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, ( LBIIlhllTON. I'A.I I
SATURDAY, EtrTEMBEr. , !881.
Eatcred at .tlio Lchigkton poet-tflice as
Second Clncs Mail Matter.
II
and County Convention.
Tlio Democratic voters of Cnrlcn
county will hold their delegate election
on Saturday, September Clh, 18S1, be
tween tlio hours of two and 6even o'clock
p. m., at thb placo of holding tho general
election in tho several districts (unless
otherwise ordered by tho proper local
cornrnittco and duo puUio' notice given
of the placo agreed upoii) and elect dele
gates ta represent said district in County
Convention to ho held at the Court
House, in tho borough of Maueh Chun!;,
on Monday, Sept. Eth, 1SS-J, at 1 o'clock
p. ixi.a to nominate candidates for Afsocl
ato Judge, A6Rcmblymer., County Trcas
crer, Register and Uccordcr, County
Comruissioncra and County Auditors and
to appoint conferees to tho Congressional
Conference of tho Eleventh Congression
al District and to transact such other
business as may bo in order under the
rules. Tho districts will elect the fol
lowing number of delegates respectively
being according to the number of Demo
cratic rotes polled at tho last general
election.
Andonrleil 2
Rearer Meadow.... 4
K lUnneh e'liunlr, . 3
Eit l'enn 2
Franklin 2
KM ler, TJnr'h -
Kl1 ler Ronlli 2
I.mstoril a
Lnnsanno 2
I.chlirh 2
J.elilirhtnn 4
T. Toiramenslnic... 4
Mahoning 2
M Chunk 1st w 8
M Chunk 21 w 2
NfrUi'lionlmr "
l'ni-UiT 2
IMeke-flon 2
I'-imvtlle 2
Pcnn fore 2
Summit Mill 4
Town'oenslnir. 2
Wrntherly S
Wotesnort 2
Tttal 61
K'crsary for rliolof. 31.
Tho following nro tho olllccrs appointed to
lioUl tho Pclcirnte elections tn lh eoecrnl
eilstrlcti tho flrrt tamed hclns tho Judge
nnd tho others Insj'CCtots:
An1nrlcd F. O'Uonncll, J Hoylc, H Ken-
Hearer Meuilow U. (lallnghcr, T. Urognn,
.1 Dole.
J'n't f'enn T. Schnfrer, J. S!cl;crwnli, J.
Ycner.
Eiiki Maueh "linnk U. Haticr, ( Kostcn
Ln.lrr (1 Hnrlo.
I'r i nV lln . ilr.iver. Tl. Krr-siro. P Arner
Kt bier .North .T.T. ilolcoinli. D.Cr.McLcod,
.1. II. Shaffer.
KliMor South U. Oeli. C. Wnrnct, II Sli
des. T.t hh'ti n. Frl'J! P. f'nnnnr, P Cannons,
jj njfjnl I. Klnir, 15, llnrklns. M. Cramp-si-.
Tj-M-h'nn P. Wanner, O. Vensor, O.
.Mrc'eer.
Lowe- Tmrnracnslng F. Smith, K. Boyer,
T, Smlih.
Lausanne W. Kennedy, P. J. Cunningham.
T, (lUIMtinsrcr.
Mahoning fl. W. Drlcsuiicli, J Shcrncr. J.
Arner
Mnueh i hunlt. IU Wnnl-J. J. Iloile, V. K.
Rendlnirer, Tlio. fttutlen.
MiMieh chunk 2ml Want W. Warncke.Sr.,
.T. H'oiintiieh " .Miitlnlo--.
NeKiuelinnlug John Cructln, I,. Tnrlcton
3 Smlih.
Penn purest Ij. Eucliner, O Smlih, V.
I) itlcr.
I'aeke John Fnust, J. nomlj?, 1). I..
S'ewirt.
a' kerton W. Stiles, il. Shaffer, W.
H Hlmor.
P.irrrvlllo W. Danifo'd. T. I.. Ilnyer, Al.
Ilocr.
Summit HIM VilTTirilOrarapfle, J. P. Sic-
thuh. J. H. lngim
Ti nnnieiKli g W. tjharcr. J. U. liecr, P.
tern.
IVeljsiinrt P. Itnvn. A. ltiver. M Knl"rv.
Woitlu-rlv W. ll.Scouruinn, U. It. Younir,
II 1. 1 lewiii.
The newly appointed members of the
County Committee will also meet at the
Court House at 1 o'clock on Monday,
Sept. Sth, to organise and elect a Chair
man and transact other business.
GEO. YV. ESSER,
Chairman Democratic County Committee.
Fn.vscr; is still engaged smashing
China in the East.
Hon'. Roscoij I'oxkuxo will not take
the stump for Blaino nor will lie run for
United States Senator.
Yia, certainly Vermont last Tuesday
went Republican by about 23,000 majorl
ty Burlington for tho first timo gave a
Democratic majority for the State ticket
of 111, and elected a Democratic repre
sentative by a majority of 391, on total
vote of 1S0O.
AxoTiicr. "straw" A few davs since
Mr. Conkling is reported to have sub
stantially said to a personal friend: "If
Cleveland was a good enough man for
Blaine's friends to make Governor of
Kew York, perhaps some Republicans
may think ho is a good mm fur Prc&i
dent."
Tuc debt statement thews the decrease
of the public Tebt dur'ng tl e month of
August to le fS,34i,fC'J; decrease since
June 80, 1S8-1, SlU.oOO.Ul; cnth in the
Treairy, $-lM,W 1,952; gold certificates
outstanding, frl21,719,020; bilver ccrtif.
catcj outstanding, $121,131,921; cerlifi
cates of deposit outstanding, ?M,4S0,C00i
refunding ccrtif.catcs outstanding, $271,
000; legal tenders outstanding, SUOruO,
370; fractional currency outstanding (not
including amount estimated us lost or
destroyed), 50,978,00!.
Why Edmunds !s net on tho Ctairp-
Soiiator ElmiituK ol Vermont, in let
ter 18S0: It is luv I'lliU- niie opinion
that Mr. BUIne acts as the attorney of
Jny Gculil. Whenever Mr. Ti.utmsD
ami I have settle. 1 n j tin lrul.lutiuu ti
li'lng the IV-ifio l'nilroach. In terms ol
erpilty with the g v.rinmit, up lm
jumped J.inies G. Dial in-, icu-ket ii
himl frnru brliiml lie bri-m.tumhtt ol
GoUld's lobby In firi in nnr I neks.
OFFICES FLEEGm EEFOEEIIAND
lu tho i.bonco il tbv in-iul cuntill
lions in money certain of tie Bin
aianngus nroissulig iroiuUisot iffi
to be itdtitucd nlieu he U dtelttl.
tin
I
Ohio, for iuttacce, Ike principul F. il. rnl
olllces huva been bypothi cuttd to rais
Bionsy nnd seenre the hbors of ludivi
uiils lu the rauviiM, Tho dsiictrx of
iiriz' packauii i-yt-tun in nolitics are
rtb.
i al
Kiuly btirig lelt, lur it siia ly mraim tint
tint the Ins must uuko way fir thu emu
Uiu JJIalne hieiuitu rrimlti.t. It
as imtutul fur Ibc ius li, tuU cff.n.e
It i
e a
th
tb
for the cms to bo j lmstd iu view of
seipiD1l.ou!kccj,t,mblkterl bv
Blaine iilnu of ruUina u ohiiiuIbii tn
itid
lu GaifiiM'u time kueh promUea were
in
a Urge ilegree leptidiMtd uller thei
tlon In kVuie c.is,t in kitowu, b c
Blaine d. uim ilid it, u vhh this I
luc
u e
tbn
sot Gnifl)4 into lit water the Bid Hi
liu,.
niur lit, um jnHMsiuHtHi. Will UH
keep 1 r.MHt pic juimh miy Uitu?
ll
liplfctUilllfcll UT the tX.,ull;l
pav meir rsorty. it ,,., u uU,um
I III
lur thi to Lo ill bu i Id liut,
Tnn rnuiilnR down and bIiiVIpr oi tl o
war vfssul TiLuronsA -by an ordinary
freight vessel, n the hair that broke) ll o
buck ufoiir lirivy, and demonstrate.", with
foirlul I'crlnintv lint would litciinio of
her ni'd 1 rr crew in a coultsl ultli any
II Inl'thin ven.fl bclorK'K to n fourth.
rule power. Now Chill ami IVru and
Norway, nud even New Ji-rncv. can map
lit Ir 111) net 8 nt us In iliiilomacy mill chnl.
rnge in todooul worat. By n mercilul
IlKpFiiHntion of politics, the gnlUut 3tC
relnry of tlio galliiut Navy was not on
board to WituciM the deiuirluro of tl e
Munnnt of 1 11 wnr fl-el. bat be left
witity.ili;lit omea of Wnshllitoii Held-
m'cU on Ik aid, vhleli are low miigllng
with their ualive clement lufifly-lour
fAthums,
Ex-Jcdoe Garhick M. n.vnciso
was nominated for tlio Assembly from
tho Wilkcsbarro district a week ago lust
Monday by the Democrats. IIo had
been identified with tho Republican par
ty all liis life, and tho event caused a
great deal of talk. On lust Monday ho
declined the nomination in a character
istic letter. Among other things, the
Judgo says:
Ditrinc the last oicht years, because
doubtless of my pronounced views upon
the action, tlio policy as well as Iho un
mistakable tendencies of tlio party of my
early adoption, my position has not met
the approval of my former political as
sociates. They have been pleased to
slylo mo as more of a Demon at
than a Kcpulmcan. J no crime ot lfciio,
the most stupendous political crime en
acted since tlio formation of the Govern
ment, then met and ever has had my un
qualified' denunciation. History will
never forcet, time will never blot out or
even palliato that great theft and out
rage.
lie is opposed to prohibition, and gives
lis reasons. Deferring to tlio Republi
can Presidential candidate, he says:
Finally, I have been unable to recog
nize that embodiment of perfection in
James G. Itlainc which his champions
claim for him. The same reasons which
have induced tens of thousands of better
Republicans llian I ever was thouelit to
be, to withhold their support from hiir,
i nvc their clicctnlso upon me. Joic
in Independent, however, is no part of
my nature. Positive and direct action
is what the ocastnn demands.
ROM WASHINGTON
Special t; !!-p Caiumn Advccate.
AV'ahuxoti N. Anxnst 30. 1881.
The title to tbn Wellington National
Minium nt sitn nud the tnnll west of Mth
treet, enibrncini! nbon t lYrty four ncres,
it wonM appear from tb land rcord
of the District ol Columbia Is not lu the
United States, as is gtjiierully snppPRpr1,
but lu the Washington Kdilnnnl Menu.
ment society In n visit to the cifliee of
the Recorder of Deeds ystprdiy, I
fi'imil the following record: "Res. Wn.
3, J. K. 1 ilk, l'n niileut U. S-. to Wash
nglnn Nntlounl Monument societj-, J.
A. L.2. 12 "
In this volnmp there was fnnml record-
oil, of .Ute ol Feb. 22. 1R1!) a need oi
lonati'in from .Iam K. I'.ilk. Presiileut
f the United States, to the Washiugtoi.
N'iilionul Muiiumeiit Hs"ch tion.
The inotrnmriit Is ilated, April IV,
1818. It sets forth tho joint resolution
utbpr!2ing the erection on the public
grnnuds nl t e city of n niounmPlit to
George Washington, Jan. 31. 1818; nnd
rocitts that in pursuniico thereto on
Frb. 2 the S lid Pies dent nud n m -joritv
ufihe bncrlof nmnaaers, consismig o
rtiulMd Suntt, Na'lmu T.iv-nii, John J,
U ert, Jiimes Kenrrey, Walter J.me
l'lio. C.isb, IVtei- F ree W. A Brml
ley, Tbn.s. Muuroe Wul er Ij iiiiox, Jlnt
'leu F. Mnniy nud Thos, Bhinder, tin
1 ord dbl k, lrt-t il the public ground
mil rei-eryatiiins fur that pnr( ose. user
valinn 3. be therefore convejs to the said
assrci.itiou, for the purposia set Icrtb,
li-iirt reservation. Tho paper is signed
by Mr. Polk, us also by Win. llrent, firH
I presiileut; W. W, Seaton, sicoud
vice presiiluit; Alchibulil llenilerenn,
third ico presiileut; J. B. H, Smith,
treasurer; Georgo Watteroou, btcretnrj
and I'eter Force
There are on the records no innlni
m-nts n conveying tho land to the United
States, nnd it fs the opiuiou ol title
examiners that th association will hold
title uuder this Instrument to the ground
and in provemouts. Commissioner Lor-
ing, of the Agricultural department, liht
iRiied a circular it collectors of cus.
t'ius that nent cattle arriving in th
United Stales from any pnit nf the wnrl"
excipt North nud South America, can le
Uudml only at such p irta on the Allan io
senboard as nre at the time provided wi h
caltlo quarranline nccoiuiuodatloiiH nn-
der control of the officers of the Dep-ii t
ment of Agriculture. Such porta are
Ilaltliaoie, FortUud, Nlw York auo
Buston.
The plan nf tho exhll itat New Orlenm
has not yet been completed. Ileretofoie
the txhibita made, by the Nitlimal miih
mm nt different places I mve been ofau
iiiiliiKtrhil character. At New Orltani
however, as the industrial de nrtmenlt
lll b supplied with niiterinl by tb,
riiflVrPut poKnuunt bitreA'is, the N.i
'.iiual Mnenm ui'l bo repreeen'ed ii
itsennrneter us a ecit ulifia int-litnlio, .
An i Onrt i I i Ing made to preceut ther
a conipUto exhibit, or Iho mineral ni i
aniimil i.Eimrr.s of the coiuiliy. It It
ir'p'sedlo show utp.cimen of eierv
v rtilrie knrun i the conntry, and to
uivp n iry ci mplete ixhibltlnn in other
Vpartnienta of thetutnrl history nf the
country.
A clerk in Hip Surgeon Gencra'n offic-
cnllttl npnu the Acting Sicn lary of War
ytkterd.iy, aod stated that I e wanted to
get thirty rtnjv leave uilltrut nav.be.
ililes bia regn'ar lesve. The chief of bis
office hud refused tn grant it on the
ground tl at bis servient were nseded.nud
tho clerk bad therefore appealed to h
higher power. He was told that Ifb
had any good reiiROii for beinc awav at
that lime, if be would mention it tn his
chief, no doubt Hi t nffielul would grant
blra tbv leitve, ''Well, the fact of it If."
-aid tb clerk, with a tudreri burst of
confidence, "I want to go home aud
work for Butler, and limy know it Bt the
office, aud tbey wouldn't give me the
leave.
A Bin Thing!-r.very eiilneriber to the
Cammx Aovoatk wlm iliiuiixliately Ma
up arrenracei ami uue year In advance will
reivlvi! bee I'nr iibe. Year lltalth ami jr,,
aUr;e fw.-lO clumii mwiUily juparj
ik-vimmi lii Imiiiv iiialten. Step up.
fir Khit'iue r-'iii n ami Darning nitlnii
lii; chitpjul the Kuyelty tlorejUutwjy.
- listof'Rremiums
to be awarded a I the Tenth Annual Fair ef
the Carbon Counly Industrial Snciety, to l
held on tbelr Grounds in the Dnrrxigh of
Lehightnn, CalbnD county. Pa.,nn Tue$ily,
Wednesday, Thumliiy and Friday, Out(htr
7, S,9,and 10, lSSlt
Class 1 IIprtSES.
Heavy JDravgltti Blooded.
first ctilll(in batween 4 and 12 yean.. 6 CO
Sai'nml best....'. .' 3 10.
Thtrdbcit '. lio'
licit hurio bitween'i'aml 12 lean 4 00 1
Secon.l belt.,.'..;.,...:........, 1 03
Third bot , 109
Beitmare between iauU 12 years...... 4 00
Hccond Lest S 00
Third licit 1(0
Deft hone rott between Zand I yean.. S 10
r-ecund belt S 00
Third hi it l.oo
Den rnare colt hot ween 3 and 4 yean.. 8 00
Second best 3 00
Third belt 1 03
licit colt uader S year S 00
ti -cond beat 1 0)
lleit brood mare with colt under ill
month! ut her feet 1 4(0
Second belt 1 01
Hell pair mulct under li yosri 4 0)
SoconJ beat S 00
Class V Speed.
WEDNESDAY, OCTflltEn th.
Open tn all honci In the eoun'y, owrcd
three months prior to thednyoftrlal,and that
nave never gono tor monejr other than county
prainlumi.
Heat troti Inn hone 33 0)
Second bo-t 15 00
Third best 6 00
The abovo Trnttlntc Match tl to tatco placo
at TWO o'clock P. M. Provided, hiwcvr.
that (our hones must bo entered, nnd not less
than throe to start, Heati. two rounds, belt
three tn live, to harness Lnlraneo fee, ten
per cent of whole amount f premium oifer.
cd. All horses lor this clan must unentered
before 10 o'clock A. M.. October Slh, and en
trance Ico li. i Id lo the S crclnry.
Open to nil colts In iho county, not ovoi
four ynri old. and ownod throe tuonllis iirlor
to the day of trial, and that have never gone
for money other than county pn mliiins:
HestlrMtlm colt J 10 On
cieeond l est 6 00
t hird hi at 2 Oil
To lako place at S:iO o'clock P. M. Pro.
vlded, bonever, tlialfourcnlts bientered and
not leu thaa three tn start. Heati, two
round, be.-t three lu Rvo, to lumen. En
tranco feo tw dollar. Entries elm Wed.
ncsdny. October 8lh. at tou o'clock A. SI and
fee paid.
HIOYULE ltAOE-Oi en to all In the
counly :
First premium 2n oi
Seconit premium 19 10
Third premium 6 1 0
To take pi ion nt 3 o'clock P. M. Provided.
Iinwcvcr, Hint four must enter, and not h a
than three to a'nrt, and mnku two rounds
eichtlme, bcutoln three. Entilci close
Wednesday, I letoUr Sth, nt 3 o'clock P. M.,
and cutranco foa whti-ti ll ten per oeut. ol
puree, paid to the Secretary.
THURSDAY AFl'EnNOON, OCT flth
Open to all hnr'ea In Carbon and adjoining
enuntlre, with nj bettar record than 2:18.
first premium 150 00
Sia-ind preiuluin 25 01
Third remlum .u Oi
Horse entered In this class oinnot contest
for other premiums, eicept In race ouen to
all. All entries (or tills trot must olnso
Thursday, elo ob-r Dili, at teno'olock A. M
unit the. entrances paid to the r-ecretary.
Ileati, tno rounds, beat three In five to bar.
nc..
Horse i entered tn this numbsr need not ap
pear In aenernl ' ava'eai e, bu must loin
the la Uroundi li) Tiure. ay mornli it at
lo.iV-lock, nnd he reported to Hie Secietar.v
Entrance feo 10 percent of tho whole an ount
of premium olfered, nnlnot less than ll. ree
horses to ttart, and not lea than lour to
enter.
lilOYOI.E RAOE-ODen to all. To take
olace at:i o'c'ock P. SI. Provided I hut lit
lo-i than six to a art. and that no cmraieo
(ee Is required, for a modal of not less value
than f.'l 00.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. 10th.
Open to all Horses.
Ib'it trotting horso t 100 00
S-cond htat to 00
l lilrd best 23 00
Pourhors'B must he entered. Entrance
fee 10 er cent, ol purse, nut lets tharf three
to start.
PeraonineilrlnK to contest lor Hill premium
will enter their iioinee tilth the Secretary on
er before Octnher 'nth, nt or beloro ton o'
clock a, m and pay him tho entrance lei
Heats, iwu roaads, best throe In tlvo, to bar
nesi,
A hone to cet an award for the ffnt prera
turn inuU trot two round In 2:58; for second
premium, 2:59; lor third premium, 2 43,
Horses entered In this class cannot contest
fuTolher premium, and need not appear In
general Unvalcade. Hut must be on the Fall
i (rounds by Friday morning ut ten o'clock
uud be reported to the Secretary.
FOOT IIAOE-Opca to alt In the county.
First premium t 25 00
Second premium :, tin
Third premium 6 v
To lako plain at 3 o'cloik p. m. provided.
however, thai fuur tnuit enter nnd not less
than three to itart, and make one round.
Entries close Friday HI 1 o'clock a. m. In.
trance fee 10 pt-cent of purse and paid to
the Secretary at that time
3-A Committee of Arrangement! will bo
appointed to suarlntcnd nllinatterfperbiln
Initio the rare coiirie, feitle all dliarrec.
menu aud dilDculttei. and enforas tlmu of
speed and entries, whose declsUni will be
final.
CLASS 8 IIoitNF.D Cattle.
Glass I Blooded Slock.
Ileit Alderney cow ( A CO
Second best 3 ou
Ileit Alderney lull I CO
Sicond belt 3 0
H at llutbam cow 4 on
Second best 2 Od
Kelt Durham bull on
Second best o og
Suitable awaidi lor ether Lrccdi.
Class 3 Mixed Breeds.
Dcit bull, three yean and upward!..,. S 00
Secend best 3 00
Ileit bull. 1 lo 3 yean 3 00
Keeond belt , s oo
licit bull between 0 and 12 iloiiIIi 3 0
Second bell 1 M
Ileal cow, 3 jean and upward! 4 00
Second best 5 10
Heat heifer, 1 to 2 years 4 00
Second belt 2 09
licit heifer between t aod 12 miintbi,. 3 10
Second belt ,. 1 oo
CLASS -1 Steehs 0 Oxen.
Dcit corn fed iteer weighing 2,000 lbi.,
and over , $ s 03
Deri pair working oxen 3 10
Second I, st i to
Ileit pair iieen, corn fed 4 00
Second best dip and 1 00
licit (Inulo iicor under I ) rs. corn fed . 2 o
Keeond ben , 1 00
Unt pair iteeri, lull (el Ai.r 3 00
OLASS.6raViNE
Beit boar.,
Ileit sow .......1
lies! 6 plgi between 2 and A months ..
Doit display of fat bog
CLASS 6 Sheep.
Belt sheep
Secend belt , ,
3 00
. 3 00
,'"s 00
. t 00
.t 3 PO
.. 1 00
CLASS 7 Giiain,Seed
Flour.
AND
frit bushel while wheat. ....... ..,...$.1 (0
II -it bushel o4 wheat'. nt mentioned, 1 03
Ilsst bushel Itallfornla wuost.. 1 00
licit l.usl.ot' Me lltofranian wheat 1 01
Brit bushel rye....i A.... 1 to
But bushel dint corn . 1 00
Beit huihel yellew gora corn. 1 00
I it buihel o ti '. 1 X
But peck clover sed 1 CO
Beit peck timothy lead I 00
B'lt peek oroliard graai seed...,....,. 1' I)
lb-It barrel white wheat Ueur 2 14
Best barrel red wheat flour.... 103
Best hundred pounds rye flour 1 04
B 'it hundred pounds buckwheat meal. 1 00
lies' hundred pounds corn meal 1 no
Second bolt of each of the above 10
CLASS 8 Farming Imple
ments. Beit (our hone team full sire 4 00
Il'lt lour mule team 4 09
Beit twu horiu plow 1 e-3
Belt cultivator 1 SO
Best harrow 100
Best roller 1 no
Best grain drill 1 00
Best mewing and reaping machine.... S 09
Best corn shelter (hone power) 1 Ot
Beit threshing machine t 00
Best sweep horse power 1 10
Best endless chain horse power 2 00
Best.larm wauon for two borsei 1 13
Best hro rnke 1 09
Beit corn shelter (hand power) 1 00
Best hay and straw cutter 1 00
Bett ball dor.cn rakei 61
11 II fanning mill 1 10
Bust grain cradle 50
Best hay fork..... dip
Beit manure f-irk dip.
Best corn busker dip.
CLASS 9 Manufactured
Articles.
Best two hone carriage t ft 1 9
Second beat 2 00
llest ono horse ca. rlnge 4 0
Second beat 2 00
Beit aet double carriage harness 3 00
Second belt I 00
Beit single carriage barnrn 2 ill)
Sfoond best 1 0J
Iljst display of bioti nnl shoes 3 00
Second best 1 09
Best dl-play ol cabinet ware tlx or luoro
an Idol 0 00
Second belt 3 00
Best display of stores not loss than 3.. ft CO
Beat display of finished leather 1 00
Best display of chain 3 10
Beet display of cedarwaro 1 00
B t display of Iron castings 1 0
11 atdl'play of rolb-r Iron 10)
B ttdlaplny of t..o. 1 00
Beit dlapliy of llnwure 100
Beit churn ftl
llesiwnshln machine....'. 1 to
Beet display of manufactured tobacco. 1 1 0
Host display ol cindlea 2 00
lies', display ot bata nnd caps 3 00
Bolt illsi lay or clothing 3 09
Beit piece casilmre 10
Best plcco ol oi'ilDCt 100
Best piece of llnioy 1(0
Bestplecit oflngruln carpet 1 0t.
Heel rag carpet 1 CO
Best lot of woollen stockings 61
Best lot of mittens and glovci 50
CLASS 10 Vegetables.
lletluihel Mercer potatnei t 1 00
" blue-eyed potnloca 1 00
" Halifax potatoei 109
In any oilier variety 1 0 1
" sweat potatoes 1 Oo
' " turnip 1 00
" 11 ruta bonus '. 1 0
u sugar becta 1 00
11 half buihel field beam 10
" peck bunch beans 10'
11 pole brans 1 00
11 " lima beam 1 CO
" " tomatoes leu
" onloi. 1 00
' red beeta 1 00
" parsnips 1 00
" ' carrots 1 00
Cabbage, not leu thnn itx heads 1 00
Oyster plant!, not leu than six 1 04
S uaihe'. not lesi Hun ilx 1 0
Welermi-lon. not less than six 1 00
('a iieloupei, not less than six 1 9
Pu n kins, not lei than six I CO
Oelerv, not less Iban 12 atalka 101
Cucumber, not lets than 25 1 00
Beit display of vegetables 2 0
Seconl bcit ol any ol the above fti
CLASS 11 Poultry.
Best piir gray dorklng
1 tn
(3
Seoond best
Best pair white dorklnas
Second best
Best pair black .-p.inisli
Second belt
Ben pair white polanda
Secon I host
Best pair black polanda
Second beat
Best pair golden polanda
Second beat
Belt pair silver poljndi
Seoind best
Belt pair red gotno
Seoond best
11.-st pair gray game
Second belt
Beit pair pile game
Secood belt
Belt pair leghorn
Seoond hi it
licit pair African hamami
Seoond best
licit pair gold lacod bantami
Bio md best
Best pair silver laced bantams
Second belt
Bo-t pair cochins
Sou -nd best
Ben pair Brahrasi (I. gill)
Second best
Best 1 air Brehmai
becon I but
Beit pair Hamburg
Secon I belt. .' ,
Best pilr houdaus
Second best ,
Best 1 air gri-vecnurs
Second Vest
Boat pair la flcche ,,,,,
Second best
Best pair lultmi
Second best ,
Best pair bronie luikeys....
Second best
Belt pair white turkey! ,,
S'cond belt
Beit pair wild turkeys
Second belt
Brat palrcouimon turkeys t,,
Sejoad Uit ',
Beit .alr uuicovy dooks....;
Second beat
Best pair A) leibury ducks
Second beat
Best pair ilouen ducks
Second best
est pair Cayuga ducks ,
Second but
B'lt pair Bremen grin
Second Hit
Bsi pair brown l.'Lloa geese
Second best ,
Best pair oblls China geese
Second best
Belt pair Alrlcn geele ,
Sueond belt ,
Beit pair Tolouiu gtete ,
Scexml belt , ,...'..1.,,
1 03
to
1 10
to
1 01
50
1 M
f.0
1 10
to
1 00
60
1 00
50
1 00
(0
1 00
5il
1 e:0
W
1 09
50
1 i0
(0
1 01
50
1 01
to
1 n-
50
1 O-i
(
1 Oil
to
1 J
to
1 00
to
1 10
0
1 09
60
1 0J
0
1 10
to
1 Ol
t
1 00
to
1 00
tl
1 0.
to
1 00
to
1 09
to
1 90
to
1 00
to
1 l
to
1 10
to
1 00
to
1 00
oeoonii oost,
Best pair guinea fowl!.,,.
to
1 coi
10,
IN1
M.
1 on '
30
Seoond best.........
Bel I pair pea.fowli... .".....A
Second best ,
Best and greatest variety of pigeons...
Seoond best .'
lleil pair common rabbits... 1 Oj
Second b it e tn
Best lop-eat ed or Madagascar rabbi 11. 100
Beeond belt to
Belt lot ot fowls of one kind, net leu
than eight In nu nber 2 00
Beit display of poultry, notlisi than
twenty fowls 3 00
CLASS 12 Dairy & Honey
II it butter, not leu than ft pound'.'...) 1 00
Sioond bfsi, not le-a than ft pound!.... to
Beat Ilutoh oheeie, not leu than ft lbi. 1 00
B-lt ipeclmen honey, not leu than 0 lb 1 00
Bast applebutte r.not ten than Lgalloa 1 00'
The method of making batter and cheaie
to bt listed In'wrltlDg by each oomettltor.
-T CLASS 13 Fruit.
Beit half bushel applea 0 1 09
and -moit numoroui variety 3 03
BeltSieclmenefprarinot less than t 1 00
and moil numerous rails. y 3 00
Beteclmen peaohoi, not less Hunt.. 1 00
Beat display of plums , 1 00
Beit peck of quinces.... 100
Bait display of Isabella grapes 100
Dei display of Oatewba granei 109
Beit el'ipUy of other ruriellei 1 09 I
.Belt dllplay of Irult 1 00
becond beat of eaihot the abjva to
CLASS 14 Home Manufac
tuiies and Home Department.
Beit woillcn yarns. f to
knit stockings 50
knit gloves or mitten to
cotton quilt 1 00
eharabray 1 00
ft pound! of helchele 1 tlax. ............ 1 Oil
A pound! of wool 1(0
Second beet of each ofahove 00
Best loaf of whlto bread 50
pound cake 50
sponge cake SO
fruitcake (0
plain oak 50
preserrea 59
pickles 50
hama cured by exhibitor 100
dried heefeured by exhibitor ftj
speet-i-en dried fruit, any k nd 50
Largest display, not les than S 1 03
Beat specimen preserved Trull any kind to
Beat specimen fruit. Jellies, uny kind... 50
Second best 2ft
Largest display fruit jnllle. not less
than ilx 1 00
Bell boll le homo luado v. Ine, any kind. i 1
Second ben 25
Best hslfgnllon apple vinegar ft:
Serond b.st 25
Beat half gallon sugar-cane inotaises... 1 00
Second best to
Second belt of each of above articles... 25
CLASS 15 Ladies Work
and Flowers.
Best display of embroidery 2 (O
display or other needlework 2 10
woiated work 2 10
crochet work 3 0
display ol brad work 1 00
display of knitted work 1 00
railllacry work 3 00
Second belt of each of the above 5u
lleitdlsplay natural floweu and planta 3 00
Best design of cut (lowers 2 00
bouquet 50
. collection of rosea In pota 1 00
collection ol I ulillus in pota 100
oPictlon of Ohlua Aaten t 00
Verbiuaa 1 00
Heliotrope 3 00
display of artificial flowers 2 00
elhplay ofwax (lowira 1 00
Liberal premiums will be awarded (or other
nrlleli-B ol merit by Iho Uouu-lttee ofladlea
on tuts class.
CLASS 1G Miscellaneous
Articles.
Bast display ofnll paintings $ 1 00
" " statuary 1 03
at drawing 1 ut
11 dagucrotvpes 1 00
' " ambrotypea 1 00
' pianoforte ft 00
'display other musical Instruments., 3 oo
CLASS 17 Non-Enumerated
Articles.
The Committee on tldi class will use their
own Judgment lu awarding luck premiums al
thi j think suitable
C L-elSS 1 8 PlowingM atch
Beit plowman 3 00
Second tirit 1 00
Best plowboy under seventeen 3 0
Seoond belt I 13
The trial to take place at 9 o'clock a, ni.,on
any day the committee of arrangement! may
fix upon. Each plowman to do hli own work
without a driver.
CLASS 19 Ores & Metals,
Beit display and quality of Iron ore....$ 2 10
Best display and qu elliy zlno ore 1 00
Bell display and quallt) slate. .dip and 1 0
B-lt display and quality limestone 1 00
Beit dliptay and quality fire and puree
lain clay 1 Oo
Beit display and quality pig Iron 1 00
Belli (splay and greatest colb-etion of
all Iho inliiirali found tn Cntbon
county t 00
All the article! In the above list to bo iho
product of I'arbou count). The collection
will be the property ot ine Society.
Order oi' Exhibition.
1 All arttclea of ratnpetitlnn niuit be on
I lie groutid and enleietl nn O.'lolar 7. If
fore 6 p. rn., at which lime ll.e Secretary l
ordered loe'lose the tw-oaa anil receive noth
lug nmre for rumpetitimi, ami al 2 n'e-lock
p in., nn Wednesday, the Coiiiiuilti'i" will
enter rmu the duties id awarding pram
nuns.
2 On Tursdar, Octnher T, al 8 a. 111 , Ihe
galea id tbv Fair fimunds will be nn for
a lliutlani-e, ami will I na-ned at the aann
hour nn rarli of Ihe dava nf exhibition.
3. Al t):.in n'cloca a. n., nu Wednexlay,
tho 8th nf October, thn horses nfall clas-.
and the tnillea iMntendiupfor premiums, will
lie brought uain the trial oturet for lusjiee
tlon and judunl according to the arrange
tnenla nf the Ommitlee.
4. The Plowing Mutch ii tn lake place at
9 n'clnrk a. m., on the day the Committee
nf Arrangements may fix.
i. The address will le delivered nn Thurs
day allrrnoon, al 2 eiVloe-k, All builneaa
mutt be usiended during lbs lime th ad
dress la being delivered.
B. The report nf the Awarding Committee
will be publicly read nn Friday at 13 in.
7. The puhlienale will cnnimenca ou Fri
day afternoon at I o'clock.
8. Persons exhibiting articlee which they
desire 10 hay sold will be furnished on eu
taring, with a rani announcing the fart that
it is for sale. Printed catalogues will be
diiliihiitrd nn the day i: the sale, contain
ing the name and number ol the arttrlesj
but to articles manufactured nut nf Hi
county, lint may 001110 in omuvlitinii with
our iiwn merhauici, will be s-dJ under tbil
arrangement.
9. The Awarding Committees ara In con
fine their awards iu all e-aera tn (-ersoiis re
aiding wiihm the counties of Carbon, I,
high, Nvrinaoiplen, Monroe, Schuylkill
But pair wild gtio...,....,rihft.
aidilitissrnfj andMiTihe cisVof Ifve stock-,
hall award no premluini tn any etich'Ex
bibltor, Unless ha shall bars ovrncd and
kept Ihe animal at least three nionlhs'prevl.
nu lo the trial; nnr to any professional
aporlman nr racer Clan 2 excepted. Tha
different amounts will U apportioned nn
Wednesday.
10. The Committee on Horses and Mules
and I'luwlng, will attend at lb time ipeci
Ged. A cavalcade will bs held at 9 o'clock, a.
in., on each day nf the Exhibition, when nil
hones and mules must be nn the trial cnurae
which are entered for, exhibition. The Sec
retarV wrll-furiflili the Chairman nf lbs
Committee with a "memorandum nf articles
coming within lis respective rlau, together
with theuttneiuf the members of the Cjm
lilies.
Regulations.
1. All member! of th Societr can enter,
srtlclea for Exhibition, and receive ticket
nt admission for themselves aid their chll--dren
under 21 yean nf age, free of charge.
2. All person! not members nf th Snciety
wishing In enter onlmils nr articles for ex
hibition will be charged one dollar, and
will be then furnished with a ticket, which
will admit him or her during the conlluu
tic nf Ihe exhibition .
3. All articles nn exhibition muat remain
nn the gmtind until 4 o'clock ml Friday, al
ternnoii, and on all nevatlnna will be return
ed to Iho cxhilsilor unless otherwise, or
dered. 4. Th rrgulationa must be atrlcily ad
hered to, otherwise the Society will not be
respnniible for the nmiasinn ofuny of the
animals nr articles on the list.
5. No animals nr articles entered for ex
hibition can be taken away before the close
nf the Fair, exc-pt by icrmieilnn nf Ihe Ex
cutiyo Committee, and nn premiums will
be paid to the animals or articles removed
in violation of th Is rula.
C. Animal and articles entered for ex
hibition will have carihi attarhed, Willi the
number a entered nt the Secretary's office,
ami exhibitors should, in all ca-.-a obtain
llieir cards iiravliuie In p'acuig their ttocg
or articles oil Iho Fair Grounds.
7. All persona who Intend to exhibit
horses, cattle, Bwiuo nr slirep, or who in
tend In oiler stork for rala, nhoiild notify
tins Secretary, Elwhi Bauer, of snedi inten
tion nn or belnra the 7lh nf October, and
leave with him a full description of such
stock, in order that proper arrangements
can bo made for their amimmodalitin.
8. CAUTION. -All aitii-le exhibited,
whether eatable or nol.must be reia-i'teit as
private property, and any lieraou detected
purloining or injuring them, willbedialt
with ai-cnrdltig lo law.
11. All urtic.es otlereil for competition
must be owned by thu Competitor ul least
thirty days beloro the Fair, aud that l'
Irult, vegrlah.es and fl .wers limit be the
growth of line ComiH-illori.
10. Any article which receives a diellnei
premlii 11, cannot compel in general d'a
play, nor shall any one article receive two
premiums'
1 1 For all slock exhibited, hay,oat,roru
and water will be supplied nn the grotinde
without charge. Every arlirlo e.r animal
ttjKin tho groiiuda shall, during the Fair.be
under the rontrolol the Society; and whiUt
every imsible precaution will be. taken for
the alo keeping nf the same, the Society
will in no case bo tesimnsible for any luis
nr ilaniog' that may occur.
12. NOTICE. All nnney awarded as
premiums shall revert In the Sn?inv unless
called lor within aixly day. Premiums
will bo paid in 1 lie. afternoon nn the last
day id the Fair.at the office on the grounds.
(r Kxbibitors wishing any of their ani
mal or articles told nl puhlio tale, will
please bring them forward at ll.e time of
sal.
Instructions to Committees.
1. The Committee on Agricultural I'ro
locls willgive u preference loiurli varieties
us are adapted to Ihe Interest ol the farmer,
regard being had to the yield aud market
isliia thereof.
2. The Committee on Agricultural I in
pleineuta are imtiucied lo keep in view the
usefiilnera nf the impletnrnts In Ihe farmer
rather lhan the workmanship Ihereol.
3. The Committee nn the various kinds
ol hones, mules, rattle, sheep and swine are
requested lobe particular III asceitaiuing
thr bl.HK nf the dillerrnt anlma s.
4. The various C.mmPt'rs will be rare
lul not to award two pr.-miuiiis 011 1 be fame
article.
i. If they award a distlnet premium on
any article, they will not take the rsn.e ar
ticle in consideration ii, a general display.
ft. II they Hud articles deserving prem
ium for which none la offered, they will re-
irt it.
7. The General Coinmitleea on rrrinlume
wilt award inch premiums as Ibey may
think proeron articlee of merit that have
not been provided for in the general ached
ilia, 8 The General Committee il requested
tn be rarelul to notice all artirtra exhibit I,
whether entitled to premiums or not.
9. The Chairman of thn General Commit
tee Is inslrui-teil to mako their ropirt lo the
Secretary aa aoon as possible, in order that
Iho full rep irl may be publicly real.
10 The General Cninmittrn to award
premiums and dipl.viiaa for n m euumerat
el articles, nre requested In mark with an
X. such articles as ll has examined, so that
theaame thing may not participate more
ban once.
CA general inriutinu is herehr ex
ten led lo Ihe farmers and mechinica ' Car
bon and urmuiiiling ooiintire.h, aliend this
Exhibit -iii, and bring wiih them aurh ar
tide t iheirnwn growth and maniidnurs
e will inter, it tha public and lllili-trale the
Improvement! that are going nn in till
bram-hesiif American Imluslry. The pr set
ab .v mentioned ure open for tha competi
tion of all who ehiau to .attend under Ih
regulation! of the Society, The design of
tho Association la tn stimulate all those
who ara connected with it tn the attainment
ol the highest degree nf excellence that can
be reached, It is very desirable, therefore,
that lbs productions of these two great
clasea offca-lely, should be brought together
ao that by comparison, tha relative merits
of the various improvements that bayobecn
made may be ascertained.
Under the arrangement nf the present
year all artirlea placed within the inclosure
for exhibition (except when they interfere
with Ihe mechanical production of Carbon
county) will be aolo at publlnaale, without
charge, if the owners desire il, thus rellev
ing Exhibitor! from the labor e.f removing
their property, ami -nable others In supply
tli-maelvea with the rhoi -et iiierunrra ,-f
agricultural and ioechanic.il pr.-duetion,.
This wn think ino.t luiporlaul feature of
our Exhibition.
We invite, therefore, all, hath at home
ami abroad.bi ulteud and psrliriiwin either
aa exbiiitbira or u-e-iuUr.ieelina' that 1100
Will he tllsappiillle.1. Tile nlli rr all
inemle-e nftlie vari.oie agricultural aoriellea
111 IVnnsvlvaiiia and elsewhere ar especi
ally ad cordially Invited n attend,
(EL WEN llAULJt, Ets'y.
H.TENN SMITH & aCO..
Aro prepared to sell to Dealers, Lime Burners nhrl Consum
era, at their BREAKER at LEIIlGtlTON, Pa.,
IWM COM
Ai Maiftcli 1lasiaik Prices,
Delivered into wagons at the following rates, 2240 lbs. to
the ton :
Lehigh Egg,
OlUVtJ,
ll
ll
I,
It
Chestnut No.
Chestnut No.
Buckwheat,
Culm,
TERMS
J air 19, lSS.Lljr
Ready for Spring Trade !
&e. Our ounc; Ladle nnd tlentlemen will find It to Ihelr advantare tn rlvt him
call bofore purehiising elsewhere, a! they will find Ih IIUMT SELtejTKD STOTK i
Town AT llOlTD.M I lilOtS. .r.aj aiuv, ia
m
Old Fost 013 Building,
Aprl 4. 18SI.IT
JAMES
Doaler in
STOYES AND TINWABE,
lias removed to his now Store Room, opposite Clauss 8c
J3rother's Tailoring Establishment, on
Bank St., Leliigliton, Pa..
Where lie will be pleased
and customers.
Ho! For New Goods!
0. M. SW1MY & SON
Have received an enormous stock of CHOICE GOODS,
comprising
lil&KSS AMD IlliX COOJD,
Groceries, Queensware, etc.
Old Post-Office Building, Bank St. Lehighton. r
M fEI Tr.daH.rlf 3
V art-- . -rJ sr
CIRCULAR
6intFRee
4
1838. Establislied 46 Tears. 1884.
MARVIN SAFES.
0-
Mafvln'i il the only Bar with abtolulely dry filllnR.
Marvin' ia lh only Bafo havlnir. the "ton... and improTem.nl. .
Marvin a ia the only Safe navine ronllnuoua .nerlinK fl.n.nn th. hlnS aid ef doer.
Marvin' la the only Safe In which med'inr and rrame ar Inter locked .tall fU.
Marvin' ia the only Safe in which the door joiuU will not and cannot open and fprtad ky
lllM7iu'a 'ahe only Safe thebaclt of which cannot be rmora with common crvr.driTer.
T)n,nmine flint no other mahc of Pnfe lias even the eouivalent
of Marvin's tongue and groove
frame with sliding bacK-piatc.
Marvin Safe Co., 623 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Agent, A1NDREW SHIYE, v
Near L. & S. Depot, Leliighton, Pa.
March 8. ISSt-roS
Bring in your Jo"b Work,
$3.15
3.15
3.00
1.75
1.05
50
1,
2,
CASH.
Th on lerslgned ealla th attenllen
f his many friends and patroae to bia
Largo and t aihlonabl. Stock of
Spring and SnninerGoofls,
Consisting or
BOOTS
AND
SHOES
Ofevery description and Style In th
Market, Including a special Ima r
Lady's Fine Shoes
Alio, a fall Una of
Umbrellas,
Parasols,
Hats, Caps,
wmm
BAM Streit, LEHIGSTON
WALP,
to receive his numerous friends
RsadWiiat a Patient says of it:
"The roitllle I pnrclioaed rrom Ten i l Aagut
rrove to mo most conclu.lvnlr that "while ;tbera U
l:r Uier la liope." Tlier did Uielr work lar b.
yond my uuneui Puiloiji,'or
not expect that a liablteif OUItTtEt yEAItS'
DUIIATION could be completely itotteu under con.
trol In the exceedlnrlr short llrn of two monUiJ
1 can assure you that no falsa modeitr will keep mm
fromdolno: all that lean lu odtltner to U aaceeaa
which will aurely crawu ao benelclal Kenedy."
AUmertrotfiwvBlVtilald-v.Tm um a. m
Tha P&KIIIm op Drenared and ooU oedr br tbo
HARRIS REMEDY CO. HPC CHEMISTS,
30SXN.IOth.8t. ST. LOUIS, MO.
Ci! tiutiKt J3, In Witil H, Unt wxXu 7
improvement, or the "solid forged
au nnu examine.