NvW
C3S!Mvn
teas
New" Advertisements,
DfeATS & Co.,
-dhalees In
Watchqs
Clocks,
Jewelry,
Silverware,
Spectacles and Eje Glasses,
tost officii BtilLDiNd,
Weissporfc, Peima-
Repairing
tir alt klhdt pfornbtiy altchded to at VERY
iteatottibhi ctiarfcco.
If you need anything In our
line trive Us a cull before go
ing elsewhere, Our Prices
are as lov its the lowest, Mid
till Goods arc warranted to be
hs represented. feb2-y
Raili-oad Guide.
PMlatelpMa kpkL B. B.
Artangeffierit of fatsebgcl? Traits.
MAY 18S4.
Trains leave AllohtOwn as follows!
(Yll l'EttKIOMKK RAILROAD.)
For Philadelphia at 4.tS, .t, 11.10 a, m
and .10 p. m,
SUNDAYS.
For Phllauelphlaat 5.o0a. m.and 0.2o p.m
(Via East PeSiK RttAMcir.)
for Rc-adma; and ltarHsbUrt;, 6.DD, 8.40 a.
ta.. I2.lt, 4.9A and 0.05 p. m.
Fer Imncaster and Columbia, O.CO, 8,40 a,
m., nau 1 3ii p. in,
SUNDAYS.
For ItnrrlcbUrg, and waypolnts, 7.89 ft, tn
tt.l5 p. rd
For Philadelphia t35 a. m.
Trains Tor Allontown leave as follow :
Via PfcnKioslsfe lUitnoAb.)
Leave Phllad'a, 4 S 7.40 a. m and 1.09,
"Las, 4 30, ana e.is p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia. 8.30 a.m., BED, .20
p. m.
(Via Bast FxnN. DRAiion,)
IieaVe Heading, titto, 10.18 a. m.( 8.00. 3.60,
fcml it.t& tn.
Leave llarrlsbUrg, 1 1 f .50, 5.60 a. m., 1.45
and 4.IR) p. m.
Leave Lancaster, tf.00 a. m., 1.00 and (3.40
p.nt.
Leave Columbia, t.SO a. a , 1,10 and 3.40
p. tn.
frTom King Street Depot.
SUNDAYS.
Leave lteadlnir, o.oia. m., (5.00 p. tn.
LeaVe llnrrlNburir. 7.00 p. in.. 4 01 p. ra.
LeaVe Milladelphla 6 80 a. m , 3.C0 p. in.
Trains via "Perklomen Ilallrotttl' marked
thus fl run to and Irom Dehot. IStlith and
Ofeeli streets) Philadelphia, uther trains to
anl Irom moan sired Depot
The 5li0 nntl 0.45 a. ttl. trains from Allen.
town, and the 1 35 and ft.15 p.m. train from
Philadelphia, via Perklomen Railroad, have
through cars tu and from rhllaiiclphla.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
Oeneral Manager.
O.o. lUWrook,
(len'l Pnss'r fc Ticket Agent
May tilth. 11.63.
REMOVED.
W. a. M. Ssiple, Physiciau & Snrgeon,
lias Removed his Office nnd Residence from
Beoond St, tn SOUTH Street, In the bull.lltiir.
farmerly occupied by A.J I ioli.knm A vKIt,
Where he 1111 be plonked to Sue bis friends
end patNns. tl-omol! lltitlKSi from
0 to 0 o'clock P. M. March 31, 1(83.
GIVEN A1
To the SMOKERS of
Blackwell's Genuine
Bull Durham Smok
ing Tobacco.
iThe genuine has picture of
BULL, on every package.
For particulars see our next
announcement.
CUIE1 WHERE ALL ttSt FAILS.
TteslCoogliByfup. TaMeaaixKt.
it. e01a07aruRRi.ua,
STOCK MAItlCETS.
Rennrted un In 12 o'clock, by Da Haven A-
Tiiwnsend.Bankers.Ko.JA 8 Third Street,
rhiUdelphta, Stm-its bought and sold
either lor rash or on margin.
ThiladclpMa, June 16th, 1SS1.
bid asked
nss'i.Ext iooj iooj
II S Currency 6's - H 127
U84I, new 1111 111
118 4's..... 1208 1201
Pennsylvania R R fiSJ
rhiladelhla & Reading R It..-.. 11)
Lehigh Vallev R R Ci
Lehigh Coal i Navigation Co 40
Bull. N. Y. X Phlla. II R Co,.,,.. 4)
New Jersey Central 35 J
Northern Pacific Coin.. vj
lrefd 45J
Oregon Transcontinental,., 10
Union Parifie 381
Western Union (ill
West Shore lata., 361
Louisyilla i Nashville 28
Bilver, (Trades) , 88
S3)
Ml
C5
41
41
55)
20
431
II
38)
01
S8J
281
92
State Teachers' Association.
The thirtieth annual meeting of the Penn
sylvaoia State Teachers' Association will be
held at Meadville, Ibis State, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, July 8th, 9th
and 10th. Many pmmineut educators and
lecturers nl the State will be present and a
unususlly interesting and instructive pro
gramma has been arranged. Several en
jnyabla excursions by rallrncd and water
hava also been arranged for. The Lehigh
Valley Railroad will grant special rates to
all who go front here. It promises to be
the molt successful meeting of the associa
tion that has yet been held.
m CASH
ItH tttltl WHERE ttl ElSt f AILS, f-71
leslCoogliByfup. Tasteao, PJ1
"Original Ohoap Cash Store.1
Immense Collection
OF
Wash Fabrics!
WE have, this 'tensob. the most extensive
assortment of Wash Fabrics that tro have
evor had, and tlio PR10E3 are LOWER
than any previous year.
The followlnir will stive yoU soma Idea of
What this U It CAT 3TO0K consists ofl
Prints, Cambrics, I'anoALes, Ouamdrat
UlKOMAMS. JASOr UtrCUMAHI"! I'LAlH
ANDSTRiritDSKKnSUCKliria.I.lMKNS,
TKHISOtlOllUESK Ul.OHI.l'lQUfcfl,
NAisanoKt, MAitaeUKa,
WlllTK L A W Si Swiss)
MULLS, AND WlllTM
(jAMuntcs I
J. T, NU8BAUM,
Oppi Publlo Square, Dank Street, Lehigh.
n. Pa. Juno T, lBMly.
SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1831.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Persons making
payments lo this office by money orders or
postal notes will Jilcaso make them payable
at the Wwssport Post OrrlCK, as the Le
highton office is rot a money order offico
Our Neighborhood in Brief,
hABV's btRtnDAY.
MonilnV' balm is (air cf (aco(
Tuesday's lllilrn is lull nt Rrnro J
Wcdnef.Iuy'f bairlt is a child of woof
Thursday's baltn has far in gn
Friday's bairn is loving nnd uiving !
SnturtlHv'a bairn works hard for n llvinpj
But the bairn that is bum on the Sabbath
day,
Is lively and bohillo nmt wise and gay.
SfCall ntllio Nnvelty Blnre. next door
to the AnvooATK otllro, for bargains I
-Our Sunday schools are beginning to
Gil up in anticipation of coining picnics.
ffi3Tho MiniN0ltin fivo cent clear at
the Mews Drpnpivra Universal satisfaction.
Sm-Qo to the Newa Dennt fur Sncnr
b'ad Uibttccoj and get a form or piouo lor a
premium.
Quito a number of slrongers tvere In
town on Sunday taking m the cblorcd
camp meting.
aa"-A yaricly of books, very cheap, at
the Novelty Store, next dour to the Advo
cate office,
--Quito a number or dwellings In town
are being beautifled by receiving a new
coalol paint.
FQWhiit wa hear saM That E. It.
Until, of Mauch Chunk, has an elegant
stock nl gold Waichrs. Gil fro them.
-Mrs. Iilnry A. Rudolph, of Centre Val
ley, Schuylkill county, was In town Mon
day, visiting Irlenils.
sheds ol good nnle liapcr and 23
envrlnpca lor 10 cents at the Novelty Store,
next door to tho advocatk Ulllce
Our genial friend A. A. Ornyor, of
Mountain Topj gave us a pleasant Call on
Tuesday.
JSEO-A new tnl nl Cl.OCltS, WATOltfiS
unil JUWEIjIIY just received at S. 1IAUA
MAK'S Store, Lehighton. Pa.
Ourvoung friend Will IT. Ifann.one
Of Weatherly's most popular young men,
was in town fur a fetv holits on Friday and
tlroppctl in to seo us.
EirCliildrcn's hats from 25 cents up.
I.ndlea wishing rrnpe bonnets or veils
should not fail loEer Iny elrgatitiissnttnifut
ol crapes, Aivcnut timer Xjfiiighton
Only two more weeks until the glorious
fourth, and the ayernge small boy's head h
filleil with bright pictures nl epongacake,
lemonade, tire crackers and picnics.
An immense success Tho railroad
watches soM by II. II. ltnlil, nl M o nil
Chunk. All rl.o llaVo thum would huve
no other.
The funeral of Miss Jtary 12. Icuckel
look place on Monday afternoon and was
one oftho largest ever witnessed In Iiehlgh
ton, Tho II mil tributes were beautiful.
AN OLD NUnSE8AY8: Acker's Sng
Itsh Hemedv Is nK.T for cnuchsi croons
illplilkerin.or btoocliitis. !3old by Dr. 0. T.'
Horn, Lehighton, Ii A. Horn, Weissport,
Joseph Dymond, aged 28, a fal-mer
Hying near Wilkcsbarre, killed himself las
Sunday because tho girl hs loved would
not marry hiln,
;Mr-Wo are glad to note that Mr. IIoliU
of Mauch Chunk Is doing a largo business
in wiilcues. Ho has a grt-at deinand lor tho
Improved American Watches.
Some of the unpaid employes of Iho
Heading Ilallrnad, al Ashley, propose If not
pud by In day (rriday), to matte applica
tl
on lor admission to thu poor house.
Iir-Afler all tho others havo failed lo
ake your watch keen time, give me n
f al. If I f.tll it will not cost you any
lung. Yours, Ac, 1). S BOCK.
Our young friend Fred. Leurkel, Jr., ol
Knknmo, Col., who was called home
he death of n beloved sister, will remain in
tuwn for a few weeks.
;3LT"Panillon BInnd Cure Contains ho
mineral nl anvkind.it restores tho blooi
o a lieallhy erudition, regulating exresies,
nil prevents disease lliouias- drug store.
To-day (Saturday), June 2lsl, Is I lie
ongest day of the year 15 hours and four
minutes, On this day the summer eolstico
coiimenrcs, and lasts HI days,
tyTh lalest styles and the best Inst
trimming, done, at the lowest rati
prices, nl llm millinery rtoro of Alvenia
O raver. Rank street, Lehighton.
--The Summit House, ut Glen Summit,
the hiithe.t N,int on Iho route of the Lehigl
Valley Railroad, was opened oh Mum!
number of prominent railroad official
were present.
lieu. Ilollrrt cnld plale Laco Pins, War
ranlid In keep their color, only IS cents. a
UUUll'8 Jewelry store, opposite J w
Raunrhbtish'e, Lvhlghtorv,
After July 1st, 1881, the Directors of
the First National Bank, ol this borough
will meet every Wednesday at 10 o'clock
a. m., instead of in the allernoon as here
ofore,
aulf you Wanta nlee,smnoth,eA8y sliate
vour holr cut or shampooing.go to 1-ran
Iloederer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho
tel. He will fix you right, and don't you
lorgel It,
One coal train fat) into the side of an
other on the Lehigh and Susquehanna Rail
road on Thursday night ol last week, at
Lebtgb Gap, as the latter Was leaving the
siding. An enema and ten cars were
tmathed.
tea. FOR BALE Four Building Lot
located on the old "Centennial Hotel
property, on 2nd (Irret, this borough, a
offered lur sale, on reasonable terms. Apply
to L. F. Kleppinger, corner of Iron and
Sua streets, lor jurueuisrs,
A branch of the Miners' Amalgamate!
Association Is being organised at Lansfurd
George Harris, president ol the association,
is making a tour of the anthracite coal re
gion for the purpose ol uniting the mine
with thnte of the bitumiuous region
-BruptlIon Cough Cure cured an I
fant only a few weeks old of whoopli
cough after a consultation of physicia
pronounced it beyond recovery. It stops
tho whoop and allows the breath to return
bold at 1 nomas urug store.
A two year-old child of William Ma
dara, of Upper Mauelt Chunk, died last
Monday morning. Death is supo3ed to
have resulted (ruin laurel flowers, which
the child had gathered' in the woods on
dsy previous,
A trawling band enlivened our town
Tuesday afternoon and efoulnf;.
Tho average small boy Is btppy" con.
asqutnt upon the rumor that a "real show''
Trill pitch Iti lent here In tbs near future.
VjuDorlng tho saisnn for mosquitoes
and other stinging Insects, and of poisoned
plants. If your skin is Impure, a bite will
swell and lester unless you apply Faplllotj
Skin Cure. A ticgle application will neu
tralite tile fralson. At Thomas' drugstore.
Tho treatber duflng the week lias been
extremely warm, the thermometer ranging
from 85" lo Vl in the Ahsdc,
A Bio Tnisol livery subscriber to the
Carbom Advocatx who Immediately pays
bp arrearages and one year In advance will
receive free for r,he year Itcedth and Ihmt
a large 5 page, 10 column monthly paper'
devoted tn home matters. Step up.
For the week ending on the 14th Ihst.,
there Wero 185,011) tons of coal trans
ported oVtr the Lehigh Valley railroad
making a total lo date ol 2,880,857 tons, a
tlecreasn of 302,818 tons as compared With
same (line last year.
jsarlf your breath la offensive, your
nostrils felid with putrid matter, and you
nro rapidly becoming consumptive, use
Panlllon Catarrh Cure) yotl will bo purilled
and permanently cured. Sold at T.homaa'
drug store, Bank street, Letnshloh.
Mr. Oeorgo Mlneliarl, of Towamenslng
twp.,wosln town Tuesday, and Inlortncd
Us that the frost Sunday morning last dc
strnyed two acres ofK)!dtocs which he had
plaDled bcltvecti the Pino Run nnd Wild
Creek.
3ir Only 10,00 cash
for an ullwool Suit at II. II.
Peters', Post-office building,
Lehighton.
While Workmen wero engaged In dig
glngnt the opening of a cement quarry, nt
Egypt, Lehigh county, they dug up a skele
Inn in a stale of almost complete preserve
lion. Only n few of the smaller bones were
decomposed, whtlo Iho skull, trunk nnd
limbs are in good condition.
g'fNow is the time, and
CLAUSS & BE, O., tho
ilaco, if you want a nice fit
ting all-wool suit of clothes,
made to order for only $10.00,
Some one dales, "Why is dudo like
match?" The answer might be, "because
ey are only worth two cents a huudred
but dudes ate hardly worth that much.
atirh Chunk Daily Timet, The editor ol
e Times spcaus advisedly on Ihe above
oi nt.
DSPS' II. fetors, at the
ost-office building Lehidi-
ton, Avill make you an all-
wool suit lor only 10 cash,
f you order now.
Mother Hcbcrllng celebrated her "3lti
rtbdiy the other day, she had her heart
hecred Willi a present of un easy rocking
Chair abd in tho eyenlng a surprise ylsi
from her children and their Wives and
usbands. In reference t? her easy chair
e says sho is how better off than belter
people, hnvlng on easy chair for every rbom
O-ti. P. LucKenbach, fll Broadway
Mauch Chunk, has enlarged his store1, put
n a new skylight, u ml now lias on cxliibl
urn over 1000 styles of hue paper hangi'ics
eetihitlona, freizes find borders, together
Mill an elegant line of dado shades, will
ulesl attachments and Iriinlhltigs. Books.
stationery and luncy goods in great Variety
ntl nl lotrest prices.
On Monday Mrs. John Gessncr met tin
ntimely death at her residenco in Cuta;
inrjUa, Tlio family had moved into the
how building but tt few days previous, and
appears that Mrs. Gessner was hot fairly
nrqiiainted Willi Iho different apartments.
She fell duwn a flight of stairs and sus
talned serious injuries, which culminated
ti death live hours afterwards.
.ftiW hnVn lust returned frntli Ihn ntl V
itll no Immense clock ol SUMMER
.TVLEd OK HATS. BOXN1JTS. CHILD
REN'S AND BABY'S CAPS.ic, which
oiler nt tho lowest cash piieef, CI1 and
be convinced that I sell CHEAPER than
ny other. ALVENIA GRAVER, Bank
street, Jjoliigulon, l'a.
The actual cost of mtlkihg a ton
ron In t lie Lehigh Valley is estimated by
Mr. McCfenlli, chemist of the Geologica
urycy of Pennsylvania, at f 20 38, item
zed as billows. Oro i9 Si; ceal, $3 30
iinestone, seventy seven ccntsj labor, $2.33.
ncideiituls and repairs, (2 (11.
gTheruslnstill continues
at Ci.auss & lino., for tliosc
landsotnely-made, all-w o o
suits at SI 0.00. Call early
ii you wish to take advantage
of this remarkably low price
lor a suit made to order.
My son, whisper it not to the marines,
but bear It In mind yourself, that a man
never g!s half seas over unles. ho sails
with tho crcW. What crewt Cork's crew,
my son, cork's crew. Bottle that up in
Jour ecrp heaps it may work in handy
come day. At the same tlmo continue tn
bear in mind that you ran hire teams at the
iopuler livery ol David Ebbert, on North
street, very cheap.
SQ.I'rledmann Sc Lanterliing are: Ihe
largest culcl-v mauufarturers in Ihe Unite.!
Stale, ami their goods are guaranteed to
e llrsl class in every respect and rqnul to
any ill llm market. Abotll 30 dillerent
styles of their pn.'kel knives nnd rainm may
b even at tho News Depot. They w,e
bought at a bargain mid are belli c retailed
t about ordinary wholesale priees.
Mnlthew lingers, aeeVi 24 yfcifs and
Mary McLogue, ,,! la years, both inmate'
of the Lackawanna county jail and serving
short terms, became smlllcn with each
other, A few daye ago Rogers was )ia
charged from jail, nnd Ihe Jailer granted
Mary leave of absence under a guard long
enough lo be married. After this was ac
complished she was returned lo her cell lo
serve out bet term, which will be of abort
duration,
Son,
Take thy
best girl lo art
les creum parlor
and treat her. Thou
Jnust remember that the
climate is warm, and that thy
girl Is also the same. Yes, my son,
When thou takes! a walk in the com
finny of thy beloyed, during these sultry
evenings, mrgei not tint ice cream is
a great cooler, and will surely cool
her. When Ihou art about It,
get tho best, and thou art
probably uware that
Ihe best cream is
kept by Lew.
IsWehr,
JfauU
at.
We hata received from Prof, T. it,
Dallies, Isle Supl, of Schools, his auuusl re
port for the ttyoar, which we will pub
lish In next week's Advocate. The Trvf.
writes us that be will attend tho Stale.
Teachers' Association, at Meadville, pa., on
July B, 0 and 10, from there be intends to
gn to Msdifon, Wis , to aller.d Ihe National
Educational Convention, after wh(ch b
expects to visit his numerous friends In this
the county
He Is much pleased with bis Dew
1 ?sitloa
3en. Wm. McCandless, distinguished
as a Toluuteor soldier of the late rebellion
and A lawyer, died In Philadelphia, en
Tuesday.
Saw You can get a Blngto Buggy ITarnees,
In part nlckle, at ten dollars and lull nlcklo
at twelvo dollars, got up In good eiyle, al
M. Flory'a Harness Shop, weiuport, t'u.
Justice Bradley and Judge Butler, sit
ting In the U. S. Circuit Court, Pbiladel.
J1I1I5, on Tuesday, granted leave to- the
Philadelphia A Reading Railroad ncelvera
to borrow J3,TCO,000 to pay accrued Inter
est, and for wagea and supplies now due.
StrNothliig known like It before. The
great demand for ImproTeu American
Watches Is surprising. These watches cn
not be made last enough to supply the de
mand and what is more surprising is the
reduced prices they are selling lor) so cays
. II. Ilobl, of .Maucu (;iiunk.
Paymaster Hess, of the Ifew Jersey
Central Railroad, Wednenlay mornln'g.aml
began paying tho employes on the Lelllgh
and Susquehanna Division their wages for
April, Alter all tho payments had been
msito be proceeded up to dreen nidge. An
nfilcial ol tho road said last eyening that
after Mr. Hess returns from the npper end
of tho roed bo will begin paying tlio em
plojcs on the Jersey Central, from. Jersey
Cily to PhllllpsbUrg, their wages for May,
and then pay the Lehigh and Susquobauna
men for tho same month.
Mnlthew Siinpsnlij senior Bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in the United
States, died at his house, 1331 Arch street,
Philadelphia, nt twenty minutes to nine o'
clock Wednesday morning. Ho Dssscd
away Unconscious, not haying spoken since
Sunday morning. Somellmca during the
last d3s lie WustlinUghl to show some sign
if recognition, but whether he actually
knew or not that ho was boing railed lo his
account could not bo determined. His
wife, his Bon and nil his daughters, except
nnej Wero at his betlsiilo when be tiled,
The cause ol rlealh Was exhaustion, Hue lo
to oyerwork and his great age, 74 years..
SPECIAL NOTICE,
There bcintr several hundfed dollars
standing on my books fur subscription to
II1B VrtUlJUJ ilUVUUAlJ-;, UUVCriJMU UllU
loo won;, i resiiecuuiiv reoticst moso in'
ilobtcd to mnko imniediuto settlemcnt-
by postal note or money order payable tit
tho Wcissport post office, or by dl'afl or
check. Tliosc lttiVltk; claims agltinst us
will pfdscnt tllem for1 settlementi
Very respectfully,
II. V. MORTltlMElt, Sit.
Teacher's Examinations.
Teacher's exaiuiuatious wilt be held as
follows :
Summit Itll', Monday Juno 23.
Jeansville, Wednesday June 25.
Lansford, Friday June 27.
Wcatherly, Monday Juno 30,
Mauch Chunk, July 3.
Examinations will begin at 0 n. hi
Teachers must bo examined in tho districts
In which they Intend to leach. Exceptions
will belnade only for satisfactory reasons.
T. A. Sntokr, Co. dipt; of Schools,
A Cof Killed with a Baso Bulb
While Joseph Coyle, aged thirteen, and a
number nf companions wero on their way
to school Thursday afternoon 12th Inst.,
they stopped at an bpen lot in the Sixth
Ward, AllenlnWni to play ball. A boy
named Roxbcrry, in answer to Coyle's re
quest that ho knock him a fly, hit tho ball
and Coyle, who was Hghly feet distanro
'.Med tD catch it. It passed through his
hands nnd struck him in the pit of the
stomach. For n few minutes Coyle olagjer
ed about in a lloUbled-up position) lell oyer
on his face and died in a few momenta.
The Coroner's Jury exonerated Roxbcrry,
A t first Coyle's companions thought he was
merely eha mining, but when no fell over
and died they were overcome with horror,
A lctv Way of Woolntr.
Simon Smith, a resident bf Mahanoy
Plane.was committed tn prison at Pullsville
Friday for safo keeping. He lell iii love
with Eva Holtham and his suit prospered
for nwhile. Then Eva s allcctions grew
cold. Smith revived to hard the Idol ol
his affection or do something desperate.
Arming himself Friday morning with a
pistol, a kiiile, and rope ho went to tho
residence of the young lady. He fastened
one end df the rofie arouhd his fleck and
the other end tn a hat peg, then holding the
pistol to his head Willi one hand nnd the
knifo to his throat with the other, he de
mantled lo khmv ifeho rclused to Wed him
The words were hardly Uttered whcii
brother of the lady's npilenred nnd seized
Smitlli ilisbrmetl him abd took him belore
a Justice, whence ho was Committed to
prison under u struilii gunrd. Ho Says he
only wanted to frighten Eva into giving her
consent tu merry li i tit ami meant no Harm.
Altonlnt td Wreck a H. J. Central Train.
A dastardly uttempt was made to wreck
a p.ieertger train nn the New Jersey Con
tral railroad, oh Wednesday night of last
week, near Blonihsbiirg, One end of a
largo sleeper Was wedged under OUo tail
and tho other end Jilaced oh the lop ell the
opposite end of Ihe e.lriie Irack, find braced
by large stones tn prevent It from tlinyln
when struck. A tanner happened In c'nlne
that way, ami removed the obstruction
few minutes before a (tassehgef train for
New York came along at the rale of forty
miles alt hour. Had tho train struck Iho
lecper It Would have been ditched, and
uiHtlv lives lost. The farmer retKirled Ihe
on-iirrence tn tlio operator at the Blooms
mir I'epit.nnil an niueuil ol llm rompiny
was notified. A few weeks rlgii a similar
attCmit was libido nn tho L S. tiivlsinn,
llenr AHenlnwit. Pity Ihe scoundrels eun
not be caught and uuimartly dealt with.
Killed on the Rail.
One of tho moil melancholy nCrideHts we
hate been called on In record, occurred at
Ihe Village Of WalnUlport, near Slalingtoii,
Wrdnesday afternoon at 3. It! p. iri. Mrs.
Anna 8tem, a venerable lady In hef JOih
year', the mother of Jlr. George It. Stem, nf
Steinldn, and Mrs. Sarah Itrrons, of Wal-
nutporl, met nn almost Instantaneous death
on the Lehigh Valley track at the hour
named. It appears Ibat Mrs. Stem had
been Visiting her friend Mrs. Knuns, and
the two ladies were un their way tn the
Lehigh and Susquehanna defM, whence
Mrs. Stem was about In take the train to
Bethlehem, On crossing Ihe dnwn track
Mrs. Stem fell, and Mrs. Konns going im
mediately to her assistance and trying tn
c-oss the track, a west bound coal train,
No. 00, on the Jjedtgn and susqueiianua
road, struck them both simultaneously ,
Mis. Konns died a few minutes nller tile
sad aei-lttent. but Mrs. Stem survived for
almost an hour, when death put an end to
bersuneriDg.i.riiK.
Bycicle Excursion.
On last Saturday eyenlng our town was
enlivened by some fifteen byciealitts
arriving in this borough from Allontown,
Bethlehem, Weatherly and Weissporl.
They rode upend down our streets in splen'
did style, and oppotltoth' Exchange Hotel
they performed some exceedingly daring
and difficult feals upon tho"hufty critter."
They all took rooms at the Exchange and
as ear V as five o'clock Sunday morning
started f ,r Tamaqtia, and arrived there at
about Half past eight, after taking break
fast and dinner there tliey surtwl bark by
way nf Summit Hill, Mining on down
through Maunh Chunk and the tnw path tn
WeiMpnrt and urriye.1 at the Lrlilgh Val
ley depot just in tuno to make Ihe 4:07
train going South. On Monday morning
our young friend George Hnn,nf Weattf
erlyt perfor ned tome difficult as well at
daring feats ou the bycicle in front of ?ur
sttb!ibrnul.
Obituary,
Miaa&fAnr E. Lscchcl died at Lehigh
ton, Pa., June etb, lew. She was tho daugh.
tcr of Frederick end Lueetta Leuokol. Tier
father Is an old and honored member of tho
Evangelical church, to which her me,ther at
totolouged until her decsaseln the forepart
ef last March. Tlicf ohIM of chrlsllsn pari
ents the watrarly taught the way of right'
eousness, tbd while young In years sho gave
her heart to do J, nnd United with the M. .
church of the above named place,
Mlsi Lonckclrrasof a quiet temperament
and a sweet and loving disposition, Sho
made no loud profession bsfors the church,
Jet all who know her felt Ibat In her heart
dwelt the spirit of Christ. Almost two years
before her death sho became the teacher of
the Infant Class. In this new field of labor
the performed her d alios faithfully and won
and held until the day of her death the lore
and esteem of tbo e committed tobcrcaro.
Some two Weeks before the was taken 111
with typhoid-malaria. At the taw the end
approaching (he taldl "1 am not afraid to
die ; I am (coin homo to Jesus:" and passed
tneoily away to hor reward In heaven .
Tho funeral took place June loth, 1884
Prayer was offered at the residence, by the
Rev. O. R. Cook; from where the funeral cor.
tage repaired to the M. K. church. (Innofher
favorite hymns, "O, how Ho loves," was snng
by tho choir; Rev. S. S. Chubb, pastor of the
Lvangcllcnl church, lead In n fervent prayer,
and the hymn "Vital Spark of Hcsvcnly
Flamo" was beautifully rendered. Rev, O
W. North, pastor of tho Newtown M. E'
church, was Introduced and preached an In
teresting nnd appropriate sermon from tho
Words, "Then (hall be brought to pass the
saying that Is written, llenth Is swallow, d
ud In victory," 1 Cor. 15: El; followed by Rev'
Ohubb who dollvercd an address from 1,
Thess. 4:24, -ror If wo bclloTo that Jesus
died art! rose again, even them also which
sleep In Jesus will Ood bring with lllm,"
The. floral offerings werCmany nnd beauti
ful, among I lie ttl wo mention "Tho dates
Ajar," "The Orown." nnd tbo "Broken Col.
utnn," fof which tho family extend thclf
hearty thanks to the friends.
Wo wended our way slowly to the cemetery
where was laid to rest tho body or Alary beside
hor tnof cr, until the morning ol theresurrcc
Hon when sho shall arlso and puton luitnor.
tallty. O Ii, Cook, Pastor.
Woatherlv Chips
-On tho 17th Inst, the I, v, shops wero nil
closed on account of the IC of P. excursion
which went to Ulcn Onoko on that day. As
far as wo know It was n sueccst.
Tho Star Baso Ball Club, of this placo.
playod n. picked club of Mauch Chunk, on
the East MaUoh .Chunk ground, agauio oh
ast Tuesday afternoon. 'Iho gaino resulted
In tho scoro ofl". rounds for MnncliChunk
nnd 12 for Weatherly.
Misses Stabler and Hnldaman, olSum.
mlt Hill, visited Phcenlx Lodge, No. 740 1, O.
cf O. T , on Monday evening.
Misses Nelllo nnd Jcnnlo Blaksleo re
turned homo last Tuesday from llethletncn,
whore they havo been attending school lor
somo time.
Mr. P. T. Ohocstrinn Is Conflnod to his bed
with a severe attack of rheumatism.
Mr Isaac Harleman was interred In the
Union Cemetery on Monday last, Services
Wero held at Iho home of his son, Samuel
whero the old gontlehlnn has been making
his home. He was 84 years old and an old
resident of Weatherly. Ker. J. P. Moffat
ouiclatedi
Jtrs. Jits, Mlllilme, after a long and pain
ful Illness, passed away about 5 o'clock last
Friday afternoon. Tho deceased had scores
bf warm iricnds In town, nnd her prcniaturo
death leaves a deep wound In many an ach
ing heart. Oho was a devout member of the
Presbyterian church, and dted in the full bo.
lief of it rich Inhcrltnhce In ltoavcn, and with
tlio expectation of meeting loved ones gone.
be Torn around the throne of hor croator. Tho
funeral took place Ust Sunday at 2 p. m. and
was very largely attended. Tho members of
W.C., No. 170 P. U.S. of A., to which or.
ganlzn Hon the husband of tlio deceased be
longs, joined the lrler.de and relatives In pay
log the hist tribute of respect to the deceus.
ed. Services wero held In the Presbyterian
church, conducted by Rev. J. Moffat. Text
1 Citron. 23th Chap, and 15th verse.
Nontn.
Weissport Itemt.
R. II. Schonen, who has bcCh a resl
dent of this place for the last few rears, re
moved to Bethlehem during tbo week. Mr.
S, makes this move in order to facilitate his
Work , namely, that nf Insurance agent.
A. W. Marsh, who h as bejti stationed
in Clinton county for the last three montbe,
looking afler the lumbering interests ol
Marsh k Kern, spout Sunday with his
family.
Win. M. Meredith, an estimable friend
and honorable gentleman of Reading, was
visiting friends here during tbo week
Friend Will is always a wetdortie visitor.
The other evening, while a friend was
taking a walk along the canal, ho was al
most frightened to death by a terrible crash
At first he thought a cow might havo been
so unfortunate as to fall over the dipping
into the cabal, so he concluded ne would
watt and see what tbe outcome would bo.
Undid not haVe lo wait very long, for a
fjw mlnutesJater he heard a fearful kicking'
and splashing accompanied by the following
exclamations and ejaculations: "My God
help or I'll drown I" "For heaven's sake
enve me I" etc. In order lo exteud a helj:
Inp hand our friend ran to the spot as fast
as be could and lot to his great astonish
ment it was ntl r genial and obliging friend
Ed., who had been nut on the mad between
Whitehead's lock and tlio canal bridge
practicing on a boy's old, worn. out bicycle
which come fried,) lied laanel lilui so as to
learn to ride thu bicycle and tho bldycl
not him. El has concluded diet II Is lint
very healthy exercne, and thinks ho rti
give, it up as a bail job, lor he does not bo
IIbvo lie will eyer beooinn nn expert in nil
nig it along Iho canal. Our advice to Hd
would be to go into comu cellar and prac
lieej then If he. should Happen lo- fall ol! nnd
tear Ills p.luts he Could gel them mendnl
sooner than lined. Jiuwcver, In Is deter
mined not In try it ngun, lor he is no lio;
and Knows when lie has nut enough. N
d.iubl as far at ha is courernod the blcvcl
r fnrc.ilci and, we suppose, one could buy
It verr cneap
Tbe Fourth fll July is fast approachln
and as yet we have heard of no arrange
menls as lo Its proper celebration. Wl
should Welssport nut hayo some lilting
demonstration for (Ins ever rtcUrring legal
and iiutnotic holiday? Why hot have a
public meeting to lull commemorate the
b'rlhof that second evangelism, The Declar
ation of Independence. The boon of our
rights, the glorification of our greatness.
Have we not a Snyder, a Mooney, a Weiss
and a Yeakel who could entbus and instruct
tho pnpulaco in an adequate manner, by
eloquence, Words of wisdom and the recap
itulation or the past? Have we not a local
Poetess Who could immortalise the lime and
occasion In a Thymic Shakesperran man-
All inese essentials welssport hae.and
yet nobody to giye proper expression to the
befitting occasion. By all meant let the
local talent have a chance,sn that this boll
day be not another humdrum.
Daniel Hresge,of the Poho Toco Hotel,
Informs ut that he has placed a few row
boats on the mill pond abd dam attached
to Raber's Mill, fur those who are desirous
nf Ashing and rnwing. The place Is about
two miles bark nf Weistport. The hotel is
situated at tbe jucflion nl five roads, and is
nn elrgtnt resort at all times for persons
who desire rustio or sylvan Sports, and
wish to have t place where they Can lay
aside thei caret and responsibilities of busi
ness and every day lull. The place it to
situated at lo afford all tbe recreation asked
and desired and "fiubhn Dn" will make
thingt ple.ot and consenitt for all who
vrlllgiyabimaeall. . JonctK.
tnfayct16 Oolloac-
Tfirs CoxHCSCEiiMt'Wzr.c at Lafayclla
College) begins on Juno 22d, with the exer
cises of Iho Mst anniversary oftho Rrajneid
Missionary Society and s sermon by lbs
Rev. W. Dayton noberlty of Pblledclbblt.
Tbo 23rd Is Senior Class-Day, humorous
and grave, wllh tnuttc by tho Ringgold
Band of Reading. On Iho 2-llb nev. J. M.
I udlow, D. D., of Brooklyn, delivers tho
Orotlon before the Societies, followed by an
Athletic contest and a reception tendered
by the alumni to Rey. Dr J. II. Maron
Knox, the President ele:t, whose Inaugura
tion closes the dsy.
The Senior Class numbers 39, of wbctn
20 are candidates for degrees tn the Engi
neering and Scientific courses of study, and
,19 In the Classical courses: their graduation
is on the 2t'.h,wltb an examination of can
dldatcs for entrance on tho following day.
A circular containing special railroad rales,
msy b had by addressing the Collego Sec
retary at Eatton.
Coart Proceedings.
Com. ts. Reuben Meckasj lornlcallon and
bastardy. Johanna Anlmann, prosecutrix.
Verdict, not guilty on account of want of
urisdlcllon, but to to pay Iho cost of prose
cution.
Com. vs. Gilbert J.fletdtwo Indictments
for larceny) prosccutorr, Rey M Bunce aud J
II Yeagenfrum theformer he stole a set ofhar
uess and from tho latter a Wolfo robe. Ver
dict, guilty) sentence to pay n fine of $5, tho
costs of prosecution nnd undergo an Im
prisonment nf ono year and nine months
n the Easlern Penitentiary.
Com. vs, Miehaol Fashnr) assault and
battery and attempt lo commit rape) prose
cutrix, Mary Itorus. Both parties ore
Hungarians residing nlLausford. Verdict,
not guilty and county to pay tbo costs.
Com. Vs. Charles Dawson and John
Tj-iuiberly, robburvj prosecutor, Hugh Dlx-
son. Continued to next term,
Michael Boyle for the ollenro of assault
and battery committed upotijtho person of
Mary Brown', Was sentenced to pay a tine
of ono dollar and Ibo costs of prosecution.
For the oflcuco of malicious mlschlel, that
of throwing stones though the window nl
Mrs. Brown's residence ho was sentenced
n pay n fine of twenty dollarsand tho costs
if piosecution. For the offence ol larceny ho
was sentenced to pay it tine oi live
dollars, the costs of prosecution nnd In un-
lergn un Imprisonment ill tuo Dtaie prison
or tho term ol mree years.
Onr New ItTahoninfr Letter.
Tho potato bug has again made ml ap
pearance lids year, and Is doing much dam.
age to the potatoo vines.
Mr. Thomas Musselraan was visiting
friends in Lehigh county.
Mr. Jacob Klstler, better known na "Con'
table Jnltc," Is the owner of ft horse that has
i record of trotting a mile In SiS3. This is
another 'compliment" for Mahon.ng,
-Mr. Jool Hachmon, who moved to III.
nols lorly eight, years ago, Isnt present visit'
Ing friends In tho Valley with ins wire.
N. M. Balllet, a J unlor ot l rnnkiin and
Marshall Collcuc, Lancaster, ts ependlnghls
vacation at homth
Mr. 11 S. ltorpct and family spent last
SuUday In Macungio.
Mr. J II. I.ongacro ana "irientt" wero
Visiting at Stelnsvllte, t,elilgh county, over
Sunday.
Nathan Balllet and wife, ahd Harrison
Mlllef and wire, hive baen visiting atLowlt.
town, Schuylkill county.
An animal belonging to the Edentate
family was recently discovered here, by a
genius of tho Centre Squaro Select School.
This is, wo believe, tho only specimen nf this
family that has yot been dltcuvcrcd In the
United States; and is, thcrofuro, something
extrnordluery. For furthor particulars
wrllo to tho Historian of tho school, Now
Mahoning.
11. A. Kolscrwns visiting friends at A!'
lentonn during tho week.
O.K. Musselrhan Is spending his vacn
Hon at home. Ho Intends lo test hlsphislcal
powers during hajlng and harvesting.
Tho closing exercises or tne ucntro
Square Select School was hold last Friday
evening. Un account or the Inclemency or
tho weather, tho boys had to ornto to a rath
er sllui audience. Some oftho exercises wero
real good, but somo very Insulting remarks
which wcrii entirely out of plaoo, Woro made
by some, agalnlt certain scholars who had
boon exonted from taking part In tho exer
cises. Hut these must ba overlooked. On
the whole tho exercises wero fairly credit
able. Tho fall term of the rchool Will com'
mence on July I3th. Tho prospects lor a
good number of scholars are very favorable.
Hut no "Urst ushers" need apply. Mr. J,
H. Kcrchncr will again bo tho teacher.
For Assembly,
t lici-cbv atlriouncc myself as a cntidi'
elates for the nomination nnd election of
:t Democratic ItcilttscntativtJ for tho next
Legislature, Whether 'elected or tlcloat
cel, I eliall cotitinuo to labor for tho com
rilcte! overthrow Of all nionopolie-s and
tho vnritms means nmt a;:viie:,e:a vme'ii
aro continually employed tn oppress the
poor, firmly believms that neither Na
ture nor Ood over1 designed that the poor
should be, ns thoy now are, virtually, tne
slave.1 tif the Plutocracy better known
as tho MONEY I'OWKK. Uooel wages
for a fair elny'a work, to bo promptly (laid
in cash, should bo tho law, sirtd no Com-
ntint fetorcs. nor' any other iiiethoeis.
should he allowed to exist, to over-reach
the laborer,
tmiiirlv bolievimr that these! fife, a-
moiiL' other, really the great ahd vital
things that aro of practical imneirtanco
to tho rliasc3 of t lie pconlo, and that they
must ho radically COrfeetoil, sooner or
later, I nledffo myself, under all circum
stance.'!, td ridvocata them with nn nrt-
t-lcldlntr conviction, that it is for justjet?.
right ahd tlio good of humanity. And 1
shall do it witli energy and force.
YV; M. RAPS1IER.
Lehighton, jitho 4, IBS J.
Ni;W aim'lki isi:mi;Ms.
THU PHOSTHATION Uhlcll follows
Diphtheria, and tho persistency with
which It clings to tho pallcnt, nro well
Known to all who havo had any experience
with this tcrribld disease.
Tho following letter shows how tho re
storing aud Invigorating properties of
BE if ovcrcomo It, and
rOOU S how by vlt.UU
mmi Ing nnd enrich-
.SrnarrnrtrInins tbo wood it
"v "Y"" neutralizes and
eradicates tbo poisoned matter Iiont It,
bringing to tho convalescent tho color, Ufo
and Igor of, robust iicaltu.
. Lowell. Mass.
Mrssns. C I. Iloon & Cp.i . Ueiitlcnien
MyimiafiUlliatt the diphtheria last April.
Tlin tllstM.se left her very weak, blood noor.
with no appetite, and ihe could not seem to
rally lioul Its cliccts. Hood's Haiiclai-auil-1a
was recommended by a neighbor. Alter
slid had been taking it a lew days w e noticed
a cliango for the better she began to cat
1lli a icllsh. It seemed to. take out tho
poison the disease had left In her blood, tlio
chatigo bclug very noticeable In her face.
Kim tnnlelttun months and f ullv I eetatned
Iter llVUIUl, IllUHUUUii, Ubi.KUi. i.u
recommend Hood's B-insA"AniLL wlina
Great deal ot pleasure.
2surc. t ery iiuiy yuura,
J, lii SMITH, . .., .
iv iiuueruciu mrecu
"That Extfemo Tired Feeling,"
'The first botllo has done my daughter a
fcrcat deal cj( good; her food eloes pot ells
tress her now, nor docs alio suffer from a at
txtrtms lirtd feellm whleli shu (ltd before
taking Hoou'a SAns-ifAniLLA."
Sold by all druggists. Price Cl a bottle ot
tlx botttas for C3. ITcparcel by C. I. UOOD
, " " "l"""'"
'fotjd'a i(fVrotffT, Only fj (Jmt
bffllni m all
1 "S
FRIDAY, JUNE
WasMmra & Snmi
Circus, Museum and Menagerie
4 WONDERFUL SHOWS I 4
Under Three Monster Tents I
Tho most complete and best organized show on. the Continent
A Few Features of
WasIatoBirHa MBiBitiBHf:'
GREAT SHOWS!
A GRAND. MENAGERIE
Which Is rcplclo with rare Living Curiosities.
A ZOOLOGICAL WORLD IN CAPTIVITY.
Merry Mirth 'Making Monkeys, Beautiful Tropical Birds'
Tlio only BLACK ELEPHANT living. Ten
times a greater curiosity than anv White Elephant.
A Grand Free Walloon Ascension 1
Sovrrt- TflT3r"rT "TV!" A GJeTl'M WhoattcmDled the life or aal'eau, the a"
eigU, OKJlAVi iXXxaJt, ,itsla B poesldent JntuCJ A. aarhold. "I
am on my way to llelly and tho Baby,"
Three Great Clowns, American; Irish and German. Stfong
Men and Strong Women, Male and Female Bare-back
Hiding. Champion Bicycle Hiding.
Brilliant Skatorial Triumphs !
Gladiatorial Contests, Athletic, Gymnastic and Acrobatic
Exercises, Double Horizontal Bar and Tl'bnderful Feats
in Mid-Air, Double Somersaults, Extraordinary
Leaping over Elephants, and Educated Dumb
Beasts of Manv Kinds.
2 FINE BANDS OF MUSIC ! 2
Three IIotu.1 of
llBS'tt Mat ABiiMeHBBesit !
KF.MEllnr.n the
GRAND STREET PARADE.
TsPwo IBwiWBiaa Bices listily
Doors open at 1 and 7 P. M. Performances one hour later.
Admission, 50 Cents to all Advertised Shdws,
Children,
Financial Statement of
Tiie Lclilito& School District,
For Trcar Eualiig June 2, 1884,
RP.OEll'TS.
ll.iiancb on hand JUnol, 18S3 58 OH
State Appropriation...... 857 EB
t roni ljUlieuiurs oi l.iavb.,, v
Loans. ! tier cent Bonds............... S00O 0J
Rents, tie.,
Balance due Treasurer.
oo
109 07
Total receipts .,,,. i..,t..sSM! 0
EXPENDITURES. 1
TcoChets1 salaries.. .,..,.... 1,880 00
Ilomls reuecmcu.,. t.uuuii
Janlior .
jnu ?s '
13 00 .
."2 tU
liO bl
4 83 '
135 07
17 OS
H 10
0 10
13 M
10 to
It) os
:i oo
48 45
10 0J 1
w. si. ltapsner, prot. service
II. V. Morthlmer, printing.. ..,,
Itepairs on uuiiuing... ..
Minute Hook..,, ,.,, u
M. Hellmnn i Co., coal..,.
tj. T, llotn, llquiu stating.. 1. 1.... i.
V. Rchwnrtt, nook case, chairs rep.
.T. 1,. (label, mils...
11. H.SiiMler uids i.i.
Thotnns Kemerer, tnsuranco
U. u. Stroll, Susq'a. Ins. Co,
Auuiung accounts i,..i
Kzra Nowhard,col i .. 1 1 1 ..... .
II. Il.SniUer, treasurer
1? 1- Itf.llor.l Bneretnrc
75 00
Interest on U'jndi..,..iii...i. 1,611 0J
total eltpctidltdrcs.,,.,i,i,i...ti t,Si i')
tn Ihe nhnvn Item of lutcfost 13 IllCllldetl
ties to which was duo on Bonds prior to Juno
1B5U nnu remnineu unpniu. .u
eiuistandinir Bonds June t, 18S4, SI0.Bi2.ce.
Six thousand dollars cl which havo been
changed from 5 per cent, to 4 per cent. Inter'
ert. 11. F. 11'il'FOltD, Soo'y.
J.eblgntcn, .tune tin, ISbl us.
Treasurers' Statement
OF TllK
LeMstitofl Eoro. Scliool District,
EnKHG JUK3 6, 1881,
K. It. SNVIlr.l?, Treasurer! DR.
To balance on hand Juno slh, 1683...$ 28 08
- rstnle Appropriation , c
' Tax DupllcAt". 1681 4,0S'J 10
' Loans. , 0000 CO
' Other sources ,,, 8 00
(5,003 1.
Oil.
Ry Orders paid Teachers Salaries.
T. A. Snyder t) MO 00
Aieuio it. iiauie
MvrilOood , SOU 00
Sallle Hnflcid '-00 00
CoraiM.I, lthoads.., "40 ou
AnnaSewcll s,i :ti
llaltle Koons...., sto 00
$1,890 Ou
Bonds ahd IhtCrcIt Paid.
Datld Jlonts, Interest $ 150 CO
Andrew Ornvor, Interest i'5 oo
Andrew t'raveri Dona anu inierct.. pu-j ,
Thomas Kemerer, bond aid luicrcst, 1,010 6
Thomas Keiiiincr, Interest '0 ,0
li. A H.im-r, Interest 77 0
Mary .1. lilausa. Interest 50 10
llenois Shovelln, Interest to CO
K. A. I Inner, Interest 77 10
.Inc. I'ctcrS 04 00
Thomas Munis. Interest SO 00
Chai. Mendtou..., 40 O J
(l.,ih. Hurler ma w.
Abr I .iitholoinew. interest mm
Aaron lioupt, bond nnd Interest..... 105 00
atary JilOlu', uuiio ami inivrvsi. v,w it
l'ntrick O'Kotinell, Interest.... 5 no
.Mary (lllltsnle. Interest vo oo
Jacob McUlii'y, Intense to 00
1 1 null Mcllrouty. Interest.. to no
Jas McOlnty, Interest 100 oi
.in. MeUlmy, bond and Interest.... 1010 Ul
Patrick Aleeban, bonu itml intorcsi,. tn uu
1. J. Klitlordntercft..., 127 08
Win. Malhearu, Interest tiU)
Adam hnjder, 4 years Interest W 00
K, II. hnyder, 1 rcusurer. note and
discount paid In b.ink SS0 10
Jas, Metiiniy, balance un Interest
paid by l(. y. Holford, per re.
celpt, (orucr 110) a lo
Af.OJS 60
By Orders paid Repairs, Ue.
J. Walp, rojalrs on roof It beaten.. t
U. T, Hum, liquid lailnic. ito
. 11. Kostenbader. bUcK.boardt...
P. Il irtholuinew, black boards
E. ll,Smder.Treas..mds. lurnlilied
by J. L. Uubel
L. II. .Notlisteln, carpenterwork....
V. Schwartz, book-case.-
V fcicliwartt, chair seats
(Jhas. Sctitnalo. lor slato
K. ll.tnjder, Treasurer. Auditors,
inase.f and Interest St 50
1S0 03
Insurance,
Thorns Kemerer, nucnt ) 9 00
. O. Stroll, aicent , 29 08
Thomas Kemerer, agent 7 to
t) 43 48
Sundries Account.
Lewis Walck, Janitor, ha t) 100 2
II. I . Holford, report book 4 83
II. V. Moelhlmer, 1C90 ciroulars VI 0
Wm, Kapshcr, prof, services to June
ises.: 10 00
11. v. Morthlmer, advertising report
issj 10 M
i: Nev, hard, collecting taxes 218 45
M, Hetliuan ft Co., coal 235 07
. si. Snider, Treasurer's salary to
Juneltll W 00
R. F llolturd, secretary's sitary to
.ItoelMI 75(0
47 13
...e,5U-.0
... 8.MI It
Cr. Ily Orders paid
Dr, To Receipts (pane, 40..,
Overpaid by E II. Snyder, Treat ....$1 6 07
We, the undersigned dulyeietied Auditors
of llm Horuuub ul I.flilllbton, Pa., do ixrtity
that we have rxanln.! Ike fisivuoini; ue
counts a ad vouahers. nnd find ihein eurreet
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