amv.N'nuipj.-ni...jn iwj
mrrra m TJTinrnay be found on file et GEO Energetic men wanted everywirero w inojuniiufiiiie, ...... ....... v,...--
llllo riVrijil 1 HOWr.ll A CO'a Now;. cnIra..0 t a uroiitablo business. Address F. imny Annilnl lUcctlng mill Kloc-
naper Advertising lluroan, 10
Where ADVERTISING CON
THACTH may be mado lor It In
YflHK Alexander, Loli)ghlon,uarixmcoi'niy(ro.
church, at rac-crton, lly. Iickbi, will fic
tion of OfllrcrN.
The. annual meeting of tho Lehigh Valley
Railroad Co., met at the office, No. 233 B.
SfilTi tfi.iflllOlt JttlWUfo liver a sermon on "Tho Usurpations of the Third street, Philadelphia, Tuesday mom
JU1V UmMU AVVA Inc. Joseph ratlerson, Esq., presiding.
Tho Ladies' Mlto Society of tho M. E. Vico President unarics iiarisriornc, in
d,urM,.hf tl.N nlnro. will hold ft Martha presenting his report, said ! Tho price or coal
' r . . j .i..t i.i
Washington Tea Parly in Llndcrman's Hall miring ioiv was unprcccaonuy .ojt, aim .
on the 18th. 10th and 20th of next month, business was restricted during tlio Drst lour
Tho revival servlccsof Iho M. K. church months of our fiscal year by out unwilling.
..mi t . r,.i, ,i l..rinl ncss to put coal Into market In such nuanth
....,.... ... j..s.. , - .....,,
DCS UUU Ut BUUU iuiua U3 nuuiM nv inuiu
ltov. H. O. Burroughs, pastor of the 'uu
Htn(lnlnn l..l,vli.rln enmrrermtion. re- occa8 evment, nowovcr, w.u, urner
.v n--o .
signed recently to accept a call from Fair
field, Conn.
Tho Pennsylvania Millers' Association
mnvnmvl In nnminl Kfsxion fit Itarrfsburc on
which vou willplcaorcmlt,or$1.2Jwill bo , - ... t a committee was
thareed If wo havo to tend bill. , ' . , .. , ln,.(. thracite, 4,351,785 torn
'J, , . . ., j.im- nrin i,,urnn 409 tons,niaklng4,tl5,281 tonSjbcing an in-
Tb6 spring election, occur on tho third of the Bta . . ho com ng Millers Interna. J &J of
,l.,fl!Bn l.l.n Iho mill. B wns OT 10" noreKiioru our jc.ru.
crs throughout tho Stato In establishing the
Value mid price ol different grades of wheat'
lleporls concerning tho progress of the mill'
6ATUKDAY, i AlttfAflY 24, 1880.
lliocal and Personal.
TO SUIlSCKIIIKItS.
Subscribers w u iiicaso rcic - " " ta result from these meetings,
Hon tabs on their papers, by , so Mlifflhey ..
will bo able to see wiicincr me.v uiu
bn our books or not thus (
John Filzwllliam tnar8 70
Shows that tho subscription has been paid
tip till March 8th, 1870, and consequently
there, isoneuonuruuu us u .....
vhich To
charged 1
companies wero supplying Iho demand to
the prrludico of our operators, and our rates
I to tide wcro reduced so as to bo equal to
thosa charged bywir competitors.
The total tonnago was as follows ! An
ns; bituminous, 63,
'Tuesdav In February.
The season for public sales is at nana.
Advertise in the Advodatk.
Tho next legal holiday Washington's
f.!.ll..tA ..!! r,.11 fin Buntln.
' ln In.lmln- In llin Rlnln nra verv oncourac-
It s predicted that 1SS0 win uo ine e " "7 ' , "
...... ..,',. j .i,t. ,,(, ,n, Pr ig. Tho next meeting will be held tho sec-
ond Tuesday in October, at Wilkcsbarre. A
greatest railroad year this country has ever
known.
Nails have boomed up to ?S per keg.
Not many moons slnco they Wcro a drug on
the market at $2.40.
The deaths in Alleiltottn during tho
year 1870 numbered 152,77 thereof being
males and 75 females 72 married and BO
tingle.
Counting, say, 300 working days to Iho
resolution was adopted calling upon tho rail
roads of tho Stato to permit tho unloading
and milling of grain in transit,
heaviest tonnage. Of this 1,530,470 tons
were carried over tho New Jersey division,
against 870,377 tons In 1878.
Our Incomo from all sources Including In
terest received from Investments, etc, iun-
ountoil to $fl,M0,3!!3.74 ; operating txpenscs
oftlio road, $2,000,081.28! net income, $3,-
513,332.46; out ot which there has been
paid interest on bonds, $l,657,000j diyi-
miuing oi cram in iruusii,. , , , ,, , , n. i
Mrs. Elizabeth Macltinney, formerly of den.l.-J.noarjr, April, July and October,
New York, was burned o death, in Scran
ton, Sunday, by hor clothing catching fire
from Iho stove.
Mrs. D. J. LeVl, of Grceil Itldge, near
., i r oin.tHn. Rrnnfnn. who. on Saturday, shot at her
year, there wcro anippcu innu aiuuuguju
and ylcinity during 1879 an avcrago oi u,.. t.. ... j v. .....
auu roicuMju ui. u.u..
ears of slate per day,
For fancy stationery; fancy good?, nov
eltics of all kinds and a full lino of wall pa
pert at lowest priccs,call at Luckenbach's, a
few doors below Broadway House, Maueh
ChUnk,
-"Students of the Pennsylvania Stale Cob
lego enjoy n summer tcuiperatura through
out tho year, the ontlro college building bo'
ing pleasantly Warmed by tho new steam
healing apparatus lately introduced. By
The managers oftho Stato Fair last week this great improvement -Indents occupying
nnln selected tho Centennial Grounds at 'go uorm.iorics nro n.uuu inorougm
rhiladclphla for their next Fall1 to com
mence Sept Cth and continue two weeks.
Mr. Abraham Gish, an'old and resj-ec-
ted citizen of Bcrllnsvillc, Northampton
countv, died on last Saturday week. De
ceased was tho father of Mr. William II.
comfortable, tho charges for fuel it is hoped
will bo lesscned,and the Chemicill and Phy
sical Laboratories aro rendered much more
complete by making possible tho iutroiluc
lion ol various improved appliances rcquir
ing tho uso of steam. Send for catalogue.
two and n half per cent each on preferred
stock, $10,030 ; January, April, July and
October, ono per cent, each on common
.stock, $1,081,803.50. Gcnoral expense, in
terest on floating debt, Fenna.and New Jer
soy Stato taxes, loss on Morris canal and on
coal operations, $S06,505.CB Total, $3,520f
013.10, leaving $23,303.30 to bo carried to
the credit of tho profit and loss account,
At tho closo of tho f'6cal year our capital
account was as follows: Preferred stock,
$100,300; common stock, including scrip
not yet converted, $27,332,555; six per cent
bonds, duo in 1808 (coupon and registered);
$5,000,000 ; seven per cent, registered bonds,
tluo in 11) 10,0,000,000 J consolidated niort'
gago bonds, sterling, $4,437,000 ; coupon,
Our IVcntticrly Spcclnl.
Mud I mud I everywhere mtldl and
tho worst feature of all Is, that present Indi
cations aro favorable to its continuance.
Our townsman, J. F. Krossley, spent the
Sabbath with tho "old folks at home,"'in
tho Mahoning Valley,
Miss Mary Smith, of Wcissport, was on
a visit to her sister, Miss Nora, on Saturday
and Sunday last.
The Emersonian Literary and Library
Association effected a permanent organiza
tion on Monday evening, by tho election of
tho following olhecrsi President, J. P. Row
land; Vice President, J. C. Donahue; Re
cording Secretary, E. R. Enbody; Corre
sponding Secretary, T. G. Wagner; Treas
urer, J. F. Krossley ; Editor, 8. G. Eby.
Prof. Rowland then read a selection entitled
"Burial of Moses," after which S. G. Eby
read an interesting paper entitled "A Pen
Picture," when followed a humorous read
ing entitled "Mlno Kalrlne," by W. Gang-
were, after Which E. R. Enbody delivered a
highly instructlvo lecture on "A Tiece of
Chalk," in which ho dcvolopod Its conipo'
sitlou, gcologicol formation and location
Ralph Waldo Emerson, the literary light,
whoso name tho Association has adopted
was chosen first honorary member of the so'
cicty, after which tho following subject was
fixed for debate at next meeting ! Ought tho
Stato to provido for the frco education of all
children within its borders? Messrs. E. R.
Enbody, T. C. Donahuo and P. S. Choose
man will discuss tho afllrmalivo and J. P,
Rowland, J. D. Kressloy and J. D. Brcil the
negative Tho constitution will bo trans
cribod and ready for tho signature of mciii'
bcrs nt next meeting. Tho attendance was
very good, and now that tho organization is
completed, wo trust that thcro may boa full
... , r ... i .... ,
auenuanco oi uu u.uuiui-rs wuu i.uva en- . , , ... ... .
.ll.1 ,.n.n. ( I,., .1 ,lina( -'"l""J"" ' V"V
, ., , ,, , ,,... bo in running onler in two weeks.
Tho Young America Bund again favor-
boon tho cheapest for the county, for a num
ber of yoors.
Mrs. Goorge Williams, one of our oldest
residents and tho mother of a largo family,
Is lying seriously 111 nt her homo on West
Broadway. There is little hope of her re -covory.
The election of a Poor Director for this
district will tako place next month. All
parties seem to bo favorable, to Eugeno II.
Williams to bo his own successor',
Tho Masquerade Ball, to be given at the
Mansion House by "Tho Social Club," on
Thursday evening, January 20th, promises
to be a success. And under tho manage
ment of tho committee who havo it In charge,
It will undoubtedly bo so.
Court adjourned Thursday morntng at
10:30 o'clock.
Harry W. Rauch, son of E. It. Rauch,
Esq.,ts managing tho latler's paper,tho Cur
ton Cbunry -Dcmocrafjdurlng Mr. Rauch,sr's,
absence, in Philadelphia as an oxcrt witness
on the Whitaker will case. Mr. Rauch is a
jovial fellow and will mako friends fast
WdNhport Items.
Tho obsequies of Mrs. Koons , who died
on Thursday of last week, wcro largely at
tended on Monday last. Many friends nnd
near relatives of the deceased followed her
remains to tho grave.
Our muddy little town has boon crowd
ed with strangers during tho wpek. Many,
whoso faces wore seen years ago, when tho
old rolling mill was in blast, havo again
been seen pacing up and down tho principal
street of our borough in tho vicinity of Iho
rolling mill. Undoubtedly thoy havo been
looking for situations, and thorn is no reason
why they should bo disappointed. Thcro
will necessarily bo a demand for men, und
thoso who aro competent will in all proba-
in the general debate on tho first topic so
lectcd. As much of the enjoyment and
profit to bo derived from the association by
tho members Will depend upon tho degree
of interest which cadi manifests in tho ex
ercises in tho outset, it is to bo hoped that
all will bo found actively participating in
tho proceedings. Let it be borne in mind
Gish, cashier of tho Blatlngton . National Address tho President, Stato College, Centra
Bank. County, l'a.
Walter E. Coir, of tiethlchem, has been A young man who incurred tho dis
appointed solo agent for tho salo of coal, for pleasure of his kinspeople and acquaintances
nccountofthe Lehigh Valley Coal Company, by marrying a German servant girl, now
to furnaces and coal dealers upon the lino of holds his head very high when he
the Lehiirri Valley Railroad, including tho meets nny of those critics. His wife has
New Jersey Division. fallen heir toancstalo in the Fatherland
The Stempton Car Manufacturing Com- worth $000,000, and ho now hires his teams
pany havo received another contract for coal at the popular livery (if David Ebbcrt, on
add box cars from the Central Railroad of .North street, as ilo all olucr sensible people,
New Jersey. Tho Board-of Pardons at Harrisburg
300 boxes West's Vcgctablo Liver Pills Wcdncsdoy recommended tho pardon of
for sale at Durling's Drug Store. 20 cents William S. JoileSj of Luzerno county, con
per box. tf. victed of murder in thoioxmd degree Tho
Boahmxq. Two or' thrco respectable Board refused to recommend tho pardon of
young men can havo board in a private Neil Dougherty, of Schuylkill county, con
family. Apply at this office. victed of complicity in the murder for which
Good men aro wanted everywhere in a ltchoc was hanged.
legitimate business. Address quickly, F. R,
Alexander, Lchighton, Carbon caunty, Pa.
Job printing at lowest rates at tho Cab
Dit AdTOCiTK office. Try us.
ingt
trade.
The emery wheel trado is said to be
brisk, with a largo demand.
Mr. John Deitcrlinc, who is now cm-
;.So nu,i.IG, i.., ""l"4 - . ... ........ . . . . , ... n,i,l!,io, l,ll,l
$2,000,000; registered, $7,500,000; annuity that the most liberal participants in tho do- J . ,..,.
I.' ... r. .... . . i i t, i.i.i :n I.. .1.. ...... i n,,j ing to moot tho excc3sivo demands of thei
duu,uuu ; lioaiing ucoi, less casu on uanu, ugs u. iu uvu n... uu .uo niua. uvuvuutm
$317,350.72. Total, $53,213,214.72, 133 of When Demosthenes was asked to name the
the sterling bonds wero drawn payable De- thrco graces of elocution, ho is Bald to have
comber 1, 1870, leaving outstanding, $4,- replied : first,ociion ; second, active; thinl,
301,000, bearing interest from that date. ACTION. Lot all profit by tho above and
Tho followiuc officers wcro then elected : let our motto bo action I cxorciso 1 the sc-
rrcsident, Charles Hartshorne. Directors, cret of all development.
David Thomas, Aslibel Welsh, William L. The developments of tho past week indl
Conyngham, Ario Pardee, William A. Ing- colo that tho Asscssorsbip will this year again
ham, George B. Markle, Robert H. Sayre, be the most closely contested of all our bor
Harry E. Packer, James I. Blaksloo, Robt. ough offices. At tills writing there is a
A. Tackcr, Elisha P. Wilbur, Jesoph Pat
terson, self as ail independent candidate for that
office. In that eyent it will be a triangular
fight. "M. G." is a host when it comes to
hard work at the polls, but whether he will
bo tho winning man this time remains to bo
6eon. May tho best man win
The Lehigh Volley Railroad Company
havo a force of 30 or 40 men busily engaged
STA'tfii NEWS.
Wimmport ice dealers fear a light stodc
for next inmmer.
Tho Argument for a new trial, at Williams
port.tofllerrilo and Taylor, convicted of con.
Spirt cy, takts ploco Fcbrvary !7.
Joscfili Z Ink, a brttccmnn, tell ondor a train
of ears at Watt's Furnrco, Stanolti on Satur
day, and Was Instantly Killed.
At Wllllamsport on Sntnr'lny Judgo Cam.
mln sentenced Eliza llody.colored, to five years
and six rnout bs In tho renltcntlary tot arson.
Frederick L. Ibmscn. a well known Tilts,
bnrg glass manufacturer, and the Democratlo
candldato tor City Troasaror In Is74 illcdonFrl.
day nlht.
At Newport, Terry conntr, on tho lino of
thorcnnsylvauialtaltrood.cn Sotatdny, Mrs,
Jsno It. Smith wan etrnckby an express train
andtDBtantly kiUriL
The Borks County Agricultural wiclcty
held its animal meeting In tiendinr! on Satnr.
day, tho attendance being larger than that ot
anyprovlous your. Tho following officers wero
elected: rrceidcnt, Jacob U. zcrr I Secretary,
Cyrus T. 1'ox. Treasurer, William ft. Timer.
It was resolved to hold tho next animal exhibi
tion un September 2S, SO and U, and October I,
USO.
Engcno Ilawley was a'lot dead by John
Richards, tn a quarrel near Monti Obe, Mondiiy
Elchirds wes arrested.
Tho boilers ot the Montgomery fornacp, at
Tort Keucdy. exploded Thursday evening. The
loss will bo heavy, as tho f urnaco wlfl have to
be put out nf blast. No persons wcro Injured
Tho arockholders ot Iho Lohtgh Telegraph
Company have organized for I81U by electing
oMccrs and n Uoard of Directors. Tho capital
stock was liicreosod to ISUM. This rdmpany
has applied for permission to erect lolci In
Heading, and expects to connect lth tho
Hues of tho New American Unlou Company.
David (1. Flcjcri, river ti.d news editor of
tho Evening chronicle, died nt Pittsburs. Tuo.
dayiuomluz. llorctmned oa Saturdiy from
trip to Now Orlean. (or tho benefit
of his failing health. Mr. rlckes had
bccnfortwelvovcarsnn tho editorial BtatT of
the ChroiMle, no was aged 4) yean, and
leaves a wlfo and thtcrcrilLlicn,
F.owers are blooming lu'lloiks coanty.
Tho Sch uylkill llavcn rolling mill Is to bo
put In operation at once,
A blast turnaco Is to bo erected on tho
Mill I'arR farm, near fottstown.
X hero aio rumors of n slrlko by tho miners
tin ovghout the Lehigh Valley.
Tholonineymcn IIorsohoers of nttsburg
havo lubuguraied a sirluo for hichcr woscs,
Tbo Oil City Derrlclt loporls a gomo of (,ov.
en-up at that place belweou two oil piluces
for KO.0i0.
I'lTohainrtrod wagons loaded with tobacco
came lulo Lancaster on Saturday, and tho
banks paid out over 3200,tjOO.
Mr. T. M. Patterson, of Utile Britain
township, Lancaster county, has a heifer calf,
ot thoDuiham breed, which 19 odo year old
and weighs 013 poui.os.
Dlacl; Creek runs through a deep, narrow
nlnvn.l t Pi.n l.n. Imnl, o..lni.1 gorgo In Uitorne ciuuly. l'a. A concipond
'c , . , , ... ... out of tho I'hllalelphla Hint describes tho
mountain gap traversod by this stream as most
cd us with soino very appropriate music.
They wcro out serenading on Monday eve
ning last, and did very well indeed. How
much did Cliarho drop down, boys?
Tho Miner lire's foundry is full of or
ders. It Is rumored on good authority that
diBmal. "Onlyananow stretch of sky ta vlslblo
Horn below, and tbls Is almost flllid with a
hazo, which the sanhcams sorcery ever pene
trate. When tho sky happens to be clear It la
not sunrise lu tho gap till 10 o'clock, whtlo at I
T ciupcitiiictfa
NoiiTiiAurroN County TtsirERixcK Cox-
yannNCS at Eastok, Tcksoay, Fkbkuaky
10, 18S0. Several pastors and other friends
6f temperance in Easton ore co-operating
with Rev. D. C. Babcock, one of the Secro-
lariesoftho National Temperance Society hft, lho 6cpclltine ,,icco of road between
nnd Publication House, and also Corres- ,. . ,. , tt... t n
-The surface .earth over the working, of 1)01lding Secretary of tho Pennsylvania
Miller, Hoch & Co.'. m.ne, at Mahanoy Temperance Union, in arranging for an all- nway itll four of tbo fiv0 briagc3 now uscd
riane, caved in about one o Jock ednes- tcmperanco conference in Easton on the . . ' IUt , ,, .,,, ,
Superintendent of the rolling mill hero.
Messrs. Stroh, Bcrtolct'.o and other men
having stock in tho rolling mill, wcro in
town during tho wcelrt
Jacob Slraussburgcr, Esq., who formerly
nrnhnWtllvofM.O.Krnmr.r'arenc-.tlnnl.lm. P,m-U . -"l" "f tho sun f)os Uown. lmmcnso gray uouiuers
1 J 1 fi- Arnnr lino nrrnln tAinviul llannafl nnrl I armniM Tlin nnnd im nnri.ml Witii ntrifa
will carrv on tho Imslness nt his rilaco on- and tinnVs of fallen pines, charred and black
pos.to Trapps Hunters' Hotel. Jacob Is n I ,nc vUm twlltluSi .n,ctlnltJS 0n0
sociable chap, and will bo likely to receive bcossi the other. Knorinous snakes crawlover
tho patronnco of the "boys" but tako the tho rocks or battlo In tho Bllruy pools. Tho on
n.lvlm nf a frlnH. .Tnl,-nn,l limn mil nf dm ly trees aro stunted plnos. which grow out fiom
, ,, . ... , , ... , bctwoen tho roaks. Tho waters orevcrydcrk
grcssor is hard, you know.
Alack and alasl Messrs. Bchlcr .t
IC rcse's license has been discontinued, and
"Sol" says "good I good 1 good 1" But liow
about tho costs? Ike,
Am mmln ..Ilhff ,. lntnfrnnl,,! .ul .. 1 1 t , 1 I b'-""
j .......... v. t- uuuvu tiuiuvu uuivt nun jut several uuucrui i n,
Tf ... ...:n r.. -:ai. I i. -vu:tiu. nfw...l ti, niril. it . ... .1 1; iiiijiu. u .uu.
11 uu u fin buuii u ni luuiicu juu un "wi " mi.tui jviiiiii. u v mass nicciings j 11 connection tyiui tue con 1 t -itr TrMi M.i... .riL.
with the Carbon Advocate nnd iho Toledo continued cracking ull day. It js tho third fercnce. Mr. Babcock will spend tho Sab- , , . r Ji :nii nu mi J
M(.jr .uM j-' - v K; " V , uawfrco.0Hii"wnanuprenciiwuipcr- Doard iiavo filled tbo vacancy by the on-
T..,. n.ll., m rtn.l V Dtf rttita .19 Savli-iiI U'pl.- n ffft wttl-1 W.1 B Rtniinpil liV nil t.. , p 1 1 n.. J J
A i.w x'ui.u.a uuu . w.. . v v , . j I UllCil ccrillUUS 111 1HUU UUT CllUTUlUa,
If you desire to go into good paying injunction to restrain tho taking out of coal,
business, write to F. 11. Alexander, Lehigh- ns It supjwrts tho surface.
Urn, Carbon county, fa. The Commission appointed by tho last
Herman Fcllman offers his hole! stand Legislature to count Iho vote cast at tho last
for sale. This property is about ono quarter Slato election, met in Harrisburg Tuesday,
Of & mile btlow Tarry ville, and is doing a Governor Hoyl presiding. Th vote was
good business. See advertisement in another complied as follows j Butler, Ttepublican,
column. 12Kn,lo3j liarr, Democrat, ."Jl,015; Button
Haw. WonK riorouco V. Chandlee, Grecnbacker, 27,207 j Richardson, Irohibi-
Raco St., oppos'to St. Mark's church, Mutieli tionist, 3210,
Chunk, will do all kinds of hair work neat- Bays tho Slroudsburg Jefersonian, on
ly, cheaply and reliably. Coihbiugs mado Friday evening last tho Beethoven Band
up. 8 1 turned out mid serenaded Mr. T. Allen Sny
Thosa of our readers wishing to make dcr and wife, who havo recently joined potus to thogeneral causo of tomiieraiice; on
n suro provision for thnir family after their tho army of benedicts. After the baud hail blo its friends to confer together, and to
death should read carefully tho advertise- ditcourhcd several of their beautiful pieces devise wayr and means for furthering tho
ment, in to-day's paper, of the ev I.ra selected for tho occasion, Mr. Snyder mado good work in our section of tho State. Xt
Life insurance Co., or l'hilailelphla. It of- Ids appearance and gladdened the "boys" trust Hint all parts ofthis country will bo
frs extraordinary inducements to the poor by presenting tlicin with a liberal gift.
man to make provisions for his family.
On
Monday oveuing tho 9th, an address will
bo delivered by ltcv. C. W.Miller, of tho
Do ICalb Avenue M. E. Church, Brooklyn,
N. Y. The morning and aiternoon meet
ings on Tuesday will bo in tho spacious lec
ture room of the Third Street Itcformcd
Church. Tuesday afternoon Itev. Albert G,
Lawson, of Iho Greenwood Baptiet Church
Brooklvu, will fpeak, and in the ovening
Mrs. Mary T. Burt, Corres wnd ing Secretary
of tho Women's Xution.il Christian Temper
ance Union, and others.
Tho conference is called to givea new Im-
poinlincnt of Mr.
-, of Berwick.
The weather is so tpring-liko that our
school girls havo already brought out last
year's rope and, wherever a dry spot of earth
may bo found, aro skipping tho light fantas
tic toe.
Tho family of Wesley Slcetho has been
sorely alllictcd by the death of two interest
ing children both within a week of dlph'
The Conl Trade.
Tho weather continued warm tho greater
part of last week, much to the disgust of
coal operators, who find tho supply of fuel
in tho market overabundant. Tho business
is as dull no it well can bo nnd tho stock of
coal on hand unusually large. There is lit
tle demand, indeed, so little that it amounts
to nothing more than a feeble inquiry. It
Is difficult to say how low the price of coal
'now Is. Buyers ato taking so little thatscl
lcrt do not feel Warranted in breaking tho
market for tho few tons that would bo taken
and extremely sulphurous. Iu them Sail can
not live, while afroB or aunke thrown Into th
stream instantly tarns over ana fbats away,
dead." ArnlhoadTiius through tho Rjp. and
some mining Is COno thcro ; but prosperty has
of late dcerrted lho neighborhood. Henry Croll
who owns a botc-1 thcro, and has a namosako In
tho only village, Crolltowu, has advcrtlsod his
property for sale, hut ho Irtuhtcns all Intending
purchasers away by tellins them that mack
Creek became sulphurous thionch modern
and tlm wlwhos latest tho stream every night1
iivrrnESTiM; iohs:n notks,
Krupphas lecclved ftn order for 230 now
frnnslrom tho Uuaiian Uovornmcut.
Tho Spanish Chamber of Deputies on Bat
urday adopted Are articles ot tho abollllou bill
A largo number of foioiau workmen have
becnano.tcdatresth for taking p.trt In the
disturbances thcro.
-A quarrantluo has been ordered at Homo
against vessels from Veucsuela and Columbia
at any price, though if tho buyers would or- 'n consequence of yellow fevor,
theria. They havo.tbo sympathies of .our , .,,,.. i Thoshaies ot tho reconstructed German
, . " n..i.-r R.n,oauCninauvh.vo all been taken, tho sab-
amount, tho very low-down prico that would ecriptiou ronchlnjr. twlco tho required 6um.
command coal mignt bo tested. Tho coal
pcoiilo in this, their sad bereavement.
Miss Smith teacher of tho IS l'rimary
5CUO01 was tc.iKj.uri.y iuuiu .". .,,.., lo ,c, , ..., i..,, ,,
.i. ii,. i, ,,.; I., ... ..,...... -"w
the condition. Ono thing is ccr
almost any chango that -we may
, ' .T" b, , ; " . , usual aid a
Slio is found nt her post again, however. jelterin t
All teachers in tho building, except A See- (.n
havo will bo for tho better of thoso in the
I coal trade, whether it comes from a demand
Lord Penzance baa lsmcd a fre2h citation
itcalnet ltov. Alexander Mackonocblc. of
Albau's Church, llolborn. In view of a uit to
deprlvo him ot Ids benefit.
It Is said that the conclusion ol a concordat
betweeu (Jcrmany and tho Vatican Is mar a
hand, slid thatscveral obnoxious enactments
of the Falk laws will besaii)ieoScd.
A jromau his died of Htnrvatlou In KSen-
have been destroyed, and 80,000 persons ren.
dcred destitute. The actual pecuniary lost is
still nndetermincd, but it is not so great ns It
would be in western countiles, owina to tho
cheap construction of most ot the hoa.es, The
number, however, is uncertain, many persons
In tho rapid pronesx ol the flames havlnc been
ovettaken and destroyed, in severs) Instances i
ntirccognliaWo holies and fraRments thereof i
were found among tho rnlns, aad many dlod
from exposure to tllo cold, the ntght succeeding
the fire being exceptionally severs. As bap.
poncd on two previous occasions ot great Arcs
considerable part of the foreign district was
destroyed, Including several mlssfonsrv estab
Ushrnents, one chinch, aud the ofllo ot the for.
cien newsdaper. the Toklo Timet. The United i
HtatcsLegatlon was In danger but fortunately
escaped unharmed. Extraordinary taeasnrcs
ot relief have boon Instituted by Iho Govern
mentauthoiltlesand'prlrato Indlvldn K There
sa slrong cry for imperative action by tho
Government to prevent futnro crowding to&clh.
or of Inftanimaolo structures.
LosnoN, Jnn. 31. An explosion occurred
in the Lycctt colllery.at Ncwcastlo-undcr Tyuo
at 8 o'clock lids morning. There Is llttlo hopo
tint nny of those in tho pit at the tuno of the
calamity, estimated at Irom 7u to 100 persons,
will bo saved. Bcaich for them Is delayed by
damage to the shaft. Tho explosion la atttlbut
cd to Hie gaseous nataro of t ho coal soam. S r.
M The lutcst accounts from the eccno of
the colliery explosion ot Newcastle nmle r-Tyi,e
He the number ol persons lu tlioplt whontho
explonon occulted at si'vcntv-sovcn. It Is be
hoved that not morolhan six of tho rescued
can poilbly recover. Twenty-fivo corpp.oa
havo already Lceu brought up. a majority of
them being so ulsuirurrd as tobouuiccogniz
abto. Tho fow who wcro rescued allvo aie dy
lugrapialy Thokcene at tho month of the pit
Is moat heartrending Ono of tlio recovered
corp&os has lost part ot tho bead. Homo of the
others wcro burucd to clud.rd, whllosomcap
pear to havo tiiv'n ktlled by concuss on. Uangi
of volunteers nro desceacmg frequently. The
port of the Li cett colliei y whero tho explosion
occurred H known us lho Fair L ulv pit. and li
the samo lu which six men weio killed last nu
luinti. Tho coal belongs to ILo llaubaty or
flory seam, in which Ml ot tbo great Kt-ITonl
shlio explosions have oocuried. A Aro has
been raging In tho pit Ii h art nt vollcuco since
the disaster, hindering tho eHorts of Iho ex
plorers and precluding ull, hopes ot any ct the
victims bcliig rcscui-d allvo A later dispatch
suys lhat the flrols being subdued and largo
quantities of dcbfU have been removed, enab
ling tho explorers to proceed more rapidly. Ihi
latest report places Iho total number ol deaths
nt. soventy. Another explosion is feared. Vivo
rnoio bodies halo been recovered from tho
mlnc,and twenty utherB havo been found In tho
pit. They will bo brought up tonight. Vcntl.
latlon has been readied.
.Now Advcrtisorac'nif.
Announces the arrival of tut
immense stock of Goods
suitable for the
Comprising nil the latest
Novelties in Ladies'
New Advertisements.
KALED 1'KOrOSALS
Will hn rreelrnl at Iho nprtCli Ol' Tltn
COMJtlSMIONLltS Of 0AUI1ON OOUN1V.
for P.ll.NTINO TUB COMMIMBIONUHH'.
JlKfllMTKIl'H nml rilUTJlUNUTAHY'H UK.
I'lCns, until Wednesday next tboTVi:KTV
KIOIITIt INSI'AIN'J'. Specifications Can be
seen in rue umce.
By orair of tne ccmniis'ioner".
if U. hWAlirZ, Clerk.
MauCIl chunk, Jan. 24.
H
OTEL STAND TOIl SALE.
Tho undcrilcncd oflers at I'rIVatO Sale, his
Hotel .Stand, known ns tho " 1IOHSC SllOi;
HOUS11," sltualo on tho publio road leading
to Bowman's, nnd about a quarter ot a mile
below tho l'arryvlllo Furnaces. This oilers a
rare chanco for anv ono In soarch of a flrnt
class business place. For further particulars
apply on tne premises, ro
11, IZiiJUlUjVilll,
Jan. 2t 1880-W3 1'roprlctor,
n " m and Mineral Lands In
JtllCll CktlUb Shcnaniloah Vnllcyof
Va., lor saio. Menu sramii ror caraioguo,
Statlesi OUAtTAM It Oo.i Harrisonburg, Va,
h ALomh and cxpeiiBc guaranteed
V ' Agents.
Outfit free.
oust, main!;.
SIUW &CO.AU-
Lin 2t.lw.
777 n yenr nti(' expenses to agents,
if ni iree. Auurcss i-.
Augusta, Maine.
Out
O. V1UKLKY,
,1a n at.-iw.
PAMPUTrn1 lor advertisers loo pages, loots
1 llllll HlJlJlli I. 11 1 W uu.tn.
NEW ERA
&c, &c. Also, a full line of
the choicest
ANr
To all of which he invites the
attention of the people.
A Full Line at tho
Don't you Forget,
Slue 18e Mii vo
-II. A. Beltz is the agent for tlio U. B.
Life Insurance Co., and those of our readers
desirous of making provisions for their f.irn
illes, should not fall to call ujwn him and
fnyestigate tho workings of tho company,
tf you wauta nice smooth, cosy shaVe
your hair cut or shampooing, go to Franz
Koedcrcr's Saloon, under lho Exchange Ho
tel. Ho will fix you right, nnd don't you
forget it.
The funeral of Mrs. Koons, mother of
Sherilt Thomas Koons, at Weissiwrt, was at
tended by a largo number of Lehiglitoniaus.
ondary havo now had their turn on the sick
list. Miss Kishbaugh is next iu order.
Tlio vacancy in tlio Grammar school is
well represented, and that friends of tho beinir temporarily filled by A. J. Howland,
i,,tn r.,m naioliWin miinliMnml fi-nin awaiting an appointment ol u successor to coal necessary for domestic uses, or by a
i:iiterlniiliiifiit. . ... , , . Mr. Huulcr by the Board. il.,iiiv ir,0l ,U.., rmm iu. lu couscauouce ot tho lusuBlciency of po'lco,
. ... . Ml I 1111,, 1 110W dOrSCV Will UllCnil 111 lUrgU riUlllOCrS. I "-' -V ' b v.....uu u..,,, ..v... .uw i ,. m,li.'a.ln. nrn rmnnilllll
rtii ciucriainiiiciii win uu ana in " ,. n..u-..i. i n.... LIST Oir llEUULARS. loom n.-rivn l.iiii.f. tnMIr, lnlr llfn ll - -
ri.iuci,i rr r U-n!.,ri i r,. "...."s'-s """""'"' i""- . .. .. ,,, --- - y - -Turkeys lemtonai lossis o.ttraatca ny
' . " . " T ,, ' . ' . , gramme, which will bo published soon, and . ,, ' . ,,', u , I , .. over tlle country. Wlillo Wo confeis to a ocnnBn authority as a tcrrltoryalmostas largo
lliu ueueiib ui ..iu ijuiuuiut. ui... i..ui uiuu ,.. . ,, . ,. ,. , , ,, I Ullllgliiiiu, una. i.juce, niviiaiu a umu
suiennduccu by cool weather, makiug more ny, Ireland. Thoio Is a largo luflux of trampi
in KltLcnny from tho distressed dlstr.cts, and,
church, of that borough, for defraying tho
debt still resting on tho Bell House, on Sat
urday evening, 21th lust., at 7 o'clock.
Tickets may bo procured nt C. W. LenU's
drug store. Wholo tickets 25 cents, half
tickets, for children under twelve, 15 cents,
All aro cordially invited. J. L FaKEUix
ICrliRioi: Notch.
PacKekton M. L. Uiitmcii. ltcv. W. 11.
During tho past week tho slush in our Plekop.pastor. To-morrow (Sunday), preach.
streets has averaged from three to six in
ches IU depth. Mud, mud, beautiful mud.
Only a fow weeks befora holding the
spring elections. If you want ttckets, neat,
cheap and promptly, call at tho Auvocatk
Office.
See a wine cup in another column,
With a bunch "of Grapes from Which Speer's
I'ort Grapo Wine is made, that is so highly
esteemed by the medical profession foftho
Use of invalids, weakly jiersons and lho
aged. Sold by druggists,
Ji Morris Perot, Eso.,Fresidcnt Mcrcan
tile Library of Philadelphia, will please ac
cept thanks for complimentary for 1BS0,
The mombers of the Democratic County
Committee aro requested to meet at tho
Americus Club Itooms, Maueh Chunk on
Thursday, 2'Jth Inst. Sco notice iu another
column.
The depot for fresh, pure and genuine
drugs and medicines is Dr. C. T. Horn's Cen
tral Drug Store, opposite tho " Carbon
House." 0-10.
If you are about to effect an insurance
upon your life, call at this office, and learn
the advantages offered by F. It. Alexander,
District Agent for tho New Kra Life Insur
ance Co., of 1876, of Philadelphia.
Samuel Brunner fell dead on Main
Bt. , Bethlchem,Fridsy evening, of apoplexy
lie had been Coroner of tho county for fif
teen ycats, a Justice of the Pcaco for tlio sam
length of time and Town Clerk for nearly
thirty years. Though seventy-three yean
old he had been in good health.
On Monday last tho hostler at the Le
high Oap Hotel gave n young son of the
proprietor, B. II. Anthony, a pistol to play
with I the boy endeavored to pull the trig
ger the pistol being at full cock not sue
ceeding he took tho weapon to his mother,
requesting her to Mit the hammer down for
hliuj she took it pom him and pulled on
the trigger, when the piceo went offlodging
a ball In the child s body, near tho heart.
Dr. J. C. Kieamer was called, aud at last
accounts was in attendance Un the child.
The Social Club met at the residence of
Mr. C.S. Wheatlcy,on Wednesday evening
of last week. We nro plea and to learn that
the organization is a success. The next
meeting of the club will be held at the resi
dence of Mr. E. Hibblcr, on Wednesday
vening, Jan. 26th. All members are re
quested to. bo present, as a good tlmo is ex
pscUd. All persons who received invita
tions ana were unable to uo present aro re
Ing at 10:30 a. in., Sermon by Pastor. Ser
mon In the evening, "Tho Usurpations of tlio
Itomlih Church," Sunday school '1 p, in,
Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at 7;15
o'clock.
l.KuioiiTON M. E. Ononcii. Itev. J. P.
Miller, pastor. P:30 a. in., Class Meeting;
10:S0 a. in.. Sermon by the pastor. 2 p. in.,
.Sunday school; op. va., Prayer and Praise
Service ! 7 p. in., Sermon by the pastor.
KVAKOELlCALCllUuCIl WklBSrOnT. J. K.
Scylrlt Pastor. Oerman preaching at 10
o clock a, m., by tho Pastor. Toachcrs meet
ing at 1:30 p. in. Sunday School nt 1 p.m
L'ngllh preaching at 7 p. in.
will givo all needed inlormalion ns to details.
Let us do all wo can to make these meetings
helpful to our city and tlio general cause ol
temperance. . Traill Gueen.
Toivniilellsillif ISrcvIllt-Mi
Tlio roads wero muddy Ibis week.
Soiuo of our farmers wcro busily engaged
plowing on Monday last. Ituther early.
Messrs. Lewis Bernhardt and Frank
Hlnker, of Parryvillc, wcro nt this placo on
Wednesday Inst. Glad to soo Ptljcm.
I loam that C. A. Buck, of Pino ltun, 1
intends to go to Kansas next spring, but vip
hone ho will chango his mind before that
time and fctny in l'a.
-Tho lax collectors aro busily engaged
collecting taxes.
"Itevero" will plearo accept thinks
for favors received.
Lewis Kcmercrhas 17 bushels of clover
seed which lie raised last summer.
iam, ons. Diijucr.iuciiaru iin.sm.ii, , ,, . n,..i..t , .......u!,!, i... iruala nroner. vilth a nonulatlon of oloton
James Holford, Horry Koons, llobert TolU I ,,.,. , , , , ., , , I miuiuna
Henry Itccse, Curtis Buckley, Satn'l Buck, ' ' ' " -tuo capital cmnloyodin lliltlih rallroadsls
Michael Donolly, Thos. Behnaffer, Henry "'""-' " ' utile less than frUOP.oro.ouo. Itlsadmlnlstcrod
ltclnmlllor. KU Harts, Fannlo McOono. ness. t hero Is ovory Indication that nearly n-two lmnrirwi nnd irtcntv.luur disiinct com
my, T.aura Derr, Blanche Ladle, Susie all tho business pursuits that havo i-tartcd panloa, 'wuio ot vchlcu pay no dividend, wane
uiieescman, u.
B PniMARY, N. F. Smith, Teacher. Robblo
lhichuian, Gilbert droll, Howard Freeman,
Walter Kressloy, Itobblo Kressloy, Georgo
Miller, Numa Vcnl, John Wlgand, Wlillo
Ksllnger, Bcrsle Eadlo, Oarrlo uangman,
into lenowcd life within tho last half year olhcis aro hopo:cosly insolvent. As mule, tho
will contlnuo j it is liardly possible for them
to stop at just thispoiutind if they continue
at all they must incieaso, and iucrcase so
largely as to force tho demand for coal up to
SalUoKeisor.MaryMcDonnell.Kate Kotln the capacity of conl production. Nothing
I.I' I a Smith, Laura Shinier, Clar.i Taney,
Mary Smith, Nora Wagner. 19.
A SxcoKDAnv, Maooib KismiAuair, Tench-
nr. John MbUonnell, Willie Stone, Willis
Snyder, Harry Ilachman, James Kolh, Jas.
McCarty, Edgar Harttell, Wlillo Taney,
to surely ns this juxtaposition of the buying
smaller the company tho less profitable the
undertaking.
The Pope has recovered from his rocont In.
lndlspoelitou.
Quarantine ngoinit vosne s arrivng irom
AmtHr.ji him heen uholhlhcfl at Home.
Tho Keoubttqui truncal)', il. aombetta's
orgau, demands modlllcallous In tho staff ot the
McOonomy, Hoy Youttgi John Morani V
Clark. Susie Andrews, Jennie Davis, Maud
West, Alvcsta Moyer, Minnie llartz, Mary
Sweeney, MagglcGarrlty, Ida Beers. Little
Kollor. 5.
and selling parties iu tho markot controls Ercnch diplomatic body,
prices to lho profit of trade. We find no one Ninety cotton ooiatlvea havo bcoo lockod
rtniii..,, :.. ,1.. ,v..in ...i.i. r .,..:.. 1 out at Mossley,nour Oldham, in consequeuco
, ..... ' 1 ... . of the operatliej at ono of the mills huvlug
struck for n ten per eent. advonco In their
wages.
A Paris dispatch says that eight Indies of
the order of the "Llttlo fclstcrs of tbo Pour'
havo been bent from tho parent house, at
Ilennrs, to establish a branch of tho order at
tlio outlook of lho current year of 1880, who
Frank ltomlg, John llrong, Willie Wurg, I does not set it down as ono of great pros-
Wtllle Harti, Ueorgo Ulshafer, William per it r. Ltd'icr, Monday.
For the week ending on tho 17lh inst.,
thero wero sbiped over the Lehigh Vulley
rnilroad 01,323 tons bf coal, making a total Brooklyn. v.
of 521.800 tons for tho season, nn InercnsR nf -Tho Palis .Wonlfeur hos reason to tcllevo
AVIlil Creek ltciim.
Franklin Aimer, of Maueh Chunk, was
visiting friends and relations at this place
last week. Glad to seo him.
Thomas Kibler, of Middle Creek, Mnn-
roo county, paid us a visit last week. Call
again.
Joseph E. Kibler, of Drake's Creek,
moved to his former home here, on Satur-
lay of lost week,
Martin Christman, of near this place, next spring,
Lrhighton, wcro visiting here on Sunday
last.
It is reported that John Haydt, former
ly ofthis valley, but now of Mud Bun, was
married to Lucinda Dotter of that place.
Wo wish them much joy through their
journey of life.
The county bridge at Dennis Moycr's
is to bo erected shortly.
-Joseph Kleinlop who was working In
Tino Swamp returned homo on Tuesday.
Joel Strobl intends to build a new barn
Calvin Bscrs, Oscar Davis, Hobble Eadle,
Willie Fisher, Eugene lllnos, Ernest Twee
die, Ucrtlo Young, Mollis HofTord, Beckls
Koons, Laura Smith, Allee Taney, Mary
Taney.Ltttle Ulshafer, Martha Talt 1.
A Iktebmedi atk Euma McUat, teacher.
tho Admiral commanding lho French squnarou
InChluose waters to obtain from Toklng re
paratlpn for an insult olToied to a French cap-tain.
The London correspondent ot tho Manches
ter nuardia'n says that the ltoyal Academy has
decided lo admit women to nieaiuerthlp, rub-
left for East Maueh Chunk last week, where
he has procured work driving team,
Hcury Christman, of Lehlghton, is vis
iting hero for a few weeks.
Joseph KIcintop, of Polio Toco Creek,
left last Monday for Fine Swamp, whero he
has. procured a job.
Messrs. Harrison H. Kibler, Solomon
Eckhard,and Peter Savitz,of this placo,wcro
on a business trip to Lehigh Gap un Mori
djy last
Joseph E. Kibler, ofthis plscc.while re
turning homo from Maueh Chunk,lastMon-
day night, thought ho heard something
hoot near him bcingonly n few yards from
his door, he did not think it strange. But,
reaching tho porch, he heart) something
bouueo behind him, and looking back, saw
a strange animal there; ready for a fight,
Just then the dog camo round the porch,and
frightened the animal off. It was too dark
to see what it was, but it is supposed to havo
been a catamount.
Tho roads were in a posr driving and
and traveling condition the fore part ofthis
week.
Threshing grain has been the chief em
ploy ment at this place tho last few days.
News is about as scarce as snow in this
vicinity. Joe,
-EmmouDreisbach and John Green, of B Boo:;M. E. Donso. teacher,- 172.5M ton. a. compared with same time '"21 SlZSZZZZZZ
last season.
There wero81,217 tonsof coal transport
ed over tho L. ,t S. It. II. for the week end
ing on tho lGth inst., making a total for tho
season to that date of 138,9'J2 toils, an in
Oscar Fenstetmacher. Itosle McUonomy, crease over samo time last year of 74,103 iect to certain dlbablllllif, including tbo de
Laura Itouse, Nellie West, Bella Smith, tons. - privation ol tbo right lo veto at elections ami
Ella HartE, Mary Stein, Alice llrong, Mel- Hon. jn0, Leiscnring, A. W, Iniscnriug '"cuancs at tho annual banquet.
llollrong, iiora liosenstocif, uarrio oioat, u i ., f , p, v Phil-i.lnhln "
Little Fisher, Sarah Ecke.LlttloOroll.-ll. v- ' -7' ' ', . 'euco ol Trade. Ma at Pari. Wednesday.
n , . t w u.,,,. ii,r ni.nrt I -'v" a iiuiuuig, ijomuujj, ., uuio resolutions onereu Dy ai. lutoui uuni mm
Williams. Anthony Campbell. J.U.Hun. a coai company anu coneiuueu trie P"iueu.uu.UB iuo .cuu. u. ,u
ter. Ida H.ehman, Irene West, wme purcuaso o, a vu uao.o i act o. 8,oou acres JiiB'SyStJ
liampion, mary lucnugu.-.. o. uuu.uiuouj cuni lauus in rajeiio oouniy, v.lhr ivll .1r n ri.n.an n.rhnlio nrle.t
Jlliui j, i. iiunuw, ici.ti.er. A.uci, upon WIIICU IIIC)' Will aloncO proceeu lOSIUU whnh hoen twelve vein a mlailoliarv In
lloxmeyer, Thos. uneeseman, t rea. A.au. .hari,( south Alrlea. Is now in Knglsnd with tbo iow
A sncllinz matcli was held at school
no. a, on Thursday last. meuccky.
Our l'Urri vlllo Uitiliut.
Itev. Hoifmau was in town the begin.
ning ol tno week.
Mr. Alexander Stoudt was here to see
the Secretary of tho Evangelical Aid Socio
ty on business.
Messrs. Hauk and Ilvbcr have aleo been
in town.
derburn, A. J. Jlonland, Jcnnlo Blakslee,
Llizie llarleinan, Etta Muttleman, Susie
Schoon otcr, Carrie Tweedle. .
Ethel Wabt.
PmLAbELPiilA, Jan, 20,-At a confercneo ' esiannsuiug an irun coioijy in tue norm oi
(.,.. , ,. .,, , . ,, -MWUUM v U.-M.U- -n J
ui iuo DcuuyjKiu coai uperawra tu-uay it
Itlnucli Clmiik Uokblp,
PmtCHtant eentleruan belas In Kstal offulod
was decided to ask the Pb iladclphia & Head- him t.ooo acres oftlaud lu the Transvaal for the
ins company lo susnend oncrations telnmm- purposes ot a Cathollo mission lie taken out
l-ilv. IV, Ihn nnnvwilil M nf ), nnn WllU U1UI OU ua TO.UI .. a kuu.iuci auio uumi
. 4.1 L ., j ri, , t 1 t , I t, 1 1 I UI irttUCtUlOU KUU IHVUIJ V1.U1.1, JMUIIUM
The cascof theCOmmonwealtu vs. Jacob I cure, nowovcr, iuo i nuaueipuia a; iteaurng d Bst.bllh . Whlte colonv. Father O'
L. Hawk, which colltise.1 supposed would officials staled that tbo company is now only naire describes the Zulus as standing In shysi
Mr. H. r.Coorier made a flying trip to occupy but a few hours, was called on Wed- runningtwenty-oneoutcfitsfilly-two mines cat and Intellectual capacity supreme among
Aiientown on woiucsuay,
--Mr. Guttentag. from Coplay, was In
town on Vf dinosaur lor iron
Tho uew foundry is making rapid prog
ress, and is expected soon to bo iu opera'
tion.
-Mr. Jacob rhlfcr Is again talking- of
moving to uopiay,
nosday Bltefnoon of last weekend continued and thoso are being run only to keep the "b;Yg
until Saturday evening. Tho verdict was furnaces going. The assurance wos given JJublix. Jan. zi.-Twen,y.slx Home Itule
"not guilty und defendant to pay the costs that if the requirements of lho trado should membsrs of I'arllsment were present at the
or half guilty. Thecosts in tho coso will demand a total suspension at tho last of the meeting w-uay nujourneajroin yeoioruay. mi.
amount to nearly five hundred dollars. present month the company will then agree JJ - rZ.lZZ
In the mattCTof tho application of Dsn. to shutdown altogether. The subject of ar- ofihe Irish members of rarlUment. and prom.
Kresgo for a tavern license, which was heard I ranging prices to compete with the low ha0g their legitimate support to the gallant
Mr. Berfass, who had been quite lick of Mast week, tho court, aflcr hearing counsel, priced coal from the Lehigh region was peasaniry of the west oflreland now struggling
ht.n...:. I. ,u..ll ..nl,, I I ...... . . ... vato.n nAa.Auinn nt Ihnlr hnmpa. Thn ra;
diphtheria, is well agaiu,
Mrs. Mary Phifer has gone on a Visit to
ncr menus at i- ieeiwoou, uerus county.
Mrs. SerfaSs Is here on a visit.
The protracted meetings iu the Eran
gciioui cuurcu aro sua in progress,
Miss. Lily Schalfer, who was sick of
sore mroai, is convalescing.
disallowed the petition.
The license applications from Kesquo-
talkod of but no action was taken.
-The Schuylkill KtpuDUcan says"that before
honing, to wiiicu remonstrance nan ns nu, tm U Uii mi mn uitiir sill con
filed wcro granted by tbe court. The peti- mence operations tsndrag to the erection of a
tioners departed from Maueh Chunk In a coalphuio and working on a large seslo in tbe
much happier mood than when they came, k - outl'kl1 'rt ecmvlttf
The attention ot tbe court was prlncl- wlu, Uke tll. nuuw ot what the immenso Potts 1
Itev. Schalfer will preach In tbe M. E. pally occupied in trying petty civil snits this villa shafts were Inteudfd to be, but which we
church on Sunday "morulug and evening.
Taoito
week, mostly appealed from the dockets of ore sorry to say have proved a par tlal, It not a
UU.W.
Judge John V. raluter.ot Klttstlnlng.Arm
uronc couutr.dled onWcluwiUr ot last week.
lie was MDDolntcd lremldnL Ju.lt oof that dla
liedfully roiueitcd to attend the next I ti lit m im hr (loimnr Honranfr. mi de. I receive another lncrcsso In aboat two weeks
maniDg. f auxl in Mi. .Urns.
Justices of the Peace.
Tbe commissions, of Goorge W. Esse r,
Esq., for Frolhonoiary, Clerk of the Courts,
and one empowering him and Bernird
to retain possession of their homes. The res
olntlou wss passed after a speech byMr ODon.
olme, la which be said that be- regarded Mr,
Psxnelt as a leader of the Irish people and thst
the Und system was contrived to make Ireland
the prnaio property of landlords. A resolution
wss alio PAtst-d declaring thst the Home
Holers should act Independently of English
parties lu Parliament, The latter psrt of the
meeting wss held in private. Mr.Wm. Bhaw
was elected uesslonsl Leader. Tbe meeting
was then sojourned until the tth ot February
Liffi Association
OF 187(1,
233 S. Gth St., Philad'a, Pa
Chartered bv tho Oovernor ct renn87lvan!a on
iuo uiBi uay oi jjecoiuocii ia.oi
MAsNAQKIlSI
PrntxliTont. 1Ion..Tnmel,Dllock. Phlt.itlt1nlil.
Vice-ruMftttut, liobeitc UU1. L'lilladelititu.
ec'v nun 'lTcuc w. i. Joiinson. riiiUiieituiiai
Mcil. Kx'r, Wi U. Malm. M.D., Chestnut 111)1.
Tho fonmlatlon of tbo AB-ocJatloU Is ncrfoct
rmituntlty. Tno mem Dora In" mo tliernselfrCB
ami imvuxfictiywU.nttliov would tecplve, cou
sequfntlr tlio system kIyco perleot t'tiuotltr to
e cry member.
'i urro nro nn oiviaionii or cianflo. utain
clatuiD Ate (iroTHlcti lor bv ftu nsncflmeat on
o.icii tueDiber. baa Lit on nno und ninouut of
llll'IIlUOlHUip.
i uo rnio oi aioeBamoac is nzcu or iuo "uori-
;sln"unct "AtiH'riwn Iwiiieilcnco" Tnblea.
too i)a-iDl fi tne nt ltouo iMhUon dou
us ot riNkH At Two Slitllo'is. lho latit wnu'd
borcdnceil one HALF, bocuuau there would be
twico as liinnv nskB to nnrtcsj. nod iu tho tuime
inoportiou for Urjrer a in omit h.
1 ilVlU lirt I.U1Y l ITU ."JllliOII illSiiS IU I 111'
Kra. nml wo nro irrowlmr verv laatt ni wo In
ireaB in nmuuut, uf Itlatcanu decieuRO lu tho
nmoiiut or AB'scsaiueuti nccordlnsn. It tnuea
no inoro money to nay ?J-l.fxo at tno umIHuii ol
rlMica tliou lcdi.es to ay fli.OOOat ouo million
iiuKh, lu all other Cuinpamea you hnvo to pjy
thoH.iino aniouui at ull ttiuesthcrj In n re
duction lu their nvscmonts. OUU DK.VT1I
CIiAIMH Altbl l'All) IN 1'UfsL-O KK-
IJUCTIOX 31 A D Ji lTO YOU A Ir T li 11
DKATlIi
iiKiiiiiinsiur.
l'prsnn tfctweon tho aires i f 21 and 80 nassins
a natlblstctory mi (Heal oxamluailon, wul boad
nmteil lo meiuberdlnp upon luring $10 per f lfrO
(7 Initiation teo and is nuuual uiua.)
Auuual iluos uin uiiiluriu at all 0Rfitt3per
tino, mitl denote exactly iior much t-ach iutm.
uer couiiiuuiea lowurus irw uxpcusu oi uiuu
auement
UN15 THOUSAND I) TsIsATtS CON6T1
TUi'i:s a MKMlllO its Ull'. but from ouo to
llvouiuy bo htiil bv ouo pcrwju, vizt
rruin 31 to 15. five luimijcrehips. or S'jOOS
ViomittiiCJ, thies " orfiuo
Fioui&l toil, two " orJ.'ix
l-'j out 5tl lo 6o, ouo " or 51000
Tho AMoclntlon will not iiauo a certlllcato to
any lercou over 60, nor on nnylilo unlcaathe
UUUf'U' luty ,iiua nu iiiauiuuiu luii'irav. urit.U'
lativu iNsuitANCK will not bo countenanced.
rilOTCCTIOV.
Theiaembersliavo control and use of their
ra ucr until it U needed lopay death claims.
lh t)ii it Koca direct to the belt a of thH deooasfU
ouir v-fcHluff tbiotigh tholuudaot thoTreanr
cr who t (under the Charter) nqulied to give
a Loud for iOo.tiK).
Iberocanbe uo accurontatfoa of moneyain
tl.o bauila of the Association for us or luveat-
uii'Ut. conbcquenity no "iiamiuieau" no "aur
nt ns." nn ttiiuMtatlon to erect maentnceiit build-
in if a. or to pay enoi moua aalarie a to o Ulcers or
u(nt. lo derramiingor nwm. iioomutmie-
luonti making lailtireun imposeiDllity, oecauat
tt rjinitul Im its memlHraliii.
'lho uenlncai.o of Memoer8bip"la clear And
explicit, contains every imcrai leaiure coliisi
eul with afetv. and after two yean la lucou
tetablo except for aire, occupation and rtt
ueuco.
NGUCU OP A8bE88MENTS
Will lift Bont to each member irlvlnir full Inform
atlon of the claim, tho name of deceased, hi a oc
cupation, reaiueuce iuu ciuio til uuaia ; bibiu
ment of o'aiaiant. aLtendlns Dhvblciau. clemv
man and undertaker, together with tbe naiue
oi ine party nzore wdoui tne amoAviia were
made.
Aawaxmenta mast be paid wltbln thirty days
aiier nonce.
IICW TJIB OLD GOBI PAS IE8 SPEND
MONEY.
A convention of Insurance Commit loo era
neia tu Bepieraoer, isn
Hkboltkd, lhat we deem It Incumbent on na
to de-iounco as radicallv wronir. and without
justification, the enormous salaries, bonuses
and percentages votxd to tbkmbklve by the
onlcera of number of Life Insurance Com
f mules, far exceeding the money value of human
abor and effort.- That It fa oar daty to censure
iieh d radices, and lu our intercourse with tae
publio to warn them against the corporations
watch are using tbe contributions of the Issored
minis repreneusioie inauuer.
NOTE THK TAOT.
The members of the 'ew Lr pay only tbo
actual u;t coat of their insurance, whilst the
policyholders In the old LIeConiuaule have
paid enouxb in addition ta swell their lueU to
such an extent that frjm tie accuunlatlon of
luieret alune tberhTe been enabled to pay all
death claims. Unj.mg tw eniy seven year for
ty-flfe Life CorjriUiM turned to their iolicy
holders lesi man per ct-ut. ot their actual re-
vripis n; surrendered policies and death claims,
abotfr runif ncsr 7 tiiii rnt In OTTWt.aAl n1 uA.
BA2?K
STREET,
Lchighton, Pa.
HflSTETTH
CELEBRATED IIaSi
sl I
TSic .Stomach liKfrciifrMictVciJ.S
Tlio 11-crreiriiIoto.l, tho bowels imtln proper
oilier tlio uiocri. fniicuea ana riur.ucu. ao.i mo
nervous system leniieretl tiarrjnilriuil ruroiou
hv tbis luHstlmnbli fjiolly intiliclue suUuufo.
rrtiaril snaliiht Uuoa&o. wbub is, mmeover. a
rjoM n.ri'iH'.ililo aud electlro aiicrtiier, nml it
coullsl peculiarly uitaiitra to tbo vrniitsot tbo
spn.j unit rnllrni.
For Silo by all DraRKists ond Dealers rren.
einlly. Jaii.l-wS.
nJHNisTK.Vl'ItlX SALE
Of Ynlunblo Real Estate.
llr Tlrtnc of nn onler of tbo Orphans' Court
of Carbon Oonnty. l'a., tbo umlcrslrrncil Ad-
rnlnlsiralrliolCloorife Hiimuel Ucberllnic.lais
of th llofoUKbof l.enbrhton, l'a.. doo'd tnero
will bo olfcred at 1'ubllo Sals on tlio premises,
Tuesday, Feb. 17th, 1880,
commencing at TWO o'clock P. jr., tho fol
lo.ttlni; valuable real estnto, to. tilt 1 All that
certain l.ot olllrounJ, sltuato on tbe corner
of I.ehlKh and Mouth streets In f Aid HoroUKb
of LeblKbton, containing In front or breatllli
on said South street serenty-seren feet, and
extcndlnic of that width between parallel lines
olKhty.rix and one-balffeet towllliln tiro feet
ol a liruwu House. Tbb Iniprovements there
on are a two-story Kmino wheelnrlKbt Shop
and on. Double Irame DTfelUng.ono and one-'
half stories blab.
ALSO, all that certain lot ot ground, bolntr
a part of I-oU Nm. n and Vi, towned by said
deceased and Samuel Levan) situated on
South street. In suld boroagb, and adjoining
tho Evangelical church, contalnlnifln front
on said South street seventy-one feet, and ex
tending thence between parallel lines to an al.
leyonebundred and elKhlyoneft. In depth, with
a Iront of eoventy-seven feet on Northampton
street. Tbe Improvements thereon are a two
story Frame llwelllmc.
Terms will bo made known at time and place
of sale, by
ANOUJJNE HEBERUNO,
Administratrix of U. S. lleberllnir. deo'd,
Jan. 10.-W1.
Tbe Catasauqua Monnfuclortng Com tuny
have )ust advanced tbo waits ol tbctr puddlers
50 cents per Ion and added 5 coals per dsy to
lh.waie.ol tbe olbtr employees. It Ibeprlc. j,, , n iter ,nJ Kooorfer to ad
ot trou remilns Broi toe wsces ol tbe men will ' ....
minister oaui.i tw. iiiu niui ui .i.
-ltajnears that tUis term cf court Las
A mortgage forlSOO.OCO bas been recorded when the Irish members will meet alter tha.
tn tbe Courts of Cambria county. Tbo Tldewa. delivery ol tbe queen's speech,
ter ripe Company ar. tbe parties o the first OiOiUiU. Jan. J.-l'ubllo attention Is
part: aleurs. Ilyron D, Demos, AUnsen A. entirely absorbed by tbo dlsatttooa conaaxra.
Bumner and Hascal UTsylor are of tbe second. Hon In Tokie on lire. to. This is the third elm.
part, and the Fidelity Insurance, Truii, and j liar overwheimlnc calamity tn seven yearstbo
Hale Deposit Company, ot riliadelpblai aro ot first In K71 aud tbe second In isie, "ow miles
the third cut. of raund ant (aid waste. Almost 15,0.0 ttyei i
abao oinff over 7S per cent. In expeL.es and ac
UHI O0LU8 lu ruUS. '1I1UIK
la Pound. Ralueil lu 3 Weeks uud Cured
or Consuiuiitton.
Messrs Cuaddock fe Co.,
ion ltace street, l'blladelpbla, ra
OEuTLBAisN i l'lrase scud uo 12 bottles st I)r;
II. JAI1K8 UAHuAHlS lkuiCA. one each of PHIS'
and ointment, lor a fnend of mln. who Is noV
expecteil tn live, and as your medicines cured
ma ot COuSUkutrox some three years ajrS. '
want hUn to try them. 1 trained 111 let u voa- r
wlillo taklm tbe tti at three bottles ,
lltupecttully, J. V. KtJ
Ijtwrencebu't. Anuerson co., Kr
w Jauo-wl
Closing prices of DkhivLx
Block, Government And, , ToYxatxn
Third Street, lUlil.dt.l- . Uo,M 40 Bouts
t3 B.c'i.mi...... "" Jau.,22 igsff
Ir li auissfTow''" ' i;"l,M'
tS' 2' aJ J L " ... . P, M aaaea
:. 'w as
CeblhV' a? .t.lt ztt, Md-si.IffS
Uteb..lfaV.CoV.' hu
.0--.hirn ..'"lM Of. J.ISS"
4trj.nco: as is j5S
cn.mulatigns,
or it i
SAMUEL It. OILUAM,..
XxKal Axent, Iblghlon, Catbou Co., Vi.
ACTIVE AOEHia WANTKD. Apply trior
address,
F. IU ALEXAKDEIt,
DlbTUICT QEHT.
Uolgbtaii. t'atbj county, Penna. North Penu.rlvoma a u ifu Sd '!?
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