ClALL AT NUSBAUM'S,
ALL AT NUSBAUM'S,
'ALL' AT NUSBAUM'S,
'r Original- Cheap Cask Store,"
Ohposltethe Pdblle Square, HANK Stroet,
and mako your purchases ot
DRY GOODS, &c,
WHleh Mo la offerlm; at Prices Lower than
the lowest.' Ills Stock comprises
MOURNING GOODS,
A' SPECIALTY.
Silks aild' Satins, in all Colors. I
Mormir and JJebige buttings,
lOVCiy SlYlCS.
Gingham Suitings, all styles.
t v tj .t 2 J ' ,
Laces and Embroideries, every
description.
Corsets I COrSCtSl CorSetSl
Carpets and Oil Cloths, in the
VariOUS grades.
China and Glassware.
BOOTQ
ootO
AND
AND
SIIOEQ
Respectfully,
J. r. NTJSOAtJM,
Opposite tho Ptrulls Square,
Leblghton, P, sept. 18-yl
SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1881.
Local and Personal.
ZD- Another lot of WALL rAPEIt, new
end beautiful designs, just received at A. J.
Durling's drug store.
A good ond neat Buggy Harness or
Lap Dusters, Sheets, screen covers, 1 1 ri eta,
ve T n. Sec can bo hod at a reasonable
price of M. Florey, Weissport, l'a. 26tf
.m Tlonth In Pnlaln IHlffJ. 6 10 tmUllflS
alrictl v pure Taris Green, Just received at
A. J. uuriwgs urug stnre.
irTt- Pnst OIllMi BulMlnir. Lehlahton.ro.
Nmf ll VHIir r.linitce. and l mtlke boIdtolAinl ihmvtiifr nt, lnirM.i in aMtim.tnta
?y.tl,ai1t'lsl,b"trvy0UV'Cr 'tfnnJ
Hoots, Shoes, Hats, Cai3, Ac I am fully
Miilnnea for the sorlni! trade, and can ollVr
you a greater variety, a ueuer uiuiie, iu u
lower price than any house in this section.
T.-in!es. if von want nice flit inn shoes for
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yoursdlyes or your little girls, I can please
you In every resect. I mean bdfinos, ond
am projiarea w uock my asperuuuo.
Respectfully, Lewis Wictss.
yon wants nice smootb,easy shave
your hair cut or shampooing, go to From
Iloederer's Saloon, under the ivxcliange Ho
tel. He will fix you right, and don't you
forget jU .
SEO, Pure Tcrsian Insect Powder kilts
hues and. vermin of all kinds. Sold at A.
J. Durling's drag store.
pO Now receiving and opening a very
lariro and lashionoblo assortment ot merch
ant tailorinz eooda, o mprising a full line
of the verv latest styles of cloths, cassimeres
and suitings, of the best foreign and domes
" , I"' " 1 r e, ' S r 'make
Up fashionably and substantially at priees
luiiy as.owas ai any mner esuiuii5iiim;Hi
in me country. ,uu uu'i uo uimiuwu w i
tho truth ol my statements.
Kespeciiiiuy,
, II. H. Pktkks, Acent,
U. O. Building, Lehlghloni l'cnn'a.
.Tit j M'.n if 4
a The stock bf wall iianerihouso Turn-
IshinirJHrttcles, fancy good. Ac, at Lueken
bach's.,ilr6adway, Mnuch Chunk, is simply
linmonse, whllo his prices .are the Jowest,
Uall in nr.il see mm.
tiESuClocks, Watehes. JeWelry and silver
Ware lor sale, and repairing done at liaga.
man's Stora, Weissport. 25-yl.
;zHrPtfre Powdered White Hellebore Is
rlealli lo the currant nn cooscuerry worm,
Bold at.Duxlini; s-urng store.
tSSiPArfilt n.G3 a specialty at the
Jaii bus ADTixtir. omce.
tej.8nrke "Tho Round Head Cigarss.
the best 5 j-nt ci?ir In town. Try them.
For salo by J. W. Raudenbush, at the "Car-
Iran 1IOIMO." ' Jl II.
Read J. T. Nusbaum'snew adveithe
mcnt in'.to-'day's paper, then call and ex
amine his new. and beautiful slock of dress
goods, diy goods,, boots, shoes, Ac. All of
Which are sellins at prices lower lhan ever
before. .
r or tho wceic ending on tne lain inst.,
112,166 tousofcoal wero shipped over the
L. i- 8. R. R., making a total of 2,25058
ions lor tne season to mat ante, and mow-
log an increase bf 455,376 tons Tor the year
to that date.
-JanAV Hill, who at one time kcnl the
Centennial hotel on Second street, this bor
, , , . , . '. . .. . .
ough, is now keeping Hotel at Miner's Sta
tion, above. Wilkesbarre, on the lino of the
L. A 8. R, U.
A driver boy named Charley Sweeney
In the employ of G. II. Meyers Co., of
York town, was instantly killed on Wednes
day afternoon, 13th Intl., while bringing a
trip of cars out of the gangway, by a falling
prop. The lad wat about sixteen years old,
and was buried Saturday "afternoon in the
Frenchtown cemetary.
Jitr- Come ond see tho Wilcox k White
Organ, at the Exchange lintel, Lehlghton,
and you will say that it is the best that you
have ovtr.soen or heard. L. Ockenlandcr,
agent.
Lewis Rockwell, ex-SborifTand Treasur
er of Pike county, died In Milford on Thurs
day night, 14th inst., at the alleged age of
103 years,
-Michael Heller, of Seidersvllle, Lehigh
conuly, aged 79 years, and Jacob Mertz, of
Upper Sauoon, the same county, 81 years of
age, frequently take a hand in tbb harvest
field.
Messrs. John 8. Lentz and William H.
Monti handed us half a dozen stalks of eats
pulled from-the Lehigh Valley Co's Packer-
ton farm, which measures an average 5 fee1
6 inches in heighth. Now, "Revere," step
in with something to beat this, if you can.
Philip Schmidt, a miner, was killed in
Plsnk Ridge colliery, at Shenandoah, on
Saturday by a fall of coal.
"Big Mike." aswitchman on the Lehlch
Valley Railroad near White Haven, claimB
to have killed ninety-two snakes on July 2.
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The liquor is evidently not good in that vi-
cinity.
An unknown colored man having in his
possession pawn tickets made out in the
name of A. Boycr or M. Boyer, and dated
Philadelphia, was killed by cars at Laury'a
Station, on tho Lehigh Valley Railroad, on
Thursday, HUt inst.
A Wilkesbarre dispatch says there
strong evidence that John Boston, whose,
body was found In the river near there on
Monday night 11th lost., was murdered, A
miner named Reese and a step-son of the
latter named Phillips are said to be implica.
led.
Henry Bpellbauui, who .lost a leg about
two months ago by an accident on the L.
V. R. R., bad occasion to go off on the car
on Monday last, and on his return home
on getting off the cars at the Lchighlon do
rot, he fell upon his injured limb, hurting
him o severely that he died Tuesday morn
r .
Ing, after suffering excruciating pain dur-
log Iho uliht.
An engine on the Lehigh Valley Rall
mad. ran Into- a freight train on the Long
Bridge at White Haven, Saturday morning
making a bad wreck. James Mulligan, of
Mauch Chunk, and William E. Fleming, of
White Haven, Were seriously Injured.
Thomas Mooney was run over br a train
of loaded coal cars and killed In the Dia
mond Mines, at AVIIkesbarro, on Saturday
evening. It Is supposed he was asleep on
the track.
The fire In the Stanton shaft, at Wilkes
barre, has Just been extinguished after two
years of labor, and it Is hoped the mine will
be ready to resume operations within three
months. It will employ over 500 persons.
George Ilartman, of Parsons, was run
over and kilted by a train at Wllkesdarro
gumlay morning.
John Barr was run over and killed by a
r"e" train on the Lehigh Valley Rail-
A party of drunlfen rough, becoming
disorderly at a ball at Judge's Hotel, near
Cenlral RllroaJ dePt
Friday night, were ejected from the hotel,
and Je, m riddle it with stone.. They
also attacked a circus company about to
leave on a train for Mauch Chunk, but were
JZZ
first shot had entered the hotel and killed
John Mangan, who was sitting at a window,
and that the second had severely wounded
4 woman named Murphy in one of her arms-
No arrests were made. The coroner's jury
Thursday evening rendered a verdict, that
deceased met his death at the hands of a
person unknown.
Sixty-five liquor dealers of Wllkcsbarre
were arrested Wednesday for keeping upon
bar on Sunday.
A case of small-pox has appeared in
ritUlon, a few days ago. Tho victim has a
family of eight children, all of whom, it is
feared may contract the disease.
Martin Law lor, the delinquent clerk of
the Schuylkill County Commissioners, was
convicted of false pretences and forgery on
Monday. He was remanded for sentence.
Mary Clevcnstinc, aged 15, Was struck
by a locomotive at Lorberry, Schuylkill Co.i
on Saturday, and although thrown as high
, tIje l)f tbo ,llloka tlack was nol eri.
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fnsi., ia,l24 tons or coal were shipped over
me infgu Valley railroad, making a total
of 3,313,632 ton fur tho season to that dnloi
WS compared with same ti
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l year.
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iuu can get iiuuuje ur Biugio carnages,
or the new and elegant omnibus for pleasure
parties, ot the popular livery of David Eb
bett's oil North street, on very reasonable
term;.
0. M. Sweeny Eon havo Telnoved
their sUiro bulncss Into the new room in
Levnn'a bitlM'tni;, nn Il.ink -ctrcet. And now
Charley is full of suiilcsjuml dou't you forget
It
The State Cnunril Junior Order United
American .Mechanics met at Lancaster on
Tuesday and adjourned the someday. Dele-
gales to the National Council were Instructed
nol to vote fur a chango in the namo of the
order. The order numbers 6057 members
ml there arc fu3,210.-i8 in tho treasuries of
.uboh!ln.l. councils. Resolution, of sym
patliy with President Garfield were adopted
anil lorwarucd lo Altornoy General .Mac.
Voq,,!,
The Glrard Mammbth Colliery at na
ven Run, Schuylkill conuly, which has been
idle for a year, was put in. operation by tho
Philadelphia and tUeading Company on
Monday.'
HgiTThose of our subscrib
ers (retting tlie AdvoCatf.
through the mail will please
refer to the direction tab, note
their indebtedness, and remit
the amount. In all cases
where we have to send bills
$1.25 will be charged to cover
expenses of postage, etc.
John Mangan, whose dead body Wasrc"
contly found near PitUton, is now known by
tho authorities to have been murdered, and
several imiortatit arrests will be made In a
few days
Tho Stato Teachers' Association will
hold Its annual meeting at Washington, Pa
July 28lh, 27th and 28th.
Mr. F. J. Stettler has been re-appoint
ed teacher of Iho High School at Slatington
for the coming term
jj- The Wilcox t Whito Organ Co. has
withdrawn tho agency fur Carbon county
0:m".M!j A' ?lol!e' anA Riven the same to
Mr. ii. ucnenla
nder, of LehighUm
Mr. David Erb, father of Rev. J. S. Erb
of Slatington, died at his residence in Boy
ertown, of paralysis, on. Saturday, 25th ult.,
at tno age ol 75 years,o months and 11 days,
The new Methodist Church at Slate-
dale is almost ready for the roof.
The trout season Will close on Ibe first
ol August. Tho piscatorially Inclined will
govern themselves aceordlDgly, und catch
their trout in season.
Tho Presbytery of Lehigh will meet in
the First Presbyterian Church, Catasauqua,
in September next.
The Reading railroad receivers will ray
dividends of one dollar per share on tho pro-
lerred stock, and fifty rents ier share on the
common stock of the Schuylkill Navigation
Company, on August 1st.
The surveying party of tho New Jersey
Midland Railroad Compauy, is engaged in
runuing the line between Pottsvillo and
I Tamaqua. For a while the lino will connect
at the latter place with tho Jersey Central
and a new outlet giveu to the Schuylkill
county coal fields.
The registration and money-order clerk
at the Easton Post Office, one Shouse, was
arrested Tuesday by t'ostal Inspector Thorn
as B. 8hallcross, of Washington, for robbing
registered letters. A marked $10 gold piece
was taken from a letter by him. Commis
sioner Kirkpatrick held Shouso in $3000
bail.
Last Friday Mr. W. C. Keck, of Weiss
port, formerly of Philadelphia, had a tana
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worm 21 leet 0 Inches long removed from
him, by Prof. Forrest's simple remedy, in
one hour and fifteen minutes time. Mr,
Keck bos been troubled with the worm for
upwards of two yeara; he says thot it is the
simplest and pleasantest medicine to take
that is known, as he has taken medicines
from several other doctors but always with
out any effect, and advises all persons afllio-
ted with tape worms lo try Prof. Forrest'i
Is I simple remedy. The Prof, can be consulted
personally or by letter at E. Mauch Chunk
Rev. James A. Little, of Uokendauqua
has been yacationlzlng for a few days at
Upper Lehigh. Mr. Little preached to large
apd fashionable audlenees, morning and
I evening, last Sabbath in tho Presbyterian
church of Upper Lehigh, the principal house
of worship at that summer resort.
Sylvester Mills was killed on Iho 14th
InsU, by a fall of coal in the Diamond Mine,
- 1 at wilkesbarre, Pa.
Dr. Cuxe, of Schuylkill Haven, accom-
- ! panied by bis wirer passed through lovm
. . .
on Wednesday arternoon, and smiled I
lupouus.
Silver Wr 1il In p.
On Friday last, the 15th Inst., Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Weiss, ol this boroujrb, had been
united In the bonds of holy matrimony 25
years. The silver wedding of tho oged
couple was celebrated In the usual joyovs
manner, their children, grand-clnldeen and
great-grand-child being present and taking
part in the festivities of the occasion. Mr.
Lewis Weiss is one of our most aged arid
respected rilizetisj he was born In Weiss
port In the year 1611, and is therefore about
70 years of age. At the tirto of his birth.
this section of country was a very wild and
sparsely settled region to give an idea of
the wild, condition of the country, it will
only bo necessary lo state that there was no
canal, railroad or telegraph lino running
in this valley. Weissport was then called
"Gnaden Heutten," a Oerinan namo given
lo it by tho Moravians, (from whom Mr.
Thomas Weiss, the father of Lewis, bought
700 aeres of land,) the namo means "Tents
of Grace j" It was also called Fori Allen, in
remembrance of the fort formerly standing
on the site of tho Fort Allen House. The
nearest post ofllco was at Mauch Chunk, and
the postage on a letter was 25 cents, Instead
of 3 cents as now. This valley was then a
barren wilderness, and the Red Man of the
forest roamed around in his glory.
Mr. Weiss, or as ho Is often called Father
Weiss, had much to do In bringing prosper
ity to this neighborhood) for a number of
years he was extensively engaged in the iron
manufacture, boat building and other indus
tries; beiug both industrious and enter
prising, he did much to push forward the
inarch of civilisation and prosperity; always
ready to undertake any enterprise which
promised an advance of prosperity.
Mrs. Lewis Weiss, whose maiden name
was Matilda Brotberline, was born ill Jones
town, Lebanon county, 1818, and is there
fore 63 years of age Mr. Weiss being her
senior by about seven yer They were
married In Philadelphia in 185G, by one of
the oldest preachers of the Evangelical
church, named Jesse Yeakel, a brother of
Reuben Yeakel, who was afterwards elected
bishop of the Evangelical church.
The celebration of tho silver wedding was
quite a happy and joyous event; prepara
tions wero mado lor its celebration some
days previous, and the doors Were thrown
wide open to onca more reunite the family
circlo. Tba festal board was extended to
many times its usual size, and the talking,
smiting and merry laughter told Us plainly
that the occasion was one not soon to be for
gotten. The aged couple received a num
ber of very handsome presents, some very
costly; among them we noticed a handsome
butter dish for Mrs. Weiss, and a beautiful
pair of gold mounted spectacles fur Mr. L.
Weiss. The hours of the afternoon passed
away very merrily and speedily In each
others company, ond most of the party re
turned to their homes in tho evening.
I saw two clouds at morning,
Timced by the morntnr; sun,
And In tho dawn they floated on
And mingled Into one.
I thought that morning cloud was bleat,
It moved so sweetly to tho west,
ho be your irontte motion.
Till life's last pul,e shall beat,
And you float on In Joy lo meet
A calmer sea, where storms shall cease,
A purer sky, where all Is peaoe.
'I'lio Conl 'I'rmlc,
Tho onthrnellc coal trado 'rules nearly
steady, says the Philadelphia LeJgcr, ofthe
18th, on a fair amount of btialncss for this
seoson of the year. Tho managers of tho sov
era) companies are still discussing tho situa.
tion and outloolfof llie'trode.but flBVethavo
como to no conclusion that they havo made
public as to what their policy wilfho hence
to the end of the year. Looking lo the week"
ly reports of coal production and Iho pros
pects to the end of the year the outlook is
decidely good for tho trade. Seme little
hoTter.ing of production may be decided
piitt for the last of this month, but beyond
that any further suspension Ihisyearla not
probable. The'fecling In the coal regions is
good, and all the indications now argue bar-
mnnlnns. working h the end of tho year.
This will make a heavy annual production!
ml if prices are maintained, which it now
seems probable they will bo, 1881 will prove
one of the very best coal seasons lu several
years past. A large production at lairly re
munerative prices will put the trade in a
)Ksitlh to live through any probable trouble
that might otherwise be leered. Another
favorablo outlook that lends o assure tbo
future is the kliowlcdgc'uf the f.ct as to hnw
this favorable; situation Was brought about.
namely, hy simply adhering to tho policy
of not placing more coal in the market than
theie ure buyers lo take it otll at prices' that
will cover the cost of production. It is the
worst of folly to take the coal out of the
mines before ills wauled. It not only wastes
when oh tho surface but it deteriorates in
Value. Besides this, oo.il is carried most
cheaply In the mines; every dollar that is
put upon a Ion of coal in advance of its de
mand adds to its cost, which the consumer
must pay. All that the coal costs to pile it
on tho wharves carries interest and must bo
paid by consumers. It is, therefore, wise
that as little as possible of this cost shall come
from interest by loug carrying while wait
ing fur purchasrrs and a market. True econ
omy in the coal trade is best cultivated by
keeping production and consumption as
nearly together as possible. This truth, It is
believed, has been more practicably demon
strated ths current year than ever before.
The tendency to monopoly and excessive
prices hat some fear from combination and
control of the market is probably true in
the abstract, but does not apply with anv
furco to the coal trade, which is a -very
heavy business, requiring a large amount of
capital and a great deal it time to put in
o;eration. Coal is ever afforded lowest lo
consumers when operators have the most
liberal profits and are best able lo carry on
business on the most advantsgcous terms.
As we remarked In our last weekly review
ofthecoalmarket.no pursuit is ever Ihore
advantageously carried on than when all loe
parties to It share equitably of the profits,
as, in me aniuracite coai iraue, me owners
of the mines, the oerators, the miners, the
shippers, the transporters and consumers I
when on tnese several parlies are lalrlv re
warded for the interest they have in the
production the trade Is best cared for and the
public well and economically served. It is
a well know fact in the coal business that
season of failures among operators take
three of four years to recover from, and in
the end the productive capacity of the mine
is materially lessened ana tne price ol coal
increased.
Tho total tonnaze of anthracite roal from
all the regions for the wee it ending July 9,
as reported by tho several carrying compan
ies, amounted to 361,889 tons, acainst 363.-
081 tons in the corresunding week last year
a decrease of 31,195 tons. The total amount
of anthracite mined for the Year is 13.058..
175 tons, against 10,776,392 tons for the
same period last year, an increase or z,2
063 tons.
A death from smallpox was reported at
Pittston, Luterne county, on Wednesday.
No. 4 Colliery, at Summit Hill, ha
been started up afUr an Idleness of three
years.
John Oyumber, the famous sleeper at
the Lehigh County Almshause,keepe awake
during the day lime, but refuses lo spesk,
f-Yotl don't have larota Alltitnwn
to bu rhean. If you go to Mauch Chuok,
and ee E. II, HohVs new stock of watches,
t nil's ui in.l (aural rv vmi will mnwInJ
ulH M.ueh Chuuk f ahead of AUeotawn
In regard low prices.
County Officer In Conrentlon.
Tho Slate Officer' Association met In ln
formal session In tho court house Wllke
Barra at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon. The
President, W. W. Greenland, of Clarion,
county, wa In the chair. The communica
tion were attended to by the Executive
Committee, Jame P. Stewart and Thoina
Monroe. James R. Khert was Secretary.
The following-named officials from this
county Were In attendance i
Carbon county George W. Esser, Tro
thonolaryi Bernard Phillips', Register of
Wills and Recorder; J. J. Gallagher; Joslah
Andreas and James Ash, Commissioners;
fit. Schwelheriz, Treasurer! S. F. Pealor,
County Detective.
A number of Interesting addresses were
made by members of the Convention. On
motion all the officer of the association wero
re-elected for another year as follows i Presi
dent, W. W. Greenland ; Vice President.
W. S. Settle, Pierce Hoopes, Jr; Secretaries,
Fred. Schoening, James R. Ehrot; Corres
ponding Secretary; W. MeK. Williamson)
Troasurer, L. J. Morgan ; Eexccutive and
Finance Committee, Jame P. Stewart, A. B,
Sleyens, Thomas Monroe; Committee on
Constitution and By-Law, George W.Essep
L. J. Morgan, Samuel It. Irvln.
Argument ensued upon the time for hold
ing the meeting. Mr. Crary moved that it
be held on the first Tuesday after tho 4th of
July. This wa oconded by Mr. Stewart
Tno motion was adopted and tho coaveution
will meet on Tuesday, July 11th, 1832.
On Wednesday the members made an ex
cursion to Mauch Chunk and over the
Switch Back, after which they dined at the
Mansion Houso.and returned to Wilkesbarre I
in the evening. The Conrentlon adjourned
Thursdoy.
Itciuornl of Tiipo WorllU.
Prof. Forrest' treatment for removing all
kind of worms from the human system Is
the mildest and most simple known to the
profession. In treating for tape worm, no
fasting is require!, nor Is it necessary that
the patient should stop from following his
regular daily occupation, and if the head
and worm complete is not removed, the
Professor takes no fee. The Professor holds
many certificate of his success In the remov
al of this pest fram the human body, but
deems the following from well know citizens
ot Carbon county, all that is necessary to
convince the most skeptical of the efficacy
of bss wonderful remedies I
Wxissroat, Pa, July 16, 1881.
To tchom it may Concern This Is to cer
tify, that I had (Ibis day) a tape worm, 24
feet 6 inches in length, expelled from my
person, in the remarkably snort time of one
hour and fifteen minutes, without any sick
ness or inconvenience, through Prof. For
rest's treatment, and now feel like a new
man. I am only too happy to recommend
bis remedies to those similarly afflicted.
W. C. KrCK.
Carbon Oeunty, On the 19th day of
July, A. v. IKBI, personally appeared ueiore
me, W. C. Keck, who being duly sworn, says
that the above statement is true and correct.
Henry Boykx, J. P.
Julv 17th 1SS1.
7b tdhom it mav Concern : This is to cer
tify, that I bed a tapo worm 31 feet long,
expelled from my person, in the short time
of 2 hours, through Frpf. Forrest's treatment
and now feel like a new man. I'm now
only too happy to recommend his remedies
to those similarly aluiclrd.
Jons Hanxoak,
Ncsquehonlng, Carbon Co., Pa.
Tho Professor's Sweet Worm Tablets for
tho removal of stomach and scat Worms are
the very best known remedy. Address, Prof.
Forrest, East Mauch Chunk, Pa,
School tlonrd Proceedings,
At. meetings of our School Board held
Tuesday and Wednesday oyenings of this
week, the following appointments of teach
crs wera mado for the school term commenc
ing Sept, 5th, 1881, with thesalary fixed for
each grade per month :
James Keifer, Prlnclpalu.nn,
llattio Koons, Grammar
ISello Xosbaum, Secondary
Emma Dnllcnmayer, Intermediate,
Laura Holford, Pritnarv No. 1
Accie Ilauk. Primary No. 2
,.$60 00
.. 35 00
30 00
30 00
25 00
25 00
Thns. L. Wents,Mixed,toopen about
Dec, 1st ior a 4,or 6 months term... 25 00
Philip Wcrltnan was oppolnted janitor of
the school building, salary $12 per month
during the school term, and house rent and
fuel freo during the year.
Tlio Board also granted the free use ofthe
school hall, for rehearsals, to the Dramatic
Association.
We congratulate rrur people on the Increase
uf the school term from 6 to 8 months. The
term last year (6 months) was decidedly too
short to accomplish any fruitful result or
lasting benefit to our children.
.Ilccilnn; ol Sin. to Opemtura,
A meeting of Slate operators Was held
Friday at tho office of O, W. Matikey, Esq.,
of Bangor, Secretary of the Bangor Union. It
was largely attended by prominent altte
men ofthe Lehlgb Valley and Bangor re
gions. Hon Samuel B. Chase, of Great
Bend, New York, presided. Preliminaries
were arranged for formation of an Operators'
Union, and a geneial adtanefc. in prices
averaging thirty-five cents per square, wss
agreed upon, to take effect on August 1st. A
committee Was appointed to draft a eonsti
tutlon and by-laws, to report at the Central
Hotel, Easton, to-day (23rd itiit.,) nben a
permanent organization will bo effcrted ana
a resolution offered to ratify the advanced
ratoi agreed upon. The advance is made In
consequence of au increased demand forcer
tain qualities of slate, and iucreasod Wages
ana quarry expenses.
I.i'IliBliinti Erang. CnmrMMeetlrlc;
The Northern portion ofAllentowu Dis
trict, Evangelical Association, comprising
ParryvlIIe Circuit, Weissport and Harletoo
Stations, Lnhightrm, Maucb Chunk and
Wilkesbarre Missions, Will bold a Union
Camp meeting, in Linderman'a OroVS, situ
ato within (he botough of Lehigbton, frotn
Wednesday evening, July 27, to Wednesday
evening, August 3rd, 1881. The Olove Is
rich In foliage, and beautifully add con yen
lenity located. There Is a spring of good
water only a short distance from ths teat
circle Tent can be rented at tbe follow.
log low rates, by applying before July 20lb
to Rev, B. J. Slnoyer, Lehlghton, Pa
Tents 12x12 without floor, $J.S0 tent lit
12 with floor, $3.25; tenU, 12x12 with floor
and bunk, $3,76. Good boarding can be
had at the following reasonable rates: Sea
son tickets, 23 meals, $3.75. 11 meals.
$2.00. Day tickets and single meals will be
about the same as last year. CoKUITIIt.
Ourycung friends Calvin Bartholomew
and Albert Leurkel, are home spending
their summer vacations.
Miss Sallie Hofibrd returned homo from
West Chester, to spend her vacation.
Captain Charles Bmilbera was employ
ed about ten years ago In Albright A Stroh
Iron works, Mauch Chunk, and married
Miss Emma Stroh, of that borough, who
now reside there with her parent. Last
week, says tbe Mauch Chunk Democrat, she
learned that her husband, who was captal
ofthe whaling berk "Vigilant," wa found
dead with two other eorpae on hi Tease
which was fust in tbe ice sear East Cape,
The finding of tbe bodies by the Indians was
reported at Bars Franelsco by the whaler
! ,
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Thomas Pope just arrived from the Artio re-
1 -Ooverner Henry M. Hnyt returned
Harritburg on Wednesday afternoon.
From thejMty Seat
Died of diphtheria, on Sunday last,
Maltle Collins, daughter or 6. F. Collies, of
West Broadway, and on Tuesdey afternoon
Douglas Butler, one of the youngest sons, of
R.Q. Butler.
Seven carrier pigeon Wero bdxed and
shipped to F H. Moser, of this place, by
express from Jenkinlown.l'enn'a., instruct
ing him to start them all at precisely 8 o'
clock on Saturday morning last, which was
done, In presence of a large crowd of people.
The pigeon started off together, and after
sailing around for a ibort time disappeared
before it could be seen what direction they
look and havo not, as we know of, been
heard of si dm.
The contract for arching 195 feet of tho
borough creek, reaching from the Market
House to While' Corner, ha been awanled
Jo Henry Bowman and Thomo Weaver.
They expect to commence work as soon as
the lumber arrlver.
We have been Informed that the family
of A. "W. Butler are making preparations to
spend o month or two In their cottage at the
sea shore.
F. R. Sayro and family, are spending a
few weeks at Ocean Gruve.
Shelby, Pullman A Hamilton's circus'
that exhibited here on last Saturday after
noon and evening, was well attended ami
the performance is said to have been pretty
good,
James MacMulligan, of the 2nd ward,
ah employe of tho L. V. R.R., met with an
accident on last. Saturday morning, by which
one of bis legs wa so badly crushed that
amputation was necessary. He has since
died from (he effects, and was buried on
Wednesday afternoon, in the Catholic ceme
tery, East Mauch Chunk. Jvstice.
WelDtiport Hem.
The Sunday school of tho Lutheran and
Reformed church, of this borough, partici
pated in a day's pleasuro on Saturday lat,
at the famous summer resort Glen Onoko.
The old folks as well as the young wero de-
ngutcd wim tbo trip and enjoyed themselves
Immensely,
Surveyor Were ene.ieed the latter nort
of last week surveying and staking otr lots
in tho Union cemetery grounds.
The Union View and Corvine Co.. of
Rochester, N. Y., havo been In town during
the week, taking photographio views.
Miss Nora Faust, an accomplished
young lady, of Wcatherly, is stopping with
friends here at present. She is tho guest of
Miss Effie Fcnncr.
The rumor set afloat by some of our
town gossi ps, that Prof. Snyder, of th is place,
was to have the piiucipalsuipof the Lehigh
ton echouls the coming term, is entirely
false) and the professor desires to havo it
contradicted.
A child of John Rabcr's died on Thurs
day of last week, The funeral services took
place on Sunday last, Kov. J-.. J. Minor of
ficiating. The body was deposited in the
Union cemetery, and was tho first burial on
the ground.
Prof. Ballict, County Superintendent,
will hold a teachers' examination in tho
public school, to-day (Saturday). Quito a
number expect lo bo examined, and we hope
an win oe successiuii
Miss Kmraa Kistler returned home from
Westchester on vacation last Satuaday.
. Tho Fort Allen' Foundrv resumed work
tin Monday lost, after a two week's stoppage
ivi (epulis.
Another Nusbaum In town, and Charlio
wears ms best smile ever since.
On Thursday evening, July 7th, the
loiinwing oincers were installed in frank
lin Lodge, No. 2087, Knights of Honor, for
tho term endiug Dec. 31, 18S1 : Past Dicta
tor, Hiram Lcsh ; Dictator, Solomon Brey
fogle i Assistant Dictator. Chas. McDanicl :
Treasurer, Reuben Musselinsn; Reporter,
John 8. Miller. The object of this lodge is
1st. To unite fraternally alt acceptable
while men of every profession, business or
orcnpatiou.
ziid. 4 0 give an moral arid material aid
in its power to member ol the order, by
holding moral, instructive lectures, bv cn-
ciuraging each other in business, and by
assisting one another to obtain employment.
Jrd.,Xo establish a Denent luud, Irom
which a sum not exceoding .$2000 shall be
paid at I no death ol n member, to ms lumi
ly, or to bo disposed of as ho may direct.
4th. To establish a fund for tho relief of
sick or distressed members.
This is an affair of mure than ordinary
importance and affects every provident man.
Should auv lieriuins deslro to nVBll tiiGfii.
selves of the opportunity to Join this order
or to obtain any further information call on
the Reporter, J. 8. Miller. Tho Lodge
mcetc in the Public School Hall every 1st
ana oin tuursday oi eacn mourn.
John 8. Miller, will keen and have
charge ot tho boarding tent ut the camp
meeting to ue neid in unuerman s urnye,io
begin on' Wednesday, 27lh inst. Ql'Int.
EattWcUaport Fulfills.
Prof. E. ri. Dieter, teacher of mathemnl
les and general English in Muhlenberg Col
lege, visited this place on Monday. Mr. D,
has accept ed his old position again at on in
creased salary. Ho is a very fine scholar
and au efficient teacher.
An East Weissport ladv remarked to
another some days ago, "I don't expect to go
aoroaa tnis summer, 1 in reading -twenty-five
continued stories and it would be a ri
diculous expenditure to hate all those sei ials
mailed to me awav from home. Oh, I am
of an aristocratic family and only move in
iristocralic society." Hum I I hear tbe
echo.
For a change, snms of onr vnnn men
enjoyed last Sunday by taking n short drivo
vo pimpon. jjy tne way iney looxeu on
their return, they must have been well sat
isfied with the tilp. "I only move in aris
tocratic society and can afford lo do so."
The "Braying Jackass" who represents
the Mahch Chunk jHmocrat, as correspond
ent from Weissport, has the impudence of an
Unconquerable inula and the stupidity ot sn
ass. His would-be, masterly productions
are misrepresentations in their entirety and
are only noticeable for their vulgarity and
"lying stamps." If be cannot do better than
misrepresent ana iry in oe witty, wnicu, ill
his case, Is silliness of the first order, we
would advisa him to relinquish his claim as
correspondent to a mure reliable arid com
petent person. Focus.
Ills; Creek Itciua.
Teacher will be scarce this fall.
Some oats will be cut next Week.
We are still haying cool night which
Is Dot good forcorti.
We think our friend PaOl Buck, of this
place, is the "boss" farmer of Carbon co.
If our informant is correct, thtcamp
meeting at Kresgeyjlle will open on the 15th
of August, iu the grove of James Berlin.
The child of John Rebcr, who died of
aipninena la-t week, was Interred iu tbe
East Weissport cemetery, on Sunday.
Edward Reber, of tbe Franklin Holef,
East Weissport, is having his dam on the
Big Creek, at Mtria Furnace repaircd,whirh
was damaged by tbe ico freshet.
The loose stones shoujd be removed
from our public highways. Let the prop
er authorities attend to this matter and
oblige tbe traveling public.
We learn that the directors of Franklin
have decided to raise the salary of their
teachers. A move in the right direction,
genuemen I
Wo should Uo pleased to hear from our
Western friends, who are subscribers to tbe
Advocate.
It will soon bo time for candidate to
annonnco themselves throogb the columns
oi me county papers, llivsai.
Coiintr Detect! vca.
Furty-two counties wore represented by
delsgates aud letters at themeetingTuesday
evening in the District Attorney's office,
at Wilkesbarre, to form a Stale Association
of County Detectives. Temporary orgaulia
lion wos effected by the election of Samuel
T. revler, ol Carbon, as President W A.
Swan, Wilkesbarre, Secretary and Treasurer
William W. Yobe aud Jacob Johnson, of
Nort!ampton,aud Jatnes O'Brien, of Ln
terne, Committee on Arrangement for the
next meeting, which Mill be held at Allen
town.
The eigarmakera" strike at AlltntowB
will probably be prolonged for some time,
The participants arc receiving aid froma.l! J0.""'
f.arUofthtouali, 'mirir,
iiTATn new.
All the Industrial establishment ofHar-
risburg arc short of help.
Tho oil tank maker ofPJtUbufg have all
the business that tbey can attend to.
William Hall, tcntoncod for larceny, es
caped from the Lancaster jail on Tuesday,
Sixteen car loads of Immigrants passed
through Hsrrisburg on Tuesday going West,
Charles Bruce, of Beaver, was accidental
ly drowned at Rochester, Beaver county, on
Tuesday.
Thomo Kuse.of Oil City, was killed at
Parker, Armstrong couuty, on Tuesday, by
a falling stone.
John McClurc,of Summit townshlp.Craw
ford county, aged 70 years, was killed by a
fall on Tuesday.
Topton furnace, in Berks county, has been
purchased by William M. Kaufman & Co.,
of Reading, for $00,000.
Fifty thousand dollars have been sub
scribed in Pittsburg for a Young Men's
Christian Association building.
Billingsley Morgan, of Canonsburg,Wash
ing county, lost $1300 on Monday whilo on
his way to Washington.
The rolling mill and Charlotte furnace,
at Scottdale, Westmorland county, bavo
been too busy to stop for hot weather.
The residence of J. P. Irwin, at Rochester,
Beaver couuty, was burned down mi Tues
day. Loss, $3500 J insurance, $2500.
Tho Mayor of Oil City has called upon
tbe citizens to volunteer in a search for the
boy Kennedy, of that place, who bss dis
appeared.
Charles Bennethum, of Womlsdorf,Berks
county, wounded himself on the Fourth of
July with a toy pistol and died last week of
locitjaw.
The 3-year-old dauehter of Abraham H.
Nissley, living at Mount Joy, Lancaster Co.,
was accidentally drowned in a cistern on
rnuay.
A majority of the members ofthe famous
Knapp's Battery nt Piltsburn have resiencd.
and the organizatlan has been virtually dis
solved. John Thomas, of Hummelstown, Dauphin
countr, died on Saturday of lock-jaw caused
I... uf...i i r ; !,. I...... . . . i
ujr injuries neii lumcveu Willi a iuj pistol.
John Huston, of New London township,
Chester county, recently found a hedge hog
and two miuks domiciled in ono holo.
Moloney, the ex-priest of Erie, who pro
fessed to preform miracles, has sued tho Dis
patch, of that city, for libel.
District Attorney John 8. Robb, of Alle
gheny county, is dangerously low from the
effects of sunstroke.
Frank Will and Anthony Heil, 0-yenrs-old
cousins, living at Pottstown, played
with a horso pistol on Sunday when their
parents were at church, and Hell was baillv
injured by the accidental dischsrgo of tho
weapon.
Mr. C Horan, Stato delegate of tbe An
cient Order of Hibernians, rrsiding at Pitts
burg, denies emphatically thut tbo murder
ers of Captain Healey at Dunbar bad any
connection with thai Order.
An unknown German was killed by cars
near Coatesville, Chester counlvin Monday.
inercmaina wera taken to linwninglown
for indentification.
Messrs. Watson Sc Morgan will erect a
paper mill in Erie at cost of $00,000.
John Shafcr, a German furm hand in the
employ pr Jacob Kneedlcr, in Upper Gwy
nedd township, Montgomery couuty, died
ou Thursday last of sunstroke.
The Philadelphia and ReadinzCoal and
Iron Company is preparine lo work all its
collieries to their utmost capacity. Many of
tno uld collieries aro to he reopened.
Robert B. Pearson, formerly of Chester,
but latterly a broker in New York, was
killed by an accidental fall in Chestcr,where
he was visiting, on .Monday.
The 6-year-old son of Mr. Kennedy .living
ut Oil City, mysteriously disapiearcil nearly
a week ago and has nol been seen since.
George Norwood, rtf Philadelphia, was
drowned accidentally in Darby Creek, near
Chester depot, on Sunday.
James Black, a notorious counterfeiter,
has been arrested at Erie.
There will be a Prohibition ticket iu. tbe
field in Butler county.
Father Kuthinan, of Lebanon, has severe
ly denounced speculative insurance from hs
pulpit.
There is a Cainp of trampa at Leoman'e
Flaccvou the Pennsylvania Railroad,in Lan
caster county.
Henry SherTer, of Hopewell township,
York connlr,' Was killed by Hghtuing on
Thursday of last week.
Thomas Mc'Jhesney, of Bis Beaver town
ship, Lawrence county, was killed by cars
last Week, i
Christian rJuhnly aged 62 years, dropped
dedd from opoploxy in Lancaster on Satur
day. It is estimated that Pennsylvania-lumber
is cut at tbo rate of 6M,000,00(7 feel yearly.
Tbe Bridgeport Creamery has been seised
by the Sheriffof Montgomery county,
Michael Crow, of Uniontown, Fayette
county, lost $1500 on Thursday of last week
with bunko men who was following Robin
son's circus. The loss has to preyed upon
his mind that he is almost insane. The bun
ko men have since been captured ami tbe
money recovered.
John McOrnlh, aged 18 years, son of Jesso
McGrath, of Coushobockcn, Was dangerous
ly shot on Sunday by Michael Trainor, of
I'lymouth township, JUnnigomery county.
Trainor, who was arrested, claims that Mc
Grath was poj ching on bis property.
The encampment of the several brlgrdcs
ofthe National Guard havo been arranged,
and are as follows : Tbe First Brigade, ben.
Snowden commanding, will begin its en
campment at Pottstown on the 30th instant
The Sopond Brigade, General Beaver com
manding, at Baltsburg, Indiana county,
about Iho 12th of August. The third Urigade
General bigfrlerl commanding, at Wilkes
barre, anon after the close of the encamp
ment oi me second Drigaue,
The head of a' colored woman found float
Inn in the canal' near llielisnire. Dauphin
county, on Tuesday night, is supposed to bo
llwt ol Nary Andrews, who was mougni to
have been killed and burned by her nus
band.
The test Welt of the Nlarara Oil Company
on Mount Pleasant township, Washington,
county, has been abandoned owing lo tno
tools becoming stuck lu the bole. Another
well is to b sunk.
.SOnlclliiiii; AVorth Kcnilliin;,
If you havo Catarrh iu any form, no mat.
ter how severe, a fifty cent bottlo of D:
Evnrv'a Diamond Catarrh Reinedv. will
lilively cure you. It never falls. It is
mild and pleasant to use and cleansea,scolhes
ami Deals at once, uonoi ncqita lorcaa ine
Adtertiiemtnt.
llellc-ltfUai Nolca.
First PrtESftYTEttiAft Ctltmcn, no Pastor,
Sabbath School at e-.OO o'clock a. m, Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday at 8:b9 p. in.
Zioh's ltEi-oKJliD UnoitCH, J, II. Hartman
pastor. Preaching at 10 a. In., Sermon, Jn
German, J p. m., Sunday school. 7:30 p. m
sermon, in English. A cordial welcome to all
Lclilirluoii Itlrtrketii
CoaaecTcD Weekly.
Hoar, pa sack
Huckwheat flour per sack ,.
Corn, perbushel
Oals, per bushel ,., ,,,,
Mixed Chop, per cwt
MlJdllngs, per crrt,.,,, ,
Corn Chop..............
Ilran, per cwt
Duller, per ifoand
Eggs, per doien.
11am, per poaml i
Lard, per pound ........,....,
shuuiders, r pound
Potatoes, per boshel.,,
S3 15
3 00
70
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Closine prices of DilliTix A Toirxsritp
Stuck, (Jovernment and Gold -11 rioulh
Third Street, rhila., July 1J, Ul
II. S. L'lt. a U'i imU bid lu-lU aiked
IJ. S. (Jurreucy, 0's 130 bid 13 aiked
0- a. i'.18Sl. new 10IW bid 1M asked
U. 8. 4H, new..., bM uyt aiked
V. S. i'suew Mii bid HWg aiked
fennsyania 11. Ji ti bid ed! asked
l'hlla. fc Readley II. II. bid 20U aiked
I.ahtKh Valley It. 11.... SIU bid ei)i asked
Lehigh Ooal&NaV. Co. . tbfri bid 40-2 alkeil
UnltSd Co's ol N. J. , .m bid lie asked
Nort hern Central 11. 11. t3 bid UK alkwl
HeitontllUl'aH. It.ll. !1 bid S1U asked
Pitts. Tit. U Hutf. K. H. S2 bld 22 asked
Dentml Transuortatlon. 41 bid U'.i asked
Northern raclflstiem .40 MJ 40 aiked
40 blJ
77K bid
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North PafJna, It. It
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MAimilM).
BOWER -HIlIHLER.-At Iho Lutheran
parssnsa-e, In Cherryvlllo, Northampton
county, l'a., on the lit Inst,! by Rev. t-K A.
llrcugel, Charles w. Donor, M.D., and Mils
Clara II. Illbbler, both of ibis tioroiih.
LAUUHNER-EOK. In East Pent), on th
14th Instant, by E. S. lletnttleroari, J, V
William Lauchner and Miss Eva ECk both
of East Penn township.
ltltiLYERD WAI-.GK, On the 4th Ult,
at UatasaUqua, by Her. J. J. (Jhrlit..O. O.
nillyord and Miss Sarah Walck, all ur that
borough.
ItKSCUEI) I'ltO.H DEATH.
The follortlnit statetnont of Wmi J'. Oonith
lln.of Soinervllle, Mats., isso remarkable that
we beg to ask ror It the attention or our read,
era Ho savs I " ln the rail of ISTe) I was tak
en With R VIOLKHT HLKKDIKO OF THE LUKOP,
followed by a severo cough. I soon began to
lose my appetite and nosh. I was so weak nv
one time that 1 could not leare uiy Uedi In'
the summer or 1877 I wasndmltted tothtl Ult
Hospital. While thcro tho doetorrsuld I hail
a holo ln mv left lumr as- lh as a liairdolhih
I expended over a hundred dollars In doctors-
anu medicine, i was so lar icone at one time
a report went around that I was dead. I gave
up nope, but a Irlend Uild me ur lilt. WI .
If ALL'S BALSAM FOR THE liUKOS. 1'
laughed at my rrlenils, thinking; that my case
was Incurable, but I got a bottle to satisfy
them, when, to toy surprise and Krallfleatlon,.
T MltnM.nM.1 In Ins, 1 .. I... ..a
dead, began to revlvo. and to-day I reel In bet
ter (pints man i navo tne past inree years;
" 1 write this hoping you will publish It, so
that every ono aflllcted wllh Diseased Lungs
will bo Induced to take Dlt. WM. HAblrf
BALSAM FOR THE I.VNGS, and bocon
Vnlced that CONSUMPTION Can be Cured.
1 have taken tno bottles and can positively
say that It has dona more good llmtvall til
other uicdlelnes lhavo taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared and 1 shall soon be oblo lo go to world "
Sold by A, J. Dcnuao. Lohlghton, and all'
druggists. Dec. 18. 1880iyloow
"iTKNitY's'cAniionc salyeT-
The BEST SALVE In the wof hi for Cuts;
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Malt Kheum, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, chilblains. Corns, and nil
kinds or Rkln Eruptions, Freckles and Pim
ple. The Salve Is guaranteed to give pcrroet
satisfaction In every caso or money rtlumlcd.
Ho (tiro you get HENRY'S OAUI30I.IU
SALVE, as all others are but Imitations.
Price i!S cents. For sale by oil Druggist
everywhere, Ueo. 18,-1680-yleow
KE1 HOUSE POWDERS
Aro tho only Horso ond Poultry Powders tliat
Slvo universal satisfaction. If tho Powders
o not give satisfaction, tho Druggist will re
turn your money. Dec. 18, 1880'yleow
To Consumptives.
Tho advertiser, having been permanently citr.
ed or that drt-att illsea.se, Coiisuminlou, by a
simple leincdv. Is anxious to niako known lo
his le low-suireiera tho uiians ut cute. To' all
who dosiro it, ho will send a toiiy ol tho pre
seilptlon nsed, (Ircoot charge), w.ta the dliec
tionnror preparing and using the fan.e, which
thev will Hud a bure Cuuk for CONHUJinioN.
Asiuma. IllioNciiiTIs. ttc. laitie wiarduK the
PiOKcitntlou. wi.l please addro-v Itnv K. A.
WILKON, 1M PEKN Btroct, Williams nrih,
NowYoik. JiiiilJtjiu
AjsstJ Wwtsl. Big Pay. Light Work
Steady Emplornieiit Baniulea fno. AU
drea, M. L. IlVltN, No. 49 NASSAU etroct
cw Voik. Jan.su Cui
To tho Worklne CL-ima We nrrv nn ni-nn
ed to furnish all classes wlih constant etnuoy.-
nient nt numo. me wnoio oi tno time or ior
their ij-aru moment'". ItunMieaanew hpfll and
nroUtrulo. l'eisonaof oilbor eit on,iv oiru
rruni 5J coats to 85 per cvenlnc ntid n pr pot-,
tlonal sum by Cevotiag their wnole tluto to tho
burluesi. llove and ghla eam ntai ry ai mnch
as men. That ult who co this notioo niav hdii
thou dtlreM. aud tot'lliobutniioua ve mne
this offer : To such aa are nol well nail-tied,
we wilt aund ono dollar to pay for tho trouble
of wntlnr. Fall partleuiara and outfit nee.
.Address. OF.or.G13 S'HNSOIi OO.. Port.
nd. Maine. July iCvi.
nn.Mru is AVKAi.Tiir
Dr.E. C. WKST'gjiituvK and' iipjhn tbpat
MKNT, a f pernio ior Hysteria, lll:nrsa, Con
vulaiims, Nervous llcadaclio, MeliUil Denrea
alon, I,oas of Moinorv. t-pctiua otilicea, Tiniir.
teucy. Involuntary Jhnlaaioaa, l'rematuio olil
Ago, caused by ovcrcseitcn'. BCtr abuse: or
ovor.Uidntgercp, nliicli leaca to misery, decay
and ileath. Ouo box will enro' recent eiirR.
Kach box cniittting ouo niontli'H treatiuent..ni,e.
dopnr a oox. or a.x buxfl-i fo flvo dolUfa t aenr
uy man picpaio on receipt 1 1 price.- we itnar
anlee six boxes to oure any cae With caeh
older leeoivedln us fornix boxen, accOntoaii
led with live dollar--, a 4 111 s,-nd thO'pm-chas-er
our Written gnarautne toroturli tho mnnev
11 ineireaimenanoi-B not eixta euro. Hnnr
HiilecstsMiid only When the treatment isoril-r-nd
Irom our icrntl- JOHN C WBST CO.,
Bole Pri-prtelors.JSl A IU W. Vndiaou stroet.
(-hlcago.IU. A. J. IJUItl-INO, Agent, Lehigh,
ton l'a.
fcNiTJi KL.IN1S SCO. Wholesale Agents,
Philadelphia. aept. ls,'sa-1y
$10 i
Outfit fnrntehM frrc.vlth foil ltistruo
tloD3 for conducting the must lirofltaltte
bubiuess tlint anv ouo ran ontrniro lu
'1 hob JslncAii Is bo casv to leiirn.nml our liiAiruo
lujUsarofcORiinpieauu w.tlu timt atinne unu
ninfce great roftf from Ue very (tart. No one
can tail wnu U willing to woib. Wouibii are as
successful iii num. Jiovs mid prln au earn
lanre 'iiiiil Mnuv Lava ranrto over onfl h tin droit
ilo'lum In a uliitVle wi ek. Nothing liKo It ever
known rororo. am wnocf-Kicpflronuiprutaat
tho case unit rapl-lttj with w'jxo. Hie. aro able
to make money. Yon cn eu:i;o In IliU biml.
iif.inunnK YiiurenrirciJuje oi creur prons
You do not lnve t Invest any cuoltatlu It. We
tako nil tlio rise. Tlioo tha dcihI ronrtv money
slut uld vrr to to n nt onc. All mmlshod free.
AUiliO'HTltTli & CO., Anunta, Maine.
PILES
Of all klnrta, TU MOUS, dtchr
p3 of JUOOD or inncua, ni
nil tlifidasca ofthe ItKCTUil
Gincklv nnd nnrferllv cmed br a atmoi and
BOQthlnp itKMEUY. l'oi'lnforniatlon addifu
lut j, rAUUH is i'u. 1 Ann x.,r, i.
Should address KUSt)N DUOS., Attorneys
at Law and Patent .Solicitors. 017 7th Street,
Washington, 1). (J., for circulars. or tnltruc-tlort",-
Hofercnees and advlco sent riiiE. We
attend exsloslrely to Patent business. lle-
Issues, Interrerenees and eases rejected in
other hands a specially, Trade-Murks and
Caveats rolltcted. Upon receiptor model 6t
sketch and description wo itlre onr opinion as
to patentability, vbek OF-CHAntm, We rarer
to the Commissioner or 1'atentsj also to ex
Uotnmiesloners. .stablfshed 1S00. St-cor
D
1VIHENU JfOTlCB.
.At o rca-ttlat mcctlni; of thedlre6ttrfof the
First National Hank or I.ehlxhton. a semi
annual dividend ufTllKUt; per cent, on the
oapital stock was declared, payable on and
alter July IS, 1811.
W. W. BOWMAN, Cashier.
July 8, 1681-wS.
T
0 Whom II Mot Concern.
All persons are hereby forMil liarborlrir, or
trustlnir my wire, D1MA DIlKISIIAUIl, on
my account after this date, us I will not par
any debts contracted by her.
MPSKS IIHEISHAUU,
Mahoning Twp., l'a,
JalylMSSl-wS.
AK only daughteu cuhed of
CONSUMPTION.
When dea'h was honrly expected, afl remed.
les harlnic fullo.1, and Ilr. fl. James was ex
perlmentlnK wllh the many herbs ofCalcutta,
ho aechlentully made 11 fireparatlon which
cured his only child of c-omu-ui'tio. Ills
child Is now In this country, and enjoying Iho
best or health, lie has prored to the world
that COiMiiMf-TiON can he. poiltttely and per.
raanentlr cured. Tho Doctor now sires this
lleclpe free, only asklni; two Ihreecent stamps
0 pay expenses, Tho Uerh also cures Night
Sweats, Nauieii at the Stomach, and will
break op n fruli Cold In ti hours. Address
CraddocK it Co.. H02 llace street) l'hlladel
phla, iiamliig this paper. Jjl3m
FllEU HY MAL. "
WO NDERFUL CURES
iV HOPELESS CA'SES OF
CONSUMPTION
Bronchitis, Asthrda, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Ue
blllty and All Chronic Diseases. 39 years of
(treat experience. 3,0.0 Hopeless eases cured.
AstonlshlDK dlieorery of new treatment to
quickly bitten, make blood and batldDiithe
BStero, xaiAiiu chuiqu iu cab .iiu uijC.l
enormouiiy nnu gain o v pounu. per weea.
lieanni; mrce is r.iuuir ana pow
reasfd. Row life and vlgur Im
parled the nrtl lew nays. ocTercst cases 01a
Consumption, bed fart and xlrcn up to die, I
cured In 2 to 3 months, Inllainmatlon Intlug
J.unns removed. Hectic r'evcr and nixlu
Sweats, and Couith iudo loose, ami easy, or
cheeked In M hours. The treatment exoner
ates, exalts, arouses all oruans Into healthy
and TlKOrous operation. It Is also thoKreat-T
est cure ou earin tor i.ircr, nuiney, iieari.
Head, Mood, Skin. Female und Nervous
lllirases. Seminal Weakness, all diseases ol
children, and the Upturn Habit. Wear hen
est In our oiler, and earnestly Invite you lo
come before It Is too lute, no matter what
yeur disease, even If atandoned by lh. ablest
physicians. Describe your case. Trial free
to all who come here. Atrial package or our
medicines worth t'J to ft sent hy mall to all
who send us the luinci and addresses of all
aullclcd lu their vicinity and is eonls lj pay
pontage. JJ. H. DISI'ENSAKY. I
anrao-lr Mar-'-n ilnrinxs, Mich. ,
&iWBS& !
1'rocured ror all soldiers disabled In tbe U. S.
service from any cause, alio ror heirs of de
ceased sokllers The sIlKhteit dliablllty en-
titles to pennon. I'KNHIONS INOHl'aS
KD. llounty and new discharges procured.
Those In doubt as to wh.ttier entitled to any
thing, should send two 3 e.nt stamps for nur
"eiri-ular ol information. ' Aildress, with
stamp. Stodpart at to, Sidleltors of
tnaiinsaod I'alcnts, Washington. 11 I I.k
Ui t'A.
juiy U.-WS.
rpim SLATMiUTOJI-
PLAffltfO Mills.
A'NU'
CaBInet Wars Factofcf,,
at. si-Atrixcnoru.
JOBUP BALLiElTj, Fropf.,,
DffflB lh all Virt'U niKtWt at' I'jtfr. JlViMtK-V
Otk Htitl Hard Wckii tuinocr, ftinl Uljowpt)
pait)d to uxbvulv iiujAiount of otfltiR iiii
DresseD LumfceR
tlV A't.11 tf INliSi.
Door,- SdsliM) niitiuV Silutltrvj,
Mouldings, Caliliipf Wates, JJc
With' i'ttMiT-thoer!,.
Brackets Made to QMer..
The Machinery-in all nelV-ahdtil tlml-MHr-d'
must Improved Hindi-. I employ lifilie btll lb'
beat workmen, tine welbseaaoncil and gm, 1 ni
tetisl, and amthtri of Ore able to irua'antrr cntlrri'
atmlaetlun to all who mar farormowtth srealfi.
Ordcro bv mail piommly Attended th.-. Mr'
ctiargea are moderate! term e4ibj or- interest
cliaigtd alter thirty Qavm
QtVU ME A CA'Lil,
CVIliose engaged In Ilniltlihg wiirnndltt
thuir advantage to have Hiding, flmr Jlhariti
Doora, xashes;.huticrB, 0., Ac, iltrde at lot'
Fartorw
Mayl JOHN llA'tEIHf,.
THE BEST OF COAL
Tho undersign od'lrnow preparcd'tb inppiy
the very best I.ATTlMER COAL at'tbe fol
lowing HOW PlllCKS KOll CASH
DellvM..
Ko. 3'Cliestriut; tiy th'cetr.. ....... 12 TV
No. 1 Chestnut, by the car... ,.. ,. s !
Steve, by the cap. ,,.......,., og'
l)y the singleton, 16'centrpef ttm addltlbnalt
J .. L- G A 15 E L r
Dealer im
GENUltAn H-AUDTVAHE, (fcciy,
OpfOslie tho rubllc Sfjiiure.-SAX Pf STHKE-f;.
I iiK'.iiairrosr,.PAk novig.iB7tr
milton: a. wetss,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
Bank- Street',. ILcMgntoiu
EEPAiltTNG Or.ill'descrlptlbn promptly atlenilWI'to'at ttil
molt reasonable Prices-.
ej-AII Work guaranteed,- and patronage'
Is respectfully solicited. fjan.ss-j 1
w K .c;y;twg,J';vfj;;,B,.7lV5f'""".',t
a
Stands pre.einfient afiftnsrrtie RreitTrhnt tines of tStf
Weit rofoefa too' most direct, onlckcir, aiursaretfjtmr
eoaLtetlne the great M-'tniwl's-.- GnTOAQty "d ho
Kis-fxfts,- jToarn-KAarxus, SnOfritnjf and SoOTn
tasTiaS ListtSf which lerlnmaie theroiWItlrKaiis
Citt, LaiVKSworrrii, ATriimoji, Cocseit ntrrra
aud OmKA, tno conaimirAf. cx.vtik. Oom. whlchi
Radiate
EVERY LIME- OP ROAD
(hat penetrates Hie Continent front thrMUioartluTef
to the Pacific Elope Tho
Cbicaso, RocK Island k MU Railway
Is tho onfy line from nfilrasNmrnM Ifu IMiiHansas.
or width, by Its own runt, rcifre llie ijjiuh almve)
naineil. W 'iur v exdalxoal So MWHO
foSMrerioXsriVo kuiMUng In Ill tinltMtlt or imh
eleim eor. n tetrif patuftr U aml'tl ronnift
ejeaa ana UHttlaud eoac, po Jan Zw
Day Cxfis nf unrtvaMd mr.lfcse-, ftimaar
SiiKiNo ae. onoh Wlilch mtuU aro.served of utv
"'r'deiwfi'tirv'
fC.r.'lwVw'iM
ml Ilisaourl Klvi r not HI aol cte fuaiiCttoa at
tolnta of lotericctlofl wllh. other Mai, , ,
MVetfckelfrt notlm-utt law dtreeify to every j4m
or Importance: lt)jan;, jeuria,
Vyomfnir, Ut'h IdaiiOv NeVatfa, Calllbrtits, Oregoa
Waihlngtofi Territory, Colorado, ArlKrna add he
ilcxlco.
Ai llbe
liberal arranifemeafs fertfaK triassir as any
line, and rateaor " aiways aa Iow"mcouiu
tors, no lurnntn piamiinniu ihu iwhwim
Domiand tackle of spirtainen free. .,,,ut.,,
1 lckeff( inapa and folders at all Brtacljml Ikktt oOcef
In the United blatca and Caasaa.
R. R. CABLE,
let rtw l Oca. Ut(i,
E. ST. JOHN,
0. Tkt. U4 run IfV
DIAMOND
CATARRH
REMEDY,
A. Poaltlve Onre far Catatth of all
kind. It la Instantatneau la klUtl
and l'ermanent In Itesult. Curea at any
eiaeo of the disease. II aa cured cuca to terrtbM
thai bones came from the hose.
Ir. Erory'e Ilamoiid Catatrrfi Best
ed jr Is mild and piesiant, auordlng Imraedlat.
llcllef and prompt cure In all easea urCBtatrrti
Iiifluenica, Hay Fever, lironehltl.
It will remove Polypna and etiectnally enrs
watery and Purulent Dischargea from the Head
and Throat, and Foetid. Sickening Ureathl Per
fcotly restore tmyatred Smell, Taate and llearinj)
relieve Headache, Break up Colds ln lha Head)
btrenitthen the Voice and byes) Purify, ItejnlauS
and Render cleat and Active every Organ or tba
Head and Throat. Iriee, 60 cents,
Dr. Btory'a Dlatmontt Invtcorator la
a I'erfect Blood I'ttrlfler, A ppe timer and
Nerve. Toulc, It makes a dellzlitfiil, vrhokv
some drink, which Intlcorates. ParTHea
anu osrensxHena tne entire ayatem.
Vnp flenAiAt IVIillitv tlvflnnM MtttntHtr.
Torpid Liver. Indlcestmn. Keuralzto and Sh.n-.
and Sh.n-.
mails Arrectlona, Jaundice, Malaria, riatolency,
Kausea, Blck Headache and Kidney ComplalfiU,
it is luvumaoic. rncei w ccnta.
Dri Evory Diamond Sal's Is a sovef.
elj-TJ cure lor Burns, Bruises, Sorea of all kind.,
Palt Rheum, Tetter, Ktngworm and Cutaneooa
Eruptions, rrlce, 24 cents.
. A alt your DrtlKElst fdf tfi.a fetne
lea aud take 110 oilier 1 or Will he aeat
Free on receipt of price.
PescrlpUre Famphleti Free.
Address Dr. Evory'S Dlamedd Bemedlea Co ,
I'. O. Box SMC 104 John Street, Kew York.
TT&nted
AGENTS r ACK.VTSI AGEKTS1
JOUN C. COUCH'S bran new book, entitled
SUNLIGHTand SHADOW
& tho hit chance offered to you. Its Series are drawn
from the bright and shady sides of lift, portrayed as oohj
John B. Gough
tan portray ttierri. Thi gfaiM work MM ft? he JSrA
iimt futuAfJH the " booiu'tnci! teak for ieti$, tk
outKllmg all tAhcn ttm t t. Th tktrtjtktrd
thousand how in pres. Us tmment mIc Iuu bi
trade entirely by active canVasiers. Kd olher book com
pares iih it lor quick and proAiable retarns. We artf
starting tnort agent now than ever before, and wc b
lieyrJ tne aal of this book will reach Ond Humdrtd
Thauuxnd Cpi$ im tk utxtftvt xntk
We want 1000 more agenta at 6nce4 tfl ftipriiy Uu4
(rand book to the thouands ho are wairine for k
Kcmernber the aaie Is mh mw ctmmttUiM. The book
Is entirely new and msf 6f tk territory it mi fitmr.
Agents, $iruf U tour1 iiml t i4k ttrjt and at ih
turn time circulate tkr4uk!f jtrtifyti W4. Ea
duiTeTerntrc7aodWi7!rwAnetitUCfen Sendlof
our large circulars containing full juriiCvJin. Addit4