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New Advertisements.
For the Holidays!
Deats & Co.,
liayo just opened an immense asiartmentol
Ladies' ani Gents Roll Watclies,
Silver aid Hictel Watclies,
Clocks, Silverware,
Jewelry, Rings,
Spectacles, Eye-Glasses,
&c-, &c, which they are
offering at the very low
est cash prices. Call
early for first choice and
Best Bargains.
REPAIRING
of nil kinds promptly nttendad to At loir charges
and all work warranted.
P. 0. BUILDING,
Weissport, Penna.
Railroad Guide.
ia & Heading B. F.
Arrangement of Passenger Twins.
N0VEMI1ER lSth, 1881.
Trams leave Allcntown as follows :
(Via I'EMCIOMGN IUlLnOAD.)
For Philadelphia at .5, e.SO, 11 40 a. m.,
and "3.10 p. ui.
SUNDAYS.
For rhlladelplilaat "S-OOa. m.nnd 3.S0 p.m.
(Via East Fkkn Urancii.)
For Heading and Harrlsburg, 5.45, 8.40 a.
tn.. 12.15, 4.3", and 9.05 p. m.
For Lancaster and Columbia, 5.45, 8.40 a,
m., and 4 3) p. in.
SUNDAYS.
For Hnrrlsburg, and waypolntr, 9.05 p. in.
For Philadelphia 7 35 a.m.
Trains fcr Allento7n lcavo as follows :
(Via I'ERCIOMEN ItAILItOAD.)
Leave l'lillad'a, 4.30, 7,40 a. m. and 1 40,
l.se, 'iso, ana 5.15 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Lcao Fhlladoljdila, 8.C0 a.m., 3 SO, 4.W)
V- in.
(Via Hast Pbnii. Dbakcii.)
Learn Heading, 7.15, 10.15 a. in., 2.00, 3.50,
and .13 p m.
Leave llarrlihnrg, 5 05, 7.55, 9.50 n. m , 1.45
and 4.mtt. m.
Leave Lancaster, t7.30 a. 111., 12.50 and 13.40
p.m.
l.eavo Columbia, 7.33 cm, 12.40 and 3.40
p. in.
tt rom King Street Depot.
SUNDAYS.
I.eavo Reading, tf.01 a. m.
Leave tlarrlsburg, 7.00 p. m.
Trains via "Pcrklomen rtollroail" marked
thus I) run tn and Irom Depot. Ninth anil
Green streets, I'hlladolplil.i, other trains to
and Irom llroad street Depot.
The 4 45 and 6.30 a. m. trains from Allen
town, and tho iss and .'i,15 p. ni. train from
Philadelphia, vU PcrMnmcn Ilallroaii, liars
through curs 10 and Irom I'hllndclphla.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
(leneral Munuger.
C. O. HANCOCK,
tlon'l Pn.s'r ft Ticket Agent
Mar 27th. liSS
Tho Kuiteror LonN Hapoleon rmoked
only tbo fluent riH tho wurM ctntfd pro
ditco. Prof. llor-fnrd fay tho llmperor'n
ciirars wro lajrt-j Hivcially for him In Ha-
ana from leoftnb.Toirrowii In IbsGtMcn
Belt of North Carolina, thin leJus lb . fUiert
leaf prown. BbcUwrll Hull Huriiaiu
Nmoklii'f Tohavi isade from tho tamo
leaf need iu tho Ihiiitfrur'ti ctirnrH, U alwo
lntcly puro nrd 1 niKjiicfctiouftbly tlio best
tolMcco over olTcrt-d.
Thackeray rifted daughter. Anne, in
hcrrketch ni Alfivl'iVniytfru, in jnrrt-r'
i.m?. tuir. f her WU the trrvat poet.
Rlio foun 1 li'm enioklnsf llbcltwell'e Bull
I urban 1 1 'm-cu. icnt him hy Hon. Jami
Ittifidl I American MiulaUrta tlio
Court of St. Jatne.
In theeedjyscif odn.teratJon,.ti'ncT,m
fort to RiuokvM toArnjB that the Hull Bur
liaiu brand I absolutely pure, end uiah
from the bet tobacco tho worl 1 prodm e.
UUtkwcll'w Ball Durham HinoLJiw To.
bflcco Is the Ittt aiul pure t mode. All
dealer? have U None irenaiuo without
the trado-murk of the BulL
tfCBs K8.I A . 'hat-
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any Set of Politicians or Manipulators;
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the News of the Day in the most Inter
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sible Promptness, Accuracy and Impar
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COLEMAN
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OecuplM three llulldlnCT. Uml and Tit More
position; for graduates iuh.i mlier teliool's rum.
blneu. I.lij ihj ,o aniilii. nn. Write ror clrrulan.
COLEMAN, t'ALMH 4 CXI., Proprietor.
dec 2J-ly.
BIVOTIOKS AIISDI.UTE DIVDIt
reildlna; throughout the Unlle.l Stales and
Uanada for Ue.ertlnn, niin-support.lnieinper.
ac, truelty, IpeompatlDl.lly, etc. Advice
free. State your esse ami addreis
ATT'iRNBT W Altn, World lluildlnir. 1SS7
Kwajr, New Yoik. juljr 12 1
"Original Cheap Cash Store."
OnlfMays more till Cnristmas !
Sinco tlio opening oi our Holiday Dis
play our Storo lins been thronged daily
Willi customers, and on nil sides wo hear
the remarks, "Oh, how grand I" "Isn't
it handsome?" Ac, Ac. These referring
to tho endless variety of goods which wo
hare on exhibition.
Jewelry & Silverware !
Our stock in larger than any jewelers
in this town, and from CO to CO per cent,
cheaper, as wo do not figure a jeweler's
per ccntage on tlicfo goods.
Plush goods in great variety.
Mirrors, Toilet Cases, Toilet llottlo
Setts, Comb and llrtish Setts, Odor
Stands, Whisk Uroom Holders, Work
Boxes, Box Paper, Odor Cases, I'ookct
Books, Hand Bags, Card Cases, Cigar
Cases, Satin-lined Witker Work Baskets,
Angot Bags, Hair Tin Baskets, Lunch
Baskets, Market Baskets. And an end
less variety of Porftimery, Toilet Soap,
Combs, Brushes, Neck-wear, Silk, Cotton
and Linen Handkerchiefs, Suspenders,
Hoisery, Towels, Napkins, Skirts, Knit
Goods, Shawls, Boots, Shoes, Slippers,
etc., etc.
Do not fail to pay us a visit
and inspect cniv L ARGE and
VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS-
J. T. NUSBAUM,
Opp. Public Square, Hank Street, Lehljch
ton, Fa. Juno 7, 1834-1)'.
She Curium italic.
SATURDAY, DECKMBEll 20, I8S4.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Persons makinR
payments to this office by money orders or
postal notes will pleaso make them payable
at tho WEissrottT Post Office, os tho Lo
hlghtou offico ia not a money order office
Our Neighborhood In Brief.
Tho water was drawn out of tlio L
high Cannl, lor llie.winter, on Saturday.
tSSuGenta' hamUonie gold iratchet atE.
II. Hohl's, Mauch Chunk.
Tho chickens and turkeys nro besin
ninf! to trerr.bl on account of ncx t"rek.
gXirtp of nw conds not rhown olso
nhoroat E. II. If.. Ill's, Mauch Chunk.
The Dellilcheni Iron Company's bIoc!
works are aain rinitiinf; six .lavs a week.
Fancy toilet articles for Christinas
pretenti ut Dr. Horn's itruf; 6tnre.
Miss Mary Sliultz, who has been nt
Millershurg nr tome lime past has re
turned home.
50 Fur oon!i of childhood or old nRe.
jH.lwin's Tar Hvriii is the best. For sale at
Thomas' drug elore. '
iho Chapman Slate Company, or
Northampton wiunty, has leduced wages
I2i wr cent.
Beautiful parlor linnelng lamps and
chnndiliers, suitable for holi.lur presents at
Dr. C. T. Horn's drug sloro.
John HaiiV will run Puter Whitehen.',
of Allcntown, 100 yards for a purso of $100,
to-morrow (Saturday).
rtrA cough or cold that can not bo
cured uv Jadwin's Tar Syrup is unltuown.
For sale ly T. D Thomas.
- Tho Scraiilou Sieol Company on Thurs
darnNnft week, rolled 1120 steel rails,
weighing fiOO pounds each.
JCSS-X new lot ol CLOCKS, WATCHES
and JEWELHY just received ut S. II AG A
MAN'S Sloro. Lthijihton. Pa.
Call nt Dr. O. T. Horn's Central Drug
Storo aud look nt his stock before purchas
ing elsewhere.
The tolul shipments of stale for Iho
fiscal year eniliug December 10 from Le.
hitih nod Northampton counties amouut lo
260,000 rquar.-s.
Sjj.For silver knives, forks and spoons
go lo E. II. Hohl's, Mauch Chunk.
Samuel B. Lichler, of Tuukhnnnock, a
promising youngcivil engineer) was killed
iu tho Vosburg lunnel.on IheLehig Volley
rtallroad, ncently , by a fall of rock.
:a-G. lo dm New York Millinery Storo
of Alvonia Grnver. Dank street, Lclifghton,
for Hats and Bonnets.
Persons gelling the AnrecATt; through
the mail will please nolo tha date on direc
lion labs, aud remit accordingly. Don't
forget.
JW-It costs about $S for a marriago and
only $2 lor a divorce. If you tako Jad
win's Tar.Syrup it will cost vou 25 cents.
I'or sale at Thomas' urug store.
The directors of Iho Lehigh Valley It.
11. hovo declared a quarterly dividend of
two percent., payable. January 15th, 1885,
The books are closed until January 2nd.
&3l.Ld ifs linn cold wn'elie ml v ir
Iloln's, Mauch Chunk.
-Henry Deatly, Henry Kllnger aud
tmanuel Gross wern fatally injured Satur
day afternoon by tho explosion of a boiler
at Billler'ssaw mill, in Union township.
sm-urand rush ereat rAlneilnn In p.,n
nd Winter Hats and Bonnels. t Al.nu
orayer's millinery store, Bank street Le-
uig.iion.
-They suy "a word to the wise is suffi
cient," Lut we think It lakes about five,
"Use Dr. Bull'n Cough Syrup." You can
get this article in any drug storo for tweuty.
uve cents, rnyslcians recommend it.
New goods received daily at E. H,
Hohl's, Mauch Chunk.
-Ol course you will want lo lake vour
best girl out riding during the holidays,
and the best place to get the team is at
David Ebberfs liyery on North street.
Terms low and teams excellent.
T?-S.e.e l,re,l" new gold rings at E H
Ilohl's, Mauch Chunk.
We call attention of our readers to
the advertisement ol tha well known Cole,
man Business College or Newark N. J,
This is one of the best business college sin the
country, has large and commodious quarters
and Is fully equipped. Young men desirinc
a busluess education cannot do better than
avail themselves of its advantages,
The first annual grand ball of the
Lehighton Bessemer Club, will bo held in
Llnderman's Hall, Lehighton, Pa., on
Wedueiday eveniog Dec. 24, 1884. Tho
Mauch Chunk orchestra has been engaged
for the occasion aud a grand lime is antici
pated. A Bessemer Ilange will be presented
lo a moulder's widow on the occasion.
Tickets, admitting Gent and Ladles, it.
Joseph Belli, of Parrvville. with an.
other person, wero on tho bottom land op
pslie Hint place, last Tuesday, when he
noticed a roucd. shining substance pro.
trgdiog irom the earth, which upon examl
nation proved to be a human skull. The
cavity of the mouth contained a full set ol
splendid leclh, with the exceptloa of two
mining from the upper Jaw, Is ibis a rtlje
of the great fitsU.t of 1862 1
Butcher "Your lambs are the finest
I have seen this season." Farmer "Well
they ought to bo fine, I give them as much
as they want tn eat and keep them in good
condition by an occasional doio of Day's
Horsa and Cattle rowder."
Attorneys and Justices of the Poaco can
get legal cap pads at tho Novelty Stoto.next
10 mo advocate oiiice, ai 33 cents cacn,
An excellent article,
Candidates for tlio various borough
offices, to bo elecled Iu February, are be,
ginning to blossom.
Saulfyou wanta nlcemooth.ensy shave
vour hair cut or shampooing, go to Franz
tiocucrcr s Haioon, under tlio uxcuange Ho
tel. Ho will fix you right, and don't you
lorgci it.
This is about the time n man gives bis
wife money In order that ho may be sur
prlred with a Christmas present.
;!! t Is pure it is pleasant, It Is effec
tusl, relieving the patient almost Instan
taneouslv Jailwin's Tar Svrun. 2S cents
and $1 a bottle. For sale at Thomas' drug
lore.
Our citizens should read the communi
cation headed "Whispering Echoes," In
this week's paper and then act upon Its
suggestions.
EQ-Mlllon Flory . of East Welssnort. an
nounces to the public ol this vicinity that
he has on hand a lotof Light Harness, Col
lars, Horse Blnnkels, Lap Hobes, Lined
Iiobes, Whips, Bells, Ac, suitable lor tho
winter trade. All nf which he Is offering
at yery low prices.
-Mr. George H. Stout, ofPaoli, Ind
who has been visiting relatives anil friends
in this section for tho part few weeks has
returned home.
Q.Try all of tho nuock nostrums and
nil of the old women recipes, and then If
you want to ue curc.i or your coughs, colds
and croup, you may do so by using Jad
win'a Tar Svrun. 25 cts and St nor bottle.
Sold nt Thomas' drug store.
Mrs. J. W. rtaudenbusti accompanied
by her daughter Sallle, lea for Philadel
phia on last Tuesday morning, to be gone
about a week.
aas-Tho Last Law Passed was Law's
agent, who is passing through tho Stato In-
tnmiiceu jjaw s ueicuroteil lllulng, used
for bluing, bleaching and coloring, and
nukes good Ink. For sale at C.T.Horn's
and nt the Novelty Store, Baukwav.
-Clauss cDBro., The Tail
ors, still linvc a few of those
justly celebrated 10 suitings
on hand.
For the week ending on Dec. 13, 1884,
there whs 150,048 tons of coal shipped over
the Lehigh Valley Railroad, making a
total of 2015,025 tans to date and showing
In increase of 48,842 as compared with
same time last rear.
rcgr- Only $10,00 cash
for an all-wool Suit at II. H.
Peters', Post-office building,
Lehighton.
A gala day lor Trnchsylllo will be on
Ihe20llinf December, when Thomas Sny
der will run a 100 yards foot raco w th
Peter Whitehead, of Allcntown, for a puno
of $40.00; lollowing this there will be a
shootirg match for a fine lot of turkeys.and
the amusements of tho day to wind uu with
a grand hop iu tho evening.
jMJ-H you wish a handsome book, fa tier
box stationery or Xmas and New Year
Cards, or uny thing in tho way of Holiday
Gm, la. for young or old rich or poor, call
on E F. Luckenbach, fil Broadway ,Maucli
Chunk. His stock is unsurpassed. Send
lor catalogue.
The Saucnn Iron Company's properly,
at Hellcrtown, Northampton roun'y, was
Id at SherliresaleRaturday. Tha Thomas
Iron Company purchased tho fjrnaces, ore
lands, houses, etc., for $1, subject to n
mortgage. The company's railroad and
several tracts of land in Upper Saucon,
Lhigh county, were also purchased for $1,
subject to a mortgage, by Samuel Thomas.
Sji.Whllo In Mauch Chunk wo stopped
in to fee our Iriend E. II. Hohl. Iho iewel
er, and. judging from tho business he was
doing, Ins film stock and low prices, he
miistba making his business a grand suc
cess.
OSril. IT. Peters, at tho
Post-office building, Lehigh
ton, will make you an all
wool suit lor only $10 cash,
if you order now.
IVic Sunday Srtaler is tho name of a
new candidate for public favor just started
iu Huilclon. As Us name Implies it is a
Sunday paper and presents a yery neat and
readable appearance. Its proprietors,
Messrs. J. S. Foster k Co., have the Aovo-
CATK's best wishes for tho success of their
new venture.
--Silverware, elegant new goods atE II
Hohl's, Maucb Chunk.
A boy aged fifteen years, named Sam
uel Hciretfinger, who was employed at
Breaker No. 9, Lansfiird, had his arm
mangled from the shoulder to the band
Thursday morning of last week. He
slipped off n plank walk aud fell between
two cog wheels. The unfortunate lad was
taken to his homo and the arm amputated
at tbo shoulder.
Clauss & Bro., The Tail
ors, arc making up elegant
suitings, m the very latest
styles and best workmanship,
for $10, sold last year for $2L
Call and see them.
Charles Geiger, a young boy of this
place, had his leg broken on last Tuesday
morning. It seems that bo was standing
on tho front part ol Jim Falzlnger's express
wagon, at the Valley Depot.when the horse
took fright, and the boy was thrown off the
wagon under the horse's heels and kicked
In the leg, breaking as above stated. Dr.
Dsrhamer re.lu;ed the fracture.
.CO-See E. II. Ilohl's new stock nf lew
elry.lace pins, ncck-chalns,-scarl pins and
v. .iticii.
Win. M. Wannemaober, the temper
auce advocate who delivered several highly
interesting temperance lectures In this
pUco about a year ago, died at Norristown,
aged thirty years. He was a licensed Ban.
list minister, and was engaged to lake the
part of the Saviour, In the production of
Salmi Morse's Passion Flay." But the
plsy was never produced on account of the
manager's Inability lo procure a license,
(ISirFrank Leibeneuth. on
Bank street, has just received
a car load of New York Slate
Apples of tlio finest quality,
which he is selling at very low
11 i n .
prices, uau early it you wish
to secure first choice. 4w,
Q-Don't fall In see E H Hohl's new
goods; store, Susquehanna street, Mauch
Chunk.
The Lehigh Valley Coal Company has
struck a rich vein of coal at Moulana
Colliery, near Ashland, Schuylkill county,
irom wnicn H expects to ehip 150 cars dally
and employ 350 men. Rappahannock
Colliery, near Girardvllle, owned by the
same company, is almost completed, and
will ship 250 cars dsily and employ 500
men. Lilly, Lenta iCo.'a colliery at Park
1 lace, near Mahauoy City, is nearine com'
pletionaud wilt make dally shipments of
I inn
The Band made about $12 on their
raffle last Saturday eyenicg.
Sleepy merchants always make
sleepy trade; and the wido awake merchant
adyerllses liberally, and inevitably does n
rushing business.
The masons at work on the foundation
of Sweeny A Son's new building, are nearly
finished.
A grand raffle forn lot ol turkeys comes
off to-night (Friday) at A. P. Clauss', op
posilo the L. A S. Depot.
The store windows along Bsnk street
are jammed full of beautiful articles for
holiday presents.
Hl,Don't fall to see new goods.- Now
stocKofgnld pens and pencils at E. II
Hohl s, Mauch Chunk.
Our orchestra propnso giving a lair an!
festival some lime In February.
-On Friday night thieves broke into
the cigar store of Jonas Ko iinierer,nn Pino
street, Calasauqua, and stole 1000 cigars, 25
wooden pipes, 5 tin match boxes, 3 pounds
of smoking tobacco,50 pennies and 0 pounds
of plug tcbacco.
-Look at your direction tab on this pa
per. It shows how much you owe.
Deer bunting ended for this season on
tho 10th. Squirrels, rabbits, wnondcock
and partridges or pheasants may be shot
until January 1st.'
ZSt'A variety of books, very cheap, at
me JNnvelty btore, next dour to the Advo
cate oficc.
-Tbo grain market closed as follows in
Chicago oil Saturday,' last for immediate
and future deliveries: Wheat, Dec. 70 J,
January 70; corn, December 37i; January
35 J; oals, December, 23J Jonuary 21. In
Philadelphiasame day, wheat, 77J78
corn 48S10,oats 34.
Bright as a fresh blooming daisy the
Hoileton Plain Speaker lart Wednesday
wbeu it appeared without its stereotyped
telegrams. Ail set at homo It ia bright,
newsy, pretty, and looks substantial. Slick
to it. John!
Sirllave you seen those elegantly
trimmnd Hats and Bonnets, If not, call at
Altenla urovcr s.
A third otlempt was raado to set fire to
the barn of Ed. Reber, of tho Frankllu
Hotel, at an early hour on Tuesday even
ing last. Should tho dastardly villain suc
ceed In bis efforts tho loss of property and
perhaps llfo in that closely built corner
will be terrible. Who is tho scoundrel
-An elegant Hue of holiday goods al
most given away at Dr. Horn's drug store,
Uank street.
From an ctimalo just made by n official
or the Reading Coal Company, the coal
output this year will be about 1,500,000
tons less than last year, Tho official ro-
port lor tho eleven months of this year
gives tho tunnago as 28,709,000 tons, and
the additional work lo date has brought
the total np lo 30,000,000 Inns. This is
a larger output 'than was expected early In
the year.
Correspondents and ad
vertisers will oblige by send
ing in their favors not later
than Wednesday iorcnoon,
next week, our employes de
sire to have time Ihursday
(Christmas Day) to enjoy
their Turkey.
Burglars Around.
Thero were no less than thrco of tbo
stores of town entered last Monday nigbl.
The window of Win. Keinerer'a sloro was
smashed In, but tho noise made by the
breaking of the glass awakened Mr. Kern-
erjr.wbo dTKharged his revolver at the
theives and scare.! them oil'. He lost no
goods. Tho window of 8. C. Wheatley's
storo room was busted in, but nothing was
taken, the window contained only a lot ol
toys. Tho slorc window of Lewis Weiss, in
the brick building, at tbo lower end of Bank
street, was also broken in and boots, shoes
and other articles lo Iho amount nf$35
was taken therclrom. There is no clue to
the thieves at Ibis writing, but uo doubt It
was the work of some of the numerous
tramps passing through Ibis section. We
can't understand why our authorities and
tbo people do not take measures to abate
the tramp nuisanco. Tlio law gives them
protection against Iho nnisar.eo if enforced.
Somool the goods taken from Lewis Weiss,
was found scattered olong the lower end of
Bankway, on Tuesday morning.
Cat to Pieces by the Cars.
About five o'clock Sundav morning a
serious railroad smash-up pceur.-ed in East
Newark, in which one man was killed and
two others Injured. Engine No. 303, ol the
Lehigh Valley Railroad, was drawing a
train nf oyer thirty Iroight cars bound for
New York. The train had passed over the
Passaic bridge, on the Pennsylvania Rail
road, and got one hundred yards beyond
the bridge; in East Newark, when the
engine struck a frog and was Ihrown off
upon the other track. The tender was
derailel and three box cars and one plat
form car were Ihrown from the track and
wrecked. Both tracks wero torn up for
several hundred feet. The fireman, John
Pfetzinger. of Eastou.and the engineer, E.
P. Black, of Easlon, were buried in the
wreck. Dlsck was severely Injured intern-
ally and Pfetzinger was killed. The body
of the latter was literally cut to pieces, The
legs and arms were torn oil', the bojy cul
in two and the head crushed in. The
conductor, Ross Parker, was also buried
ocnealii the ruins, but was not seriously
hurt. He was taken to bis homo in Jersey
City.
Death of an Estimable Lady.
Mrs. Harriet Hofeckcr, nf Wcatheily, the
respected wife ol Master Mechanic Philip
Itofecker, died at her home in that place
on Sunday eveningatteran il'ness of several
months duration. Mrs. Hofeckcr was the
daughter of Iialah Longshore, one of the
oldest settlers ol Salein township, in which
place the deceased was born in 1824, being
at the time of her death (Hyesrsof ije. Her
rather died in 18315, alter which she remov
ed to Beaver Meadow with the farnilr.
where she first met Mr. Hofecker, who at
the time was master mechanic ror the old
Beaver Meatfow Coal Company.
After a residence of ten years at Beaver
Meadow with her husband, she removed to
Wealherly, where Mr. Hofecker obtained
employment in Ibe old Wattera Maebine
Shops, and has had a residence there ever
since. She was the mother or a family or
Aw- -It nl wlinm i , - - ! .- - I t I
,v,u, w, ,i . ,,., uci inu win, Hi...
three daughters. William, the oldest aon
is employed as Master Mechanic at the
railroad locomotive works at Youngstown
this State, and Ashbel, the secoud son, it
employed as chief dork at the locnmulive
works at Wealherly. She was the mother'
In law of Charles W. Dewltr, assistant
master mechanic or the Weatberly shops.
T :.i I , J I . ,i . r 1
ues.ucs urr iiu.unn.i ami larniiy, sno leaves
one brother and two sisters, Mrs. It. F.
Russel, or Abilene, Kansas, and Mrs. James
Lewis, of Leesburg, Virginia, who reside.!
in Wealherly for u number ol years. A. It.
Longshore, Esq., of Hszleton, was her
brottier,as was also Ihe late Dr. A. B. Long
shore. Deceased was an arable lady ,wilh a kind
disposition, and was widely known and
trreatly esteemed, and her departure will b
lamented by a largo number of friends.
Her llfo was pure and charitable, and sbe
did many a good turn aud kindly deed.
She was a kind tempered lady and was
never known to speak ill of anyone. She
was aeilsa in body and mind until pros
traled by Illness. Huilclon I'lam Sftaktr,
TrVEISSPOnT LETTER.
II. B. Ererllt,ortho Weissport House,
is making some Improvements on hisahed.
C. II. Nusbaum was to the city lately
buying an entire new stock of confection,
ary and holiday goods.
C. W. Sowell, tho very oceommodallng
ard pleasant gentleman representing the
Phlla., A Reading ItU Co., as a gent;of
this place, is well liked and spoken of with
tho highest irgards by all who have any
business transactions with him. Ha Is uni
formly kind aud attentive to his business,
hence, he giyes satisfaction to all. Just the
right man In the right place.
W. C. Weiss occupied tho pulpit in the
Evangelical church on Sunday evening.
He preached from the lexl, "I have heard
Ihlno blasphemies," Tho sermon was well
calculated, roll or salient points and replete
with admonitions to thrsa who nro in the
habit of taking tho name of tho "Lard thy
God in vain." It was a good sermon; and
wo bopo that it will bear fruit lor many
were present who are guilty of the vile vico
of being profane nod or indulging In the
extraordinary use of a peculiar kind of
Anglo. Saxon. Wo fully ogrco with the
speuker that profanity is not justifiable nor
defensible.
Our popular Register ond Recorder,
James II. Handwork, was in town on last
Sunday.
Tho dawn of 1885 is almost upon us.
It looks as though It would bo a year of ex
traordinary changes and developments, full
of piogrcssiycncss and the fulfillment of
bringing to the front that which will prove
of good to tho people In general. This be
Ing the out-look tt will bo in line to have
all things shape Itself to this end. Sharing
this spirit wo cannot help but call thent
tcntlon of our citizens, at this early day, lo
the imporlanco ol their selecting at Ibe
coming spring election goort.acllvo men lo
foster, as directors, Ihe best and most libera!
means to advance the welfaro of the public
scboolr. Let the citizens of Weissport and
Franklin fully cousldor this matter and
summon into their school boards such men
as Dr. Zero, L E. Wills, J. F. Snyder, G.
II. Lnury and others like them, and weare
confident that the Interest of that which is
the crowning glory ol our Institutions tlio
puolic schools will bo well cared for.
They do say that o'ro long ono of the
Franklin educators will issue cards to Lis
friends of a matrimonial character. And
above all they Fay it is a Immlsomo, charm
ing widow that is lchin.l it, el,?
Our good trlend, G. II. Laury, Is tbo
happy possessor or a fast and fat horse
which ho has offered to us nt any timo lo
tako a drive with. Hut, however, before
wo desire to accept Ibis courtesy it would
bo best II George would empty a lew bush
els more corn lulo the animal.
Mrs. Magcio Kresee, a former resident
or Weissjiort, but now ol Scranlou,was visit-
ug Iricmis In town during the week.
-Mr. Thomas Soil, on old and well.
known resident ol Franklin, died on Sun
day morning.
Eil. H. Hern moved with his family lo
Lehighton during tho week. He bus ac
cepted the poritiuu ol drug clerk iu his
urotner a urug store.
Christmas Is almost upon us. With
what delight and pride are Ihe youngsters
linking forward tn the mining, of Santn
Clous. The churches hero are maklug
ample preparations lo filly commemorate
Christ's birthday. Aaron.
Franklin Items.
Tho philosophers, orators and logicians
again met In the East Weissport school
houso on Tuesday evening. Tho exercises
wero at an Interesting character deep In
manncrnnd heavy In means. Various sub
jects and questions wero discussed In Athen
ian style. The principal ono was this: Re
solved, Thnt the world Is growlnir better.
Tho Columbians who contributed their
analytic and mloroscopio powers wero nono
less lhan U. II, Mooucy, U. A. Iluclc and U.
S. Koons.
Considerable excitement prevailed at
Rlckcrtsvlllo durlnKiho latter part or last
neck ou nccount ofn sboatlni; nllair. It was
about seven o'clock Friday evening when It
took placo. The bullet passed through the
window of tho residence of Jlr. Jlltlcr. The
nilasllo crated the head or Mr. Kcllvo and
landed on tho lloor In front of Miss Ulose,
Ono party Is suspected ofdolnirlt. There Is
some clrsumstnntal evidence, to warrant
this assertion. Iftho theory upon which It
Is based be true, then the act was perpetrated
out of mallco and jeilousy. Tho olrcuin
stances aro sufficient to warrant an arrest.
This should be done as an example.
A child of Mr. Markley died last Friday
and was buret, 1 on Sunday.
The Weissport correspondent seems to
bo very much exercised about the post-ofllee
While It Is not well lobe too previous, we
nevertheless, think that those who desire tho
position have a perfect right to make their
UoJlrcl known and solicit aid or their Iriend).
A series of protracted moetlngs are belnc
conducted nt the Evangelical church In
Franklin. Quite a number havo been con
verted, and for tho present nre anchored
safely In the arms of the Saviour. A large
number are at the mourners-bench.
-Mr. Thomas Soil, an old and reliable
resident or this township, was burled on last
Wednesdsy.
"Dublin Dan," or Toeopoeo Hotel, Is be
coming quite popular as an entertainer and
as a dispenser or turkey.
The Irrepressible Allrcd Ilartman was on
a visit to Mauch Chunk during the week.
Joslah Walk, who was employed at Maria
Furnace ror the past few years, has gone to
work nt Lehighton.
-It would serve the convenience and In
terest or a vast portion or the eltlsensol this
township ira post office would be established
at Maria Furnace, The placo Is centrally
and on the Junction of five converging roads.
No doubt application will bo made to the
forlli coming Postmaster Oenera! to estab
lish ono at said place. Oahlos.
Mahoning Items.
We wish one and all a Merry Christmas.
Al. Stoudt,ol Lehighton, was the truest
or Aaron Snyder over Sunday.
'Squire Mussstinan had his residence
nicely repainted last week.
-The catechumen elass In St. John's
church numbers twenty-one.
A shooting watch came off at Fenster-
macher's Hotel on last Saturday. The shoot
tnic was good some or the best marksmen tn
the county being prennt.
Frank Flexcr, who has been sick ror se
veral weeks Is able to be about aatn,
-Al Fraatz purchased a very fine horse In
Lehigh county list week.
Foxes are very plenty In the lower end or
the township.
Among the persons attending the funera
en Monday we noticed the tallowing: Mrs
Ellta Kunts, or Danville! Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
Lcchlelter, of Alleotowa; Messrs. Edward
and Aaron Arner, or Whitehall; Mr, Morris
Arner, or Wllkcsbarre, and Henry Lorach.of
Sat gcrsvllle.
un weunesuay evening or last weeic tne
venerable Mr, Henry Arner, the oldest citi
zen or New Mahoning, passed away at the
ripe age of eighty-nine. Death resulted
from old age. Deceased was born In Lehigh
township, Northampton county, May 28th,
1783. He came to Carbon county at an early
age) he was a shoemaker by trade, and fol
lowed the ealllng lor many years after locat
ing here. He then engaged In farming which
he carried on until about eight years ago
when he became totally blind aud remained
so up to the time of bis death. Mr, Arner
had been married twice, Ida second wire sur
viving him. Ho was the rather ol fourteen
children eight sons and six daughters or
which number three sons have died. He had
thirty-nine grand-children and rortr-flvo
great-gran I children. The funeral took
place on Monday morning at ten o'clock, at
St. John's church, and was very largely at
tended. Uct. A. Uartholeuew officiated,
Dasu.
Weatherlv Chips.
The members of Wealherly Lodge.No.
691, I. O. or O. F celebrated the l(Uh an
ntrersary of tbo organization ef their lodge
Iu Ibis Jaco last Sunday with diyine ser
vices In the M. 11 church. Thoy met at
Oak Hall, and at ten o'clock went from
Ibero to the church dressed In full uniform.
Rev. E. T. Swarlz, the pastor, officiating.
The text wos "Am I my brother's keeper."
The subject was ably handled and made
lasting impressions on all who attended.
Cassler's skating rink wilt be opened
on Tuesday evening. December 23. The
building Is 40x120 feet, with a skating sur
face or 4200 square fect, and has ample ac
commodations for 300 skaters and scaling
capacity for 800 people.
-The L. V. RR. Co.'s bridgo builders
came here last Raturdoy evening, and on
Sunday built a bridge ncrosa Black Creek,
two miles abovn this place.
Chas. Cassler has leased Ihe dam of W.
W. Illakslee for tbo purposo of filling our
Ico bouses this winter.
Miss Llzzio Lord, o! New Boston, Is
visiting friends here.
Mr B. Moyer fell on tho Ice in front of
tho Gilbert House barn last Tuesday aid
broko his leg.
S. .C. Tobias, nf town, and Mrs. Alice
Wcynnl.'of Philadelphia, wero united in
the holy bonds of matrimony last Saturday,
at the home of the bride. Tlio happy
couple arrived hero at 0:30. 'They were
serenaded by '.he shop boys and a party of
singers soon after arriving, and then on
Wednesday evening by tho Citizens' baud.
His many friends wish them a pleasant
voyage.
A. J. Rowland , of Mauch Chunk, and
R. L Colburn, of Lehighton, spent Sunday
with friends in this place. Dick says that
to spend Sunday in town is as good as a
week's vacation.
Thos. Rcceo left town on Tuesday lor
the west. We understand his intentions
are to capturo a Michigan dear before
returning. Good luck Thos. Homo
Around Pleasant Corner.
Mr. F. Bnlli-t, o! Ncsquehoning, spent
last Sunday in tho valley.
Miss Moyer, ol Lewistown, was the
guest ol Miss A. Milcr, of New Mahoning.
Jacob Evert, of New Mahoning was
visiting friends in Slcmlorsyille luBt Sun
day
Some of our good hunters In the Valley
were out bunting rabbits, and knocked
down stone fences. I think they ought
not to go bunting again.
Somo nf our ycung boys nro talking
about going away, but don't know which
way to go east or west. On Saturday
night they went west aud ou Sunday night
east.
Mr. Daniel Rex, ol New Muboninp,
was in Taimiqua to purchase, some clothes
for Iho winter.
L. II. is yet iu Ibosnw-mill busincs.
The band nt New Mahoning is going
from bouse to buuse to plsy on New Year's
day.
Messrs.Oldtand Miller was promlnading
in the valley last Sunday.
Mr. F. D. Klingomau, of Now Mahon
ing, is called tbo best rafilci in the valley
for turkeys. Joscru.
Lower Towamenslntr Items.
A bold robbery was committed last
Friday a week, at Bowman's Station, by
unknown persons who stole $149 in cash,
while Mr. Weston, agent, was nt dinner;
after returning bo found his office doer
pried open and money goce. No clue of
tbo robbers havo been so far ascertained-
Mr. Weston was held responsible for tbo
money that was stolen, and lost bis position
through said offair. Another agent, has
been appointed.
Butchering is no longer neglected by
ftrmers, owing to bog cholera, which Is
prevalent iu tonic of our townships. A
number of losses are reported.
John Sterling died on Tuesday morn
ing, th Inst. Ho was afflicted with dropsy.
Joseph Bowman passed through hero
collecting funds last Saturday n week.
They are to be used to liquidate the debt
of repairing Ibe basement of St. John's
church, amounting to $133.00-
Co.vnoKNce.
Weddros Bells.
Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock, In the
Church ol the Nativity, Fountuln Hill,
Bethlehem, Miss Nannie Beuhler Lamber
ton, daughter of Dr. Robert A. Lamberton,
president of Lehigh University ,was married
to Mr. Rolin Henry Wilbur, son ot E. V,
Wilbur, president ol tho Lehigh Valley
Railroad. The chancel and altar were
decorated with rare and beautiful flowers.
The marriago ceremony was performed by
Rev. C. K. Nelson, rector ol the church
assisted by Bishop Howe and Assistant
Bishop Rulison. Dr. Lamberton gayo the
bride away. The groom's best man was
Mr. Francis II. Dalrymple, of Lock Haven
The ushers were Messrs. William B. Lamb
erton and James M. Lamberton, brothers of
the bride; Ed. M. Mcllvaine, of Reading;
G. B. Linderman, Jr., of South Bethlehem;
M. A. Dellowe, Jr., nf Reading, and
William A. Rice, of Upper Lehigh. The
brides-maids were Misses Isabella E. Wil-
bur,slster of tho groom; M. Paulino Coppee,
nf South Bethlehem; Marie Dndson, ol
Bethlehem; Elros Buehler, of Harrlsburg;
Jennie Giltrnc, of Lebanon, and Helen
Rlee.of Pottstnwn. A reception was held
at President Lamberton'. residence, iu the
University park, which wos largely attend
ed The bride's presents wero numerous,
elegant and costly.
WE DO NOT CLAIM
that Hood's SArtsArAntLLA will cure every
thing, but the fact mat on mo puruy suu
vitality of the blood depend the vigor and
health ot the whole system, and that disease
ot various kinds Is ollcn only the sign that
naturo Is trying to remove tho disturbing
cause, we are naturally led to tho conclusion
that a remedy that gives uio ami vigor m
tin. i.in.1 rmHteatea acrofula and other Im
purities from It, as Hood's SArtsArAmt-LA
,,n,ini,te.iiv .w mutt be the means of lo-
ventlng many diseases that would occur
without lis use; nencotne ncmoiua menu
ncss is qulto an extended one, and v.e are
warranted In lecommcndlnE It for all do-..-.fcnni
tvlilpl. nre e.nised
by an unnatuial state ol the blood.
Why Suffer with Salt-Rhoum ?
Mrssns. C. I. Hoon & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Gentlemen I was a great sufferer from
Salt-liheum on my limbs, for a dozen years
previous lo the summer of 167(t, nt widen
tlmo I wai cured l.y Hood's t-arsapsrllla.
The skin would liccomo dry. chap, crack
...... 1. ...... I Hoi. Intpnceli- KO ll.at I
could" not help sciatchlng. which of course
niado them woiso ' At the tlmo I com
menced taking Hood's sarsapariiia un urn
summer ot !;) they wcic so bad that Ihey
discharged, and 1 was utilised to keep them
nanuageu wiiu linen en ins. m.
drawn so tight by the heat of the disease
that If I stoorcd over they would crack open
Kndaclually.lirlng tears Into my eyes. Ihe
first botllo licncllted me so much that I con
tinued taking It till 1 wna cuied 1 used one
Imxof Hood's Ollie Ointment, to lellcve Iho
Itching. Hoping many others mny learn the
value of Hood's Sarsaparllla aud receive as
much benefit as I liae, I am.
Very truly voura,
MltS. H. S. MOODY,
No. 75 Broadway.
Lowell, Mass., Jan. 15, t7.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is sold by druggists. Price St. or six for
Prepaxed by CI. HOOD & Co., Lowell, Mail
OBLE DEEDS or the QRgAT
....., b .uiiuuj. i
Introduction by fiev Uirbtrt
A tntifznifictnt Holiday IJcoi.
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Especially; adapted for Holiday sales. Remarkably low prices.
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and positive reiki In every oaso.
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Bring in your Job Work.
New Advertisements.
JOSEPH SAVITZ,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
Opposite CLAUSS k DUO'S,
Bank Stroot, Lehighton.
Ropairing neatly done at low
prices. Patronago solicited.
Oct. 25, ma.
&TA.24 sheets ol good note paper and 25
envelopes for 10 cents at tho Novelty Store
next door to the Auvooatk Office.
T. J. BKETNEY,
r.ecpectfully onnounces to the merchants of
Lolilghion and others that ho Is prepared to
do all kinds ut
Hauling of Freight, Express
Matter and Baggage
at rory reasonable prices. By prompt at
tention to all orders he hopes to merit a share
of publlo patronage, llesl.lenco, corner of
Pine and Iron Street, Lehighton, Pa.
flritpri Inr ltnnllnn- l.o f. nr
Bon s storo will recelvo prompt attention.
T. J J1RETNEY.
Oct. 1- 193.3m.
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P.f.??.aT,a"- .d' Publication, fural.he.
5!ua,b,V.nyelopeiIa ol Information which
rh0!" "h-'ld.be without. Tho popularity ol
nMtlf' pqual thatnf all other papeTB of
P?,S luh ' H bT 1111 newsdealers. S1UNK & CO.,
Publishers, No. cci Broadway. IS. Y.
Mann & Co. haro
olso hadThlrty-
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morothan Ono Hundred Thoua-
find applications tor p&tenU in tho
Jnitcd atn tea and foreign countries.
UMVt'UtB, llUU'Wiai VUJ,lllil,
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United States, Canada, Knjttatid. France,
Germany and other foreign countries, pre
pared at short nMico and on reasonable terms.
Information ns to obtaining patents cheer
fully Riven without charge. Hand-books of
ini filiation sent free. Patents obtained
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Am an can frc. The advsntaco of ench notice Is
well understood by all persons who v ish to di&poso
of their patent.
.a acres-, jmiiih a . v vmco ouurunu
Auutxctur; SCL Bruadway, Hvr Vork.
DANIEL WIBAND,
Carriages, WagoiiSjSlcighs, &c
COUNEIt OS
BASK AX I) IKON STIIEETS,
IjEHIUUTON, Pbnha., .
Particular attention given to
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In all Its details, at the very Lowest Prices.
1'atronszu rcspccirully solicited and per
feet satlsfietlon guaranteed.
Jan.W, H-ly. DAN. TVIEANU,
For Bargains in
Dry GS-oods,
Dress Goods.
Notions,
Carpets.
Silverware,
Queens-ware,
Groceries,
ie., QO TO
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Bank St , Lehighton.
May 10, U8-
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Ing our Interests In connection with the
uper mm us premiums, tnoie msrvelous
little volumes, THEl'OOKET MANUAL,
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the great book of the century, tho
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The package mailed and attention given
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your natuo, address, aae, buslue.s experience
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ers, 404 Arch Street, Philadelphia, la.
TTPT TJforwoikln people. Hend 10 cents
M fil I IT l"J,KCi. una wo will mall yuu Irec,
uuul rojal, laluablo sample box of
goods that will put you In tho way or mak
ing more money in a lew day than you ever
IbuuKht iHi-sibl. at any business. Capital
not requrred. You can live at home and
work in spare time only, or all tho time. All
ol both seirs, or.ll him, grandly himm.IuI.
SO eents lo 1.C0 easily earned every erenlng.
that all who want work may test the busi
ness, we make this uiiralleled oUVr: To all
who are not w.-ll sair.ned wn will semi l
to pay i'or the trouble ol wrllli.it us. Full
parilculars, dire-lion', etc , sent free. Iui
men.e pav oiolute!y sjra fr nil who sta-t
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A3Y
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it1
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on and giving Immedlal
Largo lloics and sold by T. D.
riiouias Le-norS-e.
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" goid addi ers to travel
AT1 O iNTfl'FI through CarUon coud-
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mck axd mechanics who understand and
need them, giving their orders at sight!
prullts liberal, ea.yand qulckt can reler to
uentlomen olonrliiK t'J5 tot50a week who ar
plenio.l with tho work; only tie capital ra
qulredj writeror parttculariiryua mean bull,
nessj ulve iiko, tra.lo or previous employ
ment and rolcrences Piiftlscr, t'alllur &
Oo , Vanf erbllt Avo., New york
F. P. BOYER,
Parrvville, Carbon Co., Pa.,
Respectfully announces that ho will hart
constantly on hand a large drove of oholco
BREEDS OF STIOAT9,
which he will dispose of at very LOWEST
MAI1KET I'll! t!ES. Ho Invites an Inspec
tion of his slock belore you purchase else
where. ALSO.
Is prepared lo alter and attend to diseases
of rigs at all times. i". p. ItOYKK.
oct. 11, issi-ly.
The Winter Resort,
VINELAHD OR SOUTHERN PBES
la MOOKf: (JOUNTY. N'TH CAROLINA,
(Not New Jersey).
Is on the most elevated point orthe leag leaf
pine section In tho South. Tree from every
malarial Influence. Tho atmosphere If
highly charged with ozone from tha alsaest
boundless pines. Send for work on "Tho.
I'lnes," written by aphyslclanwho has mads
tho lung disease a lire study. It gives s
history or this section, Southern Pines, ana
many hints which will be or Interest io
Rheumatics and Consumptives. We will
send a Tew thousand copies freo or cost to
those applying during the next row taoatks)
Wo desire to correspond with physlelans.and
will make It to their Interest to write to us.
CONSUMPTIVES AND RHEUMATICS:
WHY SUFFER ?
When you can find reller and pleasure by
spending a month or two on therummlt o
the celebrated long lear pine region or the)
South.
Very low rales of board will bo charged by
tho hotel ami boarding nooses during the
winter oriRSI, and tho Stato Immigration
Department has arranged that persons en
their nrt visit cansocuroronnd-trlp tickets
rrom Uoston, New York and Baltimore at
Tery low rates. Address
OEO. II. PATTERSON, RcsldentManager,
Manly P. o., Moore Co., N. O.
State of North Carolina,
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
RALWGir, N. C, June 10th, 1814.
To the People or the Northern, New Eng.
land and No th Western States: it Is with
dee; regret we learn or the heavy loss yo
sustained by tho rrosts and Ice 'Wednesdsy,
Thursday and Friday nights, May Mth, 20th
and 80th. As usual our Slate,
Noirni Carolina, Escapes.
Oar tobacco plants are unhurt and grewlar
nicety. Oratn and grass orops are very oe.
No damage whatever done to mosta'elleaU
vegetables and fruits.
Wo are very desirous or having the many
thousands of acres of unoccupied find setlltit
with and cultivated by Northern .armers.and
we can offer you a climate exempt from late
and early frosts.
North Carolina Is within fifteen hours rlda
?tw., Y0.rk' T,,B vast resources of the
State will be exhibited In this etty at th!
Is ' Exposition October Isttoaih,
It'fa mv .!. w . ...... . , . . .
.. .. j Hu i,.-uu. iu lurnnu inror
nation to persons seeking homes In tbeStata
Very Respectfully,
Jno. T. Patbioe,
State Agent Immigration.
WE WANT 1000 more BOOK AGENTS
for the grandest and fastest selling beok
. I'uuii.ucu,
OUR FAMOUS WOMEN.
This Is an cntlrelr new nnA nritn.i ..w
Just published, and Is the joint production of
&?rtuSJfI'.","t.!!T,.nif authors. Including
ElliabetrfStuart Phelps. Koie Terry (look
thors. Theso TwjNTV dUilngulsbed writers
here give forlhe rtrst tlmo. the complete his.
tory at Ihe I.Ives and DcMs or 30 famous
American women, most or whom are now Uv
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