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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18
GENERAL RoTes.

THr San Francisco Chroniois says.
The Democratic candidate for the high
Office OF President OF the United States
Is at the present timo one Of the defend
ants in an action brought in the SUI
preme Court of.the State Of New York,
charging him with having misappropri.
aied the stock Of tho ~. Louis. Alton
and Tsrre Haute Railroad while acting
a. one OF the directors thereof. A few
weeks ago. when this Gus rame ON for
trial. Tilden procured Its postPonement
till the LIST Of October neat. These are
facts which cannot 10 disputed. and
which we have preferred to stats in the
plainest and most unadorned manner.
without any punishment OF campaign
rhetoric. We have not INDUCED In any
faneiiui touches. or charged the great
..Rsformsr" in figurative phrases with
stealing unnamed railroads. gobbling up
dspots. or swallowing miles Of trunk
lines and steel rails like 10 many yards
OF m~accaroni. We have confined our
selves to the plain statement OF facts
which can be easily disproven, IL false.
II the champions Of the ring.smasher
want further proof ON these and similar
points in the career OF their immaculate
chisftain, We refer them 10 the Report
OF the Railway Commissioners Of Mich.
igan for 1874. the certificate Of incor
poration and the Land Report Of the
Continental Improvement Company, the
Report of the Credit Mohilier Investi-
eating Committee. and tbs papers In
the case Of wadsworth ". Ogden. Til.
den ct al. in the United States Circuit
Court for the Northern District Of
Illinois.
TEE wits Of the Democracy have come
to grief during the session just closed.
Il Is . pity. for their politics have been
OF q saturnine east. II Ia difficult to
tell which has made the worst failure,
Proctor Knott, the man OF u speech,
or s. =. Coz. the man Of many speeches.
Knott was unwilling even to have bis
shameless ~partisanship covered by the
convenient mantle OF an sHonsratins
report which his associates had prepared.
He openly shonldered his weakness and
paraded his disgrace before the country.
As for Coz. from a jester Who had the
kindly esteem Of wen his opponents, be
has dsoenernted into a BLACKBOARD whom
his own friends compel to apologize Tor
A..
= ro""y e"Pe'' ooois )r"'" NJ" 'ue
penoc'aue Jss'e' ran
hoar' OF MASSACHUSETTS anu "''u 'o'
latter responded 70 some 'ehom'us AS
sault on his State. replied oy a sneerins
inquiry OF Why tho ssr England Troy
did not send her Hector iof'af iho
u seno'ai'y teP'ese"s
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20 y EI0 n.
Ru..i.,s Military ssrenrsh.

LONDON. August i7.-ln reply to the
speech made in the English House Of Com
mons to the effect that Russia xss stronger
in 1858 than now. CALAIS showed that
Russis in 1853 hal an army Of 100000
men. and nov 1910. 900 rs 4 peace Arma-
ment-2.5 O0, GOO In time Of war,
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aui. I'M Sacramento, C%ailfsrsia.
DROOKa GOLD AND slLvER MIN.
ID INO COMPANY. - Location Of principal
plaee OF business, Fan Piancirco, California.
Location OF works, Deyirs Gate District,
Lyon county, Neyads.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock, ON account Of sssesa.
mant mo. ~ levied ON the lOth day OF July.
isTG, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of The respective shareholders. a. fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18
srATE CONVENTION
PRIMARY ELECTION
o.. MONDAY. Ass1., ~. Is,st

Virginia, First Ward Inspector. Joseph q.
smith; judge. X. Nye AMI u. u. HAstings--ai
Watson a Todd's siorr.
Seoopd ws,d - Inspector. Vim. Shepard :
Judgrs. John Rosenbtoet and J. d. whlieomb-
o. No. I Engine Ilon.e.
Third Ward - Inspector. Albert hirr- I:
Judges. Jacob Young. Jr.. and u. u. y. Cor.
bett : AZ National 0uArd Hall Reading Room.
Odd VI liows' smiling.
Fourth Ward - Inspector. Aler. Lamb
Judge. o. J.. jone. and !. u. Steven. al Men.
nmsntai Engine Ifonse.
fiowrry inspector. Robert Dyer: JaSrss.
John W. Tolles aud Jamr- Mc1innii 81 LIN
pifs State MIL.
aold Mn. Pir-t Wand Inspector. JsInr-
Tovery Judges. B@nj. stern aud ti~o. Iiog-fs-
II f.iberty Engine llonsc.
second Ward - Inspector. Charles Golden /;
yudre., VIM. u. Day aud Jos. li.sh NJ Lincoln
Hose Company baildins.
American Piai-ihsp~.ior. u. d. Lini,e, /.
Jndprs. y. ~. kaufman and Jo-. T.. fisInins.
ham AT tho saloon II Charles Weeks. near the
baltimore Consolidated hoisting works.
Polls will open ai the above named plsf-. 81
10 ~ a. n. and close ~ G 2. n.
The following 10 the tr-t 10 IL nse'i NJ The
above primary ei,ction
mo I<fsnn shall BE- allowed 10 yot. In any
election Of delegates TO -aid Conv~ntion uhls,s
he be . citizen of the stats of Nevada. aud
shAll pledge himself that lie will vote ii The
liesn National and state Conventions"
JOHN LAMBERT.
Chairman Ooaniy Central Committee
aulAtl
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DIED.

BosKROw- In Virginia City. August n,
1hsmas Henry. only son Of Msfta and william
H.. boskrow, eyed 8 weeks and 4 days.
LAPsHY-in Reno, August %. Jsckson Lspsey.
aged Is years.
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The different counties In The state are emil.
,is.s IN and will elect Delegates ne fallow-

The different County c-nini commihses are
requested and directed ~ provide for the sl~r-
lion Of Delegates In their respective couniiss.
by ofier of the Conmiti~e.
.. o.. HtQuA. Chairman.
nso,ar A E.sa serptarv iyaltI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18

NEW P,rrSrs.-Through Dewey 4
Co.. Patent Agents. San Francisco. We
receive the following advance list oil
United States Patents. granted to Pa
ciic Coast inventors, viz John A. Big
ger. San Francisco. sofa bedsteads j.
Bolt, Benicia. California. anvil vises
II. II. Eames. Oakland, California,
roasting ore furnaces q. Mcintyre
San Francisco. provision safes; james
Sampson. San Francisco. fair leader
for ships rigging: A. j. Stevens. Sac
ramsnto. California. Hue and tubular
boilers ; Il. Gibbons. San Francisco
(trademarkl. ovsralls Il. Gibbons
San Francisco. (trademark). a peculiaI
kind Of pocket 4; Il. Gibbons. San Fran
cisco. (trademark). pocket and crotcl
stay.
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q. d. STATIONARY ENoINETRs.

TUBULAR MEETING EVERY SATURDAY
Il EvENIN0, ct i:n O'Clock. Al Miners'
tnion Hail. B street, Virginia City.
sm !. T. GREENWOOD, n. q.
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BORN.
MARRIED..

RANLi TIN eacrsmsnto. Angus II. 10 the
wife OF O. u. Hanistt. . sou.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Fer Pres,aess sf the uaised ssasss.
RUTHERFORD .. hAYEs,
az oHio.

Yer vice Presiasss.
WILLIAM 4. wRKkLRR,
~ NEW yonK.
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CuRTIS-RICR-In Gold Hi. Aumst u. Of the
residence OF the brides fsthsr. By tbs Rcv. ..
MeKelvsy. James X. Curtis 10 hiss Cara !.
Rice.
with the above notice eams complimentary
wine and cake 70 the News once. In srdsr that
the printing fairrnity might duly synpsthizs
with the new candidates for oonnublsl bli's.
We most cordially wish them oil the Joy tesy
anticipats.l
BOYLR-BHNNErs In uold Hill. August ~.
sslnis oiiy. 70 Mis- u. K. Bsnnsts. Of suiirr
u. ek, Gal.
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A Ngw pg,,. CALLED ron.

We hear 1t expressed by good. honest.
practical men on all sides. that in tho
political nominations this year all the
old party hacks and standing candidates
should be ignored. and now and better
men put forward. In short. the Of
Gee should seek the man and not the
man the Office. Scheming wire-pullsrs
arc already at work laying their plans.
and they win. II allowed. rule Clnhs
and Conventions. to suit themselves.
None bat good. straightforward Re-
publicans should be allowed to
push themselves into prominence or
ONCE In the Republican party. and
mercenary carpet-bagging vire-pullsrs
and chronic ofice-seeksrs whose past
political record has shown that they
were and are ready to ride into Office
upon the hack OF anything they thought
or think could win. should DO carefully
allowed to take q back seat. Let them
ride with rs IL they like. and have q
good time. bot they should not be al
lowed to drive. Let us have new men.
There are plenty OF GOOD. substantial.
sensible and practical men In our midst
who might he induced to serve in public
official capacity. and these men are
the ones who should DO invited
TO take the place Of the rapacious horde
OF political ofics-ssskers who stand ever
ready to take anything and everything
they can get. and moro too. This Is
the Centennial year: there is no United
States Senator 10 elect this year. and
there Is no reason why a better Lesis-
iature than ever before cannot lie
elected. So too with county officers.
Let us have a new deal and a square
game. and give the best men a chance.
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CENTS EACH

Send YIrrEEs cASTs, In Coin. currsuey
or stamps. for . Sample string. which We will
forward by mall.
Adars- letters to DALE 4 co.,
is5 J strest,
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NEW ID
LIST or UNCLAIMED LETTERS

kiot W uUbSkiWLU LIttSuo
DHMAININ0 IN THE GOLD HILL POST.
II once August 10. islc. " not called fot
within one month they will be sent TO the Dead
Letter Once. Washington
Bislow Mrs CE Leonard WINS
Bleker NIL Lipalim Mise Maggie
talley Mrs AL Nance 10 y
BENJAMIN Joe Manning John
B~li Mr. Maria Morgan Mn y
lrovn Aaron Morrison wm
Bradford XIV Miller John Th
Cecile W KILLER Thos y
pooley John Milford John
Eas,ie WINS Mitchell David
FARRELL Dennis Nolre David
Farrell Mike Ot,onntll Miss .Jalis
fouik JosS Oliver Millaid
Fiman Frant Pascos jobs
Gallagher Mics Anniel Psnrose eaml
0aius krs Ellen Quiniap Jerry
Gordon WIN r. AlpheusE
Humphry George BpsEoJauss
Hsderb John epsrllns Frank
Hamling III eouthvorth Nan
Halcrow MslcomT Shannon Rsbt
Holli.trrAH Truscott sidney
HOOPER James WEIGH Stephen
Irnes Mrs. byron Waters Mrs Susan .
Kennsy &c Williams Ellen
J. b. MARSHALL. p. n.
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No person shall b. allowed 10 vote In any
election of Dciresis- 10 said conv'riion unless
he he . citizen Of the slate Of Nevada and shall
p,rdse himself that he will vote al the ns,i
election for the nominees Of The iispahii'sn
National and State Conventions.
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rho.. rerribi. soidi.r..

WASHINGTON. August 7.-General Bher-
man will not at present issue any special
orders for carrying out the Presidents
directions concerning troops, except to
publish that order for general information.
No changes Of stations will be made OF
troops IN the South nor any be ordered
unless they seem necessary IN . precap-
tionary sense. General Sherman says
great care will be taken that no rights Of
States shall be invaded by the military au.
ihoriti,s. and that they will be held strict
~ within the bounds prescribed by law.
The military will not take IN active part
In any case unless called upon In regular
form by civil officers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-18

PHp,rEsr PoHrEn. of Yale College.
says that billiard tables should be pro-
vided for the students, whereSpcI the
Presbyterian exclaims: "Shades Of
The Puritan founders |! Billiard tables
for Yale College Men Of God. think
Of IL"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-26
TOwanpnsing Items.

"A spelling schou was held at
ShOenberger's, on Friday evening Of
last week. The attendance was large,
and the greater part took an interest in
the exercises, which tended to make
it very Interesting. The Pine Run
singing choir was represented, and at
the opening and closing exercises rem.
dered several choice pieces OF music.
The jos. Koch property, of this
place, will he offered for sale to day,
Saturday. A chance for man of small
means.
STILL ALIvE.-On Friday of last
week, Mr. Josiah lIarpGl, of this place,
while removing stones found under one
of them large full grown potato bug.
This shows that they are not all frozen,
as many of our farmers had thought,
but they are merely resting. and as
soon as warm weather comes they will
appear again more numerous than ever,
Farmers Ge on the alert. REVERE.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-26
Our County Court.

,,,,,,,. ,,,o,.1 - ,o.,r - - ,,., -,
ptH ntpuau "P%oheu % ~ ,uilo " M on MonuhY John
ron,o o 1onn ny, Hi,uiiy, 5Vnm sITon' nnu Johi
i,rrs w @ ~ ,.. lnv lls. w oI
Ihtyt ~ ,,.,rn,e '' ""u 'iS i"ur "uo vi 'no
VI Iy G IN i,,, nd,rm ei,u. :, -, ,, ~
go 1"nm a 5 UsD1rne III appncu'ion vi ueh' Albright
WE Ne, .nuusuut aI,',, -, ,,,,, ,t....., ...,
W, aoco,'s . Ui Iu1 ulnsrenI phrues 10 ne on.
no ~ ,et ~ = "a @ Oo'rt "J'u heu NJ ii
:" '"'' w '"V'' "O ,,ppyn prini ~
f,on, vs Ntt,boai niio Il, W. ,,,s., H.. -
trial 'iai nro,,.d ~ '' D"F'o' "ouoh ior new
nunisv ~" n,plev ct,r,,o o...,,,. .,,,
teiv Jnrv ieinrne1 ycrsE} M uSsuuu Nv a, aL,u Dht,
t,gS' ~ ,etniIen vGiolet Oh OF RuiltY,and
bsW tba cspty mi nu .inb uo,e,nb oaGn pnV
ni,, HritI, ''9 "h" ''N"u oon'iolS'su untu con-
Pii,vu Pt,n,r W. 'v we p,r,,,,, Had .....,..-- -,
sanford :, rburisS n, nhau ID inlpIeeulrN lN mary
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Dovle replied Z" I dout care what you o.
you'll do as you like anyHOw"
1lhe Judge then pronounced the sentence OF
The law upon Doyle IN the following language
hiOhael ]. Doyle, undsr an indictment .presen.
tea 10y the Grand 1nqneHt iuqulring Tor TINS
County, you have been fnirly Apd impnrtidlY
tried by Jury of your peeis for the mtn der Of
John a. Jones, and .uOtw ithBi,ndng the earnest
efforts Uf able counsel in your behalf. the JnrY
have found you guilty OF the highest crime
known to the law. the penalty of which IL death.
The court, IN view Of the law and the evicencc,
cannot disapprOve OF that virtlict, and nothing
now remains but TO pronounce the sentence
Which follows Ia whicn seni enCe Is Tint you,
prison, from whence you Cnme, ana thence 10
the plnce of execution. and that you be hanged
by he neck until YOU are dead, aud may God. in
soul.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-26

from. .Tomhlcken, Pa TO n connection
with the Erie at Port Jervis, N. ", Is
TO be built soon. Alta meeting of the
directors and stockholders held at NIL
ford last week, President Kase stated
that the right OF way had about all been
secured, and that the work of grading
would be Immediately begun, and that
the road would be In running order
the coming summer. The road will
cross the Pocono Mountain few miles
north uf Stroudsburg, Pa, thence pass
up the Pennsylvania side of the Della
ware river, crossing the same near the
point of connection. 1t is intended
Principally for coal transportation.
in book called " COurtship, Love;
and MatrimoDy," Published in 1860,
There is this clause concerning the pri-
vileges of women in le6p-year "Albeit
II is now become part of the COM
mon lave in regard to social relations
OF life that as often ss every bissextile
year doth return the ladves have the
sole privilege during the time 1t con-
unueth of making love unto the men,
which they doe, either by words or
lOVNtog 10 W llitli ~ CttlhNNl IipPtA
aud, moreover, no man will be entitled
to the benefit of clergy who dothe 1t
in any wise treat her proposal with
slight or contunely."
Miss Alice Rhoads presented the
Jr. o. III. A. NJ, Of this place, with a
very elegant picture, which includes
the "Elag" aud "Father of our coun-
try" and the motto, "In honor shall
wave" The following was written by
one of the members of the Orders In
response for the present
Thanks to her for kindness shown,
10 useas workers for Our lHnd;
MAY her sorrows ne'er be known,
But blessing on her hand,
That stitched the flag WIN greatest enre,
With the Father Oi Opr COyntry brave.
May Gnl nj trOub.e es with DER share,
The flag Of God. may o'ur her wave
X.
Friend Parker, of the Valley Re-
cord. Mahanoy city, has changed the
day of its publication from Saturday to
Thursday. The Record is A No. 1 as a
weekly local paper.
The Catasauqua Valley Record
says " They are making things lively
for the Mollies in Carbon county,"
Friend Bartholomew. yuu are in error.
Yon should have written deathly."
The members of Il First Presby-
teFian Church, of this borough, organi,
zed a I" Mite Society" at the residence
of MIR. w. NJ. DuFOur, on Tuesday
evening last.
Henry Bray, of Wilkesbarre while attempt.
inc TO remove piece of IiinDCr from u wagon,
was struck OH the head with II, killing hlm.
1.-The bondholdrls OF tho Nanvile. Ha7leton
and Wilkesbarre raj rJad. Interested IN It's ex
tnnSiOn to the De aware riVrr are moving to
save The road from sale uruer execution, with
prospects Of success.
II Ohm Strong committed suicide by hanging
hiEHse {, IN the Lock Haven jail. lie had been
found guilty OF latceny ana sentenced 20 the
peBiteutinry Tor two y4nIs. II In supposed that
he was endered insane by his troubles
r.c. II Wintermilo. * Scranton, has been ar.
rested tor using the mails fiaudIcity lie had
advertised for 800 meJ, who were TO send him
SEVENTY five cents and q three Ceut stamp, for
which the sender w.s promised u ticket to
Portland Northampton Cpunty, where he was
10 receive employment rhe whole thing was
q fraud
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n Notiee 10 hereby given. that application will
be made at the present Session cf the LegslA!
ture for the enactment OF the following laws
AN ACT NJ
Authorizing the Burgess and Town Council ot
the Borough Of Welssport. in the County ~
Carbon, TO levy and collect an additional or
special Borough Tax. .... .gf.a-I
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted nv the Senate and
House Of Representatives, of the Commohweal
Of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met and
1t is hereby enacted by the authority OF the
same: That the burgess and town council OF
the Borough of Weissport, IN the County Of Car
bon. shall have power and authority to levy and
collect annually, in addition to the borough tex
now authorized by law an additional OF special
borough tax not exceeding five per centum on
the dollar on the assessed valuation Of all pro.
perry now or hereafter by law made taxable for
borough purposes for the purpose OF paying the
balance OF indebtedness Of said borough 10 our.
red in the payment Of bounties TO volunteers
during the late war in compliance with the de-
cree OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF Carbon
County. sitting in Equity, made February First.
a. ID. eighteen hundred and sever ty dve. pro-
vided that this law shall only remain In foroe
until said Indebtedness is Hquidated. l..
ANDREW GRAVER,
Burgess Of Weissport Borough.
WpisaDOrT Fab. 10. lA7R-w4
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-26
From the County Scat.

Miss Mary Barker, well known to
most Of the teachers of Carbon County,
was married on the 22d inst, to AR.
Frank Morris OF this place. The wed.
ding was private. Long may they live
and happy be, &c.
Rev. Wiggings Is constant and
faithful visitor at court.
-Washington's birthday brought
quite a number OF teachers to town.
Mr.. Samuel Gillian, of your bor-
Ough and an excellent teacher. put in
his large and smiling continuance at
Court on Tuesday.
Mr.. SINNERS, reporter of the De-
mocrat, was on the 10Th inst elected a
Justice of the Peace of East Mauoh
Chunk. Look out for simnerings
down.
In the case of the Com. VS.. j. X.
Hill, for selling liquor OH Sunday, jury
returned verdict Of not guilty, and
Hill and Wolf to pay each half costs
Wolf prosecutor.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-26
Public Sales.

Public Sales.
Bills for the following sales have been print.
ed az This 0nice during the past few DAYS,
February 26, AZ pm, on the pIemlses Bsaver
Run, the real estate Of Ehas ShlYe. decd. see
advertisements
February 18th. at O'Clock p. IN, the real estate
of Louis Frantz, deed, in East Penn Twp
February Goth, at o'clock D. m,, the real estate
OF Joseph Kock, decdn franklin township.
February zs. at Q. m. ON the premises IN the
Borough OF Parryvllle, the real estate Of JAG,
Montz, deed. See adyertseinent
March, 4th, at | O'Clock o. nI, the real estate
OsSamuel Shive, decd in Manonmg TWP.
March 10th, at one O'Clock p m on the Eastmsn
farm, IN LehIghton, the farming stock and
implements Of q. II, Bower
March lsth. at one O'Clock p m, in Franklin
twp,, farming stock and lmplements. Of Ed.
ward RaDer.
March 2srd. at one o'clock D. m, in East Penn.
Executors' sale OF farming stock and imple-
Inents of John Albright. deG'd.
March 25th. at one O'Clock D M. in Fast Penn,
farming stock and implements Of y. &,
Mantz. -
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-26
Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscrt ton will for the
sake OF suffering humanity. send free TO all who
need it. the recipe and directions for making
the simplest remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the adv ertisei' IA
confidence. JOHN b. OGDEN
dec lS-m8 ~ Cedar ST., New York
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-26
To Consumptives.

THE advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption,
TO his fellow sufferers the means OF cure To All
who desire IL, he will send copy of the pl
tcrlptlon used tree If chaJgel. vito the drec-
tlons for preparing and using the same whIclf
they viii md SURF CURE tor CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoNCHITIs. 40. ..
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, REV. E. A. WILSON
1874 Penn Street. WILLIAMSBURG, o.
dec. l8-m6 New York.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-26
A. Surprise PRrty.

A very agreeable affair came off at
the residence of Mr. Thomas Harleman,
at Packerton, on Tuesday evening OF
last week, 1t being the anniversary of
his birth, 1t was decided to give him q
surprise accordingly about eight
O'Clock the party arrived and soon his
spacious parlor and dining room was
filed to overlooking. AS soon as peace
was restored, Mr.. w. Lee Stiles, in be-
half Of those present, arose and in a
q few appropriate remarks presented
Mr.. Harlemap with a combination ink
stand, gold pen and holder and hand
some paper weight. After he had
somewhat regsined his composare, Mr..
ii. in some we'll chosen remarks accep-
ted the gifts. The party then set about
to have a good time in general, playing
games, etc. The ladies making il
most agreeable by rendering some choice
selections on the piano. We may here
stste that pleasant feature Of the
evenings enjoyment was voluntary,
played by Mr.. Thos. Harleman, Jr., ac'
companied on the bones by Mr.. Nc,
Murtrire. At 10 O'Clock refreshments
were served In grand style. and no
till morning dawned did the party re
tire to their homes, all claiming it to bI
the most agreeable affair Of the season
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-26
society Meetings.

INFTNIro CASTLE, NO. rs, A. o. X. OF TnE M. g.
aud and 9Th Ainnday OF each month"; In Re.
ber'R Hall EQtightOn, ut 100 O'Clock r. y.
H. ". Mo5thimer, +. X. vi :. II. Glhhp'
s.K.RS 3.
,asADRN HurTRN LoDoE, No. ese, /. o. o. r.
meets every Tuesday evening. Mt soclOok,
In Reber's Hall. Joseph Reigel. N. O. N.
n. Reber, Secretary.
poHo PoCA TRIBE, No. III, Imp. .. r. NJ, meet
on wednesday evening OF eaoh week, NJ 1880
o'clock IN Public School Han, Weisspurt
Pa ID. r. Rickert ;. 8 r. Giiham, &. Of II
LkHloHIoN LoipE, NO. ~ N. OF IL meets
O'Clock. Arch Dick, &C. Il. H. hatchh X
Of r. and 8.