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About four thousand people present to
witness the various games played on IN. Parade
Ground, and moro generally scattered over
the held than usually the cuse yet
fully two thousand witnessed the two leading
games grounds Nos l aud 2 large mum
Der OF lad occupied the reserved seats and
number carriages. filled with ladies' and gentlemen
were also IN attendance. The game on GROUND No i,
between Hudsous and Winonas, resulted as toiiows:
Hudson. D y D y IL?
w,nona. ............... y 0 8 0 0 OIL
The game on ground No. z, bstwcon tho Osceoa and
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" ~ u tHN 0tVEC
GERMANTOWN
Ftrst lnnSsQ.

Runs Scored at TIE Fail Of Each Wicket
Innings. lsI III. 3d. an. 81. On III Sfh. DU, l0th
81 81 LOT ll6 LIZ 1876 l3j l<3 l50--150
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-07

BY the monthly report Of the pub
lie debt for June we learn that the debt
was decreased during the month sS,>
51S,l19 IL. The total principal of tn g
debt now outstanding is 50 ,205, ,301, :
392 10, on which there is due and un.
paid of interest $50, ,es2, 791 SO, giving
a total Of principal and interest of $2,-
246, 1874, 1873 80. There was at the same
time cash in the Treasury, of coin,
Sl15, 1879, ,473 90, of currency $780,
274 IL, currency held for redemption
OF fractional currency, $7,963, ,2l3, ex-
elusive of $54, 900, 900 of special dcpos-
its for redemption of certificates,
making the total of cash in the Trea.
sury $3.50, OPS, ,96O s3, reducing the
total debt, less cash in Treasury on
June /, 1877, to s2,O69, ,342 81.
Debt less amount in Treasury July /,
1877, $4,000, 1853, 1928 26, showing a de-
crease during the past month of So, 219,.
119 IL. Decrease of the debt stree
June 30, 1876, $50, ,2s1, 121 73.
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Letter from Illinois.
July 8, 1877.

DEAR EDITOR 1T gives me pleasure
to inform you that we have enjoyed
good health since our arrival in this
State. Your paper comes to us regu-
larly every Tuesday noon. 1t does not
have time to enjoy many minutes OF
rest from its long journey In the post
office before it is brought home and its
contents eagerly read, and then not de-
strOyed OF used for other purposes, as
is often the case, but is quietly laid
away by the side of its brothers for
future reference. 1t has brought US
good news many times, but also, Oh few
occasions, sad news. Some tale. bearer
circulated report that we were very
tired of the west, wishing Ne were back
again In the east. There is not word
OF tTnth in the report. We like it bet'
ter than we expected we would. sup.
pose in few years we shall have lost
all desire Of returning except on visit,
Your readers would no doubt like TO
hear something about our crops. / am
sorry that must say that every crop,
with the exception of potatoes, will be
a failure without doubt. Wheat at
the best will be but one half crop.
We had very wet spring the Oldest
citizen cannot iecollect similar one.
On former occasions farmers often
sOwed their oats in the last week of
February or the first week in March
this year some finished sowing the first
week in May. Some is SO short that il
can hardly be gathered. On the 4th OF
May II commenced TO rain and con-
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tinued to be wet till the 18th. More
corn was planted in June than in May.
Many were obliged to replant. Since
it was planted 1t has been very wet,
causing the weeds to grow rapidly, and
we are unable to destroy them. If this
state of weather should continue much
longer, the last two crops will be an
entire failure. Potato bugs have not
made their appearance. 1t is supposed
the excessive rains have drowned them
in the earth. Early potatoes will be
plenty. Last year peaches were so
plenty that all could not be used, while
this year wo have none. We have
plenty of apples. More in the future.
Truly yours, EDWIN Brown.
LIBERTY, Ill, June 29, 1877.
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A CARD from Z. Z. PRUSsING & co.

We beg leave to notify the public that, as
many dnurnCipled persons are Circulat ting the
story that the Vinegar recently cOnuemned by
the Board of Health OF Washington, ID. O., was
the following correspondence, which explains
DIR. T. 5. VERDI President Board OF Health,
Washington, ID. C.-SIR Hns any Vinegar
manufactured by us been COntscated or con
demued by your Board An early reply VIII
greatly Obhge II. T.. PRU SSING ~ co.
BOARD OF HEALTH, WASHINGTON. June o.
IS77.-E. J.. PRUsS NC & co, CnicagO-Gentle-
men; In reply u your cOmmunicauun OF ms
dan / am Instructed TO inform YOU that the
egar o. your manufacture, nor has complaint
ever be, n made of the lmpuritY Of the same.
Very re spoctfuuy, e. Z. COX, NJ. D.,
Secretary.
We would rlso submit the following from DF.
AlAeu of Mar, lana, uud DE-. Mahla. Of emo go:
USIyERsITY % MAINLAND, June 0, lST.-I
have this cay mh de Chemical Analysis Of an
average sample of l''usslug's vinegar, ana und
il free from al trace of mineral acids alu me
talhc impurities aud therefore PURE, FIee
sulphurlo acid, a very luxurious aH9te, at on
often found IA The cummt iclal ditClr' u not
present IN this vinegar. -
Prof. Cht'u. ana Phar.
Requested bv Mr. Prussng. I subjected a
sample uf his Vinegar TO ChemIca. AnaEsls'
and metallic substances with which CONNER
Ciai vinegar ls so frequently u teraled. / can
recommend IL, therefore, as an entirely pure
ana Wholesome article, i. MAHLA, Pn. Dr..
known brands Of Vinegar have stood the test Of
pub &c opinion for twenty nlne years besides
having reCclN ed iUst premiums lt the WORLDS
lealr, the United states talr, the Illinois 5 ate
Falr. the Chicago city Falr, &c
E l., PRUssING 90 co. CHICAGO.
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LEHIGHToN, PA;
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY Z, 1877.

"A telegram from Pottsville says the
dissatisfaction among the miners in the
SchuylkiIl region since the middle of
June seems dying out, and a general
strike, which lately appeared imminent,
Is not now expected to take place this
summer. No reductions in wages are
probable. The miners between Ma
hanoy City and Shenandoah, numbering
1900 men and boys, who struck short
time ago in apprehension of a reduction, I,
have resumed.
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Storms i'm the West,

The storm which passed through Central In.
diana and Ohio on Saturday evening was more
destructive than its predecessor. No rain fell,
but the wind tore up, damaged or demolished
nearly everything in IT'S way. At Waverlv, IN
johnson county. Ind, the house of George
two of his children were Killed, his two O5der
children were fatally, injured and himself sus.
tained serious injuries. The house Of james
Armstrong was wrecked. enc of his children
was killed. and another so badly injured that II
has since died. Near st. Paul number Of
barns ana dwellings, and n church and school
house were demolished; man was killed one
". AT TolbeY, Ind, cattle we. killed, barns
and OutDuildngs levelled, and a new church de.
mOlished. The damage near Columbus Ind,
Is estimated at s. 900. Near Franklin, Ind the
house of Mr. Drummer was destroyed and The
family Of five persons killed In Morgan cOun.
ty, number of persons were injured, and two
Of them-Chiidren-have Stree died One school
house was carried fifty yards down hlli, and
another was blown across n field, the furniture
beng scattered in all directions The grOwing g
corn waist mgn was torn into shreds, aud in
some places the surface of plOwed ground was
carried off by the wind. train on the Pan
Handle road, near KnightstOwn. was Overturn-
ed by the hurricane, and the postal car crushed
in bv falling tree. but no person was injured.
day night and Tuesday morning. the northern
and central portions of those States bring the
sufferers. AT Ekhart Indiana. on Tuesday
evening. six houses were wholly. Gnd four par
TALLY denOltshed and nine persons severely H.
jured. At KlnCsbuTY Ind, n house was blown
down and four persons were killed. At Clinton,
Ind. a man was killed and his daughter b dlY
injured by a falling roof. Three men were
struck by lightning near Waterford and one of
of them was killed,
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OK TEACHERS WANTED.

six Teachers are wanted for the Leh;EhtOn
Borough Puzzle schools, VIZ; one Prmclpal l
for Gfamm8r Tor Intermediates l for See
Ondary and for Primary. Term, Mouths,
Salaries ranRing from go TO S6l per month.
The Examination VIII be held ~ he school
House, at LohightOn on Saturday, JuL Li l4tai
1871 az y O'Clock a. N,
D. order OF tle hoard. -.
June sl.W5, secretary
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned Auditor appointed bv the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Carbon County 20
make distribution OF the funds arising from the
Shelif7s sa e OF the Re9l Estate Of OLIN ER
STOUT will att M 10 the duties Of mis- appoint
meut ON THURSDAY, August 2nd, Is,7, at 10
O'CLOCK A. NJ, at hls Office Ia Maueh Chunk,
when ana where all parties INTERESTED may at
tend. L. J. MEEHAN,
June 3O.4W Auditor.
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Our Philadelphia Letter.

(BangD Fellow-citizens (bang y The
glorious (bang y day of (baug y our
nations birth Chang y is near, (bang |
bang y and (bang y look with
(bang y joy and (bang y gratitude
upon (bang y Here the firing of cam
non and the music of the bands made
the further remarks of the patriotic Or
ator utterly unbearable.l
ip iaa The RI s honey HSss bees
-.L Hold levees
Amid the flowers
On the mountains.
% n..-. But in the CITY,
In other ways
.' Thev have soirees
t..# 60 Around the druggists
Soda-water fountains.
The following article have clipped
from an English paper " A whole
family OF six children have just fallen
victims to diphtheria in Shropshire.
Mr.. Lawrence, of the Bridgewater Ho.
tel, Ellesmere, was at Dudlestone, with
some of his children. They went to a
cottage and asked for a glass of water,
which two of them drank. In the cots
tSge a child lay i'll with diphtheria, and
the disease was communicated to Mr..
Lawrence's children, and the parents
of a family of six children in a few
DAYS became childless. The hotel is
closed for the purpose of undergoing u
thorough disinfection.
-u Watermelons at last are here
vr. The greenest and the crampiest
- OF she year.
Radishes in Japan are sometimes
three inches in diameter and have roots
three feet long.
The Russians having captured TIRN-
OVER, it is more than likely that they
will TURN OVER q new leaf and 90 for
the Turks with renewed activity.
understand that one of our city
artists has Just completed a view of
"Packerton, from the Lehigh River. &"
"Hail to the Chief" was the tune of
the clouds last Sunday.
Many eyes which are in, and fingers
which are on, will be out and off to-
morrow, for the demon of gunpOwdel
holds full sway on the nations natal
day.
The sea breeze off the gutter is not
very fragrant at this time of the year,
Several TASKS were taken along on
the New York excursion, and am i'll
formed that they did not contain any
Gunpowder. Will anyone RYE.sE tC
explain?
Taking well-filled flask
May be a very pleasant task;
But flask, TO you or me,
Would be useless whun Il.
Yours, dry,
dARCUTIo.
JnlY 3. 1877.
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Emellne Renrtg, bv her nextl No. IS, April
friend, Il. w. steigerwald, Term, 1871
Ug. sur Label iOr d.
Alfred Rehrig, VOree
SIR lyon viii please take notice that the I'm
dersgned has been appointed COMMISSIONER by
the Court of Common Pleas OF CarOOn County,
60 take testimony IN sur above libel case ior
DlVorce and will a tend 20 said duties, at his
office NJ Maucn Chunk, on FRIDAY, the 3rd
day OF August, l577 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, when
anu where you and all other persons interested
II p. ]. MEEHAN, Com,
June aoig,
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DISBURSEMENTS.

Bat Oue Treasurer brought down 80
We the undersigned, duly elected Auditors
OF Jhe Borough of LehiRhtOn do hereby certify
that the above account is correct 10 the best Ol
our knowledge aud belief
T.. IL. SNYDER,
H. p. LEN1Z,
June %, ls77..w2 Auditors.
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SULPHUR BATHS.

The beneficial results of Sulphur Baths are
too well KNOWN TO require comment The
effects of GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP in the
bath are truly electrical, completely deodOr-
izlng offensive accumulatl0ns and thoroughly
purifying the entire surface of the body. In
fact 1t is the King OF Soaps for bathing and TOT.
let purposes.
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Glenn's Sulphur Soap

is SPECIFIC in those OBNOXIOUS DIS
EASES, which have been treated heretofore
with "Sulphur OintmentS" having the advali-
taee of belng CLEAN, lNOFFENSIYE and
UNINJURIOUS to CLOTHING.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-07

DIRECTIoNS.--FOr Diseases of tho Skin
battle freely ana apply thick lather before re
tiritg, allowing II 10 r,mmn over nlghL For
Scalds and Burns apply the lather freely TO the
alec ed paris, and the fire and pain Will be re-
moved immediately, For GOut, rheumatism
Sprans BruiEes and Cuts apply cloths well
saturated with strong solution. For Old
Sores and Ulcels 1t IS Invaluable. Use freely
as lotion. For preventive in Obnoxious
Diseases use strong suds as \ wash, external.
ly and by Injection. 1T NEVER FAILS.
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A NNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
LehightOn Poor Fund,
For the Year ending April, 1877.

WILLIAM wATERBoR, Treasurer of the
Poor Board, IN account with the Borough of
LehightOn, for the year ending April, 1877.
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Being powerful DEoDoR1zER. DIsiEFEcTANT
and COUNTER IRRfTANT, yet entirely harmless, II
positively cures ali local DISEASES OF THE
SKIN as il by mage.
1t thoroughly bleaches the cuticle and PER
MANENrLH BEAUTIFIBS THE COM.
PLEXION with certainty unknown TO any
article ever invented for that purpose,
1t is emphatically the remedy for SCAlDS
and BURNS, instantly removing all soreness
without pam, and effectlng cure in every in.
stance.
As preventive and remedy for GoUT and
RHEUMATISM, Its effects are really wonder.
iul.
1t is n sure preventive Of all diseases that are
cOmn umcated by coming in contact with the
person such as Itch, etc.
SPRAlNS, BRUISES and CUTS are cured
with unfailing certainty.
It removes DANDRUFF, and prevents the
hair from falling on OF turning prematureiy
gray.
1t completely DISTNFECTS CLOTHING
tromsthe sick.rOom or person, that has become
imDregnated with disease.
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New Advertisements.
LNOW HU ' OI UIoOIIIOIUos
A NNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
OF
franklin Twp. School District
A NNUAL STATEMENT

ROBERT ANTHONY, Treasurer, in
account with Franklin Township
School District, Carbon County, Pa.
for the Year ending (Bounty Ac-
count) June 4th, 1877.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-07

This Soap safely and cer-
tainly removes cutaneous
eruptions by opening the
pores whose obstruction was
the cause of the difficulty.
Test and you will endorse it.
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40 day at home. Agents wanted. Outfit
9l : ana terms free. TRU L & Co., Augusta,
Maine
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Skk . S77 week to AGENTS. $40 Outfit
eDVC < SAL FREE. p. o. VlCKERY,
Augusta, Maine
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New Advertisements.

TO RATIONAL INVALIDS.-In sickness
every portion of the BODY sympathizes with the
seat of the disorder. When the stomach fails
ito perform its functions, the liver, bowels.
nerves. muscles. veins, arteries, &c, are all
more or less affected. These deiinquents re-
quire a medicine. combining the properties OF a
stOmachic, an Alternative, a purgative, tonic
aud sedntive to bring them back to their duty !;
and all these elements, in theIr purest and most
ehecuve forms, are united in
TaHaat's EfeFvsucsat saltzer Aporoat,
the great Saline Remedy for Indigestion, and
its cOncOmitant consequences. Sold bv all
druggists. June 0, 1877.
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IN DIVORCE.

June %, ls77..w2
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WelSSpOrt Planning Mill n Lumber Co.,.

Respectfully announce TO
their NEW MILLS, tley a.
every description of
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ellantto ttmaI,s.
A nyEWTIsEMENTs nrCEIvED Tor rns sys

~
AnyERTISEMEN'rs HrCEIv ED tor Tng Sos
n 90 lluhuhcn at - Washington IT.
"A hole ma him Apply AT inl south 9Th ay
SMALL sirl 10 take car, ~ cm'dren anu make her
Observation-Disclosures. ---
ENIIHi iN'iD hnhu, on fuulh.H Wnlwn hi,n
street
,,,....,..,..,.,,
II j 4 HUMPHREY A cOLBrHN 70 Franklin t.
x...,,, ,, , ~,
II u,s KEEP SHIRTS, To- and 100 Mercer IT.
,>u.,, ..,.u. ,, 49, ,,.,, .,,
~ chucs, thus having Their own mnc lnrs Apply AZ
bradley, voorhees, Day Mig Co, 80 Howard 81 no
WORK gwen out
NpN"n out :" Ro"d hands CAL All the week nj 10
u,,..,.us -.
On .N r""s nh m, 90" 90, nnn NHuuas , hu,'"n
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SOrsss, earnings. Dc.
S.6ins Nmbin,s.

A LADr VIII sell her Wheeler 4 wilson sewing ma
M order Call ~ " RAst "a o.
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tinantial.
NOTICE.

NOTICE!
huSIpN. HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD COW.
lANN. secured %, mortsa-, made ly that company TO
/. dated ON the second dan February IN the
eighteen hundred AMI siNfyfnur and recorded
The eleventh dan of Apul IN that In the office the
- rotary of state of IA" stat oi Connecticut hereby
Hon,d a. the tlty Hartford. III, sai stale
o Connec Ut the fifteenth day OF February. the
O'Clock III The forenoon. al tc office 40 William Hub
bard. Esquire. ~ - Main street IN Hartford Trust
COMPANY 81 H. 10 consider ana determine whether they
wall vote tu instruct the TREASURER of the state of con.
n'ru ut The Trustee under sai mortgage 60 notice
t. said Boston. Hartford and Ere Rltuai tnmpany ant
uu.r claiming under that COMPANY that default has been
made IN the pa mrnt OF tic int rest SAID boui. accord.
&C., alsO o consider AMI Diet, rune VII, Their thew MI
sruct SAID Treasurer 20 take of nl and ar
the prop rN conveyed hN -al mortgage IN drAtiu
The mtutui said interest shall continue tor months
aiirr the SAID Treasurer shall have gwen such notice.
AMI Will vote 10 instruct him 90 30 any and all the other
authority set forth in said nlrgaFe also 10 consider AMI
determine what other uo 20 ant, ir the premises the
owners o sAi bonds viii take either respect 90 what
steps said Trustee sha take " Obtain said pOsscssVn
Otherwise
ARTHURw AUSTIN
HAMILTON WOpIiIN CO,
BY JOINS Il bkiMkk, President Duly
JOSHUA BALLAD. treasurer. authorized.
joins Il BREWER
JOSHUA BALLARD.
JN H. 1871
THE ANIMAL. ELECTION for - Dlrcoior, n
i the sixth ANtuuc Railroad company will he held At
The depot ou a,, corn, asa It, Tuesday, FEB 49,
II { MOORE Secretary.
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Gtlisiuus gotitts.

'UURCH OF HOLY TRINITY. Madison av.
y AMI i2d = Open every evening except Saturday.
The Roy Joseph Ode Of Brooklyn will preach this L, en
INK at a. o'clock All are invited.
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Sabinas sanhs
SIX-PENNY SAVINGS BANK,
BROADWAY AND AsToR PLACE
FORTY SEVENTH SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND

FORTY SEVENTH SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
Tho Trustees have ordered dividend Al the Eve
per nnnuni out o the earnings the last six
months to be credited to the accounts OF all dcposor.
entitled thereto subject 10 draft and the au Of
February II not called for the will be entitled to
interest from the l., of February Money DEPOSITED on
or before the ION of February viii draw interest tom
the lst of ,ad month WM MILES President
COLLINS secretary
q MArrHiN. Assistant secretary.
UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ brnHiwaA, a-u Il ami 18Th nv \ Y.
sums rttlNtd from one dinr o. tAfbf
Assets 81 jJivjo ~, Suriu- a 49, l7i II
llNlNES. President
luos ffOYp iONrs, Sce'y ; CHAPLIN. Irca,urr
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n Aged Woman's Suicide.

Elizabeth Lahey. aged sixty, OF 10 Condlt
street ke~Ark committed suicide Yesterday by hanging
as husband died LAT week and abe oui vi her mud
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TO PHILADELPHIA

"r'A
PENNSNLNANiA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE ANp sllugr irl
hHrNf
NEW YORK ANp PHILADELPHIA
IA Through Train. each wa, Tally Depot. 10. 70
drliliiI, 900 Sow YORK.
frracks, the most Improved Equipment ami tn fa'ta
Time consistent with absolute safety
Express trains Leave Sew York, Via Drslf1..s i0.
turunnit sis iqrllr.. u. follows
= $50, ~ - "a, 20 limited 10 ~ \ v
a. :. : 81 hnd . T. NJ
Returning trains leave rhaiclp'ha 3eo H1'
go AMI II ,uinitt ,Nir.,.l tif
tl, Anl 80 J. VI AMI 1. mIu.lt I'D tt
nisht
.,r,hct oNl'cs SEQ AMI al Brotluav y Nt
Hour, lud uut p'-firo.-'. ant t.Nf.II .i
# brolANn. ~, 10, ana lis llIi-.n ....
d,rut Jcrs'J cay EnDsrant u-Art on h''"3
PRANK THOMSON II rlYp '
G'ufta MANAGER Gl.| Il-.
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Director Hnl-tead and the other indicted
frreh itr- of Hudson county have been summoned tu
g'af ~ court to-day to plead 10 the indie tcn1s found
L.lLu.I lLlA m
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dolantto-.-Hlnl,s.

A CHANCE 10 20 West The gentleman who goes
~ West February IL has resided there and will
give Information and assist families TO 20 West
~ East 4th ST.; "Children's Aid Society"
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i The sixth A,rnuc Railroad COMPANY wilhc held a,
ue depot gu ay, corn, oil i3i It, Tuesday feb. 49,
n 6 MOORE. Secretary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-19
CONIsiUNICATED.
HoRAcE's Gar, JEFF. Co, w. Va, )
Nav I, 1877.

The Gap has another institution un-
der way in the form of a private school,
which was opened yesterday, by Miss
Kate Wageley, in the dwelling house
recently occupied by Mr. Henry e.
Evans. We welcome Miss Kate to the
ranks Of the school maims, and wish
her successful career il her chosen
profession.
Speaking of teaching reminds me
that l ought to say something commen-
datory of the action of the State Legis-
lature, at its last session in reference TO
Free Schools. The School Law, as
now amended, is, in many respects the
best that we have had since the organ
ization of the State, and we hope that
they, Il mean our Solons,l will low
''let well enough alone" and not spoil
by future amendments, what has been
so well accomplished, and not in the
future cast aside "certain good for an
uncertain better" All that is now need
ed to make our School system a grand
success, is a vigorous and impartial en-
forcement of the School Law, as it now
stands.
Being in Martirsburg recently we
dropped in to see our old friend ID. 5.
Noble Esq, the live clothing man and
found him pretty busy with the custom
ers attracted by bis nice and varied
stock of goods. Mr.. n. can furnish
anything in his line from the common
est article to the finest, and at very
reasonable prices, indeed we think that
his goods are as cheap as can be bought
in the city of Martinsburg, and we were
pleased 10 hear that he was doing a
very fair business, and his success re-
fleets upon US in measure, as we claim
Mr.. n. as Jetfersonian, he having liv-
ed in our county for number of years.
Long may he wave.
The Mt. Zion Sabbath School has
been reorganized and has entered upon
the Summer campaign.
The Union Sabbath School of Lee
town was reorganized at the Brick
Church last Sabbath; the old Superin-
tendent, Mr.. Ephraim G. Watson, was
reelected, and Mr.. George lIoguo was
chosen as Assistant Superintendent.
The School promises to be well attend
ed.
According to the calender this Is
May Day,-and by the thermometer 1t
is several degrees too cold for the date.
TEMPLAR.