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n hprrIplc ltnttfOnu AccluehNs
a sad and fatal accident occurred on the 10.
high Valley Railroad, near Tofmnn's saw
Mills. about ten minutes after eight o'clock
yesterday morning. Tobias Rudolph, whose
parents reside on Union street, near Lchigh.
accompanied number Of his comrades 10 tine
Lehgh Valley Depot, for the purpose OF seeing
the excursion Of the Hiou's Reformed Sunday
schoo or TO Laurel Hill, and WHOM the train
arrived at the depot, Rudolph and his cont
pauions got on board. Near the Front-st, cross.
ing he jumped OF, and his foot catching at the
oil boS, he lost his hold and fell forward, strik.
ing with his face on the siils. A cry Of horror
went up from those persons who wctc standing
on the platform and saw the lad fall ana DRAG.
gel along, ana as soon rs it was possible, the
train was stopped, but the badly muulntcd body
was disengagod before the stoppage ofthc train.
and wos lying on heap in the ditch, near the
track. From a rcntloman who was directly
opposite where tho accident occurred, we learn
that the unfortunate boy was doubled UP be.
tween the o'l.box of the car and the sils, and
in that position Ec was cnrficd along several
fee5. His shoes were stripped off hls feet ana
thrown to one side, the supposihou bciug that
the feet CAUGHT between tho sills ana were
iarKed ont with great violence, The injuries
sustained probably caused Instant d.uth, being
q dislocation of the neck, n deep wound in the
SIDE, nnd his right leg and arm broken almost
completely OFF. Immediately after this sad oo-
currencc the mutilatCd remains were removed
to the home Of his nigh distracted parents, who
were not aware Of his presence at the depot.
Coroner Br0ser was called, and appointed a
jury viewed the body and an inquest was held
al the Island House. and verdict of accidon'
tai death rendered.
Young Rudolph was n cigar maker by trade,
his torn of apprenticeship expiring only three
weeks ago.-NOrHiag Heraid, Aug. II.
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Lost and Found.

Mr. Robert Mutscnlitz of Millport, Carbon
county, lost his TOcket-book, containing S75, n
note of land ana other valuable papers, on
Saturday, at Iehigh Gap. Fortunately a son
OF Rev. l., X. Derr, Of this place happened to
he up that way in the afternoon, and discov cred
the Docket-boOk lying along the track of the
Lehgh Valley Rail- Old as he was passing in
u wagon. II Jumped OF ana picKed IL up, and
finding that 1t Was 20 valuable, he immediately
returned home with it to his father, VINO look.
Ell through IL in order to earn to WhOm II be.
lOnged Finding that the above named gentle
man WIS the owner, it was forwarded to him.
Master DeIr deserves credit Tor ms honesty mld
prOmptnes' under such tempting circumstances.
-SidtiHQtOR NGtCS.
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A TORNADO IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Trees Uprooted, Harms Unroofed
and the Crops Destroyed - The
Clouds Breaking in Great Tor
rents Near Dingman's Ferry.

MILFORD. Pa. Aug. "a destructive storm
OF wind, hail ana rain swept over the lower
part Oi tnls county last Thursday afternoon.
About hnli.DasJ Iour O'clock two large clouds,
one moving rapidly in II nOrthweslerly dlreC-
lion ana tae other to the southeast. came TO-.
gether over tue mountain range about two
miles below Dlngman'5 Ferry IN Delaware
township. The collision was fOlOwed by a
terrific report and almost instantly great vol.
umes OF water be LHn pouring down. In Il very
short space Ol time every ravlne and hollow
in the mountain side iOr ten miles became the
bed Of n rushing torrent Of water which swept
into the Doiaware valley, uproOtug large trees
~ their coarse ana uispldciug hupe rocks
Wmch were borne along INTO the II IDS below.
Hundreds Of acres Of corn and buckwhca5 fields
were covered hy these streams, ana the ClOps
totally DESTROYED. Miles Ol fences were swept
aWFy, and many oattie feeding IN the pastures
Before the fury Of the rain storm was oyer,
gale of Nlnd, accompanied with terrific thun-
der uud lightning ana q shower of large hail
stones, followed III It's track. Trees We're torn
up GAd carried from qIarter 10 hair n ulle
through The air. one large chestnut BONG homo
Cleur across the Delaware river amt turned M
SIDE down IN Il corn liei0 in sussex county n
J. Barns were uuruUfCu ana hundreds ot win
uoWs ~ tmmhuuses shattered. The IOOl Of
squire Van GlGGh's house was eaIT.ed acrOS, Il
ten'ncre He'd ana lodged ia the tops Of two largo
oak trees,
Three children returning home ffom IN or
rand nj Dhgmin's village sOugAr Erc tcI from
the storm In q small cloltn the rOc6s at the SIDE
Ol the " Hlli TuGu." OiE chestnut tree WAS
blown down, ano fall IN font OF ihe opening in
the rUcHs, imprlSunlrg the children therein.
After the storm had suhsiIed trey attracted
Inc attc ton Of man passing glOug he road
ly their shouts, Bong unable a. remove tne
tte3 from The opering c summoned neigbbOrs
ald tHeY cut the obstruction away aud released
the children.
The stoim Lasted about Lnlt an hour. Hal
stones mae inches III cIcuut terence were uiCk-
Ell up IN the Holds ana the hGll had ialIeu in
such LARGE quantities hat bushels OF Il could be
shnNeNed ~ tweutY-tOur hours after II fell. No
corr ect est!n1tc OF the amount Ui damage done
by the storm mas Net been made, but 1t will
\ similar storm IGsscd over pOrtlons of the
towns OF Thompson and FaIsDurlh, N Suln-
van county, y. y, last week. its course was
IN cirC!e and covered an area OF country about
hlil q mile wide. Its track is marked uy pi.CS
SOl idlen trees, sh0tteled buildings ruined fields
OF com ana BUCK kWheut, ana road, so badly gll-
hed ana torn up as to be impossible
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! A warrant has been issued bv rs

- A warrant has been issued by Es-
quire Beck, for the arrest of Jeff. Schaf-
fer, hostler, &C., at the Union Farmers ,
Hotel. charged with gross cruelty TO a
dog. Up to going to press the consta-
bic had been unable to put his official
paw on the youth
= The Borough Council Of Weiss
port, at the last meeting, passed an or
dnance prohibiting COWS from being
allowed to run at large under penalty
of 50 for each offence; and another
ordering the closing of public house
bars at 10 O'Clock, p. M. Right !
orr nuh,ic schools will omen on
Monday. AUGUST 23d, for a term of o
months.
tterrrriso ,ortv,, visitod tho
rosiaonoo of ppy John Gorrington the
noniU onnointod nastor of the First
pT"y ProsTvt torian Chnrch of ,bis borouoh
ON Fridov ,.von;ng Iast Tho Marty ieft
an immense quantity of the good things
of life with the Rev. gentleman.
tromordous eocri6ce IN vo.
mems mems and bows boots. shoes,
and CATERS of all STYLES and qualities,
at T. ID. Clauss'. In order to close out
present stock, he is now giving some of
the best bargains in this line of goods
ever before offered in this section. Call
early, If you would secure real bar
gain.
- Now is a good time to secure
cheap, durable, and well made clothing.
L. ID. Clauss, tile merchant tailor, IS
selling very low to make room for fall
goods, and is offering his stock of Gle
CANT cloths, cassllneres, and vestlngs,
at figures to suit the present rates of
wages oVyie ana III guaranteed Ill eV-
cry case
- August Behrens, of Bear Creek,
was in town Wednesday. He informs
us thGt his corn and potatoes are doing
eXcell"ht' llis corn IS - leeC III
he,ghI, anu ms p9Vatoes NrHI'y Sn l3Htl nc
pei'T'en tn we VIII @ y'eIS a4o"V '00 Ou'iie'' "
u g. rona, ,hot d., Thoros 1.o,,
Con,no,, 20 io of fIIn,tomSonnna on%Y rn rnII h,on,
o.npA tIoin W i.VGnoaauIHa S,nnno"e itor w." wv"
WV VI '''''' '"' '''''' ''i0-
buy your coal now, there Is no
prospect OF its gettlng any lower thls
year, Du6 on the contrary everything
'n'''cu'o' i"snoi isui'''
-feopie VINO owe tne printer appear
10 thlhK that he can I'VE ana support
bls employees, during lhe summer sea-
Tho a.ou,i,a oorr ,,ro,chort ,,,
oorrt som osom, OUrh nIondiS snonno noar na,'
s' So;n' pa'aJ 1'iu "'prniu pa pinn
Jit;as s ~" ''Soaouo ] "nu n, u,'oS '0n. e,
on io,m am nenu @ - 10 10y n S,toopd pdIo oaUt 'ot
ohonid n ,eso oan' ',op W u ovt oni uprnT
weeks.
Tho 1o,,., Ma p.,o,- von, oe
Cotoaa" U ne''sn i'3,i ro ~ !In .I,a Mo.ns W
t"oIn "o%s""It" nHsI M,tnin .me iaS. Ueli vi
o",i,J w ~, enSe uisciia, seu quiaG huh'uei u
" u r,io'' i"oo,lnS loloe' o"lhs W 'he
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what q Live Man Can DO.

week. thus eulogiEas the man. oi tie Lsh gu
Valley Judge Asa Packer was IN town thus
morning. lie Juurp uVes in MuuCh chunk
ana resides ~ lhiiadelPhia. He u1ut ihr Le-
nigh Valley, The tuuetiN mia und hcW ork,
nr liuston and AmhOY bUtllOats and tpUudco
ihe lChiEh UNIVERSITY Aud he runH them al.
Muat leisure lUty hr Lar Uu,aluU al tlls, lac DO
votes 90 tIe care # half GOzan Or moro clAl
mlles, thousands Of acre. OF tmbe' gnd Nn d
two or three Won WORKS AM he has some
time left occasionally, ami tlcn hc secs people
Who haven't 90 much 10 GO as hr has Iic be tTs
lhs years with easy rrHce
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Special Notices.

HOPE FOR THE DESPONDENT. you
have Uecn coughing all wintor and begin % de.
spar OF recovery, or n you have taken q recent
co H. 20 at once TO the Drug store otC w. Lrntz
or a. j, During, GET q bottle Of DIR. $. NORRIS
SYRUP OF TAR, WILD CHERRY AND IOREuOUND.
Take II ald be well. No other medicine acts 50
promptly and oifsotuallv in Coughs Colds and
all diseases OF the throat lungs apd Chest, lead.
ing TO Consumption, Hundreds who once
thOugh5 they had tnat dread dlseDsc have been
restored to health by the use Of This almost mag
10 remedy. II is also the best known specific for
Cranp, anu never fails in WhOnpiuE Cough.
Trlai size 10 cents. sept. nth, 1916.
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BINS have been printed at this omco for the

Bills have been printed at this Office for the
following public saics;
~aturdiv tto.dGv) Aug II, Mt O'Clock D. m,
real estate OF the Ia L Jonas Rcmaley, in PRANK.
lin township
- Same day, in IeAiSht0n, at O'Clock p. IN .,
asFiPHcc's sale Of real estate OF l.. d 5 4. Beers.
- Saturd " August q, at ~ o'yl0cl, noon,
lobseuOld furniture Of HCnrY NcGirlev, az tle
hotel q! j. II. Mcprmel, Mahonng Valley.
- Tuesday, avg. 81, at l. GciocE, noon. In
leAYer ltun, vsuiOle fam Of Hugh DJuGhuo.
This is n tinc chance 10 bay good lam.
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A SneciAl Meeting

OF ln1nito Castle 30. Is A. O, X. OF the NJ
g.. VIII he held IN Reber's Han, HIS tsatur-
uAyl EVENING, at 5;30 o'clock, for the purpose
OF making ARRANGEMENTS TO attend the uueral
Oi our late brother, A. II. Reed, decd, A full
attendance Is requested by order
s. r. GILLIAN, s. X II. 5.
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Afflicted, Unfortunate and Deluded
hR. j. N. IIOBENSNCrk and

IL DIR. j. Il. HoBENSACK, sons of
DR., J. H., who has been engaged IN private and
hospital practice for o. years, Gu ing diseases
which destroy both mind and body untits YOU
Tor the duties OF life, and leads Thousands to in.
sane asyl lums ana premature death DR. j. n.
II, and DR.. j, r. II. devote their time entirely
TO these diseases, aud guarantee u cure IN u
short time and little expense. DR.. j. n. HObon-
sack has attended aud cared eighty thousand
cases. Remember Drs. n. and J. b. HOben-
snck's oillce No. 2O5 North I'd rect, PMladel.
ph u, above Race.
n. B.-MeGiclnos sent by mail and express
Jnnel2-.5-IyeOW
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At an election hold in ODerl's store room, OF
MONDAY afternoon last, the following named
gentlemen were elected Directors OF thc First
National Bank OF Lehghton:
Daniel OlcWlIC, Thomas KcmnrCr,
y j, Durung, T.. f. IDluId.
J. X tic ECrG, Dennis Buumpn
Levi Vent.
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7 OCAL AGENTS WANTED !

AN AGENT WANTED FOR EACH TOWN
AND COUNTY IN THE UNITED STATES.
Parties desiring to act MS agents, must accom-
pIny their application by a letter Of recommen-
dation as TO character and responsibility from
and signcd by tho Editor of a newspaper pub
hshcd IN the town or county for which agent
proposes TO net. The agency is to sell the bonds
of the Industrial ExhibitiOn Company.
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Presbytcrim Chutoh-Suudav school at A,
b. preaching al 0,3O A. NJ -, aud 7.3J T.. NJ, BY
Rev. John C6u1ngtOn pnstOr..
- A camp meeting VIII be held by tAe Evan.
geic0l Assuc,u ION, under The supervision Of
ReV, j. III. SAVIOR, i, r., at Big creek near
~Ots church, commenting next Tuesday eve.
nne, (Aug. ~ TO be continued over sunday
a number Of strange preachers are expected 10
participate Officially IN the Religious exercises
Tho Pres 1ytegy Of Lehigh las diss lyed the
PASTORAL relauOn between Rev. ". =. G.. Webs.
ter md the church nj McathCrly. Pa Mr.
webster goes 10 Addison avenue chapel Eliza.
beth n. j.
M. T.. Churoh-WIlmer Coifman, pastor
Preaching lO:ju A. q. In the evening 40 5;ll
thele VIII he temperance setVtce-AGdresses
will be mnde hv Nj. r. u. HOhOrd ana others.
SUNDAY school Mt . l., Al,
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\ UDIrORs NOTICE.
dug. 12 1875

-
The undersigned. appointed Auditor by tho
Court Cf Common Pleas OF Carbon County to
make distributions Of the monies IN Court. reN-
lIzed Out Of The fsherin's sale of the real estate
of Daniel Freyuan and Caroline Freyman, VIII
meet the parues interested on Monday, Sept.
9th 1875. at 10 O'Clock A. M, ut his office in the
borough OF NIauch Chunk, when they can at
tend II they think proper.
Amm Z. lh1l u. Nj. MUIlH IlA RN. AnditOr
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~ ANSER"

l..inOVed vi hcut ;uu.Or the use of eithOr cads-
t.t- 90 tIr tnI.t. int fIttct ~ cufct II paiu.
Ius ald aH uuun u Ger form 81. mrd uva Nill
be sont by E2 llCss % rlyc lrOMIt rc.lp', con
az tltiol by lester one lplllr. oell 90 cal %
Tor book w,th destrlp lpuyr tls,s hrie cuecs and
test ulu'tIs. nHs pAhk a. MCiElSu.
Ausl-l M no "I East iitN ST., ~. \,
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Advertising Rates.

wedesire u % bo distinctly understood that
no Advertisements will beinserted in the col
umns Of TUE CARBON ADVOCATE that may be
received from unknown parties or firms unless
accompanied with the CASH. The following are
our ONLY terms
Advertisements for year, per inch each
insertion .. 10 cts.
I" six Months. per inch ench insertion Is cts.
% Three Menths. 90 20 UJs.
{" Lees than three months, first inser-
~ tion 81. ench subsequent insertion IS Cts.
Local notices 10 cents per tine
01i II. v. MoRTHrME e r, Publisher.
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Society. Meetings.

INFNITo CASTLE, No. rs, a. o. K. OF IHE M; Q.
.t Nv 2pd and 4th Monday OF each month, in Re-
is1D ber,s Hall Lehighton, at 1880 O'Clock p. NJ
AQuilla e. Reed, S.K.C $. r. Gilman, :. X.
r. 8.
GNApEE HuTTEN LODGE. No. csc. /. o. o. F.,
: meets every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock,
In Reber's Hall. Daniel Graver, N. c.; w.
a. . RI Rex, Secretary. Fl
POND PoCA TRIBE, No III, Imp. o. r.. M, meet
ON wednesday evening Of each week, at 1890
O'Clock, in Public School Hail. WeisspOrt
Pa d. f. Rickert, s. s. r. Gilham, &. of II
LEHIeHToN LODGE, No. 2s4. X. OF p. meets
every Friday evening, in Reber's Hall. at :
,.... O'Clock, A. W. Eaehes, CO. Il. Ratchh, X.
of n and s. II' I''H
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259 Tape Worm Removed Alive

Head pnd all complete iE two huprs no tea
IN head passes Siat, Pm ana stomach Worms
removed bv or, ktNkLl. .l9 Auui Nipih st.
SEND for circular ur ask your drusgld Tor a not
ne OF kuNkEa's MoRM 7YHrf. II mover tlils
iTiCe, 81. Aux. y IA
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squiblets by mnrcutio.

a coored man went to the ticket onl2G ot the
North Penn. r. H., the other Gav. uni asked
Tor n ticKCt. "Mhere TO ~ asked the agent.
We'll, boss, think you ought 10 know nat -
HOW should ] know where you want TO 20
TO - replied the Ul md ticket man. Why, boss,
dis yer am de place I Wus tOle fur to Cum iur
de ticket Dut ns 10 wnar I se q lwile to I,dun-
no" SO tho train started ana lett the conf usgd
c0ntraband behind.
- The fellow who tried 10 squeeze sold out of
& margold has gwen up the jJU in despair
-" Mrs McGntgw. here's one OF Your chick
me NANNY iOd me for 70 bunp 1t TO you"
MIS-. McGilnEer was much pleased, and saii
Good boy, put thc poor Ting in The bscK
yaid, ana 1 VIII reward yOu for your honesty
Tor honest boys re scarce IN these Ga's. open
tre gate; yes that's right now, herr's ten
cents for YOU" Thank VOu, mum; / Wus
| bound TO bring the chicken baCk 10 YOU. f1r
laNnluiv said 10 was TOO lean Uud laGily 10 cook
lor me dinner" Mrs. McGllnscr went TO- the
broom, ana Then cor ths boy but hC lad van
isbe1-he had skedajdled.
- 4 ike is a j0EC-buL would like 90 catch
Ftle teuuW who pat an egg IN Cgch one of my
boots II they'd bcCl nraltng eggs / would
not have cared 50 much ahGut lt.
Give me Il light " he said / ala so then he
handed me tie freshly hgttod stump, ana put
my p1me Havana IN hls mouth, aud as he Wa k
cd away he said Mistakes vii happen N tho
best regulated iamlles.n 1 was 80 mad that {
Just took that old stump Of lIs ana threw "
right IN the gutter YES, dld.
90" Give me hiuh back comb or die /" said
a spirited young l4dy 70 ono Of Cu' atOreluepers.
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DIED,

SNYDER, On the 9th inst, Mt Bowman's
David snyder, aged 80 ears months ana Il
DAYS.
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Corner stone Laying,

Tho divine services Of the Corner StOnc'
laying will be held 0t the corner Of NurthRmp-
ton nnd south streets, 10 morrow .tSupdaV aug.
l5l Evangelical Association. Preaching at 10
o'clock a, NJ, by Rev, j, hOChl. auu Rev. -.
Breybgol, ln the German language. Al . i.
NJ. German by Rev q. IIalues, aud I'm slish, it
is expected, by keF. W. iConilau, after which
the Corner Stone viii Ne formally Land with
appropriate ceremonies. AT $50 r. NJ. Rev.
a. leopold Is expected % preach IN the
school house, IN the German LANGUAGE. If the
weather ls iuclemcut the services VIII De con-
dnctcd IN the school house during the day, as
above stated All are invited und nj tde vel
come. j. G, HLIEM,
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia {,
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SECOND WEEK,
STATE NEWS.

HALIFAx.-Mr. Henry Bond and
Miss Mamie Bradley were married at
Enfield last Tuesday. the 14th inst.
Rev. J. G. Whitfield was the officia-
ting minister. The bride and groom
at once left Oh Northern tour. We
wish them much pleasure and hap
piness.
WAKE The business at Rale:g
showed decided Improvement Wed
nesday, as cotton has commenced
coming i'll quite freely. 1t is grading
we'll thus tar ard VIZ ore glad to see a
good feeling among the buyers.
The first ordinance adopted by the
Convention is the one fixing the per
Assembly, a large number Of the Re
publlcans voting for the measure.
CAswELL.-We learn from the
Reidsville Ncl"S that Judge Settle has
sold ms valuable Dan River plan
tation to Gen. ). y. Douglass for the
sum of $4,000. The sale Includes
stock, growing crop, and farming i'm
plements.
CARTERET- Messrs W, A Porter
and Il. Il. Bradley, of Raleigh, caught
425 blue fish on the 18th and 375 on
the 10Th inst. ut Beaufort, Board at
the Atlantic Hotel has been reduced to
81 80 per day.
W1LsoS.-We regret to hear that
Rev. DR.. Gloss has decided to remove
his family from this place to Toisnot
on or about the first of October. DIR.
Gloss IS one of the most able dlviues
III the State, and We very much regret
to lose him aud his family from our
midst.-ROckN MO1Ant Nail.
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ELECTRICISMS-

The Pope has named six new Cardi
nails
The Convention of Ticket Agents, tc
consider rates during the Centennial,
will meet in Jacksonville, Fla.
The echool-ship St Mary's is ashore
in New London harbor.
Beecher has declined public recep.
ton on his return to Brooklyn.
Lea & Shepard's liabilities amonnt
to $50, 259. So. Assets 1913, oil. 80.
a regiment of cavalry for Cuba en-
barked from Santander yesterday.
The Geological Gardens in Cincin-
natl, were formally opened yesterday.
An engine on the Cherokee Railroad
ran of the track. killing the fireman.
Lea & Shepard agree to pay their
creditors 70 per cent.
A boiler of a coal train exploded
near Manch Chunk, Pa, killing four
and woundiug one.
White & Douglass, commission mer-
chants, N. Y, have failed.
The spanish Minister to the Vatican
has resigned.
The Carlist General Savans has
crossed over into France.
The Red Cloud commission have
concluded the examination and have
CONNIE hcel writing the report.
Brown. Implicated in the Treasury
robbery, has been held by the Grand
Jury.
The UltramOntanes in the Bavarian
Diet are preparing vote of censure
on the Government
The Pope has conferred the ring
and title of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva
upon Cardinal McCloskev.
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GreenVille sound.
HICKORY HALL,

HICKORY HALL, .
Sept, 18th, 1875
Dear Journal IF you have lever
been where you could i'm CINE that
you see the round shape of the earth,
you should spend night on our ocean
beach. Go out on moonlight sail for
instance, No where do tue reflected
| images of the evening stars love better
to play hide and seek, low and high
than in and upon the rolling waves as
they are breaking upon the sparkling
beach. A rare and perfect enjoyment.
But lovely scenes are yet in store
scenes Of welcOme-scenes of wonder
and scenes OF admiration, as you be-
hold the darkness Of night gradually
dispelled aud the goddess of morning
floating aloft with rosy fingers drop
ping gentle dew, leaving the broken
waves along the beach with d smiling
good morning to yOu,' although
Old Probs had predicted the
equinox, yet SO tempting was the
night and SO charming the sail. re-
slstance was not thought of but with
happy smiles and faces, buoyant
spirits and Lowell y hearts, we were soon
all aboard the ''CarOlina." Time WAS
called, and SO smoothly and swiftly did
we glide along that but few minutes
elapsed ere We were greeted with the
cry, "See, the conqueriEg hero comes!"
as We landed at Wrightsville-only to
receive more precious freight.
Moonlight sailings have varying as
poets. according to the depth of the
water-high or low. What was I going
to say ?-Oh! somebody overheard.
Oh Lilly, how beautifully diversified
''to glad your aspects once again with
the sight of love" Gabriel did blow
his trumpet, and soon all again was
smiles, for water was now high, appear
ing in new beauties. A grand channe
did appear when our Commodore lost
his balance-pale, and all went over
board. Now "serious in aspect" but
water was low-nothing but a sand
shoaL These are but "reminiscences
that make up happy existence. For
our Captain we would say
To tine ladies who were SO very kind,
We know he hated to leave;
Their training, culture an refine
Is what he likes to receive.
With fevered pulse hence he went,
For a doctor to obtain,
To cure the ills that sent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-09-24
very COs.sIlclsditbIe.

We are always glad to chronicle a
pralaeW orthy action on the part of our
public officials, irrespective Of differ
ence of political faith, and We there
fore take pleasure III recording the fact
that the Board of Aldermen, at their
last nights session, acting on the rec
ommendation of Mayor Canaday.
unanimously resolved to reduce the
expenses of the city government TO the
extent of $29, 273,75. The salaries of
all of the officers and employees are to
be reduced, the Mayor heading the
list.
We believe that the Board has M ct
The crisis in the right spirit and We
hope to see an improvement in the
condition of the city finances.