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THF WINDSOR,

wak Of ten minutes viii take ono from tho
Injurious 1anrtcrh Of the Windsor. on Filth
nrenur. hctwrrn Forty. .sixih md Forty.teventh
streets. Now York to tho exquisite bcantlcs n
Central Park. wntk through rows of stately
dwellings md splendid chuschcs with liberal
view. Of tho North River. With its background ns
Sew dorsey hill, more rcoIo NJ mills awn5 ts
the waat. and the arIstocraic naFtcrs on thc EAST,
nlnng Mnl;snn nschnc. It /. not strange Tint tho
Windsor has ssnNn tn bo the fashionable hotel Of
New York CITY,
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cludlng that ot sugar duties, consideration Of
tho rrctent FREQ list U! cn,,atla compared with
the An,cr. MI thrift on the saEnc articles, extra
.i!tion With tho tnttcti States TO bc amended IN
secure the return Ut fraudulent debtors aud
those HtIlitY OF brcncia Ut trust
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tl'llUD1c.

4nnr.rEp A.Ax INNATE or A oA,ttHa-Housr.
A,,,, a ,ron,,, a~o suncrIntcn,lcnt Hickey
4su"ut = ,.'n'" 49, ,. ..r.. ~" ra..n
"as brolsght oc1s'fo u eo'lltni1tte ot inc eo""eA
on variety Of rhatgcs ut conduct to tile Ircj'l-
dice Of good i,r,lcr anu police discipline. ProIn- |
f,cr, oFr,,o, thc,,, ,yas tnt la rrrrivetl mrs.
.S .s A. ~ ~, t.,.n,,,,. .rr,n. n.t,l ,,.rs,ns
s"tst a''1 ~, "' '''"' '.'s.' ..' S
known To Tue community III ea""'e'S' ooo'
after tho presentation OF tllcsu charges It waH
dIseoycrcd TINT tho person who originated
st.,, w,, +ho ,o,re orc ,y,o npnc,rad n. nrosr-
a.a. s"e hafo." ,ho co,nc n,nn hv
tueo, tpe nomu 1avo ot T Tn',c"hihert % solomon Trc
snne9imc, .ne snmy o. 'u,lca Tha c,nsr,lor rlcre
IN, cou.Ilnro1,Ic ,ublf. .,,rnr|.n wbrn Il was
t.,as.,,, ,,a. Ill, t,Iy,u,, wnx .nncartn, in m,
sno"a -, .I' -, ~',,,a ,,.t rcs,r, rycr
slMe TRUE ta1nc 20 i!lis e,ty ~ !a'l i neci
identified. IN legal saraety. with tIe wnEs;
cfasscs III the c"hshluihtyt hAA ' nseh .he ntic"
defender u! !nasuSrcfs, ''if.laFs, tn!efes o;inko
stccrcrs, anil i.'Inll'crs A!I!nng lts hgst ,lc'fs
were such i',eh n" allkr N"p"lla!,'' ~, MaSa liar
ff III; nasry Hf1s IT. %aIts nHd
never been dcntc'! ny lrude, ahnat rs co',,'ee
thu with ilss criminal eIassrs tf9t there was
Gss'a feeling o1 safprso ; ~ .no s;n 1nc H.
leI!ntel!lento ot roes rha . ,ht.l1'gYwaa xa
MF. TFuhc', Ihe Mafnr re'tfsru 70 remove tno
supcrintcnlc,1t, ant Mr, IrWlc lap'rA into
primitive lns'g1i1'eaucc, not to t's heard of again
until saturtiuy lsIElt. ..-....-
TltEEE !. \ eoHf or BLIND. rnsIE ausIlGI
to be fu11lt In this world occasionally, even on
the stTket ui fmItte stat!"h' anu y WIS mol "
all out t,t tlace tnat the man VINO tau aernsca
llickty VI Icing the assnclate 81 Enhlolcra
should himself bc CAUGHT IN one hf t!le ntnTl-
o,ls South Slt!c deus III ru'npany With prntc>-
e!on3l Ennrttcr-. anti with gentlemen N!1utE 1ia
ltul AcAtis I'd into aret'aipanying him to THIS
pla"c. Fur kui',e tic i:arli tic superintendent
sud his South Stlt suh'rti!Iiatc3 lave bc III eaf'
ry!us un tlutet and very elective warilro UPON
The gamblers lilry have htutH IT. It WIN u
.lEfklstelty which iIas nefGt bcIufo
fcrn shown, anl haya met with un.
uauul kuctsss. Thc hoturtons establishment
over the ssusc,'' nh!cl hastru Of immunity,
has bccll htokeH up. AMI uttcTs hayc tleeti eathcf
clutc.l Or their business 70 reduced TINT they
will soon have to shut lhclr tlnnre. hc iroinI.
nrnt houses tH tho rcIttru III the city having
l,rrl1 i!lspusc'l VI, the nrers turned their at.
tcntt1u tu the outlying u.rt, which aru eituatct1
IN The residence quarter, and, lefhaps, IN Il
qulct why do m,lrtl mischief IA tie more pre-
tentuus rlavcs daxirtuwp. Saturday hight .
suuau OF pulice slrurk the catatllshlseIt kcp
by
stiNE M'GuInE,
No. lis IwcntY-src0nl street. Tho place IL nu
yuucl given Ia faro, hut m immense amount .
pukrr nlnyln. AMI nf snlar games has bcrl
.arrt"u un there lur s4'nu line. The rep
utatlun oi thu. huuse Is low. Nhcl
tho police entered the ruorls Rhout tho tlrs
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THE FoRGETFuLNEss OF PEOPLE

coSnpela Or. Pierce 10 remind lnyallds that hls
Golden Medical discovery u unauEpassed -
hluo1, liver, and cough medicine See bis
Memorandum Books; they arc given away 1t all
dFu3-stofe&,
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No ono who has used Dr.. Psiee's uniQue PER.
fumes fail To notice rot only thslf pefstaeucy, bat
tAstt rich, fEesh fragrance.
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l,TUR; GIVES US TEETH,

R,1uR: GIVES US TEETH,
Int .hc does not preserve nMl tazify tllcn,. Thal
1rn.t be done witt, fra.r1n: ro1otont. The d. nis
bn.,c and its enunc casing arh ,na,'c inynlncrshlc
tn Nil destructive Influences by the daily use Of thta
hctedccnt preparation.
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From the Reading Eagles correspondent
writing from the Pottsvile jail has this to say
OF Jack Kehoe, once King of the MOlhe Ma
CURES in schuYlkill county: He is the leading
prisoner here, and is under sentence of deata
as au accessory TO murders committed by his
gang.
All !" said he. "they did n big days work
that Ihursdey And sir, 1t was a bad days
work" b.istlng up with Indignation. They
hung three as innocent men MS you are sir-
Carroll, ROarity, aud duffy we're Innocent and
when come to die I'll sIv so. Don't you, OF
any other fair-minded man, think that IL was the
duty of the Governors Secretary to us1 tlat rr-
pueve which you newspaper men say he had in
his pocket when ROartY made his death state.
ment on the "a lows, clearing Duffy1 Ana vet
l'm sUrIler for Carroll than for any man ever 1
knew. He was q decent man, and was raised
up 10 decency, and Ouglt not 70 have been hung
on such mems evidence.
The MOlie KING spoke bitterly OF MT. Gowen,
and seid the men were driven 10 crime by the
severe orders Of the Reading Campany's miu.
ions.
'And then" he continued. 'they sent MoPar.
Lap, wlo was On Irishn,an aud perhaps a CAthO.
lie, ana they Instructed him TO join The society
and encourage and commit crtme and when he
should get enough int0 the snare he was to be-
GIN hanging them Oh his own evidence and that
oil Others wuOm he threatened TO hang, and Woo,
TO save their necks, would lie on their fellows.
After he came among us, there were several
murders committed, some Of which he encOur.
aged and all OF when II he had been true man,
he could have prevented"
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tehightonI Pa, July 70, 1877.
Dansers Of Country spstnihg.

On Sunday evening last a certain
farmer resldlhg about mile from Trek.
lertown went out to shut a gate that
had been left unfastened, and while
passing near the barn, he noticed that
one of the doors was open, and also the
form of man walking near 1t. These
circumstances led him TO suspect that
something was wrong, and he accord.
lngly called couple Of dogs and hissed
them after the intruder. The chap left
suddenly, running like race. horse, his
coat tails standing out straight behind.
The dogs were close up, and their furi-
GUS yelping caused him to redouble his
exsrtions, and to get up speed almost
equal to that of lightning express
train. The chase continued several
hundred yards, when human leetness
and bottom proved too much for canine
swiftness, ard the fellow managed to
get off safely, without a scratch or a
'bite." The farmer on getting back
to the house discovered that his visitor
was no thief at all, but only beau that
his hired girl had brought home from
"singing school" to "sct up with OF
course the farmer regretted his hasty
action In the case, but he could not help
laughing when he thought of the agility
displayed on the occasion by that de.
parting young man.-Allehtown DEM
ocrat.
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sunday school Re-tinion,

A reunion Of all the Evangelical As:
sociation Sabbath Schools. of the old
Carbon Circuit, consisting of all the
schools of Parryville, Berlihsville ana
Slatihgton Circuits, WelsspoIt Station,
Lehighton and Mauch Chunk Missions,
and the Mahoning school. will he held
on Tuesday, August 7th, 1877, In
Craig's Park, at Lehigh Gap.
ORDER OF EXERCISES. lO3O 10 1880 o.. M,
Chidren's MeeGDg, to be addressed by 7. D..
Lehr, w. II. WeidDer, I. ]. Retz and w. U.
" elss.
1l;3l n. m. tn 2 p. m, Recreation.
TO Sp. m, Special services for Sunday School
Workers.
/. Tae Importance of the Sunday School
MoIk '''...''.'' .''''''''...... IL. IL. knerr.
2. The Qualifications of SUNDAY school
WORKERS; ..;,'.''''''''''''.Wm o. kOinlg.
3. How 10 work. .......,.,......I. w. \ eakel.
4 The Reward tor tho WOrS.....J. X. Knerr.
3 to 3:20, Speclai SeIvlces for Parents and the
Aged People, to be addressed by 8. Neitz and
1l DisSinger.
4 to 4:3J, A General Gathering for Parting
services, to be addressed by ]. g. Bnem ana s..
Neltz.
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AlbrIgtsvIlIe Items.

Huckleberrles are selling at cents
per quart.
Corn and oats look well, and pota> =
toes look better yet.
The fourth passed off very quietly
and without harm to any one.
Fishing in Mud Run is not very
profitable at this time-the few fish
caught being very small.
Master j. D., son of j. S. Hauk,
student of the Allentown Business Col
lege, spent his glorious Fourth in this
place, and enjoyed himself very much.
There are still number of persons
In this vicinity who do not pay any at-
tenti0h to the in regard to the law setting
of nets, nor io they believe that such a
law exists. They will undoubtedly
learn something TO their sorrow ere long
Rev. L. F. Erdman, pastor of the
Middle Big Creek circuit, will preach
here on Sunday next, assisted by Rev
James o. Lehr, P. IA. Services will
commence at $50 a. In.. and 600 p. IN.
All are INVITED to attend.
Yours etc.,
DUPLEX,
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Weisanort ChIna.

There is one more Zern In our
vicinity. We hail him.
The sudden death of Mrs. d. Al
btlght's father was caused by rupture.
1t is resolved that In the latter part
Of August there will be Ganp-meetlng
somewhere at big Creek.
-Dast Sunday Dr.. Lest was seen In
the Evangelical Sunday school. and
kindly consented to teach class,
That Moses of Slatihgt0n must have
a large quantity of animal Or spiritual
magnetism. Probably both.
Lately the Rev. Erb made many
visits in this place. That's right, Bro.
e. hunt up the lost sheep of the house
of Israel.
Il am informed that Rev. S. NeitE
will officlate In the Evangelical Church
on Sunday. There will be communion
at 3 p. m.
The work done on Sundays at the
railroad bridge is very much disproved
and denounced by our well.thinking
and religious disposed by people,
1t is reported that the wife OF one
OF bur preachers communed at af orelgn
table. Emo can not see anything sin"
full In such an action. We ought to be
one 10 Christ.
1t appears there 10 sothe party who
can swear little ON one side Of our
river aud be called upon to pray great
deal on the other side. Emo imagines
that such prayers are a "sounding brass
and a tlnkling cymbal." Oh, con.
sistency, thou art precious jewel
Again and again threats are made
to prosecute officiating parties for per-
forming claudestine (secret) marriages.
1t is we'll to bear in mind that in 1871
an act was passed which protects the
officiating patty from tile penalty Of the
act of 1923, unless he knowingly aud
willfully performs the ceremonies of
such eloped or secret marriages.
EMO,
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Special Notices.
upoN rae FEMININ

DLEMIsHEs UPON THE FEMININE
ID CoUNTFNANCE. n OF a eomplexional ma
ture. sDeedily vanls9 yhep GlaEAH's 80 I;
PHUR sOAP Is used 70 obhterate them. PIN.
plies, BlOCches, tRaughness. Redness and Tan
clarifying agent. Eiuptive ailments. sOres,
cuts. bruises, SoaIds, and other affections and
injuries Of the Cutiele are likewise removed by
"a SULPHUR BATHS nave long been re-
poWned us the best remedy for skin diseAses.
rheumatism and gOut. GLENN's SuLPHUR
SOAP Is IN everY respect ~ efioaClOns, and far
cheaper. BY opening tho pOrer, and promoting
a vigorous superficial circulation, thus excellent
article contributes TO the heat tn of the ent tfo
system 10 well as 10 tnat OF she cuhcle. Since
It's introduction tOpuhlic notice Il mas repeated.
IL been commended by the medical Profession
and press and few extei nal specifics have won
such golden opinions among all glasses. It
.Ievents ODnoNlous diseases as well as Remedies
them and dlsinfocts clothing and linen iu preg.
nailed with disease. DADdruh n entirely eFNdi.
greatly to Oe desi1eTal ed by persons whose hair
Is lh,nnlng out IN consequence OF diYneas Of
The scalp. Those who have used olntments and
liquids WlthOut avail for the cure OF eruptiOna
of an Oust nate cllararter will Ind. II thtv try
II, that GLENN = SULPHUR SOAP removes
soorbutic complaints lrremediabie Ly less efi
caeioos means. and prevents the recurrence of
Sold 6Y DrdE Sists. GrOcers and Fancy Goods
neale'a %. Price. $50 Oer cake. Box % cakeal
T5e., sent by mnil, prepaid. on receipt VI price.
z, \; CKITRSToS. PropT, sixth Avenue,
New York
Hnts HAS AIp wnsEEu DTS, D:.sk sE
BiGNl, SC, July 7. mi,
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/-Dr N. b. Reber met with a pain
ful accident on Friday night of last
week. lie had been attending daugh-
ter of Mrs. Wagner, on Second street.
whenr ON leaving the house at about
1890 O'Clock, he missed the steps lead.
Ing to The street, and, stepping from the
high bank, landed in the street, severe
ly spraining an ankle and foot. We
are pleased to be able to state that he Is
now able to be about the house on
crutches. with a fair prospect of re,
suming his daily visits shortly. n
AT Patagonia, Luzerne coufity,
several boys threw ten pounds Of pow.
der into a fire which they had created
OH the Fourth OF July. There was a
territc explosion and Thomas Williams.
one Of the lads, WAS fatally burned.
The Others received painful Injuries,
among them David Edwards two named
Raymond and two named Pembrldge.
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REPORT OF COAL Transported over Bsnigh
q Susddrhnnna DIVISION. Central X X. OF
EeM Jersey-week ending July b 1871
MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA, July l2.-Flonr steady; super.
fine. s6 extras, S7.25U7.50 Minnesota family,
ss69 q; PeDnsylvania do. s909.T5; high grOdOs.
(g.7odl050; choice new, 90 69.25.
Rye -four, e4045J.
Wheat stendy; FenlsylSnnls fH s20512iB.
amber. e. I;02z5; W hich. g.. .20S622s, new amUer,
more steady &C $i.7SDlS0.
Corn steady yellow. ssc mixed eih 0S5c.
BAL1DtoKE; tuiy ,l3.-wheat active strong
and higher Tor better grades SOD bern red;
white, el.850l.75; No. 2 western witer red, Aug.
ust delivery. S2400l4ik -.
Corn-SOuthern scarce and wanted; western
dull and easlec southern white. 6S 6Teci do. vel.
low. 64c; western mixed spot and July. $50:
August. 6ik6lAc; Septembet, Gaze steamer
5SkC.
CHICAGO, july 1s.-Flour Quiet and weak.
Wheat fairly active No: spring sl.44k a. As
for cash: el3Sk al, ,39 for uly;, 81 ISL Gll8A for
August; ELL A61.l2 for September; No. Q do,
81 22 rejected. s5c6si.
NEW YORK. July 12.TFlo1T market was dull.
and prices Of common extr6s were sligntY
lower: We qoute: State ana Western super.
tine s5.7596.25i extra state s6 4o06;9Ci Western
xxx. s7.400l0; winter wheat extras. d, so az 10,
do. Xxx and xxx. S7.5oGI0; Minnesota patents.
tS0Il; oity sb pbIng extras, t6.z5d7.65; -outh-
Southern Shipping extras, s7,5O0Se5.
Cornmeal-Western. sS'l0GaSo; Brandywtne.
$3.50 &,
Rye honr. s4.5o45i5.s
tive and firm for new for fuyure delivery; sales
on the spot $500 bush at Sl30 1I. til for unRahded
spriug, Si.60A1 80 for new red and amber South.
Srn' sna " ~ Tor M new while we q9ose: Spring
No. 2, 81 60 rejected aud no. spring, sl9l.6o;
red winter. eI .e00I.ZH amber do, eI.6V1l.00;
white do, sl,7562 y D6shel.
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Closing Prices Of BEHAVES & Town.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street; Philadelphia,
Iulx 10Th 1917
..ThS American People.-No peo.
July 18th, 1877,

pie in the world suffer as much with
Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years OF Experience in medicine had
failed to accomplish certain and sure
remedy for this disease and its effects,
such as sour stomach, heart burn, water
brash, sick headache, costiveness, pal
pitation of the heart. liver conlpiainti
coming up of the food, low spirits, gen.
eral debility, ETC., yet since the intro
ductlbh Of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
we believe there is no case of Dyspepsla
that cannot be Immediately relieved.
30, 900 dozen sold last year without one
case of failure reported. Go to yoLt
Druggist A. ]. Dutling, and get sam:
pie bottle for 10 cents and try 1t, Two
doses will relieve you. Regular size
70 cents. ...... .
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Teachers' Examinations.

R. F. HOfford. County Superlntend.
ant, will hold Teache RS Examinations
as follows
At LehghtOn, July IA. at a. m.
At Il. Mauch hunk July II. at Q a. m.
Iehigh twp, at ROCkpOrt. Aug. 4, at 8 a. m.
Franklin twp., aJ East WeIssport. August 0,
at % a. IN.
Packer twp. at Hartz's, Aug. II, at Q a. M,
d, East Penn Twp, at Pennsville August 10th,
at 3 q IN.
HJahOninR twp, at Pleasant Corner, Aug. IS,
at 9a IN.
i. TOwamensing, at Ahllport, August s5th, ut
Ga, IN.
U. Towlmensing, at stemlersville, August 30,
at a. m
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Mr.. f. P. Lentz handed rs the folloW-
Ing appeal to our citizens on behalf Of
the Citizens Cornet Band, with a re-.
quest that we publish the same, which
request we cheerfully comply with and
earnestly recommend 1t TO the consider
alton OF our people. A solicitor will
walt upon you during the coming week :
10 The Friends Of tile Citisens Cornet Band Of Le.
highton, Pa!
Believing that the citizens Of Leilighton are as
anxlous f0r The success Of their pd0nc Inslitu.
tons as the people OF Mauch ChunS, Welssport,
&C.; we take the liberty OF laying Uefore yOn the
fact that since the organization OF the Citizens
C0rnet BEND. we have llhored nard TO make our.
serves IN organ zattOn worthy OF your SUPPORT
aud confidence. How we have succeeded 10 Tor
you 10 Judge, and tue response we receive to
thls our appeal will be taken by T. as your yer.
DICT Although our progress has been as rapid
as we expected, nevertheless we might be fur.
ther advanced tnan we are had we not been
hampered with the debt on our instruments To
cancel thus debt we have done almost all ia our
power, ana have succeeded only In reducing II
bv about'One third. As u last resort we now ap
peal to our citlzens to LOAN us the amount we
are still in deDU (220.0O) We ask bach OF our
friends To loan US or 10 donars, hs they may
feel able, for one year. for which we will give q
JjdRmenG note on our instruments beating 9
per cent. interest We hupe we VIII not fail In
this our last resort and the first general appeal
we make. II we 10 we know the Efforts of the
Banu TO succeed will be dwarfed, II 1t is not its
death Dlow. snail the edict go forth that the
people of LehIgntOn are as liberal IN the SUP.
port OF their Band as the nelghb0ring to wDs,
or shall II be that for want OF enterprise and
llberalitY their one and ONLY organization OF the
KIND had to dlel This, our friends, Is for yoh 10
say but we do believe, or at least we hope thai
btr appeal will receive iOeral and 61eetful
response. Remember friends, we ask no 0iTt.
0htV tDetG secured t0an
Yours, fraternally,
P. p. LENTz, Leader,
f,ehiqbto1i Pm. Julv 70 1877 ~ '0
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MARRIEn.

DEFREHN-sI rTLER,-on July Ith. at the
M. Z. parsonage In LehIghton. 6Y Rev, l. B,
Brown, Mf. Ell Deirehn, OF lehtghtoh. to-
Miss Luoteta V. Sittler, OF Packerton.,
HUNSICk kER-REMALY.-On June 2fth, az
hls residence, by Rev. L X Derr. Mr.. Alfred
Hulsicker 70 Miss Isabella A, Remaly both
OF Washington,
CASPER-BALLIET,-O juno ,lsta by the
same, Mr.. George W. Casper To Miss Saliie NJ.
Balhet. OF Weatherly, Carbon county.
oHLENWINE NE-SCHEFFLER-on June 7th,
ny the same, Mr.. Aaron D. Ohlenwino to MISS
-Emma l.. Schtftier OF TrelehlerSYlDe.
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l.. II. and l.. Co.

l.. II. and l., Co.
A regular meeting of Lehigh Hook
and Ladder Company will he held in
their hall, on Monday evening next, at
s o'clock. Every member is requested
to be present, as busin ess OF much i'm
portance is to be transacted.
BY ogder.
IL. V. MoRThIMER, Pres't.
II u. BRETNEY, Sec'y.
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A. o. *. OF th9 a. @.

A. u tA' OF Ine M. o.
At the regular meeting of Inhnito
Castle, No. rs, A. o. X, Of the NJ. c.,
held in Reber's Hall, on Monday even-
ing last, the following officers were ID.
stalled for the ensuing term
$. X. CIV. X Benn nge-:
S. *. v. C.-Henry KOstenbader;
$. X + John Gaggesi
S. X. Il, SIS. H. Giham;
;, X. A. 81. o. BsCk;
rre surer-A. G. DOllrnmsyer
). X. q. G.-Samuel GTaver
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The second race was a sweepstake,
for which two horses were entered, Sor-
rel Pet aad a st. Charles Horse, and
was won by the latter. Tlmor~2;56,
6;O2 and sos ! best In 5, 10 harness.
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the credit. of the Delaware I,solrawauna aud
Western Company. Tho road Of the Morris ami
Essex Company Is DOW leased to the Delaware
Laekawanna and Westetn Company at pretty
hen figures, and ~ 1t, al iossor, oan set control
Of u and hf easier tertis i6r itsoli, II wall be
materially aided In fettnE from under itI load
OF floating, debt, Thus zach and all Of these
great companies that have for months past been
severely pressed for money to rgrTv their float.
ing debts and pay, their respective hHed charges,
have CLEAN Of daylight before tneIn. Most OF
them nave been unnble TO lrrow at home or
abroad. and. IN the aOsenbe Of other means 70
command cash, that was indispensable, were
forced to the only recourse they mad left-to
sell their coal at the best price II would com.
mapd. n OF only Will these companies 6ecbme
less needy borrowers N the near future, 6tt
some OF the large individual coal operators who
have been forced to the use Of their stOcks Of
coal ut losing prices, nave, we are glad TO learn
made such adjustments with creditors as viii
enapie them " hold their coal for prices afo, q /.
ing a profit. These movements arc all in
healthy dil cot on Ledger, Monday.
The following table shows the quaotity OF coal
shipped over the Behigh Valley Railroad for the
week ending J uly 7tn, 1877 ana tyr the year I'd
gOUfuarpd W "a the an m ms II
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-14
Sporting,

Sporting,
The trot for a purse of t@oo, on the
LehightOn Driving Park, last Saturday
afternoon, was well contested race
and was won by Honest FranR. Time
as follows, best 2 in 3, ia harness
YOUNG Hatter'. o 0
hOnest ftahk''....s..,.......0