New Advertisements, -JillALERS IN- Watches Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles aiii Eye Glasses, POST OFMCH BU1LUINO, Weissport, Penna- Repairing trait kinds promptly attended to at tehy itt.Uer.abla Charges If you need anything in our lino, live us a call before go- ina elsewhere. Our Prices are as low as the lowest, and all Goods are warranted to be us represented. fcb2-y At Private Sale. The Xinderslgned oners it Private Slo the following Feisonal Property, viz: ( Extra irond slock Mlleh Oxaa, 1 Aldrrney Hull. 1 Two-horse Wagon. lSled. 1 Cultivator. 1 Set tumble Heavy Harness. MN'K LIVE UUtM. Lot r Docks. Tn he Bold rheap. For terms and further lrtlsulars apply at the timce or 1 JOHN S. LENT2, Mister Mechanic. L. V. IIR Go, Mar !" fMCktrton. Pa. REMOVED. W. M. Selple. Physician & Snrsean, Hat Itemoved his nrflee ami Residence from B.ooud rt.t" StllTTH Ktreei.ln the building formerly occupied hy A. I IIollhnmavxh, where tie vr 1 1 1 he pleased to lee his rriends and patfens. .TS-OrFlUE W'tlUS: from 6 to 0 0 clock F, Hi March 31, ICS I ALESMEN Wanted! To canvass for the sale of Grapes, Hoses ami other Nurseiy Stock, Steady ainppiTmrni gu-ranteed. Sal- nr o Exr kmub I'a t ! Antrim once. Uiiahk IIrotiiehs. Hoi-heeler, N. Y. liefer tu this paper 1 Ap-il l Sn Tell tha children id cut out ud save Ux oomle Uhouetto picture u thef appear from Itsue to wruo. Tncf will b pleated, wita uo ccUecUoa This space Is owned by Of erarss M mein the fuaons aalmtl appearlsg aa the label or every genuine package of Black. waU'a Dull Durham Smoking Tobacco. Cyery dealer keeps this, the litt Smoking Tobacco made. Kone senulne without trade-mark of the Soil. iiniiiiMiumiiniiiimHiunninmi Legal Notices. To Whom It May Conotrn. All persons are hereby lorhld harhortnit of trustlngmy wile. MAK KKIIHM, iilur this dale, she hatlna; left my be.l and liourd without cuue ur provucution, I will pay no debts contracted by tor. JllNASS. Iir.llllUl, Mahoning twp , Carbon Cu , l'a. May H, ISaJ-wa To Whom It May Concern. Notice Is hereby riven, that I have xtven myetm OUAlil.US u KH I'll, his Iretil. m, and will not he re.ioiistbHfor any debts con tracted by him after hls.la'e, HKNltY WEIJTH. Walcksvllle, l'a, , Franklin twp., May IS, ISM w Estate Notice. Estate of Francis Stocekr. late or Mahon tnrf Twp , i arbon t;o t ., llecM, Letters Tesiamenturr upon the atiove Ks lata having treeri vrunted tultie unilrsUneo, an pers ns in.teiiie.1 to sim r.Jlulo aro re quested lo malCtt liumoillaie pirinent. an thoee having claims to prervnt tue same with out delay, to LOI'IsA rfTIICltKIt. TxhlKhtenP- U. Carbon roomy. Pa , Or, her Atlornev, K. It. SlKWKIIv. Kn. JdauebChuaa, l'a. Way 10, l81-6 Subpoena in Divorce. A. Nora nenjinitn,') InthcOurt ofCordtnon by her nejt Irlernl Hleas ortJarbon cimnty K il, Hjlugiun. AIUsSubHjrna. No. . vs. lun'y Term, 18 4, and Maoly A HenJnmlnJ No. S April Term, HM. To MARLY A. lit NJAMlN, TA alnt-nantd Rttponitnt I Toe are ht-rtby iiotlnetl to be and appear at the Court er tlommin l'lea. to be hoiden at Maocb (llmnk In nirurthe foamy or fjarmin, mare ol rennsyivania, on me vim Mondav ol Jnne. A. 1. 18S4. at Two o'elock in the Afiernoon, tn answvr laid complaint, personal eerrl-e imiii you having tailed on accouni oi jonr aienra U, W. LKNTZ, Sheriff. AprltS3,lSS4.w. Try Pino Hemedies. BnioaitroPFTlieSalyaloriiial IV'" Pnlmmiinn FnlrasiiicTronWes Tor the Cure olOoninmptloo, Asthma, Hem orfhage, lllphlherla, Droop, Whooping ueagn.i nenuiuBiii,imiHrrii,uugiii,i.oiuil Sora Throat and all llroncblal Troubles. It Is a wunderlul crenaratton of Pine and Honev. and Is wurklng a radical revolution the treatment and core or all causes or the above flaeares. KiiBAKorr alves instant r.llcf wllitoul ail. and with fall bra I use will ITsei a raui I anil perleot eure. It absolutely does not contain either opiate, naroollo or any Injurlou. drag, and Is arouuLt tkoet. a.li iMarARiTitiii. A TRtALwIlt convlnoe t1of lis merits. If you would atwavaleel nrm Wl ioi j vi uur tuuuiiu uniiiu iu leraeat weather and at all times, keep a bob lie In yuar wedielne ebest. Bend lor pamph. let ta il A. I.KW IS tn,L.. Hole Proprietors Jj Uhatiel Street, New Haven, Uu Fimb HiTTaKs. 1'iaa Kmsxr asd Litxr Pills, I'laa I'LAaraaa ad l'ij Palm. aoiu y iiiuggisis jan.mnr 1 ffim". & Sk TttatUoaabbTnip. Taateexood, tSt Fad tus lotuoa. MoXdbrUmf tUla. 1X1 "Original Cheap.Cash Store." ISTew Effects DRESS GOODS. Elxcast FAOntcs, Bsactifcl shadui, AUD ABTISTIO FATTKUHS. Everything new, choice and desirable Is to U round right litre. Our brilliant display In new and seasonable styles or Dress Goods Is drawls cruwds or appreciative ladtes,who exclaim with wonder and delight &t the at tractive clklbltlon and mStvclouSly luw prices, r-eelng Is hellcvlmr, and we only ark for one visit I o convince you that the host bargains can he found with us. J. T. NUSBAUM, Orm. Public Square, Dank Street. Lehigh ton. I'a. June , I J83-iy, SATURDAY. JUNE 7. I8RI -SPECIAL NOTICE. Persons making payments to this office by money orders or postal notes will please make them payable at the W'KisrronT Post Omcit) as the Le hlglilon nfflco is aoT a money order office Our Neighborhood in Brief. STTr-TIm Mnnhatten fivo cent cigar nt the News Dit,uivpauiiiversal fHlislacllm. &Ti.Oo lit the Sews l)eiit for Spear head tobacco, and get a farm or piano for u premium. AOKEn'9 Drspitrati Tableti Nkvkr Fail. Sold hv l)r G T Horn, Lolnghton,and E A Horn. Wensport. ToeLelitgli Owl and Navigation Com pany lias declared a half yearly dividend ol 3 per cent. .TSJ-A new lotol CLOCKS. WATCHES and JEWELRY jusl rcceicl at S. II AG A MAN o iilore, Leliliiliton. l a. Of the 1'J slu lents to gradltaln from Muhlenberg College Hie present month 14 have d-ri'leil In study lor the ministry. Sjullolleil gold plale Lure Pins, war ranll lo keep their color, only ISci-nls. al nOOH S .Irwrlry 8lor.-, ipKsile J Y Ruiiitrnbiish's, Lehighton. aBETThe latet styles and the best taste in trimming, done, at .the lowest cash price, ut tin millinery store of Alvenia Graver, Bank street, Lehighton. Mrs. Henry Fisher,ol Wilkes Barrfate two plates of ice cream while nyerheated from exertion. Her funeml took places few davs alter. .ST-After all the others hove failed lo make your watch keep time, gtvo me a trial. If I fall It will not cost you any thing. Yours, &c, 1). 8 DOCK. The reports of tho Secretaries from the different action! districts should be Bent lo T. A. Snyder, Co Supt. of- Schools, Lehigh ton, Pa., and not tn ex Supt., Billiel. E5L.Yottcan geln Single Buggy Harne, In part mcklc, nt ten dollars and lull tilekle at twelve dollars, got up in good i-tvle, nt M. Flory'a Harness Shop, Weispott, Pit. SuliH'ilp'ion acente aro wanted through mil li e United Stales for the new illuMniled book. "Pii'tiirerqiiB Washington," of which we make mention elsewhere. ,ir Cliilitren'a liais from 25 rents up. f.flilie willing crape bonnets or veil should not tail to see my eleeniit iissortineul of crapes, Alvenia firmer Leliighliin. riins.Brodheail.E-q . of Belhelehenii has broken grpund belu-een the Sun Inn and Meyera'drug store, in said place, for a three slorv bulfding SO- by 100 teet in dimenslons.tn he used fur stores and n'lBces 5L.If you wantn nice,sm(xth,cBsy shave vour hair cut or shampooing, gn to Franz tloederer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho tel. Ho will fix you right, and don't you forget it. The General Council of ihe Lutheran Church, which is dibtingiiishcd from the General Synod of llie new school since the division at Fort Wnytie, tin!., In I3G7, is now In session at Heading. ABE YOU Miserable through Indigestion Sour Stomach, or -Constipation? Aeker'e Dyspep3ia Tablets w'p guarantee will relieve you. Sold hv Dr 0 T Horn, Lchightun,uiid E A Itnrn, Veiefarrt. The road between tho Lehigh bridoc and the Valley House has been grnded some three Indies of heavy ground haying been added. When this is worked down probably there will be n decent road 1). jCa-Pnpillon Cough Cure dots not con tain any drugs or chemical?) it is purely vegetable. Il cures whooinng cmigh, brim IiihI cough or tickling In the throat, ami inter ciugh so prevalent in older people. old at Thomas' drug store. Bev, Prof. Krebs, Pres'dent and Prin- ipalofthe Allentowti Female College, has ndercd his resignation to the Board id Tustees, to take elL-cl with the termiualiun of the resent term in June. S,FOIl 8ALE Four Building Lots, nested on the old "Centennial Hotel ropertv, on zait Hreet, tins uorougii, are tiered tor sale, on reasonable terms. Apply u t Itlepiniiger, corner of Jrou uml 2nd streets, lor pa rliculars. "How to Grow Fine Celerv" is the tille f a little pamphlet of twelve pages written iy Mrs. H.M.Criiler.nf York, Pa. It is sold at 25 cents a copy by the author. It is Very desirable publication for those wno ullivate celery. tfrpillon Skin Cure Is a sure specific r all tkin ttisrasra salt rheum, ery-uwlas. raah, inflammation, insect bites, inoriliuate telling, ulcers, cuts, woumla, burns or ecalili, Slid all ermluluus eruplious. Sold t Hii niaa' drug tlore. This country wnsumes 30,000,000,000 clothes pins yearly. Still the jupiilarity ol David Ebberl's livery is on the increase, and why? Because his terms are low and his teams first class. North, street, this burnugh. SSO-We take pleasure In Informing the public or the merits or I'apillon Catarrh C'ire, It will cure chronic catarrh, void in he head, tote cold, and lor hay fever uo enieity is as ellecttve. It lias cured bun. dred of cass. Sold at Thomas' drug at ire L ztie McElroy, aged CO years, and In t son, James, aged 14, years, residing at Coplar, were arrested by Detective Smith mi Wednesday afternoon for stealing coal from Lehigh Valley cars at said place. They were let oft with a severe leprimand. 'Sa.Papillon Blood Cure is a sneeifio for all diseases ol the blood, liver, stomach. bowels and kidneys absolutely vegetable, coutaluing only a small rcentage of spirit. ouiu Aiiuums urug iioro JSfl-Our popular baker. Jr.hn Hank. having put a new front iu hisesublishment, will reopen to-day (Salurdav ) Ills ice cream parlors have beeu nicely repainted sna papereu.anu are now the liaudsomest in town. He will be prepared U supply you with choice Bieaua Cream, and all uth er llavurs,with cakes and candles uf choicest quality. Don't (all to call sod see him to day (Saturday.) Evan Davis sod David Jainrs.brnthers In-law, residing In tha outskirts of Scran- ton.becsma Involved in a bitter fight there shortly before noon Tuesdsy, the resultof a long and deadly rued. After several mlu utes of rough and tumble fUhtlng .I.-unea hitDayisaheayy blow, severely wounding him. Opening his garden gate, nesr which' ins ngm occurred, uayia procured an axe aud the struggle was renewed. It eudei in James being hit' with Ihe pole of Ih axdandba died the same nigbt. Dsyi i was errceieu. -For (lis week cnrilna; oft the Slsl ult,' there Were tons r coal trans ported orer lbe Lehigh Valley railroad, n.v.t.., I ui.t in H.t. ni 4 flat 517 ions a making k total to date ol S.094.M7 tofts a decrease of J13,20H tons ai compared with same time last year. fKT" Only $10,00 cas sll for an all-wool Suit nt II. H. Peters', Post-ofilce building, Lehighton. A Lto ThixoI Every subscriber lo the Carboh AoyooATu who Immediately pays up arrearages and ono year In advahco wlil rpcelve freo for one year Health and ITtmt, a lofgo 8 pago,40 column monthly aper devoteil tn home matters. Step up. fTlio railroad men's watches sold by E. II Holil, MhiicIi Chunk, aulls on siuht. tn consequeDre of the 137th animal convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Minlsierium of Penna., being held in fteadlng, beginning June Sth, there will be no services in Trinity fiUtheran Church next Sablralh. Sunday school, however, as usual. SSf'Now is the time, and CLAUriS & 1)110., the place, if you want a nice lit tinir all-wool suit of clothes, i . 1P.. I . L"'l II III! maue 10 oiuer ior omv lu.tiu. Ata meetlngnf the Elate Exchango ol Lehigh and Kurlhaniptoti countlee, on the 2lh tilt., It wbs decided to make no change in lh price of roofing slate. Tho reports all show that Ihe quarries are unable In Upply the demand, and that the section Is 50,000 squares bchiud what It was lati August An engine and n special car conlalnlng Superintendent Pnlhemiuand other officials of tlio Lehigh Btid Surqiiehatina llailmml ran Into n freight train between Ashley mid Mountain Park Monday afternoon. Both engines were badly smashed up, The acci' dent delayed the regular traius about au hour. USirn. II. Peters, at the Post-office building, Lehigh ton, will make you an all wool suit lor only 10 cash, if you order now. Fuller Post, No. 378, Oram! Army ol Republic, attended in a bodv last Sabbath morning nt the llnke mlauqiia Presbyterian church. They inarched to an I from Cata eauqiia, making a fine nppearanco nnd re minding many most vividly of the war times the Holiendauqiia puslor portrayed in his memorial discourse. SfijL.Si-1. the new celebrated railroad walcu, sold by E. II. Hold, Maucl) Chunk The only iwrfect watch. A loot race between P. J. C.innon, of Drifton.and W. J. Mlley, of Summit Hill. was arranged Friday lor a purse of $250 a sido. The distance lo be inn is seventy- five yards, according tn Sheffield rules.' George Turner, ol Philadelphia is to act as pihbd firer, Mlley is to have three feet start and the race is In take place at Lee Park, Wilkesbarre, on the twenty first dy of June. jKuFrledmann A Lmterjung are tho laraeet cutel-v niiniufaotiirers in the United ritatee, and their goods r guaranteed In be tir.l class in every respeci nun equal m any in the market. Ala'Ut 30 diU'eretil .lyleaol then pi ket knives and razors may be seen at the News Hcpd. They wre boiiulit at u bargain und are being retailod at about ordinary wholesale prices. Passenger train No. 5, on the Lehigh Ynllcv llallmail, while standing at Olen 3 immil Monday arlernoou was run into hy height train Jtn.'Hl. The rear end of tho passenger train was struck and tho rear-car demolished. The engine attached tn the freight train Was pretty badly wrecked nnd will have tn go into repair. The passenger train had shortly before unloaded a large number of pia nia UAs. VO..E. F. Liickenbach, Ct Broadway, Maui'h Cliunk, has enlarged his store, put in a new skvliiibl. and imw has on cxhibi lion over IWOll styles nl fine 'taper hangings, ilrciiratious, Ire'iva and bonlers, together with an elegant line ol dado shades, with latent uttachuients and trimmings. Dooks, stationery and laucy guuds in great variety a ml at loweet prices. The baccilanr-ote sermon will bo de livered in the chapel of the L-diigh Univer sity. Bethlehem, on Sunday, June 15, at tin. in., by Itev. William A. 8nively,S T. D., of Brooklyn, N Y. Professor A.J Dubois, of Yulu College, will deliver the oration before the alumni on Wednesday evening, June 18. Calculus, it Ins been announced hy the students, will be creiuat cd on tho aaine date. 3J-I haVejut returned from the cltv with an immense stock nl SUMMER STYLE OF HATS. 110NNOT3, CHILD REN'S AND BABY'S CAPS. Ac, which I otfer nt tho lowest cash pnce-i Call and be convinced that I sell CHEAPER than any other. ALVEttlA ORAVER, Bank street, Lehigliton, Pa. Edwin A. Gl.mz, a wine merchant, the commander ot the 8ons of Veterans ol Eas ti.n, and a young man of very extensive acquaintance In that section of Ihe State, committed suicide Tuesday evening by shooting himself with a revolver. The deed win done on what Is known as Marble Hill, k mils Iron Easton. Financial em barrassment was the cause. He was a sou f tho late Colonel Charles Glanz. iSgf'Thc rush still continues at (Ji.auss & Bro., for those iaiidsonit.ly-inade, all-w o ol suits at SI 0.00. Call early ii you wish to take advantage of this remarkably low price for a suit made to order. The Fairfield (Cmn.) Adccrtiitr has this tn say ofuri "It is with no little regret we announce that Mr. Ilarry V. Morthlmer, foreman of the Fairfield Adltrtixr since its commencement, has been summoned heme, to Lehighton, Peon., by the death of n be loved sister, and will remain there, and so- sums the publication of his father's popular snd excellent neepaer Tnt Cabbos Ad vocatk. Since his residence here Mr. Morthimer has made many warm friends and has proved himself a master of his pro fessiou. Personally, as wall as In a bull ness way, we part with Harry with sincere regret and wish him God's speed in his lu tute field of labor. sir-Talking about watches! The cele brated railroad waicbessol.l by . II. iloh! Maucn Chunk, are an Immense success, Each one sold, sells another. Call and se tbem. A grand recaption, of the class of '84, took place at the residence of Prof. T. A Snyder, on Thursday evening of last week Among thoee present were the members of the Lehighton Orchestra, the members of the graduating class of the High school and teacbeis of our schools, Miss Lollle B iwer Catssauqua, Mrs. Dacey, of Philadelphia, Mils Bessie McClarrau, of 8t. Ljuis, W, A. Snyder, of Belvedere, N. J., and others. A very pleasant evening was spent in cou ycrsation, music, dancing, Ao. Rolrrsh inents were served al about 11 o'clock. Al! I S. tt.,UV- .v, ,,,. ..... .1ulll,a.l Bilk II. at. ,,! urea. preiaraiious aro uemg inaua ior the observance of Children's day next fcVm.iay lu the M. E. eharrh. SPECIAL MOTIOB. Tlicro holng sevcraTuundrod ttollara standing on mV books for subscription lo tho Uaiwok Advocate, advertising and r )Klfo,,UMt lh(s8 in. J,.,,,.,, .'.,.. lmmcdiato settleuiont hy iogtai noto or money order payable nt the Wcissport iiost oflice, or hy dralt or clicclt. 'iliose having claims ..Ruins, us will present them for settlement. Very respectfully, II. V. MORTHIMBIl, Srt, 1.1st of Letters iLeiiialnliig uncalled for In the Tost Of flco nt this ('luce, Juno 0, 1834 : B.okwlter, I. J., Uletil, nirhard, KratilJ, K:len, Kniiti.Sli-y. Kil ler. W. D.. Mmits. R. W.. Molliareiii Annie Good, Joseph II. i Miller. K. 0., l'eler, E I will 0. Itehrig, Prucilla h., Smith, K. Mrs. Persons calling for any f llie above let. Urs will please say "advertised." It. II. Pktkbs, P.M. Teacher's Examinations. Tent'her'4 vxamliiutious will Ira held as follows i East Munch Chunk, Thursday Juno 19. Summit Hll', Monday June "3. Jennavllle, Wednesday Junt ZS. Linsford, Friday June 21. VrVathcrly. Monday Juno 30. Maticli Chunk, July 2. Examinations will begin al 9 n. m. Teachers must be examined In the districts in which they intend to teaeh. Eiceptlons will bo mnde only for satisfactory reasons, T, A. S.ivoxa, C. Supt. of Schools. Ice Fotinsct- Mr. O. A. Fry, the ponulsr conlcctionery manulacliirer in Alletitown, was up In tho Lizzurd Creek Valley .Carbon Co.,iu Wedties- lav of Last week, with his peddling leant, and slopped over night at Jacob Manlz's tavern. It Cs3 about 8 o'clock before he got ready lo resume his ttip next morning, and in bringing his horses out ol the stables for watering al the trough in the yard he found the same covered with n solid sheet ( ice at least a quarter nl an inch thick a something tn rare, and unusual In Ihe lat ter days ol May lliHlil is worthy of hciig placed on record. Allintown Democrat. A Slight Blaze. Oil last Saturday at about 0 o clock p tn., quite nn excitement was occasioneu uy me steam whistles ill the several lactorus starting up b terrible "racket," uu I hun dreds of people were seen running In tlio direction ol the Lehigh Wagon Worksj fol l.wig the Crowd, we saw that the old stable In the rear of the bulling had caiuht on fire, and had it not been lor the prompt action of some of the employees ot the works, lu day might havo seen a laige building in a heap of ashes But still our people cannot too the necessity of a file company. Babersville Items. Maria Furnace has, by the consent of its citizens, been christened KaberaVille, in honor of Mr. Edward Raber. Eel fishing is the pasttmo engaged in by many of our citizens. -Daniel Kresgo is doing a good business. Dan. is a first rate follow aud deserves success. It is now believed our aspiring little town will haea aist office, with Itouru Anthony, Sr., lor imsimasier. II. II. Christman, proprietor of the Fort Allen IIoue, Weiuitnrt, visited mine host Kresge, ot t'le Polio Pnco House. Mr. Jonah Hartinan has gone to Pint adelphia. AJax. Ths Colli Trada- Tne coal companies aro now making what they hope will be the last sacrifice necessary this year in order tn maintain prices. So much lias tha cafneity fur pro diictinn been Increased during the past three yoars that, with more suspensions than in either of the last two, they have still sent In market a prnjmrtionately greater amount than was ever shipped iu the same time that is to say full Work means a greater weekly tonnsge. The determination lo suspend during this week and during the third week in June has etlffened the mar a little, bat has not stimulated orders in any marked degree. It has only led tn a little closer maintenance of the clrcul prices, and no ono looks for any br'ekness for ut least six weeks tocome. FMta Prcu. Cavc-In With Fatal Result. About 8 o'clock on Thursday morning the track of the Phila. and Reading Rail road between Turkey run and Brownsville, below Shenandoah, cayed in and a large force of men were set to work to fill up the breach, which, at first appealed to bo of small account. Scarcely were the men t work when another large part ol tho sur face went down with a crash, carrying wild t a Workman named Thomas Christ. II sank down among the falling earth and disappeared, while his fellow-workmen stood looking on horror stricken. Means were immediately used to rescue him When carried down with the debris ha had $1300 on his person. Ho bad no faith iu banks and always carried his money with him. Death of an Exiled Nobleman. A Rus.isn nobleman, who lived under the assumed name ofGeorgo Leeder aud who has resided at St. Nicholas, Schuylkill county, was found dead in un outbouce near llie railroad station, near that place, Mouday niornlng. He wos driven from the laud of his birth In 1860 for some o iitical ofleues and landed in this country soma twenty years ago without a cent iu his pocket. He enlisted as private in tb Ninety tilth Pennsylvania Volunteers aud distinguished himself during the wsr by his biavery. After the close ol Ihe rebel lion he returoed to Schuylkill county and secured a clerkship at one of the collieries, which be lost through the change of the owne.-s. He wss about fifty years of age, highly educated, but always kept his own counsel. Heart diseaso was the cause o his death. Sslcide sf a Morchant. A group of children playing in the woods a short distance from Scracton were startle Sunday morning by four pistol shots,whlcb were lollowed by a cry of pain. They ran off and informed the police, who, on going to the scene, lound Michael Levy lying lacs downwards in a clump of laurels, a seven shooter close by bis right hand snd a ini mirror in his left, upon which his bead was resting. It wss evident that he had used tho mirror to aid him in taking aim at his right temple, against which two bullets were flattened. A bole over, the region the heart showed where the fatal ball was 'sned. Lew. n few vears airn. was a wealthv Inercbant in San Francisco, but since mov ng tn ricranlon has bad bad luck, A letter was fouod In his pocket, bidding an affec tionate farewell lo his wife and five child ren, and attributing hit death to failure in business and the oil J nes, of tils rich rsis Ives. He was 45 year old. A colored camp meeting will be held on the tsir Orounrli, lu this borough, com mencing to-day (Saturday) and continuing for ten days. An Invitation is extended te II to allsod. . Admission Un cents, Eenort cf the Ithtghton f nVdC Schooll Kur tne ten ending May 2Sih IS,J4. At the close of tha term each school was glen a thorough examination, ami (he lol lowlnr classification is made in accordance with etlil examination. No scholars wern promo.,,, .hat w,,e not In aitend.tic dur-1 ihg Ihe examination. The grade hat raiseii lully IWii degrees higher thsn It was "arry iiiriuoioinsw.uranTiiie i-cirr.. t the close of last term, nnd Itisriiow sol -" tAM- " w'"' Wad" Williams, j, ........ . . . ., . ...IJtinnlo dross, Kmma Sohwartt, tJharlea .J"''. " Micnnlnger. We course of study adopted l v the High Schools ! oftne county each year, hy passing Ihe studies required to pass fiotn tho uus grade into the other t ittnrr scnonfc. Class or list The lollowlng nntaed per sons constitute the gradusilnr o:a or this term, having completed tho course or study adopted hy the lttnh Schools oftlio coun y, cnmpflsInK the following branches! Mental ami Wriltcn Arithmetic, Physical and Po lltlcaHleography Etymology, (lenerul Ills tnry, History of the United States, Ortho graphy, Penmanship. Iloos.kceplng (single ei.tty), Oeometfy, AUobrn, Civil llovern uient, Reading, Orammiu, Natural Phil osophv, Physiology and Knullah Literature! Emma Kuun. Ella Umrcr, Allco Mnutz, Llnle Ash, Ous,lo Olausa and IraPeldlo. The committee of examiners were Prof T, M. Ilalllct, Co. 8u,it.i J L. l'ottelgor, Prin cipal of Audenrled schools. ami T. A. Snyder. The diplomas were awuidcd to tha uombers of the class on May Sji h. Shhioh ui.as Horace Itaudenbush, who passed the lutlovtlng lranches entitles him to enter the class: Mental ami Written Arithmetic, Algubr.i, Orthography, Political Oeography. Unlied States History, 11 Class, llany Cluuss, Emma Schoch, Minnie llrodhead, Webster Noihsteln, liha, Trvxler, Frank Ubort, William Horn Ohas. ilnuli, Jjliuur ilch nale, Florcnio Kujne, Emma Hurtun, I.aura Wtl.law, Sophie Kaudcnbu-h, Atizlo Mantz, Ella Peters, Mury Ebbert, Floy (Jlau.j, Kmma llun.lckur All or the abuve class having passed Political Ueognphy, und tho Primary History ur a. 13 Class. Mary Drelblebtcs, Ella Hobcr ng, Mamie Gable, Lillian Souitnel, Edward Kuntz. Edgar Eoons, rr.ineli Hickman. If In Kiwi, s, lia wy K,.ulu. all having passed Political Uci grnphj, as required lo ass from Uiammar rchool to IIlah school. OKAMMAlt eCltooL. A Class. Ma liehrlg, Alice Newhart, Ella lielchurd, Oarrle Hough, Mary Al. bright, I in Monti, Kmma Froclich, Tlllle Welsef, KmtnnSeaboldt, Lizzie Ohuob.lrene onstennacher. Abrfthiiu Wolfe. Wilson Xniidor, Robert llehcrllng, El win Oh I, Ohittlcs Rapslier, Allen Peters, Edgar Noll, mandus Itelnlg, Daisy Hibbler, Mary inllli, Fritnh NusbaU'u, Edwin Helm, John Acker, David Horn, Edward Nusbium Itt'LASs. llcuilo Uravcr, llesslo Lelbenl guth, Minnie a lout, Alice Oeggus, Eva Uenllnger, Amanda Koons, Amolti. Falk, Willi Ulauss. Freddie Miller, Osvllle Weft O (.LAB. John I.entz, Oharlcs Hauden laash, t'hirles llowmSn, Edgar Xandcr, Al- vin Noll. Uddl.i Hl'-rder, Emm. Seller, Ar thur Snyder. Oranvillo tjlauss, OsnarShultz, llertlo Hurling, Salllo nable. Etta, llrissel, Albert Uartholomew. riefce Trainer. Eaura Trexler, Sarah Fuchcrer. INTCItRKDIATE SCHOOL, A Glass. Ella Fink, Charles Frant. Robert Hollenhacli, Wilson Weldaw, Harry (label, Tlllle Uuis, Tlllle Schoch. Eona II Tscbln-chky, Kmma Koons, Kinina Frey. inn Hunsleker, Ella Albright, Ella Eh. bert, Maud Wheat ly, Milton Hank, Emma Fuehrer, Ida Kouieror, Laura Miller, Rob bio, I.cntZ. 11 Ulabs. Elmer Reed. Joseph Drumhore, Robert Strnnsbcry. McNnchton Fioellch. Edward llolitx. Willie Ittrln, l.lllle Kllcn. top, Frank 3eho.h. Willie Ibck, Wilmer Heldt, John Heberllng. hdnar.l llel.hanl, Willie Rupslicr, lia'vl I McCormlck, Clement Dreincy, Uscir Hellmun. Manila Fort wapgler, Jennlo D.lger. Emma Williamson, Clara (leggus, Emma Miller, Laura Ucltr, Uhnrles Chubb. 1". Class. Frank Bartholomew, Henry Honlz, Lester Uehrlg, Ma Derger, Ida Hcllman, Allco Nothsteln, Liura Klotz. OtariRox, Ella Trainer, Ida Williamson, Thomas Trainer, Ilarry Clerber, William Krlcdler, Willie Nothltcln, Charles Klein- top, Howard Acker. BECOXDAKV SCHOOL XO, I. A Class. James Vcnscr, Richard Far rcn, Ida Irwin, Ella Schumaekcr, Elllle Snyder, Suslo Knecht, .Ml.nle Warner, Del la Del'n hn, Luella Rehrlg, .N'ora Trainer, Willie Koons, Wllllo Ilultz, Harry Blank, Oscar Ucrman, Harry llarlouian, Charles Knecht. H Class. Jennla Trexler, Itonry Moul- throp, Thomas Morthliiier, Calvin Hlinger, izzlo Albright, Ma Wert, Llzile Eentz, Annie Iiaudeubush, Harry Ueggus, Lester Smith, Qeorge Strohm, Allio Hunsleker, Wllllo lluch Minnlu Frautz. Martha Snjdcr, Annie Uartholomew, Emma Uuih, Lizzie .Schoch, Mazy Farren, Lizzie Ockorhouser, Delia Honlz, Eugene Walck. O. Class. Laura Levari, Elmer Yensef, llcnnlo Woodriog, Uertle Urokatle, Pierce Frey. Mary Walck, H llson Walck, Cbarlos Vllhower, Alinnle Moulthrop Anna Urocady, Itlcca Loncomer.AIIco Gilbert, tlla tV'alck, Clara lleilman, Thomas Uckerhouser, Robert Blank, Harry Wallo Henry Warner. Robert 1 miner, (Jso.ir milter. Ira Noihsteln. OXUOJlDAnT HO. 2. A Class. Mabel Wheatly, Clara Koons, Ella Heaboldt, Mnrale Krlizlnxer. Irola ilennlngcr, Lizzie Schmidt, Jennie Trainer, Oerilo Welduw, Flora oltler, Emma Fort wangler, Irene Weldaw. Ilertballollenhacb, Minnie Nowhard, Charles Koons. Frank Semrael, Joseph Froellch. Granville Rehrlg, Alien ureenwald, Willie Grecnwald. Frank Chubb, 1 VI ward Spoonhclmer Eugeno Lllen. Jiower. B Class. Ida Wolf. Cnrrla Roof. Ads Itltz, Alice Woir, Illancho, Kramer, Ella nonis, nana rensterm icher, Ellen Wolss, Lizzie Beck, Uertle PeleM. Jennie Cook. Emma Blank. Thomas Webb, Edgar Seller, narry Mocker, Edward Peters Attahabar Bcbnllz, Harry Sander, Eldlo Walters. CCL.es. Mary Fenstermaclier. Souhl Leonard, Lily Froelieh, Mlnervla llaldt, Tlllle HatellUo, Anzl Trainer, Mattlo Horn, Hattle Oefgns, Lily Moulthrop, Thomas Green, Harvey Gumberl, Eddla Gilbert, Josle VVebb, George Olauss, Charles Seldle, Mamie Scmmcl, Alice McCormlok, Ueele Noll, Emma Walck. rniMARr no. l. A CLASS. Gustavo DeTiaalrsckbr. Frank Schwartz, Kmma Fritiluer, Kmma Peters, r.va tntziuger. Ilelon Xander. Emma Knecht, Lily Spoonhelmer. George Klnp. Wilmer Frltllcger, John Klpp, Daniel Frey, Aiioe uueri, wary Schoch, Willie Nothsteln. Hurry urn, Carrie Ulrlch. a. Clasb. Ilsrlert Elsenhower. Marv Vllhower, Danlst Walters, lto.alleokendorr. juartua Long, Ualsy Horn, Bertha Farren, Ida ilsberllng, Cora Res, Nettle Weiser. jaa uuss, carrio llacliman, Pbena Bsltzer. Katie illbert, Alice blank, Hattle TreXlor. Amanda Blllman, Sallia Bender, Freddie Ilex, Oliver Webb, EJdle Albright. Jcbn Trainer, Clayton Peters, Harr Nusbaum, wumer cstransberry, Richard bobwarts, Robert KUeotop, Ojrll Rehrtg Arthur JlsIJt. " class. Jennie Morlhlmer, Emma Acker, Llllle Oumbcrt, Emma German, Emma Buss, Ella Feuherer. Hattle Ilex. Ntrra Eddlnger, Lena Lengeome. Grace reiers, i.iara Hmith, Mary Urumbore. Lis slo Geggus, Sallle Krnm, Ada Webb, Norah Williams, Harold aceen, Anson Moulthrop, Salllo Miller, Annie Warner, Emma Kiel lar, Annie Graver, Daniel Schoch, Eugene Frltzlnger, Fred Mlllor. Frank Dreher. Robbie Honli, Percy Frltzlnger, Ira Berger, Robert Stout, Harry Wel.iow.Henry Brown miller, Ralph Kaudenbusb, Walter Welis, nii.on nrener, tugeno Acker. Al le Reich Srd, Ilarry Schwartt, Frank Trainer, John ueyer, uarry Trainer. rniKART no. S. A Glass. Annie Yellhswcr, Sarah Stat ter, Lulu Weldaw, Uettha Koons, Emma, raters, Lu!u Peters. Kmma Sinlcle. Allea Honlz, Lily German. Gertie Ilialer. Mlnnta I rmerer.risitlaoeggns. E1U Bsck, Haiti - - Tralaar, OaraeUa llitktr, KrU WUlioas, Lnra rfnyder. Willie tlank. James W illert, ilarry r.'ulliiti In, John Siunlori. titdla f?mlth, rrank Olsrlll, Fiaolc Lints Ualvln Frantt. It tltAsa. Little Koons, Ella Webb, Mry Mulhesrn. Snllla Fry. Minnie Kodf, Sidle l'eters. Siirli I.nnireomer, Ulara liar fell ll xand.r ...ry O oss, Wes.sy Atoul thmp, John Itelchard, Oharlcs Sanlers, ,'esley Hennlng-r.KubsrtLentz, Wesley WeiJ.lw, Ilarry Wn. nor. T. A.MNYIIEH. PUIJtcirAL. Ivtahoolnft Letter. Misses AuiHuda E. Balliet and Emma L, Seidle were visiting Iriendt at Mahanoy City. Last Sunday the dsdicatlnn of the new bell, of the St. Peter's church West Penn, took place. Quito a number ol our gienple attended, among the number being Lewis Miller and his leap year chum. Who says New Mahoning Isn't im proving T Almost every week wo reirt that somebody is repiiring Ins house or something of that kind. Here are a few morel Dunicl Kressley is building nu ad dition tn his residence; and John Balliet Is erecting a new building. Now, let our School Directors fait into line. Our biwn ship needs two new school lrouses, and they ought to have been built ten years ago. Will they bo erected this year? We earnest ly hope lliey will. Mrs. Henry Newmillsr. of Solomon City, Kansas, is visiting relatives iu this Valley. Mr. Dencis Wchrand wife of Mahanoy City, speut Sunday with relatives in this place. No meeting of tho Centra Square Liter ary Bociety was held lastSatunlay evening because services were held iu the Evangeli cal church. But a Inrctini will again be held this (Saturday) evening. The question lor debate is: H-solvcd, "That Randall did a service for his country by defeating the Morrison bill." Tho debaters nn the af firmative side are A.J. Ballietand D. W. Sitllcr, on the negative, G. P. Freyman and II A. Kelser. English services will be held In the St. John's church to-morrow (Sun lav) morn ing, at !:3ll .iVInck. Rev. Mr Krelitis, ll.e President of tlin Allentown Female College will prach. All are cordially iuyited to attend. The clnaing exerci.es of the Spring Term of tho Centre Pquaro Select Scho'I will be held Friday evening. June 1,1th, 1884. at ":3d o'clock III lh Centre Square School Hoika The following programme has been arralnged : Opening Address Gal. E. Arner Dcclamntlon Albert Ilnppcs Eay Habits Euimu Rein. mil Ii Declamation Pliant, II. Keiser Recitation .........Minnie I) Arner E siv --The. IVnn'e. Getm iii. M. Keiser Orotion -Tile love ot muntn I, LougucTi- HeclaiiiHtion .Harvey L Straiip Ri'ci'atl.in Minnie K Hopp-a Essav Dues il Pay Charlea Riuch Oration The claims ol our school, D. Sitler Declamation Edward W Straus Ri'cilatioi Eugene O. Noth-telti E-.av Kindiie-s ...Martha L. Siller Eulogy Hannibal ...II. A Keiser Declamation Charles W. E'.erts Recitation Onirics II. Leeds E-siv No aim in life Warren C. Sitlei The 'His'ory G. P- Frevmnii Declamation hdir. O. Reinsmitb Recitation.,, E. I.llli- Arner Clo.ing AiMrc... A.J. Balliet The above cx-rcl-ea will be iiitersK'rseil with choice selection of mii-ic. Ttte pull lie in g nerai, and tho patrons of the school in particular, aro cordially luvitvu iui tend. Dasa. WoathMlv Letter. lu MiSler'd Hall, nn the evening nfthe 3rd int., was presented "Peck's Bad Biy." The citizens of our town that were there think abnut organizing another troupe called Ihe "Weatheily Bid Boy." Tlie.v have an idea that Peck's will then take a back seat. Mr. C. 0. Ifann and wile, of Lehigh ton, aro spending several days with the Ifann lamily in this place. Mrs. Ben 0'Bryan,nfPackerton,ylsltcd fr ends in town nn Wednesday, Misses Stnie Schoonover snd Bene West, wln havo been on the sick list for the past two weeks, are around again. Mrs. Philip Hofecker is lying yery ill with heart diseaso. Will If. Koons was tnsde happy on the 30th ult., by his wile presenting hnu with two boys. E E, Seilzand Charles SeVlnson both had nulling faces on tho 1st lust. Both were boys. Mrs. James Milhlme Is slowly improv ing. We ere glad to learn that the Grand Lodge nfthe I. O.nfG. T. will convene in Mauch Chunk at 10 o'clock a. tn. on the 10th inst. Memorial day passed by very quiet. The G. A. R. had a very flue parade, joined by several other orders of town and the Netquehoning Band. Mr. Troutinaii, of Uazlclon, delivered a yery fine address. A base ball contest tok plate here on the 30th ult., between the Coalraine and Weotherly club. The Weatherly boys took the cake. In three mnoths ending with Jans 1st, 1S84, there were fifty-two girls and five boys born in our towu of twenty eight bun dred inhabitants. Nobtii HYmeneal. Butler Morris. Uu Thursday, May 2'Jlli, ISS1. at the Presbyterian Church, by llev, Ldsall rer rler. D I).. Ml8 Bessie, daughter of Mr, Wi. C. Morris. Jr . was united in marriage tn Charles Ellsworth, son ol Koberl (. Uut ler, Esq. At precisely 2 o'clock p.m., Ihe orati, under Hie skillful touch ot Mrs. Arthur Wells, ni ueiiiienem, annoancrel Ihe arrival nl the wedding parly entering the church, tn the beautiful eiraiua ul Wagner's Lohengrin Wedding March, III tlio following order: Ushers, William Cu. len Morris, O. O. Jarranl, It. C. Duller, Ilarry A. liulier, Asa I,, foster, A. C, Bruuer, of Columbia! Thenduie F. Kump. man. ol'pt. Louis, and Dr. R. B Kirbv. Then the bride leaning on the arm of her lather, was met at the alter by Ihe groom After'the ceremony was (verlornied, the parlies returned to the American Hotel where a reception was held, Iroiuthe hours nl 2:30 until 4 o'clock. The congratulations were mauy and cordial, and llie presents In great variety well selected and yery fine. The relrvshmenls served wero iiirmsiied by Blank, of Philadelphia, and they weie in every respect the finest that could be produced by human skill. The happy couple lelt town at 4:50 p. m. lor Philadelphia and the West. Alter their return they will reside at Mahanoy City. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Butler, have the best wishes nf their many friends for a sue ressful journey through lite. JLf. C. Dtmo crat. Among Ihe many friends who honored the occaiion by their presence were John 8. Lents and wife and Lulu Zehrrr, of Le highton. "One who wss present" desires os to state that the Jkniocrat was la error in staling that Mr. Blank, of Philadelphia, furnished the refreshment; he only furn ished Ihe ire Cream and small cakes. All other refreshments, such as fruit, orsnre, lady and bride rake, is. being furnished by the popular landlord of tbe-'Aiuerii an," Mr. Jarrard, and were excellent. "Honor to whom honor is dur." Touches Yonr Fccketboot. 100 Doses une Dollar is lull of meaning ta eyerv cne who has been sick. It ran be said truthfully nf only Hood's Birsajiarilla, mill ii whose positive economy and abwlule merit 1 make forjuaslf Ibeuisnds of friends. For Assembly. I hereby announce myself us it candi date, for tlio nomination und election of n Dsmicr.itlc Kcurcsctltatlrc for the next I jcsisiutiiro. wnctiicrciccicaor ueiont- - i r t..n ..i i .t . i iKw all loSL nn!i .e varjous ms;,n, anil u"cncioj which nro continually employed to oppress tho poor, firmly Lolievins thut nuithcr Nu turn nor (oJ ever designed that lliuprwr should be, un thoy now ure, virtually, the slaves of tho l'lutocrucj- hotter known as the MONEY l'OWl.R. Good wage for a fair day's work, to bo promptly paid in dish, should bo tlio law, un.l no Com pany Stores, nor uny other methods, should ho ullovrei to exist, to over-reach tho laborer. . ' . I.. ... . . T . ... oirougiy ucueviii urn. iuc30 nrc, a mong other.), really the groat and vital tliingi thut uro of pritctifiil importance to tlio masses of the people, nnd that they must he radically eorructcl, sooner or latere 1 pledge myself, under all circumstance-!, to ndvocato them witlt ait un yielding conviction, thut it is for justice, right und tile-good of Imimnlty. And 1 shall do it with oncrgv an 1 i'orje. W. M. UAl'SIIEtt. Lehighton, June 1, 1331. Banks Tomihip. -Ihe tunnel which is being driven from the Vhsrlon to tlio Buck Mountain ycln in Nn 1 slojie ot Win. V. Carter A: Cu. will prove a success, ns they Iniye struck a por lion nf Ihe vein meas'iriug more than six feet perpendicular he'ght. Dennis Ode, of Beaver Meadow, was arrested Wednesday by Coal and Iron Police man It. Clones for as-.in't und battery on Catharine Friel, nn old lady about sixty years otfigrvind also on thechargo of house breaking. A hearing was bad before Justice McG.iryey, whn cjmmittol Cule to the county prl-nn. S. 11. Vauhurp, formerly of the rhrenlx Hotel, Coiiyngham, has taken rburge ot the American Hotel ot Be ivcr Meadow. The building lias been erected Um the site occupied by tho old American which wu destroyed by fire some years ago, aud bus been liitted up with Ihe latest appliances In the hotel lino. The Binks township school board met at the Jcjiney illo scloi'd linos' Monday evening. The members elect, Messrs. Mar tin and McGlalferty, presented their cerllfi cates of election and were admitted to their scats, Tlicy Were not sworn in ns has been customary lor some years iu this towosh p, Mr. Martin presenting a letter Irons County Superintendent Snyder, of Lehighton, stat ing that no law exists calling upon trhiail diicctors tn be sworn. John Miiriyu was elected president Willi Hugh Ferry as sec relary and EdWatd GaYruhati treasurer. Two candidates for collector of school tax were placed in nomination, Michael Mur lio, ot Jcanesvillo mid John Dugan, ol Yorktuwn, Mr. Dugan received the appoint inent. Two additional rooms will bo built to the Audeuned school as soon as jaissible, which will necessitate the employing ul unotlier teacher The Beaver Meadow schunl, owing to tha iucrea.e of the number ol pupils, will require un additional lemale tetuherulso. Foniteen teucheis wtie em ployed daring the la.l term which lasted eight mouths. The amount paid lor tei.ili lug purposes wa. $4,'JUj 35 the debt und interest paid amounted to $1,213 61, leav. tng a bonded itidi btdues ol i545. lluzlo ton i"um SjicaUr. A Uurderer's Confession. Ureal rXi'ilciuenl was occasioned in Mil lord. Pike county, Tuesday by u rumor cir ciliated uaoul town lliat George Smitli, who is in jail there ou n cliaigo uf murdering Frank Helta, was being pensioned by Annie Suillii, the ullegeil wile i.l lli'llz. It.-telJis lout sue gave, amilli two oranges earn Tuesl.iv inoruiiig llirotigli the grating, ami atier he uleoiiool them iiebetjau i-ompluiu- g ut severe pain, in tue eiouiacii and ile cl.ire.1 that Auiiio diinlli had pin poison in the oranges. iJoclnrs were suiiiuioiieit mid uu tiivesugatioii 11 turned unl to be u aeyere ca.e of cholera mo-uus lu the alieriiiHin Sinilli tent lor District Altoruey Newman und told linn he would like lo enter a plea ul murder in second dearcu. Ho uoiiles.fcil to an interpretei llial ho pud killed Hulls and said lie lia. a.keu 'Sipuie Holtniau, ol Matamuras, lo detenu I.imi Iroiu injury Iroiu llie man lliat was taking his housekeeper away Iruin lit n and us lie could get uo help Iruiu that quarter he look llie law 111 uis mt u nanus. Judge 8i-elev related tn accept this plcu. He tbeu nquested In be taken to llie Court Houso, Wliere, llirnuxu an uuerpieier, tie pieaueu guilty ol inarileriiig Jleilz. A sliudder i.a.bed oyer tho laces of Judges and jury when he made the con.'essiuu. Tnu degree ul murder will bedeleriiuuiM by Juugo bee- ley und associates alter heartug tlm tesll m'ony ot wilueisfS. , Becsivers for Reading. For tlio second time in their history the Reading Railroad and the Reading Coal and iroii Cemp.iiies assed into the hands ol a board ot leceivcrs last Mouday. lliat this re.uit would follow tba inevitable de lault on the iulerest ul a pinion of the railroad company's bonds was generally ex pected Tho directors wero convened at len o'clock aud. miou alter noon, application was made lo Ibe United States Circuit Court for the sppuititineut ot receivers. Edwin M Lewis, Stephen A. Caldwell and Presi dent Goirgo Deli. Keiin, Hie loriner board (with the single substitution ol Mr. Keilll lur Mr. Gowei., were uamed. The ellVct uu the slock was pauicky in the extreme at first, but alter the Exchange ojiened at eleven u cluck the puco became steadier, ll sold ou the street, between nine and eloven o'clock, lit Ul to 101, but opened In Ihe Board Room ul iuj aud averaged about llj during ihe ulternuoii. Boturnai ta bis Cava to Sis. Au. uu Sheldon, the lamous old hermit of Pike county, who three uionlhs ago abaml uued his cave iu the rocks, where he had lived for lorlf three years.lo gn tn Connect cut, where wealthy relatives were tn rare for him, has returned to his den in the rocks near Dingiiiau's. The old man, now b3, says hu cannot stand llie Irivollly und the worleiliueis ol lile amopg men, and he has returned to die in the solitude by which for so many loug years he has been surround ed. Sheldou is a quiet student of the Bible and repeal, whole pages with remarkable facility. He was jilted early iu lite aud this sorrow leel him to become a hermit alter ten gears' wandering over the entire continent. He is nn intelligent and learn ed nian'.allhougha blacksmith in Ins youth. He hssiin bud iu his cave.but always sleeps iu an old rocking chair. A Ran on the Btroudibarg Bank, When il beramo known that William Wallace, president of the Slrnudsburg Na tional Bank, had failed Mouday for i!30, 000, and that lie had borrowed SU0,U00 from the bank, the depositors started a run on the institution Tuesday and kept it uu rorlwu houis then, nulling the bank of fleers cool and well supplied with money and learning that the money borrowed by llie president nan ucen lull y secured to Hi bank, tho rush stopped aud mauy again ojiened their accounts. Tha bank loses nothing by th failure, which was due to trouble '. the woolen mills al West Eaton, N. Y , in which Mr. Wallace is interested. The assets ol Mr. Wallace will pay all lla bilitles. Salts About Reading 7agei Snip. A beanos iu a number of suits brought against the Philadelphia end Reading Railroad Cumany will lake place ou Mou day, belore Alderman Jones, lu Allentowti, and the result IS eagerly awaited ty the representatives of the company and by hundreds nl employes. A number of the employes un tha Lehifh nnd Susquehanna dmsion uf the Central Railroad of New Jersey have derlinco lo accept Ihe Phila delphia and Reading scrip lu payment of wages upe mem auu meauiis are orougni In detennina whether thay must accejil il. lUthir tha irwM tby will lcV ihi sUJJlsiU7'M'lic. A TKntCf fjat Ciu dostroy tlio ccrms ol scrcf tola, nnd r.Ucn onco settled bos llie poth er to root It out, Mutt .o npprse.jtcd by tUosa ntelctcd. Tl.o'rctaarUaUo cures of youn! children nnd Uie mora wonderful cures cf t'uoso of mlildlo asJnillalolu life, as 11 liistratcd try our printed testimonials, pravo IIoou's S .r.s.vr.u'.iLL.i to bo r ttllallc rem ct;?. c::italtilng remedial ftgents which do I'litUcly euro scrofula and orailieolu lilrouv UiaLlooL. OrTnTN. n., Jan. ! l , im. Ttrssrtt. C. I. Htiou .- Co., Louxll, Mat-,.. Gentlemen For ten years previous to.Uiai caiiy part ot JSTT I had been a constant suf tcrcr from scrofulous blccis or sores, wlrirli had r.nallv reduced mo to nLclulcss ccndl Hon, as ilcf crlbcd In my letter to you In Kip tenibcrotlhat year. Tho continued excel. lcnthcaUh which enables mo to keep liuuss formy aged father and tqenjoy life, keeps Rllvoiny Intcnio rcjson.1ttxi?slin Hoou'j BAlls.1r,lliLL...auu icuunui rciiaiu ironiex pressing my rratlttido for the rcituniietit euro till Woilikilulmcillcliio effected II my casoneaily.twr) years apn, whllo lHlngln Lowell, wnen all my physicians cave me ur M helm In an incurnblo condition. Ons nun; octoro i close, i navo recomiiienaea yottrSarsapnrllla to litlhdrcds. aiulllldnli mora than rt thotisaiitl cases, nnd my faith tit Its Invincibility In curing scrofula has be rumo absolute by the wnudcrful cures It ha cfR'Ctcd aside from my own. I trmt you will not bo slow tn making ttia merits ol noon's SAnsAPAmLLA known everywhere, for tt Is a duty you owe to mankind, Witlt best wishes 1 remain etyt ruly you rs, SARAH C. tMlTTtEIlj HOOD'S sTrsaparilla Is a skilfully-prepared compound, concen trated extract, by a process xccullarly our otrn, of tho best remedies ot tho vegetable; kingdom known to medical science r.j altera tives, blood-purtCcrs, diuretics, and tonics. Sold by all druggists. Price CI, or six lot 83. C. I. HOOD ft CO., Lowell, Mass. Aro yo-i falllis. try Wru.1' I IrJSLTn Ex xawc.1, a puro, clean, wholesome Fop fimfn. Vrve. tfiith, I-lrer, Kl.tnoj i, Lur.; Aucnvqustltriluvljutaut. Cuie-t Headache, Fever, AWio, Chills, DEBILITY & WEAKIIESS. JJIco to take, true merit, tmenualcd for TORPID,., LIVER 'nnd' NlGht Sweats, Nervous Vvonknoss, r.lafnrln. Le.umeB. fiorual leCltnc. UJ per bi't., 0 forfS.00, ct Dntetsts. u. 13. wxlls, jersey wiy, n. j., IB SB npmnrlrablo Cures orcntarrh of the Bladder. Inllamcistion. In-ILationcf Kid neys and riaddcr, Btono cr Gravel Els-1 casea ci uio i rosuto uianu, I'ropsical awciiinim, icma:o j'tscaccs, xnconiin ence or Urfne, all Dhcates ol tha (lenlto Urlnnrr Organs In cither fior. For LTn- health cr Unn.inr.al DIsebarrea tmo I also "Chapin's lnjcc'ion Fleur," each $1, J ror ni 1'iiii.i.N, c liner coninctca or Iiercelitarr mint, uro Chaptn's Const.tu I Clrtpln's RmbU.ile riUs. 1 5.00; and Cha-1 pns dj-oiii ii'a tiaiv, ii.ia.'. o DOllICS I tynip. of Ill's, 1 11a!w. I y Frpress on I rcciocni ; iij.Mf. rrri ircm E. 8. WrxLi, Jersey City. II. J.. TJ. f). A J DANIEL WIBAND, Carriages, Waons,SIcigli9, &a eonurn or BASK AXI) IKON STHF.ETS, LintlUIITON, Pekra., I'artl.ular attention given to REPAIRING In all Its details, at theery Lowest Prices. Patronage respcctrully solicited and per feet titl.r.ctlnn gaaranteed. Jan.lv.Stly. DAN, WIEA1TD, Coo-l Vnr far Acrnla. Sinn ta MOO per mo.iuniloM-llli.g Aiir-ranIF(en lllaforsr. Faaiomiiiiil llefl.lie lliillleaot IhrSVortel If rut lo J. C. Jlrt.ur.lT Co., 1'uilaaelpula, Pa. THE COMPLETE HOME B book. New edition New bin-lincl. Nw l.luttrtUcat O frcm new dctltins. Superbly fottcn up. Smt low ptlc. Adfiid to til cUi. Sells m iifht, Arcntt toiny Ut woik. txCEtLENTTEHMS. Tlit han Jtmt pmpectu crrr lituei.1. Apply now. Drauliv, GakkbtsoK St Co., U North rh St. PhlUd! phia, f. A:mtxliT:retail new Ulit aaJutUu. f .Mc,TaroaaaCDcBt lau luoo, ut p., roo tilL HEALTHS GO pSS Ail that tbodonbtf nl cnrloa4 inoucattul wot . tV UaW nrlatiBlM ltli(tsntri a. ra 3 .a mi js.u inn v 1 1 b uiim i i'u.'vi sjnj, "T DR. WHITTIER P.fnW.YA irft-vetrsivl-tllt-rlmTTjnijVihW st iiJf-iaauirge, .auoTEBHoa TO . n ftl.C.. oim ' u muhj, m una... .. r v.-k..,, In pole, rr, f!rt.U KhIimi, Oo.ttW, f.,t,U.US saa Sttrtirlaf AttcU.... cintlfle Ur.tiDCTili itll ud nr. irm.ilr. Pe-fomiU.. TreweU. C. I or writ, for Jltl tt Quction. to b sn.w.ml by too de-irinx trwtm.nl by loatt. 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