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rilum i howell A Co's News.
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where ADVEUTISINO CON VVW VflDIT
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BATunbAV, January 3j mi.
Local and Personal.
TO SUIlSCUMlEllSk '
Subscribers will jilcaso refer to the direc
tion tabs on their papers, by so doing they
Will bo nblo to seo whetlier lltty nro square
tin our books or not, thus i
John Filiwilliam mar8 79
Shows that IhesubscrlhlibH lias been paid
Up till March 8th, 1870, nlid consequently
there isonndollnrdlie Us t)h tllo present year,
which you will plcnso remit, or$1.2j will be
Charged if wo have lo echd bill.
Now write 1880..
A Happy New Year lo all our patrons
and friends.
Ladies may now step lo tho front. It is
Leap Year.
The totai money on depositln the Beth
lehem banks Is $149,139.38.
Dan Hlco has Joined Moody and Ban
key. Ho Eajo Us beats tho circus.
Do you know that T. D. Clauis sells boots
nnd shoes cheaper than an? mail ih iBftttt
The third stack of tho Coplay Iron
Works was lighted on Christmas day.
Slatlnglon has 407 Inxables, of which
number 207 arc liable to military duty.
Tho Lehigh Valley railroad company
Is stocking its road with new freight cars.
SUmton, nplaco of about 300 inhabi
tants, has four applicants for license lo sell
liquor.
Mr. John Knauss,of Calasauqua at the
present timo has eight clllldren lying sick
with diphtheria.
i Tho Bethlehem Irort Company's cm'
ployces have just rccievetl a voldhlary ad
vance of 10 per cent, on their wages:
Tho furnaces of the Thomas Iron Co.,
six at Ilokcndauqua and two at Lock-Ridge
produce 2000 tons of iron per week.
Our public schools will rti-open on Mon
day next, tho 5th Inst, for a three month's
term.
Tho usual watch-night services were
licld in the Uvangclical church on New Year's
live.
William rowcll, of Ross Hill, Luzcrno
county, was struck by cars on frriday and
killed.
All the schools in Catawissa havo bcon
closed owing to the prevalence of diphtheria.
(Tho funerals average four a day.
Fino ladies and gciltlcmcn's pocket
books, froni lOcts. to $2.S0. Writing desks,
facts, and upward. Scrap nlbilms, 12tts.
and upwards, (jewing bo.tbs, iocts. and
upward, dialler boxes, SOcts. Autograph
albums, 5cls. to $3:00i 1'hotograph alburns,
60cb. to $12.00, at Luckcubacli'fi, Mauch
Chunk.
Tho Topular Wcttern Ticket Agent) B.
O'Bnan, will bo at this offico next Wednes
day night. If you intend lo go west, call
and sco him, ho Will send you right, cheap
and dUlc'k:
Tho Cntasauquft Manufacturing Com
pany surprised their employees on Saturday
Week by paying them partly in gold coin.
A number or our young folks are at
home from Colleges and Seminaries, enjoy
lrlg tho holiday vacation with, parents and
friends.
r. J..Meellan,r..a. D.,of Mauch Chunk,
instituted a Lodge nf Knights of Honor at
Catasauqua on Wednesday night mveek
Thcro is now deposited in the three
national b'lilb'S of Easton, subject to Check
61,130,826,6
The prudent man shovelelh off his pave
ment, but the foolish man leaves tho ice on
Ills and breaketh his own neck, or, anyhow
ho deserves to.
300 boxes West's Vegetable Liver Tills
for salo at Durliug's Drug Store. 20 cents
per box. tf.
Boikdixo. Two or three respectable
young men can liav'o board in a private
family. Apply at this office.
Just received an elegant assortment of
Ladies' coatings, .which will be made up trt
order at lowest prices at T. V. Clauss' mer
chant Tailoring establishment.
tjol. E. B. Youngi ex-mayor of Allen-
town, died lu thatcily on Tuesday last. The
funeral will tnko plaeo to diy (Saturday) at
ono o'clock p. m. front his late residence on
Seventh bcloW Hamilton street, Allenlown
Tho Allcntown Poultry Fair opened
Tuesday.
Tho boys of Eiislofl haVe'dgriidgoagainst
tho pclico of that phicc'j who havo spoiled
the elides on tho sidewalks by sprinkling
ashes on them.
Letter and note heads, envelopes, bill
heads, ic, a siiccialty at very low prices.
Call and sco samples.
If you wanta nico sMoolhcasy shave
your hair cut or shampooing, go to Franz
llocdcrer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho
ld. Ho will fix you right, and don'tyou
forget it.
The Episcopal church at South Bethle
hem, on Sunday week lifted a collection
amounting lo $4,375 to pay off the church
debt, which is about $4000.
A man by name of Ilobert Hughes, em
ployed in tho Blue Vein Slate Quarry, near
Slatiugtou, was severely hurt oho day last
week by a bank of curtli caving in upon
hi m, When released from tho debris it was
found that ho was so severely bruised that
he could not proceed to his boarding house
without help. He was however at last ac
counts rapidly mending up.
Havo you got your winter overcoats T
If not, go to T. D. Clauss, tho tailor, and sco
the immense! display of new and elegant do-
signs in overcoatings just received.
Seo a wine cup in another column,
Mlb a bunch of Grapes from which Spoor's
Port urape WIB6 is made, that Is so highly
esteemed by tho medical profession for the
use of invalids, weakly peWotfi and the
aged. Sold by druggists,
Congressman Ilendrick D. Wright dis
tributed 1,000 loaves of bread to the poor of
his district on Christmas defy, 1,000 loaves
on Saturday last, and 1,000 more on New
Year's day.
Frank II. Kyle, a grocer of West Pitts
oon, has boon arrested, charged with obtain
ing several thousand dollars worth of goods
nuder false pretences and disjiosirrg of them
with the Intention of defrauding his credit
ors. Tho Sheriff has sc12od his slock.
Fred. Snyder, for n number of years
proprietor of the Union House; St Mahanoy
Plane, died on Sunday morning last after a
lingering illness.
Henry and Thomas Ziniinerman'.brcth
ers, aged reflectively about 9 and 11 years,
were drowned at Bethlehem, Monday by
breaking through the Ico;
Tho betrayed dollar is one that finds
itself not able to paw fur more thau 90 cents
after it has been btampol "In God we trust."
But yoil will never bo octraywr rf you hire
your teams t I he popular livery of David
Kbbert on North 6treet,tbis borough. Terms
reasonable.
Have you done your usual swearingofTt
If not, you should do so now, boeauso Wash
ington's Birthday will soon bo hero, and
..vu miiwwg laic, you kuoiv I
!. L. Gitbbl. took a certiorari against the
dcclsloh of Esq. Mosscr, bf Mauctl Chunk,
lit tllo matter of tho Scaler of Weights and
Measures, Albiri Stollc, wherein tho latter
had gone to tho store of Mr. Gauo1,Thb keeps
tt hardware store, and attempted to seal all
tho weights and measures Which ho had In
stock and for sale. Td this Mr. Gabcl ob
jected, when Mr. Slollo brought suit as abovo
for damages. Tlitt base was decided at an
adjourned coilfl; before Judgo Dreher, on
Saturday Uil in favor of Mr. Gabel. The
cost of tho suit falling upon Mr. Stolle. Hon.
W. M. Itnplhcr appeared for Mr. Gabel. The
decislotl In this case gives general satisfac
tion.
On Friday evening of last weeka num
ber of1 young folks, per invitation, met at the
residence of Mr. E. Hibblcr; oh Bankway,
for the purpose of organizing a Social Club.
After a thbrt time spent In pledsant conver
sation) the' club was organized by the elec
tion of tho following officers! President,
Miss B. Scott j Vice Prc'sldent, John Lent!
Secretary, Miss Clara Hibblr Treasurer,
T. J. Selfert.
For the week ending on tho 27th ult.,
thero were shipped over the Lehigh Valley
railroad 50,197 toriS bf coal; a total for tho
season to dato of 358,078 tons, an increase,
as compared with sarrfo thHB lost season, of
111,305 tons.
All those desiring to tlttcnd the singing
school to bo opened In Welssport, will plcaso
assemble In tho public school house of that,
borough, on Thursday evening next, Jan. 8,
1850, at 7 o'clock. For terms, Ac, address
the director) Jon.v F. HiLBicii,
Lehlghton, Pa.
William Powcli, of Kingston, while
standing near tho Lackawahtla and Blooms
bUrg Hail road track Friday morning of last
WCBk) at Fittston; was struck by a passing
train and killed, He leaves a wife and one
child.
Postmasters are now required to stamp
tho date of tho arrival of letters on the back
of the envelope. This is a good and sensi
ble order. It is possible now to tell how
long a letter has been on its journey from
the post bliico mailed to the one to which
scut.
Ono day last week while Mr. John Mc- j
Laughlin, bf Slatington, was engaged In
cutting down a tree ho mot with a yery
ugly accident. It seems that whilo engaged
in bis work he had occasion to pass to the
dthcr side of tho tree to eivo the fiuishlne
strdkc, as lib thought, when the axo in his
hand glanced off and hit his right foot,
splitting it nllriost in two.
Tho numerous friends of Rev. A. Fuchs
D. D., will learn ol his death With much
regret. He died at his residence in Bath on
the 20tti Iri-lij after a lingering illness) aged
76 years. Ho was engaged in the ministry
fur nearly half a century, nnd retired from
tho pastbral charge of tho Lutheran
Churches at Bath, Howertown, riaiufiold,
and other places in May, 1875, on account
of his ago nnd declining health.
Tho "Switzerland" is about as dull a
fllaco to visit just now as any place We know
of. No news' and nocxcitcttlehtofany kind.
Tho County Commissioners havo been
busy with tho collectors or taxes during the
week makingcxoncratlons. A visit to their
offico on Wednesday showed that they were
nearly through. ,
Thd many friends of T. D. Clauss will
bo pleased to learn that on Wednesday last
he sktt i.r.h is full with f rift cou.ity for the
deCcieney in his settlement as Treasurer last
spring. Wo congratulate Mr. Clauss on his
SUCCCSd.
Thero were shipped over the Lehigh A
Susquehanna railroad for the week ending
the 26th ult., 65,957 tons of coal) d total for
tho season to that date of 4,038,823 tons, be
ing an increase, compared with samo time
lust year, df 1,735,439 tons.
Exceisidr Cornet Band of this borough,
was but scrcliatlilig our citizens Ncir Year's
eve.
Wednesday's addition to tho snow upon
the ground in this section has mado tho roads
tolerably faif for sleighing; and David Eb
bert is prepared to supjily you with tho
teams to enjoy tho occasion.
Wo were pleased to meet our esteemed
fricnd.Prof. J. P: Hbwlami.in Mauch Chunk,
Wednesday. Ho was on his way to Farry-
vilie, to visit friends.
A special niectirtg bf oiir School Board
was held Wednesday evening, a few bills'
were ordered paid, and several bonds order
ed exchanged from 0 to S per cent, when
tho board adjourned.
Tho depot for fresh, pure and genuine"
drugs and medicines is Dr. C. T. Horn's Cen
tral Drug Store, op'posito the "Carbon
Housr." 8-19;
John Burns', being drunk, fatally slab-
bod his wife whilo fiho w3 asleep, and then
tried to commit suicide; m Easlou, on last
Tuesday nlgiit.-
Itov. J. P. Miller, pastor of the M. E.
church of this borough, buried art Infant
child ou Wednesday last.
A well executed counterfeit half eagle Is
in circulation, one that stands ricdrly nil the'
testa but that of the scales, nnd ncarly'tliat.
Tho genuine half eagle weighs 129 grains
this spurious coin, as tested at the United
Stales Mint, weighs 127 grains 1J grains
short by nicely adjusted scales. Ou scales
that are a little still" tho absence of weight
is scarcely discernible, and too coaling of
gold is sufficiently thick to resist the usual
chemical tests, Tho officers of tho mint re
port it tho best exeoutod bogus half eagle
ever shown there.
cut 'tUi (fin.
For the coining year the days and dates
of tho important events, anniversaries and
holidays will fall as follows: Epiphany
Tuesday, Jan. 6th J Septuagesima Sunday,
Jan. 25th; Shrove Tuesday, (Fastnachl,)
Feb. 10th j Ash Wednesday Feb. litis
First Sunday in Lent, Feb. 22nd; St. Pat
rick's Day, Wednesday, March 17th ; Palm
Sunday, March 21st Good Friday; March
26th; Easter Sunday, March 28th) Low
Sunday, April 4th ; Itogation Sunday, May
2nd; Ascension Day, (Holy Thureday,)May
0th: Pentarost, (Whit Sumlay,) May 16th
Trinity Sunday, May 23rd j Corpus Christi,
Thursday May 27th ) Decoration Day, Snn-
day May 30th j Independence Day, Sunday,
July 4th) First Sunday In Advent, Nov,
28th ) Christmas, Saturday, Dec. 25th.
ItellKrrrufrNotefc
Packbrton M. E. Ciiubcu. Iter. W. 11,
Pickop,iastor. To-morrow (Snocloy), preach
Ing at 10:30 a. id., Sermon to Children, Sun.
day school 2 p, m.j Prayer MeetlnnThursday
evening at 7:16 o'clock. SUndayJao.il, Oon-
lerence uoiiecuons.
LKHIOIITON M. E. UlICECH. lfev. J. P.
Miller, pastor, r.SO a. in., Cists' fteetlng
10:30 a. m bcrmou by the pastor, i p.
thinday school; 6 p. m., Prayer and' Praise
Servicer? P-' m., Sermon by tho pastor.
EvntoEMCALUncKCii WxissroBT. J, k,
Beyfrft FaHor. uerraan preaelilnir at 10
o'clock a', inj, by the Patter. Teachers meet.
lng at 1:57 p. m. Sunday School at 3 p.m
tngirili-prcsmhlnjt at Tp.-M,
A correspondent Writing from Mllford
says that a man' named Nraman, who left
thero suddenly some yeirs'ag'o, deserting his
wife, has returned. Ho assigns as a reason
for his conduct that his wife Was unfaithful
bhortly after his departure the wife was im
prisoned for larceny, and sinoo her release
sue uas uisappojroa lutirely.
Our Wrntlicrlf Spectrin
Our public schools cldstni on tho 24th
ult. nnd will reopen bri Monday next. In
the meantime our entire juvenile popiflaoe
Is luxuriating In tho tarlous sports' klddrcd
to tho holiday season. Friday, Saturday and
Monday wen! gala days for tho coaslcr i,tvho
frcoly availed themselves of tho facilities for
that gushing sport, afforded by our Inclined
Ico-clad streets. Tho only melody Iri tho
air was1 "clear tho coast," The enjoymetit
Was riot restricted id ago, sex, color or con-dltiori-old
and young, married and un
married; male and fcmald alike ihdulecd In
it Tho warm rays of bid Sol ou Monday
put an end to the pasiitfto foHho present
and the sled market is exceedingly dull.
The Christmas of 1879, has Indeed, been
a "merry onb" lo our people, if We may
judge by the genial countenances of bap'py;
gushing childhood; exuberant yb'ulh; fcllci
tous middle age and sercno old ago, in our1
midst. Thd traffic dono by our merchants
n sweetmeat; fruits, toys and fancy articles
has been unusually largo, and tha Christ
mas trco presents numerous. The entertain
ment g'ven In tho M. E. church on Christ
mas Evo was Suite entertaining and enjoy
able, and tha porfdrmors wCf e' greeted with
a goodly nudlerice; notwithstanding tho in
clemency of tHo weather. Tha ItlncaS of
Mr. Bryan; tho' violinist; which reridorcd
necessary the omission1 df the' orchestral
music prepared for the occasion, Was much
regretted by many. Wo are requested to
extend tho thanks cf tho doiiimittco lo all
parties who aided in the enterprise. At tho
closooftho literary and musical exercises,
the usual distribution of sweetmeats for the
children was made; which was followed by
the distributldn of prescntaon the Christmas
tree. Prominent among tho numerous pres
ents was that of a bcfitlttlful easy chair the
gift of tho pupils of tho High School to Mr.
lowland, tho principal.
-Tho festivities at tho Reformed church
on Christmas night weroofa v'ery bnjoyablo
nature, consisting of music by tho school,
short and pertinent addresses by Mr; II. S.
Rinker, the superintendent, and Rev. Mr.
Mishlcr, the pastor, closing with tho dona
tion of presents found on the Christmas tree
and tho distribution of candy end fruits
among tho bhildfcm
Miss McCay, teachef of the Intcimodl-
ato school Was unable to teach last week, by
reason of sickness her place being tempo
rarily supplied by Miss Brislin of tho High
school.
Rov. R. H. Colburn has had tho pleas
ure of tying three iymenial knots recently
all within ten days. On Christmas eve
our young friend Geo Kline look unto him
self a wife in tho person of Miss Jarrard,and
on Saturday evening Ed. Buck went and
did likewise, taking for his better half Miss
Emma Dodson. Wo wish them a pleasant
voyage on the sea matrimonial.
rrof. Rowland and family spent Christ
mas with friends at Jancsville.
Just its plans are being laid for numer
ous sleighing parties, tho clerk of tho weather
steps in and vetoes tho whole programme.
Hott. Rdbt. Klotz will plcaso accept our
acknowledgments for valddblo Congression
al documents.
H. S. Rlilkct was re-elected superintend
ent and Mr. Stdgerwalt, assistant superin
tendent of tho Germari Reformed Sabbath
school on Sunday last.
Sinco our previous Uc'm Vfti havo been
favored vsjth another edition ol ''beautiful
snow" Hardly enough however to make
sleighing good. Moreover the Intense heat
oi boi s rays on tins ucllglitlul Hew lcar s
morn Is llkSly to put aqothcr veto upon
sleghlng for the present.
A eushine, joyous "Happy New Year"
and many returns to tho Camion Advocate
and its genial editor.
JiTllEL WART.
AVcUsprot ltcini
Weissjiorlers determined not to bo out
done by her sister borough of Lehlghton In
tho marrying line, has two weddings to re
port Hits week. Tho first that of our young
friend Frank Marsh and Miss Mary Scho-
ficld, who were joined in the holy bonds on
Christmas eve, by Rev. J. E. Freeman; ttnd
the second Charles Nusbaum nnd Miss Va
leria Gilliam who wcro married at Slating
ton, on Tuesday evening last, by Rev. Mr.
Erb. May both pair llvo long and enjoy
alt tho sweets of this life.
The Rev. J. K. Scyfrit, pastor of tho
Evangelical church, Wcissport, and his fam
ily wcrp favorably surprised on Saturday
evening, by a delation of tho fcinalo mem
bers of tho congregation, who besieged tho
parsonage, making thing's easier by empty
ing their heavily freighted baskets, which
contained a haudsomo supply of tho neces
saries of life. SUch deeds of kliidhcss and
liberality have a tendency to bring the
hearts of both pastor and Jarisbioners closer
together.
Tho Fort Allcii Foundry stopped work
on Wednesday of last week for tho holidays,
and during the Intervals hayo Introduced a
new and powerful steam pump into their
works. They resumed full hauded WcdJ
ncsday morning.
Duriuz tbo niehtof Ilia .11 et ult.n imnir
offowdlcs amused themselves by tearing
down yoUng shade trees, fences, Ac. No ar
rests havo yet been mado of tho miscreants.
While on a visit to Weissnort on Wed-
mormng.we had a yery handsome back tfow
photograph of ourselves taken jfj tie sn'ow.
News items are scarco as bed's tooth in
this pbce.
Slitnrt'v linn Ilcnih.
Mr. John Ounfer commenced cutting
timber on Thursday the 18th ult.
Mr. W. SchaeUer and E. Hough arrived
unexpectedly from Weatherly on Tuesday
Hi ult.
The No. 2 school Is making great Improve
ments In dialogues.
Mr. T. Fenstermacher was on a vlst to D.
SchatTer cm the 22d ult.
cMr. Deck Is very busy clearing bruth.and
while to' engaged futind at grave where the
Indians madepea'co In 16M.
Mr. E. F. Mantz la now sporting a new
milk sleigh,
Mr. J, Bally Is doing a Urge business In
butchering,
Mr. U. K. Musselman paid a visit tb J.
Elitler's school on Friday, lath uIU
Mr. E. Hough commenced work again (ft
Packerton on Friday of last week.
Mrs. Sarah Sohaeffer lo busy again at her
weaving business, and she Is doing good work
and its cheap as you can get It anywhere.
Mr. V?.- Schaetfer and several of his friends
were out minting on Saturday but did not
bring any game.
Mr. Klitlef's" s'chbls'rs are making great
taffrcrrementa In' their studies,
Mr: W. llellman had good luck while out
hunting ) he shot S rabtihs and sold them at
licit a head.
Christmas Is past and the gobblers are alt
gone. Pit lliifffaLrooa.
A very painful Occident occurred at Sum
neytown on Mcwday evening. .A' daughter
ofWilliam Bakerresiditrgin Philadelphia',
is at homo ou it, visit Witlr her little ton of
five vears of age, who was" the victim of the
accident. Jacob Hood, a neighbor and a
brother to Mrs. Baker, das' a sou about six
teen yean of age. He carried; an old pistol,
unknown to hit father, aud while at Baker's
be was in tho act of showing tho weapon,
when tho load Was accidentally discharged
in the little boy's face. The main di.charge.
took cll'jct in tho chin, but shot were scatter
ed all over the' face, inflicting very painful
wounds. Dr. Jaooby was sent for who probed
tho wound, but was unable to extract the
shot. Tho case it considurol a hopeless one.
Should there be such a thing as the boy sur
viving he will be badly disfigured fur 1 i lo.
1H(T Creole Itctnsu
The fast feather Is shaken flam the wing
of 1879, and lSjo fresh; yoUnic and full of lusty
Vigor Is In oar midst. ThanksgtVlnK songs'
and cheer have passed; Ohrlstm&s chimes
have died away, and tho advent of tho New
Year Is celebrated will! happy rejoicings,
while the old Is s'utlerod td lapse Into the sea
of the dead past.
Ho did your turkey taSte.
Preparations' die being tilade for the Ice
hatvcs't.
. There will be hhy-'threb' Thursdays and
Fridays In 18S(.
Tho Soil's school of this pliico and Maria
Furnace school closed on Wednesday after
noon cf latt week and reopened again on Mom
day motnlng last.
The boys are making the best of the snow.
Coasting Is In order:
Mrs. O. Krum,orPIttStoti;pent the holt
day with friends at this plaeof
Hon. J. O. Zero, of Welishort, was at this
place Saturday and called but (ltd not find us
at bomb. Call again dootof.
Taut Back and family wcro vlslttna; his
brother who resides ne'ar DantelSttllo, over
Christmas hope they enjoyed themselves.
Tho Tbwamensing Horse Insurance Com
pany will hold their annual meeting at Stem
lersvllle; to-day (Saturday atl o'clook p. m.,
sharp, td elect Officers for the ensuing year,
and do rlioh business as may be brought be
fore the meeting. W. E. Kemerer, See'y.
Sleighing was good a few days this week,
ujacob Stroup moved from Pine Run to
Millport bit Tuesday of last week, and Harry
Wertt moved on the farm vacated by Mr'
Straap.
The old time Watch Meeting were held
In the Solt's church of this place on New
Year's ere.
The teacher In our common schools who
can keep his scholars cotitlhtlally at work dur
ing school hours, will not find much trouble
In governing his or her school: Industry Is
the great secret Of success In all kinds of busi
ness, and In no place more so than In the
school room:
He that loses his conscience has nothing
left worth keeping:
The slekness In the family of Abraham
Henry Is rapidly disappearing under the med
ical skill of Dr. J. U. Zern,or Welssport, which
I am pleased to note.
Will somS brie ol the numerous corrcs
pondents of the Advocate glvo us a suro and
trlod cure for Chilblain, and oblige a Irlond of
ours a sufferer therefrom.
Rabbits will now have a rest. Sportsmen
must now turn their aitfntton In somo othor
direction.
Several of our neighbors have the past
few days been engaged In bringing coal from
Summit Hill.
A party from Welssport were at this place
after rabbits on Tuesday last.
Reuben Strohl moved from this plaeo to
Mauch Chunk on Monday list, where be has
secured work our best wishes for his success.
ltuvEnx.
ToWHincimliiff ilrcrl'tlbiM
Roads wore In a poor driving condition tho
foro part ol this weok.
Tho Lutheran Association of Pleasant
Valley held their festival Thursday' evening,
January 1st.
"Joe" went to Packerton on a visit to his
brother-in-law, to-day (Saturday).
Jonathan Dorlleb, of near Traclisvllle,was
burled at the Lutheran church, at Kunkel
town last Sunday. The funeral sermon was
delivered by Rev. Mr. Huber, of Uroadhcads
vllle. Deceased was aged C8 years, 6 months
and 25 days.
Miss Slary J. Walp, formorly of this place,
bnt now of Tullytonn, near Philadelphia, Is
at homo with her mother at Curtalnsvllle,
Monroe county, whero she will stay till next
spring".
Rev. M. Freeman, of Wcissport, preached
at the Jerusalem church at Trachsvlllo on
Sunday at 0:15 a. m.
Angelina Chrlstman, of Cbrlstman's vat-"
ley died last Saturday night of Typhoid fever.
Her remains wcro Interred at the Jerusalem
church on Tuesday last.
David Strohl, who w Si engaged In chas
ing Toxcs, on Friday of last week, had the
luck to capture a gray one.
Henry Kunkel, of Trachsvllle, was on a
business trip, to Stroudsburg, on Monday
last.
Edwin Eckhart, of Albrlghtsvlllo, was on
a visit ffear here on Saturday and Sunday
last, glad to see him.
Henry Chrlstman who Is engaged at
painting, In EUort, was at home on a visit
last Sunday.
Emma Stetter formerlyof this valley, but
now of Mauch Chunk, Is now at home, with
ber parents, whero she wlti remain until bet
hands have fully rccovcrod.
Hiram Bter; who was working on a farm
at Selgfrlcd's Bridge, Is In this vicinity visit
ing friends and relations; he Intends to leave'
lor the former plaeo In a few weeks.
Miss Luclnda Klciutop of this place went
to Mauch Chunk, last Tuesday whero shots
doing house work for John Dehlor.
Messrs. Wm. Searfass, of Philadelphia,
and Wilton Dotter, of White Haven, were at
our place on Thursday last.
Mr. Amos Stelnbranner and wife, of Dan.
lelsvlllc, were at this place on Thursday last.
Mr. R. H. YoungUn is very busy building
tho county terts', near Dennis Moyer's, In
Towamenslng, which was given out by the
Commissioners a few months ago.
Another child of John Strohl's of Elder
township, Monroe' county, Pa., died ofdlph.
thcrls, and was burled at the Jerusalem
church in Towamenslng, on Saturday of last
weeta. This Is the seventh child that died In
Mr. Strohl's family ; the last threo died with
in a monlH.
Mr. Harrison Kunkle Will mbte to Krctge
vllle the coming spring. He has" bought the
old stand formorly occupied by Davfd Krcsge;
Mr. Lovelier! Kostenbader who has been
on a visit to Virginia Is back again.
The shooting match held by John Eck
hardt In TbwamenslLg, on tfc'iJ Sith ult.; tt!
well attended. Eleven turkeys were shot for
and nine raffled off. There was also a well
attended dance In the evcnlb.
Mr. FrXnk Mengel, orstroudtb'arg, Mon
roe county, Pa,, Is teaching school at Aqua
tehlcola, thlt county,
Die main business here Is butchering.
Mr. W. Q. Brown teacher of Eckhardt's
school, In Towamenslng; enrolled IS jrunlli
and more a'fe to Come.
Mr. William4 Shoenberger was on a busi
ness visit on Friday or latt week at Wild
Creek.
Mr, Miller while but hfcnllfig had the
good luok to capture a fox.
Mr. Henry lleltner while out In the woods'
chopping, on the 18th, killed two raccoons;
which his dog bad chased Into a hollow tree.
Mkhcvbt.
IVIlcl ktevlc IrertW
Quite a lot of our young friends were on a
sleigh ride to a Chriitmat foillval, on Thurs
day evening ol latt week.
Mr. J. C. DIttler, of Audenrled, but for
merly of thlt place.was visiting relations here
cti Thursday,! rlday, nM tfatordsy; We were
all gfad t6 tee blm.
A. Klbler, of Dottersvllle, and FranC
Smith, of Plna swamp, were visiting frlendt
and re allocs at Wild Creek Kettle on last
Sunday.
11. and O. Lelrdecker, of Wild Creek. ar
busily engaged In hauling timber for John
Crahr.
Miss Ellen Dittlcrof Slatington and Miss
Elisabeth DMler of Weltsport; were TiiltlDf
their parents' off Christmas.
George Lebrfng left for dbuldiboro on
Tuesday having procured a Job hauling logt,
Win. Kibbler, of Kresgevltle, while out
sleigh riding on Christmas bad a runaway
with his horses'.
D. S. Lovllt, of Bucks county, formerly of
this place, Is visiting here.
J-Cecila Smith It tick with diphtheria.
Mr. Henry llltner, while chopping wood
captured two raccoons.
Mist Catharine Haydt left for Welttpnrt
on Friday last where the procured a situation'
In the Fort Allen House.
-41eorg Haydt,' Is busily engaged thresh-'
InXgralD,- Jok.
Lutt Thursday night, a iirismrer iri the
Wtllitmisport Jail namedllowla'nd attempted!
to ejose. Thb Strsrilf iri tf fug to rural
Him iti.nr hank- IrtIA lil ill u'nx niuntllt Ait
when tho sou of tho lurmar struck Itowland,
1 daugoruu.,ly injuring him.
Tlio C'onl Trtulo.
Tho (lost week has prcscrilcj nothing now
In the atithfacitd coal trade. Tho fifty-first
week of tho year li ever a broken ono at best
and tills year It Is rcifdcrc'd duller llian
usual by reason of tho fact that cflbtts nro
making by a considerable porliod of tho
tradd td lessen production, sd that, taking
tho two causes together, wo may sdy that
tho trade has been extra dull. As to prices
of coal tllero Is difference ofbpinlon. Tllbsd
who are really forced to sell tholr coal from
financial hbccssitlcj como down as much as
fitly cents per ton from circular prices.
Thoso who nro not So necessitated for money
means hdid thblr coal rind avail Ihcnlsclvcs
bf the opportunity affordod to rllako prepa
rations fdr greater prdduclioii next year.
The total Ujhnogo for 1879, It is noiv pretty
well ascertained) Is In exesss of 23,000,000 bf
tons. Thcrd Is every reason to bcllcvo that
this largo amdtlnt will bo Increased by tho
demand for coal in 1880. It is pretty goho
rally conceded that the chlfef stimulant for
the current year's largo production of an
tbracito coal was In tho direct rodnectlon
with tho demand for Iron. That Industry
has withlh the present year bceti lilted from
the low depression of 18 per tori lo$33J per
ton on a tbiy largo production, on what are
adniiltbd to be liberally remunerative prices.
Not only is this most veritable and a demon
strated fact as to tho past,but all tho indica
tions point to a steadily Increasing dcrtidrJd
lor Iron In the near fuldre. There Is rlol; as
far as wo know or learn, more than two or
tlireo idlo furnaces in this Stato. Nearly
every lurnaoo in condition and every dilap
idated txfhecrn lliitl could bo extemporized
Into working order is at work, and on full
time. These iron furnaces ara the great
consumers of coal, and If they can bo kept
cmplbyed the iron demand for lighter nlan
ufacturlng purposes and for rfomcetic uses
will not only keep up of themselves, but
will naturally Increase. Tho iron trado in
all its branches within the last fa weeks
seems lo have taken a fre'stl b'oltnd forward,
Hot only In this market but throughout thb
country. Evidences of the fact are seen
oil every side. Tho Pittsburgh and Phila
delphia rolling mills have orders running
into tho middle of next summer, whilo at
other Important points farther West tho ac
tivity is described ssaltogetherphenomenal.
Tho present prices of coal are, therefore; of
comiwratlvoly little account. Thd dcriiarld
for coal and iron in 1880 will equal the en
tire capacity of prodilctiod, Without let b'r
stoppage Railroad building and repairing
will require an immense deal of Iron. We
havo seen it estimated that 9000 miles of new
track will bo built during tho year, rind
equal lo 9000 more will bo required for old
roads, adding to thoso two sources of de
mand, nnd necessary to their uso in con
struction, iron for bars, bolts, spikes, ic, say
100 tons per mile, and we havo an increase
of 1,800,000 tons, nud, with reasonablo esti
mates of cars likely lo be built and old cars
repaired, we have a tolal of 2,460,000 tons
of iron lo bo required for the railway in
terest alone, tatting no accouut for tha other
uses to which iron is put. In 1879 thero
wcro about 275 furnaces Iri blast. It is now
estimated that thcro will bo 700 in blast in
tbo year 1880. Wo rcat our caution of
last week to coal consumers, tbat thoso bf
them who are holding out of thd co.1l mar
ket now in the expectation of controlling
next year's coal prices to lower figures, to
take care that they are not found counting
without their host. Tho safer policy for
llioso who want cool for nny description of
manufacture for a future market is to bay at
present prices' rather than to halt in llifcir
production. Thero may bo hero and tllc're
instances of fluctuations In coal prices that
seem to offer advantages by waiting for lower
pnebs, but tho forty who keeps steadily on
his works, paying tho cdrrent market rates
for his fuel, will bo most euro to realize the
larger profits of tho year its against those
who afb found higgling for lower prices,
which generally results in little other than
the Unwilling of thd market, to tho ultimato
disadyarttage oftll. Nothing so much helps
busincso ns to permit all participating in It
to havb a liberal share of tho profits. Tho
anthracita production of 18S0 is put down
by somo of tho more sanguine nt 28,000,000
of tons. Without fully" accepting these lalgo
figures we feel safe- in saying that tho de
mand will bo more closely un to all lhal can
be produced in tho last seycrai years. That
is to say, the utmost production of anthracito
possible will little, If any, exceed tho de
mand. Ledger, Monday.
irr Atfii nkwA.
"Kctncr Sal" Is a femalo hermit, living
near Bernville, Berks county, who is 75
years Ol age.
Lizzio Bender, of Bristol, Bucks county,
was burned to death on Christmas mornintr
,uy ner ciotning taxing lire.
A stove works is to bo started next spring
at Roybr'S Ford.
The ritUburc papers report that alt the
mills in the viciuity of Woods' Hun havo
started up either In full orm part;
Tho real and personal property of Wash
ington county has been assessed at $32,031,-
The Bradford Era reports that tho salo of
diamonds in that city for tho holiday trade
uaa ucen unprecedented.
Tho Altooffa Tribilne steltel Ih'rct during
tho past year there wcro built In tho shops
nffl.a, fin. Mn.ni:.).in.! I ,r
v. lum wii uitj wunufiuukui tuwmuuvca.
A vein of iron ore, equal in quality to
Lako Sujwrior ore, bos been opened near
Mercer.
Thirty Hungarian emigrants havo been
put to work as Wood choppers at Lenharts
ville, Berks county.
Mrs. Thomas Eltringham, of New Mines,
bcnuyi Kin county, was louua on tneroad
side, Christmas' Ju frozen to death.
Christopher Ludwig Laurence died in
WilllamsioTt bit Thursday, in ills S8thyear.
Ho Was a soldier under the first Nopblc'on.
John Bloom; v)ho wis stabbed lit the bead
with a wewdriver by Frank Gutofskl, in
.Nanueoke.on tile toil! inst.ytiM on Satur
day night, and Gulofski has been arrested.
A Hungarian wood chopper on the Blue
Mountains, Berks county, wascaught under
a tailing tree and held there three days bo
fore help reached him.
Christmas was welcomed at Reading by
ringing, for tho first time, the chimes recent
ly put jit tna lower or enrrst Episcopal ca
thedral. Miss Mary Anri fender; bf Johnstown,
who was to have been married on Christmas
day, died the Tuesday before of diphtheria
and was buriexi in her wcuuing garments.
J. H. Mitchell, a brakermvn, fell under the
car v heels" at Blairsville, Indiana county,
on Monday morning, and was instantly
kiueu.
The bofcfy of John Shrutrf,- a rnlll laborer,
was round on the Pennsylvania llallroad
near Johnstown, on Monday morning, In a
horribly mutilated condition:
Tho Allegheny County Confmitlee of the
Greenback party havo elected delegates to
the National Conference of that party, to be
ueiu m nasuiugiou next uioniu.
Charles A. Gordon, of Pittsburg, aged 14
years, diod on Sunday morning Irom star
vation, not having tasted food or Wale for
lour wetm. jio was troubled witn an ai
faction of the throat, which prevented him
irom swauowiug.
Sheriff Startwell. of McKean county, re
ports a prisoner in the jail there who has
becu thrown into tho deepest despondency
by visions in which he sees Tracy, who was
recently nangeu.
Tho miuinc hrfdclrroonV is becomlnc plen
tiful in. Pennsylvania, Alleutown bad a
distressing case of it last weak, and now Ar
maugh, Indiana county, ivporte. a case.
The wedding faast, however, wat not watted
Tho twin brother of tho lata Michael C.
Kcrr,who at tho tlmo of hlsdeath was speak
er of the National Itpuse of Representatives,
Is n Juttlco of tho rtaco, hear Brccdtown,
Crawford county.
Nauseous medicines seem all that the dob-
tnrm nnn llilil .if' 1W fiBil Pniinl.
8yrup," and you wlil bo delighted beyond
measure.
William Zcilh. a lov slore'WrHir In rittn-
biirg, on Monday last d re It fSjOoiltof bank
learlul something might hapci (o, thb bnHk,
and dchositcd it 'n his bureddilraiver. That
lllght thieves robbed him of Itt
The wile of ex-Governor William F. John-
Ddtl Is being Urged by anumbcr of tho Penn
sylvania Congressmen for tbo vacant Fast
mastership it Kltlanlng, Crawford county.
She Is said to bo a lady of intelligence and
uusiness uunimcaiions.
Mrs. B. O. Sullivan died In Tionesli town
phlh, Forest conutv. onMundav from tinralv-
sis; bioilght on by trouble and exposure.
Her husband descried her not long since,
and trtst Vedk she was turned out for rent.
She leaves three little children.
Thd EHo Observer rcnorta that tha Prnsl-
dent having sent tho namo of Mr. Mnor-
iicad to tile senato as postmaster nt that
place, endj lbs party fight over tho place.
Air. Moorhcad's chemies in the contest havo
giver! him h congratulatory hand-shake.
Miss Kate Krutiman. of Readinc. died
on Saturday, in terriblo agony, from having
lauon strycnnino wmi suiciuai intent, one
was a strict church member, and several
years dgo suffered from melancholia, but
lately It Was thought she had gotten over It.
Tho Nornslown Hoopla are busy talklne
over tho arrest of Mr. Frank Kono by the
Sheriff of Montgomery county, on Christmas
Evd hlelit, for tho non-payment of some
costs. Mr. Kand values the loss of his
Christmas festivities at $5,000, and has sued
the Sheriff for that much damages.
On Monday Mrs. Jano Dales, of Browns
ville entered an outbuilding that had not
been used for Ibhlo II mo. Her nephew, not
knowing of her presence there, dlschirecd a
gun at tho side of Iho building In practising
at d mark; killing thb ulifbrtunata lady in-
Btauiiv.
A Gentian named Blsscllbtcr. who occu
pies a frame shanty In Erie, was found, on
Friday, surrounded hv ftnven rhthlrnn ami
allofthbm nearly dead froin cold and the
want bi rood: Tho mother was found dead
iu uiu Kiii-uui, Eiio naving succumocu to
discuss nnd hilligci' the day bctoro.
An old scissors-grinder, whoso faco has
been familiar for some timo in tho towns of
Cambria county, throw himself upon a largo
revolving wheel at n furnace In Millvilic,
Cambria county, on Thursday night, with
suicidal intent. His legs and arms were
torn ofT, and liiS hedil mashed out of shape.
In 1876 Mf: Wiillaitl k. llovcs, then n
resident of Pittsburg, presented Miss Lizzio
Roskoir, Df that city, with a gold watch and
chain, valued at $100. It is unnecessary to
stato tbat Miss Roskoff was at that time the
idol of Mr. Hayes' affection. Slnco then
air. iiaycs' has remdvod to California whero
ho has married, and now sues for tho re
covery of the watch, tho case pending in tho
uottri oi common rieas at ruisbunr. An
Aldcrmarl previously decided the case against
uie inuy.
The Pittsburg ChMicli has1 1 icar'd ru
mors that a party of capitalists are to buv
up $2,000,000 of property in tho cast end of
mat city, it has sinco learned that tllo pur
chaso dVpcnds entirely upon an ordinance
of tho city making assessments on property
owners in that section for street improvo
mcnts going into effect. If It does hundreds
will not bo able to pay tho assessment, nnd
at tho salo tho capitalists will buy these
properties at very low figures:
Oii Mb'nday George Sims, 17 years of age,
wimo oning machinery in mo Merchants
Mills, nt Eiie,was caught on a shaftand
his body whirled arbltfid at thp rato of eighty
revolutions a minute. HIS h'cod struck a
beam nt every revolution, nnd when taken
down the body Vas found to be horribly
mutilated, bones being broken in every
limb, rind tho tvliold body wna brilisnrl nml
bleeding. At last nccourfls Uo was' alive,
witn somo nupes oi recovery.
XIngo Park, a miner of Elizabeth, nnd
prominently known in connection with coai
miners' interests, is missing. He left home
on tho 0th of October to seek work at a plaeo
called Library, not far away, and sinco then
has not been heard from. Ho had incurred
tho enmity of the rriificrs In his neighbor
hood by opiwsing their strikes at aiffcrent
times, nnd,- they , had frequently threat
ened him harm. Park was, in 1875, Stato
organizer of tho Millers Union of Pennsyl
vania, and was Indieled in Clearfield coun
ty for conspiracy oud sent to tllo perJllcntia
ry, but was soon pardoned out.
Bo wise; simply call on your druggist for
"Dr. Sellers' CoUgh Syrup," when you havo
a cold or coifgli. 25c u bottle.
Not AlM-hyMTIiu.
An exact from a Paris' paper published in
the FrccPrcti a sliort tlm'o ago told how a
rich willow bequeathed 4 Legacy of $10,000
to a young man who offered her his umbrel
la cn a rainy day. Yesterday was a rainy
day; and a yoling man saw a lono femalo
paddling up Woodward avenue. He had
an Umbrella she had nono. Ho had read
that extract. Ho saw from $5,000 to '$10,
lying around loose. Ho stepped lortvard,
bowed politely and asked :
"Madame, will ybtf do mo the great hon
or to' accept my umbrella?"
Silo halted, looked him and Ills' tfmbrclla
all over and then replied:
"Now, boy, you move on j Do you sup
poso I'd give myself aay by carrying an
old cotton umbrella? If you want to be po
lite lend me a dollar and telephone for a
coupe."
There will bo many marriages In society
this winter, becanso so many are enjoying
the delights of the Salem SunbctutCi menu
of courtship':
A bunch of flowers,
A book or two,
A little billing,
A 'ittle coo,
A little coming
ArM going, till
They go to church
And say "I will.1'
And that ends it.
Telecrrams received at Constatfttnonle.
tfdff Nov! Bazar announces that the acita-
lion in Bosnia and Herzegovina is assuming
serious projioriions, owing to me tyranny ol
mo Austnau owners.
Four thousand Albanians, it Is1 reported
from Vienna, are ready to resist tho cession
of Gusinje and Plava and Montenegro,
Ahmed Moukhtar Pacha's troops ftrf muti
nous.' They have not been paid ac'd are
in rags.
6peciaf oiipalchce received at ibndon
Irom Constantinople roiiort that (be differ
ence between Sir Austen Layard, the British
Ambassador and the Porte, regarding the
arrest nnd sentence of death to a priest who
hail been convicted of being the author of
tract hostile to I no religion ol islam, will
bo uellnileiy and satisiactoriiy arranged.
Mr. Maskclyne;of the mineral department
.in i r : : . i. . . -, ' . . . i r i . ..
oi nits i;rt"9u fuutfuiiiii,vriits ui luo iajiiuou
Time that, after a thorough test of the so
called crystalizad forms of carbon obtained
by Mr James MacLcar, of the St. Rollax
chemical works, who supposed he hSi dis
covered a process of making diamonds, he
(Air. .nasueiyne; nan no Hesitation in ao
claring that they are not diamonds at all
but consist of some compound of silica.
.lUKKlF.l),
HEYDT HEILMAtf. On New Tear'sday,
by Hen W.. U." Laltile, Prof. Horses I),
lleyilt, ofllerlci county, Pa,., and Mist Ellen
j. ueiunau, uauKuier oi juosci ueurnar-Esi.-,
of thlt borough.
The happy pair have our best wl,het for
their happlnesi and prosperity through thlt
life.
YEAOElt WEBB. On 'the 25th ult, by
ltev. A. 11. llartboloiaew,Mr John Yeaoter
or Mauch Chunk, and Mist Emma Webb.of
Lehlghton, Oaioon county;
PETREY llONTZ. On tho Mth ult., by
the tame, Mr. Hlchard Petrey, ol ltockiort,
and Miss Kitty Ann Hunts, of Mahoning,
Oarboa county.
OINllER QUM11ERT. On the 28th ult.,
by the same, Mr, Charles' Harrison Otnder,
of East Penn and Miss Mary Jane Uumbert
vf Mahoning, Carbon county.
lIElj
KISTLRR. On the lit ult.. la Welt Penn.
liote Kilty Ann, daughter or Charles and
Kitty Anu Klulor, aged 2 years, 11 mouths,
and 28 days.
Wanted)
fji'crman A Co., Marshall, filch., want an
ogent In this county nt once, fit n salary of
$100 per month and expenses paid. , J-'nr full
particulars Address as above. libt'.tS-ly.
Lclilxlilnu l'roiliico Htnrkfct.
ConttxoTXD Wkeklt.
Flour, per sack..;: $1 it
Corn, per bushel ..ii 75
Oats, tier bushel i 60
Mixed Chop, per ewt 140
Middlings, per cwt....;i 1 40
Iran, per ewt I 00
luttcr, per pound 25
'gKSIperdotcn Ut,..; U4
Ham, por pound 10
Lard, pcrpodnd t..i4 9
Mhoilldetf, per pound ,.;;!lii. ,,,, T
Potatoes, per bushel mi, 56
Closing prices of UmiAvR.-) A TuwitacMD,
Stock, Uovcrhnicnt and Gold, 40 South
Third Street. Philadelphia, Dec., 23, 1879
IT S.r.'s. 1831 lOdH bid tC-ft asMc'
tfJ-i. uuirencv.fl's lAi bin IvtAt ankro
U.HISVisai. ncwii, ..lis hldiosii axxid
U. tt. iV. now... 1C6H bin ids . asked
U.y 4'anew '0. H bid matt askt-ti
reiinsylmnisn.lt CO It bid SOHaxkeA
rhila.AltnidlnitU.il SJrj bid 11 ked
Lehigh Valley 11. It 52 bid askee
liehictiroaUt.Nnv.Co.... a bid 5;ftnkci
ITnitfd Cora-janlesof K. J..63 . old isstiaskic
Mnitherrt Central ii.lt.... 3j bid t ante
Iloitonvllle l'ai. It. 11. t'o .SU bid 'M asttc
PHti..Tit. A lioir. It It. Co, 111 bid ll sskefl
Central Trnnnooi tatton Co. 47 bid 4ii kiIm.
Northern 1'ibltlc Com XI M(l tossed
rrel'd. sti Md 8 aked
North Pennsylvania It. It. im bid 81 H asked
Int. Cool Norlh America. 3H hid sm aved
Mlver, iTrades.) ttH bid 3H askou
New Advertisements.
15 Pouiidsltlntnrd In 3 Wci-lm nnd Cnrril
of l!miilriipll8i!l
Messrs Cradpock A Co.,
Kill llm-o street. Philadelphia, Pa.. '
dr.NTLEMRN i PKae send mo 12 untiles tr nr.
II. Jaues C'aknams Inpica. onoeaeh of Puis
and Ointment, lor a friend vt mtn who Is col
cxpocted t llvo. and as your modlclnes cmed
me of consumption some three vearn ago. I
want htm to trv them. 1 K-Hned nfiecn pounds
while taklnar the fltat three bottlra
lte-pnctlnllT. J. V. liurx.
Lawrcneebu Anocrson ro., Ky. Jtus.w4
Will bo held at the "fjARBON HOUSE," in
Lehlghton, on
MMDAY, JAHDARY 24111, 1880,
For a First-ralo
The highest throw lo toko tho Horse, the
second highest tho Piano-bos Buggy, and
tho lowest tho Harness.
TICKETS, t ;
jan3w4 F. J.
: : $1.00.
BROB3T, Propr.
SHERIFF'S SALES
Of Valuable Real Estate.
By virtue of sundry writs' of Lev. Fac, Fi.
F. and Vkm. Ex. Issued oilt or the Court of
Common Pleas or Carbon Cdunty, and to mo
directed, there will beoxpo'cd at Public Sale,
nt thu CoUrt House, In the Borough of Mauch
Chunk; Id said CoUutyi on
Mondayj January1 12, 1880,
at 11 o'clock A. it:, Sharp,
THE FOLLdWlNQ PROPERTIES :
All tbat certain Tract or Piece of LAND,
Bltuato in tower Tovamchsliig TowiigliJp, Car
bon County, rcqtifttlvonia, bounded amides,
dltjed ttb follows j iiegtmilTiff Ht n stone, the rice
by laud of Adam Drown, cleod. sonth ajvcntv
clff.it degrees, weal oijrhty flvo pcrclioa to vopi i
thence by laud of Thonins Ornu, doo'd south
twontv two.deptoes. eat forty four pirolics to
a fit ono i thence by the Brao Bouth Bitv t.evou
docreen, weat four porcliea to a post i thence
by tho fta.ne,eotitti tweutv degrees, enit nine
peicaostoivpojtin Mill Crek i thoucu bv the
ftame nud n!on in sitd 3II11 (.'reck souih forty
elfiht degrees, east nine plrconurt lonr-tenilia
to a Btone t l hence br lands otJtt". C. Krenmcr
north flttr nnd oqe-liaif iloariees. e.tst eleven
perches mid mx tooths Jt a iono Inn puhlo
rood lendina from Cratir's Mill to Millport;
laeuro ulong bo id rond south thirty nlno de
prco3, eftvt ten pore be and plne-tcnths to a
Sost tn said mac : thence by jtlie samo north 1
tty one degree i.caSt twelve perches to a smne; i
theoce north oleven deaieea, t-jit nine peiches
and thrte tenths toaMpnei thence north ten
degrees, west seTentceu peiches nnd nine-tenth
to a stone i thence north seventy feveu de
grccu. cast forty two perches nnd elirht-tenthi
to a stone t thencobv land of John A, Zel gun
fuss north to v cu teen dTCTretn and a tialf, wen
twenty threo poiclios and a half to the place of
beginning, containing
TWENTY ACRES AND 8 E V EN T Y- O N K
strict mcauro.
Tho Impioveraents thereon are a Two-Btcffy
THAME DWELTilNO nOUSE,
twenty.foor by twenty six feet t Frame StatJto i
tr JJarn, tweuiy'eiglit by twenty e.ght httt
1'igBu', twelve by sixteen feet, and other out
buildtnca.
helzed and taken into execution as the pro'tf.
crty of Uavid Klelnlop. v v
ALSO-
All that certain part of lot nnm'bef M If.nMy.
nine, in thn plan or plot of the IfQmufrh of Le
hlphtou. J(. being the southern art or said lot
containing In frnut or width on 'orihuniptnn
street thirty. feot and bstending of Uai width
at rlsrnt ana-lesxine hundred aud eUdtj-ulno
toe.t and nine Inches id Peach alley.
The Improvements thereon are & Two-tofy
FRAME DWELLING JIOUSK,
atghtoen by twentr-two feet, and ootbnlldtngs
Seized snd taken fnto elocution aa tho prop
erty uf Wilson Uonti.
-ALSO,-
All tltat fncertsge. tenement, tfnfl tract of
laud annate In Miitiontna Township, Cttrbon
county, reunsrlvania; Uottntted aud described
aa follows, to vtt m-tfmnlug at a Btone; thence
bylaudlato of Conrad ITa-er, north lour do-
Kree.eat thlrtv-two percuo to a eioue: tbenco
y the same nonh slxty-sovea and oue-naif dc
uiees. east btitv perches to a cheitnut tiee i
thencoBonth tweutv.iour degtees,6ast eleven
peicbea ton stone i thence by Und of Stephen
tl-jmbert, south tlfty-nlne and one-half detfi ees,
wot twenty.fuur perches to a stone tthenco
br tito rame s.mtn tWentytwo and ODe-hall no
(trees, east one hundred aud twenty-throe
perches and a hjlf to a tonet thence by land
vt Unas. Mnsociinan sooth sixty-Jour andune
half Oegrtics, west foitz-sli notches to a stone;
ttieuce bf land late of Pimm Motx-n. norm
tweuty-threo find one-half deicrees.weitt ninety
two perches to a white oauj thrnce by toe same
north eighty eight and one-half decrees, wct
fifteen perch &- and thiee-teuths to a poets
thence north two degrees wost seventeen retch
es to a Btone t thence tweuty and outj-lialt fle
grees, wost loity-four pert lies to the place of
beginning oouululng
FOUTY-NINE ACItEa;
more or less;
Tho Improvements thereon are a
two-story ma HOUSE
twenty by twenty sir" feet, and outbuilding.
eliod and tuken Into eiecutloo a the p top
erty or iargaret McKeever, administratrix of
Win. McKteVei, deoC-MAed.
ALSO,
All those Povn CONTIOUOUa LOTS or
Eleioot ground kltu1 te lu tha Borough of Le.
liihioo, Carbon Couuty, reunnayivanla, and
nuabured lu the plau or plot ot said borougU.
A'umbera forty six, toriysoven, forty-eight and
forty-nl&e, bounded we-twardly by the Lehuh
Vnlley Usilroed, southwardly by iand4 of tm.
dolphus Kent, eastwardty by the nror Lvhlirn,
and northwardly by lauds ol Stephen aud Wm.
KUUer.
The lmBroTemecU thereon, are a Two-story
FRAME DWELLINU 110 U&E
twenty by twentr alx feet,wlth kitchen attach
ed fourteen by Ogbteen feet with double porch,
one stable twuiv by forty feett one one aud
one hslf toy dweillug huse fuurtevn by tweu.
tytour leel, nnd other outbuildings.
Belief and taken Intc execution aa the prop
erty M Ueurge aud Maiy itaworth.
-ALSO,-
All those Two certain Lota, rif cea or Parcels
of LAN D. siluat ou the castwsrdiy aide of
Mauch Cuunk Htreet. lu the Village ot I'ick.
ei ton, Caroou County, Pennsylvania, nnd nuai
beredilu the plan oa iiiot laid out br aatd grunt
or Muu3ers bt-ytn and Eight, being in from or
width oue huidred and thirty-two leet on aafd
Mauch L'huotc Street, and ruunlng tueuco.rsst,
wardiy between parallel Hues at right. ancle
with aald Mauch Chunk btreet ittiiength or
depth ouo Iiuudml anu slxty nve foet to an
alley boiindud wewtwardiv, by theaid Mauch
thnnk htreec, southwardly by Lot NuuiUr
Hixastwaidly by sajd alley, snd notthwaruly
Dy Lot Nun. per Nine. -
The ImproTc'menta thereon are a Three atory
FRAME IIOTEU
Belied and UkMi Into exBcutton aa the prop
erty ut George llagen, and to be sold by
J, W. ItAUUENBUSH,
ti herl IT.
Mauch Chunk. Dec, 27, 137V.
Nlhv Ailvet'tiBi'mrmiki'.
Announces the arrival of nn
immense stock bf Goods
suitable fof Hie
Comprising all tlio latest
Novelties in Ladies'
14. W a
9
&c., &c. Also, a ftill line of
the choicest
AND
To all of which lie" invites tnd
attention of the people;
A Full Line al the
Don't ycrti fdrgcf,
BANK STREET,
Lehigliton, Pa:
JraiSTEIt'S NOTICE.
,N(itld(ls licrohy jjlven that tho Execnlnrt:
Adiplnlttrntora nnU Uunnllam lierolnartcr
namctl havo died their rcspcctlvo nccuunla of
tho rolluwliiitcatntcafii tlio IiiKlrter'a oinco
at Munch Uliunlc, la and for the County of
Unrl'on, which aocounts havo been allowed by
tho Heulstcr; will bo presented to tho Judm-
bC tho Orphans1 Oourt on MONDAY, the 12tH
day if JANUAWY, 18S0,at2 o'clock P. W.,'
fof n!lrmatloh : '
Second and final account of I'cter Harts, ad.'
fnlnHtratoror the oatate or Kphrlaitf llaU
, Met. deceaied. Filed Juno 0th, 1879.
The flrat ond final account of AnnaUllfon.
blo Anna JIcKcnnn. administratrix of the
estate ofl'atrlclc McKcnna, decoased. i'llcj
October 13, 187j
Tho first and final account of Oeor'ss W.
Warnko; Rjtmlolstrator of tho estate of
Charles Warnko, deceased.' Filed Novcui.
beraitU.Iita.
First aod.Hnal account of Pnlllln V. Weavor,
admlplstrator of tho estate of Susan Fry;
deceased. Filed October 28th, 1879.
First and final accotfrft of J II. Twccille. ad
ministrator of the estate of Lewis Schnauf
cr, deccaseil. Filed November 18th, 1879. .
First and flnnl account orThoraaa KemerefJ
adjnlnlstriitor or tho estate of Oliver Ifrei
elSer,',doceniMl. First and. final acconnt ol Henry Dover, Ex
ecutor of the estate of Jonathan Kolb, de
ceased. . IIEMNAIID PIIILMrs, llc'glster;
Manch Uhuuk, Dee. 13, 1879-wl
T I8T OF AITX,10ANT3 rtfn TAVEltK
Lt LIOKNSlS at January Term, 18Su;
Lewis Aimbru-ter, lat vrttd, Manch Canute
J. 8. KcHer. 1st watrt. .Manoa Chunk
John llehlcr. itt ward. Majoh chunk
Thomas Carr, tat ward, Maiic!i Chunk
Joeepb Hmlilt. Ut ward, .Mauch Chunk
(leoiKO Wooiluiiff, 2nd ward. MauoliChunlf
ThomaB Mnntt. Lelnsbton Borough
Jonas A. IIoiu. Lntchton Isoi nugn
Catherine Jich. Lebiirhtoo Itoruujrli
I'hlllo Hader, l.'ant Mauch Cbuuk
Michael Natter, lint Mauch Cloak
lleiirv Tropp. WelMport Hnrouah
Dan. Ki eare aod Wui. itchier. WeKaporC
James MpKi'nna, Linrord llorough
John Mruechan, J-anford liorouirU
anelH Korlr. Lati&lord UorousU
Levi ilartc, Weaiherlr Jlorough
Mary K. II elk it, Weathnrlv iiorontfti"
Owirge W. Keiaer, Weoihenv Boroovri.
Mary A. Komoind. Vethc.rlv llnroughj
(leorge IIsKen. Mahomaf Township
J. Thompaou MoD.nnei. Mahoalair TdVrnahln
Thomas Newcombo. 2,'otMiueaouliifl:
Jacob Bo, Nexquehonliie. ,
John F. lileckiey. LeklAh rowa-h'i
Nathan Klotz, humnilt Hill
KUas Frtta. Mauoh Lhuua Townb1p
James McOioty. Mauoh Chunk Tiiwnahlp.
Joun Frecso. .lauch chunk Townahin.
James tS calnty, LnnKapnaTovruahtn
CiianoaMcOIII, Lehigh rownahl,
Fredeilck Wiwirr. Lower TonnuieDeloc
lwiaOroff, Lower Townmenslna'
?."..'.f: Anthony, Lower Towamonrtna: Twp.
William Miyifrr,lowamenluK Townhlp
Nathan UU'm'er, TowamenainK Townshm
David Bella, tranlllu Townahlp
UB3TA0n"8.
Lewis J. Chrlstman, I Khton Boroa.T'i
t K. Miller, Lehight xt Borougu
Wllaou A. letcr, Lo. iguu oo.oueh
I F KiepptOKer. Lehiu,u kurouxh.
A. k. Miller. Lohla-htun Borough
i'cter Bush, Kaat Mauoh Cbuux
J acou utrauasoerger, Weluport Boroanh'
I'atnok McRenna, Laustord Borough
l'atrtck Dermett, Neaquchoulnir
Bamutfou liaocock, Neaquehoulaft
Aaron titi-ohl, LowerTowameuuug
Wllluiu Victor. Packer Township
noa Koch, 1'enu Forest Township.'
LIQUOB ISTOItESV
Mary Bioarsn, Boavrr Mejilow
Michael Martin. 1st Wai d UauU 6hunk ,
catbar ue aharkey. ward Mauch Chuni
Catharine Malloy.Bnmoilt Jtifi uu,"uvauB
Mary Campbell, Lanalord Borough
Dee.CT.H79. TrothonoUry; ,
The Row Food Mcdicind
Truly ft Wonder;
Tbe tjulehua Coca Co. prepare fiom the ea.
jenca ur the. Bacred Peruvian Mant (Cock
LKari the meat uaernk Nervn Tonlo and Lue
eusAiurr knuwn to man.. They have named It
CUOA UITTfclvd, b3t hope tai nlme wBIno"
eausi- It to be cias'ed wlih the m-ca!led -Bit
toia." which havo doue so much harm-phvai.
cal aud moral,
Coca BXTTljns has tho power of sustalnlas
life aud strenirth f r rtnye without food.
Kxposurolo lonns, long fatigue and malar'.
J?uV?iiSY. i 5 "o harm too.o who im do-'
This la a marveiooa Ufa inviirn, An,tMi
Vilihoni reaction Is ibeers but not Inlbnatiu'
ior the ouie of D. .pepla.ljidigotlou. Merr.
ouanoa. blck I
loaaathe. Weariness, ureal Be.
bihty. Lack of Knurr
as, ureal De
pUlutd. Chills aud all Fever, COCA. Bl'i riiua
Knurrv aim lttuin T i v. .
ri uver com-
atauda uunvaml and nmm.
jjomJaj otcwl uvonutlUvt. rttmion, U.
S.H.1 "Ihe l'euviau uatlvea ww ou Coca,
perturm prodiaii. ol labor wlthou fatigue. A
poweriui tonic f..r the uorvooa ,y.tem. but not
lujurloiu lo too healtn."
The under! ul vlrtuea of this i!w f xid-mMI.
cine can only be glanced at here, tiet a elrou
laraudlutoimiotirsolliuliy. No remedy eVor
locwved such cr.Uoreiueiit
COCA Ulri'KlUi-couceutraU'd nseneo of
Haoied Peruvian I'oca-wld tiY all leadinir
dm I Ma. Aaurraw. .
UUIOIIUA COOA CO , New Vork.
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