t
J. T. NUSBAUM,
OF THE
" Original Cheap Cash Store,"
respectfully announces to his friends and
the public that he lias just received his
Spring and Summer stock of
Dress
Comprising among other Novelties
Black Cashmeres & Alpacas,
Silks and Satins,
Japanese Silks,
Mohair Suitings,
Dcbige Suitings.
Cautets and Oil Cloths,
Hoofs, Shoes,
CHINA, GLASS and QDEEHSWARE!
Ac, Ac.
which, as usual, are nil offering at knock
down prices.
Respectfully,
J. T. NUSI1AUSI,
Opposite tho Public Square,
Lehighton, Pa. sept. 18-yl
With Supplement.
SATURDAY. Al'KIL 9, 1881.
Local and Personal
fea-Why suffer such unspeakable tortures,
Rheumatism has been conquered, Kendall's
Spavin Cure Is tho victor. Head the adv't
2HJ- Post Office Building, Lehiehton, Pa.
Wow is your chance, ami I make bold to
say that It'is the best you ever had, tn buy
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ac I am lull y
quipped for tho spring trade, and ran oiler
you a greater variety, a better article, and n
lower prlco than any houso in this section.
Ladies, If you want nico fitting shoes fur
yourselves or your littlo girli, I can pleae
you In every respect. I mean busincs, and
am prepared to back my assertions.
Respectfully, Lswis Wkiss.
EjyClergyinen, public speakers and
singers uuitn in their praise of Dr. Coxa's
Wild Cherry nnd Seneka. It rcndeiB the
voice clear and strong. Price, 25 aud 50
cents.
!S53 Dr. C. T. Horn, at tho Central Drug
tore, sells warranted vegetable and (lower
seeds. Buy only such, and avoid vexation
from failure of crops.
Sf3.Try Kendall's Spavin Cure, a Bure
remedy for Sp iyim, Curb Ringbone", or any
enlargement of the joints. See the advertise
ment. iBlf you wantn nice smooth.ensy shave
your hair cut or shampooing, go to l'ranz
Roedcrer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho
tel. Ho will fix you right, aud don't you
forget it.
0For fine stationery, envelope, ac
eouut books, memoraudum books, pens, pen
oils, school. books, wall paper, and in I'ai-t
anything that you want outsido of dry goods,
groceries and provisions, call at Liickcn
bach's, 2 doors below tho Broadway Houso,
Mauch Chunk, and you ran get it, cheap
and rood.
SXr Don't drive a spavined Horse as long
as you can get Kendall's Spavin for $1 a
bottle; As a powerful liniment for deep
seated pains on both man and beast it has
no equal. Read adveitlsenicut.
Housekeepers desiring to decorate
their homes, should not fail to call on Dr.
C. T. Horn, at the popular Central Drug
store, Lehighton, nnd examine his beautiful
stekof WAIifj PAPER, before malting pur
chases elsewhere.
$3f Now receiving and opening a very
large and lashlonable assortment ol merch
ant tailoring goods, o mprising a full line
of the very latest styles of cloths, casMtnercs
and suitings, of the best forelgn-ond domes
tic manufacture, suitable for spring and sum
mer wear, which I am prepared to make
up fashionably and substantially at prices
fully as low as at any other establishment
in tho country. Oill and bo convinced of
tho truth ol my statements.
Respectfully,
II. II. Pktkks, Agent,
P. 0. Building, Lehighton, Penii'a.
C5UA word of caution. Nearly all ven
dors of cough syrups use largo quantities of
opium, morphine, and tartar emetic all
deadly poisons and sooner or later tho worst
result may be apprehended Iroin their uses.
We know that Dr. Coxo's Wild Cherry and
Beneka is entirely free from them all, and
can bo given to the youngest babe without
any risk whatever. It will euro that cough.
You will find a largo stock of boo)s and
shoes, for ladies, gentlemen aud children, at
the Original Cheap Cash Storeof J. T. Nus
baum, of latest and best makes, which he is
selling at lower prices than any other
house In the county.
Mary McGovcrn, of Bethlehem, aged 3
years, was scalded to death on Thursday of
last week.
The residence of Mrs. John Madden, at
Bethlehem, was destroyed by firo Friday.
The jewelry store of Harry II. Webb at
Calasauqua was robbed of a largo amount
of valuably on Thursday night of last week.
If you are in want of queenswaro or
glassware, drop in at Dauiel Graver's Bee
Hive Etore, and select from his large stock,
Just received from the manufactories. Prices
down to suit you all.
The Mauch Chunk Democrat says that
$40,000 in addition to the $C0,000 originally
appropriated, will bo needed to complete
the Miners' Hospital in Schuylkill county.
William Hensley was killed and an
other man severely injured Friday morn
ing by an explosion of giant powder in the
Lehigh Valley Coal Company'! new shaft,
at PitLston.
4ti-Preparo yourself for tho sovcro and
sudden changes of climate of winter and
spring, by procuring a bottle of Dr. Bull's
cough syrup.
Neatly printed illustrated dodgers at
the AsvociTK office very cheap. Give us a
trial.
The rortland,Northampton county, En-
terprue states that tho titles having been
examined and a small mortgage dating from
1801 satisfied, the sale of the Bangor and
other slate properties to New York and
Philadelphia capitalists will soon be con
summated.
John McConnell,of Raven Run,Sehuyl
kill county, is 31 years of age, 47 inches
high, and weighs 86 pounds.
Trains will run from this place to Allen.
town to accommodate those wishing to visit
Vf. C. Coup's great show on Wednesday
next, 13th Inst, at cheap excursion rates,
Large crowds will no doubt be on hand.
Mrs. Cull, of Buck Mountain, died very
uddenly at that place on Monday last. She
was buried in tho Catholic cemetery, at
Laurytown.
At the eltctlon held in Mauch Chuuk
last Saturday to decide as to whether that
borough should build a new Market and
Opera House, the question was decided in
the affirmative, Let us hope that it will
not prove as huge an elephant to them, as
the publio school house of this borough has
..rattan In now vaa.1a
You can catch trout now If you know
how.
Prof. J. T. Rowland,pf Weathtrly, was
in town Saturday, and dropped In to see US.
A largo invoice of manllla bags Just re'
eclved aud for solo at this office at low
prices printed or plain. Store keepers
will do well to call and see them.
If you desire to sen a welt selected
slock of Spring and' Summer dress goods,
marked down to the very lowest figures,
call at J. T. Nusbaum's Original Cheap
Cash Store, this borough. Do uot lako our
wordjfor It, but call nndjsco for yoursolvcs.
Don't fall to read tho monster advertise
ment in to day's paper, of W. 8. Winter
niutq,, He Is fully prepared to do all lie
promises. His goods nro all fresh and aro
selling at very lowest prices. Call and see
them, and be convinced.
Miss Carrie Bauer left for her new field
of labor In the public schools of Weatherly
last Monday.
W. S. Wtnlcrmute, of this borough, Is
tho first merchant In Corbou county to oc
cupy the full spaco of ono page of a news
paper to announce his business. Who will
follow suit?
A two weeks' term of Court will con
veno at Mauch Chunk Monday next.
And now Laury'a Station is to have a
carriage factory.
They had five Inches of mow at Wilkes
barre on Saturday.
Tho ruling prico of Allentowr, bank
stock at present is $55 per sharo.
The Bethlehem lock-up accommodated
35G tramps with lodging during tho past
winter.
Tho small-pox is still troubling the
people and keeping the doctors busy in old
South Bethlehem.
It is estimated that about twenty-five
tons of tobacco wero grown in tho neighbor
hood of Bethlehem last season.
Excavations aro being made for tho
erection of four now heating furnaces in tho
Bessemer steel mill, South Bethlehem.
Horees and carriacescan bo obtained at
David Bbbert'a popular livery on North
street, at all times for business, pleasure or
funeral purposes, at low rates.
Grand Spring opening of ladles dress
goods and dry goods, at Daniel Graver's Bee
Hivo Store, this borough, Including alt the
newest and most fashionable designs. If
you wish to secure bargains call early and
select from his immense slock.
Fur tho week ending mi the Id inst,,
there wen- 73,327 tons of coal transported
over the- L. V. railrord, making a total for
the season to that dato of l,f!fG,953 tons,
showing an iunease, as compared with
samo time last year, of 301,101 tons.
For tho five days ending; on the 31st
ult., Ilieio wero C5,11J tons of coal trans
ported over tho Ij. A S. railroad, making a
total for tho year lo that date of 1,003,75"
tons, showing an increase, ns compared
with same timo lust season, of 230,310 tons.
The jewelry store of C. P. Eldrcd.at
Honesdale, was robbed on Tuesday night,
of watches and othor yalunblcs, to -the
amount of over $1000. There is no duo to
tho robbers.
-George Hoover, aged 14 years, Wednes
day Bitot and hilled hissisler, Lottie, iigwl
17, ina quarrel at tho dinner-table, in the
house of their mother, a widow, living near
Sunbury, in thisSlnto. The boy was lodged
in jail. He gives ns the only reason for the
crime, that "they would not give him
enough to cat."
-A colored man named Joseph Perry,
(commonly known hereabouts ns "Black
Joe,") was found on tho rch of the Fort
Allen House, in Wcisspnrt, Wednesday
moruing, In what was at first supposed to
be a half frozen and drunken state, and was
carried to the bam and covered with a
blanket and u lot of straw, but when some
time in the aflernoon persons went tn look
nflrr him, he was found to be dead. 1U.
T. S. Beck, of this borough, held ail inquest
on the body, ami a verdict was rendered in
accordanco with tho fjcls. His body was
taken charge of by tho Toor Directi rj of
Parry ville, to which place ho belonged.
-Rev. Mr. Hart, Graud Worthy Chief
Templar of the Grand Lodge I. O. ofG. T.,
of rc(ina.,will lecture on Temperance In the
Lehighton rinsbyterian Church, next Fri-
duy evening, April 15lh.
Tho last report of tho public schools, is
unavoidably crowded out of this week's
paper it will appear next week.
Our Enial friend J. W. Raiidenbush,
who has been ndimseil during the past
week, is now convalescing. "
Two saw mills, one belonging to the
Lehigh Coul andi'avjgation, nnd tho other
to Lewis Crcllin Sc Co., wero destroyed by
fire at Whito Haven Wednesday. The
loss is between JS000 to $10,000.
The new borough council organized on
Monday evening last.
.
A Tirol Itlilo Arllclu.
Messrs. Trexler .t Kroidler.atlhe Central
Carriage Works, Lehighton, Pa., have pur
chased the right of Caibon county, for the
use of Goodell' Patent Axlo Cutting Ma
chine, to take up lost motion in boxes of bug
fries, carriages and other wagons. Butchers,
nucusiers unit an owners ol wagons will do
well to call on the above named ccntlcmen
at their works, and have their wagons made
like new, as far as lost motion or worn box
cs are concerned. Call and give it a thor
ough examination.
Kcroliillon In I'ricrv.
Last week's Gazette has this to say of our
young friend, E. II. Hohl :
Tho rapidly increasing business of Mr. K.
H. Hohl, watchmaker and jeweler, is mar
velous in tho eyes of many of our older and
less ambitious anil enterprising dealers, and
shows what Industry, energy and liberal
advertising will do inn staid old town. He
lias created a revolution In prices In watch
es, clocks and jewelry, and is now enlarg
ing his business to Include silver plated
ware of all kinds, which he is oll'eriug at
prices apparently but little mora than cost.
yet lie claims that his profits nro entirely
satisfactory. The secret of this is, that he is
a shrewd buyer, making all his purchases
at lowest figures, and selling corresponding
ly i-uiruj,. jus store is uno Ol tno uoatebl
and n i oat attractive lu the State, anil Is lo
cated on Susquehanna street, Mauch Chuuk.
Mnbilll)- or Tuviiklilpn.
Supervisors about going Into office should
take heed of recent decisions of the Supreme
Court in relation to roadi and bridges, so
that they will place and keep' all such in
condition that will ensuro the safety of
travellers and save the township damages.
Tho Supreme Court has decided that if a
publio road, running through a township, Is
so dangerous by reason ol its proximity to a
precipice that common prudence requires
extra precaution in order to secure safety to
travellers, tho township Is bound touse such
precaution, and the omission to do so Is
negligence. Townships, as well as other
municipalities, as a city or borough, are
bound to erect walls or barriers along tho
sides of its roads if that is necessary to the
safety of travellers. In another ease the
Supreme Court also decided that, where the
plaintiff was driving over an unralled town
ship bridge and the horse took fright at a
plank nailed over a hole in tho bridne. and
before ho could bo prevented, backed over
the bridge into the creek, by which the
horse, carriage and harness wero Injured,
judgment was pioperly entered upon a
voMiotofSBS in favor of the plaintiff tnd
against the township, who should have kept
iup unuge iu a saic condition.,
Coup' I.ntc.l annul Venture.
On the 13th day of April Coup's New
United Monster Shows, being the actual
consolidation of his own with ten othor well
known shows into one, will exhibit in Al
len town, giving two performances, afternoon
and evening. We have often read of big
shows and monster combinations, but in
order to get nn udequato Idea of what is ac
tually in store for our amusement loving
readers, wo nsk them to contemplate tho
following i Besides his own monster enter
prise, three times larger than last year, Mr.
Coup lias also combined with It Farlnl'a
great Paris Hlppodromo, with a lent so
large that it requires two hundred men
with horse power lo rolso it, having a race
track forty feet wldo. aud nearly half a
mile round, the distance In the vust smllto
riura being so great that ho uses threo cir
cus and hippodrome rings, und employs
three full circus companies. Ha has also
added Middleton's grand Menagerie, with
nearly n thousand animals, Prof. Juko's
Automatic Museum of mcchaulco-autoniat-Ic
wonders, requiring ten powerful steam
engines to operate them, n fac simile of the
New York obelisk, convoyed from Alexan
dria, Egypt, at a cost of $102,000, Melville's
great Circus, Hager's New York Aquarium,
Nathan's great double circus, Prof. Fryer's
Pony Circus, Okcliawaka'B Indian show of
a hundred aboriginal braves, II. R. Amos'
original Boston Jubileo Singers, Verdi's
grand Opera and Anvil Chorus, Prof. Knl
much's original Palestino Arabs, Cetewayo's
Ainazula Princess and suite, a genuine
troupe of mala and Icmalo Zulus, and feats
of the Oriental curriculum by n company
of Turks, Japanese, Spanish Moors nnd
Lgyptitin Mamelukes.
The great street procession of a hundred
golden chariots and nnimal dons conteins
nine bands of music, four musical chariots,
each played by jrawcrful sloam engines,
equal to a thousand first-class musicians,
ono hundred performers iu the three cir
cuses, nnd two hundred male and feinala
riders and chariotors In the, great Furjs
Hippodrome. The show is preceded by
threo palace advertising cars, a hundred
agents nnd advertisers, and tra,nsiorted by
ono hundred railroad ears, nil of which aro
owned exclusively by tho proprietor. There
has never been anything before to equal
this, and we hnvu no doubt but Mr. Coup
will bo well patronized when the show ar-
Wclfciport Hums.
The numerous friends of Robert Yundt
will undoubtedly regret to hear of bis death
on Tuesday last. Mr. Yundt was engaged
iu uu apoinccary store in riiuaucipliia
where ho was taken sick and after a pro
tracted illness with typhoid lever, died at
his father's residence in this bornueh. Our
sympathies are with the Iwmived family
unit mentis of the deceased. Funeral ser
vices Wero held on Friday ami his remains
were lutcrren In tno .Last Weis.ipnrt ceme
tery, there to await n joyful resurrection.
Austin Boyer is einploved as a clerk In
the Packcrton Forwarding Office.
Frank Koonsand family, left on Mon
ilay last fur Ft. Dodge, Iowa", lo visit rela
tives and friends.
Albert Campbell, ono of our enercetin
young men, left on Monday lat to attend
tho Btato Normal School at Millersville.
As principal of tho Eust Weissport sohools
he was unexcelled.
-Singing school was hi-ld in tlin base
ment of tho Evangelical church on Satur
day evrnlnir. last. Finn music and slusluc
was rendered on the occasion.
-Tho friends of Mis. Snvder. wife ofthe
late Rodger Snyder, surprised heron Tues
day of last week, bv loading her table with
delicacies.
Night marauders wero on an expedi
tion one night last week, but were frightened
nil' before succeeding in entering the Miner
liios., residence.
Threo children nfGeoree Ramiaredown
with diphtheria. We hope they may speed
ily recover. Quixr.
HlS Creole IUiui..
William Shoenberger difposed of 23
acres otrve to Paul Buck, of this place, for
$U'5. The horses that wcra sold at his ven
due brought from $30 to SI0I) : 7 cows from
S17.50 to $38.50; corn sold at 55 cenis, hay
giZJ per ton, oats 40 cents, potatoes 45 mils,
buckwheat 45 per bushel, and about 400
pounds of chickens, livj weight, sold at from
U to 10 cento per pound.
-Win. Lovi-tl.ofTullvtuwn.Biicksooun-
ly, moved on tho unit ho bought ol Mr.
Bhoonherger on Iho 1st. Wo aro pleased to
uavo nun iocuiq witu us.
Cheater A. Buck moved into uno of
Adam Begel's residences near Murm Fur
nace, on Saturday last. Mr. Buck will open
h select school in Nortli East Weissport Mon
day a week.
W. E. Kemerer. Win. Bover. Nnlhnn
Suit and Taul Buck, of this place, were in
attendance at the Conference at Milljmrt on
Saturday last.
-Constoblo John Strohl. of Lower Towa-
inenslng township, was at this placo on
Monday last on business.
A child of Ilenrv Solt. near Welssnort.
was interred in the cemetery at this place
on Sunday afternoon last; another died on
balunlay latnnil was interred on Tuesday
morning, jioin y lei i ins oi scarlet rath.
Mr. Full, ol Line Run. purchased the
old saw mill of J. J. Kemerer, of this place,
iir on Aionony lasu .Mr. i'., intends to
remove the mill to Long Run and set it up
there.
John Srhabo and wife, of Shamnkln.
wero at this placo on a visit on Sunday lo
friends. Ho also rave us a nlcasint call.
John is a clever fellow, and we are always
pleased lu meet him
--Esrcs havo advanced acalu somewhat
iu price.
Tho winter term of our schools havo
about all closed, and with few exceptions
general satistartinn has been the result.
We had a terrible nor'-wester at this
place on Tuesday last.
Mr. J. Hottensteln. of this place, savs
he received 00 cents per bushel for potatoes
ut Nesquchoning this week.
ItKVr.RK.
UclljrloiiN JVOtCk.
LtUlOUTON EVAKOKLlCALUUOnOn n. J.
Smoyer, pastor. Preaching tomorrow (Sun
day) at 10 a. in., and 7-15 p. in. Sunday
school at S p. in. Morning subject: "The
firs that shall never ko out." Ereiilair sub
ject: " Christ Charged with Insanity." All
are cordially welcome.
Ziom'b Reformed Oucrou, J. H.IIartman
pastor. Preaching at 10 a. m., Sermon, In
German. 2 p, m., Sunday school. 7:00 p.m.,
sermon, In English. A cordial welcome to all
KVANOKLlCAr. Uiiuncii.WKiBSrDHT. E. J.
Miller, Pastor. German preaching at 10
o'clock a. m., by the Pastor. Sunday School
at S p.m. English preaehlnc a 7.30 p.m.
I.Ut Ol I.CttCfk
Remaining uncalled for at the Lehighton
Post-Office, April 8th:
Carle. Philip. I Crandall. O. A
Graver, David, Hill, C. L.
Mack, barah, Miller, Alice,
Miller, A. II. I Manti.John,
Nothstein,SlephenF. I Whart, Macie,
narg, oouu, jr. I wen, Matilda,
Weaber, Wilson.
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will ploaso say "advertised."
H. II. Pities, P.M.
Dr. T. H. Latham, of Weatherly, has
been appointed physician of tho Middle Coal
Field Poor House, vice Dr. Longshore, re
signed, who flllod the position for eighteen
years.
Mr. Nathan Kloti. the veteran hotel
proprietor, assumed tho management of the
Broadway House, Mauch Chunk, on the 1st
of April. With Mr. Klotz's peculiar fitness
for tno business, and an experience of more
than score of years, we may safely predict
that the Broadway will continue to be one
of the most popular bouses lu the Lehigh
Valley. Ex-Burgess Keiser, the lata pro
prietor, occupies one of his residences ad.
joining the hoUl. .VaueA Chunk Gait tie.
rf iyT"mM 'i 1 1 wgBnaMftCTawgf3MWMepftssKiMBwnt
Tlio Conl Trndrt
The aulhracltu coal trade for tho past
week has been unusually dull in all depart
ments of the trade. The production of coal
at tho mines, the transportation of coal from
tho mine to the shipping points, or to the
markets for consumption, shows unusual
dullness, at lower prices. There seems to bs
a purpose on tho pat t of tho coal trade not to
over-stock the market by unduly loading
tho new year with last year's produce of coal.
To this end W. II. Johns, John E.Oroeff,
John M lines and R. C. Thomas huveogr.cd
to the stoppage of coal mining tho last three
days of this week, that Is to cay, to stop work
on April 7th, 8th and Sth instants. To fully
carry out tho spirit of tho agreement it Is
essential that the mining, hoisting, prepara
tion and loading of coal during those days
be entirely discontinued. As evidonco how
much production has been reduced this year
on that of last year iu corresponding timo the
figures show that, on tho lstnf March, 1880
the stock of coat ou hand and nllout was
807,000 tout; on the 1st or March, 1881, tho
amount ou hand was but 305,000 tuns, a de
crease of 412,000 tons. This shows a very
limited supply of stock now ou hand. Tho
orders for coal aro quite limited, olid it is
not improbable that a further suspensiou of
production may bo continued for a month
or two yet. Tho samo favorablo fcaluro of
the trade that lias characterized it lor tho
past six months, namely, united action on
the part of tho several largo companies, still
prevails, aud probably will throughout tho
year. 1 1 was a inista ke no doubt to susiwnd
coal production, and, ntthe samo time, issue
circulars of advanced prices. Tho stock of
coal now on hand as compared with tho 1st
or March last year is 412,000 Ions literally
no reduction at all. Prices wore fully main
tained last year on an increased supply ol
coal. There 13 no reason to fenr that the
trade will weaken henco to the end of tho
year, or that prices' will bo lower. Tho trade,
us will be seen, opcnswithover412,000tons
less on tho market than there was on tho
opening of trade last year. Into the fact of
less coal to sell this year there is a large
short supply nil over the country, and
especially at tho West. The retail prices
of coal, owing to the reduction of prices by
the coal combination and tho low rates of
fi eight, havo been reduced 50 cents a ton to
maintain Ihe present circular prices. They
will meet tins week to decide upon the pro
gramme for April, but it is particularly
iioticeablo that some cutting of circular
prices is taking placo. Thcro is no great
v-oulidence in Ihe trade that theso prices can
bo sustained, even If production is curtailed,
and supplies only for immediate wonts are
boing purchased. Thus the receipt at this
port last week wereif all descriptions, 21,988
tons, against 42,105 for the samo week last
year, making the total receipts since Jan
uary 1st, 1,109,281 tons, against 293,904 tons
last year. As freights are low, tho small re
ceipts aro the moio significant. The total
production of onlhracito coal for the week
ending March 19th was 511,850 tons.agalnst
592,8S0 tons tho previous week, and 340,234
tons tor tho same wcekiu 1880. Tho increase
in the production since January 1st is 1,242,
205 tons. The Western trade lias fallen olf.
Frelghtsarelow,beiug$ll 10 from New
Ynrk,$I 50 from Philadelphia, and $1 75
from Baltimore. The avcnigo rates of freights
last year was low, or only $1 a ton, but it
was exceptional, owing to the high rates
ruling fur Ire. Vessels would carry ire lo
coal-shipping ports and bring back coal. Up
on the ice the profits woi made. It is claim
ed by owners of freighters that this year,
owing to this fact, that there will bo no such
rates ruling for ice as a year ngo, coal fielghts
will average higher than last. The anxious
ly looked for decision iu the Reading Rail
road election case, before Judge Hare,gener
ally expected on 3aturday last, was uot
forth coming, and may not be reached bo
fore tho end of the present week. President
Gowen, who is confined to his bed with a
lamo leg, is recovering as fast as could be
cx'ctcd and will probably appear on the
street with crutches to-day. It is said at the
Company's office that tho postjioned meet
ing that was to havo been held ut the Acad
emy of Music will be held as early as notice
can be giyen or timo ami place alter Mr.
Gowen gets out Ledger, Monday.
The Cumberland County Temperance
Alliance has resolved Uwn a vigorous en
forcement of tho license laws. A number of
arrests havo been made for violations.
JiAiti:n;i).
PATTERSON K1DD. On tho 17th ult.,
by Iicv. Abraham Bartholomew, l'carco
Patterson and Allco Sarah Jildd, both of
Cainsauo.ua, Lehlgli On.
KEMEItEU-SUEI.IiY.-On tho loth ult.,
by same, Thomas Kemerer, of Eekley, Lu
icrne county, and Miss Mury June shelly,
or fcast Pcnn, Oarbon Co.
lIOUail-IIOKN. On tho same day, by the
same, lilwln Hough and Allss Mary Ann
Horn, both orMahuiilntf.
HltOWN-FHEEIlY.-On tho 20th ult., by
tho same Albert Brown, of liowraansvllle,
ami Miss Amanda li. Frecby, or East Pcnn.
LONG METZGEIt. On the 24 Inst., by
liev. J. 11. Ilartman, Henry Long to Miss
Henrietta Mettger. both of Heidelberg
towusnlp, Lehlgu county.
iur.D.
MARKS. On the 20th ult., In Mahoning,
Ida Jane, daughter or Wilfred and Edith
Marks, aged 6 years, 10 months and 11
days.
FJUTZINGER. On the 28th ult., in East
1'eno, Osear Monroe, sun or John and Re
becca Frltzlnger, aged 21 years and 22
days.
SMITH On the 81 Inst., in East Penn,
James, sen of Owen and Sallnda Smith,
aged 2) years, 10 months and 17 days.
DITTEn LIN E. On the 1st lost., In Packer
ton, or consumption, Sully Ann, wife ur
Timothy Dlturllnc, aged 33 years and 2
months,
McCORMIOK. At Hickory Run, on tho Slst
ult., Howard, eon of George und Elenora
JJcCorinlck, or scarlet fever, aged 0 years.
KKSCUKJ) FltOJI DEATH.
Tho rollonlnir statement of Wm. J. Cou L-h-lln,
orsoinervllle, Mass., Is soremarkable that
we beg to ask lor It the attention of our read
ers tie savs : In the rail or 1870 1 was tak
eu with a violent ulkkpiiiu or tux lukus,
followed by a severe couurh, I soon began to
lose my appetite and flesh. I was so weak at
one time that 1 could not leave my bed. In
the summer or 1877 I was admitted lo the Olty
Hospital. W hlla there the doctors laid I had
a hole In my left lung as big as a hairdollar.
1 expended over a hundred dollars In doctors
and medicine I was so far gone at one time
a report went around that I was dead. I gave
up hope, but a Irlend told me or UR. WM.
If ALL'S BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. I
laughed at my friends, thinking that my case
was Incurable, but I got a bottle to satltry
them, when, to my surprise and gratification,
I commenced to feel better. My hope, once
dead, began to revive, and to-day I reel in bet
ter spirits than I have the past three years.
" 1 write this hoping you will publish It, so
thai every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be Induced to take DIE. WM. HAT.IVS
BALSAM FOR THE Ll'NQS, aud becon-
tuicou mat uunaumruun uan uo uureu.
1 have taken two bottles and can positively
say that It has done more good than all th
olher medicines 1 have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared and 1 shall soon be able to go to work."
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druggists. Dec. 18. 1880-yloow
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New Advertisements.
jyj-.VHOXIXG TOWNSHIP.
Annual Statement of Mahoning Township,
for the year ending March Hth, 1M1.
SAMUEL EBERT, one of .he Supervisors
ol Mahoning Township, In account with
said Township:
DR.
To tax du pi lea to for tho year 1880 a)128 85
" Cash received from N . Lefller 117 95
(1380 80
on.
Salary as per self, 139 dnys at 1 60.$ 208 87
Cash pMlorrepalrlugToadsti bridges, 1003 08
Exonerations S 42
Paid Trexler fc Kreidler for 29 finger
boards 15 75
Paid J. L. (Is bio, lor planks & spikes. 08
Paid T. S. Beck, J. P., Tor notice, lo
Obert 60
Paid cash to U. Xandcr, Supervisor . . 75 00
By error In dupllcato 6 BO
By commission on tl2B.S3 fi) 6 per ct.. 02 e)
By balance due the Township 8 03
S13S3 80
Balance duo from N. Leffler, late
Supervisor 67 17
CHARLES LENTZ, Oollretor or Tax and
Overseer of the Poor, of Mahoning; Town
ship, tn account with said Township :
DR.
To tax duplicate for the year 1RS0 $ 883 02
" balance from lust settlement 172 03
Reallt'd rr'msaleorg'dsorF.Frldday. It 17
s) 570 23
OR.
Paid Tor maintenance or Poor as per
receipts 357 45
Paid orders or relief. 2 SO
Making returns T. S. Beck 60
Maklni; Duplicate 2 00
C. A. Weiss for tickets for Mrs. Fri
day and family 33 Oi
O. Illskey auctioneering 60
Stephen Fenstennachor lor hauling.. 76
T. It. Kemerer for coffin 7 25
Exonerations 73
By services as per self 10 daj-sJl.60. 11 60
Auditors 4 60
Commission on 29 PI 6 per cent... IV 11
commission on t!03 Si 3 per cent... 12 12
Cash paid 101 41
S 670 22
CHARLES XANDER, ono of Iho Supervls.
ors of Mahoning Township, In account with
laid Towns lp:
DR.
To tax dupllcato for tho year 1880 630 81
" Cash ree'd from S. Ebert Saperv'r. 75 00
f 011 01
OR.
Salary ns per self el); days 41.50... 3 92 01
Repairing roads and bridges S55 49
Planks, &o 73 02
Error In duplicate 1 eg
Exonerations 2 99
Attending settlement 160
Auditors 4 60
Commlsrlon on $033.82 Q 6 per cent. .. 20 68
Balance due Townsblj 40 li
8 en oi
Audited and approve! this 14th day or
March, 1881, by
JOSIAH MUSSELMAN,)
J. T. MnDANIEL, Auditors.
F. E. FREDERICK.
apr. 8.-W3.
T 1ST OF APPLICANTS job TAVERN
LICENSES for APRIL TERM, 1881.
Wm. Oehrlng,2d Ward, Mauch Chunk,Bor.
Francis Inkman,lst Ward, Mauch Chunk Bor.
Samuel llehler, Mauch Chunk Borough.
Paul Schwelblni, Mauch Chunk Borough,
lianlcl Chedron, Mauch Chunk Borough.
Mrs. John K, McOlnley, Mauch Chunk lier.
George F. Huntilnger, Mauch Chunk Bor.
James S. Wlbert, Mauch Chunk Borough.
Frederick Stahl, Mauch Chunk Uorongh.
James MoElrov, Mauch Chunk Borough.
John Uehlcr, Mauch Chunk Borough.
Lafayette Lents, Mauch Chunk Borough.
Michael O'Donnell, Mauch Oliunk Borough.
Abraham A. Orcrholtser, Lansford Borough.
Ueorge Evans, Lansford Borough.
Patrick Campbell, Lansford Borough.
John Hlnes, weatherly Borough.
Charles Boxmeyer, Weatherly Borough.
II. 11. Everett, Weissport Borough.
Joseph S. Webb, Weissport Borough.
J. U . Raudenbush, Lehighton Borough.
Thomas Manti, Lehighton Borough.
L. F. Klepplnger, Lehighton Borough.
Plus Schwelblni, East Mauch Chunk Bor.
O. J. (Masse r, East Mauch Chunk Borough.
Daniel McUeady, East Mauch Chunk Bor.
John Harklns, East Mauch chunk Borough.
Jacob Schwarti, Parry villa Borough.
Frederick Horlacher, Lower Towamenslng.
W, I. Peters, Lower Towamenilng Twp.
Harrison Michael, Lower Towamenslng.
Stephen Fenstermueher, Mahoning Twp.
Ilu.h Delp, Mahoning Township.
Francis Stocker, Mahoning Township.
Hugo Ronemus, Maurh Chunk Township.
Simon Andcsner, Mauch Chunk Township.
Penrose George, East 1'enn Township.
James McOlosky, Banks Township.
Edward Ruber, Franklin Township.
John H. Weiss, Towamenslng Township.
Paul Eckert, Kidder Township.
Mrt Jejse Husson, Beaver Meadow,
John ear, l'acker Township.
RESTAURANT LICENSES.
William Thompson, Mauch Chunk Borough.
Frank Cassldy, Mauch Chunk Borough.
Michael McUeady, Mauch Chunk Borough.
Leopold Raise, Mauch Chunk BorouKb.
Levi S. Miller, East Mauch Chunk Borough.
Peter Bush, East Madeh Chunk Borough.
Michael Gates, East Mauch Chunk Borough.
Theodore Gerster, East Mauch Chunk Bor.
Mrs. Annie Manells, Lansford Borough.
Jacob A. Ruth, Lansrord Borough.
Edward K. shoemaker, Lansford Borough.
Mary Harris, Lansford Borough.
Lewis J. Christman, Lower Towamenslng.
Oscar Arner, Weissport Borough.
David O'Brlan, Franklin Township.
J. II. Kromer, Franklin Township.
Frank McCann. Mauch Chunk Township.
Ann Owens, Mauch Chunk Township.
Ellen Potters, Lausanne Township.
LIQUOR STORE LICENSES.
II. II. McDrlde, Banks Township.
Richard Dauguerty, Banks Township.
John Sweeney, Summit Hill.
Owen Gallagher, East Mauch Chunk.
A. K. Miller, Lehighton Borough.
Michael Martin, Mauch Chunk Borough.
, GEO. W. ESSER,
March 28, 1881. Prothonotary.
STARTLING
DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED,
A victim of youthful Imprudence causing
Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost Un.
hood, etc, tuning Med In vain every known
remedy,hM discovered a simple seUcure,wbich.
be will send FREE to his fellow- sufferers, a4
Ores J, II. OEEYES, 43 Chatham St. N.XV
January 23, 1881-yl
Cheap JTarins
IN MISSISSIPPI,
ESTrPJlF.V"1 EXOHANOE at (10 and tit
PER ACRE. Address,
A. BEERS
. . 820 Atlantlo Avenue.
Deo.2&jnT Bapcmrn, N. St .
QARBON HOUSE,
J. W. RAUDENBUSH, PROPRIETOR,
IUmkSt., LtHianroK, Pa.
Th i Oabbost Hocsb offers Urit-clsn tceom.
mentions to the Traveller publio. Boarding
Pi1!1' J?." or .w,ek on Reasonable Terras.
Choice Cigars, Wines and Donors always on
!Vnd,V f?,00d Sheds and SUbles. with alt.a
UTv tlrs, attuned. April 10-jJ
IM
RHEUMATISM
Neuralaia. Semfinn. Lumhnnn
Backache, Soreness of iho Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
ScaJd3, General Bodily
Pains.
Tooth, Ear and Hcadacho, Frosted
roet ana tars, ana an othor
Pains and Aches.
No Preparation on earth equals St. Jacohs Oit
as a tafe,urr. ttmptt and thtap Extrnnd
Remedy. A trial entails but the eoinimndlrely
trilling outlay of SO Cents, and erery ono rnnr
lng with pain can havo cheap and positive proof
of Its claims.
Directions In Eleven language.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALEBS
IH MEDICINE.
A. VOGEM3R t& CO.,
-Baltimore, aid., XT. 8. A
March 6, USl-yl
KANKLia TOWNSHIP.
Accounts of the Oram. nf tlm Paup r
r run Kim rownsnip, uaroon county, ra., for
tui j vat a JU. loo vOi, ;
JOHN SOHWAB.
DR.
To amount ol duplicate
" Money received for rents
and tines
f 431 87
3 60
t 435 37
OR.
Ry services rendered hlmsetf.S ( 20
" Money paid for keeping
paupers 73 00
" Provisions, clottalnir, luncr-
cral expenses, etc 169 CO
" J. K. Rlckert, Judgment
note is 89
" Commission, 21 63
" Auditors wages, eto t u
too 10
135 2T
Balance due Township..
435 37
CORNELIUS REIIRIrt
DR.
To amount or dupllcato
229;08
OR.
Jly services rendered hltnsoir.$
money pam lor Keeping
paupers no eo
i-rovisioD, clothing, etc..
14 39
11 45
" Commission.
170 19
58 89
Balance due Township.
229 08
Accounts of the Runorvlsnrs nf Frnnklfn
Township, Oarbon county, Pa., lor tho year
A. AS. IOOU-OL ,
JOHN SCHWAB. .
DR.
$ 774 83
To amonnt ol dupllcato
- jjai. uue xownsmn July
8Td 1880
" Order on School Treasurer.
15 72
51 0
t 841 CO
OR.
By Labor and material to re
pair roaos t 029 85
Making a financial state
ment 2 00
623 85
212 76
Balance duo Township,
841 00
CORNELIUS REIIRIO.
To amount of duplicate
DR.
6 414 23
OR.
By Labor and material tore
pair roads $ 331 81
Balance duo Township
20 67
414 28
RECAPITULATION.
KOaD.
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP,
CR.
By Balance In John Schwab's
account $ 212 75
" Balance in Cornelius lleh-
rlg's account 29 87
Total balance due Township.. 232 4'
POOR.
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, OR.
By Balance In John Schwab's
account $ 135 27
" Tlalance In Cornelius Ren-
Tig's account (8 89
Total balance dne Sownshlp.. 194 16
DR.
To Joseph Anthony, Judgment
note $ 39 00
" Daniel Boyer due bill 37 00
Allen Craig, Widow John
Moyer, eto 65 00
111 00
Balanco due Township i) 63 16
Audited and approved this 14th day or
March, A. D. 1881, by
STEPHEN SOLT, )
D. F. RICKERT. Auditors.
JOSEPH BOYER. J
Marsh 26, 1881-W3.
FARMERS, LOOK to Your INTERESTS
AND PURCHASE
ThresIiinE Machines and Agri
cultural Implements,
The Beit In the Market, at
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Also, en hand, and for Sale In Lots to Halt
Purchasers, CHEAP FOR CASH,
10,000 feet Georgia Yellow
Pine Flooring,
White Pine Boards and Floor
ing, Lath, &c.
AT HIS HAROWARK BTORH.
April -m Lehightok, Pa.
MILTON A. WEISS,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
Bank Street, Lehighton.
REPAIRING
Of all Inscription promptly attended to at the
most reasonable prices.
43 All Work guaranteed, and palrotux
Is resDectfully solicited. Jan.n-jl
S2
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January 29, ltai-yl
iinilnistriitor's Nollce.
Notice It hereby given that letters of ad
ministration have been granted the under
signed on the estate of Henry Raaaly, late of
Lower TowamenslngTownsnlp.Carbon coun
ty. Pa., dee'd. All persons Indebted to said
estate will make payment within 30 days, and
those hiring claims will present them duly
.Ulhentleated for settlement to
J. O. KRUAMEU,- Administrator.
Lwr TcwsmenHPg,Mreiil, liiH.
1,000 OVERWHELMING NEW FEATURES!
Positively Seen In no other Saow en
. C. COUP'S NEW UNITED MONSTER SHOWS
Combined with
FARINI'S GREAT PARIS HIPPODROME,
With a magnificent four.horse Roman flharlnt Ruco Track, forty feet wide, near? halfa-mll
round. Which will positively exhibit. In
ALLENT0WN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13th, 1881,
Olvlnft two full nnd oomplete performances, vis : Afternoon nnd Evenlnc, for Ihe usual Prices of
Admission. The success attending COUP'S NEW CONSOLIDATION OF TEN IMMENSE
V.f ,1 "aosoiuieiy unpreccuenieu in tno
World, fornothlnif like It was ever known.
former ca;
. Coup has completely absorbed ten other well-known Shows with their Man-
alters. Includlnir the Ciroat Paris llinrMldromo.
lurmcrcaoncuT. air. uoui nas comn eteiv auiorneti ten other well-known Nhnws with timir aiim
dronio Features, requiring Tor this special Department. Cu DIsiInBulshed Riders or nil Nations,
requiring the use ol Q nf s ':,. ,,! T-i:,l.. lJ,.., and the em-
j vyiiv.no iiuu aaijiuuioiiiu JAiuta, ployment of
3 Full Circus Companies, TtTX 200 Male & Female Performers,.
The distance In the Hippodrome Tent Is so Kreat, that In order to acoommodate everybody per
fectly, Ooup's Famous Equescurrlcnluiu Is placed at ono end, and at the other,
Melville and Nathans' Double Circus.
The first and only Show In tho World thai, ever ued Nino Bands of Music, Ineludlnx Four ON
jrantlo Sto.im Power Musical Orphcodu, equal to a Ouccrtu or ono hundred liiHrumenls or
brass, and also Prof, Juke's Auto.mu'lco-mechanlcal Mnsterplece, dodlcited In inumury to tho
oddess ofthe Muses, called the Satplngaslan Uharlot or Mnemosyno. wlmsa thundering sym
phonies are fully equal to tho combined melodies of 12u0 skillful musicians.
Anions hundreds or entirely new and astounding Interestlnir Tints or the great Parts Hippo,
drome will be Introduced tho Boautimi Flyinit LU LU.who will perlorm tne new hnd startlli ft
feat posltlvoly never accomplished before in any Truvollnir Show on harlh of Flyluir l utlrely
Across the irreat Hippodrome Tent, so that everybody can positively see her: a tlitla worth golnir
a thousand miles to sco. Another combination Is that or
Prof. Jukes' Automatic Museum,
Containing thousands of rare and costly curiosities, and actually requiring Ten Steam lire F.n,
(fines to operate them. AmonKafowortherliieloHhoseareiiMeclianlc.il Brum Map r tlorp.
consisting; or 12 llfc-slzo automatons, mounted upon a beautiful Tableau Uharlot, each beutlnir In
perlcct time upon 12 sllver-mnunted Suaru Brums, alro tho famous incchauleal reproduotlun i f
Brannlgau's Band, Uolilen Chariots of Automatic Slivlnir Birds, Okenawaka's IndUn Show,,
with wives, papooses, ponies and wigwam tents, a whole tribe, u troupe of Male and Female Zulu
warriors, Japanese, Eityptlan Mamelukes, and Palestine Arabs, beautiful Llllputian Mlduet
Ciuecm, Oetowaro's Princess, Uauirhter and suite, exquisite water fountains forced by powerful
engines, Miniature Landscapes ofthe Harden uf Adunls.aiid many other rare and beantlfol tilings:
Middleton's Grand Menngerie,
With rare, magnificent representative specimens of nearly a whole Zoolosrle World in Captivity I
Embracing tho largest Collection or Trained Animals ever soon with any show.
Hager's New York Aquarium,
Which Is consolidated with Coup's Show, contains beautiful llvlnif Fresh and Salt Water
Fishes, monster Sea Lions, Hell Bdiiders, the eiirions b.tnded Proteus, anil In f.ict a captured
World of floundering Tbalassaslan Monsters or tho deep. A perrect fac simile of the
Famous New York Obelisk,
Egypt's itlft to the New World, a gonulne cetemporary with Moses, recently set up tn Central
Park, at a cost of over 1' 2.000. Is arasni: tho numerous novel attractions of tha Shuw. also thn,
beautiful and wonderfully trained
$100,000 Stud of Broncho Horses,
The Champion Leaping: Horse Nettle. Fryer's Educated Self-hanirtnir Don?. aNantetlanShen.
herd Horse ou Stilts. Ponies lorminz Tableaux
tn competition, Including scores orthe leading champion male and remale Imrcback riders ot Urn
World. Magnificent Electric Lights beautifully Illuminate the whole, by means of which a full
and complete performance will be vtven In the cvenfug, the same as In tho afternoon, for witness
ing the thrilling Hippodrome Chariot and Jcckcy Haco by Electric Light. The most beautiful
sight ever witnessed.
The Great Street Procession,
Centalnlntr Nine Bands of Mnsle. will take nlaca between the hours or S and 10 o'eleck rnrh
morning on the day orexblbitioa.
Cheaj) Excursion Trains
Will be run expressly for those wishing to attend Coup's great sensation.
en. Two Performances irlven dally, ulternoon ond cvcnlnir. at the usual hours. Admission In
all no more than Is asked by small Interior shows, viz: 50 cents, children under nine years, 25
an
17
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to Kalsomlne, and more economical. It is a
valuable dlscoverjr, and Its merits as a wall
finish are unsautled. It Is the only natural
and durable nnlsh for Walls. It will pay
you to send for sample aard and testimonials to
Sl!l!L.I3Y UltOS., 38 Durllos Up.
Y. City. '
$5 AND UPWATlDS.Vim'.
Ued capital deMrloK to beeome Interested lu
Ml Dint enternrUci, at bottom figures, rde&ia
end addreis for free prujectu to .Tub I AH
$777
a year and expenses to aiicnli.
Outfit free. Address V. I).
VIUKERY, Augusta, Maine.
COOO year to dgentv and expenses. 3
Outfit free. Addreis i bWAs Co,,
Ansmsta, llalne.
OPIUIVI TTABITi
'nrrii br thn
ONLY TllUlS
cure, in less time
and at less cost than by any oihcr meaua No
soffsriuc or IncenTcnieooe. Treatment ship,
ped to any part ot tno u. K or Cmsdsi. I'm I
particular. Iree. Addius. 1). 8. DlBl'hN.
bABY, AorrikQ Bpilns, U1U. (EnabUibwl
Earth, secured at immenro cost expressly tot
Havlnn cnlantcd his own Shews to tl.rro times their
nistory ol amusements minis or any other age or tha
cnntnlnlmr npnrlv 20 I flh&rlnta ltnri. nml Tllnnn.
on each othor's backs. Threo Circus Cnmoanfftii
1m tvim am wlfJ iHH? DCmTmi wKfaJ
' irr-.-r' . .w ' -''.tij. ibm. 'ct tv,.
THE GREAT
BUHLIGTOy JROVTE.
taiTNo other lino runs Threo Through Pae
scDgcr Trnlna Dally between Chicago, Dea
Moines, Council muffs, Omabn, Lincoln. St.
Joseph, Atchison, Topclia nnd Kansas City,
Direct connections for all points In Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyominir, Montana, Ne
vnd.i, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Orccon and
California.
Tho Shortest, Speediest nud Most Comfortn
blo Itouto vlullannlbi'.l to Fort Scott. Uenlson,
Dallas, Houston, Austin. San Antonio, Galves
ton nnd nil points In Texas.
Tho uncqunlcd Inducements offered by this
Lino to Travelers nnd Tourists, nro as follows:
Tho celebrated Pullman (16-whccl) I'alaoo
Sleeping Cars, run only on this Line. C. II. 4
8. Palaco Drawlnff-Ttoora Cars, with Ilorton'
cclinlner Chairs. No extra chnrso for Scats
In Itccllnlnpc Chairs. Tho famous C. n. tt Q.
Palaco Dlnlnir Cars. Gonrooun Smoking Cars
Dttcd with Klctrant High-Hacked llatton 110
rnlrlnfr Chairs for tho cxclusivo uso of first
class passengers.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, com
blnod with their Great Throur;u Car Arranso
racnt, makes this, above allothers,tb favorite
Itouto to tho South, Bouth-Wcst, and tho Far
West.
Try It, and you will And traveling :n luxury
InMcad of n discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Colehrntod Line
for salo at all offices la the Untied Etaiej and,
Canada.
AH Information Rbout Hates of Faro, Slon
Inir Car Accommodations, Timo 'fables, Ac,
will be cheerfully given by applying to
J. Q. A. UK AN, Oon'l Knsiorn Ajront,
aw Washington St., Il mton. Mass
nnd '117 llroudw y, Now Yin k.
JAMES n. WOOD. Hen. Pass. Act., Chicago.
T. J. POTTElt, (son. 14nafcr, Chluneo,
DEGISTEU'S NOTICE,
Notice Is hereby glren that the Executors,
Administrators anil Guardians hereinafter1
named have Hied their respeetlre accounts of
tbe rollawInK estates In the Keglster's Uftlco
at Mauch Dhunk, in and for the County of
Oart'on, which accounts bare been allowed by
the lleglster, will be presented to the Judges
or the Orphans' Court on MONDAY, th. 11th
of AI'ltlL, A. D. 1681, at a o'clock P. M.,
for confirmation :
Flnt and final account of Paul Krepge, ad
ministrator of Daniel Kckhardt.or Towamen
slng township, Carbon county, Pa., dead;
First and final account of Jacob Snyder. Jr.,
administrator o I tbs estate of Harriaou 6d,
der, dco'd.
First and final account of Wm, O. Froy
man, executor of the estate of John SUlu,
deo'd.
First and final account of Mary Tircgan,
administratrix of Frauds Brognn, dee'd,
First an.l final account of Daniel Wentz,
executor of th. last will and testament of Ur
Solt, deo'd.
First and final acoountofj. E. Mcacs.ad.
mlnlstrator of the estate of Thomas Duncan,
dco'd.
First and final account ot William Shaffer,
administrator of th. ejtato of Darld Sharlur,
deo'd.
BERNARD PHILLIPS, Register.
Mauch Chunk, March 12, USl.vl
QHAItTi:it NOTICE.
Nollce Is hereby glteu, thut an application
for a prpo.Hl CorHratlon to be stylvJ "I'nlon
Ceumtry Assoolailvu, of Fait Wrlsiport,'' to
be located In Franklin township, i irbon
cuuuij, i-a., wildo uiuuo to ins Jtooorn. a.
Dr.her, Pruldrnt Judge, on the tint d of
th. next April Court In Carbon county. Tho,
charaoter and object oraald Corpoiat.ou i Lu
Jirovide a suitable place for tho l.unal of tho,
Had. 8.11. U ILIUM
Attorney for Applicanu.
March 12, u. wl, Vl