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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19
without a Newspaper.

Nothing presents a sadder com
mcntary upon the present condition
of society than the large number of
families, both in town and the cour-
try, but more especially in the latter,
that subscribe to no paper ofany kind.
Hundreds and thousands Of families
are thus growing up utterly ignor-
ant Of what i. ,ffansp dc
world aasflIn
mighty escRts 8h aas .yiic
can tell the vast amount Of injury
that is being inflicted on the rising
generation-those who are to take
orr'placos in the busy world at no
distant day-growing up without
any knowledge Of the present, or any
study of the past; this ignorance, too,
being imbuod into them by the sane
ton of those who should, and doubt
less do, know better, they can only
think of the injurious effects of their
insane course. Let the head ofevcry
family think of this, and place in the
hands of those for whom he is respon,
sible, the means of acquiring some
knowledge of the moving panorama
on which we act our different parts,
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s. f
sdneptly his employees were always
con eateU IIc had thehtst skillaad
talent slles tlieImoney he paid could
calps lis lap Yes took as
IN interest in his success Sas they
II 81 II their own: offence lis
bore heincus in, the' e'sightsof heaven,
md 5sOre Fightsmindsd men than
thatofd ofdeErauding the laboper Of bis
hire y Itoonaprohends deception aud /;
.disAoncstls II is equivalent fool
ma follow creature into inyolun-
;tlIse serEispdp Under q wellresu7
lated social scmpact'it should heRup-'
ished almost or quite, as severely as,
the most tlagitious cfilhes = knowAS'
tQ tho law.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19

+VSuuVlOHS " 4V'eSei eliN ASYUHVa
an impartial verdict Of a jury, and
furnishes the judge with his SEN
tence,
1t sets the husbund as a lord Of the
household, and the wife as u mistress
of the tablo-tells him how to rule
and her how to manage.
1t entities honor to parents, and
enjoins obedience on children,
1t prcscribes and limits the way of
the sovereign, the ruler, and author
ity of the master command the sub
jects to honor and the servants to
obey and promises the blessing and
protection of the Almighty TO all
that walk by its rules,
1t promises food and rainment, and
limits the use of both.
1t points out a faithful and eternal
guarding to the departing husband
and father, tells him with whom to
leave his fatherlcss children, and
whom his widow is to trust-and
promise Il father to the former and a
husband to the latter.
1t teaches a man to set his house
in order and know his will; it ap-
points a dowry for his wife, and en-
tails the right Of the first born, and
shows how the young branches shall
be left.
1t defends the right of all, and re-
ycala vengeance to every defaultcr,
ovorrcacheran trcspasser.
1t is the first book, and the Oldest
book in the world.
1t contains the choicest matter
gives the best distinctions affords
l4laS Feptest ploasose at lsssatisfact.
ion that.Ras eSeF gged:
1t contains the best lawsan most
profound mysteries that ever were
ponncd, it brings the best comforts
to the inquiring and disconsolate,
1t exhibits life and Immortality
from everlasting and shows the way
of glory.
tits brief recital ofall that is to
come.
1t settles all matters in debate, re-
solves and doubts, and eases the mind
and conscience of all scruplcs.
1t reveals the only living true God,
and shows the way to Him, and sets
aside all other gods, and describes the
vanity of them, and trust in such; in
short, it is a book of laws, to show
right and wrong; a book Of wisdom
that condemns all folly and makes
the foolish wise; u book of truth, that
detects all lies and comforts all errors
and book of life, that shows the
way from everlasting death,
1t contains the most ancient anti,
quitieg strange events, wonderful
occurrences, heroic deeds, and unpar,
allied wars,
1t describes the celestial, terrestrial
and internal worlds, and the origin
of the angel myriads, human tribes,
and dcvilish legions,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19

An old woman, who has been u
wcll,know bcggar around the lower
part of Now York for years, died re.
comfy in harness, while sitting on u
stoop in Cocntics slip, And it was
found that she was worth $4,000 in
hard cash,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19
TERMS OF COURT.

Crncrr Corwr--lirSt Monday in April,
and first NImday in October.
CorSrY 'CurWr--'rhird Monday in 'INnu-
ary; Third Monday in March; Thirl Mon
day in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in NovcmbcT Third Monday in
December
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19
Wy llusbanc's Second 1Vlfc.


Our sadness,
My IIusbanc's Second wife.
My husband came tcndcrly to my
side,
"Aro you going out this evening
lover
Hooked down complacently at my
dress of pink Grape, dcw-dropped over
with crystal, and the trials of pink
azalcaS that caught up its folds here
and there. A diamond bracelet en-.
circled one round white arm and a
little cross blazed fitfully at my
throat. had never looked better,
and l felt a sort of girlish pride as
my eye met the fair reflection in my
polished mirror.
Come, Gerald, make haste! Why,
you haven't begun to dress yeti"
Where were my wifcly instincts,
that did not see the haggard look
OIL his fea!urcs-tho fcyorcl light in
his eyes?
a cannot 50 tonight, Madeline; I
am not well enough"
"You are never well enough to
obligc me, Gerald. am tired Of be-
ing put off with excuses"
! IIags'aesls .abatsdroppcd
his head in his LANDS upon the table
before him.
"oh, come, Gerald" l urged petu-
l0ntly, "it is awkard for me to go
alone always"
He shook his head listlessly.
Il thought perhaps that you would
be willing to remain at home with
me, Madeline
Men are so solish!" l said plain.
lively; "and | am well dressed Clau-
lia took half an hour for my hair
l dare say you'll be u great deal qui-
ctcr here without mc-thot is, if you
are determined not to go.'
No answer again.
"Well, if you choose to be Sullen, l
can't help it," l said lightly, as l
turned and left the room, adjusting
my boquot-holder, the tubc.rose and
heliotsopcs seeming to dis!ill incense
at every motion.
Was | heartloss and cruel? Had l
ceased to love my husband? From
the bottom of my heart | believed
that loved him as truly and tender
ly as ever wife did; but had been so
spoiled and pattcd all my life, that
the betterinstinCts were, so to speak,
entombod alive,
| went to the party and had my
fiji of adulation and hemage as usual.
The hours seemed to glide away, shod
with roses and winged with music
and perfume, and it was not until,
wcaried with dancing, | sought a
momcntary refuge in the hali-light-
ed tca-room, that | heard words wax.
ening me, as it were, from a dream.
"Gerald Glenl'
| could not be well mistaken in
the namo-it was scarcely common
placed enough for that. They were
talking-two or three busincss-liko
looking gentlemen-in the hall with.
out, and could catch now and then
u fugitive word or phrase.
"Finc, cntcrprising, young gfcllowl"
pityw--totally ruined, SO
Bees & McMorkcn sayI'-"ReclSlcss
extravaganza of his wife"
and these vague fragments ! heard
and somo one said, "And what is he
going to do now?"
"What can he do? Poor fellow! ]
am truly sorry; but he should have
calculated his iacomc and his oxpcn-
scs more accurately"
"Or his wife should, Oh, these
women! they ara at tho bottom Of
all mans troubles"
And they all laughed, Oh, how
could they, ! had yet to learn how
easy 1t is, in this world to hear other
peoples troubles
l rose hurricdly, with my heart
beating tumultuously beneath my
-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19
The Inllnenco Of I,leturcs.

A room with pictures in it, and a
room without pictures differ nearly
as much as rooms with and without
windows, Nothing, we think, is
melancholy, particularly to person
who has to pass much time in his
room, than blank walls and nothing
on them; for pictures are loop-holos
of escape to the soul, leading it to
other spheres, 1t is such an incY,
pressiblc relief to some persons en-
gagged in writing, or even reading,
on looking up, not to have his line
of vision chopped square off by an
odious white wall, but to find his soul
escaping, as it were, through tho
frame of an exquisite picture to 9TH
or beautiful and perhaps idyllio
scenes, where the fancy Of moment
may revcl, refreshed and delighted.
Is it winter in your world? Perhaps
it is summer in the picture, What
a charming momcntary change and
contrast!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-D. W. l'o,SLm.
Rrcarlrr-M. II. HALE.
CnunrilmcM-C. H. Wnm:cncr. John ".
English, c. NJ, Cole, W, L. Ncalc, Henri
Fry.
City Scrgran--l. T. Ilulva.
.lsscsspr-A, Hess.
;esrs 2 sfesFFagu ~ ~. ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19

The particular young man looking
for business to SCOT him, should try
ehimnoy swooping.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19

Il
Who composed the IS ds'
sctiption of the Bible never
known, vas found i sest min
lister ASb lanicls and dateless.
hatioas asaidsbs trpIy hSPpS if
81 were Governed s6y no other laws
than,tbose II the blessed book
Itis so complete.ta system that
nothing CAM E aded tp IL
Ifcoat1dps hing p1edful q
be- kfoHa ia Ess
d afioss tar ling SnS.a rule
for subiss
.qath0risE 6ps dIEs IlSato \ nlasis-
'tItIte, Z, :, ~ ssl,,,s 50
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19
The Weekly Register,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY ny
GEORGE w. TIPPETT,
EDnoR ANp PRorRlEroR,
Advertising Rates.

Advertising Rates.
One square Tone incl,) one week, ,.,. 81 90
Each additional insertion, ........... 80
Fourth of Column twelve months, 30 90
Half Column twelvemonths, ...".,.. IS 90
One Colmnntwclvc months, .......,... no 90
Cards moi notexcectlingscven lines, | yr. 10 90
l.ocdl Notices u cents Il line for one in
sertion; and special and business notices 10
cents lliii iol oli 81 81 l1 NO
fiee5lHe eieal6f,i ess Thar Jnc Sldlllr.
All advertising ior u shorter period than
three months is considered traiisicnt,
AIlycaly advertisements payable half
yearly in advance.
rruisicnt advertisements must be paid
for IN atlranee.
Legal publications must be paid for, in
all eases, before tbs delivery Oi the ccrtiti-
cate of publication.
Personal communications, and those rec
onnncnding persons tur office will be charg-
ed at regular advertising rates.
Marriage and Death notices, not over
five lines, published MaiiS Nll over that
amount ri half advertising rates,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19

Tho Czarowitch, the eldest son Of
the Russian emperor, is spoken Of asa
man of ofoxtraordinory physical vigor,
lie has been known to twist silver
rouble like u corkScrcw in hispowCr-
full fingers,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19

Insolcs saturated with salicylic ac>
id have been introduced into mars
kct at Konigsteih, Ssxony, for such
as suffer from porspiration OF the feet
tho acid it is said, acting Us u harms
less disinfeot0nt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19

"Huntcd down"--you will see il
on any young man who is just hcgin-
ming TO raise n few hairs,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19
,gHURS.BA!9!
solnoNheLe. she has gone away.Lo "a,

soinowhete She has gone away 70 res
itafnaio plpFci and in her stead i 'be1
hold second wife a thoughtfuls
Render womaS whose aEdtchful love
ypSlipas me like an atmosphere,
character grows more noble
4ihd developes itself into new deptil
lkbeaptY every daylS
@asi ikniati at his side, bow
sAeaselt shia arm and lnyTeses
.feqlEias INTO: :RiA s
And FIich q yodloYc best,sGet-
lle ifstioF secondS@ifeSn y.
Think thetrialsand yieisitldes
sshf6aglsVslach hare passed are
selqsRg iaasa9 since they have
sbrollght inc, as their harvest fruits
! tie pFicesyss tFcasurr vf--rff.y s;'s4uoastl
wifo!p
This is what Gerald answered me
the sweetest words that ever fell
upon my car.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19

lighted saloon. Alli
waiting to claim my
next dance.
@Are you i'll, Mrs
pale you Look .s
"I-I am not very
you would have my
for me, Mr., Moore1
For now ffelt that
proper placcifor mels
Hurried by some
impulse, | sprang oul
the carriage wheelstol
stone, and rpshe1iup
room. The dor
could see a ligh Ritis
der the thpestoii
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19

The Montana Legislature has
changed the name Of tho Little Big
Horn river to Custer river in mems
ory of tho brave cavalry lcadOr who
met his death on its banks.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-04-19

onotouch ortho rhoumatism makes
the whole world aching,
, 1877-07-22

/ W.TFEp-FEmALE HHLP.
Observation-Disclosures.
wAx1EpA Monds9 n9n E ,s56 s6fhhAt fais., HOUSE
WzSdEER1;5zo S51E ;; 5oo 1HS GENERAL HOUSE
A.xTrnEs x9rn !. ~ nooiN NETRoXG GIRL 70 DO GEN:
w ersi I houseSorE E Apply Monday morning. ssS
West Ad.ms-sl:- 4zs75- no -77o57ro7,7 y
Wrhoddo siTi 10 do general toisvworf iat.zaszicy
westefn-av., near Van Duren-st. Come prepared to
w iioaeI. Sc SoTta LasaIle.st.
.s:gsa sdRg re &IR .s IT, r.
e22D e a!s e G02 55Gie e
st-. Room 10
& s35 E,1 %R0 :. q Tss ,sa:o5' AIT
References required.
x17AsrEp-A GOOD GERMAN; AMERICAN, 0E
Twenty -fourth-st. =
\VAxTEpI;woMEX r " WAET e, oF EMRLoY: y
cfety. l73 East Randolph. st. ...'-
W7AATED-A GOOD NoRWEG1AS 9R 9R GERMAN
WASST1Elp.,;A, :; : GIRL ri, To 20 GENERAL HOUSE
NASTEp--AM M SMART TIDY AND STRONG 2 n GER; 2;
hou.ewort ii sn.sli family e. at Iii 1nd[anasas.
NTANSTEp--:AA. COUP GIRL: TO 20 GENERAL
WTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GIRL 70 DO
yian preferred. Inquire 4 4ss North Lasalle.
\TANTED-SiooD Gill FOR GENERAL HOUSE
WASTED-A PASTRY COOK At NEVADA 10.
, 1877-07-22
WANTED-EEmALE HELP.


StAN1 4aHt-EfSNAAL1 RAEL1os
nr....sr---.. 1,.,ssC...s ~
x1vASTED- For nam WORE
NV las West Madison st, 1A' ~tA14''
E-- - -e--e ~ -
( M ANTED-OSE OR TWO GERMAN GIRLS TO
Nv! knit hosiery on Lamb machine: experienced hands
Sony. Address p, Tribune Office
S1T1rarInNS m NTx,1.~ ~marE"-
UtsS ~ ~ ~
E3onIs1rrencrr G1erIrs a.
n~e - w. - 49, - s-es
- do wiring or n anf otfer caraetT 9ro n ~
r0a m Adslress i ~ Tribune ofi1cr - - sac
l1futaEG.at5oH!.r-- STED-DY An E3PEnIENCEnD n
the position Of both. Highest Recommendations from
present employers: Aodrse. ! 3l' tribune once.
t,ITUATION WAyTED-AS BOoKKEEPER CASH
= ler. or any position OF trust By man OF IS. Best
references AZ to competency. honesty and integrity.
Will work II necessary. for So week. - Half loaf
Is better than no bread A an Aodfess ". !rooae
CITTATION WANTED-TO THE WHOLESALE
y dry-soods trade-An EnElishman. aged IS. with 3
largest houses In Montreal Canada will be glad hear
u vacancy III n tn5s tfade n Chcaso For al pafucu
!AEs Aouice1 ~ noA 131,. atonl ~ Guy. s411nsa. n
CITCATION WANTED-BT a YOUNG MAN FROM
= country town who has had three years expert
encc in business on large scale. Is willing work
f{1
, 1877-07-22

EzEDhS4
(tAsH rAID FOE HO0'sSTCAsII IN TOUR HAND.
- Coed books vii! always bring big prtcca CHAPiN'S
VALUABLE MEDICAL WORKS AND GEoLoG1C-
hireruFts rcce1el this week; cash paid for large
or small lots OF books. GILBERT II Sou.u Clark
, 1877-07-22

Trades
CITUATI0N WAETED-IN a. RESTAURANT, AS
= cool waiter for any kind OF work In restau
rant. Address IO9 West M2dison'sl. proprietor
cITU4ATIoN WANTED-As FIREMAN AND EN-
= g1necr i've years experience: city preferred. In
quire of or address GEORGE BALLARD. 263 South
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-21
Boller Explosion and LossorLife

a terrible boiler explosion occurred
Saturday morning,at the ore mines some
nine miles from Magungie, which caus.
ed loss of life. The mine is operated
by Mr., Joseph Kiefer, for the LehiGh
Iron Company, at Allentown, and at
the time of the explosion twenty-six
hands were employed in the works.
The explosion took place at few
minutes before six. Three persons
were instantly killed, five fatally, and
three seriously injured. The names of
the killed and injured as follows:
Aaron Miller, the engineer, aged 3S,
instantly killed; Owen Lamb, laborer,
aged 20, instantly killed. Wilson An.
drews, aged II, instantly killed; Lew
ellyn Rupp, laborer, fatally injured;
Harry Heinbach, a driver, fatally in-
juredi Charles WOhr, laborer, fatally
lnluredi Thomas hehm, fatally injured; ;
Victor and Oliver Miller, sons of the
engineer, aged respectively 10 and 10
years, were also injured, Victor fatally
and Oliver seriouslyi Morris Schmeyef,
aged IA, badly bruised by flying bricks
about the face and legs; WiIloughby
Stephens, aged 80, injured in the head
and legs Joseph Holloway, aged 60,
slightly Wounded in the right left leg,
All those killed have families.
Aaron Miller was thrown a distance
of thirty feet, and his body shockingly
bruised and mangled. Rupp, who with
Ieinbach and Mohr was sitting near
the wall which enclosed the boiler, was
terribly burned and scalded, and was
found lying in the hot coal under the
boiler, He cannot survive. The boiler
was 80 feet long by 3 feet in diameter,
and was broken into three pieces, One
piece consisting of three sections, was
thrown fully hundred yards to the
vest, burS ing itself in mud bank.
Another portion, consisting Of one sec.
ton, was throw eastward about fftv
yards, and the third piece, over 20 feet
long, flew In a westerly direction and
landed in a bank of earth, which it
penetrated TO the depth of eight feet
Inc engine house was completely de-
molished, the horse she'd distant about
eighty feet badly wrecked, and the
washery slightly damaged. Several
horses and mules We're killed
The boiler had been in position over
four years and in steady operation for
the past six months. IL was examined
last January and pronounced by the
Inspector to be in sound condition.
Thomas Kehm, Henry Heinsba,h
andlNlctor Miller--the latter boy of ten
years since died of their injuries
Ihelr deaths make the number of killed
seven,
The Coroner's jury in the case of tine
explosion OF tue boiler have returned
verdict which after stating the cause
OF the great loss Of life, concludes as
follows 1--WE, the said jury, find that
ON divers occasions before the explos.
ION The boiler was charged With steam
beyond It's capacity, thereby weakening
ana stTaining the same.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-21
Big Creek Items.

Big Creek Items.
Rye AMI wheat has been safely
stored away without any harm from
rain, and the former is a good crop this
year, but wheat has suffered from an
insect.
The huckleberry crop in Penn For
est township is said to be very large
again this year.
The barn of j. j. Kemerer, of this
place, has undergone some repairs in
side.
SO far we have not been annoyed
with organ grinders, as in former years.
The grape crop will be large this
year.
-Locusts have all died off, and the
song Pharoah has ceased.
If this dry weather continues few
days longer, the oats will be fit to cut
by the latter part of next week.
Mr.. VIM. Eastman, the Sunday
School worker Of Mauch Chunk, was at
this place on visit on Tuesday, He
promised "Revere" to pay our Sabbath
School a visit in few weeks.
-Messrs. Levan & Seidle are doing a
large custom trade at their grist mill
OF late a boisterous set of young
Ilen from Lehighton and vicinity have
made 1t practice to drive through this
place on the Sabbath with a hucksler
wagon crowded with light brain, and
people coming from church and Sabbath
Schools are insulted by them. Have
they no regard for the Sabbath ? If not,
there is way to put a stop to IL. How
ever, / hope word to the wise, &c.
Rev. j. L. Werner, of Parryville,
preached to well-lilled house at Solt's
on Sunday evening last.
REVERE.
BIg CREEK JuIv % 1877
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-21
nIoIlies Released.

On Monday morning last, at Potts.
vile Judge Green discharged Nun
Lawlor, John Slattery and Charles Null
hearn, three of the Mollie Maguires
who turned States evidence during the
late trials.
The above trio have been patiently
waiting for the past six months for their
freedom, and left town on the first train
in very jubiliaut spirits. Each one
entered in 81, 900 on his own recogni-
zance. Lawlor was arrested and found
guilty as an accessory after the fact to
the killing of Sanger and Uren. He
turned States evidence and corroborat-
ed M'Parlan, the detective, very strong
ly, against Thomas Munley, one of the
murderers who eXpiated his crime upon
the gallows on the 21st of last month.
Mulhern and Slattery were arrested
and tried for conspiring to kill William
and Jesse Major, of Mahanoy City.
Nulhern pleaded guilty in both, turned
States evidence, which convicted Mich
ael DoOlan of the same charge. Doolan
was sentenced to-day to one year i'm
prlsonment. DOolan has been incarcer-
ated for the past ten months awaiting
sentence.
Mulhern in his evidence gave infor-
nation which led to the arrest of "Yel-
low Jack" Donohue, for the murder of
Morgan Powell, boss at Summit Hill,
for which crime he was Hnng at Mauch
Chunk on tile 21st. g.
Mulhern was one of the most import.
ant witnesses the commonwealth had
during the progress of the Mollie Ma.
guire trials, aud gave information,
which led to the conviction of several
murderers.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-21
PRODUCE MARKETS

BAI,IIMeoRE, ,,I e July l9-Flour quiet. firm; Rio
brands, Ss.5O0S.75; other grades unchanged
Wheat quiet easier; southern red, Prime
81 81; amber, Sl,6O0l .6l' do. whiUe, Si.559i. .6s;
Pennsylvania red, Sl.J5016l No. 2 western
winter red, July delivery, S1.5o; do, August,
VA do. September, Sl.41kDl.42,
Corn = southern nominal: western easier;
closed steady western mixed spot aud July
steamer sac. '77'
= Oats duh, except for prime samples, which are
hLmeri southern prime, new, 42D4sc western
white, Ole 4ia47ci do. Mixed 4O6ISc. Pennsyi-
vana old, 435 tic.
PHlLADELPHIA, July l9.-Flour quiet; Mime
sofa lalnily g 75G9; Pennsylvania do, IS 99 so.
Rye -four S4G425. I:
Wheat steiayi Pennsylvania REQ, sI.9502.o5;
amber S2.O5A2.l5; white, % lO02.2O.
Corn steady, at 90 263c
oats steady, at 26043c
CHICAGO, July l9.-FlOur quiet and weak
=, wheat unsetJledi No. 2 spring, 81 IA for cash;
sl.& Tor iJulvi SlI6A for August; Il lin for
september; II o. . 90. Sl.lS.
o., corn steady and firm; 40h for cash; Asa 04sk
Oats tirmer s2c for cash. 2sHc for August.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-21

There are l2OOO houses TO let IN Philadelphia
There are los prisoners IN the schuylkI
county jail.
The Lancaster banks hold about S. SEQ O0C
subject 70 checks and time certificates.
Six Pennsylvania cOneressmen are acting as
EIle. -
-Chlef Justice Agnew, Of the state supreme
court was arrested lew days ago IN Beaver
county Tor shdosing pheasants out OF season.
-Iuuge Ludlow, of Philadelphia. has declined
10 0e Candida iOr supreme Judge on the dem
DC atic ticket =
-lhe brotherhood Of Locomotive EnPineers
~ headlng Received part OF the money agreed
70 ue phd 10 them by the order 10 which they
belOhg. They expect To be paid promptly here.
altoIi including an arrearages.
-Wihnmsport July is.-McCloery & New.
M Us saw mlii at Milton, togefher with about
syl'9l leel OF lumber IA tue yard was consumed
py hle a. noon today. The loss Is bet Ween
F,V49 and H'l0t Insurance light.