrt-a, west
lim ajveu ueiuhtvi to.. fitia i j'ue. uo.in it.ar
desiice'. wet sixty nue petdhca una ouu-hu t
io j hio.io i incite norm oigui.suTJi. otg.i e.
e.M, ono huudre'i and twolve oercnuis. in n
cttme, no tn ib.ve dog eu .et twenty lire
ueitne io a ionei mitiue br tuue ut u v d
Ureebuwe g, noiih lKbiecveu i.evieea anu
one bull ct cue hjudn u aud twenty Jen-he
toapot. sou in uai.piuu te,ieo. . e ti.rcn
peiuua. ami uuu-quurura ut tno piaco ti te
ginnm, voutslisiug
FIFTY-SIX ACat19,
more or leas.
Se zed and taken Into execution as thd nron.
ALSO-
Alt that certain lot or niece of ci finnil sitnati
on iue south BtJ-'of Wu.bOiUtvet.lu iio vl.luge
uf bulb in 1 1 .;a Carou couut. H.i.teur lenu
h Ivaui, iiUiiioeitu iu tnu piuu ui pioitueteol
eluhttix, uimUiiUiisK n tioui vv jeiuin on
raid U'IiUh a ieet thirty foct, uul exeuuuig
uruio ouututtiiiu uuu uuntiiuu itisii iWcUli
uru feel lii utwc'isiv litt widunluv b uj.m-.i
outsiuisrh uy Wuiio t. uHoy it uiui cr
eiuniy ei.iu, aoutti by uld ulley, aud Wo t b
F.uo rlieet
1 he lmprovemcnta thereon are a Two-tur
DOUULE F11AM12 DWKLLINU II USE,
i wentv-cliht bv Till rtv-two hect : Fr me
ci.bie. 'iwuive ov 'iwtivo eei. und ntu r
uutouiiuinga.
Senedana t ken Into execution a the nrnti.
eity u. i:uaile iluylo
-AL'O.
All that certain Lot or Plcde of around.
sltUstiu iu tbu villus of uinmit 1HII( In the
lumisuipoi .1111 ucu tnunH, Vyounty ui uaroou,
tatu ol I'cuiisyivnnu. uuuibcrL-d in a eurtuin
juuu or plot oi said village which bydiv ru gio i
cuiiwyuuci.8 uiid ussu.niicci In ihu lnw be-
cuiue vested in .Samuel Kcckerl, Number
i itiri)-vigni, couuuutug iu ironi or urfuuin
along the back ot the Aluuuh Chu Iwiml
Summit Hill liuilr-md Unity luei. and ux-
tenuiug mcucu iuinwuruiy ui mat ore.idih
butweeu iiuiallul hues ut rJulit unifies with
euiu ivuurosiu ituuk. onuuunuruu unu iwen y
hve tVet, bounded Uunbwurdly by thu said
-U4.turiiY by lot Wummr Forty lu saia iiiu
SouthWciraly by land of thu Luiilgli Com nnd
tuininu ii in turn tuuucn iiiuiik KUliru.ui.
uvigauon uomiiany, und WcSwuidiy ny lot
uiuuvr i uirt)-8iJt iu mo piuu uiorusaiu.
Tuo Inproveiueuta thercou nio a Two tdory
L'UAM DWELLINO AND STORE
UOVSC,
Twrnty.flre by Trtenty eight Feet, and Out;
U4iiuu k
bt Ised und t iken Into execution i. a the nron
ertyut ivi.ii,.m il a net. defendant, aud Rar
ucrllaiiuu, l enu Tenant.
ALSO,
All tho-e two certain Iota or nieces of land
eitua tt iu Fr.u 1 1 it lownttiilii i uruuu L'uiiuiv
bouuueil aud descrlueduii loiiows: Oneui tbeiu
oughaU ng ktu imisi, iht i.ee by laud of Wiuuiu
ill.l Ui'.llioiifiuv luurundoioj-haii deKrieaeusL
uue-nuuieJ iu.i Utiv-oue leet, o a roi, tuecu
oy isuuoi xj i iiwru, sja. u u uu ooe-usiii
avgis,u4 t'a Hixtv le tin up it. tucute bv tie
M.-coiidileciiue lt nouta eigjtylauruii.i one.
had t:gteea, wcet oue uuu lied aud lil.yoi.e-
iui w h yu v. ueucv uiou a ,11111 iu r at ieuu
iiittfivm Fmr viiiu ti u-8m wLi9porc mr.n
x uuu outua r uig.eoa wu4 Bix-y six feet lo
ibj p uuu ot bt-gsbHiug. couiHimug
NINi; TUOJHAND, NINE HUNDRED
AND blX'l'YoHX 8QAURE FEET,
Au.ltheeconddtactibed lot being numbered in
a nut luudd bv vi Jltm. No. it. uuviiig a
itout of sirty fctt lo necou i airet uh it-id uowu
oueu.dp.ot. aud exiruuiiiic ot that v.luih lu
uupiii oi.o huuui'cU hbd f uiy-ui.ie u-et to lauu
of ei Horn, boundeu ou im not -is bv it ao.
so, oa i ho weot uy ovtjuud stroji. o i ino iiUth
uy ,ui x.u. muu oa uio eai uy iue ui-&t uus
ncnbetl io .
1 he ItunroTemeaU (hereon are a
TWO-Sl'OUY FRAME DWELLING UOUSE
sixteen by twenty feet tsLdont tmUiugs.
betxod a.id taea utj et:au:.ou ai the uron.
ety oi ii, imr.
-ALSO-
AU that ceitaln Lot or Piece of LAND, a tn
Mteou tie sojiawu-ihr ijj ut vett iioai
W4i,iUiue oiua ol waucn Chna.i aruou
cuuiy roUiisyvrnm beiiu..icg t huiirh
vii'i u inicrot iotot eiuuuila lu br iu.euturi
dittd jduicii Sutsi, a. D. 1MJ to iftrore Um t
iticucit by line ot a.. id Weil Li ajwuy north
lunv.iiYu uorees east, tuniy loci-1 iuhuuo ui
rgui ujiri a wi.u Mia ulo onib loiti-nvca
gieo, tetoiiu huaaiei i.ud titty le tt heoie
mjuiuio tiurnuugiee4 e.st t-iriy teot I th
bojUi loiuerct t4.ea.ild Lov. .u.d nurm tuitv
hve uegrres, wert oub huuuied aad tuty Xcet to
IUV nfW VI O glULsWg,
ALSO,
All thU certain Lot or Piece of LAND, aim
ale on Ue -oaiU slue ot ist ix jadw-y, iu tiiu
Uunnigh uf JImucU Chunk iiforcamu. umuien
lut e piiuoi pn.ttL) tsx.t 1 w lluiiurtMi aud
r'uitt'bvveu.LouUiUiiig lu hunt orbte 0 h ou
uu mi Divudway thi ty tvec, ana etud
isisr t,iici'vn auuiuHMru ono uuuiiu auu ni v
t rtioiliffh btreet. oJUudL-u noith br
llroa. wuv, ejt by Lot Nu i.ber Two llam.ied
aiu xony nve, soma uy ii.g j mreut, uud esi
by iol Nuuiuer i wo lluujiea aud Forty nluo.
TRACT NO. I
Alt those Two contigoom Lirs or Pliccnof
UiiUUAl), Mtujtuou thu Kumw.diy Udeoi
ji IMUKst , isl IU U.iOUaU Ot MaliOU
Chn k aloiesaid. with all tn HusluitisTsertAciMi
iheien cout i.sint 1j fioutcr betdtii uu tue
id si reel aixti ii-et, auu exci.diug theno
outawuidlv ol Last brruuih u'wi.i namiiHi
lines at lucht angles wuu atdi Wvsi Uioud-
wariu iciigin or uepiu one uuu;riu u.u nil
teet i boui.ded noiihHsrdly oy said WVst
uioaawi'y, oa iue rawuroii' audsoatr.waidiy
hues uyiund'of tuo Lehiau Coal nd Nuviira
tiou Compauy and wesiwarulr bv land ui
t,haIea M"Xi eitucr. beiur tuo bauie proiuisea
willow ti -uu 1'iuis uuu iurv ju. un wiie jy uecu
auivu iu- i in uav oi j tummy, a. u. IM,
Beisel ana taken luio execution as tae prop
cny o oiuiuu ncui r auu io ue soiu uy
J. W. RAUDENJ3USII,
sheriff.
Wauch Chnnkj Not. 39, 1379.
A&QOD PLAN. OM.bi.iaf sr.r.tictAsrrS'rs
fm m.. rul um b. ...rr MwUfi f clll(.IID
M.fcUliuiMjus.M.kl. lrfpfvai.ui.tdir.ru..
I....IM.I..ISU l.llf.M.. Urc.Ur.wUSr.il
.Uwlhw. Saw iflw wd I. Ilock alnK..BUIIt4 tr
LAWXUGX CO., SI rU IIMI, K.w lrk.
CSCrT! O ti'T Hw 10 become Itlchand
sSCjUCVCj 1 Watch sent free. U. 8.
Agency, Mount Wlnaus, .Md. nor. ai.,w
C'Y'Y a Unth and expeuses Euirante4 o
V' ' Axente. uutnstree
bHAW i'0,AV,
OUSTS. MAINX.
nor vs -iw.
S777 Jr,lf n'' 'lrisfs to aitrnti. I tut. i
Ausjusla, Maine.
' in lice, auuich . J. . it.nci. j,
nov. 29.-4 .
A AS IIUrJINBriM IAO Id l2(Ki a
zu Nitb 'ir ak 'bt Teacher, and . uoles.
Hue our f li ' lJOUK. Its unrlraded
onuimits or t o. sud ioetxf bv 3J0 emi.
nent utnor. cleaant illu.tr.ti'.iia snd arti.tlo
bindinir iiuka It a wehvioe inwi lu every
nouje, lulroduct o i br The D u.ler, 1) 1).
rite new editions ud reduced prices of oar
boaut.fullr 111 istra ed works, wit i nest terms
and quira tale, are roD wnv live aaeni.
cola uoner Inihelr sale. A single agent has
sola ever 7.Tvi eoiiie u. u. iib.ai , sua urnia. i
w-, Nw Yurk Sr.Sf .
an. 15-w I
The Cry is Still Tlioy Oomo I
'f he Cash System Tlioi onghly Eailorsod.
Our cdtlStant influx of now patl'ona nhd largely increased trade
is the best evidence we can tilTcr m favor oi the Cash System.
Crowds of customers Wlio make tlteir tiiirnlmsns dnilv nr. thn
ORIGINAL CHEAP CASH
and to keep our increased run,
thoroughly overhauled our entire stock of WINTER DRY
GOODS, WOOLENS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c., and have placed
the same at such astonishingly low prices that will insure a
ready sale. Wc therefore offer tb-day
bpecial Bargains in Black Silks.
Special Bargains in Black Cashmeres.
Special Bargains in Black Alpacas.
Special Bargains in Colored Cashmeres.
Special Bargains
ropuiar oiiades at irom iu cts. p?r jard upwards.
Special Bargains in Shawls and Coatings.
Special Bargains in White and Colored Blankets;
Special Bargains in Cassimcrcs.
Special Bargains in Boots and Shoes.
P.S-
It li ti met Well worth remcmherlnir. thrtt
become acqtfalntfed nlthumind whustlil do their
wllh ui through tho medium of tho Pre?, and.
uuannri. no never uuyt nieo a uarg tin unless we
Call early il you would secure
Respectfully,
J.
oct. 4.-iicia.
L
i:iik;mtox imor imstiuit.
WENHKI.Tj SCIIWAHTZ. Treasurer. In
nccnurit-witli thu rVhiHlilnn l'oor iilstrict lor
the year enUliiK Alay 1. 18"0.
HE'JEIPIS.
To llalanee as per last report hco 13
' Amount ur liupllciiti-l.ir 1878 ..... 1042 49
" A mi. unt Keceireil Irom .losi lirum.
lor 8 00
" Amuunt rtcelred from James rat-
SlllKIT too
" Am.iunt recelre.1 from Hiirotircli ... 2 50
" Amount rccvlvcil Iroa 11. Illskiy . 35 00
16(J3 It
Less exoneration on duplicate
lor 1878 51 J
" Orer iissesinent'.tt5.48. mil
Items uiicollectutile 423J,
ami amnuni pal. I 170 hut
not allowed In previous re
port 2i7 83
- 181 57
11381 55
EXHENDlTtjltKS,
Frnnrls Rtncker. m...
Wrn. Miller
5 00
112 CO
23 C2
1 00
1 00
10 50
12 OH
3 3t
11 78
60 20
32 UI
30
48 61
5 VU
76 '.3
1 40
1 45
1 10
10 00
3 00
30 00
4 80
1 11
3 50
1 70
3 HI
liOO
81 05
50
W. A. I erhauier 1.
Nancy Kllcic
Ellas tjrtenawald, iMiiatocs
J.111118 Fuirlntrur. flour
Vnl. cliwaru. colli 11
T, II. Kemerer, ch.ilrs
T. II. Keinerrr. cotlln
K. li Snyilcr, mi rrliamllso
Win. KtMiiercr, rnirrctiiiiiillse
J11I111 Miei'klcr, repalitnit wati li
It. K.nsteritm. her, lucrvh 11 .Use
I). 11. r't'iirtcrumchet, piiatccs
,M. HeilrnHn k Co.. cuul, Dour, ftc....,
Kllas Denrrlcr, io atuts 1..
Sol. Heimlich
A, II. Scl.lle, turnips .1.
Iianlel Ulewlne, ur houto coui'r ....
Sundry EaH.nses, " ' " ....
,i. Tobias it Son. at's., for ticket
I). V.. Melirerwalt. potatoes
Elins Denitirr. turnips
Etra Newhard, exonerations, 1877 ....
E .V. Ulnuss, tinware
E. W. tlmuss, tinware
I'. I). Cluu. cloihlnK
T. II. lilausS) clolhlnv 1.
Henry Uumi.b.-ll, si-rriees i.m.i
W. M. Itai sher, scrvlcvS
10 00
(Hint, liretney, uieiKilnij shoes 1 83
Kiftler& ojtr, c.Uii.aKO 3 00
II. A. Ilelti. service 7 80
II. A. Delta, coal 2
Nutrwn Ueome, buckwheat flour 58
K l.euckcl, rent 120 00
U. A Heck, cnbbllnir 1 53
(!. II Fritz, butcher 0 03
U. A. I'attersan, UluuInK grave 3 00
Jus, Itnllcnhach, cartinir 25
,tlr. 2'utitnffur. potatois , 0i
John Miller, plKS , 4 00
A. lll.ink. services 25
It. ltunrlcker. beer. 3 72
T.. F. Klepplnmer. bimrdinir tramps... 1 2.1
S. E. Fiitzlruer. merchabdlse 7 32
1 1. 1 1 raver, inerelundlso 50 84
Airs. A. ). Peter 75
T. A rner. merchandise 6 72
Simon Illafs. potatoes 4 40
J. Slides, chicken BO
I), hex. pigs 10 00
a Illlcher. straw 36
J nn'han Scldle,curnrnlsslon 76 92
lVter Helm, cub.illnK 4 70
T S. Ili'Ck, services 7 00
A. J. I'urllnir. tuedfeine 3 34
A. J. Purlin, lam, 50
(). Trainer, flour HA 65
A. 11. Mosscr. tinware 11 86
:Mnry Miller, wmhinit..-. 8 M
Mrs. W. II Moultr..p, washing 2 26
II. Itrckemlorl 25 83
Levlmi Soniinet. Hlskcy child ........ 48 00
1 hos, Mnritz, wlno .... ,. 50
Peter lluun, wiuo 85
Elwln llrUiuhurrx 25
A. Ku r machine nil 15
1 hs. K.pp meat 1 56
Dr. t;has. Uormun, prof, services 1 50
ll.ivld El.bert 0 62
II. V. Murthliner, adv. ami printing.. 11 25
Mrs. Ohas. Smith, lied 2 50
lihas. Froellcli, butter and eggs'. 3 vi
.1. I.. CJili el, coal and wood 20 84
J. reliable, coal and wood 7 02
J. T. Nushauui & Son, merchandise. . 12 56
t:has. Trainer, ku-pln r oor In 1874... 4 16
Trios. 8 Keck, receipt lH,k 35
W. II. Hex, mbbage plants 35
Lewis Weiss, hat and shoes 1 30
l F. Kleppiiiirer .'.. 1 2
Mury Miller, w-.siilng 50
W. ScriwiiM, services 50 uo
Treasurer's Fees 20 84
tier. Pcrr 4 00
mi drv Exiense 75
Idme tor tNior house 25
.Merch imllse 50
F. louckel, rent 50 00
M. Iteilman .t Co 22 Vi
E. II. Snyder, tncrehandise 5 80
A J. Iiurilnx I 05
11. Ueckeudurr 7 26
Balance dne 142 66
tssris
We, the undersigned duly eli cted Auditors,
of Lehixhtou liiirnUKh. do crtlly Unit the
al.ive Is correct to the beat of our knowledge
and Uellel.
W. OOWMAN, )
F. E W IIITN t.Y. (Auditors.
W. A. UEltllAMEK. )
nor. 22.-w 3.
H0LIDAYG00DS ! !
The undersigned returns ner sine le thanks
to the proideor LehiRhtnii nnd li-l itr for tbe
liberal patronsre extended toper whit ocu.
l in tna' p ice, nnd in s cif illy iiifono
Ibrm tbat In l.ns UEMdVKD lo tue 1 ew mil
oeaii.tStore.lMom. FIVIi U OT.3 llULUW
llAOBSTI.Efr.ou
Susquehanna St., M'h Chunk,
where ho will im piiased ti met lier oiil
frleuds. ShehiaJ 1st received a Ne blockef
NotionslFancy Goods,
Oinip'l.lus UMJl.lt .VHAIt, IlKI'LIV AND
OKItMANtO i .N WOOL, UOIKKY, till,
uoriert unit oine.t e M llutUeil.Y,
llIU'luN-. ULOVua. end a lar.e
vsnn r ot the eAet Oevlsus
111 Fancr Uonus srutoie n
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
Tofl titr wi a a I ne v.iret: of Ooods not
cvufrnllv titut ui ni oth-r st r 'u town. It
rou no not ee wliu t vu wnui k 'one and t
w II irvt it for roa v ttburoot potiouago i &o
lie. ted uuu Batulaoiloo cuiimeeU.
Mrs. C. DuMirscliXy,
8a(aaelanuA Street. 5th Rto e boio-v nc st.
nov. 'it if MAUOIf CHUNK.
F'
Oil SALE OR RBNT.
An ellirlbly locale-" two Story DOUIlCE
FltAMKHnTJSEind tTAHLE, sltuateoln
the IIOIIUUUII Of rAltllVVILLE. kept
at present as a iloa dinic House by Mrs.
Win' ling, lai e residence of ' thrlstUn Msu'er,
For further particulars, anplv to
lidHltlli nLlA,
nor. l-8w
Parryvllle, l's
QAUUOX-KtiMAHD.
Whereas, certain reports have been put In
circulation daroaulOK to thu character of I he
inderslunel as a citisen. I hereby ulve notice
that I will handsomely reward any person who
will stIto proof as to the parties circulation
sucu rf
i reitirts.
J 1 1. r. I i nrAUUOUl,
Lehlgh'.on, Dec. , IK9 3w,
lioin It may Comoru.
Th. underslaned hereby rrlrea notice to all
wtioin It may concern, that he has loaned to
David tVxert, uf Towatnenlni; tnwnsbip,
Oarbon clunly. Pa.. lwo Horses, One Farm
Waron and one Palrof HoUsleils. and harebr
forbids all persons meddling; wllh, the same.
ajsjrlor naliy or in. law,
JUSEIMI J.Olim.STMAH.
Towamsnslos; twp., Dec. , it7-w
STORE, can testify to its merits.
we have in-consequcncc'thercof
in Ladies Suitings, in all the
n. vnrv 1 n rm nnmi,., ,.r u...-
Iradlnu; ut our More, hivu bi't-nuio aiiuamtcd
as we adveril?e vtry U'gely through the best
imvo it IO idler.
real Bargains. .
T. NUSBAUM & SON",
Lehighton, Penn'a.
o
"lOI'IlT I'UOIJl, till A'l lO
WIIEIIKAS. lfn lion. SATlfrr. ft. llnitni n
Presllcnt. ol Hi.. .Ti.lll.l Juiliclal llisnlc
coimitSi'd of Mol'lot. it ml Cnrboti cniiiitli'i' niul
It. I.ton.inl and Cluul.s Mien... en, Kiquliir,
ooiiuu ui mo uouiini'iii'it'iis oi I'nrni n t'i'ltlili ,
nnd by virtue ut their Ineii, Jtlflltis ol the
un. linns' u. uri, Uourt oi Uer nnd 'lrrminei
and (lenernl Jail i ellvery, nnd the i mn ol
ItunrtiT sesfli.ns of iho P arcurrnlil c.Ttiily
ot (,'ailion, halo ISfU.d their preiipt to fltu,
for I1..I1I11U a i ouitofUu itoiS sl..im ol I lie
l'enoi, .urt ol t.'oniiiiou Pleas, and I'ln.rt of
J)ir nnd Terminer, nnd Ui'iieml .lull Deliv
ery, and Or. bans' trour , (or th pnriose ol
11 uis ibu i 111 eriiniii 11 riiFCF, an.i mo Irani,
actli.kj : other I.usIihss nfriilil Ouurts, nt bo
1,'onri IIiiusi. Int i-biiMiuuh ol Mnucln bunk,
on Moml.iy, tho 12 li day ol January, 1880, to
coutinuo two weeks.
NUTME
is Iherernro hereby tetven tn tho tJoroncr
Justices ofthe Pence, and t lie t'ou. tables uf
tlios.tid U.niiity f 1 arloii tint tin) may bo
then un I there nt 2 n'cliJCIt lu tho nftcnioiin ut
tho said tin, with iln-lr rolls, records, iii'iuis
It Ions unit tetnemlininrieS. to lo ihoso things
fthli'h In their nlllo'i' aru nppennliiin, mi l
nlsii tlii.su that tire lund l reeotsiilK.inei. in
prosecttli noil iclio evldet-ce niilui peisons
clitirunl with the cotiiii.isslon id oMeueis, to
pri-si cute us eliall b.. just,
(llieu umir my nt Mnuch ('hunk, In
said coin y, Dcreuiin r 4th, 1870.
Udd save the Coniinuiiw nhh.
.1 W. IIAUHKMIUSH, Shcrlir
JIjucIi Ul.uuk, lice. 6 1879.
DMlMS'inA'l Oil's M.l.
Of Valuable Real Estalc.
Urvninenf en nr. crof the Orphan Outt
of (Jjtl.011 county tho tllli'ei.t.'il (J A rniit.
uato ' of the i.-'nto . f JO U.V l.u Z, lule
ot K.AI10MNO ruttHtllll' Oillou I ll.ilv.
l't-tii.iylvniiti reien eo, wtl sell at 1'uo to
bale. On thor'emics on
Saturday, December 57, 1879,
comineni inr; at 0vt5 o'c oct V. M.. itie'o low
Iiib di-icniipd vduiblo '(HAL KSTATE, to
wit: All thntccitrilii TllACTor
t PIECE OF LAND,
nltnnie iu Muaoniup Towshtn nfnrpinlt. nhd
itouuiiM r 'units of Ueoree Wi Ti o!baUi,
Jacao Cuiif-M aud Jahonl uir (Jico, toutalb.ut;
11 Acres and 145 Perches,
bo tho Mine mon er Insa.ali of flitch Is nnccr
a pood ttato of cultivation.
Tue Improvrnieni tl eronn ere oTwo. ApA
Rtorv o ttHl-l.OOldfd LOG 1IWKLL Ul
ISO JlOU- nhoat 2) by feet, uniitiijjjj
nthr milbulldiugs. with an OrcHutd ot cuoito
FtU.t Tree.
Term 111 'o made known at tho time am.
place of M'e. bv
THOMAS UO N". Admlrti'tritor
Of tho Kstato ot Jnnua K.olz, dec'
Mahoulii tp., ov.;f, i8fl.
DANIEL WIEAND,
Carriages, Wagons.Slcighs.&c,
COtlNKR or
BANK. AM) IKON NTlti.M'S,
LEHIHUTOV. Pcnnn.,
nesncctfully announces to his friends nnd (lie
puoiic, mat no is prepared to uuint ail ilea
crhitlnn1 of
UAltltlAClES.
SPHINQ WAOON-5.
SLK1I1IIS, &e..
In thel,itc't and Jlnst Aidiroveil -t ies, ut
Prices lully'ns low ns Ihe .-nine rn be nbinln.
cd elswhi-ri'.gu.irnn'eelnir 111- In-st Sensnn. d
Materia! nnd inoH substantial workinansblp.
i urucui.tr un. nuun given 10
REPAIRING
In all Its details, at Ihe vi ry Lowest Prlrea
Patioiinui! ri'spic fully sollclied und terlccl
satlsf i'tlon uuira teed.
Hcce, i870 yl 1IAN. WIUANM).
A nut larklxifie i a Vfimtial In phvclcal
health as to politic 1 conlfunf,v. Kor weak
iicm 1 the luck un 1 dlroMeMol the liver un
klilnt-yn. ihutnnlonnd mo.iMiutHet IohciIoii
oflhu llliteri' I the u'.e ihlnir ncoiful. lu
ineininr ilwl the siom i-fh In the mainnv of
cVury other or -nn. nn l that by lntltrorutlno
thrtillK' ellon by t tits rmiarnMoa, thu iihI
cutnuin and all its deptndencks aro strenuth
ened, For UostetteriAI.MANAU forlSSO apply to
Dru-iKliU and Uesleri geocrall).
TremonT IfloiisBi),
WASHINGTON, D.C.
3 his popular Hotel has been entirely reSt
, navlntt aroommoilatlons lor 304 iiel,
and will continue to be Ihe only First-Olass
llnuso In the city at moderate rates. Terms,
2 M per day.
rrt'o Omnibus nt Depots,
oclS-tf F. P. IIILIj, Proprietor.
s
UHP(ENA IN DIV0UCE.
Ilarr Allen Rtaenhorfr.1 In the rouvtc( fora.
ty ernMtfticnd.'MaU'l mou llA ot Car.
iimi ACirr, bon f'j.uL'tr.
vi. j Hubrten i la pivorco
Edwin IhMnbowfr. I lwuea to No. 4,
Judo TVim. 1673. allnnto No. 1, Oi'.bor 'iViiu
i7J. Both writ leiuru. U by the Bfioilffi ot
fdiind hi my i alia vio' .'
To l-D it is j;iSESiiutTii4 Repannant DTe
named t Yt am lie cot- iiotitt tn apttr i(
tbe next Unu of ad 0mr. to be li Meu at
Mauch Chun uu tho -ococd M tuo at- of Jnu
rr, to. to n-weriu (.Mrl,co-iiidaUu tea
lu d'faolt :f yiinr Ispivrnnce the -wiue ptu
re-ndlua-r r l bo ha t iyu-t mu.m u Ml i uU-
Pisaaua oecr iivraoni'i iwrrru uj.
Mi nth Chuo
aflSTETTElv
Jl CELEBRATED
rssal b n -fX
, N.T IS, 'k t-wt
New Advertisements.
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03
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02 Its I
Dr. Charles T. Horn
Would announce tn tho public that he ha
purchased Irom .M1IS, A. U. l'Ul'EIi.tho
CENTRAL DRUG STORE,.
In Leuckcl's lllock,
Bank St., Leliighton, F'a.,
llavlntr. rcflttcd nnd refilled the entire etoct
ho cm olfer
DRUGS AND
Strictlv fresh
CHEMICALS
ami Vme,
AIpo Horfo nnd Cntllo f iwdfn,Pitcnt Medt
Oitifg, H rus lit'?, 8oapp. itimlu, l'riumcilrfft
MKiimif, t;iiumo 8 Skins. Wlrus nnd
Liqiinm f ir AI tt leal l'urpoMi'8. Dils.
Isiimpsnnd l-'ixlurt.Dycti ulfii.Uholcu
Clmirt. 1M t'H und T'hncio. irc-
tnclcf, Trui?c. Kurslnir Ih'ttU'S,
, loliu Strings, niul ii lull Hue nt
WuU I'nptir und llorocisailhe
LiowL'it l'rlci'3.
I'refcrli'tlons rnrffully compnund-pd nnd'
piompt uttenttun ttlvin to every branch of tho
t.usincss.
A t-oiittnunnce of tho pitronngo heretotnre'
exteiHli'il io i his tutubllhnit'nt tt nepcctiully
hollcltt'd, and kuilif.iclluii uuaranticii.
ept.l3, lb79.-ly. Du. a T. IIUUN.
JMI0KTANT AN.NtUN('S:M!:N( i
ILewSs WeSsiSj
POST OFFK E I.UILD1NU
LEHlOIlTOsV, PAM 1ik tho largest and
jlont KxLeuelvu Siock ol
HATS, CAPS, &c.
ever orTered In1 this borouuh. Havinc; pur
ehiised my St.ek In Iho IJttstem urmoiber
iiauuficti'TlC-1 nrly in tho Se.ison nnd at ii
siviuirot I0to5 per ccnlutn mi the pie.ent
Ailvuneid I'rli-es, I urn pre4iied tn oiler ex.
irmrilluary linluiM'itieuts to my cus oiuers
Speel.l uttcnilou has beetl Iveu to thu stleu'.
lion of
Fall and Winter Boots !
ami I Invite inynumernns fi lends and patrons'
lucail und extitnluo in, .lock beto'O tnaWinu;
their purrliasu. .IsdMhere, us lum preiu.eil
ut tfive siiecial Inducements iu all (JtSU
I'UlttJIl.lSr IIS.
KlluelnHur, I.1SW1S Wi:iS
l'os.-Uiui.e Uull.llug, LiliUliluu, Pa.
Sept. Su. t
JJOIt AX AIJSl)I.UTi:i,V
Safe and Urilliant Light, Usd
Straub & Harrar's
The Family FavokitU
BURNING OIL !
ssr- Ask r6n straud a- itAnitAR-a
STA1UNE01LI Aug. I8 m3
The nnrlerslgncil la new prepared lo supply
tho i cry belt l,ATTim;ilt"WAf "l" M
lowing LOW l'ltlOK-S KOfl 0AS1I:
At Yard I Dellv'd.
Nn. i Chrstnut. per Ion.. . (3 IW ti so
No. lUhcMnut, ier ton,.. 3W ita
Btove, per Uu 3 US a tt
J . L. GABEL,
Ce.lwu
Gbnehal IIahdwahb, &c
LBinoiIXOS. VA. nT,IO.!'
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