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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-04-09

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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
Matters Of Interest.

The official majority for Ttayesin Philadel.
phia is 1870
-sc1rlet tevrr lstcporten to be raging Mt
Hamburg, Berks cuuhtv.
Martha Farre NJ lcster. are toS vear1.
and remark iDy active basVR.tel the c-nten.
ninl.
n. a Ciose cut hiq thront m TUESDAY OF mat
week. at Milford lie YVES found IN hts room at
the hotel dead
-Brndford. Pa which hal about 80 poru'a-
1on heiore OIL wis struck thBre, has now 01own
tO 800
VIM Uollirehead ANA esteemed cltizpn of
Stroudsburg, died in that place on saturday,
aged Is years.
There is c9tllo plague in somo pnrtq Of
Crawford county. Tho disease Il confined ~
the neck which becomes stiff1ned
Five hundied Invitations are ont for tho
wedding OF MISS Gertrude Thomas. of Catlsau-
qua who will make Or. Guernsey happy map
next week.
Mr. Leudrum oi Scranton, has put in his
,p,n, spTre @ ,me tGr twelve wars n t1sh,oninE
inch track
--Thc state gratqn OF Pennsylvania will holi
Its fourth mertinC IN Meadvlle commencing on
Tuesday December 18th, and continuing du-
ring the week
The New York Tribune envs; at Philadel-
nhia were cut OF ami annexed t. New Jersey
Penusylvanii wOu Il be- the most steadily demo
cratic state IN the nOrth'
.-Frauk Jones shot himself through the he1rt
Mt Lat obe, nn Thur day Of Ilst voel. Dissipa.
tion, drink and despOndency broiiht him TO his
death
A bov named Edwin philips WIS cut In twO
by coal tr"ln on the Reading railroad on We'd.
neSd ~, NJ last week He attempted to board
the cars when they were running.
A boy named smith Mt Dalton, Luzerne cnun-
ty honrh revolver from another bOV 0n Mon
dag and before he learned how to xiii 9th r psOs
pie with 1t killed himself lodging bullet m his
lungs
-Pithoe city. the famous capital of niIdCfa.
which twelve wears ago vasa hive of m1ins
industry lively with SPECULATION ard cav with
grease new polls siS votes three for 'Tllden ana
three for Hayes. Even it's politics il nix
-Wiinm Wilkinson. Of Bensal.m Bucks
county Jumped from his upper barn II ior upon
pile OF aw in the yard and alghting upon
FORK, the handle ran through his body. His
life Is endangered
--Luzerne county cast 6. 600 more votes at TIL
late election than ever before Under All
energetic q. competent leadership the dem.
0crnts of LuzeIne might almost revolutlonise
tho state.
-PetrOf who was expelled form the legisla.
ture last winter for bribery is again returned
by the republicans Of Philrdelpm1. This IL a
specimen OF IefOrm within the party which Is
very striking.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
Fall and Winter styles.

T. ID. ClauSs announces to his friends
that he has just returned from the city,
and is now opening his fail and winter
goods, comprising cloths, cassimeres
and vpsings of the latest designs and
the best manufacture, which he is pre-
pared to make up in the most fashion,
able and durable manner, at prices full
ly as low as the same material and
workmanship can be obtained for in
any other town in the State. Also, a
full line of gents furnishing goods, hats,
caps, boots, shoes and CATERS suitable
for the wear of this section, and manu-.
featured eXpressley TO his order, The
entire stock has been purchased on an
entirely cash basis, and as he is selling
for cash only he is able to sell at such
prices as will astonish purchasers. Call
and examine goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18

le d displayed In Its front advises 'tht
pa sser. by 1hdt tits 'For Sale"
The usual number of anxious iuqutr.
ora still line the side. walks and stree
corners.
According to some, poor Jacob RAN
dpnbush. after working so hard for tht
sheriiinlty, and succeeded in being plec
ted, will not be permitted to occupy the
office until year from the date Of WIN
Buffers appointment shall have expir
ed. Heavens and, by the way, there
are plenty of persons here who believe
and propagate such nonsense.
On Tuesday last County Superlhten.
dent Holford visited the schools Of this
place and East Mauch Chunk, aud on
ieavlag expressed himself greatly salts
fed with the proficiency of both teach-
ers and pupils
Although II will prove less to the
profession in this county, the friends vi
Mr.. J. =. Rowland, of ParryviHe, will
be pleased to learn that he has succeed.
ed kn obtaining first class engagement,
as teacher, In the public schools of Al,
lentown. Hickory Run was certainly
not fhe place for q gentleman of his
calibxe.
The sudden death, on Wednesday
last, of Mrs. Roger Dougherty of this
place, causes much sympathy TO be felt
for the surviving husband and family
of small children. Having only been
sick since Sunday last the announce
ment of the death of deceased took
every one by surprise, especially those
who had known nothing of her Illness.
CrilIey, the tobacconist, is in posses.
sion, and displays at his store, cigar
holder, made of pure anthracite, which,
as novelty, deser,es inspection.
The particulars of the Smith mu rdel
(Which happened IN 1879 are now be-
ing investigated by the proper authUri-
ties, and may yet lead to some strange
developments. Well, murder will out,
and it is to be hoped that the murderer
or murdorers of poor Kate Leimbach
will yet be discovered and punished
The emigration fever in the vicinity
of Summit Hill is spreading, and stong
hupes are entertained by the originatOrs
of the colonization project that, ere
spring, large numbers of those able To
leave, will join in their endeavors to
acquire homes elsewhere. With three
or four times as many operatives in the
coal region than can. under existing cir.
cpmStancs or future prospects, expect
steady employment at remumerative
rates, the scheme deserves to be encour-
aged, The days of the Lehigh Valley,
as an iron producing center, are evident
ly past ard the demand for coal from that
quarter will probably never again reach
the extent 1t once had and for all
other purposes the use Of anthracite
would at no time warrant the expecta
ton of more than or 3 months steady
employment per year. Such being the
case, our advice to all able to do so Is
Go while you have the meaI s, whether
west or south west, north, north west,
or south matters little, so you go be-
fore waiting for employment shall have
robbed you of the means you may yet
possess.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
Saws one of our exchanges

Says one Of our exchanges The
coming winter is unQuesLionably to be
a severe one, even IN the mildest as
poets of weather, to the large class of
poor people, who, of necessity, have
Deen kept out of work the greater part
of the year. The "timeS" have been
exceptionally stringent, aud many peo-
pie who have been accustomed to free
and generous living have been COM
PEELED by the stress of fortune to curtai
expenses in every possible way ; so it
is not to he wondered at that, those
who have found life a hard struggle at
best should now hr severely pnchei,
and will be, as thu cod season comes
on, greatly troubled to obtain the small
est comforts even the protection that is
required to "keep soul and body togeth-
er." But as we all can fOresee the SUI
fering that Is sure to come, each one of
us should prepare to contribute iD some
measure to ward its alienation. Cloth
ing, fuel and food will all be needed,
and each one In his own neighborhoOd
may do the part of the Good Samaritan,
and receive not only the rich reward of
thanksgiving from grateful hearts here,
and bOuntful blessings from above.
Remember that the poor 1--WE have al
ways with us," and realizing it let none
who are well provided with comforts
fail to perform their share of charitable
work during the cold and bleakness of
the coming water
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
NJ ntrtn ouiRl.

mntrtmontRl
Our popular young friend, Mr.. II,
A. Peters, who for the past two years
has been employed in the drug store of
A. j. Durling, on Thursday afternoon
last, led to the hymenial altar, Miss A.
g. Horn. The ceremony tIok place at
the residence of Mr.. John Gomrry, the
services being performed by Rev. l..
X. Derr, pastor Of the Reformed church
of this place. Miss S. NJ. Peter filed
the position of ladies' maid, and Mr.. j.
A. Horn that of groom's man. Among
the visitors present were Rev. G. A..
Bruegel and lady, Rev. A. Bartholo-
new and lady, and the members of the
bride and bridegrOom's family. At
about O'Clock p, m. very elegent
collation. was served up, to which am
pie justice was done by the guests. At
A Al the happy couple started for N.
Y. city, where they propose spending
their honeymoon. Before their depar-
ture they were made the Recipients of
a number of very handsome presents, as
token of respect, from their friends.
The affair passed off very happily to all
concerned. We extend to them our
best wishes for their happiness.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18

THE FIRST PRESIDENT. The Opin-
ion that Washington was our first Pr ST.
dent is very prevailing one, and yet it
is by no means the literal truth. Un-
denably he was the first President un>
der our present Constitution, hut he had
IA predecessors under the revolutionary
government and confederation. The
first Of these was Peytan Randolph of
Virginia, who was chosen September 8,
1774, and died In office shortly after
wards October 90, 1774, He was sue
ceeded by Henry Middleton, of South
Carolina, who remain cd in office until
March "a, 1775, at which time John
Hancock, of Massachusetts, was elected .
The latter served until November 1777,
when Henry Laurens, Of South Naroli-
pa succeeded him Next came John
Cav, of New York, who was appointed
December 10, 177S. In l779, Sept. %,
Samuel Huntington, of Connecticut, en-
tered upon the discharge OF the dutl es
OF the office. His term continued until
July 10, 1881, when Thomas Kean, of
Delaware. was appointed. His success
sor was John Ilansan, OF Maryland,
who was chosen November o, 1871.
Next in order is Elias Bouuinot,Of New
Jersey, who was elected November y,
1882. Thos Mfilin, of Pennsylvania.
was appointed Nov. 3, 1883. Next
came Richard Henry Lee, of Virginia,
Nov. 30, 1888 Nathaniel German, of
Massachusetts. June @, 17S6 ; Arthur
st Clair, of Pennsylvania, February q,
1857 and Cyrus Griffin, of Virginia,
January 22, 1888, who was succeeded
by George Washington, first President
under the Fe'eral Constitution April
on iTSu
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
A." The DsviTs Gospel"

Rev. NJ. Dissinger, the eloquent and
amusing orator, will deliver lecture
On the above named theme, in the Ebe-
nezer church, Weissport, Nov. 23d, at
7s0 p. m. This lecture will be deliver
ed for the benefit OF the Sunday school
IN the above named church, which has
in consideration the repairing of its
room, aud therefore pray the patronage
of the community. Admission, adults,
Is cents, children, 10 cents.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
n r.. slEwERs,
Local and Personal.

~ Parties receiving Che AssecASR
with cross marked sfter ther names
will please remit the amount due for
'Subscription, or the extra so cents will
be added to pay The expenses of ,eolieef
Eion. -@
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
MA RRIED,
Nov. 9th, 1875.

RUDY-MISSI HER.-On the 18th inst, at hls
Rudy, OF SlatlngtDn TO Miss Ellen Il, MIssl.
mer, of Seagersvile.
PErER-DOT rERER.-On the 18th inst. by
the same. Mr.. Edward II. Peter. OF Lehigh.
ton, to MIss Anna G. DOtterer. of Trochsvilo.
Monroe county
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18

-Wavne county strikes back into the demo,
cratic fold with rush this year, Her nt J0l.Jy
f0r Tilden u 900. and fOI Hawle5. the dem0ora'
tic candidate for state senator, .ot THIS splell
did vote elects MT UawleY by 400 10 oOO mslorl'
" and maze democratic gain,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18

"A brakeman on the l. V. II. r.,
residing at EastOn, was caught between
the bumpers OF a coal train, Wednes-
day last, at Packerton, and killed.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
Important to Bank Officers.
The last Congress passed an act rela-
ting to National Banks, section 9th of
which reads as follows

That all United States officers charged with
the receipt or disbursement OF public M neys,
and all officers Of national banks, shall stamp or
write in PLAN letters the word counterfeit"
" altered" or worthless" upon all fraudulent
notes issued in the form of. and intended to ba
circuipted IA money. which shall be presented
ut their places OF business and II such officers
shall wrOngfully stamp any genuine note OF the
United states, or OF the National banks, they
shalt, upon presentation, redeem such notes at
the face value thereof"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
DIED.

NESLEY On the 7th inst, at Beaver Run,
GOtlieb Frederick Neslev, aged n yrs, mos.
and 25 days.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18

Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia
NOy 18th 1871
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18

The following table shows the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Lehigh Valley railroad for the
weeK ending Nov. II, 1873 and for the wear %
COmnaIRn W til the snmh time lnat YAnr.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
c,ANDALWOoD Possesses mu

SANDAL WOOD POSSESSES much greater
- power IN restoring To healthy state the mu-
Gus membrane OF tne urethra thnn either CnOsbs
or OpalOa. II never produces sickness il Ger
tain and specify III its action. IL ~ fast snpsr-
sedlng every other remedy. sixty ospSuleS
curo IN SIX or oignt davs. 80 other medicine
can do this,
Dundas Dick Il Co.'S Soft CaDsnles containing
on of sandal wOod. sold ut all Drug Stores Ask
for circnIar, or seud tO SO aud 81 Wooster street,
New York, tor one. ape NO
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18

WANTED the business men TO know that they
can get TOB PRINTING done cheaper at
Carbon ADVOCATE ONCE than at any other
= place In the Coanty. Try US.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
Nervous Debility. Nervous Debility.

Debility. depressed irritable state OF mind
weaN, nerve eXhau tea feenng no energy or
animation, confused nead, weak memory, and
consequences OF excess men al OverwOrk. This
ne 'vous debility ii IDS a sovereign cure In T.. +.
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. 1t tones the svs-
TEN. .dispels the mental gloom and dependency.
and ejuvinateS the entire system. Sold only IN
8 boz Ties. Get the genuine. Take ouy Il. r.
Eunk el's 1t has yellow wrapDec around Il. his
phOtsgraph ON outsIre. Sod by your druggist.
Il +. Kunkel Proprietor, No. ao9 Hortn Niuth
Street, PhIladelDha, Pa. send TOR orcLlar or
advice tree. Try my great remedy. Get II OF
your druggist, six bottles for 800. Ii cannot
fail 1t Is Guaranteed TO do "a IA recommended
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
Special Notices.
II you want to b. StOng, Health,

and vigorous take r.. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine
OF Iron. No anguage can convey an adequate
idea o. the immediate and almost marvellous
change produced by taking f. +. KunKel- Bit.
ter Vine II Iron In the diseased. debiiitatsd
ana shaft cred nervous system Whether broken
down Nv excess, weak by nature, or impaired bV
SICKNESS the relaxed ana unst ung Orgauizatio
Is restored TO perfect health anu vlgOr Sold
only In 81 bOtt'es sold by oil druggists and
dealers everywhere,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
Worms i! Worms Worms !!

f. +. Kunkels Worm syrup never tails to re-
move ali kinds OF worms Seat, Pin ard StOm-
ache Worms are readily removed by Kunkora
mi nIvsic,opp in The conntr,, tor ma remnWsi ~
Tape worms. He removes them M tO hours,
vita head and all complete alive and no Zee
TaOe Worm can be removed, all other worms
can Ue readily destr0l ed. Ask yOur druggist
for bottle OF kunkel'S Worm Syrup, Price
Sl.U1 per bottle 1t never fats. II no has 1t not.
have him get IT, or send to PrOlretOr f.. f.,
kunkel 80 North Nn'h street, Philadelphia.
Pa. tAdvice al Oilce tree, or by mhill Nov II,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
List OF Letters

List OF Letters
Remaining unca.led for at Packerton Post
ONCE, Nov. Is, 1875
Chas. Kaer NeO McGnleyf foreign
A. MaounssOn, foreign j. Is Whte
E Mans Il. HeJhi0
w o. smith ID. ". Newhard
James Loudly - .
PackeTtOn Nov. 10
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
Advertiser ng Rates.

we de-srs II 10 be distinctly understood that
A q advsrNsements,Vill be Inserted IN the col.
q INNS ui baK CANON ADVOCATE that may he
, Ieivodfrom unknown parties or nrms unless
. accompanied with the Cash. Inc efollOWing arc
= nr.oMV termh
Advertisements Is for yoar, per inch each
SIX in" Mouths. per inch each in n.er,,on i T ia
Three NJ onths. " 70 CTS
=" Less than three months. FIRST inser.
tion 1l, ea ch subsequcnt insertion 2s'Cts.
H.oeal nstces 10 cents per line.
AkAa INV. MoRTHINER, Publisher.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18

NNE PARLoR PICTu RE, printed IN ten
] o0ors Pocket Knife (whte hndlel IL
~ Blank Visiting Lards i2 sheets Nr;ing
Paper ~ White Ems eOpss i Rubber. o Peus-
the 10 sent post paii for 2, cents. II, j.
KURIZ, iC7 Canal ST., lsG Ward, Philadelphia,
IlIGuiAIs sent free. Au". Ia
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18

av,,v+o c.srLK. No. rs, A.0 X. os IBS M. z.
.{na and Nih Mnh,iay OF each month, in Re
,beS,s N al. Jehightop, at 7:8O o'e oek &. VI.
n j. Hnuscker. 3. X. e.; 5. ". G1lhnm'
a.K. RS
,uNApHN HuTrEK LODGE, No.6s6. a. q. q. =,
meetA everv Tuesday evening, NJ o'clock,
IN fReoetb Hail. Alfred Heck, n. "a. N.
q. Robor, 'Sectetary
,poUo Poo. TQYBR. No III INN. n. r, NJ, meet
,on "wednesday evening Of each week, NJ 1;3O
tay0'cloch ,u,Fuhto school Han, Weiaspnrt
Pa. ID. +. hickert = $ II Gilham' u oi
qIwHIauroN LODGE, Ne 23i X. Of p, meets
ON FRIDAY NyeninEs In Reber' g n alt, Rt $50
,oolocG, J. W. Hnudenbush, G. O.. Il. Il,
RAtalM X OF II. and s.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-07

, shihi In sctoItAnto with law nnd an orde, OF
Tho board 6f Trustees, fnadc OH tho 2ld day
March, 1916, 80 many shares Of each parcel III
tvell stock as inaJ be Becctsaty viii 10 sold nj
THURSDAY, tho FlrE. day Ol Juno. IsiG, al ihU
hour OF ono o'clock i. in OF said dag, 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
Win costs OF advertising and expenses Of iAo
a" .. H. ". onASr. scstctary.
,orricE-Danh Of 81. Z. rrccUau ( Co. t1ko.
HvSAda' .'." iR3kt
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-07


oLEoHARuEniXE.-Dnnphy & Hid
retl shipped to the Central Puciflc Rail-
road Company, at Carlin, fourteen bar
rcls, 1920 pounds, Of tho crude article,
and Dave Garrecht, at the same time
and to the same place also shipped q
couple Of barrels. 1t is designed for lu.
bricating machinery, and not the into.
rior OF the employees, as was supposed.
CnIrrLrD.--DulG RutldclI, IN com
mand of engine 1872, when near here OIL
his way east, dragging heavy freight
train yesterday discovered TINT Litu,nin-i
Gus coal couldn't be induced to keep up!
steam in boiler with All extra hole I'M
it, about the breadth Of n hand. snw.
She was sent back TO Carliu to be tin
kcred.
REPIIRINo RoADs.-Smith Won Dreil-
ell started out yesterday with force of
men to make Nil necessary rcpairs on
the Cornucopia road between Dorscy's
aud Taylor's, statiu&s-. The balance of
tie rpqtd beibg in very good condition,
labor upon it will be deferred until
those portions requiring work nrc' COM.
pletcd.
PEnsoNAAL,--J. ", Garrett President
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, and suite occupied special
car in the westward train yesterday.
Mrs. H.Nw. futile started east Sunday
OH un extended visit. 80. County Conn
missioner AbnGr Wisemun returned 10,
his home III Clover Valley Monday
evening.
Tim barber!jhor In tho Depot Hotel
conducted by those fayorito artists
Wilson & Cuney, is receiving Il thor
jouSll, oyerhnuling. and Will shortly look
ms charming us a stack of ttmde dollars.
RoDEO.-A general rodco of stock for
the South Fork and Huntington sections
of country will lake place ut the rarch
OF G. Ii. Shepherd Oh Saturday, the
18th instant. .-..,...... i
The pigeon-mntch Ind to DO post
ponod again yesterday, owing to the
ncn-nIrivnl of the birds. but it will be
shot as soon rs they con be procured.
Tng trail, from the onst yesterday
&aS six hohfs late. i