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Watches,
Clocks,
Jewelry,
Silverware,
Spectacles ani Eye Glasses,
POST omuK nUILDINCJ,
Weisspor fc, Penna-
Repairing
rU hinds promjitly attchdcd to lit VKY
Itusonablo Charges.
li' you nood anything in our
lino, give us n call before go
ing elsewhere. Our Prices
nre as low as tlic lowest, and
nil Goods are warranted to be
us represented. fcb2-y
Free Lecture,
On the Question of llie Age,
By .COL. mm W. BAIN,
of Louisville, Ky.)
THE rniNCE OF THE PLATFOUM,"
In lhn Presbyterian Church, Lelilghton, on
WednesQay, May 7tli, 1884,
At 7t30 o'clock P. M.
MtlsiGliythe LEHIGHTON ORCHESTRA
TK3TIMONIAL3.
ttev. ltowatd ittehdenffiTi, his forrncrytastnr,
eaysoTlilm; "He is the lirlnco of the .lat
torm.anit has twen a Christian ami plilhm
nnttiroirstfrom Ills bnyl-.oo.l. He Is terribly
In earnest In his work or reform, yet hIJ
Inor snakes all the cobwebs from tho heart."
Oo- rue W. Ilaln, Esq.. lias been Icctnrlnrf
tn Canada recently, am! bis lectures have
awakened treat Interest wherever be tins
viKtken. llie Hrantfiinl Datli Lxpttilltn
eays grins nsti to tins cuji
"Wrckllrle Hall was crowded from pint
from in tnodoors hist tVenlmr Every avnll
utile riiuco about tho btiltillnjr. even In the
feallery ana Ilia renillng room, w.is occupied
nnd hundreds lea the hall for want ofstaml
I n ic room. It was truly a mnunltlccnt audi
ence, leiirrecnltnir. Inn Wealth and lntelll.
Ireiiceol llrantionl. tt was evident from the
Very bctrlniiinia: Ibat the audience ami Iho
tirainr were well nialcttcil a niuKtiltlco.it
audience and a gran oraior. He possesses
H raroeomblnstlon of powers. 11c Is lofticil
IiuaKlnative, ami un-silonall anil when lie
Ims conitrueteil his argument Imauliia
tli n nliisunonlt like llxlitnlnir upon u storm
cloud, and con nliitelv ciiptur.s h.s hearers
by his sulillii e illubls or oratory, we have
never heard nnyibin more bautliul and
eubtlmB than were some ol bis descriptive
eentences. When lie turned his arguments,
thus itiumtnnd h.v the nowcr ot his vivid ltn
liKlnailot), uiKin the audience Willi a pathetic
tenderness wnicu is irresisuuiu, nicy iinocr
flood something ot the power or human clu
"Uenco "
'Him. W. naln, of Kentucky, ha nocrtual
cm the platlorm of our time as anadtouate
vif the cause of temperance. Ho Islbomost
charmlni! sneaker I have ever known. Ills
itvle Is Indescribable, He Is simple and un
Directed. Ilu docs not net as though ho
thought himself anything remarkable, ami
he does not. lie Is thoroughly irood, and that
Is one ureat cause of his power. Ills heart
is In the work and all who listen to Mmetl
tnaiaicood man lepieauinK nun iiicm, lie
Is divinely called to the K'eal onil grand
Work In which he Is so Incessantly encaged
bnd Jod houojs the work.
I). C, 11a.bc.oci;,
I'hlladelphU, April 2nd, lSb.
Auditor's Notice.
ESTATE of OEOMir. HElCHAlttJ, l)c.
ceased. On the 21st day of April 1831. the
undersigned was appointed by the (JuUrt of
Common PleasofUarbon iloUntv. ns Audi
tor, to make distribution or the funds or lnl
nnce In the hands of I.ydla llelchnrd, ad
mlnlstratrlX ol the estate of George Kclch
nrd, deceased, lute of Knst I'enn township,
raid county, and make report to next term,
will meet all parties Inlcreitcd for the pur-
1 lose of his appointment on MONDAY tho
8th HAY ol St AY, lB8t,atONKtr!l.uUK
1. M nt his omee In the borough of IMnUch
Chunk, on Uromlway street, wlienand whcie
All peisons Interested are required to bo
present and present their claims or bene
barred Irom coming In for a share In said
fund or balance.
t'HAS. OrtlN STHOII. Andltor.
Nauch Chunk, l'a, April 22, lull. v,i.
ALESMEN Wanted!
ToeanvftF8
for tlie fnle of (Ira nop.
lloiei nnd
otlicr Nurfcrv Stock,
Stondy emiilovment KUttrantceil. Sal
a n v and KxrKNBi-ft Paid I Apply at
once, Chabk lluoTHKiia, Hochestcr,
N. Y. ritefer lutlili natter J
rii wnoUnjfU tho real teat of a tobacco.
It la the TvgiX way rf fmotlnff. You pet
tuoro tllrcctlr at tho fla or oud f raffrancc.
You tato the wnolic cooler, and tho toulc
cleaulier and pafer. Pito emokl&ff la
nioUujf reduced to a fluo art.
llto mora tho question of adulterated
tobacco force ltlf on the attention of
cmokcrt, tho moro deelrablo It bcconiCH
to know I'recinely nvhat yon arc emoUup.
In BlackwcU'a Dull Durham Kmokln Tt
bacco you have a Kuarantco,
I oiwajB, inai u 13 nature's
K own unadulterated rroduct
nliMfl- fraia'anre flavor, sud
yv unsurpaatQitqualLty(arodc.
flVl-U irVDl IUO BDil BIKl Dir.
Try it, and you wflt 1
UtJ. None prnuino w Ub.
out trade-mark of tho Bull.
Try Pino Komcdion.
IrtiPAiroirFTlieSalTatorinai:
IV PnlmsnteTronWes
For the Curl or Consumption. Asthma. Hem
orrhage, IHpbtherla, Oruu, Whooping
MuCii,rneumoniii.i!aiarrii.i;HiKUs.i:o!us,
ore i nroat ami uu iironcniai i rouoics.
it I. a wonderful preparation of I'ine anil
Honey, and Is working a radical revolution
IH All aucoosaful ruhennen and Bporta
men cmtike Black ell'a Bull Durham
jH HmoLinj- Tobacco, and they enjoy It.
above Clseases. Kurakopi aiies instant I been purchaseil by John Brown, uf Euslon,
rillifwilAouf ail, and with fulthlut use will , for $:5,l)l)0. Mr, Brown now owns the en
elfsol a rauld and perloet 'ure. It absolutely , tlre qiurry.
doss not contain either opiate, narcotlo or V , . .
any Injurious drug, and la a i-phklt vuikt. &Uiiiyersell Kulz I'omsde is a Cer
4.UI.K t-llKf AiitTlnN. A TRIAL will coiiTluce man metal llili that brats everything for
y--i or Its merits. If jou would alwavs K-et iUnig on a goo.1 ihiIisIi quirk and without
:r.?n.1tlV.: hr. 10 "--
Hi In your mnlielne chest. Send lor painph.
1st to tJ A. I.KWIS 61 ML.Sole I'ruprletuts, The Wes'.ern Nail Association has en-
jros ( lhapel Street, New Haven, Ot. , , ,, ,, ,
i,w. tiiTTr.. p,., K-,n.r ,n t ins npllou nfth Western Iron Asm.
P.VmlpU imndln a unilorm reduction
Bold m Druggists IsnlS-mtot of 10 percent alter June I.
"Original Cheap Oafih Store."
Gent's Neckwear.
The character of a man Is often Illustrated
and dcllnod br Ids neck tie. In scurf or
cravat may be seen the variations of Ills
Woods and tenses; Indeed, the neckwear of a
gentlemen's dress affords about Iho only op.
portuntty of displaying his peculiar taste In
colors. All tlio tiovcllles In Tics, Scarfs unit
Oravntsaro shown now, and new goods will
be added to tlio assortment ns soon as they
Appear, The llarfleur, Jaltna and Galatea
Scarfs are very fashtonablo and handsome.
All our neckwear Is manufactured expressly
for our trade! and no select our own silks of
which they aro mads. This arrangement
enables us to show many styles not to bo seen
elsewhere,
J. T. NUSBAUM,
Opp. Public Square, Dank Street, Lehigh,
on, Pa, June o, less-ly.
SATUKDAY. APRIL 211, 1884.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Persons making
payments lo tills office by money orders or
postal notes will please make tliem payable
at the WmssroRT Post Omei, as tlio Lo
blglilon office is not n money order office
Our Neighborhood in Brief.
dcakcts it as nix.
There's trouble In the circus,
The menagerie's In a row,
The camel's got his back up.
Sad is the sacred cow.
The elephant's in mourning,
Worn Isllio monkey's phii,
For tha fuel is very certain
Thafpeonule lias rla."
The country maid is weeping,
The cilv belle In pain,
The lit llo lads anil lassies,
Sigh nut their hearts In vein,
Neither the Inrifl' question,
Nor yet the Mnrmon biz,
Cih obviate tho statement
That "peanuts has rlz."
Crowded Our streets Saturday r.lglit.
There areiO ciruuecs on the road this
Spring.
Slalinglon lias borough debt ot $4,
707.33'. XUuCrsscknt Toiiacoo advertisement in
an'ilher column.
Putatoes sell at 25 els. per bushel on
our streets.
A Board of Trade lias been incorporated
at Wllkesbarro.
Butler slls at 24 Bnd Stf els. per pound
in and around this vicinity.
Tlio weather during the past week has
been disagreeably cold.
Mr. Devlin, Supt., nf the now breaker,
has moved his family- lo lown.
Eggs are sold by hucksters, nn our
streets, at Irom 10 to 18 cents per dozen.
Cutinierleil silver dollars of a V-ry rlc
ccptiyo kind are said to be in rirculation.
Miss Laura Fcnslcriuscher, nf Allen
town, Is tlio guest nf Mrs. J. S. I.clilz, on
Northampton street.
.SrAll kinds of stationery, at lower
prices thnii any other place in "town, at the
news dciot.
The annual pirado ol the Bethlehem
fire dpHirtmenl lakes place on Saturday,
May 2 llh.
Pocono township, Monrno county, was
visited by a 14 inch snow storm lost Satur
day. Whew I
jBWTIm best BLU13 FIjAN.VKL SUITS,
warranted fast colors, at $0 per suit, at Jos.
Jonas', Obert's Building.
A number of co.il oars Were wrecked on
the L. V. railrnul, near Catas.iuqua, Wed
nesday, by a collision.
Sen the handsome spicy announcement
nf It, II. Peters, the lallof in another col
umn nT In-day 'a Advootk.
;isfl-A new lot ol CLOCKS, WATCHHS
and J i:VKI.HY just received at S. II AG A
MAN'S Store, Lehightoti, Pu.
The Luzerne. Pmhibilionists held i
County oonentlnn in Wilkesbnrro Tuesday
ami I'Uia iuii ticKri in nomination
Our young and popular IMend T. Web.
Clauss spent several ilavs ill towns down
the road un business, during the week
Charles Seiferl bus greillv improved
the appearant'ts nf his grounds, on South
etrcci, by the erection ol a neat lence.
U-Pianos. $50 cash, and J15 mnnthlvt
Organs, cash , and inonlhly; Sewiiig
oiariiines, o canii, and J inonthly, at J
K. Ilulbocn's. Every article cuara'uteed.
A. G. llrodhead and fjtnily last Week
moved from Mauch Chunk to Kleminglon,
Now Jersey, where they will reside lu the
luturu.
-John Goldbuch, an employee In Obcrt'e
Pork Parking establishment, in this bur
nugh, had Ins arm severely cut on last
Monday afternoon.
SR-Tlin latest styles and Ihe best tnste
in trimming, done, at the lowest cash
prices, ut Iho millinery store of Alvenia
Giaver, Bank street, Lehtghton.
The s irvlo-, with a tang nf men,
has been engaged during tho week fixing
up our streets, which work was very badly
ueeiieu.
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY
II. nds on Pan Is and Veil, at Chiuss .V
Bro., The Tailors, Bank street. Lehmliluo.
Apply at once.
The Sheriff of Northampton county hns
seized eight cars and n locomoiive belonging
to the Pennsylvaui.i, BUliugton uud New
Enifland Itaiiruad Compjny.
,tOChildrens hats frnm 25 rents nn.
Ladies wishing crane bonnets nr veils
should not fail lose my elegant iis.rtment
of crapes, Alvenia Grmcr, Lehighlon.
--Trexler .t Kricdler'a now carriage
works is rapidly being pushed Inward com
pletion, an I will be ready lor occupancy in
about two Wv-cks.
tr.Tust opened, six pieces of DODY
BltUSSKL CAUPET t Hi rents per yard,
worth $1.41), ut .103. JONAS'.Oben'a build
ing. John Ileacock, n brnkennn, aged .".0
years, of Catawitsa, was killed Saturday ,by
being crushed between the roof of the P. k
U. Hi-iNit and a Ireightcar.
SYou con get n Single Buggy Harness,
in part nickle, at len dollars and lull nickle
at twelve dollars, got up in good style, at
at. t'lory s Harness Bliop, Weis.nt, 1'a.
To morrow (Saturday) night the tenth
anniversary of the Lutheran Sun-Jay school
will be. celebrated; extensive preparations
nave neen lusiie in make the aUalr a suc
cess. All are invites.
XSfV. S. Mai! writing packets, now.
letter, business and legal can, finest thing
out. joii cover is a niotter. 1U cts. cacu
at J t . Jlalbacli'a. f
a iijueeu year nm son oi uonn flczer,
nf this borough, had his loot badly mssbed
by fc coal train nn the L. V, Itli., un Tues
day, nrivssltatiug amputation near the
aukle joint.
J3GChoice Clover Seed,
ior sale at J, L. Gabcl'.
8.00 per bushel.
The one-lourlh interest of C. C. CVe
fair in the new Bangor slale quarry' lias
Mr. Henry D. Ilsger, of Greenwich
tsp , Berks county, is the owner of Ger
msn Testament printed 32V years ago. His
great-granrlfstber brought It oyer from
Germany.
Edwaril Hodinn, it decorative pslnler(
commltled suicide at Boston on Friday, by
tlrnw nlng, because he was unable to Mm
work, lid leaves a wife and flvo children
lu Brooklyn, N. V.
tn.lt you VfuntH, nlce,?mooth,casy shave
your hair cut or shampooing, go to Frani
lioodcrer's Saloon, tinder the Exchange Ho
tel. Ho will fix you right; and don'tyou
forget It.
Three, collieries near Mabanoy City
which are Just being completed by Lents.
Lilly .V Co. will employ 1000 men and boys.
r. early luo tenement nouses will tie uuui
near Ibe collieries.
A Bio Tjiino! Every subscriber to tin
CAttnox AoyoOATB who Immediately pays
up arrearages and one year In advance wilt
receive free for one year Health and Jlomt,
a large 8 pace, 40 column monthly paper,
devoted to home matters. Step up. f"
Hugh Sherliten was Injured in Net
elope at Jeanesvillo nn Friday nllcrnoon.
Irom a fall ofco.il which struck him on tho
hrad also broke his shoulder bone. Mr.
Sheridan will be laid up for several weeks.
There was no coat shipped oyer the
Lehigh Valley railroad during tlio Week
ending nn the I Dili Inst. There Is a do
crease in the coal tnnnnge nvor the mad up
lo thai date of 391,087 tons as compared
Willi same lime last year.
jggr Only $10,00 cash
for an sdl-wool Suit at IT. II.
Peters', Post-office buildin
4o
Lchiuhton.
The Keystone elate normal school has
more scholars this term than ever before.
It lias boarding facilities for about 400
students. Thrso nre nil taken up, nnd
many students board in nrivntn families.
Iu all thero are over 600 students.
- Ground hns been staked nil In the Uni
versity Park, South Bethlehem, whereon
Is to bo erected the Sarah Packer memorial
chapel. The chnpel. it is well known, will
be built in honor of the memory of the wife
nf Judge Asa Packer, the launder ol Ilia
UniVetitV.
flSfH. H". Peters, at tho
Post-office building, Lehigh
ton, will make you nn all
wool suit lor only $10 cash,
if you order now.
Fanny Davenport has Contracted In
appear h! the Chestnut street Opera lions",
Philadelphia, next season: but our popular
liveryman David Ehbert, will remain at
his old stand nn B.ink street, for the pur
pose nf supplying the people with cheap
and handsome tenlr.s.
Key. Dr. Porier has tendered Ills resig
nation nf the Third Slreet Deformed Church,
E.iston, to take effect the first uf August,
lie ha been in chsrgn for seven years and
resigns because nf il health. He is ulsn
prolessor of botany and zoology in Lafayette
college.
gSgTThe rush still continues
tit Ui.auss & Bito., for those
handsomely-made, nll-w o ol
suits at SI 0.00. Call early
il you wish to take advantage
of this remarkably low price
for a suit made to order.
B. K. Cultnn, of Welssport, will leave
for Geneva, N. Y., next week, for the pur
pop of procuring a IsrgC slock nf first class
Fruit and Ornamental Trees nnd Vines,
wliirh he will huvu on hand, and fir sale
r.t low prices, on or about I lie SOth ot April
A few g'inil canvassing agents wanted. For
lurther particulars apply at his rosidcucti
on White street, Weisspotl, Pa,
April .1, I8d4-4w
Two accidents, one very tcrlnus, the
other fatal, occurred on last Saturday night
on the Lehigh Valley tracks. OsearSmith,
a brakeman, was run nver at (llendnn ami
lost liis right leg, tt is thought ha will re
cover. Frank rVhug, of Clnin Dm, win
truck by a freight engine about mtdlilght,
had both legs crushed onri died soon niter.
gSgfNow is the time, and
CLAUSS & 1JIIO., the
place, if you want a nice fit
ting all-wool suit of clothes,
made to order for only $10.00,
The liquor sellers of Dmgnrand Pen
Argyl grew very angry lifeline the put
lisherol a local paper accepted nnd printed
for the temperance people on advertisement
containing the names of persuhs who eigned
license petitions and threatened tti boycott
his paper in retaliation, But the temper
ance folks, who are in the mujority, took n
frm stand and threat-ned to retaliate iu
kind upon the liquor mn,nud the buyout
ting match is now declared olf in couec
qoenccs, Our young townsman, Jas. P. Smith,
we understand will be n candidate at the
Democratic convention fir Iho position nf
Register and Jtecnrder. Mr. 3., wos a can
didate three years agn, and was within n
a lew votes ol obtaining the nomination at
that time exhibiting remnrliah.e etrrngth
ior his llrstappeuraiii-e before a nominating
convention, lie Is a young man of most
estimable rhnmcter, and by education is
well lit! ml to fill the position of liegister
nnd Itecordcr of the county nf Carbon.
VQ-E. F. Lurkenbachj CI Broadway,
Mauch Chunk, has enlarged his store, put
in a new skylight, and now has on exlnbl
lion over 1000 styles of fine paper hanitlics.
decorations, Ire'ses and borders, locether
Willi an elegsnt line nf dado shades, with
latest attachments and trimmings. Bonks,
staiioiierr and tancy goods in great variety
and nt lowest prices.
The Lehigh Presbytery met at Bethle
hem, on I be J Tt li inst, and continued in
session all day. Iter-F. V.King iv.ia ap
pointed to the church a'. While Haven and
Key. J. F. Campbell lo the one at Slating-
ton. John II. Knlb was licensed lo preach.
after which he preached Ins trial sermon,
1 he overturn from the urneral Assembly
nn the reviseii book of discipline was ans
wered in the negotivo. Ihe next session
will be held iu Tainiin.ua on the third Tues
day in June.
Lute Sundsy afternoon Glover'a Hill, a
suburb nf Shenandoah, was the scene nf a
lively fight between about ona hundred
Hiingirians and about the same number nf
Ame-icans. A bitter feeling has existed for
some time against the foreigners, und,as is
customary on Sundays, a number of Hun
garian! went out on the hill to practice
shooting. This the Americans determined
to stop, and while endeavoring to do so h
freo fight took place. Stones were freely
used, several pvrxms on both sides being
injured uy liying missiles. A number ol
shots were exchanged, but uo one was hit.
' A young man named Samuel Drucken
miller, of Weatherly, was instantly killed
at that place on Wednesday morning. II
was employed in the loundry, and, in at
tempting to board a car to ride to his work,
caugni ins mot in a switch ami was thrown
under tho wheels. The top nf his head
was cut olf, and death was almost instant.
William Harris, an Englishman, aged
45, was struck by a train Wednesday on
Ihe Bangor and Portland Hailroad, near
Alston, ami lalally Injured, lit wis hard
of hearing.
Mr-Henry La'.ohfori's Lecture!
We understand thai Mr. II. Latch for J
will deliver a lecture In the Presbyterian
church, Slalinglon, this (Friday) evening
at 7.30 o'clock. Subject; English Slates
men from Magna Chart to the Present
Time. The subject is an Interesting one,
and one upon which Mr. L, is thoroughly
conversant, and will no doubt be enjeyed
by bis bearers, Admiasiou free.
A OAIVD.
To tha School Directori of Carbon Cottntv!
Or.Ti,itmi, At the earnest solicitation of
mv friends, I hereby nlfer myself as n can
didate for the office of County Bupariuten
dent nf Carlmn County. If elected I pledge
myself In iierform tho duties of the uflico to
the best of usability.
Yours very truly,
T. A. SNYDER,
Principal of the Lelilghton, Schools.
Lehighton, April 15, 1881.
A CARD.
To tho School Director! of Carbon Conntytl
Owing to the fact that Prof. T. M. Bli
nd, our present elhcicnl uoumy buperln
tendent, has found 11 necessary to withdraw
his name as n candidate 1 submit my
name as a candidate for said olfiee, In the
consideration of the School Directors of Car
bon County.
Most rejpeclfully.
J.T. Wiiitii,
Principal of Mauch Chunk Schools.
April 2U-w2.
Over tho Walls,
On last Saturday between 12 nnd 1 o'-
lock a loud crash was hoard) Investiga
tion Into tho matter showed tis that the
building used by Charles Yenser, for a
Washing machine factory ,situsted in Iherear
nf liis resilience on Bank street, had, nn ac
count nf the large stono wall giving way,
been precipitated Into the swamp below.
The building was completely demolished
and the contents of the shop scattered lo
every direction. Of the ten or a dnten
machines in the btilliling theie vrcroonly
two broken, Mr. Yenser'. lots is estimated
nt about 1-230.
For tho Benefit of the M-E. Church'
The original New Orleans University
Troupe of Minstrels are announced logive
one of their incomparable concerts in the
School Hall, this borough, this (Friday)
evening, for the benefit ol the M. V. church.
This company has received Ihe highest
commendation of press and people wherev
cr tiny have given performances, and w
would advise our readers not to miss this
opportunity of hearing them. Ill addition
to enjoying a ricli musical treat, they will
have the satisfaction of contributing tn a
good causr, Itemember, THIS (Friday)
EVENING. Admission, 35 rente; children,
25 cenlSi reserved si-als (to bo bad at
Thomas' Drug Store) 5(1 cents.
Big Creek Item:-
Farmers aro about through with sow
ing nuts.
Charles Meinhnrt tins sold nffhisppr
eonel properly, and moved to Bloomlield,
N. J. We all wish Mini good luck.
Wm. Buyer has a fiue black mare ond
colt for sale.
Silt's church was dedicated on last
Sabbath, after a thorough repair.
Mirs Emma J. Arner,nf Bowmansvllle,
was oh a visit to her parents a feAv days
ago. Come again,
Boatmen haya the privilege of enjoy
ing occasional Vacations.
You can't whiten your fences with
Water oulyl
Charles Leis is working nn the Cen
tral railroad, and L. Buyer is employed by
C. Kern, of Millport. JfUTloa.
A Narrow Escape.
One day Inst week W. C. Weiss, of East
Welssport, made a very narrow escupe with
his life. IIo was driving in his buggy down
the canal two path, and when at the weigh
lock, liis horse became frightened and
dashed down the the two-nath at a terrible
rale, when Hearing the hick at Weissmtt
the road was hi ickaded by four mules, ulid
Mr. Weiss seeing that ho could not pass
without n serious accident dropped one side
of '.he reins, and putting liis lull strength
unon the oilier drew horse and btlirgy Into
the canal) niter which he disentangled him
sell from the wrappings and Jumped from
the buggy into the WHler and swam ashore)
tlio horse swam down to Ilia feeder where
ho whs got ashore. Mr. Weiss then entered
the water again lo recover cushions and
other arllcloi which had flouted from the
buggy. It was certainly a very narrow es
capo, nlld only for Mr. W'e presence of mind
must hayo resulted disastrously.
List of letter!
llemnining uncalled lor in tlio Welssport
post oflice, April 23, 1881 1
Joseph Hunsicker,
Mrs. Itunsinger,
Tho. Hunsicker,
James Keller,
Matlldu M. Weisa,
William Mlllieim,
Reuben Arner,
John.on A Co.,
Dirltn ICttuklo,
Haniy Roth,
Mrs. Maria Mover,
Emanuel Burger.
Chas. Cliristnuin,
Alfred I'lickingcr,
II. It. Ooldcnberg.
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters will please say "advertised."
Wm. Ksfciit, P. M.
Letters remaining Uncalled for In tho
Packerton post office, on Ihe I9tl inst.l
Benninger, Wm,
Lspp, John
Liroao, Octavo, 2
McGlnlev, M.
Miller, Henry
SwarlS, Henry 13.
Troultnan, George
Deroge, Thomas
Erllmati! Alfred
Fltckiiiger, Georee
Goincry, Willi, nn
Gesell, Albrechl
Henry, Alfred
iieigier, 11. J.
Persons calling for above letters, will soy
Advertised." L. MoDasik!,, P. M.
Diabolical Outrage-
On Saturday alternnnn a Week Mrs. Jos.
Lloyd, a most estimable young married
woman resident at Slatedale, was allocked
by on unknown villain and ass3iilled ond
ravished. Sbc had been to a store at Frank
lin, and It Was while sho Was walking
along a linely pln:e that the scoundrel, n
fellow ol burly built, and carrying n heavy
btiok, pounced upon her, threw her dnwii
ami perpctratni his hellish crime, fills
resisted with all tlio strength she possessed,
but In tain the scoundrel repeatedly limk
ing thre.its Hint If she msde an outcry he
would club the life nut nf her. After I lie
brute had accomplished his purpose he ran
nray,iiud his mor victim proceeded to the
nearest House atul there made known what
had hapieued to her Tho whole neigh
borhood wus soon aroused aud search made,
but the guilty scoundrel could nn be found.
Suspicion rests heavily on a certain person
who was In Ulntedale the day before the
assault. Ho represented that he hailed
Irom Philadelphia, and that his nnmn was
Goodly. But It has since developed that
his representations Wero filso. Certain
persons In Slatedale knew him. and told
him Ins real name, and that lie belonged to
Milport, nbovo the Lehmh Unit. Dele-live
Smith is on his Irack. He Is u large mus
cular matifbhnd In one eye, and wears a
brownish suit, mid a black slouch bat.
Allenluwn Democrat.
Departure of Frof. Balllet.
The Hazlcton J'.'om Speaker pars Its
respects to Prof. Balliet thuslyi Professor
Thomas M. Balliel, who has during the
past three years served assuperlntcndantnf
the schools of Carbon county, has declined
a re elrrtinn, haying accepted a iwsilion as
teacher In the Cook eounty (Illinois) Nor
mal ccnooi. not only uurbon county but
many teachers throughout the State will
regret to part with so able an educator.
Being a man of great prudenro, patience,
tact and ability, and one whose prrsenco
and different presentations ot eduralional
subjects alway excited enthusiasm among
teachers and all others interested In educa
tion, be has attained a foremost position
among the educational lights of our Stale.
His modest aud gentlemanly eouduct and
words, kindly ndyice ond encouragement
have ennearrd him to the teachers under
Ins charge) and he leaves our State amidst
the grratest of tegels and the rarnrst hopes
of l continuation of the dasrrvrd success
which has heretofore been accorded him
The Cook County Normal School is one
of Ihe fii'esl institutions for Ilia prepsration
of teaebert in the United Slates. Its prin
cipul is Col. Francis W, Parker, with a
faculty of Iwrntv-six teachers, of which
number Mr. Ballirl is lu be one. Very
much is being immiplislied towards the
I dtancement of the educational (ansa at
this erhwd and Irom six In seven hundred
teachers ar eonslautly In attendance.
Be ye also ready to hesr the great
leetuie by Geo. W. Bain, Esq , Ihe great
Kentucky temperance Irrlurer, in the Pres
byterian church, nn May 7, at 730 o'clock.
See announcement in lo day's Advocate.
bbituary.
Jonathan ICresstey, an old ond very
highly rcsperted resident of Mahoning
Valley, died nt his homo on Wednesday
morning. Deceased was born In Heidel
berg township, Lehigh county, this Btato
171)0) come to this conntv 30 years ago, and
has continuously resided in Mahoning
during that time. He leaves a wile, aged
83 years -who has for some lima been In
poor health and four chll.lren-2 daugh
ters and 2 sons Daniel aud J.F., the latter
resiuem el vreatnrriy,
Frauds Blocker died at his home
In
'Itahonlug Valley on Friday ovenlng,tho
18th inst., aged about C3 Tears, of dropsy.
Deceased came to this county lo or about
1840 from Stnckertown, Lehigh county ,and
enmo years afierward was elected Sheriff of
this county. Until a few years aeo ho was
a resident of this borough, when he pur-
cnaseu tne lintel stand, at l'lejjml Roruer,
in Mahoning township, where he resided
up to within a lew weeks nf his death,
when l.o had moved on to a farm recently
pnrchassd by him. Deceased leaves a wile
end six children five sons and one daugh
terto mourn tho loss of a kind and afTec
ilonoto husband and father. The fuuernl
look place on Tuesday nflcrnoon at the La
l.lghtnn c'inelery, ond was very largely at
tended by relatives and friends, the pall
bearers being Messrs. M. 0. Trexler, J. W.
Raudeiibushf S.im'l Graver, Wallace Selple,
Lol. llehrig and Godfrey Peter,
Samuel Cherington Williams died at
Packerton, of niplexy, on Thursday nf last
week. Ho wos born In noarin3 Creek Vsl
ley, Cjlumbia county, in the yeor 1821.
He moved to Mauch Chunk when thirteen
years tild and resided In that neighborhood
abiut fifty years, lie was a machinist by
(rule, and worked years ago at the old
Upper Foundry, then owned by Lippinrnlt
fc Miner. In his early days ho worked for
the old Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com
pany and was one of three men who was
on the safely car when it made its first trip
down Mt. Pisgah Plane. He was a devout
christain, r kind lather, a member nf the
Method istchurch, and was highly respected
by all who knew him. For the last fourteen
Years ho was employed by the Liihigh Val
ley lluilrnnd Company at Packerton. The
deceased was for a number of vears n mem
ber or the I. O. O. F., orMaueli Chunk. He
leaves n wlfu and four children. The
funeral look place from lhn residence uf B.
F. Williams, Mauch Chunk, mi lastSumUv
at two o'clock, nnd was largely attended by
relatives and Iriends of the l.imily.
Calm on the lmsom ot thy God,
Dear Father, t est then now,
Evdi wliilu wuli tn tuy lootsteps trod
Ills seal v;ii on thy brow,
Dust tn Its narrow liouo beneath,
Soul lo tts pi, tec on high;
They ih.it have seen thv look In death,
No moro may fear lo iltc.
Lotto arc the pnths and sad the bowers
Whence thy mock smile If gone;
But, oh, a brighter house Hum ours,
lu heaven, la now thine own, A.
Down tho Valley.
Wo clip the lo'lowlng Hems from the
Allenluwn )j(y Crilict
A now post ollico has been established
at Zieglersvllle Sialion, on Ihe I'erklomen
railroad, under the mime nf Dtdphia, with
Daniel Sleller as postmaster. This will be
a gt'rnt nccommonalioti to tho residents of
the neighborhood.
Detectlyo Burkliard, of the P. & R.
Road, arrested Joseph Snyder on tho East
Penu Riilraod Tuesday atternouii, lor
illegal car riding. He Was taken before
Alderman Kleckuer, who committed him
to the care uf Warden Jucoby for twenty
days.
Edward Martin, an employe nf lrnss
matruV Kleutiter, Allcntown, the lurniture
manufaclurcrs.iccidentally cut three fingers
oil' Ins left hatiil by the slipping of a chisel
The fingers were yerylieorly severed. Dr.
Conet. Martin dressed the injured members.
Mr. Martin boards at tho G-riiiunia Hotel
on South Seventh street, and was injured
about the head by tho lulling wall at the
late luriilturo factory fire.
Tho work of excavating the ground for
basement ot tho large new hardware store
at Lumbernud Hamilton sts., Allenlown,to
ne erected by F. Hersh A 8ons, hardware
dealers, is rapidly being pushed forward.
Tuesday nlternoou the men at work dug
in under part of tho embankment, with a
purpose of wedging a great deal of tho
ground loose. Shortly alter six o'clock the
embankment containing several tons ut
ground, caved iu, spreading itself over a
groat deal uf space,
Tuesday afternoon an unknown Inon was
killed lu too Lehigh Valley yanl ut Bethle
hem, lie nan stolen a ride in a box car
and when tho train was shifted into the
yard, he got out of the rur and walked
across the tracks, and Was struck by n flat
car which was being shifted at the lime
and instantly killed A lew cigsr stumps
aud a Reading paper "ere the only things
found lu Ins po.-kels. Coroner Martin was
notified nnd held an inquest on the remains
last evening. The body wili ua taken to
the pior house lor burial Wedncsduy.
Several young urchins had a set-to In
Lumbe street, Alle ituwn, Tuesday olter
noon about five o'clock. A number of boys
nan ueeu playing tinsc nan and the catcher
ol one ol tho nines received n slinging blow
on the nose Irom u foul tip made olf a
wonderful curved ball, pitched by a ynuug
aspirant to athletic lame. The catcher got
angry, blamed the pitcher for the injury,
which naturally was resented and the two
started a bare knuckle encounter. It is
not known how many rounds wore foughl,
but when one of tho young chap's mother
canto upon the sccue, the up and down
motion of the right hand wus easily per
ceptible.
Tho Coal Trade.
The managers of the anthracite coal Com
panies mado on Thursday of last week a
new egrcement relative lo production.
They decide II First, that during the bal
ance nf the year 1834 Iho production ol an
thracite coal should be restricted lo the de
mand for consumption! second, that Iho
amount uf the restriction should be fixed
from lime to lime by Iho majority In inter
est os determined by the lonnag' third,
that the ri-siriclion shall be accomplished
by a suspension nf mining, first, for on eh
tiro week, and then during Ihe last three
days ol Hie week, alternately! and fourth,
Ihe Pennsylvania Railroad Compiny shall
share its proportion of Ihe restriction in
such manner as it may elect. Under this
agreement it ws decided tn suspend mm
log during Iho Week May 5 tn Ihe lOih , in
clusive, and on May 22, 23, and 24 it is
understood that the plan for accomplishing
Ihe curtailment was a compromise measure
between lhn Ijackuwauna unit the Pennsyl
vania Coal Company, one being in favor ul
slopping work at the mines an entire week,
and the oilier three days u week. The
Pennsylvania Railroad appears us a parly
lolhe'coal agreement lor Ihe (irt tune.
Undr Ihe clause providing that Ihe major
uy in interest, as indicated by lonnage,sball
determine the extent of Ihe restriction, II, o
Lackawanna and Ihe Heading acting in,
unison ran outvote nil tne outer companies.
There wns no mining during last week, but
beginning last Monday the miners will
work full lilr.e tn and including May 3,
A Few Sunday Whys.
Why is is that good church psnple find it
so easy to givo from three to five Lours to
an entertainment or social gathering for
liielr personal gratification, and are in such
a hurry when asked lo most tlio vestry or
or committees, occasionally, tn transsct im-
riani business Tor the Lord 7
Why dees ten dollars seem so large when
asked for church purposes and so small
when it Is to bo expended un erscual in
diligence?
Why is time enecaroe when church bells
coll In wnrshlp, but so plenty wheh Ibe
world calls tn pleasure?
Why ore Sundays and other church dsys
roi.ier, anu uouer.atm wttter than ony
other dars
Why do people who seldom nr never ro.
rpoud tn eiecial calls for mooev find most
lault because the calls are made 7
Why Is Sundsy sickness the sickest sick
nrss?
Why are excuses that will keep people
from church not thought sufficient lor "
grela" when social requisitions are made I
Why is unt lha salvation ol Ihe soul made
the first consideration at all limes?
Even while dresses are made of two
kinds nf material, nne plain, Ihe other em
broidered, broche, da tied, sprigged, barred,
or striped.
WWS ijiih i' a n . iijamiunuwH jjjaaw
ATHAOIO KVEHT.
A father's Despair and 6clf-lnfllcte4 Death.
Ilu Son's Final Keicudr Too Lato td Save
Ilia Parent.
The graphic occurrence that Is described
below is one nf the most remarkable epi
sodes In tho domestic, history of America.
It is absolute truth which can readily he
verified.
The Inhabitihls of Iho pleasant town uf
Cortland, N, Y., were shocked one morning
by Ihe announcement that Mr. Clinton
Rlndge, one of their most prominent cltt
sens, had committed suicide. The, news
spread tapidly end ornused the entire neigh
borhood where Mr. Rimlge was so well and
favorably known. At first it rremed lin
possible that any one so quiet and domestic
could dn rash a deed, and tlio Inquiry
was beard un every side es to the cause.
The facts as developed on Investigation
proved to be ns follows!
Mr. Ttlndge was domestic In tils tastes
and took tho greatest enjoyment In the
society of his chlldien nnd pride, in their
development. And Indeed he had good
reason tn be proud lor they gave promise of
long lives of success nml usefulness. But
nn evil day came. His youngest son, Wil
Ham, began tosliow elgnsnf an early deciy.
He lelt unusually tired each iIm ,aml would
sometimes sleep the entire, altornonn it
permitted In do so His head pained him,
not (cutely, but with a dull, heavy leellng.
There was n sinking sensation at tin pit uf
his stomach. He lost' all relish for food
and much of his Interest for things nboul
him. He tried monfully to nyceome llieso
feelings, but they seemed stronger than his
will, lie begau to lose llesh rapidly. The
lather became nlormed nml consulted
physicians us to Iho cause nf his son's ill
ness, but they were unable tn explain.
Finally severe sores broke nutnn his arms
and he was taken to BulTalo where n pain
fill operation was performed resulting in
the bus of much blood but affording little
relief. The young man returned homo and
a council nf physicians waa called. After
an exhaustive examination they declare
there was no hope of final recovery and
that ho must die within a very few days.
To describe the agony which this announce
ment caused the lather Would be impossible.
Hts mind failed to grasp its lull meaning
at first) then finally seemed to comprehend
It, but the load wus too great. In un agony
of frenzy he Fcized a knife and tnnk his
own lile, prclcrrlng death rather than to
survive his idoliaid son. At that tlmo
William Rimlge wns loo weak to know what
was transpiring. II is face had turned black,
his breath censed entirely at times, aud his
friends waited for his death believing that
the fiend Brighl's disease of the kidneys,
from which hu wns suirering, could lint be
removed. In this supremo moment Wil
liam's sister camo forward and declared she
would make a final attempt to save her
brother. The doctors Interposed, assuring
her it wno useless nnd that sho would only
hasten the end by the moans she proposed
tn employ. But sho was firm, and putting
all baca, appronclie 1 hir brother's side aud
ndinlnistered a remedy which she fortun
ately had on hand. Within nn hour he
seemed more easy, and before the day was
nver he showed signs of decided improve
rueiit. These favorable signs continued,
und to day William B Rimlge is well, hav
ing been virtually raised Irom the dead
throiwh the marvelous pnvor of Warner's
S.1I0 Cure, as can be readily verified by any
citizon of Cortland.
Any one who reflects upon the tacts
above decribed must have a feeling of sad
uess. Tho father, dead by ills own hand,
supposing his son's recovery t' bo impossi
ble; tlip son restored to heiillli tn mourn the
loss of Ins lather and the agonised relatives
with a memory nf sadness lo forever darken
their lives. Had Clinton llindge known
tint, his son could recover he would to day
be alive ami happy, but the facts which
turned his brain and caused him to commit
suicide were such as auy one would accept
us true. ,
However sad this cae may be, Hie truth
remains that thousands nl people are at
his moment in as great actual peril as
William Rimlge and in as great danger nf
causing misery il not dentil to their friends
Liver and kidney diseases are become the
most common and most damxernusot onynr
all modern complaints. They are tho
most deceptive in their beginnings nnd
horrible in their final stages. They are far
more deceptive than Consumption, and can
rarely be delected even by skillful physi
cians unlets n microscopic analysis be re
sorted to, and few doctors understand how
lo do tins. Their sllghlest approach, nr
possibility of approach should strike terror
lo the one who is threatened us well ns to
all Ins or her friend), These discuses have
no distinct symptoms, biitcoma in the form
nf lassitude, loss of appetite, aching muscles
and j'diits, dull headaches, pains in the
back, stomach and chest, sour stomach,
recurring signs of cold, irregular pulsations
of the heart, and frequent dizziucss. If
neglected, these symptoms aio" certain to
run intochronickidney nnd liver or Ilright'r
disease, from whlcU there Is sure to be a
great amount uf agony and only nno means
nf escape, which is by the use of Warner's
Sale Cure. The importance nf taking this
great ri'ineuy upon luosligiilcsmppearanci.
hi any nf the above symptoms cannot be
Ion strongly Impressed upon tho minds ol
all readers whiiilesiro to escipa death and
pnlu li nd prelonjj life with all ils pleasures
and blessings,
NewMahontug Items.
The Lord Supper wns celebrated in Iho
Evangelical church last Saturday everting.
llev. C. S. Hainan, the presiding elder,
delivered au ubie discourse.
It wns pretty cold during the firs' par
nf the week, so that our farmers could not
plant polntoes as they intended. We hope
the wcalher will soon be pleassnti Jake
says wo will liuvo nico weather during
May, and he Is gool authority, having
written an Almanac,
Mr. F. D. Klingeman, who left for
Ohio n lew weeks ago, is pleasantly situated
at Cornersbiirj;, in Hint State. IIo is work
ing on h farm, and Writes that he likes the
nl.ice well. His innnv friends Witt no
doubt bo glad In hear this.
llev. A. B.irtholmew' will preach in Ft.
John's Church tn morrow (Sunday) after
noon at 2 o'clock. All are invited.
Who will bo Ihe next County Superln
tendent? is askod. Tills is an important
oflice nnd wc hope the best man will be
elected.
-F.X ShefirrStorker died on Friday of
Inst week and was buried at Lehlghlon on
Tuesday. On Tuesday Jonathan Kreslev
aged nbnut 85 years, died. He was nne nf
tho oldest citizens of this place Death has
visited Us quite frequently or lata. Within
Ihe past two wceas Mr. Charles Mustelnian
and Mrs. Wehr nnd the two above named
died. One by nne they ford Ihe mystical
river nnd Mn the crc.il maltnlv. The re
mains nf Mr Kre'slv will be Interred at St.
John's church tln (Satu day) morning.
A very successful meeting nf the Centre
Square Literary Sneiety waa held Friday.
Tne question to he discussed this (Saturday)
evenlnc is i Resolved "That Grant wos a
betler General than Lee." The debitors
nn the affirmative are, D. it. Sillier and
Eugene. Nothsloln; nn the negative, J. II.
Longacre and Dayid Balllet. The rest of
the programme consuls cf declamations,
essivs, Ac. The paper will be read by the
editor. All are inyiteu, uxsu.
"Voluntary ManilauRhter."
CTbe trial of Mrs. Elisibeth Keeso for th
murder ol wiuism t. i.ti, at lornto vn,
this county, on March 23d last, wsa iof,un
at Mauch Chunk on Thursday, nf lo.t week.
The case was siven to the jury r.t 4:30 on
Saturday afternoon, and between 12 and t
'clock Sandav morning Ihe defendant was
found guilty of "voluntary manslaughter."
Court was opened immediately after Hits
Jury hnd ngreed.the, verdict received, slid
Mrs. Iteese remr.nded for sentence. The
murder was th& result nf gossip anittng the
people at Yorklown that Mrs, Reese'i hus
band and the wife d William II. Simmons
Vfero"inlnnile," On March 23 M". ltee
armed herself wllh a revolver, found her-
sell at the residence of Simmons, and after
a warnf words, drew Die weapon end fired
at Mrs. Simmons wllh the intention of end
Ing her life. Tha lull missed Mrs Sim
mons ind ttriiclt Kll, killing him almost
Instantly. Alter tlio shooting Ihe murder.
essadiuHlM that the shot Ell, and that "be
was au impudent fellow." The testimony
at the (rial wis nf a sentatumaleliaiscter
concerning Reese and Mrs. Simmons.
El C IJ
When the tveathcr grows vtuimcr, Uiat
cxlrcmo tired feeling, want of appetite,
dullness, languor, end lassitude, tdUct
utmost tho entire lititnon fafnlty, nnd rcrof
tila, nnd other diseases caused by humors,
manifest themselves with many. It Is Impossible-
td throw oft this debility nnd expel
humors from tho blood vrlthont tho aid ot a
rorlablo medicine llko Hood's Sarsaparllla.
"I could not tlecp, nnd would get up In
tho morning v.Ith hardly llfo enough to get
out cf tied. I had no nppctttc, nnd my
faco would break out with pimples. I bought
a bottlo bf Hood's Sarsaparllla, nnd soon
began to sl.'ep souudly ) could get up with
out that tired nnd languid feeling, and my
appetlto Improved." It. A. SAMonn, Kent,0
,"I had been lnuch troubled by general
doblllty. Last aprlng Hood's Sarsaparllla
proved Just the thing needed. I derived an
lmmcnsj amount of benefit. I never felt
hotter." II. 1. Mn.LET, Boston, Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparifia
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The Stock comprises
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Carpets, &c.j
Which will bb Sold et
Bankrupt Prices !
The Stock Consists' df about f 6,100 worth of
(lootls, which must be sold In a 1'P.IV DAYS,
no matter what l'rlco It brings. Call early
to secure Ilargalns at your own Trice, be
radio the sale will I'USITIVKI.1: CLOSE
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