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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

OXFORD, sat- a Court Of Prob,,.
Paris within and for the COUNT 81 ntld At
on the third Tuesday OF Noyemhsr 4 n VJakliord
an the petition of kILBOS p. BoyErs's
~ ecutor Of the last will ami Tesi.n,u' tx
Willard DooIf, late s ct sumner in sad CUNT
certain real estate described In his peii,ir convey
In the Probate Office, for the payment ~ On ne
and expenses Of administration VI uebts
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give
TO all persons interested by causing an notce
of his petition, with this ofde- SSsuacl
to be published three weeks succe,sivsis i.eieou
oxford Democrat printed at Paris. tina, 81! IN TIE
appear at Probate Court 10 be held M P '.y may
In 'aid So1sy y on me 9d Igeday Of Dec ne,
they have wbyt the same should not be- .,rSD,. ahy
a. II. WALKER, JnS,.
true cOpy-attest: II C. Davis $500
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

OXFORD. sat- a Court OF Probate. hold.
Paris within and for The COUNTY IN o 49, *
on the third TUESDAY OF NoycmterA ID .,-. ~
ID ENJAMlN ?. CARY, uamri ENt..f.. "
ID certain Instrument. Purpoft.n- Oh be-. ,i ' "
VIII AMI Testament OF Oru Robinson. I.t...-
Hartford, IN sail County. deceased L...r...'
sCutcd the same tor pruLtf, t'-
Ordered, That the said Executor -i,s r..... o..
all p,fsOus interested D. caG.ia. 81 com. ., '
order 10 De publishcdihrc0 week. .uc.c... ,vir,i.
ONfOTi Democrat printed 800 Paris. .I..i ... 100, Pc.
appear % a Probti, CoIi, to b. Lt.4.tr.r. -'
ia said County on the third rus.l4Fof D'..-.
u O'Clock ia tn forenoon i.d .lt. ,.u. p, 49,
they have why the .aiI ir.trln.at .l.4.t ' .'.'
proved, approved aud allowed a. Oh, ...f "a r.
and Testament OF said u.r.l.Di w "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
S25. $50. SlOO. 5000. $500.

The reliable house of ALEX. FRoTHINGHAM \
Co, No. IL Wall Street, New York, publish a
Weekly Financial Report, which they send free TO
any address. IL addition 10 large number Of
able editorials on financial and business topics il
contains very full and accurate reports OF the sales
and standings OF every bond, stock and security
dealt In at the Stock Exchange or handled by
Eastern inanciers and capitalists. Messrs. Froth
ingham Co. are very extensive brokers of large
their stock brokerage business they sell what are
termed Privileges" or puts and Calls now
one of the iavorte methods Of legitima te specula
lowing it, thousands of people have made for
tunes.-lN. Y. Metropolis mavlgIy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
Atrue ,opy-atre-t nc D,,i>. Rrs-'r

OXFORD, ss:-At q Court OF lr't7'" .'. o.
Psuis, within and TOR ihc Coun.' ol oN.'fi CD
the fIi~fl Illes.l,, 8 Nlvtu.l..r \ u. ....
SARAiIJ GODlNG named kN'la'f.N
> tao Instrument rufpoi,in. % Be- ia' To- b.
rud Tc.ttm, " ol Thomas \. G.G.r- .l.r .. ...
in SAID tourly deceased, having presented '''
same tor probate:
Orl-ieI, Tllt the sail ENesDrV -ftl
20 a.l persons iut.rc-t d b. rau. ..- r' ."' '
order 90 be Published tltrce week, -l.
he ONl,ui y m.crltS lut'd .t lt .~ r..
may appear 10 . ProUNc Com; @. Dol ..i It I.'..
IN -aii County On thc ilud ru'.ttY 40 I.'. ".
40 .ue O'Clock ia tie forenoon, ant show '."'
&c any they have. Why thr same should ."'
proved, app;o ed lud allowed A. ihr .-,. ''' --D
Testament Oi sill deceased.
y n. WAIkEl;. Judge
true copy--attcst. II. {. DAVIS l.r- '...-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

mn, sr,,,s.r,her hereby gives public notice that
nr has been duly appointed by the nonSrsD nS
Judge of Probate The County o. Of the es
assumed the trust OF Admn 1,nr;,an, County OF
ta,e o. and state of Sew Hamp-h'ro having prep
er,y in oar County Of by giving 39nd as ,s
law directs she the eiore ieqges sd deeeosed 20
VIZ az ;nnsdiate payment; and those VINO ha'e
anS demands thereon, TO exhibit ne same F 20
Nov. 81 1876. ONISHA -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

TUE Subscriber hereby gives puDlic notSJ o.
no has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge 0,
psahste for Inc County of oxford. and assuil'u
The trust oi Administrator OF The estate VI
'"' STENENS SMITH, late OF Paris, a.
=, iii Sarntv. deceased by giving bond as ile
law directs: he therefore requests All pGrsohs IN
iaIteJ 10 The estate OF said deceased 10 MAJ ~
msnds thereon 10 exhibit the same 10 ,.o.,,.
mAn"' '''''''" JOSIAH ;. HOBBS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
RankruDt, Sale
commissioners Notice.

FINHE undersign having been appointed by the
i Hon. Judge of Probate for the County of OK.
iOr,!, on lhe IhiTd TUESDAY Of October, \ ID Is7d,
Commissioners 10 receive aud examine the
Claims of creditors against the estate of John
NJ II an late Of Glead in said County deceased,
represented insolvent, hereby give notice that siY
months are allowed 10 said creditors in which to
present and prove their claims, and that they will
be IN session at the following places AMI times for
the purpose of receiving the same, viz: at K. A
FTyes oflice In Bathel in sad County of oxford
on the last Saturday in December 1876. at one
O'Clock in the afternoon. and on the last Saturday
Of March 1877, at one O'Clock In the afternoon.
Dated this tweniy-hnh day OF November, 1876.
4. Il. GOODWIN,
MIGHlLL MASON,
Is Commissioners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
Atrue eop5-Ar,,t: II. e. DAVIS Register

OXFORD, ss:-Ai q CouIt of Probate ac4 =.
Paris, " thin and lor tac County Di ON..' 90
the thiri TuC-,lay OF Nuytultr a. I. .-...
SAMUEL u CHARLES n'mei tNr'h.'f ID D
> certain Instrument pII JIL q tu b.. Ore .-'-
VII and r. -aucnt ot olive thA.e- It'c "' t.-
burg go SAID Couniy dccca Cd, Arias ..'t
the same for .'luhate:
Ordered, Ihat the sad Executor give uoit' ''
al person. Interested by causing cciE 'i '.t
order 20 be published threeWttAr suS,t''ii'l Do
the oxford Democrat printed ~ !'afi' tI-' 10y
IN SAID County, Oh tnt thIrt lut>dlt o. i,. -.At
- O'Clock in The forenoon ard ltw cause Id any
they have Why the same fhouid u, +. v fr..'l'-.-
proved ani fiiowcI a- the la, ~ o. .a4 l-.,ia-. -
OF said deceased.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

T,WENTY YEARS ESTABLISHED a fine
i watch can be repaired or adjusted 20 heat cold
and position, and warranted for Il reasonable price
40 nv establishment. By a perfected apparatus
OF my own invention and make, have adjusted
one watch SO accurately that il varied but - seq
onds in eleven months, and many others with al.
most equal accuracy. SAINT RICHARDS, Jr,
may Gm South Paris, Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

OXFORD, ss:-At Court Of Probate t.,,-
Paris, within and for the County Of Sfo ',5'u a
the third Tuesday OF November A d. Is,G va
IN the petition Of RICHARD 4. FRYE
~ ministrator on the ettalc Of John NJ a. Al
late Of Gilead' IN said County, deceased ,',la.
FOR license 10 sell and CONVEX ali lie r,f 'l .ls
of said decreased for the payment OIL ,l.it.s .s
expenses OF administration ''' 'Ll
Ordered, That the said Petitioner giy. ,,,..
to all persons interested by causing an sh.f.'ee
his petition with this order thereon 20 barrii, o.
three weeks saeecssiyeiy 10 The OAford brmar,'i
printed at Paris. that thcj may appear AZ ~
Court 70 be held az Paris IN SAID CoaUt. ... ,, ''
third Tuc-day Of Dec. next, az g o'e0tt ir ."'
forenoon and shew cause ID any the, La,l a., 49, .1e
same should not be granted. ~ ''e
\. n. WALkER. fsf,.
A trug cQug-attpEf II q NM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

OXFORD, $50 40 o. tDaft .! Ir '... ...i tl
Paris within a.I 60. taU Count. .. Oxford
on the f'r.ri Tu0 -dI, of November a ID .-...
NJNKl ANEt.l NAMED tN.,lt.lN .a l .'. 'a.l
VI To stum.Lt Hfp'iiH- DID, .t .'I. lee " .
IN sail County. deceased, hi..u., u.,. cl... ..
same Toy Probate.
OrJrt,d, that the -a.d iN,.btN t, a.'-
10 40 person. interested. 5y ,Iu..ns4 .ui. .i ''
ordcrtO b, published three week. ,Icc..s.IrI .fii
oxford Democrat printed ~ I.5... tD-t .t,. a.-.
appear % u Probate Court 90 D., hr.. 90 ..--.
tn -gtI Cu4Ht1 on tur t'l.0l iHr-..fF 'l N... frN
10 O'Clock lu the forenoon aat .h0Nr.'.''' t..
thoy have Why thc same should u.t De- ...... 49,.
proved AMI allowed Js tI, irt ID .. D. ..-.
mcnt OF -ail deceased
- "a a O r.r.f f.....
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
CASTORIA.

l. pleasant, and IeI!ec; substitute 10 all cases
for CPstor oil. CastOIia Is thc result OF an old
Physicians on rt 20 produce. tur his own practice
au elective CRthsrtic, pleasant 90 the taste and
tree from -rVing.
p- samuel Pitcher OF ilyanuis, Mass, succeed
ca in combining without thc use o! alchOhol, =
purssiiyc sGcu, pleasant; 10 take a. honey, aud
which possesses all the desirable properties OF
Castor oil
u l. al opted 10 all ages but b. especially recon-
mcuded to mothers as q reliable pmcIy for all
disorder. of thc stomach aad bowels OF children
II O. certain. agreeable absolutely harmless, and
cheap. 10 -huull De- U-ei Tor wind collie, sour
stomach. worms. cI.tlNcun>-, Group, ~, then
children can sleep and mothers may rest
j. T. Rose y 60, g. pey -, Sew \ OK are the
sole prcVaIcI, of Caststil, after Dr. Pitcher,
recipe. ~cllH. 'm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
4 IT. " Mn IN Jl-TrTs
Atfuc copy-asest: II. G. DAVIS, register.

ONFOED, ss.-At = Court Of Probate h,lG az
Paris within AMI Tor the County Of ONioid
on the third iue,dst Of November, n. H. 1910,
hANID liAMMON~ named executor ia Is GER
- tain instrument pufp1rtns 90 Dee Tie iast u.
and Tcsttm.nt u sally n Parker late ol Frye
burg 100 sAid Count, deceased, having prcscntcl
The same !Or probate.
Ordered, That th, said Executor give notice
10 an per.0u, interested 10y causing copy OF
this order 10 De pubsl-'ed nrcc weeks INCREASINGLY
10 th, oxford DrmovIai fnt,datFa Paris, that they
may mp, ~ at Probate CUuftto be held AT PaFi-
IN -sId County Oh Tie third Tuesday OF Dec. next
aty O'Clock ia tht torefoOn aut ,hrN cause u any
they have Why the samc should hot lie pios6d. ap-
proved and allowed 90 The .a-t ~ .iiauG !, lament
OF sad d.cca-eI
An. WALkER, Judge.
4 trme conE-ALie-l- d. q DIVE. E-I--uL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

OXFORD, ss:-Nt 4 Court pt Probate heil az
Pan. within and for the County OF ONioId
an m. third rucsda. Of November \. ID i>.',
A I\Au ELACk Executor ON the e>ttc OF
N sally Walton late oi Pans ~ -'ld COUNTY
tIrcels,d, having presented uts account "i a"-
allowance:
Ordered Thltthe said Executor gtvchpilce
10 an persons Interested 10y causing copy oi
this orirf 90 be- published three weeks ,uccessWry
In the oxford Democrat pi utod 40 fari- ,'hl ihry
NAV appear 10 = Probate Court to hc held 100 iarl-
In said County ou tbc third Tuesday OF Dec ncNt
al . O'Clock iu Tie forenoon and -AcT cau-cu 3t>
they have why ,hc same should not De- "Ho"c'-
An. NNLhER. Judge.
4 lruolnnt-.ltcst. u. Z. DAVE. kcsIslCr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
FOR SALE OR TO LETT!

THE OLD ISAAC THURLOW STAND
l situated in Woodstock, and contain
T4A ing one and half acres OF land, is
lhe ~ hereby offered for sale,-or will DO
lssat& leased to responsible parties: also
$500 one hundred acres of land, situated
in said Woodstock, and formerly owned by Lewis
Fuller. Any person desiring 10 secure good
piece OF property on favorable terms, should ap.
ply Immediately to ALNAI BLACK. ESQ,
oesl.tf Paris Hill, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
AMERICAN AND FOHEIGN PATENTS
Gilmore, smith & Co., Successors chip
man, ITOsmcr - Co.

Gilmore, smith & Co., >ucCesSorst chip
man, Hosmer ~ Co.
Patents procured IN all countries. No fees m
advance. No charge Tor services until patent i
granted. pr,it liuary examinations uvc. our
valuable plmu sent free upon receipt ut stamp
Addrese, GILMORE, SMITH * co,
Washington, ID. {.
ARREARS OF PAY, EQUITY, sc.
Federal Officers. soldiers and sailors ut the late
war or thor heirs ave in many cases tntIt 10
money from The Government which la, been
found 20 lee due since final payment. Write iull
history ot service, aud state amount OF pay and
bounty received. tcItlcltes oi Adiu'aut General
l.. =. \, showing service and honorable discharge
thrrrirum. iu place OF discharges Lost. procured
tor a small tee. Enclose stamp o Gilmore y Co 3,
and fall reply. with blank, will ue sent free.
PENSIONS: PENSIONS,
Al Federal Officers. Soldiers and sailors wound
Cd rupJUrc,i or injured iu The line of duty IN the
late way, and disabled thereby can obtain pen
sion.
widows. ami minor children Of Officers. soldiers
and >a.lurs, Who have dic,!s since discharge, OF
disease contracted, or wounds and iuIurir- re-
crNci !u The service and ia lluC of duty, can pro
cure pensions, by addressing GILMORE y 60.
Increased rates for PensIpucr, obtained. Eoun-
o. LAID Warrants procured for service ia wars
prior u March %, l>jj. There are no warrants
Granted FOR service in the late rebellion.
send stIm GILMORE & CO., Washing
ton, ID. G., tor full Instructions mt,2u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
Atruosopy-a,,cst: II. c. DAVIS Register.

OXFORD, ss:-M a Court OF Probate held
Paris within and for the COunty Of oxford
on the tlird Tuesday OF November, \. y. l-s1.
OPENER ABBOTT named executor 10 q Ger
> tain instrument purpOUiug % be the last W DO
aud Testament OF Anna Abbott late ot Eumiosd
Ia slld County deceased, having presented the
same tor Probate.
ordered, that The sand Executor give notice TO
all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order 20 be- ruuli-hr three week, excessively 900
The oxford Democrat, printed az Faris, that they
NAV appear 40 PRO. ale Court To- BE- held 10 faTi-
in slij county ON the thlId Tuesday OF bee. neat
at3u'tiu,k ia the forenoon aud show cause % any
they have Why the said Instrument should not Dee
proved, approved aul allowed As the last W 10
aud Testament OF said deceased
II "a Al LlF IuTva
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
Il will do one third more heating than any
other with the same amount Of flGl.

Because it has double the raiiatng surface di'
rccuy exposed 10 the lro one broad sheet hue
carrying the flames entirely around The stove
keeping the lo,r and feet warm.
4 frc can be easily kept all winter without kindl'
Ing, and house Ifants can bc kept all winter as
safe and Tree from frost n by a coal stove.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
Notice of Foreclosure

An. WALkEK. Judge.
\ true copy-attest; II. G. DAVIS. Raider.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

\ IT WI 10 "--l-T
\ true copy-attest. II. 4. DAVIS. i'e- '....
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-12

are expected TO run with little noise,
Steam will be generated in 20 boilers
of tubular construction.
The recent cold snap told fearfnlly on
the Japanese wOrkmen, at the grounds,
they were thlniy clad and not at al, pre-
pared for such sudden caper Of Jack
Frosts. Their manner of work const,
tutes one OF the great attractions of the
grounds. They are daily surrounded
by crowds OF people, lntently watching
them. Their hand saw resembles
meat cleaver and cuts with the draw
instead of the thrust. They use their
planes In the same manner, that is, IL
cuts or planes as 1t is drawn toward
the workman. Their mailing hammers
are provided with sharp pointed avis
in place of claw. They pierce the
wood and insert the nail and dive it
home with the face of the hammer.
Their hatchets resembles an interriga-
tion point, (2)and is handled with great
skill. The building is light, but Is
firmly put together, az most of the
joints are dovetaled. The roof will be
covered with tile 3.4 inches thick, but
Of very light weight. Each man wears
the insignia of his rank on a medallion,
upon the breast; or, should say, when
at work they reverse II and wear it on
the back. Yours truly,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-12

of the 10000 men and boys whom
the great suspension in the anthracite
coal regions throws out of employment
about 1900 are in the eastern districts
of the Wyoming coal field, extending
from Carbondale to Jenkins township
below Pittstcn, and including both
those places. More than $4,000 men
and boys will be thrown idle in the
Schuylkill region, including the Potts
vile, Sham okin and Ashland districts,
and in the middle district of Luzerne
and Carbon, embracing Wilkesbarre
and Hazleton, and the southern district
of Luzerne and Carbon, extending from
jenkins township through the remain
der of the Wyoming Valley, over go
900 men and boys.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-12
Matters OfHnteresG.


Henry Hausman, OF Lancaster county, sold
tobacco raised last wear on eight acres OF ground
10 Caiiiorhia Duyer lor over S4'Uu'
The secretary of the Young MonIs Chris.
ttan Assnciation M scISntnn ia beip@ Inveaii
goted serous chorgaa HAVING hem Inada
against him,
The jury in the case OF Lands. NJ Bridge
ION n. - came lllt0 court on SATURDAY nlght,
anu rendered verdlct OF - not guilty, on the
grouhd OF INSANITY
nole protbers NJ MAUI yorh ond pos,or
deoisrs in tiannsi and wooie1 goods are w.
n0rtSs 10 boI,a soil@d nth nol'iiitIa5 anoonp 30
ting to more than j, 600 900.
The trial Of Joseph Fiem for the murder of
MS Detrothed, Amelia Palllng on the 18TH ult..
began a. Pitts0urg. Tuesday morning, and was
concluded IN the evening with verdict OF mur-
der Ill the second degree'
Senator ChItstiancy, OF Michigan. was mar
ried to MI ss Lille Lugerbeel, Treasury clerk,
IN Washington Tuesday morning. Senator
grOOmsman. The groom is "a years Of age. the
bride Is.
The coal commission houses of E. A. Packer
e. Co.,E b. Fly y Coand BFaman & Hartwell,
of New York. and the extensiVe coal firm of s.
X. smith d Co., of New Haven, have suspen.
ded. Their liabilities aggregate $500 900. L. A.
Packer & Co., expect to pay in full and re-
sumo.
An endemic ia prevailing at Espvville.
Crawfo rd ronnfv which nos ca9nseS n11Pcb i M
terng,, the disease appears to be an atteeIion
Of the liver and kidneys, in many cases being
attended with severe vomiting. Many families
ere still prostrated.
Tho cincipnati Pno,,;rsr sovs 1s1 covar
nor Cnrtip ~ PennsyiVonia eyaHvTbere S.
strongly Iecommended as = democratic candi,
oartainiv Snih re most tastdinn liz id
impart great strength TO the ticket.
"A fire in New YORK Tuesdav niyht dastrovad
nearly me yyhoIe hIock honndsd hv Rros1,vy1 " y
thirtv bniIdinas ware cansnynad ava tha ia.ys
ia astimsted al Ss mo- o0S Thrsa araynsn an ,Goro
a., ,1aiIs % 'o'of"A 00n0io "o'o 'HJou w i9i'
ans w
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-12

Misder Drucker- Now will ich over
amohl shreiva fun weaya sOcha dos do
in unserm shteddle gahapponed sin de
leChta woch, as worra net wennicher
dos dreitsa rumloaiers om lechter Fri
dog do rum galOffa, un han gasaut dos
SO kenta ken arwert gricker, uu Sc wot-
Ia ebbes su casa hover. No hut dar
Jow- Rpndohr Finf fun cana ebbes
su assa gava, un tswa sin tsum Fred
Biffelmiller un ar hut cana an tshck
budder brod gava, un sex sin ons Kaf-
ferfonger Wartz house un han q wan"
nich dOd grickt, un kens fun ena hut
ebbes shoffer woler dar forum now
wos denksht dot darfun, dar Jow Run
dobr is aw an shofmon un so is dar
Fred Biifelmiler, un de ferIoagna, fer
lussa, ferlumpter, ferlOmter rumlotter
won mer so sauga mus, Sc farlussa slch
youcht ld rs betreeya un shtala. Well
iCh mus ned for gessa was lch sauga
will, de carls sin no ford gonga VI. mer
han kens fun cana ma gasana, over dar
Pit erosion hut ON FridOg 81 SOW ga
shlucht un nOcht sin all cara bred war
SHIT gashtOler warra, uu dar Gead Win
kertliggel hut aw ebbes ON siln shtol
gahard over de hund han so krisal-hef-
dicb gaboft dos de rawvers bong sin
warra, now NEAR wissa ned ware as
ware dos am Pit erosion 81 brOwwOrst
gamma han, over dar Charl Kaffer-
fonger meant won NEAR menner shnay
grickt hetta dan winder bis do har,
DOM hetta near sea griaya kenna on
dar shpoor dos near sana bet kenna
war as wore, over NEAR han noch gor
ken schnay kotta dan wjnder. DaI
johnny Maxmller maud near sut de
carls gornix gevva wO Sc do rum lofa,
Sc arsht shoffPr maucher dos sea as a
fordeaDna duhna, Un now will ich
der amohl sauga we es doh in Shtnffel-
town har geat, du weRsht, near sin
yusht about gooty lett doh, un over
NEAR hen nea so Drrich feat truvel NIT
denna rumlofers, de wos NEAR de fouer
lOnsleit beast. Now, Mr.. Drucker ,mear
hen i'm sin, SO an society uf maucha
un de carlS close watcha fun wO sc
hare CONNER, un wo sea Oner geana,
un no aw grod dar kunshdaweler dor
by cover, un de carl5 grod in dor lock-
up du wonn sea sich net barhafer. Now
wOnn du near dar brief recht shea in de
tsetund nj drucEer dusht, uf deitsch,
nit shana grOsa bushtawva, so dos un'
ser aus os aw fershtead do shribe iCl
widder de neaght WOch.
SAM X KRIsUgHA A. suTI FIJI III
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-12
In the State Senate. We

In the State Senate, Wednesday,
the conference report on the bill divert
ing certain moneys from the Sinking
to the General Fund was agreed to.
The bill reducing the salaries of mem-
bers and officers of the Legislature, and
reducing the number of officers, was
reported negatively. Among the bills
reported favorably was the supplement
to the Election Law. 4 bill was pass
ed which VIRTUALLY delegates to COM
mission the power Of saying who shall
and who shall not be employed as steam
engineers in certain counties, of the
State, and ignores the rights of eolliery
owners to employ such persons as they
may deem expedient." A joint resolu-
ton fixing the date Of final adjournment
of the Legislature on March 23d was
adopted and sent to ths House. In
the House, the act regulating the cross
ing at grade of steam railwa Us was re-
ported favprably.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-12
Letter from Harrisburg.
nARRIsRrRa. Foh. 10. IS

HARRIsBURG, Feb. 10. is7C,
Mr.. ED.-Harrisburg is happy--ths
strong bars of the iron box were forced
yesterday, aud Bob Mackey the execra-
ted, is now Bob OF blessed memory; i'm
recuniOus members wait graciously Oh
his SMILES and pocket his favOrs. The
saloon keepere are wiping off the care
fully executed chalk hierOglyphics onthe
inside of their bars, placed there to re-
member the spiritual comfort OF drouthy
members and their friends during the
early days of financial embarrassment.
a nd as the empty glasses are scattered
waltzingly along the polished surface
of the marble topped bar, and "a little
of the same a. before handed out with
more subservient compliance than for
merly, the dignity of the members is
visibly on the rise. The bar trade has
picked up amazingly, and the spirits Gf
members are more bouyant than before,
Bills looking toinviting Congressional
aid in Texas Pacific road goes through
with rush. Appropriation bills are
maturing. l see little Carbon asks moth
ing, she will get it, without a doubt.
Philadelphia and Allegheny cry more,
more, ever more.
The committee sent to Pittsburg to
investigate certain reform school are
raising Old Ned with the management.
The committee on the Reading Rail-
road Co. appointed last winter, have
handed in very lame report, a perfect
daub of white washing. 1t did seem as if
the committee was selected from the
most pointless material in both Houses.
The member from your town weekly
visits home, while his more solid noun.
tain colleague has paid but one visit to
his mountain dell home, but all will
abandon the Capital next Saturday to
attend the elections of Tuesday. Both
Houses adjourn fran Friday until the
following ednesday.
As you crowded me out last week, /
will cut short to-day.
NoBRAc
NoTE-Y ours of last week did not reach this
Office until p. M Friday. Throw another
mill dam at Uncle SAINTS stupid r. o. Officiis -
ED,