OEOT
j New Adyerti80tqent3.
-DEALERS IN-
J.1 . ; i V
i... i Mm "f i. .
, J : Clocks,
Jewelry,
Silverware,
1 Spectacles anl Eye Glasses,
post orrioE building,
"Weissport, Pemia-
Repairing
orU kind! promptly attended to at VERY
Ittasonable Charges.
It you need anything in our
lino, give us a call before go
ing elsewhere. Our Prices
are as low as the lowest, and
all Goods are warranted to be
as represented. feb2-y
Railroad Guide.
&
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
MAY 1884.
Trams leave Allcntown as follows :
(Via Perkiumen IIaiuioad.)
For Philadelphia at M.C5, 0.10, 11.10 a. m.,
and s.lo p. p
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at 5.00 a. m.and B.W p.m
(Via East Pe Branch.)
For TtesdlriR and Harrlsburg, COO. 8.(0 a.
tn.. U.n, 4.3", and 8.05 p. m.
Far Lancaster and Columbia, 0.C0, M0 a,
in., ends So p. in.
SUNDAYS.
For Harrlsburg, and waypolnts, 7.35 a. m
8.06 p. tn
For Philadelphia 13&a. m.
Trains for Allsntown leave as follows :
(Via I'KKKIOMKM Kailroad.)
Leave Phllad'a. 4 3, 7.40 a. m. and 1.00,
1.36, l0, and t.isp. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 8.30 a.m, J 30, M.M
p. m.
(Via East Pkhh. Branch.)
Leave Reading, 7.30, 10 16 a. m., 2.00. 3.60,
and it 15 u m.
Leave liarrliburs, 12), 7.50, 9.50 a. tn., 1.45
and 4.UO p. m.
Leave Lancaster, 1M a. m., 1.00 and (3.40
p. tn.
Leave Columbia, 7.30 a. m , 1.10 and 3.4u
p. tn.
tr'rom King street Depot.
SUNDAYS.
Leave rteadlnir, .ou, tn., 6.00 p. m.
.eavo tlanlHbur. 7.00 i. in., 4 0 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia o 3u a. m , 3X0 p. ro.
Trains via "I'erklomen Kallruoii" marked
thus () run to and irora Depot. Ninth nnd
Oreon streets, I'hlladelphlii, other trains to
and from liroad street Depot.
The 6.oo and 0.45 a. m. trains from Allen
town, and the 1 35 and .MS p.m. train (rom
Philadelphia, via I'erklon en Railroad, have
through can to and I rom Philadelphia.
J. Ii WOOTTEN,
. . General Manager.
CO. HANrOUK,
llen'l Pw'r k Ticket Agent
Mar 27th, Ml.
REMOVED.
W. &. M. Seiple, Physician & Snrgecn.
Hat Removed his omen and Residence from
Second St.tn SOUTH Street.ln thohulMlnir
formerly occupied by A. J Dni.LKNMAVER.
where ho will he pleated to ace his friend
and patrons. Sra-OTFIOE ll"UKs: from
0 to 9 o'clock V. 21. March 81, 1883
m CASH
GIVEN AWAY
To SMOKERS of Blackwell'a
Genuine Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco.
This Special Deposit Is to srnarnntee the
raiment of the 25 premiums fully described
In our former announcements.
The premium, nil! be paid, no mattf r hovr
mall the number of bags returned may be.
OJfu Blntkirttrt Durham P'larr Co..
Catkitr tik Af Durham, Durhnm, J. C.
Dbiij 8tK:-We hitWa you S.19MMXr, which
rlea6 iUc nn Bpeciil prpoeit to par rremliimi
for our rrartr tobacco bjr to N returned Deo.
Uth. yuuntrulr J a OAltlt. I'retidfut
Offif mftttt Ansifca IsirAnwiJ
, iurhu.Jf C, Hay ll), 1834.)
J, 8 CAR II, o..
fnf. piittite Hi P-rlnm Ti-bnreo Cn.
TlrAR Rm:-1 have to aeknrmlecIrA rrrtMpt cf
tU.W0 0O from yon. which w have ilicM uron
BpecUl Deposit fnr the object you tate
Vour truly, p. A WILEY. Cthler.
If one res nice vithont rlcturt of HULL on th
pack are.
KXSt our other wwouncemeaU.
Uswlatinx. by druggist,
DANIEL WIEAND,
Carriages,Wngons,Slcigh'8, &c
ooansB or
UA5K AMI IKON STREETS,
LEinuiiTON, msi.,
FarUoular attention tlveo to
I
REPAIHlirG
la all it details, at the very Lowest Prices,
Ptroiiaa jeipectfuHjr toltctted and per
Kt attiisiietian Kuaranteeii.
Jan. 19, 84-ly. DAN. WIEAND,
Legal Notice,
TO HETTY KISTLEH,
cf Vast Peon. Carbon oouniy. Pa , on ease ol
divorce obialscl hy W. A, KIH.er, i.f 1'onu.
dale, Ohio, In. Court or llummou Pleat ol
jew j ail, on April iu, test
June 11, 1IJHJ' '
A Bible Commentary.
IIIahlT endorsed by representative men ol
all ehnrchet Lowett inleedbouk publlthed,
A(M.is WAMES k wrtlTLOOK, Hllltdale!
HUb, WAQENTSVYANTJtlDLta-
"Original Cheap Cash Storo.'f
tCst
(pie
Cost your eyes about yon, read.
, ana tee nuw niceiy tne eo.
at the) if o.
J3y .Buying for Cash
Yon may liesiiro ortliBLatest aiidBest !
By Buying1 for Cash
ton may Cotint on the Lowest Prices!
Coietitioa Cant Toncli Us !
J. T. NUSBAUM,
Opn. Pabllo Square, Bank Streot. Lehigh.
tob, Pa. JuneT, HSi-ly.
BATUIIDAY. JUIiY 12, 1884
SPKCIATj NOTICE. Persons making
payments tn this office by money orders or
postal notes wilt please make them payable
at tho WsissrntiT Post Omen, as the Le-
hlghton office is mot a money order offico
Our Neishborhood In Brief.
Why do the busy liltle ants
Kirk up their tiny heels nnd rlance,
With unditguisnl hllarityT
Why do llieynuth with pretty pants
Nmv round thrm catt n lurtlvn Blanco,
Lest custard pies by some tnirchatice,
Attempt faniiliarll7
What niton there elcnt r coodly cheer
These tandwichps and kegs tif beer,
Thefin pickled beets Bnd pies severe,
winch timn wl Inuicklv dltunnearr
What mean these signs? Dead low your
ear
The picnic tcasnn now is here,
wan nil itt unilurily.
The Struudtburg jail is empty.
I.ehisutnn was well represented at
Glen Onoko nn Din 4th.
Counterfeit silver dollars bearing the
date of 1881 are In circnlii'lon.
(fiSfCull at the Novelty Store, next door
to the AnvncATK tilliiw, for bargains!
Cherries are selling at from five tneiglit
cents per quart by hucksters nn our Mreetr.
A. Shlve reports an unprecedented
businets in agricultural implements.
ayTho Mnnhattfti five cent cigar at
tho News Dek.,pivesuniversal eatislncthn.
T.J. Drctney is running a buggageatd
express wagon. See his curd In uuotlier
column.
The Iron fence In frnnt of J. L. Cabel's
resitenre nn Dank street looks beautilul la
its new coat of point
SSUOo to the Newt Depot for Sprar-
no u looacco, anil gel a larm or piano lor a
pre in ii in.
Mist Bessie Evans, n very estimable
ynutig lady ol Wcathcrly, was iu town on
last Monday.
Prof. William Ditlerline, of Matich
Chunk, is ogaln to take charge nf the
Pioneer Comet Band of Catasauqua.
S3t- variety of hnokil. verv (dipnn. at.
ine novelty oioro. next door to the Auvu.
catk office.
Mits Lillio Ilartman, of Allentnwn, l
he guest of our young frirnd, Miss Floy
Clauts, on Bunk street.
-Miss Mnmlo M. Miller, an estimable
voung lady of Philadelphia, is the guest ut
Mrs. W. O. M. Seiple, nn South street.
Stu24 tlipelt ol good nnle pnnpr and 25
enveliiies lor II) i-enlt nt thp Novelty Store.
nest floor i 1 1)0 n D TOCATK Ullii'S.
MltsTillio Seifert who has been visit
ing at Tamaqua for the past several weeks
returned home. on lost Saturday,
The Inurtli passed oir very ouiotly in
this borough and its surroundings. The
lay closing with a severe rain torm,arcom
punled hy llmnder end lightnii.g.
fflrA new lotol CLOnitS. WATmirs
nd .lEWELrtY jusl received nt S. HAOA
Man s Btore, Lehlghlon. Pa.
A balloon ascension ami foot race nn
ho evening of the Fourth cnnsM consider
nbie exellftnent and nmutoment. Wils
beat his reord.
Tho main shaft nf th new Woodward
Colliery of the Delaware, Wtuwnnna and
Western is down 650 feet Only two pumpi
are uted.
ACKER'S nLOOD ELIXER guaranleed
will euro all kinds nl blood poisoning, tn..
herited or contracted. Fold bv Dr. Horn.
r.-hightnn. nnd E A Horn, Weitsport.
About twenty cars per shaft are mined
at the New Dorrance Colliery of the Lehigh
Vailey Coal Company in tho upper part of
Wllletbarre.
The Deceivers nf Hie, Reading railroad
announce a dividend nf $ SO per share on
thettnek of the East Penn. railroad, pavu
ble Julv 15th.
a-lf you wanla nice.tmnoth.patv shave
vour hair cut or shampooing, go to Frani
uoeoerer sriaioon, under the Exchange Hn
el. He will fix vou riuht. and Hon'tvoi,
forget it. '
-Our ynnng Iriend-George Welsh has
pened a photograph gallery, on While
street, Weirrport. He takes a flue "gem."
18 for 25 cents. Try him.
It is expected that Ihe colliery In
Lackawanna County, recently lented by the
Hon. F. D. Collins, will be retdy wlihin u
fortnight to begin ihipping (100 to 800 Ions
a day.
A Thorough Course of Acker's Blnd
Elixir will remove nil Inint lr...,. ii.-
blood. It ruret Scrofula. Uloern. n..ii.
Pimples Sold by C. T. Horn, Loliightoti,
and E A. Horn, Weisspirt.
The Flrsl Natlinal B.ink nfLehlghbin.
at lis teml annual meeting la it Tuetday,
oeciarej a semi-iinnual iltviileud nf three
percent., payable on and alter the 1Mb
iusiant.
Richard Johnsnn, who has been pros
pecting for coal lor the Thmiut Cut Com
pany nn Ihe mountain above Keeley Run
Colliery, at Shenandoah, has discovered
coal enough In tatt twenty years,
A vein or coal has been tlrurk In
Stroudithurg, eight feet thick and of fair
quality, by air. Marine, who ran a drift
lu the hillside about fifty or sixty feel Id,
at a pitch of thirty-five tn forty degrees.
jBB-We do not aim ''Averill" paint but
we 6SM. it b-canse it hat Hood the tetl of
".?' "'fV" T!!.n, h- Fns,er- Cashier 2nd
National Bank, Gen. Ruddle, em., and nth
era. L. F. Lucksnbach, Broadway, Msuch
Ckunk.
New tenements tre going up about the
Woodward shaft of the Delaware, Lacks
wanna aod Western at Wilkes Barre, and
when it is In operation thrro will be a
seltleraest about there cf some Iboussnd
people.
Mrt. Chsrles Redets, of Pine Run, will
tan icr Europe In tbe "Ce tie." from New
York, this Saturday tnoruiug, for a three
months lour, She will g, tu Carlshrue. In
Baden, where she has a sister residing. Her
iiiauy irleuds with her a ideatant trip.
Sammy Hay wtrd, a young lad residing
ai uing.ton, was struck by a locomotive ou
lh n..i ,. T .... . ...
"v...ic, tjtiaawanua it wettern
Railroad ou Saturday, while he and hit
y-unger brother were walking on Ihe track.
His skull was crushed in and a piece or it
pressed into tbe brain. He died in a abo'rl
time afterwards.
Miss Hannah McOee, wife of the l(a
Owen McOer, or Upper Mauch Chunklied
on Saturday evening at about nine o'clock
and was buried In tho Catholic cemetery at
Bast Maucb Chunk. She leaves two grown
up daughters and one boy to mourn Ltr loss.
For the week ending on Ihe 23th Inst.,
there were 205,(111 tons or coal trans
ported over tbe Lehigh Valley railroad,
making a total to date nl 3,095,085 tons, a
decrrate or 399,485 loos as compared with
tame time list yesr.
Henry MearhntT, In a dispute with
Postmaster Peters and Policeman Drum
bore, on Moudsy last, bad a foot bmken
while resisting ellurts to eject him from the
post-ofllco building. He was takon on the
3 p. m., train to St. Luke's Hospltsl, at
Bethlehem.
'SuFriedmann & Lanterjung are Ihe
largest cutel-y manufacturers in the United
States, and their goods are guaranteed to
be Ont class in every respect and rqual to
any In the msrkct. About 30 ill lie rent
stylesnf their po.-ket knives and retort may
be'teen at Ihe Newa Depot. They were
bought at n bargain and are being retailed
at about ordinary wholesale pnees.
The much talked of game of base ball
terminated disastrously to the Socials, on
last Friday morning. The Sledgo Ham
mer't succeeding In running Ihe score up
to 44. some fine (?) playing was done by
both nines. Socials earned runs, five)
Sledge Hammer's 44.
Our little friend Elmer Reed, who for
tbe p itt month or to has been engaged In
Ihe bolt making department, at Packerton,
had his hand caught In the bel'llngnf the
machinery on Monday, and pretty badly
squened he can play around pretty llyely
now.
0E3irH. H. Peters, at the
Post-office building, Lehigh
ton, will make you nn all
wool suit lor only $10 cash,
it you order now.
John Stout, employed in J. W. Clark's
stone quarry, Redlngton, while breaking
stone at tho top of the quarry Monday af
ternoon slipped and fell (o tho bottom, a
distance nfsixty feet. Ho Is thought to le
Ijlally injured.
A heavy storm nf wind nnd rain parsed
over this section on Inst Saturday night,
tearing limbs from the trees, and shaking
everything generally, and at Weissport so
veral large trees were completely lorn up
by the roots
"Will you pleate tell me, Mr. Occult,"
asked his fnyorito niece, "why Masons
wear a pin with a -G' In it!" "Certainly,
nf dear," replied Oecullj "It is tho same
with iennswitli horse?; a 'G' directs them
to Ihe right." Ami this reminds us to re-
mirk that tho right place to hire your
h irtes and carriages Is at Dayld Ebbert's,
North street, this borough.
CST Only $10,00 cah
for an ull-wool Suit at II. II.
to-ia , x. uoi-umtu UUI1U111JJ,
JLChlglltOll.
Our young friend Dick Colburn cave
us an exhibition of his skill as a bicyrlist
one evening during the week. The nrln
cipnl leats were that of tailing nP.'first on one
side then nn the other. Persevere. Dick
yon will nn doubt bo able to master tbo"bi"
In a snort time.
A letter from W. II, Edlnger, who left
here somo lew years ago, reports lilt well .
doing, ami gives kind regards to old friends.
Ho is located Rlthe End of Canadian IV
el Be Track West of the C. P. Mall Co.. AI
b-rla, Canada. His opinion of that coun
try la brief but pointed, thus "This is a
h I ofa country," and then asks "would
jou like a letter? By all means. Will.
send in n lelterl
Hg'T'Now is the time, and
CLAUSS & H ft O., the
place, if you want a nice fit
ting all-woof, suit of clothes,
made to order for only $10.00.
Tommy Lcnlr, teller known as "Buf
falo Bill." whs severely burned about the
face while firing a rannon on the 4th of
July. He was trying to tee the touch lode
through the barrel, when a lighted match
dropjied in it with the above result. Tom,
next time you want to tee the touch hole
throuch the barrel nt n loaded cannon, get
a gool eized telescope anil view it through
thai) It is far safer, we assure you.
BSfThe rush still continue
atCl.AUSS & Bnn.. for thosn
handsomely-made, all-w o ol
suits at 5IU.00. Call early
if you wish to take advantage
of this remarkably low price
lor a suit made to order.
Jacob Fetter, o Haslelon. aeed twenty
years, accantpanictl by hit, brother ami a
r.mi anion, went to Crystal Ridge dam,
on Ihe outskirts of town, Wednesday after
noon id last week, for the purpose, of lath
Ing. They had been in the water about
fifteen minutes when vounc Fetter a
attacked by cramps. His companions at
tempted lo leseue him, but before tbev
reached him he had sunk, never to n...
alive. The depth nf the water where he
wa diowoed wat about fifteen feel. Plain
Sjitukcr.
Son,
Take thy
bett girl lo an
ice cream parlor
ml treat her. Thou
mutt remember thai the
climate it warm, and thai thy
girl it alto the tame. Yes, my ton,
when thou tlrt.t h .full. ... ......
... -.-an ,,. ui.ii,.
pany of Ihy Lrloyrd, during theto tultry
'. '-fa- iio ilia ire cream is
a great cooler, and will turely cool
her. When Hunt artabnut it,
get th belt, und Ihoii art
probably uwire that
Ihe beat cream ia
keptbv Lew
it Wehr,
Bank
Bl.
Judge Elwell. tn the Com mnn TMena
Court of Columbia county, has granted a
rule against Ihe registration of Joseph L.
usuer as practicing phy.Iciau in that coun
ty. Tbe defendant had a diploma purport,
ing lo be from the Missouri Medical Col
lege, and this be accompanied with a
certificate, said lo have been signed by the
Secretary of the University ofPenniTlr.nl..
tilling that Ihe latter believed the diploma
genuine, 'inn certificate did not form a
part ol the record, and wat not indorsed
by the Dean of the University, as the law
directs. For these reasons the rule againat
Bauer whs made absolute Phila., JJtconZ
Sylvester Delany.who mule the dlsoov
err of silver no his farm.ln Wayne County,
nearly lw yearsag... ia .till putting in hit
leisure time proij-rcling and he has had
three ditiereut aseaya uf the tilver bearing
rock made. The outcrop tbuwed four otincet
pertouj ten feel larther in gave tix ounces
per ton with a traco of gold. The ruck alto
contamt 400 pounds ol lead per ton. A very
rich deposit olocbre, four feet in thick teas,
Ilea at lb bat of these; meUlt,
Miss Metly, ot Csluiuqot, srlehlpg
Miss Bertie Stiles, at Psckerlon'.
Miss Eva Edlngtr,, an accomplished
young lady of Btroudtburg, Ji yintlng at
A.J. Purllng's, on Bank street.
J. t- DreTbelbles and Mrs. Rttcilfle
have greatly Improved their double dwel.
Ting on Bank slreot,,by the erection of a
liandsorno porch and a coat ofpilnt.
On Tuesday afternoon, L. II. Nollnteln
was .slating the roof or John Acher's witer
closet, when the staging gave way and ha
fell to the ground receiving some slight in
juries. Wanledt A sensible method or spend
ing the fourth of July. It must be patriotic,
ol course, but It must be devoid of the
dangers lo persons and property that lurk
In the toy pittnl.
The corner stone nf the Lutheran and
Reformed church at Whitehall Station, Le
high county, will bo laid to-morrow (Sun''
day) with appropriate services, both in tho
Englith and German language
Tho Union Foundry and Machine Co.,
of Catssauqua Is casting four iron columns
daily for the Philadelphia Oas Works. They
will cost $380 ami are to weigh 2500 pounds
each
A Bio TntKOl Every subscriber to the
CinaoM AnyooATR who Immediately pays
up orrearsges and one year In advance will
receive free for one year Health and Himtt
a largo 8"poge,40 column monthly paper,
aevoteit to home matters. Step up.
Miss Emma J. Reber has returned
homo Irnm the Stale Normal School at
Wesl Chester for the summer vacation; she
was accompanied by Miss Llziie Reed who
will tpend a few weeks here ss her guesU
James McFadden, a boy fifteen years
of age, living at Wllkesbarre, was shot
through the hand by tho accidental dis
charge ofa revolver. It it feared by his
physician that lock jaw will result Irom
the wound.
Edward Elevens, a young boy aged
thirteen years, was seriously stabbed on tho
head by another boy named Jacob LooS, at
Wllkesbarre, on Monday afternoon. There
was a grudge between the boyt. The
wound is considered a dangerous one.
riof. C. A. Ritlcr, for two years past
Principal of tho Packerton schools, has bsen
appoluted principal of our tchnnlt. We
think our School Board has shown consid
erable wisdom in making thisappolntmentj
Mr. Rltter Is a young man ol considerable
ability and long experience in teaching,
At Minersville, about two o'clock last
Tuesday morning, a Are broke i.ut In the
stable of Philip Housman, ami communi
cated t three other stable,a cabinet-maker
shop, and two houses, all ol which were
destroyed. Loss, $10,000. The fire origl
naled spontaneously from new hay.
One day last week Sylvester Herman,
of Cherry ville, went to pick some cherries,
and while ud In the lop branches of a
trco Intt his hold and fell to the ground
below, breaking one of bis amis near the
wrist.
Erwln Newhart, of Lehigh Gap, aged
fifteen years, employed as n boat hand on
the Delaware canal, had his skull slightly
iranureu on &aluritay last. The mlsdiap
occured below Riegelavllle, and was caused
by the kick of a niuio. Newhart was tent
to bit homo.
Rumor has it that the Republican!
have secured Jos. Obert's largo atoro room
for a meeting room, and will soon organise
a Blaine nnd Logan club. If the ''bill"
announcing the Inrmatlon of this club is
indicative of tbe strength of tho party in
town, 'tis vtry small, and presents n new
departure in reform not profiluble to the
poor printer. Yah I
The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday
school, of town, will give a grand excursion
to the popular Luserno Gmve,on Saturday,
August tllli. Bills of announcement will
bo out next week. Th'a will be a grand
opportunity for parties who wish to indulge
in a day of real solid enjoyment.
Rumor soys we are tn have a laundry
at no distant day. It is a move in the
right direction ami will no doubt be a suc
cess. Bo mote it be.
We dropped In to tho bottling establish
ment nl T. J. Beck, nn Bank street, on
Wednesday, and found Mr. Beck haul at
ork preparing his carbonated beverages
We sampled his new drink, "B ck'a soda,"
ami must say it ia simply delicious.
-A enrrerpnnder.t or the Haslrton Plain
Speaker, says: John Campbell, of Auden
tied, has returned home alter serving eeven
cars In Ihe Eastern penitentiary. Camp
bell, it will be remembered, was indicted
and found guilty in tho Carbon county
courts iu 1877 as an accessory after the fact
tn the murder ol ".lock boss" Ling Inn at
Honcybrook in 18f3. He ia comparatively
a young msn, although his nalr has grown
completely gray since his Incarceration
Would it not bo a good plan for our
Borough Council to lake Immediate steps
m to the cleaning up of all the rubbith and
Hllh scattered in and nround'the alley,iud
also to have the "stinking" ditch "running
alnnjour borough front looked after? The
cholera is spreading in Europei it may
reach hera. "An ounce of prevention i
worth a pound of cure" Gentlemen, do
your dutyl
-In Ihe Luterne county court, the cnun
tel for Jilwln Botherat, recently cnnvirled
of murder In the first degree for the killing
of William Nicholeal Hatlrtou lu March
last, made application Monday In court for
n un trial lor the prisoner. In their bill
of pariiculurs Iher hold tltt il, iv,,
ured iu teveral particular.; that Ihe ver,
diet wat againrt the weight of rvidence,and
lhat new evidence material tn the pritoner'a
delense has been discovered sinre the trial.
The Court took the papers In the case and
lixen Monday, July 21, lor the hetrlnir and
argument. Should a new trial be reluied
an appeal will be mane tu the Supreme
Court. 1
Big Creek Items.
rarmers are busy harvesting.
Our yallev was visited with verv Dleas-
ant showers during the week.
Hay will be scarce this year.
Tho sermon on Wednesday evenlnc
was very acceptable to some of our youag
men.
Mr, Paul Buck his almost finished hit
new barn.
Mr. Fred Graver returned la f?t...n.
qua on Thursday.
Traehsville Is tbe plsca to search for
reputation.
-The grain looks rnatnlflcent In lhl.
Y'ei"l7- Jiooioa.
Death of Mrs. Caroline Belplo.
Mrs Caroline Seipie, the wile of Conrad
Seiple, at one lime landlord ofthe"Carbon
II , r i . . -
....UK-, .i, ,, no, now proprietor of the
Uprwr Lehigh Hotel, died Monday morn,
ing at 8 u'clock or pneumonia. Deceased
was sixty eeven years of age, and was the
mnthrr r three tons and one daughter, all
or whom are living She was ever known to
v" - - c.HiM-r urn, an anej'ihniMle wile,
and she will be greatly mi.d in the com.
mutiny in winch ahe resided. Mr. Seiple
rwl l.nillv 1... 11. -. .iL.. .r t,1.
their sad bereavement. Tlia lunrral rorlrse
i-r n..i. r .t.i..i. ... . ... .
v.. w,-i uiiiHi, ai ivociocicnn weiines-
.... .v. ... .,!..., aim ma remains were In
lered in Vine stiret cemetery. Services
u-r. mnitii-ll tw, I- - Y I . . ,
-. . - .. ftuo tivturierien. eauroa
previous to tha Interment.
Woltjport totter.
Miss Era Shoemaker, of Elrondtburg,
Is visiting frisod and relatives at Weiss
port. Wetasport ll gaining Its old llmo repu
tation again as the home of bruisers and
nghtlng characters. It had a number of!
set.loea sod knock downs during lb Week.
Wo pity our Iriend J. S. Webb. By
this time he should recognise Ibat no con
fidenco Is to be placed in the fairness of
mankind when they can mske a mess of
fish .without going to the trouble to catch
them,
0ar hsppy and eyer genial friend
BberifTC. W. LenU was on a visit to Welts
port on Tuesday. Charley was in quest of
the man who said that he was so thin lhat
he is likely to slip the meshes of the rocking
chair unless he bad straightened burniidts
and a knot in his neck. He found him and
the affair was smlcably adjusted.
Mittes Bella Nusbsum, Lilly Guth and
Miss Stsger spent their glorious lourth st
Audenried, the home of the latter lady.
Attdenrled has a lot or nice young ladles
nnd gentleman and as we all know that
this Is leap year this vltlt might have had
some other significance than the mere so
clal lea tore.
The Fourth has como and gone egaln,
and nothing or unusual note occurred ex
cept that a rew individuals who had Ico
much benttno attempted to giro vent lo
their pugillstio capacities. Or course they
did not scare any one. Wo might alto
mention that young Charley Miller prrt'y
mu.di during the day entertained tho liltlo
boys and glrla by shooting oil fire cracken,
as be calls it, Charley took the cake.
Much Interest Is manifested in the no
tions of the Chicago Convention. Thur
man"tho noblest Roman ol them all," would
be a happy deliverance for tho Democratic
parly. He is everything in honor, ability
anil devotion to the cause of the people lha
Blaine la not. He would be the grandctt,
purest and mint complete platform, In him
telf, that the great party of anti monopoly
could present unto tho people. Typifies
everything that Is democratic and pure in
publio men and public teryico. If tb
American people between him and Blaln
would choose, the latter, then we would not
giye much for American conscience and lor
American morality.
On Thursday evening at the residence
of the bride, Alger Nimeon.of East Penn
was married to Miss Emma Arner, of Weiss
pert. The happy couple no doubt believe,
with Carlvle, that "each sex has what tli
other has noi; each completes the other.and
is completed by the other, they are in noth
ing alike, and tho happiness on I perfection
of both depends upon each asking and re
ceiylng from the other what tho other only
can give." The happy couple left on Mon
day morning for North Carolina, their fu
ture home. We with them an abundance
of success and much joy In their new rol
as tutu and wife.
Joaquin.
Look Oat for Them.
A new counterfeit J20 treasury nolo has
made its appearance. It is of the 1875
series and bears Ihe signature of James
Glllfillau, Treasurer. lis number ia 385,.
285. Thero are no treasury notes of the
1875 aeries bearing tho algnature of James
Gilfillon, and Ibis is ono way thespurlou
nolo can be detected. On the top the Im
prlnt"Engravingand Printing," is omitted
while the fibre paper is not used. The.
nolo is n fair ono In appearance and might
eatily deceive merchants or those bandliug
money.
Obituary Another old Soldier Done.
Juuie-t II, Campbell, the watchmaker, for
the putt five ycors resident on Bank, this
borough, died of contumption on Monday
afternoon laet, eged 60 vcara. Ho net
born In Leesport, Berks county, Pa., Nov.
0, 1833. He worked in Allentown for a
a number ol years, removing to this place
about fivo years ago. Deceased served one
year and nine months In Co. B, 190th Regt
P. V., and altcrwards entered the regular
army serving a three years term. He leayrt
ii wife nnd seyen children to mourn their
loss. He wss interred in the Calhol'o
cemetery on Thursday forenoon. J&jui
Mat in pace.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
There beinj; several hundred dollars
standing on my books for subscription to
1110 lAltnox ADVOCATE, advcrtisiii!? nnd
job work. I rcsnectfullv remiest tlinso.in.
ueuieii to mane immciliato settlement
by postal note or nionev order nuvable nt
tho Weissport post office, or by draft or
l.nnt, I 1 if.! .!.
.uuow intting i-iiliuja iiuiiibb us
will present them for settlement.
Very respectfully,
II. V. MOimilMER Sr.
Teacher's Examinations.
Teacher's examinations will be held ss
follows t
Franklin, Monday July 4th.
Examinations will begin at 9 a. m.
Teachers must be examined In the districts
Iu which Ihey intend to teach. Exceptions
will be made only for satisfactory reasons.
T. A. Sxroitt, C. Supt. of Schools.
Cheated the Gallows.
The usually quiet liltle borough nf Mil
lord, Pike county, was the teene Sunday
evening of the wildest excitement, ranted
by tho announcement that Genrgo Jaiob
Schmidlln, the murderer nf Frank Hellr,
had committed suicide. At eight o'clock
Albert Helms, the jailer, saw him pacing
his cell. At nine he entered the cell to
shackle him and found Ihe prisoner sus
pended from a hinge of the door, strangled.
Belore lianglnj hjmielf Ihe murderer bad
punctured his right arm one inch ubnye the
elbow while lying on his bed. This l.sd
bled profusely, but finally clotted, wh n,
fearing death would not come, the doomed
man tied a towel around hit neck and
fastening Ihe end to the hinge jumped lr. m
Ihe bed. The murder waa committed on
May 12 last and Judge Seeley sentenced
Schmidlln lo be hanged on June 30. Tl e
Governor had not appointed a data hi Ue
banging.
Rednclntc Wages in the Reading Shops.
The Reading Railroad Company baye
reduced the waget ol their men in the forge
at Seventh and Chestnut ttreet), Reading.
Tha reduction is made at follows: Heaters
and hammer men from t3.ll) tof2.25 jer
Ion, tcraperj Iron) $1.88 to f 1.30 per day
and the helpers from $1,75 to 1 1.40 per day.
A' tlight reduction wss also made in tbe
axle, makers' wsges. This is tbe second
reduction, the first having been made In
the lathe department of the machine thopa
several weeks ago. 8ince the weekly sus
pension! were commenced about 700 men
bare been suspended "n ihe different de
partment!, end it It now supposed the com
pany prnpote rrdurinz wtset In order lhat
the tutpended men may be given employ
ment. A number were sect fnr Mouday
The repair work In the dirferent.lrprtmeiit
nas enormously increased since the sutiien-
tioui.and it is believed all bands will be
employs,! in a few weeks.
All Ihe latest ntws both local and ed.
torial up to the hour of going to press It lo
ba found fa tbeet col-imoi,
Ffuhlonahlo Wcddlntr.
Wo nuticed last week the mtrrlsgeof Mr
Alger Ntmson son of Charles Nlmson, esq,
toMiEjnm& L. youngest daughter of
John Arner, to). The ceremonies were
performed st tho reslkepca of tbe bride's
parents on White street, Weisiport, by Rev.
Brugel, ol Cherry ville. A Urge number of
friends were present, composed of relative
and tcquaintauces of lha bridal party. Tb
short services which thus united this happy
couple, to liyo together as man and wire,
during he Journey of life, were mott beau
tiful and Impressive. After receiving the
congratulations of the assemblage an ele
gent repast was served. Everything tha
could tempt the appetite and please th
mott fastidious wat spread before the guestr,
uii Monasy Isst they left ror their new
home In North Carolina where they expect
to go to house.keeping. Thus one by on
are tho fair asughlers and manly sons lol
lowing in the loot steps or those who have
gone before, and taking tbelr places in tha
arena of social and moral duty where to
many fail and so few meet with absolute
and uninterrupted success. Wo can bu
add that it Is our sincere wish and hope
lhat the days and years or the above happy
couple, who nro thus united, may be
smooth ann tranquil that they may enjoy
abundance of sunshine nnd but little of
clouds and darkness that life may be t
them a season ot joy and peace, a delightful
foreshadowing of tbat brighter and better
world lhat awaits us all in the future.
May angles of love desoand from above,
And give them success and good cheer,
Happiness, health, true friends and wealth,
And never u cause for a tear.
Drunkenness, or tho Liquor Habit, can b
noredby administering Dr. Haines'
Golden Specific.
It can be given In a cun of coffeo or ten
without the knowledge ot the person taking
it, etiecting a ipeeny and permanent cure
wuvtner tue patieui is a numerate drmkei
or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands nl
drunkards haye been made temperate mon
who nave lubcii tile Oulden Specific in the!
coffee without their knowledge, and to dnv
believe they quit drinking of their own free
win. no iiarmiui eiiects lesull Irom lit
adminlitratlnn. Cures guaranteed. Circulars
nuu testimonials sent free.
Addrtts, GoLne.v Specific Co..
185 lli.ee St., Cincinnati, O
In tho Luray cavern, tho Riildore
tnarku, "Now 1 will show you the crown
my wonder ot nil," nud points to a litti
circular depression iu the rock a perfect
oiiaj ne.n ana there, to carry out th.
illusion, ia n little wuitn eua. suiootl
nud perfect In slnpo hs reality.' Thirc
were three, but noma Taudul stole iL
others.
Tho ellv of Bamberc is first lo crno
tioally apply the law against tbe public
(iisiuruatico ot piano ilajliir at uutiuie
ly hours tn tho case ot n clrl who, rjrent
ly to the nnuojittieo of tho uein,ubors
practised at uu open window. The cod
prescribes a fine or adt qn to imprison
uieni. j ne muntcipu court let the fai
culprit ou with n dollar and costs.
mnn.
REESE. On the 3d inst., al Audenried
Jano, wife of Win. D. Reese, aged 52
years, iu months and 1'J days
DALY. On tho 3d inst., at Audenried
Peter Daly, aged 70 years.
xU.VIt III III).
SCHMEAR LAMBERT. On Iho 1st
inst , by the Rev. E. A. Buner, Mr. Johu
Schmrar nnd Miss Anna Lambert, belli
oi jcanesyine.
NIMSON ARNER. On Ihe 3rd inst., at
the residence of tho bride's father, Mr.
John Arner, of Weissport , by Rev. G. A
Bruegel, Alger Nimson, of Cranberry, N
u .niut miss r.mma L. Arner, of Weiss
port, r.i.
STOCK MARKETS.
Reported tip to 12 o'clock, by Do Haven
inwiDen.l, Hankers, Hn. 3ii a Third Street
Philadelphia. Stncat bought and sold
enner lor cash or on mnrcin.
Philadelphia, July 9th, 1SS4.
bid asked
I S3's. Ext 0112 1001
u n uurrency 0 3 127 -
u S 45, now 1123 1 1 23
II8 4'i 120 12(1
Pennsylvania R R 52J 52;
Philadelphia le P.e.idine R R i IU 11$
Liinign valley lilt r.4 611
li'hlgh Coal & Navigation Ci 40 4111
uuu. i. i. a num. K i; un -it -Ji
Xew Jersey Central 551 55?
Northern Pacilie Com 171 17J
' " Prefd 435 43J
wregon Transcontinental 8 Pj
Union Pacific 3IJ 31?
Western Union 04 54 1
West Shore lals .10 39J
Louisville, lc Nashville 25 2ft
Silver. (Trades) 80 !I2
OOD'S HARSAPARILLA
Is designed to meet tho vrants ofa largo por
tion oi our pcoplo who arc cither too poor to
employ a physician, or aro too far removed
to easily call one, and a still larger class
tvhoaro not side enough to rcqulio medical
advice, and yet aro out cf sorts and r.ccd a
mcdlclno to bui'.d them up, giro them an ap
rctite, purify their Mood, and oil up the ma
chinery ot their bodies so It wilt do Its duty
wllltn'zlv. No other nrllclo takes hold of tho
system and hits exactly tlio spot like
HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA
It works lileo magic, reaching every part of
the human body tluoujli tho blood, giving to
all renewed Ufa and energy.
Mv friend, vou need not take our word.
Ask your neighbor, who has just taken ono
bottle. Ila will tell vou that ' It's Iho best
dollar I ever Invested."
T.CTANOV, K. n., Teh. 10, 1870.
MnflRrta. t I. lloou & Cti.i Dear Sirs
Although (neatly prejudiced against patent
medicines in general, 1 was Induced, ftcnt
tho excellent rcpoils I had licaul of your
Sarsaparllla, to try n bottle, last December,
f or dyspepsia nnd general ill ustration, and I
have iccclvcd very ctatlfyliiK icstiltsfrom
Its use. 1 am now using the second bottle,
and consider It n very valuable remedy lor
Indigestion and Its attendant tioublcs.
luuiauuiy,
P. C. CHURCHILL,
(Tlrm of Carter ti Chmchlll.)
CTA gentleman who Hntnnrt
has been suffering from
tho iJcttflfuand tanjvor 1ft PnnnrJ0
peculiar to this reason, ruuuut
cays: "Hood's BAnsAi-AMLLA is rutunjj
new llfo right Into me. I havo gained ten
rounds slnco I began to take It." Has taken
wo ooiucs.
Hood's SAnsArAitiLLA Is sold by all drug
gists. Price CI per bottle i six for C3. Pre
pared by C. I. HOOD a CO., Lowell, Mass.
CALL AT THE
j NOVELTY STORE,!
next to the Advocate offlet,
Bankway, Lehighton Pa.,
Tor
Gems'
Underwear
Hoie for un.
dies. Oentlemert
and Children, Japan,
eto and other Poo k e t
Handkerchief!. Suipeadert,
Table cloiher. Ued Bnreails,
Toweltand Toweling. tJonibt. Shoe
Druihct. Hair llruihet, Feather Duller!.
'aprand hnvelones. tVns, Ali.umi, liar,
uionlra', Accnrdeont, Knlrea ami Forkt,
Pocket Kulvei, Huror Strap. Pint.
Needlit, and a lame vartutv of
other arllelea which we are
telling at very lVnr Prieet
iUU U.ldll. Call
and he conrlnoed
thatweareaell
lUgKOOdltt
a 1 mon
(1 O
Br
July it .lllttf
New Advertisements..
TDEPOnT OP THE CONDITION of
J-V Mis FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
at Uklgbtct), to theStile orPenntylranli,tt the
cloMer Lutloeiit, June Seth, ltMt
tuoiacu.
toaca snd discount!. , . , ,
Urerdrsflf. ........
W.Mtlt
CO JOU
T5 0O0.U0
U. 9. Bonds to IMUre clnjulstlcn , ,
Other vtoekt, tondt, tad ravrtgipet.
Due from approved rttcrve tseutt ..
Hue from oiber National Hanks , . ' .
baa from Btate Bunks snd Banker!,
Heal rttsta. rurnltuni. and Ostunt.
Cortent expenses and Uxet paid .
Preuilauis paid .......
Chucks and fithercfttulUma . . ,
Ullls cf other Uaiiks
frtcth rial pspercurrioey,nlcksls, and
Mail",
flle
Url tender nctoi , ,
lt.tlmi.loo Fund with V. S. Trunin
" l S" nt, of circulation) ,
m.traio
3C0I.TO
4 e.er
eji.-ii
1.711.7 1
t,mou
43..S
i.eju.oo
17I.M
CTtati
a 10J.UO
,S75CO
Tolsl
.232,t7J.M
lusmmi.
Capital stock paid In . . , , . ,
Surplus fund
Undivided profit! , . . , J , , ,
National Hank notes ouutandlnz
Ultldmids UopalJ . .
tndlsldualdepo.ltisuh'ect to check. ,
tiiiatooiher .Miilo.nl Banks , , .
Due to State Hints anil llinl-.n .
Bills pajable l-.ooj.oo
Total t2S2,C.CS
State of Penntittanta, County ot Car6en, it t
I, W. W Bowman, Uisbler of the abov-r.atiied
bank, dn toleraiily ttrear that the above statement
Is true to tho best or ray knowledge and tullef.
W. Vf. 110WMAN,CaM.r.
snbserlld and tworn lefsra ma tblt 3rd dy gf
July, 18S4.
TII03.3. UEOK, Not. Public.
Correct Attest! 'I linn Kemerer, 15. IMIof
ford, and J. I. Zcrn, Dlrcetors.
July li. Mi.
.. wivv-,-L'0 OES tult PEItSONS
reaiilltiK throughout tho United States and
Canada lor desertion, non-tuppurt, Intemper
ance, cruelty, InruuipallDliliy, etc. Advice
tree. Stale your oase and nduress
ATTiiUNJifr WAKD, World JJulldlnir, 1S6T
Uroudnay, New YoiU. July r-ly
A CARD.
Maucb. Chunk, Pa , Jane 0, 1891.
Mr. JonN S. Miller, Kcporter Franklin
Lodge, No. 2087, K ofl.,Wclssport, Pa,,
Die.vn Sin I beg to ncknnwledze receipt
ororder lor 2OO0. uniountor Insurance held
Inyouri.odKO ly my Into husband, A. D.
Pucker. 1 dielro to express my most earnest
thanks for tho urompi adjustment ol this
matter, also lor the true brotherly kindness
shown ino by tho several members at the
tlinoofiny husband's dentil. 1 trust I may
miTuja uuij- anuruuniiu ineir Kinuncss, anti
me Kreiii, uenent. to me anu mine in the Mark,
estnnd saddest d.is that can ever befall n
wirs and mother. I tako xrcat pleasure In
com ntndlut; your Irutcrnul order to all
1 topic. moil truly jours,
MAlty M. PAOKEH.
July 12w3
Dividend Notice,
Atn. reiular racoilnir of tho Director of
ino ursi Hiitinn.it limn or Liihitchtnn,
Semi. Annual DivKlend or timiki'. i...e en
on the Capital Stock was dcclurod payabl
VI. UUU U.IEI .IUIJ .11.11, ,03,,
w. v.
July 12, 1881-n:).
110WMAN, Ca.hlcr.
H. J. BRBTNEY,
rtecpectf.illy announces to tho meretmntsn
Lehlxjiion and others that he Is prepared to
Hauling of Freight, Express
Matter and Baggage
at very reasonable nrlecs. Itv nrnmnt n.t.
t ntlon to all orders ho hones to merit n share
of publlo patron.io. Ktsldcnce, corner of
rniu uao iron aircct, i.oiiigntun. Pa.
Orders lor hauling lort at 11. St. sweeny It.
Run. Kln.n will -n....l..n ... '
..-H ww.w.w n.i.ivv..(U I'lUUIJI. aiLVII.IUO,
II. J. 1JHETNEY.
July 12, 188l-3m.
For Bargains in
Dry Goods,
Dress Goods,
Notions,
Ceirpets,
Silverware,
Queensware,
Groceries,
Jto., QO TO
E. H. Snyder's
Bank St., Lehighton
May 10, H81-
A. Norah Denjamln.h;-h.r- In tho tJnnrtof
ton, Llbellant. 1 ofOarboni'ounty
AXanly A. Dtnjaraln, He. 18 8. No. o'
rjjunuoi. j April 1 , 1881.
To MANI.Y A. IlENTAatlN rt..,,,i.
Sin: You llr hnrel.r nMin..l It.-, II,. .
Ol I'oilltnon Pleas of tnrhnn ITnnntv
.ci piuiiuii nn-ue.an ninininii.il uv ittn
mlssioncrln lllvuree.for the iurposeofluklnK
ceedlni. The said Commissioner In oheiil
eilCB to S.l 11 Ilium ntmenr. will inn.1 nil
lies Interested on PIUIIAY. tbe Klrst liar or
AIUIUST. a. Ii, mt, ntTUV o'clock a in..
inouuitg iii tno iiorniiirn nt aiauen utiutik.
ra.. lor Iho nuriHiso of eiiiit nn win,m-n, a.
said time nnd place you are reqitesiod to bt,
present with your witnesses.
1 nEKTOI.EVTE, f!ommls)loner.
Mauch Uhnnk, Pa.. July IstJ 1831.
Soven Teaohora Wanted.
Three male and four rem.iin tenei.e.. nn..
cd lor the liorouirli Schools of l.ebluhton
Term 8 mouths. Esaiiilnntlon. July 7 18SI.
ror rurttnrlnlorintlon api-ly to the mem
bers of the Hoard of Dlreetors.
t n v. o 1 "f sfJKD, Seoy
Lehighton, Pa., July 3, lt81.
For County Treasurer,
GEORGE W. KEISER.of Wcntherlr.
announces' himself as a candidate for the
oflice of County Treasurer, subject to the
decision of tho Democratic Nominating
Convention. t,c
II AP.PNTJJ WAMTPn Donm.K
i I uuuiiiL lllllllliu QUHJK I
o sell the Hrst AnriiKxTin itMurTTni.. ..
BLAINE. AND LOGAN!
Hp II. J. Hainsdell. Kin. tir. nrt..
male fritntl and renonal choice, and Hen
i-eriey i-oore. lor is years nn otBocr of lha
tl. 8. UonarcfS 6.0OU1 onlere.1 l,i.i.
Ag'ntteoliilnz money. The people d a. stand
... i., urciium ilis me mottllKLianLK.
'll.Mrt.ICTK. iNTrilkSTtltll nn.t in.-,...- i.r
KSTittTKii. It contain! C50 n.li Hl....i
porlraitsjwlllbe flrttout. Soil Kuiio.t and
i-ay HiKxest frotiis. IIkwakb ur unhuli.
.AB.t.,...r,..0.?.r.,'?,r -'"' rite at onwi
iM.ni 7M Chestnut I Street,
I'lilladelnh a. 1. 8. n,.,,. a..
SrndJOc- for ont ani tavt line.
$50.00 REWARD !
It hnvlnir been renortad that T lh.
stxnid, hud shot a tramp, whu had been seen
lolierliiK around iny premlsri In K.it I'enn
tp.. l arwm i'o., r, in the early pari ot
May last, arel at such rrimrt Is entirely un-
ib1 "no "iiooui. any inniiaiion In lact, I
lereby offer the above reward i..,nv .,-..nn ...
oersont who will come forward nnd prove
that I either klllod. wounded or rhot si any
tueh iieri.mor any other, and any pcrsoii
Klvlnic roblleily lottld report or rutiur af
ter this date will he dralth with aeoonllnir to
lw. U. . 1IAUEMS1AN.
17800 00
oasoo
6.(71.21
C7.ooo.00
141.60
ts.taj fi
7,511 tU
l nro in
dees 53J
sii
partsj 'yV fcHl"
1 J wfjj
H, H. Peters,
T
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i f i s:
r-J &
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ITOGS!
Very Moderate Prises and rerfoct ntt Is the
motto of this Eitnellskuitnt. VOU are la
Vlted lo Inspect goods.
11. II. PETE 1!S,
Post Offlee Dulldlnj, BANK Etrest,
April 29, 1831. Lehighton, Pa.
Consumptives and
Rheumatics,
BO YOU MT RELIEF?
If so, we call ollenllon to VINEfjAND, K.
C, which hat Just been established. It is
located on the Highest Known Point in the
celebrated
Pine Region of tho South,
There ia NO Malaria, no Fogs, no Cause for
Debility. MIXERAIj WATER, OF RARE
MEDICINAL PROPERTIES.
RELIEF ASSURED TO
Consnmptives, Eheninatics anl
For the purpose of allowing poople lo test
the Merilt nf what we Claim for thia Clim
ate, ItOU.N'D TRIP TICKETS aro Issued at
very.greatly REDUCED RATES Irom every
part of the North by applying to the Com
missioner of Immigration, Raleigh, -N. C.
As n further Inducement the undersicn-
ed, who has just completed a COMMODI
OUS BUILDING, will lurnish to
Invalids Board at Half Rates
for Ihe First Thirty Days.
J. H. HARDIN,
Vineland, Moore Co., N. C, recently
ol Brooklyn, N. Y. opr2fi yl
E. F. LIJCKEN11AC1I,
DltALEH IN
Wall Papers,
Borders & Decorations,
Eooto, Stationery, Fancy Ms.
Window Shades & Fixtures,
Latest Styles, made and put np, if desired.
aints, Oil, Varnish, Putty,
Brushes & general Painters'
Supplies.
lk 61 Broadway. Mancb Clinnlc, Pa.,
Itelow the Broadway Ilonso.
IIIUILIIIAIV & CO.,
BANK STEEET. Lehiehton, Pa.,
itlLLUIts and Dealera tn
Iomi Feed.
All Kinds of a RAIN EOUOTITssd SOLD
ItEOULAn UARKGT ItATKB.
We weald, also, lespectmilr Inlorra enrelti
sens that we ore now fully prepared to &UI
rxii inera witn
IBct of Coal
PromscyMIn desired at VEIt
LOWBST IMUCi:S.
it. HEILMAN & CO,
Joint
Stato of North Carolina,
AOEIOULTUrtAL DEPARTitBltT.
ItiLTion, H, c, June 1Mb. llti.
To the Ttople of the Northern, New TBgi
land and No. th Weitern Btslen It It with
deep regret we learn of the heavy lost yo
tattslned by the frosts and lee Wednesday,
Thursday and Frhiy nltthts, May lJth, 2th
and SOth. At must oar State,
Nobth Carolina, Escapes.
Our tobaeoa plants are unhurt and urowlntf
nicely. Drain and vrass crops are verv tatt
NodarnKe winner. r done lo inoit otlleito
veiretablesond frnlta.
Wo are very detlroni of hatfnic Ihe taanV
thouiandt ol acret of unoccupied find eettle'l
with and eultlraled by Northern farmers add
we can plfer you it climate exempt from lato
and early In. in,
Norih ivirolliia It wlihin fifteen hoars rids
'.."". Xork- The vast rxontera of Ihe
State wi exhibited lb Ihli eliy at i,
ISU txpoiltlon Oilober IH toMih,
ll IS my daty and pleasure lo lurn'sh Infer
nation to peisons sectlni; tuimes In the State)
Very Beiptetfully,
Jno. T. Patrick,
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