to 8mbm gwtiwntCe
AATU41DAT, JULY IS, I88J.
Our Neighborhood in Briof.
Too dear Ueef.
Hero Dog days.
Hippy Our Tanner.
Still too high FoUtoei.
-Excurilon To-day (.Saturday.)
Going through the rye The reaper.
Hot Monday last, 92 in the shade.
" Democratic County Meeting, Monday T
August 14tb.
Outrageoui The (peculation in all
klndt ol provisions.
Belore Uklng the train, call at thll of
fice and purchase an accidental policy.
JKSV. Parasols mutt en
tt one-half and two-thirds nanal pricei.
At NosBAUu'a.
Daniel Porn, who was in the Mexican
war, hai appired. for admission to Lehigh
county almshouse.
Hats and caps, an Immense variety
ol all the I test styes, at popular prices, at
Clauss k Dro's, Dank etreet.
In town last Monday Captain E. II.
Ranch, of Mauch Chunk, looking jolly. lie
don't wear crutches now.
fc.CIncki, Watches, Jewelry and silver
ware for sale, and repairing done at Hajra
man'a Store, Lehighton. 25-yt.
20 cents aecurrs you $15 per week In
ease of injury, $3,000 in ease of death by ac
cldent Tickets for sale at this office.
Received to-day, 12 dvzen of those
95 cent White Shirts,
At Nubbium's.
Thefire In Diamond mine, Wllkesbarre,
hssbeen extinguished, and the water will
be at once removed and work resumed.
Daniel Olewine harvested the most
beautiful field ol wheat, on Wednesday last,
over raided in this section ot the State.
Sf&. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods In
endless variety new and bright a very
liot'oin prices, at Clauss Bro's, Bank St.
Jacob A. Henti, a carpenter, was very
dacgerouslyinjred, Monday, by falling
from the roof of the Wyoming Valley lintel,
at Wilkesbarre.
At 3:50 o'clock to morrow (Sunday) af-
noon, Rev. B. F. Meyers will preach in the
Presbyterian-church, of this borough, and
you are invited to be present.
.-- Boots and shoes for ladies, centle
men, misses, youths and children, of latest
style ana most substantial make, at lowest
prices, at Clauss k Bro's, LehlKhton
Rev. John Fox, of Easton, lias accented
a rail to the North Presbyterian church, Al
ghny City, and Jwill enter upon thedu
ties of bis new charge in September next.
On Tuesday morning last David Kllen
top, was engaged picking cherrirs from a
tree, when ne fell to the ground, severely
i ijuring hit face and spraining one arm
Moral Don't sleep up a cherry tree.
fci-ITyou wanta nlcemnoth.ensy shave
Tour hair cut or shampooing, go to From
Roederer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho
tel, tie will nx you right, and tion tyou
lorgei ir.
Milton Pearson was killed Wednesday
afternoon by a fall of rock in the Wharton
mines, near Hellertown. He leaves a wife
and three chilJren.
XSTlinezy Harness at 12 dollars and up
wards; Flyncts.ear tips, lap dusters, screen
covers, sheets, collars, whips, etc., at the
lowest price, for sale sale by Milton Hory
veisspori, ra,
FB. Alexander, of Bethlehem, the
popular "agent of the New Era Life Associa
tion, of Philadelphia, was in town two or
three days'thii week in the Interest of that
coiunanv.
pBTJC ieconif-lrtrid rilAETON, new)
painted utid put in thorough rrpuir, will lie
sold ou-very reasonable terms. It can be
aeen at' (ho carriage works ot M. A Weiss,
LehighUm, ra.
Pc G. B. Schott, of Hacktown, North
ampton county, died last Saturday at till
age of 83 years. He bad been in active
practice CO years, and was the oldest physi
clan in.that coiiuty.
ES-Vou will finrt a large stock or the
most elegant designs in WALL PAPER
and BORDERS, at Dr. C. T. Horn's drug
store, in' LeuCkel'a Block, at very lowest
prices. Make your selections now.
The business- places of J. R. Leith, C.
Boehm and J. 8. Hess k Co., in Hellertown,
Northampton county, were broken into on
Thursday night, nth mst., and goods to the
value ol $325 stolen therefrom.
.H.Fine designs in box papers, plain
snd lancy : Easels, various stvles, sizes and
colors; Rooks and all kinds ol novelties,
very cheap, at E F. Liickenliach's, Broad
way, Mauch Chunk. Call and see his stock.
Fjlly three years old, and just as good
as gold, our wide-awake cntetutorary the
Allentown Democrat. As it name-implies
it is Deniocratiu all the time, and at the
tame time one of the best local papers In the
country.
iSB- Baby Carriages an immense stock,
all'style and all prices, just received nt J.
h. Gabel's, hardware store, opposite public
square, Bank street, this borough. Call and
see them, and you will be sure to buy one
(or your baby. They are nobby 1
A miner named Patriek Lyons, em
ployed at the Philadelphia Coal Go's No 3
colliery, at Lost Creek, Schuylkill county,
wat instantly killed by a fall ol lop coal on
Saturday evening. He wat 35 years of age,
and leaves a wife and five children.
A letter received from our young friend
F D, Clauss, who is engaged in the mer
chant tailoring business, at Great Ben J, Pa.,
infornit ut that be it doing a "booming"
trade, and that business of all kindt It
rushing along. Glad to hear it, Frank.
" What sriall we do to entertain our
girls!" atka a religious paper. Go to David
Ebbert'4 popular livrry, on North St., and
eerure eaniaget,at low rates, and take them
fort trip through our lovely vallevs. If
that don't entertain -'em, we give It up.
pST Have you teen the new and elegant
stock of apring and summer merchant tail
ring goods, comprising cloths, cataiinrres
ml suiting, utt received at Clauss k Bro's,
Dank street, (hit borough 7 If you have
Bnt.mll at once. Good fita guaranteed at
puces to sun you an.
If you are going on a pleasure or bus
ness trip, before you start call at this office
and secure a ticket in the New Era Life As
station Accidental department. 20 cents
guartnteet you $15 per week in case nf in
Jury, or $3,000 to your fsmily if killed du
ring the day on which the ticket is Issued.
S- If you have a cold or cough of any
kind, buy a botUa of Hill's Peerless Couch
Byrup at Dr. C. T. Iforn'a drug atore. Use
it all, and if not lalisfjed return the empty
bottle and he will rrluod your monev. He
also sells peerless Worm Speeifio and Hill's
Worm Drops on the tame terms. No cure,
no pay.
Dr. J. A. Mayer, the practical Burgeon
Dentist, nf Broadway, Mauch Chunk, has
had a practice of oyer 20 years, and it prob
ably the oldest resident dentist In this vel
ley. The Dr"t work spetkt for itself, and
the fact that all critical work in the region
it given to him is a sufficient guarantee of
nit superior sonny at s burgeon ucniisi.
fOiil ypupg friend, C. W. Lents, who
bat been absent in Colorada for teyeral
mouths past, returned home on Saturday
moraing last. During bis absence be bid
a tevare attack of "mountain fayer," but
ihankt to a good constitution bs pulled
through, although it Jeft hint in s vary
tnaeialed'eondltion. He It now domiciled
with hit mother, In Fracklin twp,, where
b will remain lor torn Urns,
A W. Squlere, of Carbondale, aged 10,
a student at Wyoming Seminary, Kingston,
fainted while sitting in the window of bit
room in the third story at an early bour on
Wednesday morntDg, and fell to the ground,
a distance of 50 feet he died an bour after-
wards. Ho graduated on the previous day,
received hit diploma, and wat making pre
parationt to return to his borne when the
accident happened.
An attempt to break jail Monday thorn
Ing on the part of several notorious piisou-
ert confined in the Luierne county prison
wts dlscoyered In time by the watchman.
An alarm wat at once given, and the ward
en hastened to the interior of the prison,
armed with a brace nf revolvers. When he
confrorited the prisoners they returned to
their cells. They had keys to unlock the
doors, but refuse to tell how they pro
cured them.
When people tee a man advertise they
know be is a business man, and his adver
tisement claims that he is not above busi
ness, but anxious to do it. Customers, like
sheep, are gregarious, and Cork where they
see others go. If nobody else were engaged
In the same business, It would be important
to tradesmen and dealers to advertise in the
paper, because people are tempted to buy
that which tbey read nf. But othere are
engaged in the same business and even if
tfcev do not advertise, It becomes the more
Important for you to do so; If they adver
tise, it becomes doubly important for you to
do so.
On Saturday, Aug. 18th, an excursion
is to be run from Catasauqiia to Glen Onnko
under tho auspices of the Pioneer Coruit
Band.
Clergymen should be granted a vaca
tion during the continuance ol such weathir
as ibis.
Special Invitation to the Ladies.
Joseph Jonas, the nooulardry goods mer
chant, nordially invites the public to lospeci
his large and varied lino ol lancy dress
goods of all shades and pa terns which he
oilers for sale al the lowest rush prices. Call
and examine my stock. Oberl't building,
Bank street, Lehlghton.
Teachers' Examinations.
Teachers' examinations will be held as
follows i
Parkerton.Jtlly Ifith.
Packer, lliulsoiiilale, July 20th.
Lehigh k Lausanne. at Itnckport, July 21
Franklin, al East Weissport. July 20.
L. Tnwameiising, at Millport, July 20.
The examinations begin at 8 a.m.
Thos. M. Ballist, Co. Sup't.
Spring and Summer Btylet.
in his new quarters in the Exchange Ho
tel building, the undersigned is fully pre
(larert to lityou out with a new anil eiegunt
y fitting suit of clothes, at a price which
must convince the most skeptical that what
he promises lie can and will iierform. His
stock embraces the latest novelties in cloths,
cassimers and suitings, and he is making
constant additions to his stork. Drop in and
see Jits new quarters in the Exchange Hotel
building, Bank street, Lehighton, Pa.
H. II. Pettbs, Ag't,
Route Changed.
This (Saturday) morning, 15th Inst., the
excursion of the Reformed Sunday school,
of this borough, will leave at 7:22 a. m.t via
Lehigh k Susquehanna RR., instead of the
Lehigh Valley RR., as previously announc
el. The reason for the change of route lie
ing that the Lehigh Valley could nut furn
ish the necessary cars. Tickets, adu'ts for
round trip $1.00, children under 15 years,
30 els. Returning the train will leave Beth
lsbeni al 6:45 p. m., thus giving excursion
ists about 9 hours for enjoyment on the
beautiful Calypso Island.
foot Race for $100.
A fool race is aunounred to taint place on
the Fair Grounds, in this borough, on Sat-
urday alteruonn, 22ud lust., at 2:30 p.m.,
between Griffith Mun'z, ol town, and James
Cnnningham, of Cutasauqtia. This, the
Committee anuounces,will be a race tu win,
and no doubt there will be some lively bet
ting on the result, at the leading sportsmen
of this and Lehigh county are exiecled to
be present in full force. The tM.au will take
place raiu or sbioe
Oar School Board. -
At a meeting of our School Board, held
on the olh Intl., t.-.e ensuing school term
was fixed at eight months, and Ihe follow
ing teachers were engaged Principal. I'rof.
T. A. Snyder, salary $60 per month , Gram
mar, Mia Haltin Knons, $35; Intermediate,
, $30; Secondary, , $30; 1st
Primary, Miss Aggie Hauk, t25;2nd Prim
ary, Miss Laura HoUord, $25; 3rd Primary,
Miss Scwell,$25.
John Sheckler was engaged as Janatnr
at a salary of $12 er month, during Ihe
school term, bouse rent and firing for the
year
Splendid Pictures.
Messrs. Witte k Paynler have just open
ed their Gem Photo Gallery, near the Ex
change Hotel, this borough, and are now
prepared to take the. most perfect gems of
likeness by a new process From the samples
exhibited to us we must pronounce the Sil
ver Pearl Picture the most perfect cem of
art It has been our pleasure to examine in
a long while. Aa theso gentlemen artists
only propose a short stay in town, wo ad
vise those of our readers who wish correct
likeness of themselves, family or friends to
lose no time in calling at the Gem Gallery
and securing them. Pictures made while
you wait, and childreu are preferred in the
morning, Oo now.
Frauds) Aronad.
David Coleman, living near Middleburg,
Snyder county, lately eigned tome ptpeit in
a transaction with the agent of a clothes
wringer for $200. The to afterward came to
him in the shape of promissory notes, and
the Sheriff notlfyiug him on Thursday of
last week that tbey would haya to he paid
the old man committed suicide the follow
ing day by hanging.
lo June a man giving the name nf Amos
C. Smith, and bis residence al Pbiladslph
obtained the signatures of the following
farmers in Lancaster county to receipts for
small pay menu madann timber lands i J.
Bslmer,, Andrew Heisey and Abraham
Herr. These signatures have come back at
tached to promissory notes aggregating $11,-
000.
Singing School.
a siugiugscnoni commenced In the base
went of the Evangelical church, of tbit
place, a few weeks tgo, under the able
leadership of the pastor, offers excellent
Itcllitiet to persons in town to learn to sing
by note. Although tbe school meets in the
bssement of the church, it Isuudenomlna
tiontl, and welcomes any one wbo feels dis
posed to avail hlmtell or herself of the op
portunity to learn to. ting tbe Do, Ra, Me
etc The school meets on Fridty evening
of etch week, and at the last meeting there
were over forty iwrsoni present both old
snd young, including tome from other
churohet.
Rev. Wietnd, the leaoher, hat tho rare
gift of combining pleasure with Inst ruction
tnd makes the lesson sa plain that a child
cannot fall to understand; his method of
instruction, including his memorv aidt. ,n
both uovel aud unique. Ult terms are
"fret gratis Air notblng." 0. 8. W. I
VrelisporVlTappenlngi.
Why are young men prohibited from
engaging In that pleasant exercise, running
races, by opr aesthetic policeman Is It
contrary to the boruiigh ordinance! If we
understand the Eogllsh langnage correctly
It is not. Well, we are under a new reign
which it to bring about the mlllemum for
Weissport, therefore everything must con
form to the beautiful taste of our democratic
coune'l. When people elect croakers to po
sitions in which the power of control it rest
ed, nothing else may be expected. "Order
is heavens first law," and to it should be of
all muncipal powers, but when a thing is
carried to extremes It becomes u nuisance,
for every current baa Its centre. II one
were not acquainted with Weissport he
would suppose it were a very unruly and
rough place, by the new rules, laws and or
ders which have been Issued by the author
ities. It is entirely wrong to be ton radical
and we hope that law axd order will pre
vail, but that the stringency ol oppression
will not be the meant of bringing It about.
Mr. W. II. Oswald and wife were on a
visit to Mrs. O't., parents, al Allentown,
over Sunday.
No wonder that A. W. Mars') has surb
an Illuminating smile all v-eek. It is a
matter that brings joy to the bosom of any
man. It was not our privilege to see it, but
they ssy it is a bouncing girl. Alex accept
our hearty congratulations on this, the sec
ond advent ot your labor.
Our $5 er month policeman, hat been
more discussed, lately, than any religious,
political or social question that has hung
upon the balustrades of public discussion.
We are sure that ho is no mo,.ster or won
der to bring all this about. He is only a
mortal being; has a little more of tho avoir
dupois Ilia n the common run of mankind,
and is the efficient Instrument that curries
into effect the funny promulgations of our
model council. So give us a rest.
Zern k Marsh are busy shipping props.
This enterprise gives considerable work to
men around here. The thanks are due tn
the gentleman for keeping il up under ad
verse circumstance'.
Our old friend C. W. Lenli returned
from Colorado lust Satuitlay morning,
Charley looks well and hearty, and all his
friends were gratified to grasp the hand of
the living skeleton aflrr it had been dead
and hurled for three months, aa minor had
it. Oh, no, a person is not quite dead yet,
even If he wat aldiost.
It it a peculiarly befitting and an aus
picious omen that the young men should
conduct the coming campaign in an ag
gressive and progressive manner, on the
Democratic side, for the State ticket is the
embodiment of the new blood and young
element of the party. It behooves every
young man who Is not blinded by party
prejudice and bigotry to rally around the
standard of Robt. E. ratlison, the youug
and heroic leader of reform in Philadelphia.
It is necessary to do this for the deliverance
of the old Keystone from the autocratic
bosses aud domineering thugs who have
been and are preying upon its vitals in the
manner that a vampire preya upon its vic
tim. Let the young meu of Republican
antecedents throw ou" the voke, and rome
out boldly for Paltison ; Tor it is a well
known fact that they have no chance with
in the Republican ranks, unless they wnr
ship at the unholy and forbidden shrine ol
the Bosses and sell their political honesty,
integrity and liberty to them. How nause
ating it is lo see young men of ability, at
tached, as if with chains like u galley slave,
lo the triumphal car of such a political au
tocrat and absolute monarch as J. D. Cam
eron. We appeal to all young men to rise
phoenix like and support Puttisou, for he
represents the nobler anil better instincts of
modern ideas and ethics His election will
turn old methods topsy turvy, and direct
political currents into new channels. In
reality it will turn over "the new loaf" in
politics of which we have heard to much
nd which has been promised tn us time
nd again, lo speed the political deliver
ance of Pennsylvania it is the duty of eyery
one who is imbued with the spirit of
'Equal and exact justice tn all men, and
exclusive privileges to none" to come to I be
front, with battle axe in had, girded for the
fray, and enlist under the glorious reform
banner of tho gallant leaders who repre
senlt our aspirations, ideas and hopes. Will
Pennsylvania remain longer than Ibis fill
In the bondage in which it has re.ted for
these good many years. We hope not, and
say oil praise to surh men as Mitchell,
Stewart, Barker, McKee and others of the
Spartan Band, among the Republican hosts,
wbo are waging a courageous battle lor the
leiiverance. They should support Pattison
lirectand then the deliverance would be
speeded for certainty. Young men to the
front, is the cry the democratic shibboleth.
Alikn
On Sunday last Mr. Wilson Campbell,
of Mauch Chunk, paid a flying visit to tbit
place.
Mrs. Wm. II. Knrcht, the wife of our
popular postmaster, has one of the finest
gardens in town.
Mrs. C. S. Miller left for Wesbfleid, N
Y., on Sunday evening last.
Last Sunday was a day nf quietness in
our borough hut no cream to cool our
parching tongues; vote again for Captain
Sol.
-Postmaster Knechtand J. Straussberg
er have purchased a piece of land in Frank
lin twp,nn which they intend to open an
extensive flagstone quarry.
On Tuesday last Mr. Charles MacDan
iel wat made happy by receiving hie com
mission aa Sealer of Weights and Measures
for thla nouuty.
On last Tuesday the man with tho
"star" arrested two drunken fellows for be
ing disorderly, and abusive to tome ladies.
Right I
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Knerht
and Mias Carrie Kindt took a ride tn New
Mahoning, on official business, and enjoyed
their ride very much. Quivts.
Will Remit Soon."
Cheering words these, sayt the Cincinntti
Saturday A'lcAf. The editor tits in hit tauc-
turn ; he has $92.83 to pay to day, and he
hat gathered together $2.83, snd needs but
$90 more. Letter after letter is opened, snd
bs finds a wonderful unanimity of senti
ment upon tha part ol the debtors, a kindly
feeling, a disposition tn remit soon. Any
wonder that ths unbidden tesrs of grstitude
well up, that bis heart it softened, hit soul
lifted up tt bs eontldert tbit uniform kind
ness? Yes, they will remit soon, snd the next
time tbe editor duns them they will remit
soonnd if be tackles them again they will
remit toon. These fellows wbo sty tbey
will remit, tppsrestly bsva a eon
luted nolioa si to lbs real meaning
sf ths word, a sort of sn undefined ides
thst thsl ssttles.lt. We waut a man to say
that bs will pty, or settle, or whsrk up, or
oome to tinejnd then we feel thtt we hive
S"ine show nf realising; but experience bat
Uuahtuithatudeoend ann th.
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remit into is
"Lite dropping baskets Into empty wells.
Aim growita; um in urawinn neiaiDa; op."
Buy snd IsiursaM ticket befort iUiUdj.
From tho County Scat.
Should be killed or muttled Dogt.
The two nines that wont sgree Btrych
ztlne snd canine.
Mrt. A. W. Walters snd family,, of
Kingston, Pa., are visiting Ibelr relatives n
tbit place.
Mrt.W. H. Slroh, who hat been very
tick for sevenl weeks it rapidly Improving.
George Dink, who has been sick snd
confined to bit bed for a couple of weeks,
we are glad to see It convalescent.
Tbe brick work of Asa R. Beers' new
house Is up ready for the roof.
Joho Belsuer, formerly of this place,
but now of Johnstown, accompanied his
father lo New York a see him off for Ger
many ( alter which John returned by way
of Maud, Chunk.where he spent a few dayt
with hit friendt and then proceeded tojohnt-
town.
A W. Butler and family, left on Mon.
day for Ocean Grove. They expect to be
absent during the warm wealbei.
E. W. Crellin and family, nfPhlladel
phiu, were visiting T. R. Crellin, on Witt
Broadway, returned homo on Monday.
Gabriel Gidman,Hcnry Soudheim and
Leonard Yaeger are each putting down (lag
pavements in front of their respective rest
deuces.
- The first story of the front part of the
residence of Mrs'. J. II. Siewcrs, has been
much Improved by the putting in of two
windows, beretolore there being but one.
Wm. Grnthart. a young man of East
Mnucb Chunk, met with an ercidenlon the
Fnu rib of July last, severely injuring one
ol his fingerK with a toy pistol. The wound
becauia inflamed causing lock jaw. We are
pleased to say ihat at this writing there are
favorable Indentions of relaxation
Main's International Show that per
formed here lust Wednesday gave general
salislaction to those who attended It. From
here they went to Lansford.
About 12 o'clock last Sunday night the
Wood part of the old Jilacksmith shop of the
Lower Foundry suddenly tell with a liravv
crash, awakening some of Ihe nighbors near
by. Cause, old age and decay.
On Monday last one or Win. Kane's
daughters while putting near ihe gale In the
back yard of his dwelling, in Upper Mnurh
Chunk, was seveiely bitten In tbe loot by a
copperlieud snake. Vaiious remedies were
immediately applied, and we are glad lo say
that the has passed the crisisait tbe swelling
is gradually disappearing.
Eddie Peters, son of A. G. Peters, who
met with an accident on the Fourth of July
by which one of his eyes was Injured and
fearing that tbe sight would be destroyed,
his lather took him to Philadelphia lor tbe
purpose ol having hiarye examined. He
was informed that with proper care he
might retain tbe sight, but his eye would
always remain weak. Another sad result of
the recklessness ol others.
One or two nights last week Ihe skunky
odor was so strong in the neighborhood of
the Lower Foundry, that the people were
compelled to shut down their windows dur
ing the night. Report says that some of the
boys actually demolished no less than seven
young skunks under some of the old build
ings near the Lower Foundry. ReriUdy
Let the works be put in active operatton'aind
the aweet-'ceuted jokers will "vamoose the
ranch."
On last Tuesday evening," Joseph L4-
ciar's dog "Prince" was taken wltrr a tit
while in iron t of the steam mill, ahd'went
up as far as J. W. Heberling k Co's store,
Mr. Lucia r picked him up and carried him
to his drug store where In the course of a few
minutes he died. It is believed that some
evil disposed person gave him a dose of
strvchnine "Prince" was a general favor
ite and had quite a number of warm friends
who regret his death, and feel like choking
the man who kilted the dog. Jvsticic.
i?lra Damn.
An explosion ol fire damp took place in
. y tit
tbe Laurel Hill slope of A. Pardee k Co.,
Wednesday morning and the following per
torn were burned: Joseph Harvey ,a miner,
John Schobell, laborer,ond John Melkranlz,
a driver boy. When the mltier and hit la
borer were going to work the fire boss met
them al the bottom of the slope nnd told
them there was fire damp in tbe gangway
in which they worked, aud told them to ba
careful. When they reached the face nf the
gangway they set their lamps on the bot
torn uud proceeded lo brush tho gas, which
always bangs like a cloud at the top, away
from the face of the gangway into tbe air
pussuge They succeeded in this and nick
ed up their lamps to proceed with work
when the driver came in with his cars and
forced the gas with the air back up to the
face and Cuming in contact with their naked
lamps il exploded with tbe aliove result,
The men and the boy are all burned about
the bands nnd face, but none seriously
There was but h very small amountofgas
there at tbe time or the result would have
been more serious. This is, we believe, tbe
first explosion of fire damp in the Laurel
Hill slope, Jlaxkton Muletin.
Packerton Ripples.
Samuel Mvitz surprised bit young sou
with a present l a handsome organ one day
last week.
John W. MeKelvcy bat thoroughly
overhauled and put in good condition en
gine No. 317. Engineer Re-iialy will pull
tier throttle again, we understand.
It is rumored that one of our tcale boyt
ii arranging lor a life jiartnerthlp. We are
not advised ab to when the articles of agree
ment are lo be tigned, but no doubt toon.
Our School Board bat selected letcbfi
for the coming term, viz: Principal, C A
Kilter, ttlary $50; primary department,
Miss H. J, Alexander, salary $35. Term
nine inoctht.
Thomas Storker is buildings bousa In
your borough, where bu exjiecis to icslde,
Tom is new tax coll.rtur, but vowt he
would not take it again. Oh, how happy
are they, who bold official tway. "
Mist Bertha W. Smith, of Weatberly
has quite a class of music scholars in this
place. She is an excellent performer on the
organ and piano; very thorough in teach
Ing, giving excellent satisfaction wherever
employed.
Mr. Leopold Meytrr, proprietor of the
Packerton Hotel, has repainted, repapered
and newly furnished bis bouse, aud is now
prepsred to entertain sll who call. Mr. M
keeps s quiet, orderly bouse, allowing uone
of tbe rowdy element sround.
Miss Annie Sewell, niece of Wm, King,
esq., or tbit place, pasted a very creditable
examination before Supt. Balliet, and wat
awarded a certificate. Upon application at
Lehighton, tbe wit elected a teacher of one
of tbe primary schools, official notice of
wnicn soe uss received iroru Bee y uofiord
of tbe Board. Mist Sewell will mtke an
excelieut teacher. She bss pursued her
stud'rs with a view tn teaching, slid her
many menus nere extend congratulations.
A a ox.
An exchange sayt Ihe latest game nu
called "The Printer'! Delight." It it
"""' i..i.imWmisjirr,
1 ..I- -.2 is.... . fTA . I - .
, write your name and address llleroon, to
it around a hank note large enough to iwv
arrearages and a year in Jitvauos tor your
newspaper, and forward 11 to tho alitor It
ii a game that ought to become popular. ,
Try it. rl I
The Anthracite Coal Trade,
Philadelphia Ltdgtr. loth Inst.tThe an
thracite foal trade remains In much the
same easy condition tbat we have bad oc
caslon to notice for tbe past three or four
Weeks. The production nf coal It large and
price are firmly maintained. Tbe orders
for coal are fully equal to the large supply
dally coining on Ihe market. This Is the
ttatool affairs, too, when tbe demand lor
the local and line trade Is rather lighter than
Usual at tbia season of tbe year. When this
demand once quickens, tt it It very sure lo
, , ,, ,. , j fit,
do In tbo future, there can scarcely fait to
be such a stimulation of the trade as may
advance prices. If mi advance comes then,
.will be a steady increase ol. production and
.i, . ..,.,...,,,, . , ,rit Irregularity In the rlw of letters
trade. Some veterans in the atithracitu coal
trade pill down the amount of anthruclto to
be marketed during the year Iss2ul30,(j00,
000 tons. The average increase ol the an
thracite coal product has been about double
in every decade oi ien years. At this rate
the present year'a tonnage will give us an
annual product at the end often years of
tixty millions of tons. Among the. questions
thai arise in tlii" aspect of the case, are,tirst,
tho IransjHirtattou of such au aggregate Ion
nage'frotn the mines to tbe markets, and,
second, the sufllcieul supply uf coal tor such
a market demand. An Intelligent writer
upon tbe tradb, the Engineering Journal
savs: "Tho week past bus beeu a brouen
one, and tbe trade has really only now got
back into its usual channels. Thus fur tbe
inurkel is quiet, as was generally anticipat
ed. A good deal ol inul is delivering on
old orders, but there is comparatively little
done in the way nf new business. We are
assured that considerable coal Is sell lug al
II. a circular rates, but It is hinted in some
quaiters that there are some who urn will
in! lo make concessions. There is no doubt,
however, tbat cutting, if it ts done, is the
exception. As yet there seems to be little
indication that prices will uot bo maintain
ed. it is, however, too curly to siieuk with
any show of confidence nn this ioiut." The
Miner's Journal say s : "The demand for all
sizes of au'hracite coul continues good, and
the orders are in sufficient quautity to lake
lip all that is tent to market. This has been
a broken week on account of tho celebration
f the national holiday, and the production
thereby considerably r-urtailed. It is thought
that further susieusinn during the month
III not be required to keep up the tone of
the market, and the prosfiects are good for
full time until tbe close of the season, in
December next. The collieries ure in good
condition, and fully prepared tn supply ult
the demands that are expected lo be made
on them. Prices are reiorled at well main
tamed, and this important branch of tbe
trade, which hat been In an uncertain and
often in a languishing condition for tbe past
six months, may now be reported as fairly
re-estibllsbed upon a basis of permanency
and profit.
The total tonnage gf anthracite coal from
all the regions for the week ending July 1,
as reported by the several carrying compan
ies, amounted to 696 ,567 tons, against 655,-
631 tons In the corrrsponding week last
year, an increase of 411,936 tons. The total
amount ol anthracite mined for the year is
12I,781,927 tons, against 12,529,212 tons tor
the tame period last year, a increase of 251,
715 tons.
During the week ending July 7, there
were' 74,840 tons of coal shipped over tbe
L; 4'8. RR., making a total to date of 2,
177,177 tons, an increase as compared to
L asmeljiie last year of 83,885 tons.
-1 .For- the week ending on the 8th Inst.,
tons of coal was transported over
theL V. RR., making a total of 3,483,279
tons to that date, and showing an increase
of 324,822 as compared with same time last
year-
Sent to Jail.
Moses Anthony, a poor' half-witted fel
low, who has been a resident of this' bor
ough for a number of years past was arrest
ed on Friday afternoon last'and committed
to our county jail. For some limn past
Moses had been working for the Lehigh
Valley company at and around Packerton,
where bo hat been made a "butt" of by
U'lneof the very sensible (7) employees of
that company, who would get behind corn
crsand yell at him aud then dodge ut-of
hit tight, while othere would tell him thai
the police were after him to lake him to
State's prison, ic, this playing upon his
credulity aud weakness, until he became
alarmed, left his work, and arming himself
with tometimeta gun and at others a batch
et took U) the woodsatnd by his attitude and
appearance was deemed dangerous to the
community. Hence hit arrest and commit
tal to jail. Now, while it is possible that a
man of Anthony's mental calibre may at
any time become dangerous tn a community,
we claim tbat the parties who have been
guilty ol playing off tricks Uan lilmarethe
ones to blame for his present breach of the
;eace, and it it a pity that there la not some
law by whicli thev could be reached aud
made to suffer for what they consider their
extreme smartness ft) in plaguing ioor
Muse. There is a poor lellow from this bor
ough, now In the insane department j( the
Lehigh county pour house,at the expense ol
our people, whom these same'smsrtys'drove
hopelessly Insane during the "Molly Ms
gulre" trials, playing upon his weak Intel
lect, telling him that he wat known to be
a Molly, and that they were going to bang
him. Thete fellows we have nn doubt .think
themselvri very smart, but they may rut
satisfied tbat all intelligent people deem
them knayetand fools of the first order.
Attempt to Poison.
Mrs. Long, wife of Simon Long, a well
to-do farmer, living one mito north of
Schuylkill Haven, alter spending Ihe after
iooti, Thursday, 6th lost., working in lbs
fields returned to Ihe house and drunk
cup of coffee. Shewn taken suddenly ill
and wai seized witb vomiting. After
careful examination had been made it ws
decided that she had been poisoned by Paris
green, which in some mysterious manner
had found its way into the cup of coffee
Two dayt later Mrs. Long end her youngest
ion, after drinking from the coffee pot, were
taken ill, whereupon Mr. Long sent for a
physician, who pronounced it a esse ot poi
son and that Pant green was put In tbecup
Suspicion rested on the fourteen-year-old
daughter of Mr. Long. Dr.'Dechert, the at
tending physician, finally induced her to
tell what the knew. She acknowledged
having placed tba poison In the cup snd
coffee-pot, but claimed thst ths wis prompt
ed lo do so by sn elder lister, wbo liyei In
Philadelphia, snd wbo through some fam
lly difficulty left bar boms, Tbs sfial
causes considerable excitement. Tbe vic
tims, while still very sick, are la a lair way
of recovery.
List of Letters
Remaining uncalled lr In Ihe Weissport
post-office for the week ending July 14, '82:
Frederick II. Wolf, Slepbrn Christman,
Miss Martha Christman.
Persons calling forany of the above let
ters -will plttse say "advertised."
W. H. KMECUT, T. M,
Mysterlont t
Last Saturday evening while itnnitlhg lit
our office door fVrd. Bprlbeum passed byi
and said be would call In as be returned
from. up town. As he did tot call, and we
have heard nothing of him since, we have
n suspicion that he nirt with (out play, or
that some serious nilslortune -befell him
he certainly did not tell a lalteho'id In avoid
paying us a dollar. Oh, ho, of course not)
A clever imitutioii of a ten-ibdlar bill of
ll.A luaitj. nf 1I47A lia l.cfvtt ir.iliift.t 1,1
I, , ,, ... , .
I It'S numbers In eastern Pennsylvania
during tbe pnst few weeks- The numberol
these bud bills current baa ruused some un
easiness among lliu Tieusiiry oflicttils, osthe
comb rfeil is well i-ulciilutcd to deceive, a
prints I on the top nf tho bill being its prin
cipal defect.
Sunday, whil a utimtier eiflillle girls
were s;iending the afiernmin on liiiigtown
Mountain, Noruli Kane, eight yeura ofage,
living on West street, waudered. away from
the parly. Her companions became ulurm
ed ut bcr ubence and instituted a Feurch.
The child was found in a mine breach about
went! -tire feet deep, Into which she had
fallen. She was fatally injured.
If you wont to voto next November
tee that v-U aror giste.ed oil or before tl o
first ut September next.
ENGLAND AND EGYPT.
The wur bttween Ungluhd ami Egypt
opened on Tuesday morning last, in the
bombardment of Alexuudro The follow ng
telegrams Inou the seat of war give the Inn
articulate:
The bombardment commenced at 7:J5
Tuesday morning. Tho ironclads 3uierl',
Sultan and Alexandra engaged and total v
lestroyed rort Pharos and the, Light house
1m leries, which are at the entrance to the
new ;hiM, and wero intended to dominate
the aiipriKtcli to Ihe inner harbor. The llai;-
hip Iuvmcihle,the Monarch and the Peiie-
ioittio,K up commutniiiig jMisitions insiuo
Ihe reels, and, assisted from the outside by
the Temeralre, attucked with desliuctive
H'ecl tho stronir imsition ol Fort Mex, wiib
the Liiiht-lo'Uee and hlmre batteneB.
The Inflexible was stulioned so as to con
uiHiid the liuhtl,ou-e btiltrriee. Fort Phai, s
nid Foil Mex al the same time, and wat
thus in a position to in operate witu the
division outside nnd tout inside the reels.
The gun vowels Bittern, Condor, lteucon,
Decoy unit Cygnet attacked the AlHtabout
batteries ut Hie enttauc" ol lite harbor, ond.
hiking a close nnd dtstructive range, aoou
silenced tnein, alter which they ran in and
shelled Fort Mex, on the south side of Ihe
entrance to the anchorage or outer harbor.
The Invincible, under rover of ber own
guns nnd those, ol Hie, Bittern, then landed
u party of bluejackets and marines, who
entered Fort Alex and blew up the heavy
guns.
ihe bombardment practically ceased nt
noon, though somo heavy guns are at this
hour still shelling Fort Natmleon, a large
work situated at Ihe southern angle of the
inner haibor and dominating the town.
The fort does not reply.
Un luo whole tho bgyplians lough I their
batteries with mure determination than bad
been expected. Several of the earthworks,
behind which guns were mounted, were
found to be meie besps of sand One shot
went clear through the Inflexible.
The lotal number of rasuullles in the
B itish fleet is killed S,wounded27,distribu
ted as follows Killed On tho Alexandra,
I ; SiiKrb, 1 ; Sultan, 2, and Inflexible, 1.
Wounded On Ihe Alexandra, 3 ! Suiierb, 1;
Sultan, 7 ; Invincible, 6 ; Indexible, 2, and
Penelope, 8 Twelve ullicvrs aud men land
ed from the Inflexible, under cover ol the
fire of the Condor and Dittern, and destroy
ed witb dynamite Ihe heavy guns of Fort
Mex. the loss on the hgypttan side is nol
known, but is supposed to be severe,
London, July 12. The corret-londcot of
Ihe Standard, on board tbe Invincible, tele
graphing at eight o'clock thll morning,
says: "Tbe Captains are now in council re-
gaming the operations lorto-aay. ine Mo
narch and Penelope went inside the harbor
late last evening, and fired a ftw shots at
the forts. The enemy only replied by field
artillery It seemed as il the batteries were
deserted. I
Ai.kxskobm, July 12, 11:40 a. m. The
Inflexible'uud Temetaire opened fire this
morn i nil on the Aloncrielle furl, which,ilur-
ine the niiihl, had been repaired. Tbe first 1
three shots greatly damaged the batteries. '
the sigiwl lias just been given to cease
tiring. The Ach lies has just been sighted
steaming toward the fleet.
A fl.AO or TRUCK.
1:30 p. tn
A steamer is approaching ti e
fleet with a flits of truce. A ilK of trucu is
also displayed from the town.
London, July 1Z,3:3U p. in. A tlispatcn
from Admiral Seymour, tent at two o'clock
this afternoon, suyi :
"There is no response lo to-day's firing.
A flag of truce was hoisted at nown at tbe
Arsenal, where the Minister of Wur,and the
official diyuu are. A gunbmt, under a Hag
of truce proceeded at unco to open cointnu-
nication."
London, July 12. A dispatch from on
board Ihe Chiltern, dated at 6:17 this alter
noon, savs : The tine ol truce is still flying.
Several targe fires hayo broken out in yari
ou jtoiuls ol the town.
London, July 12. neuter s Telegram
Company nas received the following die
patch :
"Off Ai.kxamoru.Ju1v 12. Mldninht.
The barracks, houses and windmills around
Fort Mex have been shattered to pieces. A
tmrtion of the lias el Tin Pulace, recent'y
inhabited hy D-rvlwb Pasha, which tunned
a separato building Irom the Khedive's rest
deuce, has been burned Ut the ground. The
light-house is slill standing, but a number
of holes are visible in the maslonuryiud the
light apears lobe Injured. The Bittern,
alter taking Flag Lieutenant Lambton nn
board, proceeded to the harbor to learn tbe
object of the flag of truce."
"Information wasonnviyed tn the com
mander ol the Bittern thai Toulbu Pasha,
the nillilary commander In Alexandria,
wished to comuiunlciie with Admiral S-y
mour. Lieutenant Lambton replied that,
as a preliminary condition to further nego
tialion, the forts dominating the entrance
of the harbor must be surrendered, Toulbu
Pasha refused to accept lliese terinsiud the
Bittern returned tn acquaint the Admiral
with his refusal, It was understood among
the officers that firing would be resumed at
5 o'clock in the alternoon, hut no order to
Hint effect whs Riven. The Kgyptlans mbse
quently hoisted a second fluic of truce, ami
Ihe Helicon wai thereupon scut in to obtain
inlormallon.
"The Bittern ascertained Ihat the Khedive
was safe, havinc cone with Dervisch Pncha
to the Itnmleh Palace. I lie storeshlii Hum
bor leaves to-niudil with the wounded.
"A large fire is now visibl in Iheillroc
tion of the British Couusulate."
LEHIOHTON RETAIL MARKETS.
COHIIBCTKU WllKtr.
Flour per sack ,
Kl-ar Sprint; mined
Corn, perhuihcl
Jis, per hushel
Mlieil Chop, per owl...
MlddllnM, perewt
Horn Chop ,
llran, per ewt
liutter.per pound
Kiwi, iierdusen
Haul, tier pound
Lard, per pound
Shoulder!, per pound
Potatoes, per bushel
8 50
3 0U
1 00
75
1 Ii
1 16
1 11
1 4.1
25
24
- IS
10
13
STOCK MARKETS.
Closing prieet of D Haven k Tnwnsend,
Bankers, Nn. 40 South Third Street, Phil,
adrlphta. SUx-ki bought aud told either
lor cash or on marxin.
Philadelphia, July 1 J, ISS2.
bid asked
U 8 n'l, 18H1, Elt 100) 101
D S Currency 6's -ISO
US&'i, 1881, new, Ext. 1U0 101
US 41. aew 114
U S 4't
Pennsvlvanla R R
1161 llfil
.... ftvj 591
Philadelphia 4 Reading R R 21 2)
LehiKh Valley RR 60 60)
I! 4ii 4l!
luva ibn
Lebieh Coal k Navicatmn C
United N J It R A Canal Co 1871
Northern Central It It 0 48
4KI
I iietumvuie rase, u it i mi
IK
Uuir. Pillsburg k WesU II It Co... Id I
Central Transmutation Co 33
Northern Pacific t'oni ii
" Pref.l - 3j
North Pennsylvania R It 81
Philadelphia k Erie R It 151
Silver, (Trades) )
101
34-
m
83 i
Ci 1
8Vl
An Impossibility.
Dismiss; articles are ulwnjs appreciated.
The eacepttwikl'ciilhllhertol Parker's llnlr
Malum makes It pbpultf. Uray balls aie
luipotllblettltti Itl cteasliinal tee.
rnil'LtiH.
I will mall (Free) 'lie recipe for a simple
VKtlK.I AlIMi IIAI..M that will rennoc
TAN. KHK'!KLi:s, P I M V I, I- 8 nud
UL-OTOUKS, leaving (lie sk In soli, clear nud
Lvjtatllul j also Instructloiis I r pri,iiclmr a
luxuriant growth of hair on a laid tiend oi
smooth fuce. Address inebtsmj; lie, et inp.
Ji i:N. VANUEI.r, 1: I).,r,-l S .. N. V,
lo.ir. Si.) I.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The uflvertlr'er IijitIiih l-rcn icrmutirntly
cureil nl ilmt f1rel (1Ueiir, Uu,ptinitlon,
a slmtlo rcincly, U uutUm tn miikr knuwn
in hit re low ftufiYt-t-rf Hm- m iUi$ of euro. In
all wluulc.,!- It he Kill unil roi.y of the
precrlUon (tree ntcliarui'V with ihe
(llftMHloli (or preiiarlnic mul nflni? tv mint'.
Trl.tc.i thoy will nirl n xur Ol IfK f-r
IMHTOItS, (MM)S.M)sStf.MIMI N, AS
Tll.tlA. HlfONU ITIS. fcc,
rurtlf? tvlstiftuz Ihe rri'j'cr'ptlori.wlll phugo
ml.lrcf. Hcv. K A, VllO.N. U4 I'miiNt.,
Wtlllnmsburif, N. V. wnr.
EimoiW OF YOUTH.
A OF.NTt.RMAK wl.o sultercil for years
from Norv.ms IIHUILITY. Pit KM A
Tl! I' K IIKUAY. n ml nil tlieilfeelsnt youth
Til, Indiscretion, will for the suite ol suilerlrir
hunianltv, send tree to all who nerd It, the
recipe enl ilirecllnu fur toaklue; lu-slmplo
remedy by which ho w is eur,d. Sullerers
wishing to prullt hy Ihe advertiser's exper!
n'den Uu ,u by 'on".'"..'.
lnur.IVjl
!2 Cedar ft. Nun Yolk.
skw Aiivi:imi:Mi:.NT.s.
MILS. C. W.
OUAVEIl
LF.NIZ m ALVniN
I.i monroN. PctiiiH.,
MADAM. Vou ere hoi bv notlfWd that n
llivorco has been arrntitcd to (1, V. I.entr.of
1'onelin Slirlnirs. (Niloruilo. aiti.licntlou belli:
" ido ll. V. Lents v Mrt. i. W Lents nee
A I vena (J raver I Kround, desertion, and yi.ur
letters in evidence. Or-ntrd "Mumlav, Juno
V8 h.ISs: at the Keirulur.loneTerinofC'ourl,
in uicunyor Denver. Colorado, louwlll,
thciefure, i lease take noilco.
WM. FH1NO -ollcltor for Applicant.
July its h. Ib82..w.t
AUDITOR'S KOTICE.
ESTATK OP Wl'.LIAM Ill.MALV, DaCEAtCn.
The underslirneil Auditor, appointed by
the O phDiiS' i 'oiirt of Ciirbon County lo ou
tfit and make dl'rlhu!li,n of the lunils In Hie
bands of A Il.Toblm Ai'iiilidsiralnrorsind
Enlnte, will hoi, I a meeting lor the purposes
ui uib uppuiniincni on
SATURDAY; AUGUST 12th, 1382,
at 10 o'clock A. M.. at the O.nre of A. It
Tobias In the Bor, uirh ofJtnuehCbu k, ra.,
when and win re all parties tnteres ed will bu
required o pesenl their claims or be debar,
red from couilnjr In upon said fund
rs It. tilLUAM, Auditor.
July 15, isn ws.
Travelers' lame Tickets !
OOi UENTS SECOHE9
V$15 Weekly Indemnity
In case of Injury, or
$3,000 INSURANCE
In case of Death by Accident.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT THE
Carbon Advocate Office.
Silver Pearl Pictures
AT THE
GEM PHOTO GALLERY,
Near EXCHANGE HOTEL,
BANK St., Lehighton,
AT POPULAR PRICES,
For a Short Time Only!
Pictures Finished while Watling. Children
Prclerred in the Forenoon.
W F WI I TE )
WM.'PAYN'IERJ rrnP'rs
July 15 w4
REPORT itF THE roXMTION nf
the FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
at Li-blghton, Hi rh. State nt PeuusylvaDl-al tbe
oloie of Lusiuass, July 1st, 1882 :
Btsoeaci.
Loans and discounts 80,435 60
Overdrafts. tibAM
U. S. Hinds lo secure circulation 75,0 ntiu
U. S. Itonds on band . . . . 7.i00.00
Other stocks, buudii, and mortgages. . SO 2 0 DO
Due tnun approved resorve aireiits , 6-8 vu
Una from .tber Natlooal I'aiiks. . tlSISiUO
nMl,,. furniture, and tlsiures. . 8,4:2.2-1
rrcmiuiiiB pam 12,3.0. u
0 lei-ks and HUer cash Items . . 1,67 0.!
Ulllx l oibrr hanks. . - 1,4711X1
1'racll- nal pprcurreDcy, nickels, and
peoulea 220 S3
fpecle 4,005.00
Lejral lender notes 4 3ajxu
Redemption Fund with U.S. Treasu.
rj- (5 percent, of circulation) . 3.37500
Total
. i3'.o,i:-j.4a
. $75. 00 00
. 8 150 U
. 3,780.00
. 67 .00
. 2.47S 50
maiLiTiis.
Capital stock paid In
eurpius luna
Undivided prints
."atl nai Uai,k i otei on'etand n;
PlVIUeliils UupalJ
Individual deposits subject to check
Un to inh-r atluiiai Uattka .
IJllls payable
56 607.,',
1,0,-7.44
(5,000.00
Tottl 300,12.40
Matt of rcnutlllcania. County oj Carbon, n :
I, W. W IlowDjao, Colder of lh- aU.ve-ranitd
Lank, do soleuitdv swear that tho above hlateuieiit
U true to the bust ot tn kuowUiliiealid ItH-T.
U.Vi UOtt MAN.Cai-liler.
ntiscrlliedalKt sweru befoieuio tbU 11th Uaj ol
July, !6ai. . .
THOS. 8. Ill CK, Notary I'ul.lle.
Correct" attest l Ihm Keuierer. 4..I Dur t.
and P. J. Klstler, Uireclurs. July 16 itS2
JjlVllifcM) NOIICE.
Ataltenular Meeting of the Dlreelori of
tbe Flm Nation il ll.ink ol LehlKhton, a
rieuil.Annual Dividend ol Tlll.t t. er eeni
on the Capl al .--lock was declared, payable
on and alter July itlh, 1682.
W. W. liUWMAN, Cashier.
July 1, 1882-vra
W. A. Cortright, D.D.S.,
OFFICE: Opposite the "uroudway House,"
Mauoh Chunk, Pa.
Patient! have the hem-fit of the In lest Ira.
provemknta In me-hant?al api-llanee! an-l
the twit uiethodsof treatment In all surKlc.il
cases. MTIttlUS-OXlIlK adnnnlrleiul II
desired. IT -os,l-1,-, persons rtsldlnic outside
or Mauch Chunk thuuld in, ko ciigav-'inen a
hyuiall. JjtiJl
TalnaHe Famjt Prte Sal .
The lludenlZlied idlela IliJ verr valuahb
FARM.cotisistiucof FIFTY. TWO AfUtKi
situate in Fra skills Township, County oi
Carbon, Pa , and aboul four miles eutl of
Weissport, at Privtle Sale. Alxoil 46 acre
eie eliiirund under Kl stato of cultivation,
There is a Huh Orchard of i teres, e.in.bl.
Ing of all kind, of choice Fruit Trees. The
House Is 20 z 40 feet, ami nearly as cood as
new. The term! are one half rash, olid the
balance on easy uyments. Pers-ins wish
log to view the proerly can call on
JACOH KREISER.
Franklin Twp., Carbon County, l'a.
June 24, 1882 w4
Q"il 11TI7 li.G now surorlng from
OWiiiJlLinO wounds or disease of any
kind earned by military serrlotero entitled
to Pension. Wldoos, minor children, de.
pendent mothers or fathers of soldiers who
died from the c rivets of their lerrle are also
entitled. Many Invalid psatlontrs art en
titled lo an INCaatiC. Careful assistance
Vlvenln dihykd or kueotkd claims, as
many can l allowed with but Hula mora
avideoee. Complete Instructions witb refer
ence! lent on applicant n. Gnat tO so. A.
Kmo, Attorney ut Law, mo r, M., Washing
ton, I) C, july 1. 1882.
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UtateorilAVII) ti'IUIIAN laleor Fr nV.
Allnerrons Indebted to said' iat ure re
queste.1 ti make lintnrdlate payment, a d I
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order for tetileuien to
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Noted Men !
Dr. John F. Hancock,
late President of the National Phar
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States, says t
"Drewn's Iron Bitters has a,
heavy sale, ts conceded to ba a rln
tonic ths character of the mamu
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Dr. Joseph Roberts,
President Baltimore Pharmaceutical
College, sayst
" I Indorse It as a fine medicine,
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free from alcoholic poisons'
Dr. J. Faris Moore, Ph.
P., Professor of Pharmacy, BaltU
more Pharmaceutical College, sayst
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be recommended as a tonic for use
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Dr. Edward Earickson,
Secretary Baltimore College of Phar
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and a nsn-iatosdeant la the fullest
sense."
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one of Baltimore's oldest and most
reliable physicians, sayst
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known character of ths house which
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of Its being all that Is claimed, for
they are men who could not be In
duced to offer anything cist but sv
reliable madlclae for public use."
A Druggist Cured.
Boonsboro, Md., Oct. ts, s88o.
Gentlemen: Brown's Iron B1U
ten cured me of a bad stuck of
Indigestion and fullness In the storn.
ach. Having tested it. I take pleas,
ure In recommending It to my cut.
tomert, and am glad to say It gives
entire satisfaction to all."
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