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National Republican., 1877-08-09

NEW "vEsT.PoCKET' BOOKS.
A MoosEHEAD JOuRNAI.-J. r. Lowell.
LALLBlRO IL PENSEROsA, Ac.-Miiton.
sUMMEll-Iames Thomson
FAVoRITE PoEMS.-wlliiam Cooper.
osGooDs GUIDE BOOKS
THE MIDDLE sTATFsS Maps, Is Plans. n
NEW ENGLAND. MAPS, II Plans. q
THE ITIMEPRONfNCES MAPS, Plans. q.
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. Maps, Pano-
ramasL ".
Incomparahly the fullest, most accurate every way
best, American Guide Books.
For sale by booksellers and newsdeaers. Sent, post
paid, on receipt Of price. by the publishers.
JAMES r. OsGOOD & co, Boston.
CHAS. T. DILLINGHAM, 67s broadway,
yis Special Agent for J. II. o. Co IS Publications.
nR. L. sAUvEuRs NEW PUBLICATION:
- FABLES DE LA FONTAINE, tavec Notes ct
COmmentalres,l sli0.
HENRY HOLT. Is Bond street,
+. W. .CHRISTERN. II University Place,
jyls New York.
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AUCTION sAnEs-ruruRE pAYs.

:
rI,RusTEEs SALE OF A DEsIRABLE DWELL
u ING, NO. 1900 THIRTEENTH sTREEr
NORTHwEyT, NEAR THE THIRTEENTH
STREET CIRCLE
BY virtue OF deed of trust. recorded In Llber 1g7
folio ss5 one Of the land records for Washington
county, In the District OF Columbia, and upon the
written request Oft party secured thereby, shall
sell at public auction, in front Of the prenses, a
o'clock p. m, on MONDAY. August n, A y. isI7,
The real estate situate IN ne Guy
certain piece parcel OF land known on the ground
plan OF said city as lot iettered of hctreEor anu
Miburns subdivision trecorded) Of lots my
s) afty-nine (,el and SIXTY, (so) OF Klnsmsns sub
division recorded) Of square two hundred and forty
one, C2ti)
Terms prescribed by trust. 1850, the amount Of
Indebtedness secured by this deed Of trust unpaid,
with interes, thereon al eight per cent fron June %
lweive Q2l eshteen is) and twenty-four ysN months
for which the notes Of the purchaser bearing Interest
fron, the day Of sale and secured by deed OF trust
on the property sold, shalt be taken. deposit Of
800 shall he required Of the purchaser at the time q
sale. All conveyancing at purchasers coat IL
terms OF sale are not complied with In ten days the
reserves the right TO RESELL amer such notice -
he may deem ft, at the cost Of the defautinG pur'
chaser. W. n LORD, Trustee,
40 Louisiana avenue.
aurs CHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
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~ PriEes, amounting 10 (spanish dollaTs)
Information furnished YnrE. Orders filled. Prizes
cashed. spanish Bank Bilis and Governments pur-
chased
TAYLOR a CO., Bankers,
jyi33m No II Wall street, New York CITY.
National Republican., 1877-08-09

CARRIAGES.
A. LEApISoHAM. T wwIDDIcoABK.
LEADINGHAM & co.'s
LIVERY AND BOARDING sTABLEs
1877 H street northwest.
Carriages and Light Wagons OF the latest styles
be engaged by the month, week. day or job. Coaches
for pcnics fishing parties at short notice. We call
special attention to our Horse Boarding Department
Our stables the coolest with the best ventilation
and largest stalls to be found In the city whilst our
carriage parlors are properly ventilated and dry. As
there Is but one building adjoining us, and that .
brick one. nearly hre-proof
BAGGAGE CALLED FOR AND CHECKED
AT Residences TO ALL POINTS
ON EITHER BALTIMORE
AND OHIO OR BALTI
MOREAHDPOTO-
MAC ROADS.
Orders lon at 1877 II street, or at willards Hotel
will! receive eromp. attention: mysstf
INSURANCE.
TNHIRTY.F FOURTH YEAR.
NEW rsGsah22 G5AF2sF NgTSAE R5stoS sgE aa ssURAS'r
ASSETS 100000
LOOK OUT FOR THIRrY!THIRD ANNUAL RE
PORT, INT.
All dne over @ saScc have been returned 70 mem,
bers during the last thirty three years.
RfG foLIGls prS'es!sa o nom forfeiture by State
law. Solicitors wanted, Liberal terms made 10 par
''' nav '' '' n b. CLARKE, Genera Agent
Alos, Agent for the Republic FIRE Insurance Com
pany Of New Work City: Ia2trhSsiy
lJ,EA PERRINs'
cELEBnATED
| WORCESTERSHIRE WORCESTERSHIRE sAgGE sAgGE
Pronounced by connosseurs to be The
"oSLY GOOD SAUCE"
| And applicable to every variety Of dish.
Msdns 20 Fl Fl. S"hsr % Al Sn Wore.er Nav sfSst"n S At
Tell LEE & PERKINS ti,at their sauce is highly
psis,aSi. As we'll Tie wholesome sauce sNai .
Premium awarded at Centennial for,
First "ExcELLENr TASTE"
:second. "vERY CAREFULLY PREPARED"
LEA q PERKINS, SIGNATURE
LEA a PERKINS, SIGNATURE
Is on every bottle.
| Is on every bottle
LEA q pERRINs
LEA a PERRINS.
JOHN DuNCAN's SONS
JOHN DuNCAN's soNs
| New York.
| jy1au
| 7 GLANDS OCEAN HOTEL n.rou
AMERICAN ssB EsB 2GESSfirAr aEESi Plan
ao rear and wing rooms. per day.
~ ocean view rOOtts per uhy'
| pei
| LIBERAL REDUCrlONs TO PERMANENT
| GUESTS.
| For special rates aud securing Of rooms address
CHARLES AND WARREN LELAND, JR
Die 0ceaL uotel, Loa Branch.
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r. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRSsTEEs SALE W OF 9S JwosT2RY CRANE CRANE

SOUTHWEST.
by virtue OF deed oftrust, dated May l. A. D. 1871,
recorded In Jber No. 6s, folio 2i OF the land re-
IN writing Of the party secured thereby shall sell
auction, on FRIDAY the nth OF August, isf7, nt Q
o'clock ma the east half Of lot No. 10 IN square No
tween First and second streets west, and extending
back with the depth OF the lot together with the i'm
provements, consisting OF two-story frame house,
Terms; One-third ofthe purcha money In cash nnd
the balance In six and Twelve months, at eight per
cent interest," secured by deed Of trust; go deposit
al time Of sale and all conyeyancing at purchaser
cost The trustee the right % resell the prop
erty should the terms not be complied with IN hve
lays amer sale M. p. CALLAN, Trustee.
], T, COIDWEI Salesman, auo-ThSTuxtls
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AUCTION sALEs-FuTURB DAYS.

John SHERMAN, Auctioneer.
RTcK b1ANc TsrlSg TG% TFEBrqRE 81 qRE
NORTH. SIDE OF g sTREET, BELWEEN
PPSIH AMR E5upftfIRS
E ,ss VIRTUE q dess q M .us ds'ed s,e ~ fespss
record Tor he Dislric, o. columbs and a The writ
s % q .hs on 81 9
July S is71 st $40 o'clock p; m, al ihs. certain
,he Pis,fcs y snd i ssosa
scribed as lot numbered thrty-seven, taIJ ~ the
Is AZ. ssnGse Gs and
tsIsl together with the improyemen!s, &c
and Il months. which The note. o. ne pursSs.sr,
S% ssy s.s n ss 4
SssS 81 81 ,ss ,HS vii T
II b fhs piSGsIiy wa Ss sSld subject to prior
s payable two years sSef date with interest Al ,en
SfSe esr osnsS g. sp0n which interest Is unpaid
ylswrMAs,o GEORGE T ERuEsPSh5 4 B%b ss,s:%s. Ess:s
w6EHE ARoyE s!LE 4, Is r@osTrosNE,D. POS POI LED. TO
aGSRaE fsms hSsT f"a
usyTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
tHsSiR 4 SRfi tPS
RIRcH q RoBEY, ,Auctioneer.
TATE on NJ STREET NoRTHwEsT, NEAR
STREET CARS.
by virtue Of deed OF trust to me, dated June ssls
and duly recorded in bcr No. So folio ?io one OF the
land records OF the District OF Columbia and at the
written request q the holder q the note secured
premises, to the highest bidder, on wEDNESDAY
August 1877, at o'clock p. M, the following de
scribed real estate In the city OF Washington, Disric
Of Columbia, TO VII: Lots n.mbered for!y,eighi t.s
lot numbered two. t2) m square numbered twenty
fbur CAL the same h recorded In the snryeyors Of
hce In sald city, In Libes r. L. Ho1ie. folio .A
Terms o. sale-One fourth Of the purchase none,
teen ttt) months for which notes or the purchaser
bearing eight per cent interest from dny or sale
cured by . decd OF trust on the property, must b,
Eiven deposit Of 80 required af the sae. IF term
Of saAe are not complcd with In ten days the proper,
will be resod ~ risk and cost OF purctaser
p,pcu Phi bassY MoRnIs9N nnS,iS; Trus'ee
| jy2SwFM&ds 0s and no Louisiana avenue
srrHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED T,
| MONDAY, August u, 1877, at same hour and place
d. l. MORRISON Trustee,
aueThS&ds3t BIRCH a ROBEY, Aucts.
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NAcARTHUR-s REPORTS, Vol q.

vol. 10, rOrty.fOurth Congress. is7sisu.
National Republican., 1877-08-09
HOUSES FOR RENT.

upuii and there u only truy 10 renf house
sssekiy and 20 0ood tenant that Is by tiserfing ad
ssrfisenienf tn The REPUBLICAN. An advertisement
prerty oonde,sed BE- got bto four lines, phich scii
eod forty cents yer he r and eoch rbsequeu osser~
Non.
National Republican., 1877-08-09

E>OR RENT-FRoM AUGUST 1, HOUSE NO. l0i6
~ Sixth street northwest; three-story brick; ten
rooms, hail, water and gas; 4xA Apply to W. l. RED.
sIRAKK, drocer. corner of New York avenue and
sixth street jy2H
National Republican., 1877-08-09

A fnli line OF Stationery. both plain and fancy,
Scrap Books and Panel Pictures. which Al" paTtcn'
arly attractive, and will we'll repay one for Inspect
W. II. 4 o. n. MORRISON.
law HOOK sellers,
iyfelf No &15 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-08-09
LOST AND FOUND.

T LIBERAL REWARD FOR RETURN TO COAST
~ Survey Once Of fsmal Pearl Shirt stud gold set
ting angS2ts
7 OST-0N TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 81,
IL between Thirteenth street and Capitol HILL an
Amethyst Breastpin. The finder will be suitably
wared by returning the to SIS Thirteenth street
northwest au31w
National Republican., 1877-08-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

MoNEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE
Money to loan In any amount, a. may be desired
nom tado TO s2oO rstclass real estate security a
eight, nine and ten per cent. interest," Monderats
charges. b II. WARMER
yl6im si8 street northwest.
National Republican., 1877-08-09

John ROACH q SON,
MORGAN IRON WORKS, NEW YORK.
AND CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA.
IRON sHIPBUILDERs.
manufacture STEAM MACHINERY, Of every de
scription BRASS and IRON CASTINGS, ROLL,
PLATE IRON, of all dmensionsi have the only
large FORGE for heavy shafting, do, In New York
city. REPAIRS made sxpedhiously. y1s
National Republican., 1877-08-09
ROOMS FOR RENT.

An advertisement inserted In Dts department "a the
oy proper p,,fhod eediiy rcntin0 your rooms aud
heswbv preventing The dstdcnp Of yottr house trffh
piocdrd BY proper condemnation yo,r ddwrttsen,snt
uoy BE- pot iio hco lines costing htenty eesyor edoh
s,srrfior.
National Republican., 1877-08-09

7.lA THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
At For rent furntsbed rooms and sss,s nrs.s,sss
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTRD-.A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHAR
w acter and fair education, also q good penman,
aesires situation; Is willing to work In almost any
eapacity, Address II. O. H., this Office aue-3t
National Republican., 1877-08-09

nor RRENT-FoR SIS AND $50. IN THE COOLEST
!ooms, bay windows all the way up all the modern
No 10 and IS Federal building, corner OF and Sew
enth streets. Jes7-f
NOR REMITTANCE STORE, NO. t6l PENNSYL-
\ vania avenue northwest, near corner -Four u.
half street. A. u. DUVALL corner Four-and-ar half
street and Louisiana avenue ap9u
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BOARDING.
GUNNER BOARD.

FIVE miles from willards by the Baltimore and obi
road and Old Toll gate road to Bladensburs.
Apply at onceto - ,,
ysotf Highland Station, orBladensburg Nd.
National Republican., 1877-08-09
TUFTS PILLS
cure sick headache

TUFTS PILLS
cure fever ard ague
National Republican., 1877-08-09

GQ1 D STREET NORTHwEsT.-RooM AND
,,dn r. BOARD and Psr % wess s scsS.S'sf TSs 20 9
ers accommodated. mhl0u
A7G PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
10 " 6xthstreet Depot--Ffrst ctas board, with
SS.'' ~. "'''' " W w. 80 feitR
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For sale by booksellers and newsdealers Sent, post
paid on receipt OF price. by the publishers.
National Republican., 1877-08-09

Incomparaby the fullest most accurate, every way
best, American Guide Books.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-23

anything in the way Of furniture or
furnishing who can possibly avoid it.
and consequently a heavy per cent OF
those formerly employed in these pur-
suits are sitting still, and many of them
starving. You can get mtn by b
hundred for 80 cents a day. and strong
men are willing to take Office boys
places at 81 a week. The wages that
are paid are fearfully small.
BUSINESS
begins to show n slight improvement.
There are a great many merchants in
the city from the south ard west, and
they are buying more literally than for
some time. The resumption of bust
ness by the manufacturers Of New
England is doing something to make Il
better feeling, and the indications are
that there will be a good business for
these times in the spring.
PETRo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-23
Table Of Distances from Cheyenne 10 Dead.
wood City.


This route follows the old stage road
Travelled last year. When Wards cut
off from Hat creek, via Old Woman's
Fork to Pleasant Valley is completed,
land lie is under contract to have the
road ready for travel by March 3lst,l
this route will be shortened over sixty
miles. The stage stations will lie trans
ferred to the new road, and the dis
lance to be travelled by the Cheyenne
and Black Hills coaches will thus be
reduced to go miles.
Faro from Chicago 10 Dcadwood, via chey-
emo.
The several railways running west
from Chicago are selling through tick
cts from that city to the Black Hills at
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-23
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

All communications. intended for
publication must be accompanied by the
name of the writer, not for publication,
but as a guaranty of good faith. Al
communications written on both sides
of the paper or unaccompanied by the
writer's name will be hrotrn into the
trdSte basket.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-23

miners and miners. supplies, can pro-
cure an outfit to much better advantage
in Cheyenne than elsewhere. Grocer
les, provisions, clothing, mining tools
and all other necessary articles can be
procured at this point. The following
may be considered average prices for
animals and wagons.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-23

We are credibly informed by the rep
resentatives of these two railroad COM
panies, that special rates will be given
from Chicago to Cheyenne, to Black
Hills parties, which will be mt least one
third less than the above rates.
Through t:ck,t from Omaha to Gus
ter City via Cheyenne, are being sold ut
the U. p. ticket offices ut the following
rates:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-23
D FEB. %, 1877.

q Adrertisers piu make note Of the fact
that THE LEADER has q larger circuid-
tion than any paper published in Wyo-
ming. -
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-10-27


-'Enj0y Life. what a truly heanc,
full world we live in | Nature gives ~
.Prandeurs of mountains, glpns anil
cceans, and Thousand Of means for en-.
joyment. We can dJsire no bptt,r
when in perfect health but how often
do the majority of people feel like Civ.
ing it up disheartened, discouraged anil
worried out with disease, when there il
no occasion for this feeling, as every
sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory
proof that Green's August Flower will
make them as free from disease aI
when born. Dyspepsia and liver COM
plant Is the direct cause Of seventy-ffvo
per cent. Of such maladies as billions,
ness, indigestion, sick headache. Co
tiyeness, nervous prostratlon, dizziness
of the head, palpitatlon of the heart,
and other distressing symptoms. Three
doses of August Flower will prove its
wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10
cents. Try it. For sale by A. J. Dur
ling.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-10-27
Fatal Accident.

rutuA hCciuChts
A heartTending accident occurred on
the Wyoming Division of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad, about 3 o'clock Friday
morning of last week. James Scott, a
conductor on the early freight, WAS kill.
I'd by being run over and cut in half on
the track. Freight No. 80 of the first
section, conducted by Scott, was en-
route for Wilkesbarre, and when near
bridge No. 20, in the vicinity of White
Haven, passenger train No. Is going
toward EaStDn, came along. Both
trains were on the same track, and the
freight pulled into the siding. AS soon
as the passenger train passed Scutt sig.
nelled tO go ahead, aud then went into
his caboOse. Shortly after he discover.
ed that part of his train had become
disconnected, and he got on top of the
freight cars, and ran along to discover
where the break had occurred. He
thought, as is usually the case, that the
cars had broken lrose near the engine,
but 1t was the third car ahead OF the
cabOOSe that had become disconHe ected,
and Scott was suddenly thrown to the
track below under the wheels OF the
cars. The two freight cars and caboOse
passed over him, cutting him in two
pieces. Fortunately the "pusher," or
the engine behind the caboOse, did not
run over his remains, or he would have
been literally ground TO pieces. The
corpse was immediately taken TO East
Mauch Chunk, where his family re-
sides. He was about 35 years OF age,
aud was one of the most popular con
ductors on the Wyoming Division. His
terrible death was the subject of con.
versstiOn all along the entire line, aud
his numerous friends were mOre than
panied when they learned that jimmy
scott was not more.
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Elttlr fro. MGnrn fl,rr!i.

| o. NAuCu ,HuNK oct . +, i;71.
Court having adjourned on last Satur
day and the soldiers left on "wednesday,
you aud your readers may well imagine
how dreadfully dull a place Mauch
Chunk is. There is but little doing, con-
seQuentIy but little stir aid prospects
are anything but hattering. Indeed
some of the better posted among the
operators predict suspension rs one Of
the unavoidable events OF the near
future for the reason that the markets
are already overstOcked. If this should
be as stated, the outlook Is indeed an
alarming one for the approaching sea
son.
Had you been in the court room on
Friday afternoon OF last week, you
would probably have been as much sur~
prised rs was when learned that the
parties who had administered the o.
Cleaver estate for % years were appli-
cants for leave to file third aud final
account Ia which they claimed some
$4,000 due them by the Estate,
Zounds When first they assumed cou-
troll of the Estate, in 1853, young o.
Cleaver was babe, with an Inheritance
of S24, 900 to cheer him on his way. To-
day it Is claimed that he owes his Ad-
ministrators $13, 900. II ever this thing
comes to be thoroughly sifted some
strange facts will undoubtedly come to
light, but the strangest thing of all is,
that such proceedings should be possible
in Carbon County. Twenty-Five years
to settle an estate. 49,,
And now for that which has been the
tOwn-talk all week the complimentary
parting hop OF the officers of the late
Garrison Of Mauch Chunk, which trans
pired uu last Wednesday evening at the
Mansion House. TO make the affair as
grand as possible nigh unto 800 invita-
tions had been extended of which about
200 were accepted. The dancing COM
mencsd at about 81 O'Clock and was
spiritedIy kept up nearly all night. The
ladies' toilets were the finest, I've
yet seen displayed here, showing that
the wearers were determined to please
the officers. Though hastily gotten
up, the complimentary will long he re-
meIbhered as one of the most pleasant
entertainments ever offered here.
That the departure Of the troops
should have occasi0Ded unusual stir ON
Wednesday morning you may believe.
Nearly all Mauch Chunk, demi monde,
gamins aud decent people, were on hama
TO see them of, and as the hour of de-
parture neared, and the train glided |
slowly out of sight, many a fearful eye
betrayed the fact that some of our ladies
had not regarded the soldiers indtfer-
emily. How some of them Will miss the |
daily guard mounts, the customary !
evening walks. and suciable tete tetes /!
Although much might be said in this |
connection, pleasant and unpleasant,
consider it best to drop the subject right |
here, for experience has taught int that
the most ungratetul, the most unprO.
fita5le role is that of the reformer.
There's nothing in it. 4
Politically there is nothing new.
Neither of the candidates for the Dis
trict Attorneyship appears TO be overly I
active, but Sewers election Is by most
already regarded as a tait accOmpli. 81. |.
,sH Yours, w. s.. I
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-10-27
"DistinEuIshed,, Arrival.

On Tuesday forenoon, a few minutes
before the arrival OF the IL O'Clock up
train. trio OF OGr citizens might have
been seen on The way TO the depot,
drawn by two enormous black mules
attached 10 heavy numbering wagon.
Arriving at the depot, the patty anxi.
ously awaited the train, which put in
an app aranre on tiuie, aud the ex-
pected "Guest" "MurculiO' stepped
out, and was immediately surrounded
by his friends in waiting aud cuuductD
ed tn the mule carriage" upon view,
Ing which he exclaimed "Must get on
this?" to which his friends replied tn
tue affirmative, aud all stepping on
board, the team started at a rapid rate
for PackerlOn, where feast was pro.
vIded for "MsrcutiU" aud his friends
10 which the whole party did ample
Justice. After his ride "MarcutIo"
remarked that certain potion of his
body ieit as it did in his boyhOod days
when he had tailed to learn his school
lesgons! But he had a Jolly good
time.
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BIg Creek Items.

ol6
Mr.. Perry Wanamscker, OF Allen.
town. vas at this place On a visit ON
"Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. j. j. Kemerer had a new slate
root put on his residence last week by
Elias Koch, from near WeisspOrt.
Thoulas Solt has been appointed
TO teach the school at st. Paul's Church
this term.
-Diphtheria or throat disease is rag
Ing to an alarming extent In TOwamen-
sing township.
The Big Creek has again fallen to
nearly its usual level.
The schools Of TOwamensipg town
ship will open on tie Sth OF November,
aud thUse of Franklin on the 29th inst.
w. w. Bowman and wife, OF Le-
highton, were at this place on Tuesday
last.
"A debating society ls to be organic.
ed by number OF teachers Of Franklin
and TOwamensing townships, iu the
course OF few weeks, TO meet at SOlt' s
6rck school house. We wish them suo.
cess.
Rev. J. K. Werner delivered a very
able sermon in the SOlt's church, on
Sunday morning last.
i am under obligation to Hon. W.
Nj. Rapsher for iaVUTs shown OH SatuT
day last.
Yours etc. REVERE.
Big CrseE, Oct, 25tb, 1877.
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Society Meetings.

SPfNfro CEsTLR, NO. 7s, A. o. X. OF TIE NJ. @.
1nd ana lth Monday Of each month, in Re-
ber's Hall. Lehi9hton, at 1850 o'clock Z, NJ
g. K. r. 3,
eHADHN HUTTEN LoDeE, No. 6s6, I. o, o. p.
meets every Tuesday evening. at s o'clock,
in Refers Hall. il. Kostenbadcr, a g.; N.
B. Reber, Secretary.
AfRTucHEH TRIBE. No. 292. Imp. o. OF r. ~ :,
meets in Repers Hall every Seturdav. j.
II. Beers. Sachem q, W, Delhi, q. Of X,
PoHo PocA TRIBB, No. III, Imp. o. Il. NJ, meeI
on wednesday evening OF each week, At lEal
O'Clock In Public School Hail. WeisspGrt
Pa. O. ". schwab, s.; JAG. BronG, =. Of r.
LgsnoHToR HopeE, No. Zs4 k OF p, meets
o. Friday evenings, IN Reber's Hall at go
o'clock. n. Gaumer, G. G. T. II. RatcliH,
X of r. and s.