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LHIIinilTON. PA.i
8A.TUlirAY. JULY T, 1883.
COUNTY MEETIHO.
tlit annual Deinocmtio Cuunty Melt
ing will bo held nt Ibe Court House In
the Borough of MjucIi filimik ou Mon
tUt. AwmrI 20 b, 1863, nt one o'clook 1'.
n. It will be the doty of this nice tb 1!
to nurae persons to hold the DeW'Knt
-Elcellous, fix the lime of holding tl o
county tiomttmtlug convention nod select
r comity committee for the ensnlng cnin
naton. aud tronsnct Ri X other btislucts
n '
upon which It ban power to net.
It. If. BeODHKAD, Ch.uumas,
JroxonTaots About ApporttonmenH'
rniuU)ii.ntiA Times: The protcut
IjeaixUtare e.t five mouthu th9 full
(period" It could dr.iw pay in rcgul r
session, and failed to perform one of the
important pnbllo duties that Is nnidi
mandatory by the Colistltntlmi every
lsnlslator It sworn to obey. That iin
nbttaot oubl'o duty U the apportionment
of the State in Congrehsional,gislalive
and Jodtclul distrfcts,
HavluB. tailed to perform that Impor
taut duly, Governor l'altlson has con
oned the LecUlaturo in ixtraordinary
bossion for thespecinl purpose of passing
the RDnorttoumeut bills, and it is freely
olveu out thitt while the Jn HchJ bill
llltely io pass, tho Congrcssltnid bill is
in great peril nud the LegisUlivo bill is
foredoomed to defeat. Upon wnm
grounds aro these possible or prob.iLle
failures baled?
If the Democrats had partisan control
of tho henale, an they have of the House
and the OoVernor, they would pat regu
Inr Democratic gerrymaudiring appcr
tlimmenla. of courje. They all do It;
And when cither criticize tho other by
nfirue!S. it is simply pot calling kettle
l.taalt. But the Dtoiocrata have the
House and Governor nnd the ltepubli
canflbaro tLo Senate, and there can be
ho partisan gerrymander for either eido
In other words, both parties aro com
pelled by necessity and not by choice to
m ke reasonably f.iir apportionments, it
ihT ra to ba made. Tho one vaulnge
vi ,und held by the l'.eputilicana la in
tuelrolci iwpuuncu . K.,u... ,.... ..,,
tonrtionmeuts. wblcu continue m case ui
poruonmeum, un.
unureioF"""'"'
. . 1 .1 1 ..1 nvnea In I
'i'ne liepuoiicaua uu.ii.., i'"""'
favor fair apportionment, uo weyieiu-
lymeanli? If they do tbey uill take
the-rresiaenui" "
... ... i. t 1nf !j tinrfv clvfirnlVi
divide the quota of -voters by the numb
. r nnn(,tessioual districts, and HuH
..n.rintn bv raathcmellcal certaint
what would bo a fair division of O. n
oressmeu. Tested by that iufallible mlo.
the Republicans would be entitled to n
friction less than 15 Congressmen and
the Democrats would bo lully entitled to
1 J Bnt there are insuperable geogrnpbi-
ol obstacles to au absolnto fair appor-
n.,.,.ni nn the Democrats have 70,000
in Philadelphia, and no sort ol
gerrymandering couiu give vuo-i
rnngtutmrn. wnilO peTiecuv uiuuiai
districts could ho mads whlou would giv
them none fit nil. Indeed, the Uemo-
cretin ward must bo buuch'ed to give
il,.m nn certain district. In like map.
,r. AllfPhenv has 22.000 Democrati.
Toters, and any apportionment mm
snake them voiceless.
The Democrats must, in any fair ap
portionment, leas one Congressman to
which thtlr vote faltiy enimes mvm.uu.
there common lalrness would call n bull
in reducing their Congressmen below
their just ratio on population auil votes.
A fair apportionment with natural Ur-
graphical Hues, could be made giving
the Democrats 12 uud the Uepuklicm s
lOi or, what would bebelUr, 11 Diinn
ralio, 12 Ilepublicau anil J aeuaiuun
districts; but the tact that H-ptceuiu-
tive Lowrey, of Indiaua, was Jeereii nui,
hissed by bis Republican collegui s m m.
House, wuen ne proposeu u,
t. Dl.n finnnressmeu. or two
" i-. - .im
less tnau ine.r to
to, nBujiuuib".". -
publican siucerity
The same nucrring rule applied to
S material districts, would give the
Democrats 23 or the 50 Senators, alter
allowing the Republicans een more
lhn the benefit of fractions. Tho same
Insuperable obstacles apply in that cp
Djrtlonment. however, because of the
overwhelmed Democratic vote iu l'hihv
.)nl..t,l, awA Allnnl.pnv. hnt lliere should
"T"" " - "
be no uesiiauou in concerns iuo we.uu. umUer shipped on thosteamsblp Furn
crnts 22 distrlc's with reafonnbl- Demo- e,alB tte coiictor is iU6tructl.a to lBt.
erallo majorities. Au thing less than
we have herein indicated, would falsify
every Aiepiiuucuu .u.iiluu
tTlue Deuiocrnls lu tuo congressional
aniuegiMauveiii'uiwuuu..uu,, uu
xfn.sal to eoncede so mneii io me ntmo-
I ..... mrtn n rfolcmt nfi till , lldtu
via..
either to reluseotatru.uoiouoi dis ncis1llj0llt &ily ten)porary ela,)Ioves ,u ,h
or to d. f. at all nppcrtloumcut hiih be ia(cruai revCuuB bnr..an. in, n, .
use of llm Republican partisan gerry-
rniuder which would then remain in
force. Bnuh aro the fiozou facts about
$l apportionrienls. oaQturcB don't lu.
THE BOYCOTTED DOLLAR-
rniLAnELrim Times: Tba trado dollar
is about to go, aud tbd loss of about four
teen cents on each must be borue by
somebody. As the banks, railways and
leading ohauneU of busiuess have boy.
cotted tho twpopular coin, it is n ques
tion pf only a lew days when trade dol
lars will Ik accepted by all us only 420
jrrnlns of til rer builiou.
The government cuu't afford relief to
tbvholderaof the trade dollur, It Istiue
.that the government received dillar lor
dollas Iu issuing it home years ngn, but
the dollar the government received was
-worth leu than the short dollar paid out.
'There is therefore no more iqnitythau
there is law fordtmaudlng the redtmp-
- lion of the trade dollar by the treasury.
Jt Is true, also, (bat the legal tender
' tollat i of leas lutilnslo Value thau the
trd dollar, but that goes for uothlng.
The government has dishonored Itself by
oeeianoga iew vuniaoie vom lusu ii.e
trade dollar ta be n dollar, and that
jmVe It a. dollar In trade. Had it by
ihruelawiltC'.redtlietiadd(.ll.rlolpiar )u bc.hiv.r ..i . ... Vi '
be a dollar, t would usw be r.ecepted na
gucb Bud-past Iti ordlimty buslveti tmin.
actions; but the govt riiineid didn't do to,
anit that ends the prkctical part nf the
dispute.
liieiy min, woman and child who has
. i, . , ,
utrulo ili'lht In piiKem.inii, is aimi'i;
foutk'ru relit out ill picket, inn! tlju liiet
wftv Is to nccciil Hie loss an surefnlly as ,
iiohstblo. Here mill there duller will be
found who accept the tmde dollur, but
that must ucervi that elglity.six cents in
goods Millie iven Inr HRlilj-six.ceulu
in silver. It will be hrond as long any
wny holders of the now boycotted dollnr
dipo8 of it, nud the philosopher will
zu;et tho loss nud (struct wtnt comfort
can bo extracted from a contribution of
fourteen cents to tboKoverumcnt.
TnE d( bt statement Miow the drcrcaso
of the public debt during the month rf
Jl-uj to be SI8.0S18.201. Cash In the
Trwitmry. S.1 ir,,26'J.t02; KoM ccrtlfioatia,
SJ2.378 (J10:l.ver cm t tl eaten, $S3 CIC,
8)1; Cfrtificatox of ilepo.lts outstanding,
i!3 375 OOUj n Inndiugc rtifieati. S355.-
900: Inn' tenders otilstnuillus, i310,C8l,
Out ; Iruoliornl cllrrmiry nilt,tuiidlug, $7,
030 COO; ilfcn-i.R.i nf publlu debt for the
year, S137.823 253.
TitE 11 pjblLftja of N( rlhimpton
ouinly, in coiivn.lion nt Iialh, on Satur-
diy elected Ifoiuk Reeiler, df E.inton
Seuitnrinl lUlefjnle and William I'olloek
ami D. M. Kevin, of Ifistou, nnd Mnrrii
C. Liieltenbacli, cf Itethlehcm Eeprcsen
titive delegates. J. 1C. Dawes was elect
olmifuuin of the bounty committee.
Our Washington Letter.
Ouit llmULAIt LETTER.j
WAsrtistiroN, D. 0., June 30, 1883.
The dsvilopmeut of tho new residence
portion of tho city is komcthing needing
to be seen ta be seen op"reeiited. It ib
unique. Alter false starts in various di
rectious, some of them engineered by
anxiont speculatora who had big plots ot
ground to sell os the ulto for the new
White House, the residence part of the
city has taken n definite direction of
growth along Connecticut Avcuuo, which
follows an obliquo lino drnwn Iroru lb
White House to Washington Heights,
This section has been rapidly built at
nith hnndtoine bouses and building con
tiuues steadily. Fortncalely the move.
ment began within a few yenrs nfter the
arohilects had made tho surprisicg dif
covery that there couhl be bright colors
in dwelling houses nnd beauty of form
loo. The bouses are mostly of brick
P.uMt I mien liuo llo r,..-.. Bli-ln
vll!ua,It 8toml, npart from is D(i,,ulot
- , - ...
uud 4 surroutldet) i,- 6r,.en tutr wiii,
nretlT beds ori1 l.vrn nnd tlwr,
. .
Tbe result Is broad street after street oi
hoU6cs nU VatyluK and manv rflhtm
beautifi, treuting marked contrast
to lue monotony of the streets-of tLe
clnso built citiis. If there isnnycriti
cism to be made here ou that score, it i
that there is a little too much ol Queer,
Anne, though any criticism seems almost
ungracious. One weiiltLy gentleman,
who like many other-, is coming to Wash
ington simply lor the pleasure of liviog
here, says the Queen Anne si j le has been
overdone, aul he has given his architect
orders lor a plutu George, tho Third
house, wilh a portico. This movement
mto ys,hiuglou of people of wealth nnd
cullure, who are attracted simply by the
lifei BOciety nud cllmftto lIl(,y tilirt bere,
uns apparently only begun. Every ft
days some new- name Is mentioned of i;
mnu1 of money nud leisure whodriver
throug'i these broad shmled nveunes.sefh
hi people, and breathes the nir, nnd
forlhultn buysn lot and orders btick
t'eople who have been n unud deal abroad
nd have lerued to like the vnriety)
Uaropean society, seuin specially dniwi,
io WusLiuglon, wli.re the diplonialt
.urnish a foreign element of cultivated
hmople, nnd the concentration hero o
rrpuseutallvo men and women Irom nb
,atl8 0f ibu Uulon, gives society som
,iiotursq'ie contrasts, and a iliverit
which is agreeable, 'i'bere is a, good deal
f wetl, 1,, out jt is poiut ot i.riil
I witli the rieLut, as, ull iisnith thou
i iq aro u.,t so rich, that the bo.-iely i
v,lt,,iugiou is er deuucrali, , and ihu
u wm counts for what he is. rather lha
10f wLat l(J Ulufi
The considered at IU
... ' i"uiutraiuu
u',wnet U"B yesterday as the al
leged shipment of pauper immigrants to
tins country from Irel.in.i
by the British
authorities. The Stcretrv of the Treas
ury, subM qnently telegraphed instriic
li jns to tho collectors of customs at New
Yotk, toco-operate with thocommls.icn-
ersof immigr.ttlon at that port to prevent
the laudidg of all immigrants found to
be paupers, within the weaning of the
law. In the event that such pauper im
migrants may huvo already lauded, nsU
I - . i. .
' (iuiwu iu in iue case ttiiu the large
an practicable measures to have them re.
ahivpea to the port whenco they came
The reduction of the tax on tnli.ienn
aml tUo abolition of tho tax on bank
cheeks, as provided for iu tho iutcrunl
revellue buli wbcU fioe8 iuo cffe
I . . .... -
,lt uns necessitated tbo appointment ol
r.ce,d the nm.mvnl f t..
I , . ------ - - .uw .tmuiuk
there was in existence several millious of
tobacco stamps, of the 10 ceut per pound
deuomiuntiou. These bad to be chauged
to correspond with tho provisions of the
uew law, which fixes the tax on tobacco
at 6 cents per pound. That work has
been completed, ami the additional em.
phyes of the bureau nre now engaged iu
cauciliug the stamps tVnt were nrlnted
on bank check, belonging to the vnrions
baLkH throughout the country. When
ever a bauk untitles the burenn that it
wtnts the blinks on which lb
tueensare printed returned, thennmler
in slumps in enuh book is counted, nnd
with a hand stamp the word "cancehd"
is printed across the face of tho stnmp
nun me uiHunsreiurueit tolbe Lauk that
isiueu uieui. It Is estimated that tiiere
will be work enough to keen the fifty
temporary employes at work for two or
ttreo wee l.s longer. Arouvr.
fi'aoii ooa Srtcui. CiiksuniiiiiKxT.l
Waiunoton, D. 0., Juue 29. 1B83.
About ibe busieat appearing Govern
mout effice iu Washington now is the
i'enslcu Bareau. The buildings
which its sixteen hun.lre,! ni.,i.
quarteted. r s tcick ns ihrp I,, r, ....
, .- .lit u
clerks stmding arouud ou the outside at
tuncli-ttme reminds oue ot an ohl.fasu
luueu ion n.meuug. Hut as n matter of
Not I lib office, docs not ptrforru as mnrh
work in proiwrlloii to the iiimb.r of lis
upryeiisi oxikt uuyof the other de
ptrlmctita. It la pretty well understood
now Hint the neven or tight liun-Ueil fid-
dltloual clttka Voted to tlili bureau h
year ngo were not needed, aud have nev
er beeu used to any advantage. A his
tory of the Pension Office, Its workings,
nud the peculiar cases that havo come
before it would be quilo an interesting
chapter. It Is estimated that consider
ably over half the pensions granted now
aro for chronic diarrbco.1 nnd dUcises
arising therefrom. Case belonging (o
this elms are nmong the worst the Pen
sion Bureau has tohnhdle, nnd they hate
bceu allowed to nccuniulato for a long
time, until they constitute n majority cf
tuo applications yet undisposed ol. In
speaking of this phase of the worknn
old examiner, now In othet business,
snidi. "I have every reasou to believe that
there Is one ngrncy, nt Ie.itl, nnd perhaps
others in this city, where dishonest ap
plicants who have doubtful claims
against the Government In Ibis class are
put through n regular courso of training
and reduced Io any stage of tmaclatiou
that may be deemed essential to suceesr.
To such perfection has the business been
studied that an applicant who has been
lu training for a few weeks can deceive
the shrewdest examiners, strong, healthy
men being quickly reduced In weight
amaslngly, nnd given tho appearance ol
hopeless invalids of yenrs standing. To
bo sure the training is liable to bo fol
lowed by serious sickness and even per
manent disability, but men are found
who will tako the risk of that for the
$2,000 or $3 000 nnd the monthly sti
pends that are nt stake. It is practically
Impossible for the burenu people to guard
against deception of this sort unless thev
should oorae Into possession of Informs.
Hon bearing on a particular case by ac
cident, nnd Interested parties nro vert
careful to cover their tracks skillfully.
Of all the ways of money this is tho most
peculiar I ever heard of, and thus far
one of tho most sucoessful in a small
way."
Ibe new Commissioner of Internal
Revenue is in hot water, but his frieuds
say he does not mind that that ho is
used to it. Whether Mr. Evans is satis
Ded with bis own work or not, it is pret
ty certain that President Arthur nnd the
Administration people geuerally do not
feel very well pleased, though there will
be no interference at present,' Mr Evans
succeeded to a thoroughly well orgnuizid
and efficient brauch of the publio ser
vice, and all that he had to do was to bee
that the machinery of the bureau was
kept in perfect running order. But it
eems that that simple performance of
duty did not at nil suit his views.
was not with any such old-fashioned iden
that he tool: the office. What he wanted
aa, not to hnve the revenues of tl
Government co'lected with, the greatest
ouesty and ifflciency, but to hnve the
pleasure Of dis ributiug pntronago. He.
seems to hnve followed In tbo footstep
'it the late hpeaker Kiefer, nnd his fin-
movement was the removal of four of the
most skilled special agents of internal
revenue aud the appointment iu their
places of four men from his own State of
iventucliy, two of whom had been previ
m-iy dismissed -for cause" Irom like
positions, the other two being untried,
iuexperienced, nud presumably, unquali
lied men. wnen mo newspapers coni
uieuted upon this latest outrage ngaiust
pulilic decency, aud ngaiust the priuci
i1'""'""' ..win.!, jcuiiji, mr. isvaus
iffectcd to see In that condemnation o'
uis course merely the spltefulnets of the
newspapers aud a proof of the bauelul
influence of sectionalism.' He has often
hid, he said, "tilts with tbo preBs, und
una always come outnbead." 'Keiilncky
bad not had her t'airshare.of biich offices.
uud he was determined that she should
have. "That wns the sort of man he
was." Besides, ho had the President's
authority ihr what be did. These were
the considerations which he assigned li r
his uction. The last of them is ibe only
o ie, of course, whiuh hud any proper
r levaucy L the matter, nnd it appears
that Ihu hud no just foundation in tact.
He had merely obtuiued the President's
general approval to a suggestion that he
intended to remove some of his subordi
nates for inefficiency. Aud he has by
this time learned that that was very far
from au express or implied sanction to
play duck aud drakes with tho heads of
experienced aud faithful officials. That
is not the sort of a man the President is.
Mr. Evans should realize and net upon
that conviction. Don Pernio.
Our Now York Letter.
Regular corretponaence of Advocate.
New YonK, July 3, 1883.
The exodus to the watering places has
begun, anil wherever one goes along the
riverfront or iu the y iciuity of Forty
second Street, carriages filled with trav
elers aud wagons and vans laden with
baggage meet one. Long Branch will
this year gain a big point over Saratoga.
Thebe two places have for the last fife
years been baviog a pretty stifl" race for
publlo favor. Up to the present Saratoga
has always managed to beat the Branch,
although the year before last and last
year particularly it was noticed that the
winner did not huve much to spare at
the fiuisb. This year ou the contrary
the New Jersey seaside resorts, such as
Long Brauch proper, Red Bauk. Seu
brigbt. Ocean Grove and Asbury Park
will get the cream of patronage. The
improvements at these places are many
ami varied. Charming drives, pictur
esque walks, large aud commodious ho
tels, cosey cottages aud uulimited facili
ties for bathiug, fishing, rowing aud
yachting make them extremely desirable
places to go to. Western and Southern
people btill prefer Stratoga, but the yor
trx will soon draw thm into Long
l) ranch.
A dealer in fireworks tells me that not
since the Centennial year has the trade
in these combustibles been so heavy ks
it is this year. The' public it seems has
takeuthe hlnt'tliut tbe'polico mean to
wink at the violation of the ordinance
forbidding the setting oft of fireworks,
aud Invested heavily. The oinouut of
crackers, Romau caudbs.. wheels, etc.,
that will have been consumed by July
Stb in this city alone, will be nearer oue
than half a million.
The cfflcial report of the Building
Bureau far the six months endlugJiiLe
33lh, will bo published iu a few days.
Frounsbort talk with Inspector Este
brook, anticipatory of its contents I
gather that plana for 1,113 uew buildings
have been fib? J, representing a total value
of SIB C08.970. Of ttirto buildings 1 0
wero ko.cdIImI flrt class (structured val I
tied at $3,030,000; 132 were tencnnts
reprseutInE$2.057.C00, nndUS wirellils
or apartment booses, valued at $0,434,000.
Four new holds ate to bo built, valued
at (318.000 and twelye factories whoso
estimated cost will be $3'C 000. In the
Bime time two pious for now chnrchis
valued at 180,000 were filed. As nu In
dication of how few wooden buildings
a o now being constructed It will be suf
ficient to stnte thnt bnt SG plans for
frame structures wero filed, to cost $202,
030. The total amount tl8,C08.070 ex
ceeds tho sums expended during the
snie period last year by $3,883,495.
This bhowB how fast the city is spread
ing.
Tho members of tho returning militia
regiments which have been in cr.mp at
Peeksklll, according to the military law;,
talk of scarcely nnylhing else than of tbo
conquests they have made of the fair
maidens who turned the ccld shoulder
on the rustio swains and worahipptd at
the shriue of the amateur Mars. It is
strange what an effect brass buttons hate
oa the average female mind. At West
Poiut arouud coinmeucemeut week a
male being has not the ghost of n chance
of capturing the heart of even nn tiuio-
mautlo girl. He may be handsome, well
mannered, rioh and dutiful. All these
perfections fade lu presenco of polished
bras;. Apollo himself would bo beaten
before he started unless he took the pre-O-Uillon
of having his tailor change the
cut of his coat, nnd provide it with a fnir
supply of shining buttons. The goings
m camp of the New York Regiments me
of course severe trials on the hearts of
the Peekskill maidens, for ces deatjx
militaries aro as a rule not nenrly as
faithful as they nre gay. They get even
with them Iu the winter, however, by
bringing suits for breaches of promise.
Last summer's campaign cost halfadozen
young fellows their peace of mind when
the leaves began to fall. There were
fewer drinks, fewer and less expensive
cigars, and scarcely ary balls during the
winter, while at the same time there was
increased wealth at Peekskill.
Ono of the most amusing characters at
Manhattan Beach is Judge Wilth-.tua.
He is in nnd nbout the beach all day l ing
nud is always ren y to open court. The
place is tfflcered by Loug Island City
policemen, nud the eagerness with which
they pounce down upon some poor New
Yorker who may have violat. d some lit
tie regulation is amusing. They ore al
ways careful however, to pick out some
man who looks a3 if ho ban no Irlends,
Judge Williams Is always at hand und
the flues which he infl'cts gnn great -way
towards swelling the fiuaticis of bank
rupt Long Island City. The Jiidgx is a
typical Long I-lander, tall and spire,
gray aud bronzed, wrinkled and lithe,
Ills' clothts were. never made by n fash-.
louuhle t'lilor, and his linen is not al
ways immaculate. His ability to "eat"
tobacco is equal I'd only by his capacity
of1 standing by his many friends when
they ask him up to the bar. There is
not a better judge of gain" cocks on thr
Island, aud thay say too that he makes a
capital referee at a cocking .main. Hi
enemies say that ou one oc'cnsiou when
bo presided at one of there eucnnnti rs in
the pit, the police raided the plico. TLe
judge managed with difficulty to escape.
The next mnrniug nil. the prisoners were
arraigned before blm, and he was Brutus
enough to flue thtmall ten dollars. much
though it pained him. Although llii
story is evidently untrue, the judge is
very popular and theBiuch would not '
itself were he absent.
The racing season has developed the
dreaming faculties of people immensely.
There is not a more superstitious lot of
men than tiioso who follow the horses.
Tbey nre perpetually on the lookout for
signs and porteufa. As regards owners
nud trainers, they would as soounuve
their stables Irom oue truck to another
ou n Friday as to ulhiw u valuuble h jrsl-
to be drivu oyer a heavy rondt, L Bt
Siturduy I was very much amused ni
Sbeepsheud Bay. Two meu were stand
lug together lu the paddock, discussing
what to back in the third race, a dush of
three-quarters of a mile for two-year olds:
"I had a funny dream last night," suid
oue. "It seemed to me that I was in on
orchard when I approached n chirry
tree. I thought I'd climb up aud get
some cf them, when a black man came
out and waved me back with a red, white
aud blue Aig. Now what slmll I do.
Shall I back the 'cherry und black' ot
Pierre Lorillard's who starts Bloisoin, or
shall I go for Mr. Kelso's red, white and
bluo colors on Equipose?"
Alter some cousullntjon the two decid
ed to back Blossom, because her colors
were teen first. Equipose won, Blossom
coming in second. "Huug it," said the
dreamer. "I read the dream wrong, I
was waved off with the red. white and
blue flag, aud I ought to have backed
that color."
New Advertisements.
Dividend Notice.
Atnlteuular Mertlnu of the Directors of
lite nrl .uuo, ni nans 01 i.eniulilun. r.v
a Semi Annual Dlviileml ol Til It KE per cent
en tho Caplt-il Vtock whs declared, payublo
on and after July Ulh, 163.
- W. W. UUWaiAN, Caehler.
July7tb, 1883.
BEPOKT UK TIIH niXDlTIOX oi
tho FIRST NATIONAL HANK,
at bhlirliton, In IIih 8tntt nf IViin)haii(u,it the
clow of toiluen, J ono Und, 13:
ftcaosacss.
lfnund dlaeounta (K.U0 47
Offerdmn 17&.HU
U. S. lloudH lowure rlreulallon , , TSJhjii o-l
Other lockii,tMDda.an,t mortirarea. . 190 000
Due froia apiroTi-d ref.erv agents . 9,.efl SO
llua from fiber National lank. , . 7U.41
llua fnm State llankaand Hanker, - r3l.'f
IImI eatatH, furniture, and flxlnrva. , 8,&55.2l
Current expenaej anil tun palj . 1,8-1 v 19
l'remiuma paid ....... 9,00s ou
I'lim-ka and ulhrr eaih Itemi 1.&73 47
llllliolbr llanki l.-.'aj.lO
iratll'iialppereurrency,nlcke), and
puuler, 19t,15
spocia i;.&,7.:.
liral tender ortea 3 10J1XJ
lleJru.llou l'uud.lth U. 9. Treaiu. ,
ry (5 Jar cent, ot circulation) , 3.376 00
Total
. t:31,6t0 li
lutittrui.
Capital atoek paid lu . . . . . . t7S.en0vU
Surplua fund . ......... 8tooi
t'tiditldt-d profila . . &.26S6S
hath nul Hank notes oa'atandin ; , C7 M M
tUeidcuda Uupald, , .......
lnJlflduaHI.'piltaaubjeet tocbrck. . 4,0 047
1lntnolhr .National Ualika , , , 0,7193
Due to Slate Uinta and Hankers . - 41 .tu
Total tJ1.80.l
SiaUo rvnnsjteania. County 0 Carbon, 11 1 J
I, W. V llowiuan, Cai,lilr rr ih alTttrand
Ubk, d.i ai'leiuuly awrar I bat thauttaleuieiit
t tilM UiUia Uat Of toy knimUdzaaiid lhrf.
W. M.UUrtJl.VN.Ca.bWr.
utril4and woruboferamalbUSith day of
uuv, iwa
II. A. UI LTZ, J. P,
Ckarrcl AltmliTboa Ktiuarer, A. J. Purltn
and T. J. Ulnlef, uuuwi. July 7. '3.
New Advertisements.
n.,1 a RmnH nn Him
TUL O. DlallU UI I NHII.
"Womefi are a ncceriarf evil," he raid,
bringing down his Oat hard on tlio counter to
ouijiliailie tho henrtlcta remark. It was lu
the village store at Weit Milton, Saratoga
County, and tho spoakor was the con'ral
figaro Ma group of buchollo philosophers.
He was honiely, slovenly and sixty.
"Thcr' where I differ from you alto,
gethor," Said Mr. Ooorgo r. Oraliani, of the
same place. "Women are mostly what men
make 'em. When husbands aro brutos nlica
will tail Into submission ur make home hot
fur-the men; and they're unnatural In cither
character. Irfive. them, nnd cspeetally bo
good to tliem when they're slek, and you'll
have no trouble. There's my own wife, now
Sho's lurlcrcd a good deal with djepepsln,
nervous prostration and other ailments that
took the bloom off her checks and tho spring
out of her steps. Well, she saw an adver.
tlttmcnt of I'AnKxn's Tonic, and thought It
would be Just the thins; In her cato. UcntU
men, I sent Are miles altor n bottle. She
took It. I sunt niriiln after mi re. Sosevernl
times. Trouble? why, iryuu could fee how
much iruo.1 It has ilono tier )ou would say
that women are the ureal c(t or Oud'a Mess
lniii, and pAifKKR's I'onio Is the next."
This tirenuratloti. which has bcenkuown ns
Parkkii's UlNOkli Tonic, will hereafter be
on I led simply Paiikkk's Tonic. This change
has been rendered neceaaary by auliatltuies
Imputed upon their cuatomots by unprlnciplid
dealers under the mime or KhiKer; and as
teliiptcr IS really an unimportant llavurlng In
gredient, we d op l he nilaleadln)- word.
There la no clianuc, however, In tho pro
parutlon Haell, and all bottles remaining In
the hands 'of dealers, wropp. d under
tho namo ot Parkkk's (lisnEit loxic,
contain the genuine medlclneirtiie Tar Blinlle
elifnuture ol Hiecux &Uo, la ni the bottom
ot tho outside wrapper. July 7-83 lu,
Subpoena In Divorce,
flary J. Mullen. ) In tho Court nf Common
vb. j-ieuB 01 uaruon county.
Tntin I' Mnllan t 1n 1 T..Hn-..M Its,
in mvonuE.
To Jonx F. Mullen. Retpo dent:
Sin. You nro hereby notified to bo nml
ameitr at a I ourt cf Common Plcni or Cr.
bon (Jountv. to be held In tho Ouurt Hnnte.
al IMauch Chunk, on Mornlny, the 8lh (Uy of
uo inner, a. u, i5u, ni iuu ciock in mo iorc
noon, to ntifvfer tho above comnlatnL. i eraon
ai Bcrvice oi ruujocna nnu aims suunoena
nnvinir iai iu ou nccuuiii, ui you uusenco irom
una uaniwicK.
O LO. W. ESSEll. I'rotnonotary.
Mauch Chunk, .Tuly 7, 16S3 n4
T. A. Snydkh, attorney kr Pl'T.
How Lost, How Restored !
Jot nnbliHufHl, u iww edition ot Dr. CUT
tUiliidli'aicnrool bruEMAionunoEA or heoi
tial Weiknetis Iiivuuntaiy &ouunal Lopicp,
sukiirriuN.IiliLCrsY nml fit. inducrti bvee.t-
i uiufuitiieiiL in itiuri iiiitb. uic. i n g . t u
Tim celobroted nntbor In tins pdmir.ible Kr
fay.o enily ilemoi Mruie. fioji a iniity oart,'
qu"iiei'8iIi?M-abu(t may bo rn lea ivcuietlj
ui liitinc nut a nimlf ol i urc nt one a-iniilccer
t ni njul off 'dual, by mo ns ol winch ivery
it-ffcrer no matter wlini coiKtitioii ma i r.
imrv vui0 luujbuii vuunniy. l-riv-lOiT, uiiu iaui
cally. Thls Lictnro slionb' bo In tho bandsof
ovRy jouui oun every man in me land.
Rentuirtor ural, in a plain cnveloie.to any
a0niei vot piul ou receipt of blx cents or
two uosrajro uiampe. Auu:ess
Tho Oulvenvoll Medlcnl Co.,
41 ANN St How York N '
i P. O. Box 453 Oct. 7. 1S8S
Spring and Summer
A Special Invitation Is extended to the T.ad
les of I.ehhihton and aurroundln neighbor.
hood to call and examine tho Imineneo stock
of .Sl'IUNU AND SUfllllEU
JUST 11KOE1VED AT
E. H. SNYDER'S
' M14 LeliiiMoii, Fa
comprlaln); nil the latest Novelties In Illack
and Colored .Silks, Velvets, I'lalds, Ca;h-
racrcs, SerneS, all-Wool Suiting', Orlnt;
h.ims, I'rlnn, he. Alto, a full lino of
l)lnnketi,!iomestlcs,Shuwl,MUFllns,
NUllONS, THIJIMINOS, 4ie.,
all or which ha Is ollcrltiK at very
Lowest Prlccf. A nlco line of
"Silver-Plated Ware,
Do call and seo It. My slock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
ounnNswArtE, oLAt-swAnL1,. .c, ii
full and complete. Cheap as the Cheapest,
nnd Good as the Heat. !C.4-Yl
For wounilllarnso or other
dla.Uiillty. Wlcliiw, minor
children and dcpctnliiiit
nnroniaeutltled whendcnthreaultcd. Ulnlina
,reopt-ncu, leaioration. ir,cr.oaes, nounty, nncK
pay nna ui'cnnraes ootnincu. Apply 111 once,
delay premd ices your rlKhls. Vo flxwl !y
inw. Aiioreas, wun ata.np, me 0111 eatiiDiian.
eit tlrmol KHSD.N It OO., Attorneys & Olalm
ABeuis, 917 h SI., VVashloKton, 1). (J. cor
Grand Opening'!
The undersigned, havlnnr enlarirert and
otherwise linprnved Ida Store, announces to
hta frlenda and tbo ponplnof 7.ehluhlon that
no haa just Ki-xirENEii me aauio wun
lull supply of everything In the
GREEN GROCERY
line, Including
PINE APPLE.
11ANANNAS.
. OltANDKS,
LD1UVS,
ua 11 in nr.
IHIOII.MIIKHS
nnd all other FKUITS nnd V EU ETA I1I.I.S
In Senaon. all of which he Is lurnlahlng al the
vr.ux ujuui miur.9, .
Frank Leibenguth,
June S3, 18 3.
LEHiailTON. Pa.
Grand Spriua: & SnmniBr Openinp:
Tho unaral;nQ'1 reaped fully announce
the Ladles of l.ehluhton and vlrlnl'y. that
sne la now receiving a very Large and Lie.
gam Aaaoriuient 01
Spring and Summer
MILLINERY GOODS,
coronrlalngHATS. 110NNETS. ItinntlNS,
iLOWfttM. fco.. ot tho very NEWKVT
BTVI. EH. aullahlo for I.AIIIES.
ItltSHES and UlIll.liUEN'S
WEAK. All at Prices folly
as l.iw n the aaine quality
of gotida rnniie bought
lor elaowhere.
Mrs. E. Eatii.
Slore-a-Two Donrs HelowtUeM, K rhurch,
11ANKSU Lchluhton. o.ir.U ni3
The Complete Bone Pliospliate !
MANUPAOTUnED UY
THE ALLENTOWN MT'G GOMPANY,
One of the Best Fertilizers
for all kinds of FARM
- Crops and GARDEN
Vegetables, can bo
bought in large or
small in quan
tities of
M, HEILMAN,
IsEilIOllTQN, PA. March Sl-m
Spring Announcement, 1883!
AVe desire to say to our friends nnd the public in general, that
wo have on uanu the Largest
Complete Stock of Goods
-OP
TailorinQ- EstcifelisImionT
in this section of the County, comprising
Cloths, Cassimercs,
Plain and Fancy Suiting's,
-
,i,
block
88.00
FOR ONLY
AiOt IfM I LVlTOHl II WSSSJ1 S i laiIl45iOTs.
Tia ana Sheet Iron Ware, House taisMi Goofe, &c, k
Is now offering extraordinary Bargains for Cash !
Ho ta tbo only Agent In town for tbo aale or tbo
Bossemor, Sunshine, Othello, New Champion and Apollo
Ranges: Montour, lighthouse, Excelsior Perm, and
Eclipse Cook Stoves; tho Prinoeton, Early Dawn,
Belmont and Real Double Heaters, with a var
i-iof.v nf nt.hor Rnunro and Round Heaters,
J
111 n v i. l. rr :
All OI WHICH 110 1SS HOW UllUHliy ill- nu -J
Alo.nn hand every kind ol STOVE OltATU and riRE IIRIOKS. Dealer In all tb.
beat makeaur I'UMl'ti.
Roofiing and Spouting, Prompt and Cheap.
Store ou SOUTH Street, a few doors above Bank Street.
ratronnge InWIedi aatlifaotlon guaranteed. J""0 30
Charles Bapx
Iteapeclfully announeea to tbo cltlzena of
Leblgbton and vicinity that be liaa opened a
FRESH
Meat Market,
IN IaEVAS'S I1U1I.U1NO,
Bank Street, Lchigliton, Pa
where be may bo found every weekday from
C-.00 o'clock A. M. tn:0 I". W with u full
aupply flfl'ltlME FltKSll MEAT. 1'rlcea
na low a tbe luneat. I'atronnKO la reapect
fully aollclted. June 2 ni3
Administrators' Notioo,
Eatato ol Jokab Focht, Deceaaed.
letter! til Arlmlnlatratlon on Ibe lUlata of
Jnnaa Focht, late or tbe llorouitb or I'arry.
vllle. t'arbon oiiuniy, IVnnu.,il-ccaal, bavn
beo Krnnte.) to the undernlurnd. to wbnm all
lu rniul lnrlcl.tr.1 Io I ho raid rrlnle uro re
iiutatM to make Immediate ayuienl. and
Itioie bavin cl'lma or drmanda Kill make
know,, the 'Vl!!!s-Sd'ur',K and
UAUIAIIINE FU'MT.
June J, 1S8U-K 0 Admlulalralura.
and. most
ANY-
Which wo will put up for you in our usual
FIRST-CLASS STYLE,
Thereby giving you, as no always, do
Best Fitting;, Best Trimffled and Best lade
CLOTHING IN LEHIGHTON.
?ln" reeeivo-i rrom the Manufacturers a Large
01 N.wcat styles of Ladlea, dents and Uhlldren's
HATS AMP CAPS,
1
All of wlitch we are
B3T TJnprecedently
Very Respectfully,
'11
JIarcli 21, 1BS5-J1
EATTY'S PARLOR ORGANS ONLY $59
Regular Price, $83.00 """".IfAHSSS; ""
yL i'VClT l-Cello. (t ft. tone. t-Metodia. U. toot, 3-CUribellt, ft ft. tont. 4-MftDQkl SaVBtM. II fl
z jgJ a tone. I-llourdoD. It ft. tnne. S-Sxar liune, ft. tone, l-Viol di Utinba. s ft. tone, f-DIp-
ion, Mt. ivne.yTV ioU i Jo tec. 4 ft, time. in-Omnd Kxpreision. Ill-rcbch llurn.S ft. Um, lIli.rn Kolian. 11-Vs
Ilumani. H-Co'.o. n ft. to in, IS-DulcUn. 8 ft. ttm. U-CUriouct.8 fi. tone. llVoIi Cv'nte. n. tout. lVlohns
toutj. i?-vqx jHbiunte, g rt. tone, vn-ncroio. 4
n-v fa. i. (.'- i . - . r i. .
t ti desorrrnr nf a d1&c in th lnUlionniro!! parlor, and would ornament tho tinnrlnlr of nnncfii.
PIVP SITS Htb OcUre. lundfoniB ari'rnn. It wfll not Uk- the ifrt tf
? . HtCUO.rin.t ItconUini thebwtt VUIX CCLKS1 E Step.th Famnat
trtiicii tlurtt. oo.w cuibinaiitii, tNww Grand uritan, iCtprhC and Left Knee hlrni, to rnntrol tb tntlr
mouon by tho knee, if neciuarr. Pi re J) itJM of OlILDUN TONOL'li JUIKD-, as followpt A tt of
rrful ynbllai Kcetlii set of 3 Octaves of VOIX ChLMTE; one Bet of MtRNCIl noUN UKKDS.
andVOeUreeachof Uejrular OULUKN TON UUU HUHDS. Utildei all tliU. it will be fltttd r
with an OUrAVUCOUrLClC. which d.ablei tho power of the lnrtrtinient. Lamp Standi, Pocket for
iluiic. Uttj'i V.nvul &wp Action, alio sounding lioard, &e. It liai aHlldinr Ud and eon Ten ten tlr
ajTungad Handles fur mnrini, '1 ht Bellow, which are of tho upri ht pattrrn. are made from the but
nuautr oi nn oner uiobn,
!?( an ilirj I'eJiil Strdpt.
Metil of neat design, nnd
COOTONg
ress lrvpaid, or
ho date hereof. I
n tnv eelehrate.1
rece ntel bill In full
Term ni, inn j warmnicu ior ei jcni.
FREICHT
area oj aorrcpotincne.
HOWTO ORDER.
ono-andiunn thatitiunK prove xae
shall return it at the
Interest frnm the rery
what Itnftroait. fwlte
this marmfcent
v an,) f.n.it h
ana remit oy
.nelffht.721ns.DeDth.2Hni Jv: ..u-'rXtV",.F'
UOVIUINO OKI)
Wti6utlb5xeu,.wuv.ib avHjMia'
James Walp,
Succcaaor to A. D. MOSSEK,
Manufacturer ef an4 Dealer In all kind! of
Stoves,
Ranges,
Heaters,
. ,
I rwvnvr I'Vims
J- IICIL,3IA.' & CO.,
BANK STREET, Lehiehton, Pa.,
MI1.LERH and Dealers in
AllKiudior a RAIN IIOUtltlTand eOLtla
UKUU1.AU JIAItKKT 11ATKS.
' Wo would, also, icspccllullylnrorm ourclli
it oi lliat weaie now lully ireiiircd to bill'
1'I.V tiiem with
BBcist f Cosil
I'rom rny MIu dcalied at VER
LOW EST I'll I C US.
if. HEILMAN & CO.
Julvtt
Caution to Trespassers.
.Tnaeph Klbler, Henry Kibler and Samuel
KllJeroro hereby furbld IreainaaalnKon the
land of lha underalaned. In Towaiueiialnv
Towuahip, Uarbon County, Pa.. aRtr this
nolle, under penalty ol the law.
JOHN llISTX.ua.
JunolCtb, 15tiS..w3
i.eiLer. ixrree nrenata. or ni
now offering at
Loir Prices I J$k
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Bank St., Eehigliton, Pa.
it. toat.ti uoupur iiRtmoai(tue(n-urLiiittu rte,ii-Cjrtai
n 'nnlUa.i. i ll io rrn tifi r.tnm t tn a ,
Tl.a l!ni ia .if K..lt.l M'stti.nr nr....l. ....n... J itK.
niunq mutt ihoi in Dibit Dean tin
rv ni pro t power, anu are niieu up witn al eel PprtiiR n4 tne
Tho 1'etUls. lattvad of being coTervd with carpel, nre l'ollibt&
nercrgetoot of repair or worn
If you will rrintt ms 59
tho annexed Coupon wltMa 10
tjoyo from the date or thl
Kewspopcr I will box anJablp
you tbla Orffttn, vrlth Orft
llcncht ltook, t. oxoctlj tb
ante ao I nell for Ton
should order Immediate! anA
In no cnac later, than 10 dajo
One jearV teat trial cfven aad a
rull warrantee for Six Tear.
G lvea under my II tad and Sf
On receipt of thtirvinpon and tH.6o
eftah hy Hank Draft. lot Offlee
ty Checlc oaour Iiauk, If
herohj s(tV."fPt5-,
our imuR, ii inrwarau wimin i v umjm irom
14 Mton M3 larlor OrtTftn. with Renth, l(o.k
M,lil,....l,l,.l.aa..r ii,'.n nPrnninanUf till CAllTfHt Klid I will CCnrl VOU
a, etc. pro
for H8. and box and ship u the Oririin jnet as it li ad
I finer rt funded with interest from the
mi u rcur
I.Slgntid.
Nir.i, f. TtnATTr
PREPAID.
As a further indeuemtnt for tov iprtrided
I rre to pre par frclffht on (ha ahore organ to jrur nearest rauroaa ireini Vf
any point eatt of tho Mltsiiilppi Iliver. or that far on anr rio wett of It. This It
o ram opportunity to ptaoo an imtnimfnt. aa Here. at your "strj door, alt
freight prcp4id. inonufrteturei-'e wholesale prleea. Order now I nothlasf
. ;".nin mii...-...1n..M, .........
Kneloietl find fBOfororM". I htto . yr
inie inrfriifmni, inn i vmar
end
statement in
etlv a represented In this advertisement, or I
' ue and demand the return of my money .with
moment 1 forward ft. at ! percent, afeordine- ft oor offer,
OI o
f ooe year1
am. l'ot OJflrf, ('tiuitlyJStnte Frtlgkt Station, oJ
to remit b Hank Itrsft. P.O. Money Order. Kettistt
by Uunk Check. Vou mty aeecpt by telerrapu oa
sore to
Innlmment (ntrridoeed without te1ay, benco this special pries,
mail nn thftt d. which will treat illit snacial Offer. 1 C4
roan on mi
Kit H (IIVKN IMMKlHATKI.y.
1 V.1" Wtt in t . t
HANitL r. HtAi t.wasn nnon.n. J
E. F. LUCKENBACH,
Two Doora Itclow tbo " IlroaJwav tfouae'd
MAUCH CHUNK. PA.
Dealer in all I'attcrna el flolu and rancr
"Window Shadks,
Paints & Paintcsr' Supplies,
LOWfcST CAsn rillCES.
WANTEn IiADIEa TO TAKE OOU
Neir fancy u ork at tbelr lioraea, In
city or country, nml corn J6 to 212 Ier week,
making uocila for our hammer and Fall
irailo. Send 16o for aainple and partlcnlara.
Hudson Mf?;. Co , '-OSSlxib Arc, New York.
' TiIVORGES. NpriWIfltTireaWentf ofanr
J hinib. ucfcrinin, nun luniion. jjuTi
niI appiipatlnna for alamo. W. tl. I.E
I.Eli.
1 All'y. '.SO Uroadnay, N. Y.
June23 wl
TO ADVEKTISEK8 Ijoweat Italea for ad.
vorlUIni; lnOT7unnDncwaiaiieraaenlfree.
A ddreaa U hi I. P. It U W EL.L, & CO.. 10 Spruca
St., New York. Juni2i-w
Estate Notioo.
Ertate of John W. Heborllnir, late ot the
II irouiih of t.ehlghton. Carbon (lounty. Pa.,
deceased. All raona Indeblcd Io aald eatato
aie requraieu loinaite imtne,iiaio paymeni,
and th,,a harlnir legal clnlnia aaalnit llio
same will present them, without delay, la
proper order for settlement, tu
AMANUA I). HEIIEItl.INO, Executrix,
kelilghlon, JunoS, lte3-wo
HEALTH IS WEALTH
nu. r, t. nuirH rkutk ai iisiiv tbkatikst,
vxatrnu l(rl0cfsr II vat -rU.D tin Otnula4ui,F1lt
hrw u cs.lcU It.Ucb, Krvaia frolrtitlB raiti
lyt ! of Icnltol kt o'oco. Walk of ill ), UMI V
UauHaxtotnlawn, tft4f b4 dtli IVreiklvr Old Aifl
IUn-uitM, (aOMof '-r I ItlMr tMi. ulisutary ItiaiM
uJ FlavtllMt rih CUlal b BtfrIaM I,.B tkf llui Lravlti.
all wwtri'yMiJQ ctnM, rhlvix tvatUtBaona mBU'af
Irtstmtnl $ tv U or Uboti (ur If UUpt-
pU ou ' rrajifl of pi lr .
W2 CUARAHTEE 6IX DOXE3
TMMrff. W li onWp -If. 4 It iW'il
ih. -owmutf ( wilt, ft, r wttl . n pwiriMMr mi
writ i it iMfaiutw it rc'uai.i ) luaory U Ulrtiun OoaM
Tl- iWf-t x.ivlsl 1UM I'wilrr. UHrn4Uttlr
rtWTtllMtlaiCkc.UtUllMUM. I'HriSttlB gkla. Ua01d
cw",, EISNER 6 MENDEL80N.
320 Raoo Stroat. Philadelphia, Pa.
Kettistered
IB laei
detiro
I