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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

FURNITURE -Housekeepers who wish to
repleaish and those who intend to com
mence housekeeping will do well to pay a
visit II the immense furniture emporium of
Mr.. J. Is. Hubbard. No. l22 .mpart street
corner Of PerGiGo street, where they will
find complete stock Of mahogany. rose
wood and oak furniture Of the most elegs mt
styles. lie has alec a large assortment of
common beds, washstands and other furn-
ture, suitable for the country trade. Mr..
Hubbard buys exclusively from first hands
for cash, and is therefore prepared to give
all who call on him extraordinary bargains.
He is one of the oldest merchants of our
city, and his well established reputation for
integrity and far dealing is sufficient
guarantee for the goods he sells.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
FOREIGN.
The Captains story.

LONDON, February l9-At the inques
the captain OF the Strstb Clyde complaint
that the FrancCnla never attempted t(
assist his people; not even was rope
thrown to save the drowning.
Ashore.
The ship Turkestan 10 ashore at Pert
Mudoc. The crew o. the vessel landed,
the captain and mates remained aboard.
The insurgents.
The Times core pondent talegraphs
from NrGvo: l met insurgent chiefs at SUIT
torino. They are unanimously determined
to refuse all compromise with the Porte.
They will fight for the complete freedom Of
their country.
Winsl0w's Family.
Mrs Winslow, her son and sister are
here. They have only about 500, and
seem in great trouble. The United States
consul at Rotterdam took from Mrs. Wins
low $1,000 in money and $1,000 in United
States bonds. 1t is supposed this money
was her personal funds.
Abandoned at Sea.
The British biig Auxillian, from Pasca-
goula, was abandoned at sea. The crew are
at Falmouth.
The Roman Ambassador.
ROME, February lS-General Menabria
has been appointed Ambassador to London.
Freshet in the Danube.
VIENNA, February lS-The Danube is
flooding and the outlying suburbs are inun-
dated.
The Wicked Editor.
PARIS, February Ism. Lenoir is the re-
eponsible editor OF the Repnblique Franchise,
and will undergo the sentence of the cor
rectional court.
Dead.
Henry Joseph Guillarani Patton. the
French Academician, is dead.
The Carnival Mt Naples.
NAPLES, February l9-Victor Emanuel
il here and Will remain during the carnival.
Americans are arriving from all parts of
Europe to witness the carnival.
The Carl!sts Claim n Victory.
HENDAYE, February 49, - The Carlists
claim great victory in repulsing the AL
tonsist attack on Es.alla ard Santa Barba-
"a, along the whole line, intleting great
losses and taking 1000 prisoners. 1t is as
serted that the Cariists have occupied "a
IA and the coast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

". II. APPLICANTS The attention of our
readers is directed to the advertisement OF
this old and reliable merchant, who is Low
better prepared than ever before, to ex
ecute all orders for plumbing and to supply
from his we'll selected stock the best cook
ing ranges, bath tubs. lit and force pumps
sheet lead and lead pipe. brass and plated
cocks, etc. Mr. Applegate employs Zone
but experienced workmep, and having
every facility for his business. can guaran-
tee satisfaction to all who call on him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

The man who is wise enough to always
keep on hand a good supply of that dancing,
liquid George GJulet champagne possesses
a source of joy that is unfaillng, and insures
to himself a perpetual carnival, whether
Rex revcls il the Crescent City or reigns
in Jericho. Blessed be he who invented
sleep. prayed the sage and i!lustrious San
cho Panzi. but honored rather be he who
provides solacs for those waking hours
which ali must live through, and dispenses
a cheerer Tor the times when dull care will
close his clutches on the heart. Such a
henefactor is George Goulet, and Paul
Gelpi s. Brother, No. - Decatur street, are
his very courteous agente.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

Never give up, for it often happens that
the darkest hour is just before the dawn Of
prosperity. Patient economy is the only
sure road to competency and happiness,
and it is best to place your surplus earnings
in reliable Savings Bank where the in
terest will assist you. The Workingmen's
Bank, No. 81 Canal street, In the savings
department., will receive deposits, large or
small. and allow interest at six per cent,
payable semi annually.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
Quick Run Across the Sea.

A. X. Miller s. Co agents in this city for
the White Star line OF ocean steamers, are
naturally proud Of the quick trip recently
made by the steamer Gernanic. TIE Ger
manic a rived at Queenstown on the ttir
teenth Instant from New York, having
made the run il eeTen dave and fifteen
hours, said 10 he the quickest voyage across
tie &C can: SIZE averaged $50 knots per day.
a knot being eQlal TO one and one-sixteenth
of d mile
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

CHOICE NEW GooDs.-Mrs. X. c. Logan,
who is now fully established in her new and
centrally located store, No. IA Baronne
street, next to Grunewa Hall, desires the
ladies to call and see the new and elegant
goods for ball ard evening wear which she
is almost daily receiving. MTs. Logan's ex-
oellert taste in selecting and making up
hats, dresses, etc. is universally acknowl-
edged, and ladies who wish to be the lad
mired Of all admirers' should give Mrs.
Logan call at once.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

Heath, Puppy & Lara are giving their
numerous customers grand carnival re-
ception every day at their store, Nos. 81
and SO Camp street, whore all goods are be-
ing disposed of rapidly, at such low rates
that lace uItsins. carpets, rugs pictures,
picture frames, and all manner of nice,
useful and ornamental house filings are
disappearing like hot cakes we'll buttered,
or, for that matter, anything else that is ex.
ira good.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

PIANOS VERY CHEAr-On account of
liquidation, Mr.. j. A. Perrier. No. $50 Royal
street, is now Offering new and second hand
pianos at prices which need only to be seen
to secure sales to all who wish to purchase.
He guarantees satisfaction with every sale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
VARIETIES TUr4rRE-L.sr NIGH 9

VARIETIES THEATRE-L.ST NIGHTS
OF the favorite MRS. HENRIETTA CH4SFRAU
Monday evening, Tuesday eyeai and Wedn tav
atinte, G. W layleure's thrilling emotional p,ay
Jeaousy, or the GU cast Wife. No performance
IhursGa1 night. AL extra matinee hursdav roor.
W'dnt eday evening txira mat lnee. and TAursdav,
e. ". lay ur.'s american comedy drama. Parted.
or the Bank Failure. Friday and Saturday even
irgs, Charles kead.'s beautiful play Dora; PLAYED
oy Mrs. Cuanf all 2a0 ishts III Boston Saturday
matinee, Christie Jotustoue. Extra matinee Mon
day Lext. February % Two Urpsan. Monday
evening. February 20. III. f-ark s Chanfr.u as
SAM. IL De "aideus comedy, or llnaily wri fer
and paS'd by Nix Chanirau upwa. DIS of $50 nights
in New York ;,pg
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

Mrs. Sarah A. Dorsey is invited to read
paper before the Academy Of Sciences, on
Tuesday evening. the tWenty.second Of Feb
ruary. Also, DR.. Otto kratz will lecture be.
fore the Academy on the diffusion pro-
cess for sugar making. The evening will
doubtless be very interesting. The doors
are Onen
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

NEW GOODs.-Eisitors and citizens will
90 we'll to call and see the new and elegant
goods just received by Nine. Rosa Reynoir,
No. 9 Chartres street. Sac has the newest
styles 10 hats and boLnets, ribbons, flowers,
tips, birds wings, and sprays for the hair.
and as her prices are always reasonable,
purchasers will study their own interest by
giving her call
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

HALEY.-Mr. c. c. Haley, of No. II Com
merclal place, the purveyor Of news ant
light literature, has received the magazines
Tor March, the illustrated and fashion papers
for the week. tie newspapers for every day
from the North and West.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS,

Sunk by the Ice.
POUGHKEEPsIE, February 10. - Tire,
canal tolts, with 400 tons Of COAL were
sunk by ice
SwiniIe.
PITTsEURG, February l9-An iuvestiga-
ton III the oustCmhouse sho rs a two dollar
swindle on each consignment
A Victory Of the Sonora Insurgents.
SAN FRANCISCO, February ia battle
occurred between the Sonora revouticnlst.
and State troops. near Clamos. The troops
were routed. The insurgents concentrated
500 cavalry near Guyafi.
Marine.
Norfolk, February ia schooner is
ashore on Hogs Island. Wreckers have
gone to her assistance.
Ice Houses Burned.
ATHENS, N. Y, February l9.-Eight of
the knickerbocker Ice Company houses
burned, with 10000 tons Of ice. LOSS
1925 600
Bank Failure.
CAzENovIA, N. Y, February l9.-Tao Caz-
eloNla Bank has closed.
A Legislator Caught Stealing Is n
Negro, and is Expelled.
RICHMOND, Va, February ia. d.
RUttiD, colcIed member OF the House of
Delegates from Dnwiddie county, was eX-
PEELED to-day for improper conduct in alb
htracting money from the pay book OF the
sergeanl-at-arms. His guilt was establie he'd
beyond doubt as the missing money was
traced to him. and he confessed by giving
an order against his per diem for the
amount. The money he took was that of
another colored member, which was in the
pay hook near his own.
Tennessee Changers.
MEMPHIS February 1.-the Aralanche's
Hon. A. Is. Haynes, of Shelby county, was
elected master Of the State Grange, which
body is in session there.
lmpeaching Nlississippi's Lieutenant Gov.
ernOr.
A jackson, Mississippi, special to the
Avalanche tonight Gays the Senate was to-
day formed into court of impeachment,
and the oath administered by ndge SimraIl
The frs session will be held Monday
An act 10 reorganize the congressional dis.
tricts was introduced and referred in the
The Congregational Council.
BROOKLYN, February l0-It is thought
the m, 1rb OF the council arc much more
fsyorably jmprtfted with tho aprearauce
of things generally than they expected to
be, ard it is more than probable tneir con-
clusinn will commend the action OF Plym-
outh Church in dropping the NINE OF Mrs.
Monlton from the roll.
But little can be learned in regard to the
work of the committees OF the different
questions embodi:d in letter missive, but
ali sle ready or reariy So to report their
G. Inclusion Cd Monday next. 1t 10 thought
that the q rmi:,ee who have under consld-
GRAFTON rule Nc. will recommend therein
HE use Of the words, "Withhrawal OF
watch. care ard fellowship Of church."
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
once Chief Signal Officer, I
Washington, February 10, 1876. $50 r. d. ,
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gull sta.es'
light, variable winds and clear or partly CLOUDY
weather VIII prevail s.b.
For the ". tern Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, easteriy to souiheriy winds i,sing
Temperature, partly cloudy weather and iailing
River and Marine News.
SorrHwKsr PAss February 49, r M..barometer
q IS. Vino bortheast fresh weather conoy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

SHOULDER ARMs.-If the troops Of his
majesty, Rex, or any other man, should be
short of guns, they can be supplied by Mr..
William II. Shepard, No. So Customhouse
street. who has just received 10000
Springfield muskets, in complete order,
which he will sell at remarkably low fig
ares. in lots to suit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
The Continental Bail.

Ii there is no continental dam made be
tween the public and st. Patrick's Hall OF
Tuesday evening, the ball to be given by
the Cont mental Benevolent Association, for
the benefit of Company A, Continental
Guards, will be grand affair. The Guards
will appear in their SNOWY costume, and
the ladies will look as lovely as possible.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

SED1NE-A discovery from the cotton
plant. Zee it in place Of quinine. The best
antiperiodic and tonic known. 1t can be
found at Vcgel & Tuma's, druggists, No. 9
Camp street. NJ. &. Morrison g. Co., gen
eral agents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

The twenty second Is at hand, and the
fulfllment O: many brave gallant and
gentle maiden anticipations near compile
ton. Next Tuesday the long aad pleasure
bly, anticipated Continental ball will come
of What a gay affair 1t will be! Such tiGt-
tering Of heartsi Slch music, dancing.
promenading, hirtations and love making.
The Guards are as brave and chivalrous as
were the men from whom they they derive
the rame of their popular and fast ilcreae-
ing organization; famous as hosts. unsur-
passed in courtesy, and well versd IL all
the gentle and pleasure giving amenities Of
life; therefore, the fortunate recipients OF
iavit atoms TO their sociable may consra.u-
late themselves or having OBJ tanned the earn
est of delightful reunion, where there is
no doubt all will Go happy as marriage
bell"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

4 GRIND CENTENNIAL CALICO
AND FANCY DRESS PROMENADE CONCERT.
For the Benefit of the
LADIES' AID SOCIETY
OF THB SIXTH DISTRICT.
viii be Given
AT ST. PATRlCk'S HALL,
Wednesday Evening, February 33s 1876,
At half past seven O'Clock.
Tho Thirteenth United States Infantry band Is
engaged for this grand entertainment. and the
blowing pieces will be played during the evening
I. G:and march from Ma.
2. Selections from Macbeth.
3. Fanfare from La File de- Nine Argot
4. GraLd March from q chorus Of tne Cruciato.
S. Rem -Cencea Of Verdi.
6. Duet from La Tiavata.
7. Grand March PJ"ra'se.
0. Sel ttirns from william Tell.
8. La P.r!choie.
10. Grand March from the Prophet
II. Selections from Ernan.
IL. Worlds Peace Jubilee.
Several of or we'll known anna eurs will assist
in making pleasant evening, A1d the visit OF dis
tinguished visitors 20 fall dress uniform wi II add
picturesGueness 10 the festivities.
Tickets-Fifty Cents. fe20 St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
A HOST OF MALE SPECIALITY ARTISTS.
" ENlsER's GARDEN,
Nos. IL and l3 Bourbon Street.

Fl. WENGEK, PROPRIETOR
Lsrgeet Hall in the city. Best European and
families, with separate entrance. Ths BEST wines
and liquors. First class restaurant at moderate
prices Phil. Bests celebrated Milwaukee Lager
Eeer at Il 70 cents per glAss isl3 y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

1t appears Louisville can not be made at
tractive enough to keep her base ball clubs
at home.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
rrHE LADIES or THE CFSTR.,

VNHE LADIES OF TIE CENTRAL.
l. congregational CAuich connected their
ANNA Far for the benefit of the Church last
Wednesday evening. IhA,e are several valuable
p'iz-s to te contested rv the ID Is. Hon. J.
HEM Eufch and Hon. Pawn Your e. of the Senate
al q Hon. +. A. Woods 81 Hon. henTy Dcmas of
the House are conte sing for a tiue horse, which
PROMISES 10 De a hot connect
TIE IA is held il the vest.br,e Of tie Church
corner f Liberty and Gas Iuet st1eet.
The fIleEd- of the Church ale CORDIAL Invited TO
ate nd. Al N ssiou ten c-rrs t.2G2-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

Solid gold jswelry at seligmau's, No. s.
Baronno street. at the lowest possible
prices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

Caesars wife trusted her husband III
plcitly, because she was above suspicion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
EKUNEWALD HALL.

GKUNEWALD HALL.
HANS Won BULOW,
LAST NIGHT But ONE
Monday Evening, February II, at Eight
O'Clock.
Won BTLOW will rlav BEETHOVEN Scpete
Pathe'ique: Anadaute opus 81. Three eke Chez
from Opus g and 10; Ies Adi-ux L'Abseucs ct Il,
Retour opus 81 a kCBIN>TtIN Prelude az d
Fugut; B4rcaTol and valse brliante; CHOPIN:
Eooturnt; Inpromptu and ScheIzo; LisZr Spanish
r psody.
MISS RONYN will sing at this Concer.
gCtSDAT-Grand Farewell Night.
WsDNE>DAI-Msti ee d Adl+ux
Admission il; secured seats So, at Grunevald's
and Elio's IN Isic stores
Chickerirs pianos are used at ali Won Bu'ow
Concerto fesD lr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

DR.. Prices American perfumes are the
gems Of all 0dors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

Use Dr. Prices cream baking powder
the best in the market. Grocers keep it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

TIE BIGGEST SHOW ON EARTH,
THIRTY SPECIALITY ARTISTS.
Miss Mol Foster. Miss Blanche Selvyr
Miss Agnes Morton, Miss Jennie Southern
MISS shlFe vest. Miss Nellie Taylor,
Miss Amelia Dean. Miss Mary Olive,
Miss alice Gilmo,c Mise Bella BENT
h 80 Minnie Cook, Mics Jennie Forrest
Miss det'ie Lewis. Miss Laura Morgan,
A HOST OF MALE SPECIALITY ARTISTS.
The entire company Will orpear in ths celebrated
Canaan.
. saturday Evening, February pa Grand Fancy
MASK BAL will be gwen in this theatre after the
performance
also, Grand Ball will BIO given at this theatre
on Mardi Gras night. ;e2O
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

The EMERSON PIANo.-Since the good
old times when money was plenty cur music
loving community has keenly felt the wAnt
of a really good first class piano at a moo
crate price, commensurate with our reduced
resources-in short, peoples piano
That want has been fully supplied by the
enterprise OF our Canal street mueic firm,
Blackmar & Finney, in their introduction OF
the popular Emerson piano, OF Boston, which
is unheeltatingly and conscientiousiy repre-
sented by them to be strictly first class in
all its details, as we'll as unusually ornate
and elegant in exterior flush and appear
ance, and at d price one-third below that OF
the same grade and style of other first class
pianos from " hich the Emerson could not be
distinguished if tried toge ther in a dark room.
Purchasers should by all means examine
these at Messrs Backmar & Finney's ware
rooms, opposite tie Varieties Theatre, be-
fore buying,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

sill They Canes

There was great Stir among the stten'
dants at Carnival Palace yesterday, occa'
stoned by the arrival of many OF the dis-
tinguished men of the realm, among the
most celebrated of whom was the Duke Of
Clcquot. who with large retinue, reached
the palace early in the morning. The House
of Clicquot is one Of the most ancient OF
those wLo owe allegiance to our glorious
King, and as a marx of his devotion to his
august master, has ordered ten ship loads
of his celebrated wine, the Eugene Clicquot
champagne, for the use of the palace on
the approaching fete day Of the King. bis
grace's butler. Boquet. was loud IN his
praise of the liberality of bis master, and
those who heard him we're filled with antici'
pations of the pleasure to be had from
uuafing this rare and sparkling wine
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-06-17
A Merited compliment.

The many friends Of Mr.. John NJ. Kessler for
merly principal Of the Lehighton Public Schools.
and brother of the late Rev. G. Kassler will be
pleased to read the following notice in refer
ence to his admission to the Bar,sf Lehigh Co.,
which we copy from the Allentown Democrat
Of this week:
Our talented young townsmAn, Mr., ]. NJ. Kess-
Ter, who has been engaged In the STUDY OF the
law for the past three years in The ofhoe ef John
Rupp, ESQ. was ON Tuesday OF last week. on
mouon of his able preceDtor, admitted to prac-
tice IN the several courts OF this county. He
had applied himself vigorously 70 his Studies
and as q result passed very thorough exami-
nation, doing himself great credit and display
ing legal acQ uirements not often exhibited by
young men III the set out Of their careers. We
Congratulate him on his entry upon the practice
OF a profession In which good, pure and talented
men always succeed. He IL young man OF
fine natural ability, ana Of studiOus habits, and
we have no doubt but that he will make his
mark as lawyer. He may, as is the case with
all beginners III the practice OF the law, be a
little lonesome for ldeK OF clients TO start with,
but so sure as water SEEKS its leyel Just so sure
will time bring its reward TO the deserving IL
is hardly necessary To wish him success IN his
proiesslon-youog men Of his stamp Always
achieve H.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-06-17
weissport Evangelical s. q.

Tho children's meeting In tho Evangelical
church in Weissport on last Sabbath evening
was grand success. The church was nicely
decorated with wreaths and beautiful bou.
quetes The large church was crowded and
some could not gain admittance. The addresses
by Revs. q. Neits, 8. Breyfogel. J. @. Bem and
l. W. feakel, were pointed. timely and appreci-
ated by young and old The hinging. under
the charge OF tine pastor was highly praised by
s. Neitz IN his address, and was truly well rem
dered by the school, The pastor stated That the
SCHOOL was in good financial aud numerical
condition. The adult department Is uDaer the
efficient superin tendency of F. Laurv. Esq
This department. IL well arranged nni conduct
oil. Tho infant department is IN charge OF Mrs
Webster Weiss and MISS sarah Laurv, The
foursbing eondiuon OF this branch shows that
they are well qualified for TINS env Gus position.
The whole school enrOls over two hundred
scholars Last SUNDAY there were lS present.
The active workers spare no efforts TO make tue
school ever more interesting, profitable and
tel ing IN the future than 1T was In the past and
therefore deserves the patronage ana support
OF all who have the cause OF Christ at heart
GO see, hear JON and work Tor Jesus. THIS
sabbath school In union with few others ex
pect to hold grand centennial celebration, in
Knchs woods, on the 4th OF July. The cOlleo,
tors, appointed to secure money TO spread a FREQ
table of substantial food, deserve O liberal sup.
port Of all.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-06-17

NThe teachers connected with the
Reformed Sunday School, on Wednes-
day evening last, presented their lnde'
fatigable Superintendent, Mr.. VIM.
Seaboldt with copy Of Smiths Com
prehensive Bible Dictionary, rs a mark
Of their appreciation Of his valuable
services In connection with the Sabbath
School. The presentation was made by
a committee of three consisting Vt II.
A, Peters, Joseph Horn and John
Obert.
The following is the result Of pros
pecting for coal with the diamond drill
In the Nesquehoning coal fields. The
81. foot bed OF coal discovered Is thought
to be the Buck Mountain vein First
week, z feet rock, 2 n feet coal, 10 feet
slate, 1873 feet rock. Second week, Q
feet slate, 19 inches coal, 1875 feet rock.
Third week, 10 feet slate, 81 feet coal,
38 feet rock. Fourth week,2 feet coal,
108 feet rock. Fifth week, OIL feet
rock. Sixth week, 101 feet Of rock and
slate, making in all 712 feet deep.
We had expected to have the pleas
ure of walking the streets Of Lehighton
without rlsking our neck on broken
down, rotten sidewalks when f. p.
Semmel was elected Burgess. The
Burgess has set good example In lay
ing q good substantial side walk In
front of his own handsome store, but
that is not enough, let US have a good
sidewalk the entire length OF Bank st.
and Bankway. Travellers arriving by
late T., " traina run the risk of life or
limb in the effort TO reach the Exchange
Hotel or Carbon House. Move In this
matter at once, Mr.. Burgess.