Ne(v Advertisements.
Financial Statement of
Big LeWiltt Sckool District,
Fop Year Enclmg: June 1st, 1885.
keueipts rao.M a Lij saunous.
Esr.i Newhilrd, Collector t 6,3 71
RUte appropriation MT 14
New Loins., l.CSOO i
Tuition from outside pupil IS 00
Hill rent W OJ
Total rccelpti.
ExrKflDnunE3.
. ,tas i;
'Oatbon AdToeate,"ad'valalenionl
AudlliT'l Auditing Aeo'ts
v, 1 Hemmel, repairs on ptftni
John Aokor. repain on pump
II. V. Mrrtt. now pavonient
J. I.. Oabel.cnal and i.ellTor lr,(f .,
D. S. Hock, books lor Indigent obit.
dren
Keystone Fnrnltura Co., Desks and
. Ffeluht
Thai. Kaincrer, Agent, Iniuraneo
assessment
A. W. Horn, changlnc desks
John Miller, ehanitlng desks
IV. (1. Miller, olianiclng desks
Frank Metis, palntlnic Hn work ...
welisport Planlnx Mill for lurotor.
Knnta llros., skins for blackboard
erasers
Ii. II. HutlerfcUo..chart fc expros.
IS 00
4 AO
Hi
1 00
0 61
soi u
t 08
1S5 47
19 42
( 00
(. 0(1
0 25
4 HI
1 09
a ro
8 4
79
5 00
Val. Salmarts. repairing ohnlrs
V. l I.cntr. tor klndllmr woon
Ttiol. S. Ilcek, for stationery (old
mooountl OSS
,T. J.. Uahcl. paint and nil Si 41
E. W. Claust, store and cleanlnif
heater., 4I 05
YT. St ltarshar, retaining fee..,.,, 10 on
M.llellman&t'o., coal Jc dcllvar'B. S3 SO
K II Snyder, indue as per Mil Si M
Incidental expenses (affidavit, josU
axe-Su") S9
I,o wl Walk. Jnnllor ,,.., 10' St
Teachers' Salaries , 2,029 75
Ksra Newhnrd, Collector's fees.,.. '.07 48
K. II. Knyder, Treasurer 60 OS
2. V. Ilutlord. Secretary 79 00
abts paid , , 2,345 07
Interest paid ,.. 1,021 CO
0.024 10
ItEOAPITULATION OF STATEMENT.
Total receipts,..,.,. ......a 6,808 87
Total expenditures 6,821 10
Hal. In Treasury .... 274 77
fotal Indebteilneis June 6th, 181.,1.'0, 012 09
etd'dtirlng the year cum.
Juliet.-1131 a 1.6K 09
Cain In Treasury at date, VT4 77
Tolaldefete paid & cash In Tress. 1039 85
Total ain't of debt June 1, '85.. .$14,975 2J
)y order of the Hoard,
B. F, HOFFOUU, Sec'y,
Jane C, 1885-3
Treasurer's Statement
OF THE
Lelilitoii Boro. Scliool District,
ENPIIIO JUNE 1, 18S5.
E. II. SNYDER, Tremuror, Dr.
To state Appropriation t 517 14
' Eira Newhard, Tai Collector.. 6,349 73
Near J,onn , , 1,0.0 l. u
jiaii item ana iuuiuu.,,,. .... n lo
$ (893 87
on.
Tajtl out.fur Teachers Salaries,
IJat.orrrnaM year 1S84.
). A. HUtrr
Ilattle I.. Ivoons ,
A.J. lUlllet
AuK'e K Hauk ,
Mvra Good
Wla K. U raver...
Euitna J. Reucr ,
Jessie Alb
.t 116 01
480 00
Sill 00
210 (II
2..0 (0
VCD 00
2.K) 00
UX 75
$ 5.010 ;5
Hand aud Interest I'ald,
John Peters. Interest t
Adam Snider, bond Inr.
(latharlne llarler. Int.,..
P. J Kutler, Interrat....
Tionis Msnts, Interert,,
A, llarlboloinear.tnteretr.
Charles Seirert, Iniareat
Harah SelTert, inlervti, ,,
Hoory Kolb, bond & Int..,
.lames Mcliinty, In.ercst
Jai. Mcdlnty.bond & jut.
Jamas Mnllh, Intertst....
(llias. Mendson, Interest..
H, J, LIluuii, Ucc'd, Int.,,
3,11 I
t New Furniture,
JCeyitnne Sohool Furni
ture tin 150 CO
J:. 11. Knyder, Treasurer,
spelling ahart 8 45
R. F, Iloiroul, Scsrctary,
frelUt on furniture,,,,, 6 47 ..
$ 1C3 VI
Iniuranea and Sundry Expenses,
Thns. Kamerer, Ag't, In.
surance assessment 4
It it
4 54
E. 11. Snyder, 'treasurer,
auditing accounts 1SSJ..
E. II. Snyder, uidie. as
per bill ,
v. M tiapshrr, retnlnlnif
lees to June 1, 1835
Thus, B. lleuk, statlunery
'(Jartion Advocate," ad
rertl'lni; siatoinent fur
JuaroTUSI ,
P. S. Dock, books fur In-
dlitoiit rhlldren
II. F Motion) postage, ho.
It. F. HoirorJ, salary as
Kacratary i June 1, '85.
Eira Nenhard, column.
sloo for eollecllnic mt,,
E. II. Snyder. sa.try ai
rraamrer to June I, '15.
II. W. Merti, flwglns In
rull ........
E. W. clauss, repalrlnir
heaters
J. U. (label, olll mdie..,.
Val. Schwsris, repairing
aha Irs .-
Frank Merti, pamtlQK tin
work ,
W. (1. Miller, repairing
desks ,,,,
John Miller, repairing
desks
Welisport Planing Mill
fur lumber
John Acker, repairing
pump ,,
W, J. .-cmmel, repairing
stove and pump..
Ji. II Snuiur, t'reaturer,
paid for labor by A, W,
JlorpSDd Uqnti Jlros..
31 91.
10 00
8 35
II 00
b it
W
75 00-
217 41
SO 00
94 08
45 V5
i 41
3 75
0 15
t 09
1 CD
1 00
15
8 CO
085 32
Janitor and Fusl,
F. I. Lsnls. klnlllng
wood....,, ...,,,...$
M. llellmn, a.wil
J. I,. (label, coal
Lswli Walk, janitor..,,,
Balanaa In hands of K. II.
rSnyaar,Trcasurar,,,,
8 oa
24 20
3 8 63
102 25
241 98
274 17
t 0,899 87
We, the Hndershcneddulyeleeted Auditors
of the IlorouKh of Eehlghton I'J., do eertlly
thai are hare axainlnail the accounts il II.
11. ttnidir. Treasurer of Lehttfiitun ii.irmiifh
t-choul niatricl and Ami It correct to the bell
ui ur apoiooge ami neiier.
Ualanaa In hands of E, II, tinjder, Treas.
w. p. r.riNo
A
II, J. HIIETNEY,
Auditors.
jl. U. XiiCAlilll
Leolfbto, pa,., June 1,1881.
June s-K3
nrSOI,INTW nnETNEY.IashlonaU
1JOOT ana BUOK .V4XHH, USDS Ml
wviuKUion, 'An wura warrauieu.
BTO C1H MAKKETB.
nenorted up In IJn'.ilnek. Iv Da Haven
Townsend,Uankers,Ki), 2(1 S Third Street
Philadelphia. Stools bought aud sold
pilhcr lor rain or on marain.
l'kiladtlfh-.a, June 21, 1889.
hid asked
II 8V, pxt .,. 1"4
U a Currency o's .12 H
UB41, oaar , 1121
U 8 4's 12.1J
Pennsylvania It It ....,- i-i
Philadelphia Jc Biding E 11...... 71
Jjehigh Vallev BR...,. ,... 67
Mhlgh fa! A Navigation Oo 4I
Uufl-. N. Y. A Pbila. II It Co 1)
New Jersey Ontral 40
Northern Pacirin Tom IliJ
a PrrdM S3
Oregon Transcontinental I3(
I'nlnn PaeiBo v(, 651
Western Union 811
Veil Shore Ills.,., 38)
tvuiayilla k Nashvilla - ... 391
b.I tr, Tiidai; , 83
1121
123
4S1
671
411
II
404
Ifii
361
ll
6a
S5 09
1,050 UO
1 A 00
1 t (0
Z 00
SO 00
100 10
SO 01)
lot oo
S'O 03
1,060 00
100 to
41 (10
80 00
"OrlffinalOhoap Cash Store."
PUItSES
rUIlSKS
runsKs
runsE3
I'UUSES
I'UttSKS
PURSES,
Pooketuaoka
and
Hand-Bags,
PUR8K8
PURSES
PURSES
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pttnsi.4B
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PDllSES'
PDHSE3
V
UKSES In Seal. Alligator, Kid
I'UUSES
PURSES Duck, Velvet and PIuli PURSES
PURSES THE LARGEST RE- PURSES
PURSESTAtli STOCK f these PURSES
PURSES goods will be found nt TUUSES
PURSES PURSES
PURSES J. T, NUSUAUM'S. PURSES
PURSES , PURSES
PURSEsThe prices are much pURSKS
UR8E3 lower than ever ueiore PURSES
UflSKS known
PURSES
PURSES
PURSES
PURSEt)
TUUSES
U119K3
MUSES
PURSES,
Pocltotbooks
and
Hnnd-Baga.
UH8E3
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pimsKS
PURSES
PURSES
I'UUSE.3
UHSK3
UUSE3
j. t. nusbaum;
Opp. I'ubllo Square, Bank Street, Lohltr
ton, Ta. Juno 7, 1884-ly,
SATUKDAY, JUNE 27, 1883,
SPECIAL NOTICE. Persons lnakinc
payments hi this nfllco by money orders or
postal notes will plraea make them psyuhlc
at the Wkisswrt Post Office, as Le
hiehtou of)ioe is not a money order ollico
Our Neighljorliood in Brief,
A OATASTKOI'llK, ' -
Only n cyclist gigantic,
Astride of a sixty-Inch wheel,
Eying sldcwlse a paltlcn poinanllc.
As ho (h ives on bis sullt steed ot steel,
Only a poor llttlo tabby,
hllnkluc slyly aciois tlio smooth street,
Her moltled fur dusty and shabby,
Out she darts from bcucall) the (;lis feet,
Only a sky-rockct bcader,
While Hie maiden stands still nnd stares:
A.poor feline, who couldn't be deader,
And a wJioppjiig ojd bl) for repairs,
-Scarlet fever bas raado Its apnear-
ance In licthlehcm.
Cherries arc In market at Sets per
quart.
Green peas sell at 23 cts. nor neck
Irom farmers wagons.
dr-Go to Frs. lloderer, under the
Exchange Hotel, for a, smooth shave
and a ia.slouablo hair cut.
JIahlon KelcharU will erect a now
dwelling on his lot on Third street the
present summer.
The D03t of G. A. R. now forming
In this borouch will be known as tho
Charlc3 Albright Post.
3J"A 04 nace cook book contalnln
600 valuable recipes Is Klven away to
pttrcliasers ot one dollars worm ot Jaa
win's Tar Syrup, Sold at Thomas' drag
store.
Tho school lax of Bethlehem has
been lixed at the rate of 4 mi Is cn
tho dollar for tho present year.
Tho Tamaqua School Board have
lixerl tnc tax rate at seven mills lor the
ensuing year.
KJp-AlfroJ Yftn Scoter, of raokcrton,
has opened a stone quarry at the above
named place ana is prepared to lunnsii
building stone In any quantity at very
reasonable prices, utvc mm a call.
Ezra Koivbard lias been appointed
to collect the sohool nnd poor taxes, and
.loim anccKier win collect tuo taic,
county and borough taxes for 18S3 (n
town.
Tho foundry and machine shops of
tnc Aiiemown Komim .Mill nave started
Willi prospects oi wot tc lor borne tune
tor sonic lilty men.
Dr. T!. A. I.ambcrton president of
the Lehigh University, and wife, expect
to sail lor luiropu on tnc uunuril line
steamer, i.truru, on Saturday, July 4.
53T"I have a fomplcto line of Llclit
oinsjle ann Heavy. JJOttoio Harness,
Collors, Whliis.'Jllankets, Ac., on hand.
all of which I am selling at a very rea
sonable price. JUbTUK 1'X.UltY,
V EISSPOItT, l'A.
Uavld Slzfrled of town, who was
admitted to St. Luke's Hospital, at
Bethlehem, several weeks ago, suffering
frpm a broken leg and foot, caused by a
kick from a horse, died at the Institution
a lew tiaysngo.
The post ofllco will bo open on tho
itu ot duly between tlio Hours ot uiuu n.
in., and 8:45 a. m,, and 10:4o a, m., to
1 p. m. from 2:45 p. m., to 4 p. m,,and
irom u p, m,, to 7:au p. m.
.IAMBS 1, SMITH, 1'. M
The strikes and lockouts which
have existed for several months nt
Highland. Jeddo and Beaver Meadow
collieries arc things of tho past, and
those of I he miners who have not' been
blacklisted or quit the places for good
are returning to worjc.
Si? You have heard of tho man who
chased a mosquito through a live mile
swamp to cet his fat. This was tho
man who would not buy Jarlwln's Tar
oyrun. no ulcu with a HacKlne couch.
Sold at Thomas' drug store.
AlUn and James Onnllnecr. William
Long, Charles and Nathan Fenstcr-
macher, Gideon Fritz, Harrison Wagner
and Samuel Dieter have been arrested
on the Bluo Mountain for thieving and
imprisoned at Kaston,
Tho No. (5 breaker of tho Lehlch
Coal and Navigation Company, at Lans
ford.was burned bo the Kround on Frldav
evening. About two hundred nnd
eevon'.y men and boys are thrown out of
employment. Tho breaker was valued
at $50,000. The origin of the fire Is
unknown.
E3r-Mr. E. F. Luckenbacli. 01 Broad
way. Mauch Chunk, makes an excellent
display of I'uoToiir.Ai'u and Autq
fliiAfii Albums, Scuap Books, nnd
WttiTiKQ l'APKit in boxes at reduced
prices. It will pay you to see these
goods now,
ThomasandDanlcISlattcry.brothers
and promlnr-nt businejs men of Shenan
doah, who by the death of relatives In
ivngland sonio tlmo ago were made heirs
to several hundred thousand dollars.
started for New York Friday morninp,
irom wiucn piace tneysaiicu loruncianu
Saturday for the money. They expect
to oo aoseni several months.
Dr. A. P. O'Malley, a prominent
WHkesbairo physician, was arrested for
selling cigars that never had been
stamped. He was taken before tho
ITullrd States Commissioner Halm, nnd
held in tho sum of 500 bail. A second
warrant was Issued on a charge of selling
liquors without license, but tnc mails
trate dismissed the case. The man who
had blm arrested was named Timlin
with whom he had some trouble, Satur
day morning Dr. O'Malley had Timlin
arrestea lor perjury.
"William II, Carroll, convicted on
luesuay lasi oi snooting ltenrv lavlor.
a merchant pf Wilkcsbarro, was sen
tenced Saturday afternoon tp undergo
two years iraprlsomnenfin the Eastern
Penitentiary at Philadelphia, C'arrolll
was formerly a leader of labor organlra.
.IUIM ,1, ..... V M.tlb, ,U 1,1.11,3,
and at one tlmo prominently connected
Willi tuo Mollle Mngulres, ills family
nre in destitute circumstances, anil nn
appeal will bo made to tho worklngmen
lo am mem during ms term oi imprison
mcnt.
On Saturday night tho Hungarian
miners of Plymouth celebrated the re-
celpt of their paj Jn a boisterous man
ner. 'Ihcy fought in the streets for
houri, many belug Injured, and the po-
811 1 lice several times driven off, until the
331 whole force rallied, routed tbe Hunear-
Sii'Unt and captured clghtoen of them,
kf miry r-ph brckn hssae
A carpet factory is to be put In op-
crfttlon nt Allen town.
w M , ', , , , ,
no are incased to statn that our I
young friend Milton G, Clauss Is able to I
bo out of bed,
W. II. Huttman, of Allou township,
Northampton countv. committed sulcluo
Wednesday by shooting.
A younc German, of Beaver Hun.
was bitten by a snako on Wednesday.
Dr. Horn cauterized tho wound ; tho
young man is doing well,
The Lehleh Countv Tonchers' In.
stltuto will tiU year bo held in the
Court House in Allcntown during tho
week commcnomg Nov. 10th.
Tho Penna. Dutch Pinafore trouoe.
which some weeks agq started out from
Allentown, stranded at Pittsburg on
Saturday night a week.
KfrNcarlv 43.000 bottles of jRdwIn's
Tar Syrup sold last year on a positive
guarantee of cure, and only 13 bottles
returned as unsatisfactory. The largest
bottlo for the mpney. Sold nt Thomas'
drug store.
Our friends J. L. Oabol and John
Seabold wtro oil a fishing trip one day
tills week and brought homo quite a
number of the finny tribe.
We would remind all persons who
havo been rctunicd by the Mcrcantllo
Appraiser as subject to tho payment of
a State license on their occupations, that
tlio licenses must bo taken out on or
before the 1st of July noxt,
For tho week ending Juno 20, there
were 141,028 tons of coal shipped over
tho L. V. ltlt., making a total for tho
year of 2,800,408 tons, showing an in
crease, ns compared with tho same tlmo
last year, of 0,551 tons,
$3fAn all-wool import
ed Corkscrew Suit for only
$22, at the popular tailoring
establishment oi 11 11 reters.
A child of D. S. Bock's fell down a
flight qf rickety stops in the back yard
ot his rosldenoe, Wednesday, and cut a
deep gash in ills forehead, necessitating
several stitche3 to adjust It,
Tho Evnncellcals comnoslnc tlio
Allentown district have dcoldcd upon
holdia? two camp, meetings this sitmmt r
ono at Emaus, beginning Monday,
Auimst 10th, aud closlnz Saturday 15tl
and tho other at Ituchsville,from August
21th to 20th.
BEdltor Adyooate please Inform
your many readers that Jadwln's Tar
Syrup cured my cold after all other
remedies failed. It is (he largest bottlo
for the price I ever bought. Old Sub
scriber. Sold at Thomas' drug store.
Our youns friend Will Ilann. em
ployed in tho Foundry as a moulder, had
his left foot severely burned with molten
iron on Wednesday alternoon, lie left
Thursday morning for his homo at
wcatueriy, wneto no win nurso the
sore foot.
Word comes from Now York that
tho next popular craze Is to bo over
equestrianism. Horsemen say that not
less than three or four score of fair
riders havo left New York to open "rid
ing academies" In towns through Now
York, New Jersey,. Pennsylvania and
Now England.
Clnuss c&Dro,, The Tail
ors, still have a lew of those
justly celebrated $10 suitings
on hand.
Tuesday last the team of William
Warner became unruly, nnd spilled him
and his son out of the natron, fracturinc
the son's collar bono and severely bruis
ing air, garners snoumer ana leg.
Thoy were attended by Drs, Seiplo and
Bon er.
' Tho locusts which aro now hero in
myriads singing their unceasing song In
every grove and shadp tree, will soon
havo sunc themselves awav for u cood
long season. They will In the last days
ot me present, montu me on rapidly,
and tho roads and woods in tho countrv
will then be literally covered with their
"carcasses."
JSEcwh Wchr has nicely fixed up
his ico cream parlor for the accommoda
tion of ladles and gentlemen, and will
keep a full supply of cholco flavored
cream every uay and cvcninc. lie In
vitcs you to call, Ico waters, confec
tions and fruits In season. Also, a large
siock or 4in ot Jtuy novelties.
Children's day services will he hold
in tho I'.vansellcal church, of this place.
to.inorrow (Sunday), In the morning
a sermon win ue preached ny tnepastor,
llov. G. W. Gross, to tho parents. In
the evening a children's meeting will he
held consisting of religious' soncs. ad
dresses nnd recitations, All arc cor
dially invited,
Tlio wise householder will have tlio
walls of his cellar whitewashed with
tlmo In which copperas has been dis
solved freely, This will destroy disease
germs, it any exist, anu make tnc cel
lar sweet, clean and wholesome; aud
those who havo tried it say that rats
and mico will, not invade a house where
the foundation walls havo boon treated
in this way.
flSFII. IT. Peters, at tbe
Post-ofiiee building, Lehigh
ton, will make you an all-
wool suit ior only $10 cash,
u you order now.
C. B, Rosscll. General Manaccr of
me rennsyivania itanroad company's
collieries, has tendered his resignation,
owing to 111 health, and Irving Stearns,
ot YViiKcsDarrc, was on .Monday ap
pointed to succeed uim. Jir. straws is
a practical mining engineer. His terri
tory includes all the collieries of tho
Susquehanna Coal Company atNantl
coke, Shamoktn and in Lykcns Yalley.
Some time since Mr. David Beiaf rid.
of Lehlghton, hurt a legand foot en tho
railroad nnd was brought down to fat.
Luku's Hospital for treatment. Gan
crena set In and the man died at the
hospital yesterday. The remains were
taken in cbargo by Undertaker Nacdler
ann lorwarded to jcmgiiton tins after
noon on tho 4:20 train on tho Lehigh
Valley Itallroad. South. Bethlehem
mar, imi Inst,
An extensive "cave-In," which did
considerable damage, occurred at an
early hour Monday morning at tho liar
lcigh mine, near, Hazlcton, operated by
Kemmcrer fc Co, As It took place just
where there is a largo creek, It was
greatly feared for a timo that the mine
would bo flooded, but a large fprco of
men was at onco set to work to turn tho
cotusooftho water in the creek In an
other direction, and this was accomp
lishod by noon tbe same day, thus pre-'
venting luriner damage to tnc mine,
"Many well meaning people." tavs
an exchange, "neglect the payment of
bills, not because they aro too stingy to
pay or havo not tho means to do so, but
merely because tncy uo not realize how
convenient it would be to those bo whom
tho money is due." That, no doubt, is
wnat's the matter witn some of our sub
scribers, and It would bo very convcul
cnt to us just now to tako In n few sub
scriptions that are duo but have been
allowed to remain uupald, all for tho
want ot a llttlo thought iy our friends,
On Saturday evening at about 8 o'
clock while a bwlss was walking on tho
L. V. K. It., a short distance North of
Lehlch Gap, he was struck by train Nc,
0 and Instantly killed, having jutt a
moment before stepped out of tho way
of engine 152, which was going West.
Michael Morrlssy, of Wilkesbarre,
was arrested in Philadelphia Wednesday
afternoon bv Detective Hulfish. on n
warrant from Luzerne county, where he
is wanted for embezzlement. Morris)'
-was an agent at Wilkcsbarro for the
Wblto Rock Drill Company, of Ltizerno
co mty, nnd, it Is alleged, sold six drills,
valued at 885 each, and failed to make
any returns. He was locked up at tl e
' Central Station, awaiting the action of
tb? LuKree t,ou" cffi'-:!'.
Poople In and out of Town,
Our people who may, have relatltes or
friends vWltluB them will iireath obllKo ui
by sending In ihelr names ai.il residence fur
publication under this head. Jinn on.)
Will Ash, of BInghnmton, N. Y.,
spent Sunday In town.
W. A, Nuss nnd wife, of Weatbcrly,
were In town Saturday.
C. M, Sweeny and wife spent several
days with their son Harry, at Drlflon,
-A. Romlg of Bethlehem, Is vUltlug
relatives In, town.
Al. Lynn, of Johnstqwn, Pa., was
in town on Ia9t Monday,
P. F, Clark, pf Neaquehonlng, was
In town during tho week and gave us a
call,
Arthur Rowland, Of Mauch Chunk,
spent Sunday In town, tho gueat of R.
L. Colburn.
Our genial friend Frank Martz, of
Hazletpn,- was lu town Wednesday and
gavo us a pleasant call,
Mrs, G. D. Shuck nnd shter, pf L
hlqh Gap, were the guests of Mrs, Wt
Y. ilortiumor ou Tiuirsuay.
Ed. W. Chubb, formerly of town,
now of Harrisburg, Pa., spent several
days In town last week,
Our popular vouns friend Al. K.
Lcuekcl, of Lehigh University, South
Bethlehem, Is homo on vacation.
Our ralpomn.1 vounc friend. Frank
J. Marsh, of StroudUburg, wason a visit
to his parents nt Woissport, during the
woek.
Al. Lynn, formerly of tho Mauch
Chunk Democrat, agent for E, Simpson
& Co., importers of wlno3, &c, of New
York, was In town on Friday and made
in a pleasant call,
-Post-ofllco Inspector Wm, Abel i was
hi town Wednesday afternoon, and in
tho evcnlne dropped Into our sanctum;
tic la a genial pleasant gentleman, and
during his call expressed himself as
much pleased with the fitting up and
conduct of our post-oillco.
Ilnlos for PlcOIlos.
1, Never take food to a picnic,
2. Tako plenty of wholesome drink
and something to drink It from.
a. never go to a great umnnee.
4, Never tako very small children.
6. Do not stay long.
0. nave a hearty moal a9 soon as you
get home.
7. filro your carriages at mo popular
ltvcry of David Ebbert, on North street,
where you will secure fine teams at very
low prices,
Aronnd Pleasant Corner.
E. Nothsteln and Ezra Se.ldlo were
visiting friends at Beaver Rim Sunday.
nenrv Younc, of Millport, was hero
visiting friends on Sunday.
-Nathan Gcrbcr was on a business
trip to Allcntown last week.
-C. II. Kelt and J. T. McDanlcl
were to Wcatherly last week,
-J. T. MoDaniol, of tho Eaglo hotel,
raised a handsome new-sign (painted nt
Trexler& Kreidlcr's) during the week.
Aic celebrated tnc event uy sotting up a
free lunch in tho evening, Jos,
Physiolocy and Hygleap.
We aro in receipt of a copy of primer
and elementary ot I'liysiology nnd
Hygiene from tlio publishing house of
Ivfson, Blakeman, Taylor & Co. Phila
delphia, from tho agent for this county.
t'ror. u. A. lllttor, wnich 13 edited by
William Thayer Smith. It Is an oxcol-
lcnt work and well adopted for tho pur
pose for which it is intended. Tho
subjects embraced aro treated in a
concise, sensible manner. Tho typo
graphy is neatly executed. It will no
doubt meet the wants for which it is
calculated,
Lower Towamensini: Items.-
Two boys were flshinir by torchlisht
ono night last week in tho little creek
which empties into the canal at now
man's, and arriving at William liloso's
strawberry patch, they decided to enter
and lill tnclr.stomachs with thodellclous
fruit, Mr. BIosodlscovcrliicth.it thieves
were around, made pursuit and succeed
ed in capturing one of inera, tiiopiner
escaping by running through a grain
field. The ono caught, with reluctance,
gavo their names and said they resided
at Parryville. They were requested to
pay lor tlio damage done and savo costs
and prosecution, Cojf,
National Council Junior TJ. A. 7I.
Tho National Council Junior Order
United American Mechanics concluded
its labor Wednesday afternoon, 17th
Inst., and Thursday tlio delegates were
banqueted nt tho Bolton House, narris
burg, by the local orders. The national
olllccrs elected arc: Councilor, Harry
Krauso, of Maryland; Vico Cpuncilor,
Harry A. lllnchman, of Pennsylvania:
Secretary, Edward 6, Decmer, of Penn
sylvania; Treasurer. J. Adani3 Sohl, of
Maryland; Conductor, (Jeorgc V.
Hofsacs, of Now Jersey; Warden, James
T. Disney, of Maryland; Sentinel, Wm.
It. Stroh, of Pennsylvania. An amend
ment to tho unit pbicct of tho order.
"to uphold tho reading of tho Holy
Bible lu the public schools." was adoutcd.
Successful this Yirao-
Tho effort mado to establish a G. A.
R. Post In tills borough is about to be
crowned with success. Last Saturday
evening about 40 old Vets matin Rebcr's
Man, signed the application for charter
and elected olllccrs as follows: Post
Commander, Jos. S, Webb; Senior Vico
I'ost commander, u. n. Mussclmarii
Junior Vice Post Commander, Wm. H.
McCormlck;Adjut4intAl. Whittinghamj
Vuan,uruiasiiT,diicou.ii. jiinu;uurgenn,
J. G, Zcrn; Olllcerof the Day, J, W,
Gllham; Officer of tho Guard, Moses
Rchrig, It is expected that the post
will bo mustered on Saturday evcnlne,
July Uth, in Rebcr's Hall, at which
tlmo all ohartcr members must be pres
ent. Every applicant for membership
must havo his discharge with him. The
organisation will be known as " Charles
Albright Post."
Tbe Samuel Pborts Cast).
The case of Samuel Roberts, the de
faulting cashier of the Wilkesbarre Coal
and Iron Company, which ha3 been In
tlio Wilkcsbarro courts for Mmo time,
but never tried, was called up before
Judge Rice Monday afternoon, when his
counsel, ex-Judge Harding and W. S.
McLean, Esq., asked that the indict
ment bo quashed upon the groiind that
the charge therein, forgery, was not
specifically that upon which tho Com
monwealth purpose to try tho case.
Argument was made by General Mc
Cartney and tho District-Attorney for
the Commonwealth, and the Judge re
served his decision. Tho bill of par
ticulars asked for by the defense was
not forthcoming, the District Attorney
having stated that all tho tangible evi
dences of Roberts' cuilt had been burned
or otherwise destroyed by him. Ilazlc-
lon 4 lam opeaxer,
More About that Fishing Party.
Mr. DitooKEn, Dow will lehdereppes
nias schicke won du's pitbIsha wit, ilea
hast won so 'in net proslcuta kena for
Ubewa leb denk so hast mess, Ms cny
how net bouchw for so gepts nlxjn
law, Awvcr for 'n libewa zu puulisha
beets der dlhcnker. do kene to m In de
jail doo. Ich dank 'n fish won 'r hort
caboca Is, Is ytisht so coot, odcr beater,
os wo 'n wng gaboken'r, owr fel kop
fel sin,
"Georeo How raanv fish?"
"Why, six Rod fins, five Sunnles and
nine Suckers."
"Al How many fish?"
"Seventeen fair ones; so the doctor
sal.'."
"Dock Good luck ye lerday?"
"No. not vervi onlv 24.
The above shows that thr are many
men of many minds, many bird of dif
furont kinds, manv flahea In the brook.
George, Aland Charles catch them with
your hooks, others fry them In the pan
and the trio will oat them like men
Now, Mr. Drooker, won do denkst os
's wer ken libewa for so 'n C 'a story Uu
rWi-ai '.cs go aha4. iyjrats
wiMii1 aajniKaia..1 iiaaajaiiissxjwisjagajjayis
L .wer Hates of Poitao.
On the 1st of July next tho changes
In the rats of letter postage authorize!
bv the appropriation bill of tho list
Congress will go Into operation. Tlio
effect of this will be to lnareaso tho
ntanJanl weight of domestic first class
matter from half an ounce to oncTjunce,
so that on and after tbo 1st of July all
domestic first class matter sent through
the mails. Inclu'ln3 drop letuts at
letter-carrier ollir.es, must bo charged
vlth postage at the rato of two cents
per half ounce or fraction, as nt present.
Drop letters at other than letter-carrier
ollleos to bo charged at tho rato of ono
cent per ounce or fraction. Tills chanco
in tne standard of welelit wi la soaimlv
to first class matter addressed to Canada,
out not to mauer addressed to o.ucr
foreign countrlos.
i no same law also rouuco3 tho rate of
postage from two cents per pound to one
cent cn nil newspapers and petlodl;ah
when sent by tho pnbllsher.and from tho
ofllco of publication. Including samula
copies, or when sent from a news agency
10 aciuai subscribers or 10 otner nows
agents. Pilvato Individuals mailing
newspapers or periodicals pay at the rate
of ono cant for four ouncos. Tho
revenno derive! from tho postage on
newspapers and periodicals last year
was nearly two million dollars, nnd this
reduction In rate, it is thought, will
roduoe tho revenue from that tourco
nearly ono million dollars.
inocnangoln tho rato or weight of
first class mattor. it Is thotnrht. will
result In but a slight roddctlon In revenue
irom letter postage.
Teachers' Examinations
For tho school year, commencing
June, 1&83, will be held as follows:
For bamrord borough, nt kanstord, Satur
day, Juno 27.
Tor Mai.ch Chunk township, nt Summit II11,
Monday, June S3.
For Mauch Chunk borough, nt Upper Maush
Chunk, Wednesday, July 1.
t'or Ranks township, nt Jcansvlllo, Thurs
day, July 2.
For Lehlghton, Pachcrton nr.d Welssport, at
Lehlghton, Mutiduy, July 0.
For Franklin township, at South Franklin
School House, Satuiday, August 1.
For Echtgh nhd Lausanne townships,
Rockpot t, Tuesday, August 4.
For Packer ton pshjp, atlludsoiulale, Thurs
day, August 0.
For Klijilcr township, at East Haven, Thurs
day, August 20,
Tor bovver Towamenslng, at Millport, Sat
utility, August 22.
For i.'nst Tcim township, at rmnsvllle,
1 hursilav. August 27.
For Upper Toniuncmlng. at Stcmlersvlllo,
Saturday, September 6.
For Mahoning township, nt Pleasant Corner,
Saturday, September 12,
For Petin Forest township, at Koch'3 School
liouke, Saturday, Octobers.
Examinations will be in writing.
Applicants will bo examined in Physio
logy and Hygiene. Teachers' must be
examined in tho districts in which they
Intend to teach. Exceptions will bo
male only for satisfactory reasons. Ex
aminations will begin at 0 a. in.
t. A. SNYDER,
County Supt. of Schools.
A Birr Blsg9 The Lehlghton Breaker
Burned.
The most Intense excitement pre
vailed in this boroali shortly after 8
o'clock on last Sunday- night, caused by
the cry of "Firel" Upon looking to
tho northwest end of town wo discovered
that tho coal breaker of R. Pcnn Smith
& Co., was enveloped in flames. This
breaker was erected about ono year ago
at a cost of about $50,000, and has been
running mow or less steadily since that
time, employing some 20 or So men and
boys. The breaker building was total
ly destroyed together with the machi
nery, tools, about 73 to 100 tons of coal.
&C., but tho odlco building and dwell
ings belonging to tho works were saved.
The loss foots up about $40,000, upon
which mere is an insurance ot sie.uw.
Luckily for this town the wind was
blowing from the .soutU.wcst, or tho best
part ol town would probably navo bocn
reduced to ashes tbern being no water
supply or fire apparatus. Now is a good
time to see to inese matters.
PohO'Poco Hotel.
Tlio Poho-Poco Hotel Is sltuited mid
way between welssport and Stcmlcrs
vllle, and is particulatly adapted to the
conveniouco of folks dcsirlnrr to spend ti
season In the country. Tho hotel build
ing has sixteen largo, wcll-yentilated
and substantially furnished bed-rooms.
a largo pallor and ball-room and a well-
stocKed bar at which tho nest ot wines,
liquors and cigars are retailed. Near
tho house is a largo'dam suitable for
boating purposes, boats being at the
disposal oi llic guests a hrst-ciass uvcry
stablo is connected with the hotel, and
this with tho numerous other facilities
classes It amongst tho most desirable
summer resorts anywhere In the Valley.
Tho landlord, Mr. Daniel Krcsge. 13 con
stantly making Improvements for tho
benefit of guests. T hoso desiring to pass
the hot summer months in tho country
would uo wen to patronize M.r, ivreage.
Tho Vntlonal Encaronnicnt
Tha National Soldiers' Reunion and
Encampment will bo held in Falrmount
I'atk, Philadelphia, from Juno 28th to
July Oth, 1885, The event will embrace
an encampment oi representative organ
izations of tbo cltUen soldiery of the
union, ana attachment of troops irom
the various arms of tbo United States
service. Thocommand-wlll be In charge
of a military committee cpmposed of the
most eminent soldiers of tho land, and
numbers of prominent leaders of tho late
war win be there as guests, l no pro
gramme ombraccs nil the features of ac
tual camp service. The Fourth of July
will uo a particularly Interesting day.
and tho ceremonies aro expected lo bo
witnessed by tnc president anu cabinet,
and other dlstincuishod people. The
beauty of tho camp ground and Its acces
sibility adds not utile to tno general in
terest oi tno attair.
A Vcrdlci for the Creditors
Som3 months ago Isaac Goldsmith, a
large dry goods dealer, of Easton, on
largod his stock and established now
departments. He soon afterwords be
came unable to meet the demands of
some of his relatives for claims against
him and was sold by the Sheriff. The
parties who had 6old goods to him within
a few weeks brought suit to recover tbo
goods from tho Sheriff under tho pica
that Mr. Goldsmith had no title, having
secured the goods upon a false repre
sentation ot his solvency, J lie trial
came up Tuesday, loll! Inst., and was
concluded Saturday night with a verdict
for plaintiffs, who aro Mills & Glbbs,
Legnn it Co., Disney A Tompkins and
Morrison, Serrlmal & Co., New York
and Philadelphia dealers. The goods
were valued at about ten thousand
dollars.
Will Again Boom.
Accordlnc to a statement of a centlo-
man from Weatherly made last Satunlay
there is every probability of the old
Buck Mountain colliery again resuming
operations in a few months. Several
gangs of men have been proving for
coal in that vicinity for several months
in and aronnd tho old workings and
succeeded finally in discovering some
very excellent veins of coal. All tbe
necessary equipments about the place
are well under way, and nithln a short
time tho Mountain will again boom.
Tho news of the re-opanlng of the old
mine will bo a source of gratigcalion to
tho old residents who were reluctant In
vacating lh place after many years of
residence therein. Plain Speaker.
LIVE AGENT WANTED
To sell Dr. Chase's Rocipas; or Inform
ation for Everybody, In every county in
the United States aud Canada, Enlarg
ed by the publisher to 848 pages. It con
tains over 2000 household recipes, and is
suited to all classes and conditions of
society. A wonderful book and house
hold neceasit y. It sells at sight. Great
est Inducements ever offered to look
agents. Sample copies seut by mail,
postpaid for $2.00. Exclusive terri'ury
given. Agents more ilu-j double their
' nev. Ad1r.-. Dr. Cha-'-' Meam
Prlstlng house, Ann Arbor. Mlch'frm
Marxa
Conlnt83.B71'orTon.
Wednesday's Philadelphia Record 1
says: Cousldorablu uxeltemont pro-
vailed in anthracite ooal circle! when
It became known that the Lehigh Coal
and Navigation Company had contract
t-d to supply the County Prison with
1203 tons of tho boat Lehigh white fish,
coalnt 63.97 per ton. It Is to ba
affer1
stove, 100. In addition to this It Is to bo
tlroroughly prepared. This Is probably ,
the lowest cont.nci.rhc over iralo In th a
city, nnd the most extraordinary feature
of tho transaction is that It Is made by I
n company interested In keeping up 1
ptjeos. Tho company Is represented lu 1
the coal combination, an! Its coals havo
always brought the boat prices In tho
market. This contract has had a do
a uo-
moralizing effect upon tbo trado and
renders tho tafkal of advance in prices
on tlio 1st of July beyond tha range of
contemplation.
Tho renicscntitlve of The Record
asked nu oillcor of tho Lehigh Naviga
tion company yesterday wnv contracts
naj ueen rajuo at sucu low njuros, nu
was told that It was warranto! by the
condition of tho market. Tlis proittcors
aro scrambling for customers, and his
company could not afford to lose a sale
tuat would bo taken up by some other
company, Tho price to purchasers of
tills company's coal at Mauch Chunk is
a3 follows: Stovo $2.83, and broken nnd
egg, S2.C5. It w;ll bo brought hero by
canal, tho freight upon which to pur-
cuascrs wpnia bo i,4u, this wouiu
mako tbo ctovo stand nt 1.25 and tho
broi:on and cirtr at S4.0O. Tho hanllii!
ana C03t of dlschareinr would bo 02 1-2
cents additional. The cut to $3,97 per
ton Is tho heaviest that has been mado
In this city on tho.3o tlios for many years.
If coal can ho sold to a public institu
tions at these figures, retailers should
got rates equally favorable, and consum
ers should have their winter supplies
put in at much less than tbo present re
tail price, -woidi u per iont
lushonlng EgaibJ,
The sermon preached bv Rev. Gross
last Saturday nlcht In the Evancellcal
church, wa3 ono which wo admired, very
much, Wo hope that the evening ser
vices in the English Janguaco will ba
continued,
G. K. Mussclrnan. who was teach
ing at Kittannlng, Armstrong county,
has returned home.
Miss Emma Seldle, waa vlsltlnc
friends at Bethlehem during the week.
The NewMahouInc Band furnished
tho mU3lo at West Peun for tho dedica
tion of an organ, last Saturday n,fter
noon. Alvin Montz, of Lehlghton, drove
through the Valley last Sunday.
F. D. Klincaman and Jacob Kiotlcr
had tho pleasure of taking another or
ganette at tho raffle last Saturday.
John Fryman and. Alfred Seusingcr
made a llihlng excursion last week with
success.
Albert Kunow, a young man who is
working for Wm. Sltlor, taw a ghost
last Saturday evening whllo passing from
Pleasant Cgrncr to Now Mahoning. Ho
says it was a r.CAL one.
Mr. H. A. Kciscr, who has taught
school for a number of years and always
met with success, was examined last
Monday at Parryvlllo and is now hold-
ins a proicssionai certificate.
During tbo warm season Ice cream
may be had at the Centre Square Hotel
on Saturdays' and Sundays' and all legal
holidays, f lib) Is what wo wanted long
ago. Gents, don't forget this, and also
tho "Washington Etiquette,"
Sunday a week (July Dth), C. E.
Bartholomew Bludent of tho Theologi
cal Seminary at Lancaster, will preach
at tho St. John's Church, in ths Eng
lish language. All arc cordially invited,
Dash,
Fashionable Vcddlnc.
The residence of Dr. A. S. Miller, at
Saegersville, Hcidejbcrg tsp., was il e
scene of n happy social event on Tuesday
afternoon, lGlli, in tho marriage of his
pretty and amiable daughter, Iis3 Cora,
to Mr, James Armstrong, of Brooklyn,
N. Y. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Kevin Vf. Hclfrich, in the presence
of a goodly number of reUtires und
friends of tio happy couple, Tho brido
was attired in n hundsomo white bill!
dress, and carried a bocjuot of white
rosea. Tho groom wore a suit of baek,
and rt golden button-lioo boquet, The
bridesmaids wcro Miss Fnnmp Arm
strong, sister of tho groom, and Miss
Clara Miller, cousin of the bride, accom
panied by Mr. Peter W, Miller, brother
of tlio bride, nnd Mr. llnrry Armstrong,
brother of tno g,'oora. Tbo bridesmaids
wcro attired in cream surah sill; and
lace, each carrying a small basket of
Marschal Neil and Meriaot buds, wear
inc correspondina: corsage boqucts. Con
gratulations followed the ceremony, after
wmcn me compuiiv rcpuireu iu ui inn
ing room, where an elegant repast wns in
readincf3. Tlio collation wa3 a sumptu
ous one, and (lie guests wcro equal to the
emergency. The bridal presents were
numerous and valuable, evidences of the
esteem in which tho brido is heldone
of tho most valuable being nsetofdia
mondu from tho groom to the bride, On
towards evening tho liappy couplo stun
ed on n bridal tour to Niagara Falls
towca nnd cities in Canada, und along
tno iludion, iho happy pair tegm
tli cir married lives under pleasant aus
pices. Each is in nil respects worthy
of the other, nnd both aro highly es
teemed by all who know them. That
their future may be peaceful, happy nnd
prosperous is tho sincere wish of their
many friends. Allentown Demochat.
The Etaniard Joko (5) Alphabet-
A's Iho green applo that kills little boys;
B is thobarber and boarding-house joys:
C"s the spring chicken and clam in the
chowder;
D Is tho dude nnd dynamite powder;
E is tbe editor killing a poet;
F Is tho foot, as Chicago girls show It;
G's" empty gun, goat and gas-meter
utter:
n is the hash and tbchairlu then-utter;
I is the Ice-man, of course, and Ice
cream;
J is the Jersey mosquito supreme;
K Is the kick of themulewhonhe'smad;
L is the lover who's bounced by tbe dad;
M I j the May-moving and roother-ln-la w ;
N's the Niagara hackman's big maw;
O's tho ono oyster In church stews so
thin;
P's picnic, plumber, pie, poet and pin:
Q Is tho question that'spopped by us all;
it is the roller rmi:, newest oi an:
S is tbe stovepipe and shortcake so
murky;
T Is tho tramn and Tbtnksclvlng turkey:
U's the umbrella that's used np nnd lent ;
v is the verses to newspapers sent;
W is tho watermelon Immense;
X Is the small Easter dotter 'xnensc:
Y is the leap ye.ar.that tickles men folks;
2 is tho zahny who "chestnuts" those
jokes. -II. C, Dodge
Only l'raotlons of Lives.
now many persons live only s. fraction
of average human Hfo because, they neg
lect to take tue commonest precautions
against slcknefs. It Is disease In Its
maturltv that kills, and maturity implies
growth. A slight indisposition is usual
ly slighted, nicy wno avail tncmscives
of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters know It
to be otucaciotis In chronic cases of dis
ease, but tho process of euro Is a far
easier one If it-is used In early stages of
dyspepsia, malarial disease, rceumatism,
constipation and liver derangement.
Let those who would avoid the peril
which even the most potent remedies
cannot avert, steer clearof the rock upon
which so many constitutions split an
undcr-pprecUtlon t'f the ' danger of
Mejdect. It til not do to omit care and
a loeourse to medicine when Ittalth Is
unvoted. If debilitated, or nenous, or
dyspeptic take it, for granted yon ore In
want of a remedy, usa tbe Bitters.
June 20, '85-ly.
Silk hats are becoming the rsgo In
tib bur?;
ITEMS OF IIlTEItSRT.
. ,
Texas has a cremation society with
n capital of $(0,000,
Tll9 noW ely. oiieotory of San Fran-
, . . . .,
'ea contains 10,000 more names than
that ot 1833, an J the population Is, now
estimated at S25.000,
,r Ehiwed
a,cros' Atlantic to this country,
chiefly from Antwerp und Hamburg,
during the summer months of each year,
In nntn!pn nt rn mnln.mt
, i" tho opinion oi tn eminent
puyslcltui, tho bltttr cry of outcast
London could be best met by providing
the East End with "strong, honest, not
BMlfirdnllr nlpnbnlijd win.." n,i ,,,
: . ' - s
pint.
iA patent has boon scenrod for
making imitation maple syrup, Hickory
bark la soak' d In water nnd an extract
Is thua obtah vd wldch, added to ceuo
or glueoso syrup, gives It tho tnnplo taste
and smelt,
Beara aro unusually comnym In, tlio
upper portion of Now Hampshire, Seven
wero recently Been In one-day In Lan
caster, and at East Stratford they iave
killed numcrom slioop. Many people
aro cngagod In hunting them.
John Landcn Sibley, Librarian
Emeritus of Harvard College, who Is
ovcr So oldi M led tho elngtng of
the Commencement hymn on Ccm-
menectnent day for nearly forty
forty years without Interruption. This
year his health will not nllqw this, for
lie h confined to his room.
Tho study of tlio English language
is prevailing all over Japan. In Toyapia
Prefecture every man of any means,
and even tho local officials and police
authorities aro studying tho language.
Tho general belief thoro la that thoeo
who do not know tho English tonguo
aro In the roar of civilization.
A writer upon coaching In London
concludes that tho uso of tho whip Is
now nearly a lost art, ono reason for
which is. tiat whcrca3 In old times
almost any animal w3 considered good
enough for a coach, and stimulus of the
lash wa3 a necessity, now only highbred
and not overworked horses aro employed,
and there is llttje occasion for urging.
The latest theory concerulngBrlght's
disease and other affections of tho Kid
neys la that they are duo to tho im
moderate uso of ice water and other
chilled beverages, Thirty or forty years
ago, a physician asserts, wfien people
slaked their thirst with fresh water
from well or pump, kidney disease was
virtually unknown. Now, hpweyer,
tho general uso of Ice In every house
hold and saloon and the multiplication
of soda fountains cause thousands of
persona to abruptly shock their heated
Internal organs with, freezing draughts,
and kidney trouble3 arc prevalent.
Tho Duke of Norfolk has been
visiting Rome, and has been received by
the Pope, together with tho duchess and
their son. Report says that it is honed
that tho little Earl of Arundal, who Is
blind, will not long remain an only
child, and that the object of tho present
visit is to beg for the Pope's special
blessings on the coming event. As head
of tho British Roman Catholic laity tho
Duke receives Immense deferenco from
tho papal authorities. There Is no
sympathy between tho English Catholics
and tho Irish Catholic3 of the humbler
class. The former aro intensely E nullah
in feeling.
Sub3crlbo for the Carbon Advo
cate, only SI per annum.
Employees of tho Lehigh boiler
works at South Bethlehem aro at present
erecting a now cupola at the furnace of
tho Carbon PIpo and Iron Company, at
Parrvvllle. "
-Tho Fourteen Club, of Tamaqua,
were tho guests of Jonathan Klstlcr,tho
genial landlord of tho Carbon House, on
Sunday, the 14th inst.
Executors' Notice,
Kotice Is hereby given that tlio under
slgne.1 have been granted letters teslameiir
tary on the Uslalf of Mary Fenteri"ocher,
into of Mahoning ttvp , Carlrn county,
Pennsylvania, deceased. All peroms hav
ing claims acalnst the said Estate will pro
sent them duly ouihentir.ited without de
lay, and Ihmo indebted tn the came will
make immediate FCltlement.
BTFPHF.N FEN'STFltMACIIEIt,
KEUnKN FUNSTERM ACHEft,
Executors f Mary Fenslernischcr, deo'd.
Juno 13, 1885 w6
QTTT3rpTT7?1T!Buredby our aitrl;ent ,
SX U I? J. U iH.jiv0ion powder. Safe, i
sure, euro tl.CO. Ily mall with full dlree. ,
tlons. iok loru cent slamp. PEET &(!().,
601 Slsth Arcnue, New Yor doc27-ly ,
MERCHANTS Jl uMa their
proflts hy Introducing n lino of new irnods. In
.llfpcnrllilo lo all families, will addnsslor
full pnrtleulars.UKALTH I'OOD OoiipAMV,
No. 7J 4th Avenue, New York
doeST-Jy
Big'g'ost Ready-Made Clothing
Stock for
Men, Youth, Boy s & Children,
Largest Assortment in the City,
Attractive - - Bargains
Everybody is Pleased with our
milj CMldron Clothing !
Newest Styles, Neatest Fits & Lowest Prices !
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New NovoHlPfJ Jtccotvod Every Day !
Sclmumiaii Rotli & Oo,,
719 Hamilton Street, Allentown.
Three Peculiarities
llocd'i Barsnparllla, tlio great blood purines
and regnlatlns medicine, Is cliaractiirltc4 bj
threo j ccvUattUcs, natnoljr !
The combination nf tbo tarloiia,
temcdLi ngonta used.
Tho proportion la which tie roots,
herbs, barks, etc., aro mixed.
Tbo process by vrblclr the ftctlra
medicinal properties aro secured.
3d s
Tha result Is nmedlclnr t f t.tittscal rtrength
and catatlvo power, vrblch ciTrct ewes, here
tofore unequalled. Thess jKiovllkiltios bolonj
exclusively to Hood's Oarsapatllla, and ire,
Unknown to Others
Wood's SarsararlUa Is ptorared with Dm
grealt-st skill and cr.-c, by pharmacists of
education and louj exrcrlcuce. Hence I( Is a
mcdlclno worthy o onllio confidence. II yoa
suffer frcm tcrofula, salt rheum, or any dis
ease of tho blood, dysperii fcluotytf ess, slelc
htadachc, cr kidney md tlrer complaints,
catarrh cr rheumatism, in net tall to try
Hood's Sarsaparilla
"I recommend flood's Sarsaparilla to aft
my friends as the Lett bleed purifier on
earth." Wsr. PArff, druggiet, Hamilton,- O,'
" Hood's BarsaparUla has cured mo of eorot.
nlocs humor, and dono me worlds ot good.
Otherwise," C. A. Akxold, Arnold, Mo.
A bock containing many additional state,
monta ot cures will bo ten t to rJl whq desire,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Bold by nil drupglsta. $1 1 tlx. for as. Uadq
crdy by O. I. HOOD t CO., Lowell, ilaw,
tOO Doses Ono Dollar.
SI
Thoro la no medium through wMcIi
Ciscaso co often attacks tho systom
ea by Constipation, and thcro la no
other ill flesh is heir to mora apt to
bo seglected, from tho foct matorial
inconvonionco nay not bo immediate
ly felt frcci lrceijular action, of tha
bowels. When thero is not regular
action tho rotention of decayed and
effete natter, with its poisonous
5ase3,soon pol&ms tho wholo system
by being absorbed into it, causing
piles, listnla, headache, impuro bloody
and H3ny ciher corions affections,
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS win,
imnediatoly relieve, and ono bottlo
positively euro cr rollovo apy casa
cf Constipation.
"Was troubled for a yoar with
torpid liver and indigestion, and after
trying everything imaginable used
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Tho
first bottlo revived mo and the second
cured me entirely.'W,S.Williainson
Rochester, N. Y.
READING,
PENH.
A tbiirouirli p'pnnrninry SchMiI (or Both. Coo-
Boy of any
itk. Joa
fiuciea upon iiio aiiustirypian.
aue nrtmtlts-rl. Nit. for rntfilocue. termp. rle.
L. C. BISHOP Head Mooter, Reading, Po,
TO ADVERTISERS
A list ofoil newsnaocrs DIVIDED INTO
Nldir. AH' "l"iUl
H'10N3 will be sent oa
sptiiloatlon-FBEE.
Tu tho'a it ho want their advertising to tmt.
tt e can otTer no bolter medium for thorough
and effective norlc than the various settlons
orour Select Local Ltit.
OEO. P. HOWELL & CO.,
Newspaper Advertlilns; Bureau,
10 Spruce street, New York
May ,-4w
$1
13 WEEKS,
The POLICE OAZETTS will be mailed,
securely wrapped, U any addrass In tbn
United Stales fur tlireo months on receipt of
ONS DOLLAR,
Liberal discount allowed lo postmasters,
aneuts and clubs Cample copies mailed
frtio. Address all orders to
RICHARD K. FOX,
Faakclin Equaaa, N. Y.
May 30, J885-ly
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and ADDITIONAL, H O M E
STEAD OKltTIFlOATES and
all kinds or LAND SO til I' touKhtand told,
I'SPEMIKI) ENI ItlKS, LAND. I'ATt
ij.nr ami rooiun cases aiienaea to.
(Jorrcipondenea solicited. A. A. THOMAS,
Attorney at Law, ltoom 25 gSt.Uloud Build
I lug, Washington, D. U, ear.
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Oolj Uioflo nuU fc,"rly who con v lulr entica
tbn a 11,1 ftttouUiin tit
lrnxl. Ottr men frncrccri vhtrm tthn
lu u.c went, i no DunncM eu it
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