IROTAS ATTRACTIONS
I gj t ' AT THU
I'torlglrial Cheap Caoh Store."
s'r' ,
' T$e Airplay tWs sccson (he Largest, Molt
jComplfcte and Finest Stock o
j j3 HOLIDAY GOODS,
'bolo1 Unfnl and Ornamentnl,.that we have
War BXbtDlteil. Out ol our marvelous as.
1 eottment almost every taste can tw untitled
Md every want euptilled. We cannot besrln
to enumerate them la detail, tut out or the
Bany may name
Jewelry, Silverware Toilet k Shaving- Sets,
Comb and Haby Hols,
Mirror, Plush Novelties, Perfumery.
Odor Cases, (lor Stands, Tot In Soaps,
Papetetiet. Purses, Hocket Hooks,
flat leather and Plush Hags, Uljrar Casts,
Qenls' Pocket Cases, Uombs and llruihes,
China Oooda. Glassware, Lamps,
luminous Match Safes, Shawls, Bklrts,
Jackets, Hosiery, (f lures. Levglnics,
Handkerchiefs In Fancy Iloxea,
lillk Handkerchief. Niek Ties,
i Hoots, Shoes, Slippers, fce be.
N.B-TheKlore will be Open till 10 o'clock
to-night and on Monday evrnlnir.
J. T. NUSBAUM,
Opp. Pnblte Square, Hank street. I.ohlgh
tn,Pa - Junot, 183-ly.
cBATOnDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1883.
u
-8FE0IAIs NOTICE. Persons making
jjajmenU 'to this ofBco by moner onlers or
$f postal notes will please make tbetn payable
at the Wtissrortt Tost Omca, as Hie lie
s' 'blibton oulco is rot n money order otTico
Our Neighborhood In Brief.
The reiser sinks Ills neighbor,
Ami the neighbor sinks the poor,
And the wor man doomed to Isbor
Spurns l he betKur from bis doer;
And thus the world is prcylne,,
The strong upon the weak,
Despite (he precious saying:
"The earth Is for the mrek."
Boy's watches for $4 nt Hobl's.
CD-Gold Watches at E. II. Hohl's.
Sheriff Dower and wife, of Catasauqua,
wvro in town ou Sunday.
;KJBuy silverware for holiday presents
u ueiu jc i;o i, r. u. uini.iing, iveisspuri
, 3Jbe erection of a new court houso is
tinder consideration at Stroudsburg.
It . jsay-FIncststock ol jewelry In Ihecounl
' st Honrs. Maucii ununu.
ESa-00 TO ROSEBEltY'3, IN OnEtlT's
BUILDING Fun AN EASY SHAVE.
Court will couveneln the Court IIouso,
at Mauch Chunk, on Monday, January
Hlh.
Sltlilne stone JewclryalE. II. Hobl's,
Jdauch Uhunk.
Five men and a boy. were bndly injur
eiby the explosion of two boilers Monday
in the Empire Oil Works, Plltahurg.
Ladies and gents fancy gold Hubs, suit
able lor holiday gifts, cheap, at Deals St
Co'r., Weissport.
Nine casoa were presented before the
Board of Pardons in Ilarrisburg Monday,
'but no pardons wtre granted.
,i!r r'resh Oysters Raw or Stewed can
be obtained at h. A. Wehr's, Dank Street,
daily.
The CWfi't rapnrls diphtheria as boinj;
very prevalent In Allentown, Nine cases
on one street.
fuSave$In by buvlugn gold watch nt
E. II. Hohl's, Mnuch Chunk.
Christmas day next Tuesday. A
Merry Christmas to all young and old is
the wish of the Adocatk.
Sif-Ladies and gents gold and silver
. wati-liea m itt-ftMltv. u( IV.il. .1- iw 1. n
" Dayld Mule, of Salisbury township,
Lehigh county, slaughtered a hog recently
which weighed 700 pounds.
3J-A new- lot ol CLOCKS, WATCHES
n I JEWKLItY just received at 8. HAGA
MAN'S Store, Letiighton. Pa.
The real estate or Iho late John Mitch
ell, of Tlains, Luzerne county, Is value I nt
$100,000, and his personal properly at $25,
000. '
&.Great bargains In gold watches at
E. U. Hohl's, Mauclt Chunk.
A raffle for a gold watch and other
a Hides will ba held at the Fort Allen
Hjuse, Weissport, on Jan., 11. Tickets SO
V cntsjeach.v, , kf '
tESl-GetD. S. B-mk's prices for gold pen
ells andttuolh picks','"berora buying else
where.
Cbsjles A.8liadt, av,pmminent Demo
c;tio politician and a former Cily Treas
urer ol Scranton, died Saturday morning
In that city.
GUARANTEED to cure a cold or cough
Acker's celebrated Eiigjish ifcmcdv. Sold
by Dr.OT Horn, Lehighton,and E A Horn,
Weissport.
Something to rtmember -that you can
positively lave $10 on buying a gold walcS
at E. II. Hohl's, Mauch Chunk. It dnn'l
cost a penny to look. Then why not see If
sic anvcriises me irumr
It is reported tbat the Philadlphia and
Reading Itailroad Company contemplates
the extension of Its Germantnwu branch to
Norrisloinn from Chestnut Kill.
The mills nf the Pnltsvllle Iron and
Steel Company, which turpr-nded somedsys
e'nee, resumed work Mondsy to fill a num
ber bf small orders.
There will be a raffle for a breech
loader and two tenor horns at the Valley
House Iteastaurant, on Friday, January
4th. Tickets 25 cents. '
SB-Holiday Books and fancy goods lust
opened at astonishingly low prices. Do not
111 to see our stock before purchasing. E.
i . ft' F. -Luclfenback, 61 Broadway, Mauch
Chunk. '
The dead body of Mrs. Minnie Ike,
fc' - - -i ,. n lira,
T Etroudsburg on Friday. Sbe bad been
msltnaboly for some time, and committed
lalctda.
"3Ulf you wanla nlce.smooth.ensy shave
Tour balr cut-or shampooing, go to Fram
"Jloederer'a Saloon, under the Exchange Ho-
ei. lie will ux you right, and doa'tyou
r 'orie It.
The bom 'of John Rosepcransln Mata
moras, Pika county, was recently destroyed
by id Incendiary fire while" the lamlly was
attending ' prayer meeting. Loss, about
$4000,
' tftiuD. S. Bock has an Immense snort-
mentof gold rings suitable for Christmas
presents, i'rlces the lowest.
-iSkK Best make of Horse
Shoe Nails for 20cts a pound
by tac box at J . L. Uabers.
r-Qbjeoti(u are raise.! to charier being
(ranted to the Tarisli Coal & Mining Co,
yhlch Intends la sink a shall in riyiuoiuh,
upon th ground that It will ruiu surround
Ing proierty.
U.A Farm of US acres with a bouse
on it, and about fi acres cleared, for sale
cheap or in exchange for town proiwriy.
Three miles from Mauch Cliuuk, Address
Vf. M, i(aber, Lehighton, V.
2ra. S. Qock hssiust receivol a new
celluloid show case This case was made
Mpeolally lot Mr. U-wk it is something
wj call and tee it.
triaH"" ""t of tbt prosroutlan In tha
jamlnkUDO Gr,'enlDgaod Jos, P. Ren
of DlnRinlimurJtrur Ammta C- Oheayer,
inn has been nsblp,a stay o proceed
ofcunVb until lhaJum term
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Tho National Woman's Christian Ten -peranco
Union will celebrate Us Tenth Ai
nlyersary Sabbatb, December 23d. The
officers ot tho Tenn'a W. C. T. U. earnestly
.urge Iho general obseryanco of the occas
ion, not only by tho local Unions, but also
by tho churches and Sunday schools, with
msss meetings, temperance eormons and
children's meetings.
It takes oyer ono hundred pairs of
gloves to assuage the glief of tbo llrooktyn
ollicials oyer the death of an alderman,
whoso ltie might have been eaved by n
tingle bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
Charles A. Hirst, of Belblehem, upon
being awakened by n uolse at night, snw o
man close lo his window, outside. "What's
wanted!" asked Mr. Hirst. "To sleep here,',
said the tramp. Hirst showed a revolver.
So did the tramp, but when Hirst fired the
trsmp ran away.
.CirOet D. S. Bock's latest prices for
jewelry, watcbes, etc., before purchasing
elsewhere
Maria Mott Rldgway, wllo of Judge
Thomas J. Ridgway, of Lackawaxen, end
sister of the late Henry S. Mott, ex-canal
commissioner of Pennsylvania, died at her
home In Lacknwnxen Monday. She was
one of tho oldest residents In the Upper
Delawaro Valley.
Lewis' Best White Lead
at $7.00 a hundred at J. L.
Gabel's, for cash.
Governor Paltison has appointed Chos.
R. Buckalew trustee of the Danville Luna
tic Asylum, vice W. H. Bradley, resigned.
The Goyernor has alsnappolnted 0. Stewart
Patterson, of Philadelphia, iuspector of Hie
Eastern Penitentiary in place of Alexander
Henry, deceased.
;ffl9-For a good cold watch sold $10
o'ipaper than you can get elsewhere, go to
iu. ii. Honrs, iuaucn ununk.
A twelve-year-old boy named C. O'
Donnell, was arrested in llozleton for ob
taining goods nn other people's account at
the Company store In that place without
authority. Upon restoring some nf the
articles and promising to be honest in the
future he was released.
EVERY Promise backed by n guaran
tee. Acker's Dysiepsia Tablets will glvo
immediate relief. Price 25 & SO cl. Sold
by Dr. Horn, Lehighton, and E. A. Horn,
Weissport.
J2D Don't buy Jewelry till you havo iecn
the elegant stock at Deals & Co's, P. O.
building, Weissport.
An absent minded Allentown carpen
ter, wno nun just received his month's pay
from tbo Lehigh Valley Railroad ciiupauy,
Unk tbo money out of the envelope and
while engaged in conversation threw the
cash Into the fi re, where it was quickly
burned up.
Ready mixed paints at
J. L. Gabel's for $1.25 per
gallon.
The Govcrnor'a warrant for tho hang.
ing of John Diltman, sentenced to tleith
I .r the murder of his' wife in February lint
in Northampton county, and fixing Febr
uary 12th as the day for the hanging, was
read to the prisoner Monday morning. He
admitted his guilt and said bo would pro
pure lo meet his lute.
Don't fall logetE. If. Hohl's holiday
prices toi American silver watches It will
liositividy pay you a good profit to buy ol
Ullll.
- Allentown Daily Critic: "The Caruoji
Advocate, published nt Lehighton by Mr.
H. V. Moithimcr, bus entered upon its
t-velUh year. It shows marked improve
ni'iit, and ill the ,Aivocatk tho;rindlng
public of tho Lehigh Valley hayo n worthy
representative. May it hsyo a "'Merry
Christmns and a Happy New Ycar,"Jj the
wish 01 tne untie." ' ,
10d. to 40d: nails' ot' J
L. Gabel's for only $3.00 per
keg. Locks !j?2.7o per doz
Henry Swojer, a carpenter employe I
on tho hotel that is now being tWttiuctcd
at Beiver Meadow, fell from tho roo! on
Friday on his head. Tho man waa picked
up unci carried into u houre ami Dr. Allen
war sent for. He was beyond medical as.
sistanco however, and ho died on Saturday
Heremuined uncnscn us from the time ol
his fall to his death. (lis home was in
Berks county, where he has n wlfo anil
several children. -Ilasteton Plain Sncaltr
See Hohl's slock of newest designs In
jewelry.
The Sunday schools connected with
our several churches aro preparing almost
nightly for the Christmas festiyals. The
Lutheran and Reformed will hold theirs
on Christmas eve, and the M. E. ou Christ
mas night.
MUSIC BOXES. We call the alien
tion of thote in search of a handsome and
appropriate preenla lo the advertisement in
uuotber column, of C. Gautschi Jc Co
Manufacturers of Musical Boxes , Sainte
Croix, Switzerland. . Thev havo on exhibi
ti at their Philadelphia sales rooms, the
lm ut and largest display of these beautiful
8wiss instruments ever shown In this man
t'y. They reproduce the most elaborate
pieces of Music, old ond new, with a brill!
uncy and accuracy truly surpribing, wilh
an ellcct so melodious and perlect a lo be
absolutely wonderful. These Musical lloxea
are far suierinr to the ordinary Instruments
gourraiiy boiu in inis country, and neeu
oniy ue seen, or heard, to be appreciated
Jurors drawn for Janurary term of
Court, as well as witnesses, will do well In
bear in mind, the fact tbat at the Mauch
Utiuni House of Til. F. Fehr, they will
find the best oracommodatlons, the best o
labia fare, nice and desirable rooms, good
beds, and courteous treatment from .ro
pnelor down to hostler.
Tho Rev. W, It, Hofford, of Allentown
was elected last Saturday as pastor of the
Egypt charge in Lehigh county, vacated by
the Rev. Samuel A. Leinbach, who accept
ed a call from Leesport ehsrge, in Berks
county.
- You can buy belter gold pers for less
inooey ui uoc s, uenigiiion, Jewelry store,
than anywhere else in the county.
For the week ending on tho 15th Inst.,
intra were 83,1378 tons of coal trans-
p-irlcd over the Lehigh Valley railroad
making a total to date of 250,082 tons, a
aecrease or 52,1543 tons as compared wilh
same aale last year.
Pure Linseed Oil, at J,
L. Gabel's, C8 cents per gal
Ion for cash.
During the week from 8 to 8 Inches o
"beautiful snow" has fallen in this section
a nt sleighing Is excellent. Oct your "cut
lers" at David l.bbert' livery on North
itreet. Cheapaud nice.
Rings the finest assortment in th
e-unty, at Hohl's, Mauch Chunk.
bend postal card rcquct for a sample
copy 01 wattonqton IFoWd nnii Citizt
&u"icr, '.he Old Boldieis' palwr. tbeAnti
moooly paper, the family paper, the
paper for everybody published every
ba.urdayj eiglit gc., 4H columns j price
nly una dollar u year. Address, "Tho
, c ,, u'M0ia F St., Washington
&fi-Fr gold watches go lo E. II HohlV,
Mauah Chunk) ha otrers them at prices
which mskea it au object to buy of him.
-Head tho adverllsemeuta In this r
n,Ui,ulll...-l .-I. . . ,
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A remedy resting on the bssis of in
trinsic worth demands theconflrhsncaof all.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is known nnd used
most satisfactorily throughout ibe land, as
is attested by its great sates. Your drug
gist keeps It.
Mine. Fry's Concert Company will
give one of their superb concerts In the
Public School Hall, In this borough, on
Saturday evening, 22nd inst., for the bene
fit of tne Lutheran church. This company
s yery highly spoken of by the press, and
we anticipate for our people a decidedly
rich musical treat. Dont you fail to go
and bear them.
.Sly-Gold watches sold $10 cheaper at E.
II. Hohl's, Mauch Chunk, than anywhere
else in the county.
Christmas and New Year holiday ex
cursion tickets will bo Issued by the Phila
delphia Reading Railroad, to be sold on
December 22d, 23d, 24th, 25tb, 29th, 20th,
and 31st, !R83,and January 1st, 188-1, good
return until January 2d, 1884. The
usual issue will be made on the New Jersey
Central, Mew Jersey Southern, and Lehigh
,tt Susquehanna Divisions.
tSTQ.Kind reader pause for a moment
and think carefully over this. You will
find that the proper place to buy the cheap-
est harness, collars, blankets, ropes, whips
and all pertaining to the working garb and
pleasure ciotnes 01 norses, is at me eioro 01
Milton Flory, Weissport.
-Mrs. Andrew Boyer, of Little Gap, pre
sented the Postmaster of Weissport, a few
lays ago wilh a red beet, measuring 2 feet
Inches in circumference, and I foot i
inches In length. This beet weighed 10
piunds. If any of our readers can beat this
beet let us bear from them.
-Daniel Dull, of Allentown, was arrest
ed on Saturday on a charge of obloining
liom Edwin Boyer.of Kreidcrsville, a black
mare under false and fraudulent rcprcsen
tatlons with intent to defraud. Ho gave
bail lor his appearance at court.
-By a very recent and unpubluhed de
cision of the supreme, court all bottlers of
beer, ale, Ac, must apply to the court at
January term for license, and give bond
under the provisions of the act ol 1875.
-The annual exhibition of the Lehigh
Valley Poultry Association will be held in
C.'tilrc Square ball, Allentown, on January
Bill.
Hiram Ehrgoed and John WaUh, in
mates of the Lackawanna Hospital, Scran-
ton, were suffocated by gas Tuesday night
and we re found dead in their room Wed
nesday morning by one of the nttendaols.
We are under obligations to our young
frb-nd Mr. Obe S. Keiser, of the U. S. Hotel,
61a ington, for an invitation lo attend a
grand sociable on Wednesday evening, Dec
20th lust.
The Holidays commence next weeV,
but the Car no Aovocaik will make lis at
pearance as usual. Terms $1 acnr in ad
vance
Resolutions of Condolence.
Whkiikas, The Almighty, in his infinite
wis loin, having crossed the threshold o
Lehighton Council, No. 370, 11. A., and re
moyed tro 11 our midst our worthy and cs
teemed brother, Aaimn LaI'd,
Itcwlved, That, while we bow in stibmls
sioii to the Divine will, we deeplv deplore
Ino death ol our urotticr, ami lender our
heartfelt sysmpithy lo tho l.lmlly 11 ml
friend in this lha hour of affliction and
sorrow.
Utilised, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the Ciuhin Advooatr and a copy
given to tne bereaved lamlly.
U. A. UI.IU33, I
C. T. Unas, Com.
A. C. Brudiikad. J
Condition of tho Iron Trade
Thila , TiCtl: Speftkinif. of the condition
of tho iron and steel Iritde and oT Iho ru
mors that. Ihu market Is largely overstocked
and thallhfl trouble with the worklngmeu
will eventually causo an olmost total sus
pension of production, an officer of a lead,
ing comp-iny said Saturday)
'Ilu.ineij is dull and quiet, but that is
lust what might be expected Ht this season
oftho ye.ir. In tho aguregalo transactions
1 rs probably quite as largo as uual at this
mux 01 tin. Near, unil II is quite certain tlm:
large fnutimcis are buving heavily. An
active d'liinnd may be loosed fur niter the
holidays, and whila liricea aro not likely I
be higher holders aro thought to bo able lo
hold them at the itreseut rates."
Secretary Swauk, ot the American Iron
and Steel Company, said he hud no tear as
10 the future or the present condition of the
au-ri ami iron iniHKel. me trade Had
reached 11 solid, nou speculative basis and
the dullness was attributable, 111 part at
ICS'., lo overproduction. Thatjwaa nn rvil
that could cure itself, and he predicted a
g'iMi ami sunn iruuo lor 1110 near luliire.
1 here were reasons to expect better bust
ness after the holidays, especially in bar
iron, uvvtng to iiie clock on hand some
mills wera running short, but they would
resume probably iu January, when the
epring ilemaud called upon thorn.
Mahoninc Twinklings.
The School Bourd met on the 8th inst.
it being the second meeting for tho present
term.
Mahlon Nolhstein has lost several pigs
came "hog cholera."
Nathan M. llalliet, a student ol Frank
lin and Marshall College, Lancaster, is at
homo during vacathn.
A new coal house has been built at the
New Mahoning school house.
Mrs. John Lapp, nf Beaver Run, died
on Friday. Her body was interred at St
John's church ou Monday.
A raflle match came off at John Delp'i
hotel oh Saturday.
Rev. W. H. Strauss will glye calaAietl
cal instructions in SU John's church dur
ing the winter.
Thomas Musselman had the Interior ef
his house repainted last week.
The snow was welcomed by all. We
hope it has come to stay. Sleighing partita
will now soon be the order of the day.
Dennis Nolhstein's horses ran away on
Saturday, but, fortunately, were captured
before they had done much damage.
I'baon Honlt, when on bis way to
school a few days ago, jumped on a wagon
and when he attempted to get oil tell and
received severe bruises on his face. Don't
jump on or ofl wagons when In motion.
A lew days since Mr. A. Arner found
an egg on his premises, which measured
7(xS inches. This fa an egg-stianrdioarv
elh and the Allentown Democrat is Invited
to match it.
Vie are now having opposition. Some
body from this place Is reirting for the
Mauch Chunk Democrat. One of tho items
in the last week's edition of said laiper was
as follows! "Dr. Seiple, wilh several olhr y
Lehigbtnniana came up the valley on a
hunting tour. Mr. O. K. Musselman acted
as captain of the expediton, and a grand
-it. "-o m-iiiuycii i,jr capinriug one
mud snipe within a walk ot 18 milts.
That's nothing. No use bragging about
that. Me have known "hunters" to walk
20 miles and not get anything. If any Lo
blgbtoulsns again come up here to hunt.we
would adyise them to get Joe Ke merer as
caplain. Joe is famous hunter, ha used
to hunt, on an average, about six days a
wetk; but now that be bas ahot himself, he
has finally decided to keep to his bed for a
few weeks. Ho Is, however, rspidly recoy.
ertng, and then well, tba game bad
w,ivr iuiu nuiirr quarters.
I Ke
Bt-John-a church on Cbnstm,. morning.
1 '-
Sheriff' C. W. Jentx was In town Mon
day evening. '
Miss Amanda wehr, ot Germansvlllt,
wss visiting Weissport folks over Sunday.
Mrs. M. Cullon and Miss Bella Nus-
baum were at Allentown several days Issl
week.
Mr. W. It. Oswald and family ore visit-
Ing friends and relatives at Allentown tho
present week.
Again Fostroaster Knecbt hss been
making numerous Improvement on the post
office building.
-Washington Camp, 122, P. O. S. of A.,
has selected Friday evening as its lime of
meeting. Recruits are added weekly.
-Our genial friend Frank Laury Is doing
a prosperous business In the dry goods line.
lie is wnrtny tne success that greets mm.
-A Suicide A dog hung himself last
Thursday in East Weissport. His mutter
gave him too much rope. It created a good
deal nf excitement and fun at the time, but
now it is all over and the poor dog almost
forgotten. Never glvo and never toko too
much rope.
-Mr. lllram Levan has been appointed
by the Commissioners as the collector of
tbe County and State tax for Fenn Forest
twp. The rivalry for the tax duplicate for
said township can not ba so very great or
elso Hie Commissioners would not be com
pelled to go outside of the district lo get a
collector. Mr. Levan is eminently quali
fied for the task nnd no doubt will perform
nis duty satisiaciorny.
Mr. Charles March, a lormer dry goods
drummer, after an absence of over a year
from Weissport, has turned up again. This
time in the role of on agent for Webster's
Unabrigcd Dictionary. lie took a number
of subscribers at this place. He sells his
work at $1 6, to bo paid in monthly install
menu ol a.
Our old friend August Oiwald, now
that the boating season is at an end, hua
commended to supply the citizens of Weiss
port and vicinity with fresh fish; Ac. Gtis
is a good huckster and worthy of the patn.-
uage ol our people. Wo wish III in Inucn
success.
We notice that our now watch and
clock makers, Deals Jc Co., hayo ji'Et fixed
up their bIiow windows in the post office
building, most elegantly for the holiday
triiie. The display of silverware, jewelry
watcbes and clocaa is uusurpasied by any
In the valley and they nrosaid to sell very
cheap for cash. Our people should patro-
ulzettiem liberally.
Mr. Webster C. Weiss, the newly elect
ed Superintendent ol the Evangelical Sun
day school, began to discharge bis duties
last Sunday. Mr. Weiss is a perfect engine
of lower and work in the Sunday school
field. As an organizer and manager iu
this respect he has no superior or even
equal, in the county. He brings the intre
polity ol Ins magnetism, zeal and endeavor
In this kind ol nork,nnd it is this thtt gics
Ills Intior so inucli success nnd reward, llo
was formerly, for 11 number nf vears, super
intendent id tho samo school, but on no
count of ill health andonr eyisUht ho
was compelled to resign. His old scholars
and toichers as well as nil friends nt the
Sunday eclio.il wero much gratified and
pleased at his assuming his old place in the
Sunday school room. Extra.
Lower Towarnensing Itoms.
Milton Shououbcrner is sick with ty
phoid fever.
Peter Blose was made happy by bis
wife presenting him with a girl baby.
Chritmns feslivala will soon be in or
der one wilt be held in Biwman'sand
ono in Lehigh. Gap
Maurico Bowman was made happy
week before last by thoappearanceofalittle
naunnier 111 nil lamlly.
Penn Bowman regrets the loss of his
dog. It was shot by Mr. Cooper, of Tarry
vilie, through some unknown cause.
Moses Stroup has ost six pigs by ho
cholrrn within two weeks. It Is rather a
h ird stroke oil him, as their worth was esti
mated nt flUU.
, .Vend accident occurred at Lehigh Gap
lust Wednesday evening, on tbe L. Sc S. R,
U 1 Stephen Snyder, lock-lender of guard
l.ick, below chain bridge, was run Over ami
I iklantly killed by the seven o'clock notth
bound paswngar train. As the water was
w thilrawu from the canal, he after cupper
wauled In inspect the lock, he told his wile
hn would soon be back. Ho cleared the
tiiclcol a cattle train, and stepped 011 the
oiner iracs, ami was tuns knocked down
and thrown into the water, lie had 11110
leg broken and his skull crushed ln he was
picked up and taken to limitation at Lo
h'gh Gap where ho was recognized as
tleplieu aujder. Two persons immediate
ly went to inform his wife of Ins sad fate,
,As Ihey approached the lock, she was there
calling for him, she suectcd something
had happened owing to the stoppage of lha
train. She was suddenly overwhelmed
with grief, which no one can express. His
fmeral look place last Saturday.
Fred Schmidt's corn crib was visited
oucoyeiiing several weeks ago while they
were at supper, for the purpose of carrying
away some corn; but they were pievented
by one oftho family who happened to step
out on the mrch and tho thieves were
iriguiened away. Uox
Packerton Ntes-
-Iho following is the report nf the pub
lie schools for the month ending Dec. 12:
no All MAT. SCHOOL.
M F T
Whole No, in attendance 1) IB 35
Averageallendance IS 11 27
Per cent, or attendance 85 75 811
The following named pupils attended
every day during the month! Harry Long,
Thomas Warg. William Ilahn, Emma
Everett, Carrie Yohe. Lizzie Davis. CIibs.
Merlz, William Shrocder, Lewis Kinsel,
Alice uiueriine, eacn misted one day.
ratiiABT SCHOOL,
M
,...27
,.-23
,..81
F
28
21
72
Whole Nn. in attendance.
Average attendance
Per cent- of attendance .
The following named pupils attended
every day during month: Harry Diller
line, Alvin Johnson, Harry Burns, George
Ilahn, Edgar Fritzinger, Adam riolt, An
thony Deichert, Alice Couarlr, Marv Kin-
aei, f.inina iiuterllne. Mamie Dolnn. Bar
bara Kinsel, Annie Remalv. Maria Deich
ert, Emma Schaeffer, Willie Nicholas, each
inissea one-hall day.
Both Sunday schools are decorating
their rooms for their Christmas festiyals,
and lie labor they bestow upon it is cer
tainly some credit to tbe people n( Packer.
ton. Tho one on the bill will have their
celebration ou Cbrsstmai eve, and the one
In the hollow on Christmas night. Mr
Merlz is seemingly a very live and progres
sive superintendent and ho will undoubted
ly accomplish some good.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in tne t-acnerion post omee, Dec. 15 1
Fred Melber, I Jos. Mertz,
Jos. 8addler, F. P. Stewart,
Harvey Stnawley, Nathan Bolt,
Wm.Scholileines.
Persons calling for any nfthe above let
ters win piesse say "advertised."
A. McDamil. Ass't r. M
Tbe Coal Trade,
The begiiiuing oftho daya of suspension ol
coal miulug hasnoloome a whit too soon,
for there is no demand lor tbe large amount
orcoal above ground and still in the com
panies' bands. There are about 150,000
tons at Port Richmond, and all the cum
panics would be glad if they had orders
fur tho coal that they have nn hand, cum
bering Ibeir wharves and filling Ibe cars
along the tracks. If the Hintrt' Journal is
right, the tracks oftho Reading are blo.-ked
iiu onai, lor wnicu u,y nave no dump
log place. It is true that there it not s
lara amount of ooal In lha bands nf retail
rrs, and tba demand Is likely to bo brisk at
tba first api rseh nt anything, like cold
weather. If the policy ol restriction now
Inaugurated la rarrird through tbt Water
tho (rado shoufd bo in a licakuy condition
at tho oirenlngof navigation. Tho Western
markets. will take more or ltat coal all
through the Winter, and prices are really
mora stable than there waa any reason to
hope for, considering tbe enormous produc
tion Of tbe year, which Is suro to be 4 to 8
per cent In excess of that of any previous
j-car.
The contract between tho Reading, the
Jetsey Central and Iho Lchign Coal and
Navigation Company has been filed with
Iho Recorder of D eds of Luzerne County,
lis provisions were spoken of In Tint 1'nKss
when the contract was executed, but it Is
worth while recalling thn fact that the
Reading binds itself lo fulfill all the pro
visions of tho leoss of tho laller's road to
tbe New Jersey Central. It agreca to work
thn Lohigh nnd Wilkeibarre mines so that
they shall have 23 per cent of the total
output, agsiust 72 for the Reading, unlil
tha mines ship 3,000,000 tons vear, and
In case of any tailing olT, tlio Rending mu.l
divert tonnage enough to give II14 Lehigh
nnd Susquehanna a haul equivalent to that
percentage. Rate's to tho Lehigh Naviga
tion are not to be higher than the lowest
given, and the rental shall not fall Mow
1,4I4,400 in any year, the Readme uiiar-
anleeing to make, up any deficiency below
uiai sum. 1 ne Heading lurllicr agrees that
as the" Lehigh Valley Railroad is a com-
pernor inrougii tna Wyoming valley, the
Lehigh Valley Railroad shill not by ntiv
act obtain any Interest In this agreement
which shall ba at any time asserted or ex
ercised to the detriment of the L-hlgh and
Susquehanna. If, however, any contract
ever entered Into between tha L-htgh Val
ley and Reading, the Lehigh and Susque
hanna receipts shall never bo less than one-
ninth of the aggregate of the receipts of the
Lehigh Valley aod its branches obtained
through tha mercer. The Reading further
agrees that tho collieries located on the line
otlhe Lehigh and Susquehanna she' I be
furnished with cars for the transportation
of coal,atrates not to exceed Ihosi charred.
ht the sane time on the snino portions of
a 11 roan on coal Irom same cillicrl'S when
Icstlr.ed to same polntj on said railroad.
Plnla. P,css, 15th.
List of Jurors
Drawn to serve at January Term of Court
In be hnlden at Mauch Chunk, commen
cing ou Monday, January 14, 1834 :
OlAND JURORS.
Arner, Oscar, carpenter, Weissport
Bennehoir, Joseph,corpcnler, Nesquehoning
uoyer, oamuei, larmer, u rowamensing
Culbert, James, laborer. Lehigh two
Conahan, J. J., miner, Trcsckow
Cull, Thomas, miner, Beaver Meadow
Dnnn, Wm, fireman, Weatherly
Kckhard. Paul, inn keeper, Kidder
Gruber, Wm., clerk, L Tnwaineiislng
Gaisncr, J., shoemaker, E Mauch Chunk
Hollmau, Ira, mechanic. Summit Hi II
Hinkle, August; boss, Lehighton
Ilinger, Anthony, mason, Towomenslng
iieiinintcr, uuaries, larmer, l'enn l-orcst
ntz, Btephen, larmer, U Towamens nir
Mnlzer.Samuel, teacher. Summit Hill
Osborne, J., blacksmith, 1st W, M Chunk
Ueber, crank, laborer. Franklin twn
Smith, Nathan, farmer, Towainensing
Shnrpe, Peter, laborer, Lnnslord
Steigerwalt Ambrosj, larmer. Eitl Penn
hinynril, Charles, merchant. Summit Hill
Schuhollz, Charles, moulder, Weatherly
wemz, Harrison, larmer, t'urryvllle
rr.TiT juRuns.
Buckalew, Even, laborer, Kidder
thick, Paul, farmer, Tiiwiimeusini:
llrelsford. J, burgess, Itt W, Mauch Chuuk
Ureslm, Uan'el, miner, Tretckow
Brunch, Win, miner, NeFqiieliotnng
Belz, D J, painter, 1st W. Mauch Chunk
Ueviiu, Edward, miner, Yorklnwn
Campbell, Alex, larmer, Kidder
lr nuacn, Ucnnu, larmer, Krauk' n
Eyerie, Joseph, butcher, Mahoning
Enbody, E It, marliitiiet, Weatherly
Farren.S, shoemaker, Beaver Meadow
Frcyman, Daniel, farmer, Liiisaiuie
Green, Clms, blacksmith, L Towiimenslnir
Gallagher, J J, gentleman. Beaver Meadow
tearing, Wm, hotel-keeper, Mauch Chunk
Hunter, tm, clerk, weatherly
Kolb, Johhs, fiirmor, East Pei.n
Kojus, Thomas, gentleman, Lehighton
Kennedy, Samuel, merchant E M Chunk
Keuuer, Gebhard, laborer. Franklin
McGorry, Henry, laborer, Nesnurhoninz
McGinly, John, teainslor, lat W, M Chunk
Morrow. 1) K, gardener, E Mauch ChiiiM
Martin, sr, J, gentleman, Beaver Meadow
MalnyJamcs W, editor, Liuisford
Miller, J B, laborer, Nesquehoning
Musselman, R, carpenter, Weissport
McLonghlin, Wm, teacher, Summit Hill
Nash,, lames, laborer, LaiiFonnn
Num. Harry, moulder, Weatherly
Ito-ieixtoc'i, John, moulder, Weatherly
Rickert, Samuel, luerchuht; Summit Hill
Reese, Wm D, miner, Audenried
Reed, Win, tobacconist, 1st W. M Chunk
Uynn, James, bnikeman, E Mauch Chunk
stelnor, Ileuben, larmer, Packer twp
Smith. II II. editor. Weniherly
Sheridan, Hush, minor. Beaver Meadow
Sihwartz. Henry, cabinet maker.Lehighlon
onyuer, "avid, gentleman, 1, lowninensinj
Sterling, John, lalaircr, 2nd W, M Chunk
Slroh, Amos, moulder, lsl W, M Chunk
Shick. Ellas, merchant, 1st W,M Chunk
Sirnhl, Wm II, laborer, L Towainensing
Whealley, E S, merchant, Lehighton
Wagner, James, laborer. Pntry villa
Yeck, Jacob, mnsou, L Towainensing
TRAVKRS JURORS.
Biyer, John, boss, Yorklown
Bulz, Isnnc, farmer, Kidder
Brodhead, A C, supt, Lehighton
Dink, John, moulder, 1st W, M Chunk
Uolan, John, gentleman, IstW, M Chunk
Dentinger, Jacob, clerk, Lehighton
Dreisbaeu, Edward, moulder, Franklin
Eby, S Graham, clerk, Weatherly
Frilz,ir, Charles, laborer, Nesquchoning
Freundt, Joachin, laborer, Summit Hill
Grovcr, N M, clerk, Newiiiehonlng
Gerhardt, Jonas, farmer. Packer twp
Heidi, Frank, aaddler, Franklin
Kressly, James, lumber mer, Weatherly
Klioc, Wm, brakeman, Mauch Chunk
Kuntz, B J, tanner, Lehighton
LAuderburn, A H, merchant, Weatherly
Lawler, Patrick, merchant, Neequuhouing
Long, Z 11, butcher, Lehighton
Lewis, D D, miner, Lanslotd
Maloy, John F, laborer, Summit Hill
Moyer, Oliver, blacksmith, Weisspoit
Meyer, Leoimid, inn keeper, Packerton
McUaedy, M, restaurant. 1st W M Chunk
McIIujh, Jnhn, miner, Lantford
O'Donnell, John J, teamster, Summit Hill
Sohaefer, Henry, restaurant, Weatherly,
Spohn, John, shoemaker, 1st W, M Chunk
Stofllet, J T, hotel keejier, Weatherly
Sentinel, F P, clerk, Lehighton
Sharkey. JoIid. miner. Trerckow
Thompson, W, retauraiit,2nd W, M Chuuk.
annorn, bam.carpentjr, Beaver Meailow,
niniainsnii, 11 u, loreman, l.elilghlon
Wilson, Ed C, machinist, Weatherly
Weeks, C Henry, machinist, W'ea.VhejIy
Lehigh Valley'i Claim.
With reference to the tallt about a through
line from iSew lork to jfiuffalo by tbe Le
high Valloy Line, President Harry E
Packer said a few days ago: "By the Le
high Valley Line Buffalo is only six miles
farther than the longest of tha other lines,
ond twenty six miles farther than the
shortest line of our competitors. This ex
cess Is comparatively inslgnificaut, and nt
least sufficiently small to enable the Lehigh
Valley to become a factor In regulating
through rales between the trunk lines.
Tbo Lehigh Valley Company, notwilh
standing its dependence to umo degree up.
on tbo Erie at Wayerly, the Pennsylvania
at Metuchen and New York Central Com
psny at Geneva, tor a traffic agreement, bas
already made application for admission a
a member of tbe trunk line pool, with a re
quest for a certain iercenlage of tbe west
hound traffic from New York, The argu
ment which may be raised In some quarters
that the Erie and Pennsylvania Companies
may decline to accept traffic from the L--high
Valley Company in the event ot the
latter becoming a formidable, competitor,
will nt bold good, for the reason that the
Lehlch Company own and operate mi inde
pendent line from Mrtiichen to Perth Am-
ooy, whence iney cimiiu send Ira Iho by luia a
from New York ifnecestary, and thence
ovcrtheir main line; and, in the next place, J?.1,?; A' VU rnuARJV ,V "' I for
bdh the Urie.nd rcunsylvanl. Companies', Wash U 8' 'iZWlT'l
irartic mntrads with the Lehigh Coniuny .J . .1
are of such a character that under in, cir
cumstances could IIirv it,ehn. t Hnwnt all
proportion nr the b'ltinets now aprairtloned
between th trunk lines. A fist freight
inie win soon iw pui una operation ana el
forty made lo Incre.s. ouV alr.dy1r
bursioe,toCbirag..Md WB eatii."
STOCK MARKETS.
Reported tip t.t 12 o'clock, by Da tlnvoti A
Townsemi .uanhers,o. an a Third Street,
Philadelphia. Stocks bought and sold
cither lor cash or on margin. '
PMIadtlphia, Dae. 10, 1833.
hid asked
IT S3'S, Ext 100J -
U S Currency 0's ; 13IJ
US 41, now ; 114J 114!
V S4's , 1241 124
Pennsylvania R R 581 501
riiilmlolphla & Rending R It 28 2.11
Liliigh Vallev RR 71 72
L-high floal .V Navigation Co..;.., 443 45
United N J R R & Canal Co 11)7 13
Northern Central It It Co flOj CI
ues-.onvuia ras;, it Hl'o in 17
Huir. N. Y. ti Phlla. R R Co 12 12
N'ew Jersey Central. 84! S5j
Northern Pacific Com 2.1J I5
" Pref d 5t 51
North Pennsylvania R R 08 Ctl
Philadelphia' & Erie R R 17 18
Silver. (Trades).., o. J2
New Advertisements..
Executor's Notice
Estate of VoMiMOMSTEtacHWALT, Dccesied.
Letters Testamentary on tho estate of fnl-
omou Stclu:erwAlt, late or East Conn Town
ship, Carbon C'ouniy, Penna., deceased, havo
i'o Kri.iueu li i,n9c oiourertvnii, resioin
In West l'tnn Township. Schuylkill Uountv,
Penna., to whom nil nersons Indebted lo tahi
estate aro requested to toako piyuient, and
inuao ouviu eiiiiins or uoinantls win maae
tho same known without delay, to
fiii-.ii,uiiiAiii, r.xecuior,
or to Fbbthas & Kmviiii, his Att'ys.
December 2t,18S3-wO
Catarrh causes no
Fain ojjreai
Gives Relief at
Oiice. Notali-
Qiiifl or snuff.
Applici with
iter, llioro'
AY"EEVE:treatfflitwill
CURE.
Price 60 cents, by mall or nt drugilsti.
ELY MllOTllEllS, Druggists,
dec-d-yl tlwcgo, N. Y.
VALUABLE FARM
At Privnto Sale !
Tho undersigned otrers nt Private Male.
his valuablo Kami, situate In FRANKLIN
TOWNSHIP. Onrbon Uountv. Pa., nboot
ono nnd one-hairmllcs Irom the Borough or
Welrsport, on iho public road leading to
jiresgeviuc, coniaining
46 ACRES,
35 Acres or which are cleared and under n
a good state of cultivation, the balance bo
Hue in iourg t imsiiiui l imner, bounded by
lauds or Amus Suit, Jacob Spohn und 1'hos
The Imnrnvcments thereon consist of a
Two-and-a.liair story
Plank Dwelling House,
18x21 rcet, wlih Two Story Wing 14 x IS
loci, and Kitchen 12x10 reel, Hank Hum,
30 x 6 Tcet. Wntrou House, 14 x : 0 icel, t.'oru
l!rlb, Imlckcn House, Hog Stiihlo and oilier
nccersary oull.ulhllnKS. There Is it flno
J.MUil: OIIUlIAKDurtmoIco Fruit Trees.
Ornpo and other vines on the nroncrlv. mid
a lino Well of Never Falling water close to
mo House.
t his nronertv otters a nno a chanco to a
mnndest ring to securo acoinrortable home
on easy terms, Apply on inn iTcmises t.o
Will. .LiUUilbPI 111 1,1,,
Franklin twp., i'n.
Weissport P. O. Dee.22.l8S2.iv4
Applicants for License.
1. 1st of Appl'cants for Tnvern, P,cstaurant
and Liquor ritoro Licenses at January Term
cruouri, last:
TAVLItnS,
Lewis Armbrustor, 1st ward Mnuch Chunk
Tllirhman f . r enr,
Joseph Sinldt, " " "
-l.t. Kclscr, " " "
George Woodrlng. 2d ward " "
A. I. Ulauts, Lehighton Borough
1,'attiarlne i.srh, " "
Thomas Mantz. " "
Philip Kader, Hast alnuch Chunk Borough
.lohu F. llyr.n, Uast Mauch Uhunk Horuugh
Ed. Mi-Uiied, Lust Mauih Chunk
Henry li.app, Welsspor Borough
Francis hailey, Lanslord Hort-ugh
Francis J.. Shluids, " "
Hn.ld M. t lliuius, " "
lielliildcUlnty, " "
Joseph Vcrzl. Weatherly Borough
I'nsjier Melser, "
James 11. l'urccll, " "
Levi Hurts. " "
.lurlah S'olUcl' " "
Hlldlne Wnydor, Pirryvlllo Borouah
.T.T Mcll.tnlel Mnhunlmr Township
Frank Stacker, Mahoning Towushlo
Leopold Meyer, Packerton tlisliict
1'alrlck licriaott, Mcsquchonlng District
Juiues Suillli, " "
Jacob Uuss, " "
Patrick Meehan, Lohigh Township
r.llus Frill, Mauch Chunk 'lowrshlp
Tlu-othy Dugan, " " "
James Sweeney, "
Aioandus llachnian, ' " "
P. J. Boyle, LausannoTonniblp
Aaron Stroll!, Lower Towamenslns Twp.
Fred. Wlssler, " "
Wallace lthonds, ' "
S. II. Anthony, " " "
Nathan Mcmler, Townmenslnir Township
Thomas A. Snyder, Tonaim-ntlng Township
David Belts, l- ranklln Township.
KESTAUItANTS.
John J. Mcdlnley, 1st ward Mauch UhU'jV
John I), Miller, Lehighton Horuugh
A. K. Miller, "
Klcb. II. Wlddoss, " !'
Wilson A.Peters, "
Fred. K. Miller, "
.Marmrct Mulhearn, Linsfordlioroush
Patrick McKonna.
Peter Hush, UastMavcli UJiunk Borouirh
Jacob Slraussberirer, Wetssport Borough
William Victor, I'licV.er.-Townshlp
Knos Koch, Pcun Fares! Township
Thomas Watlclns, Wesquehonlng District
John F. Bleckley, LjshUh Township
Jlobt. A, McOee., JtlucTiOliunkTuwnshlp
llouok SToniis.
JlatharlnoSnarkey, Mauch Chunk Borounh
Oaiper Mc.iser, neutherly borouuh
John I.t'jdcuUrger, Weatherly Ho ough
Mrs, Mary Caiupbell, Lansford Uoruugh
James, ijannon, Lehigh Township
Anthony Coll, Lehigh Township
Marv llroiran. llaolia Townihh,
UatUanne Malloy, Mauch Uhunk Township
aiionoK w. i:ssi:n,
Dec. 22, 1883. Prothonotary.
No Patent No Pay.
PATENTS
obtained for Inventors In the United States
Canada and Kurope, at reduced rates. With
our principal omee located In Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Olflcc, ne aro able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness nnd de
siatch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at a distance from Wash
ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
' associate attorneys." We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as lo pa.
tentabilliy, Iree or charge, and all who are
Interested In new Inventions and patents are
Invited to fend tor n ropy ol our "Guide fer
obtaining- Patents," which Is sent free lo
any address, and contains oomi lete Instruc
Hons how to obtain patents ami other valua
ble matter, Worelorto the fltruian-Ainer-lean
National Hank Washington, I), U. ; the
llnyal Swedish. !orwelan and Danish Leira.
Hons. at Washington; Hon. Jos. t'aey, late
Ohlcf Justice U. S, Court of (Jlalms; lo tbe
OUlolals or the U. H Patent OXee, and to
Senators and Mombcrs of Congress from
every State.
Address: L01II3 DAOOF.lt k CO.. So
licitors of Patents ant Attorneys st Law.Le
Droit Ilulldlng WASilaoTojr, D. O,
The First National Bank
OF LKltlOHTON.
The Annual Klectlon for Seven Dlreetors
or this Hank will bo had at l lie Hanking
House on Tuesday, JANH Alt Y8ih.18.Sl. be
tween tho hours ol 1 and a o'clock P.M.
, W. W IHIW.MAN, Oashler.
Lehighton, Deo. 13, 18S3.
LAND
Olalnisa specialty, and U' A li
lt AM is. A ll 1) It 1 (I N a i.
Itll.MI'STllA II :l-H I t l-Kii-r
r.S and all kinds ol LAN H srlf iw-i- i,
"''J- 1-arge Stock, and lllghcit Prices
To whom it May Concern
Oarbon Uountv. Pa , as tba same are my
properly. and loaned by ua to him during
,UrioV , .
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Found Qnllty.
Mrs. J. U. Ooodwln was convicted: last 1
Friday, at Eat ton, ol having swindlod I he
Franklin Houio out of a $S0 board bill i
The trial, after a session of three, hours
Tbufsdoy night, concluded Friday morning,!
the jury retiring shortly before twelye!
9'rtock and rendering Its verdict in the af-1
terfioon, Tho Court In charging tho Jury
said there had been no testimony offered to
show that Mrs. Oiodtvln. bod not boarded
at tho Ifranklin House, nor was tho. allega
lion that she bad failed to pay her bill dis
puted, T.he case had taken lather largir
ground in view nf the other cases pending
against Mr. Ooodwln for fraud in having
secured money from the sewing girls under
fslse representations. Mrs. Ooodwln was
placed on the stand, but her lektimouy djd
not bear on the point at Issue. She denied,
ever having been In Wheeling, West Vlr
gluia; 8pringfield, Massschusctb-; Waverly
or Cortland, N. Y., and sild she had gone
to Corry to lettla In business and bad not
intended to commit fraud. Sentence was
-deferred. Sho wss acquitted on tba charge
of defrauding young girls.
Pass tho l'retned" Thlngf Around.
A femalo writer says "Nothing looks
worse on a lady than darned stockings."
Allow us to observe that stocklngi that
needs darning look worse than darned ones
HWn'iiofon Star.
Stocking!) looks best Surely without any
"darned" boles In them. Louiseillc Jour
nal. "Darn it," gonllcmcn, if Ihelady bas a
hole in her stocking can't she "knit In a
piece?" Plover Ilcralil.
The foregoing arc all the "yarns" on tbe
(object that we have lound "unraveled."
Madison Patriot.
Let upon them, or you may get "worst
ed" and have tbo "kinks" taken out of you.
Dotton JW.
Why don't they "narrc-w" and come lo a
"point." P.cr!in Courant.
Gentlemen, you had better attend lo your
"knitting" nnd let tho injury complained
of "heel" itself.-Spring Cty San.
Of such "darned" talk, we don't take any
"atock n."llydr Park Jlcniiw.
It is a "darned" shame that you haycu't
any "alockln'" this cold weather.
TATEICK O'DONNELL EXECUTED.
Loniwn, December 17th. Patrick O'
Douuell, tbe murderer ol James Carey, was
executed at eight o'clock this morning, lie
m-t his death firmly. His last night in
Newgato was ery quiet. lie went to bed
at an early hour, slept well nnd iroso long
bsforo daylight. Father Fleming arrived
about five o'clock and administered the
sacramcntol Holy Communion. After this
O'Donnell ate his breakfast, seemingly with
relish, and chatted pleasantly on various
topics. Ho made use of an expression con.
c 'ruing America that showed his great love
for that laud. He said: "America will al
ways be u home lor the homeless, and every
Irishman the world in or will shout when
ever he hears tho name mentioned. Ameri
ca may not know It, but sho is England's
b.e, and will always remain so." At 7 31)
lie was notified to mako ready. He was
prfecily resigned. Ho expressed ercotsor-
row lor his outburst of temper in tho dock,
ai me conclusion ol nis trial. He said he
hail lull the greatast animosity lor the wit
news who appeared ugainsl liiin, hut that
had disappeared.
At 7.4U the prison bell began lolling and
similar warnings were heard (mm dillerent
church bifievs iu the neighborhood, Direc'ly
aflurward tbe prisoner was removed from
Ids cell to the largo room ol tho prison. In
the large room were Minns, tho hangman;
itie isiiriius ntiii under Klierilli, the Uover
nor of tbe jail, the Rev. Mr. Duffield, the
prison chaplain, and the Newcaie turccou
Tho process ol pinioning tho prisoner's
linos was quicxiy perionned by limns, o
Donnell keeping resolute silence and show
ing the utmost firmness, occasionally amil
ing In a half obstructed manner. This work
dune, tho procession moved la tho court
yard, where tho scaffold waa erected. O'
D unell walked wilh great firmness, with
out the assistance- ol tbo warders, who stood,
closo around him. lie wna pi tlectly caljp
ami m-ii jHissesseo. iieoecnneii any m-sifl-
aiioo from tbo warders in ascending the
Heps ol tbo tcollold. I ulher 1-Ieuiin-, by
Ilia aide, repeat! d tho service of the Ohnrcli
f..r Iho dying nod hehl the crucifix belore
O'Diiniicll'e gase. O'Donnell too'big place
nn me unip tinner mo rojie, in, slack ol
which was lied uo over his hej9 by a piece
ol thro.nl. He lookeil nIOUP .1, iinco'ocnrio.il-
ly. Binns, the execution! t, performed his
iui.y ipiiei.j-. uu iiiiiier.rsi to bo very, calm
and quickly fi tted the around lb e neck
of the condemned ir.a. Cnrerully placing
IliO knot Under th .. Wt ,.r he ilenond hack.
and just as the ,Wghborlng church clocks
citi oiriaioB no pulled the ratal lever
He had allo yed lor u drop nf eight feet
mo rop hardly quivered. Thcro was
scarcel;- any muscular movement of the
oody Deulh was instantaneous.
THE SUIT.
NEW YORK, 1884.
About rlsty million copies or Tun Sun nave
gone om oi our csrauiisuuieni uurilig the
pan iwoivo momns.
irynu where to paste end to end all the
columns or all This &uns nrlnted and sold
last year you would tret a conllnous strip or
Miivic.iiUK luiu, iii.,,,uii, vdiUlllun SCOSC, WIS
doin, sound doctrine, nnd sane wit long
enough to reach from Printing Houso square
to tho topol Mount Copernicus In the moon
thon liack to Printing Houso square, nnd
then three quarters el the way back to the
lnoon attain.
Hut Tins Sun Is written rortheinhabUants
or Iho earth, tbla samo strip ol Intelligence
nuuiti i,roio me giooo iwuniy.seven
twentv-eialit times.
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the past year has spent only ono bourovcr Ii,
am) II bis wile or hia Kramlntber lias siwnt
anolher hrur. this neirsnaoor In lsurt hn. nr.
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1811.
ir you know TneSrjN, you Ilka It already,
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LIFE ON THE
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BROWN'S IRON BIT
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SEW ARB OF IMITATIONS
THE
OF ALL
r(R LIAIT AITS BEAST,
Fnmoi-o limn n tlilnl of n, eentnrvlha I
Sl.y l. ZlTllnlnllf I.llllm.lit hfl.hMn R
It known to millions ull over tho world na I
31 tho onl7 salo rollnnco for tho roller or3
rsaccidciita nmi pain, it 13 a tnextlctnel
faoovo jinco nnii prniso me beat or it I
u ind, l or every foiw of cztciual polo I
XIGAN
Ifnatann; Mnlmcnt lj-wlthontfiuccm&l.
It iiouetrutc floeh nnd muscle to
tho vei-y Iioiie mskinn; tbo contlnu,
nnco of pain rati Inflammation Impoo-
ainto. na r reels upon unman FleKinod
tliiiltrctoPrcatln:i cm equally rrondeo
lul. "lliQilcslcaa '
tlnlmcnt Is nocdail by somabody In
every house. JJvcry Oay lirlncu news of
the agony at nit ntvfiil acalil or buns
Subdued. Of rlicilkilof la imirlm m.
atntorl. or a lnliinblo horse or ox
saved by tlio licallnr; jiowerottlila
wlilch apeodlly cm-os eucli allmenta of
tho ItUilAH VLLiU ns
Itliennintlam, KiTellintrt, OtlxT
Julnta. CuulraetrJ SfuArl
ilSlimtus, 1-olsonona Vltea aiisl
J."jUhk, Rtimiess, Umcncis, Old
Nores, lllci ra. lVotlllles.Chllulalns.
Sor Alpplra, Caked llrrast, and
jlmlcfil ncry form ot eitrruoj ills
Sense. It lirnla ivllhout acids.
I t or t he linuTB Vxcxrvxt It enrea
a 'I.ralin, SifUiur, fstliT Jatnta,
, loimilir, IIm iic i f.orra, Hoof llls
. 1 .t Uoi cv Worm, s.au,
7I.UJ. "ravin, Thriit.li, Itliutiaue,!
-Old rioro, I'oll Hvll, rilm sitHiii?
Sliio fjiij'it nml every othir allmeutt
i in iTi.u.-i 1 -is Hiipeiiils s.j- trie:
.ti"llj sil ( ,-icls ril ,,re llAlile. f
'.HI -Minn ITs tusiK I.liitnieiit jj
-1 -.-.- rii s.uwer iuaiinouiUii
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