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The Morning herald., 1877-08-17
GREEK VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT
STRIKING WATERS.
TEMPERANCE CON-
VENTION.
SARATOGA RACES.
THE EASTERN WAR.

THE RUSSIANS REPULsED AND THE TURKS
TOO CONFIDENT.
A special dispatch from London to the
New York "Herald" says:
"Tbe correspondent with the Turks at
Erzeroum telegraphs under date of Tuesday
that General Melikoff has received large
reinforcements and that the R ussian centre
has commenced . general forward move.
ment.
Melikoff attacked the Turkish advance
posts. which were mainly composed Of cav
airy, on the 18th INST, and sharp engage
ment followed. The Russian attack was
kept up with great determination for con-
siderable time, but the Ottoman cavalry
behaved with remarkable bravery, and af-
ter stubborn struggle the Russians were
compelled to withdraw. Ismsil Pasha is
still on the frontier.
The correspondent at Vienna reports that
the news from Asia, is unfavorsbls to the
Russians. The Kurds at Ardahsn have de-
feated the Russians twice. In the second
engagement the Russians lost 600 In killed
and wounded.
These trivial successes have 80 worked
upon the Turks as to lull them into the de-
lusion that the Russian campaign in Arme-
MIA is over for the winter"
A BATTLE IMPENDING ATZAIM.
LONDON, Aug. 16.-A dispatch from Er.
zeroum says the Russian center and left are
advancing to attack Mukhtar Pssba, who
is near Zaim, and great battle is impend-
ing.
CONSPIRACY AT CONsTANTINoPLE-A
son OF ABDUL AXIS FOR SULTAN.
A dispatch from Constantinople says .
conspiracy has been discovered in favor of
Prince Youssouff Izzedin Effendi as Sultan,
and that great number of arrests have
been made.
ANOTHER REPORT FROM ASIA MINOR.
LONDON, Aug. 1S.-An Erzeroum dis
patch to the "Times" says the reports that
the Russians are advancing Ardahan on
Oiti are unfounded. There are only six
battslions, two batteries, and one regiment
of cavalry at Ardahan. -Four bsttalions
detached from that direction are now en-
camped at Zaim.
THE GREEK VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. is The Greek VOL
unteer movement 10 increasing. A further
of 120 started yesterday for
Greece. The authorities have detained sixty
volunteers, intending to leave, on the ground
Of their being subjects of the Porte.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-17
FOREIGN.

HEAVY FAILURES IN THE SILK TRADE IN
FRANCE.
LONDON, Aug. 16.-The "Flnsncier"
says :-"According to private advices from
Lyons, several failures have occurred in the
silk trade, including one for 81 ,Oo0, ,O0O."
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SHERIFF SALES.
SALE.

D .,,,,o of q writ of Levari Faoias to
BY vatd v,acted. win be exposed to Public , ale
ne nI'TstFve .F,vetle Hotel, Sal Sh pley ktree, <,
az Wy ~ L geo. W. Orilip ip the City 81 " l,-
k,pp,t9n ktpI ~ New Castle County, Delaware
Oh an. ,o,-
WbDNAa at 2 o'clock, 2. M,
r,, following described Real Estate, viz:
~ ,not certain lot or piece Of land, " tn
All 'ls, torv W. frame house thereon erected,
Wo.si,U; ~ ;he CITY OF wilmington, bound
s!,s'1 81 ia fnIIows, il to wit: Beginning on ths
ea ea.stsrlv a. ivd side Of CIaymont street. o. ne
Wess. ncs nf IL IT, from the northerly side 0l
GIs.sn.t GIss.aaat. thence northerly along said side
D bssIev,s ,11avmont street, 81 feet, to stake !;
tsSnas olU,as weaterly and parallel to street,75
thethce ~ stake: stake thence ssutherly and para =
IT, W W =" "'Ssvmont street, 81 IT,, to STAKE !;
lei oaay aayte' Iy and parallel 10 B street, 70
'Vn,t y +" the said side Of Clay street; ana
iI.w II. .,ase a"e Of beginning. be the content
M,hr,of wv what they may. BOOK w. Vol. o.
pssdi pas"i1.I 700 | snd taken in execution as the
I'n.r,x MnMt Of Peter D. & fifth and q. h,rine
Gritlith. hi. W .fe, aud t. t., ana 10 Re
|IOd by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff:
shern's Office, New Castle. Aug. H. lS77'
Qugl1.tS
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Local .AHa1r0.
MAGISTRATES CASES.

D. Williams, colored, was fined so cents,
and required to pay costs by Squire Brady
LAST night, for disorderly conduct.
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hERlTF's SALE.

J ny ny vif,ue dt.e Of writ of ais. Levari Fscias
|aIe aa,,rectcd, u, will be exposed to twb ic
krpn, a. tne Lafayette Hotel, 81 Shi pley
| WiiLMnIipt by Geo. w. OrtIip, in the ily
h ''''nsIon, New Castle Couu'y, DE :,
DN hSpAY, the 5th day of Sept, 1877,
atz O'clock p. M,
| ''''"lng described Real Estate viz:
be ,i"S i,at certain lot Of land, and situate in
bws ,y ~ or Wilmington, bounded as fo!-
tde or . VII: Beginning on the sOutherly
kilb, ~ H. wide street. laid out para lei
fiy Snu al The distance of $50 fl, north
krec,t nom ION the northerly side of J obdell
bont ,sd snd opening into Heald and c ay-
keSter,,r. ,resls, and at the distance of i25 IL {:
hon., from the westerly side of CLAY,
Eith rect; thence southerly, parallel
henc"o "ymont street - # to u corner: !:
b ,ee o. westerly, araIlel with obdell
|sral loi ~! ~ toa corner; thence nor,herly
|fo sasoi WIN Claymont street rs feet to the
henn" ". sue OF the said SO #. " ide reel !.
II hrni n.nereby easterly rs II to the place
hev Snnnlng, be the contents thereof what
sSizady' BOOK Z, vol. 8. page 43O, &c.
|roper,v asd 1aken In execution as the
B.. hi, , OF William H. 'Farrier and Mary
A'' "he, and t. t and to be sold by
sher;ea ISAAC GRUHB, Sheriff,
ans ssV3Iiice, New Castle, Aug lS, 1877,
, 1877-05-30

tegnede Contoir ON Eftermiddagen
III. l slet som f0Iger:
lste Auction Fredagen den 22de
.Tuni 1877.
eden Auction Frcdogen dea 6te
jail 1877.
3 lie Auction Fredagen den code
JUL 1877.
Conditioner, Notwithstanding
og 0yrigc Salget yc%dr0rende Docu-
mcnter willie yarc til Eftersyn paa
AuctionscOnt0iret.
Dennc Acknowledgements tjencr
tilligc til Eltcrretning for PanthaVcr
ne.
Christianstcds Auctionscontoir der
25dc MAJ 1877.
, 1877-05-30
LI1TLE NOUNT PLElSANp

situate in Eastend Quarter in
tbs Island with all appurte.
n"ncc>, belonging to said Estate,
will be pat up Tor sale at 3 public
Auctions in conformity with the PIa-
card date 22ud April 1877.
The Auctions will be held at tho
undersign. d Office at ] o'clock pm.
rs foiioWs:
Ist Auction on Friday June 22od
1877;
end auction on Friday July 9Th
1877;
Bird auction on Friday July goth
1877;
Conditions, nppraiscmenf, and
otner documents concerning the sale
may be seer at the Auction Office.
his advertisement serves also for
the information of the mortgage
holders.
ClrjStianstcd's Auction Office, May
25th 1877.
II. A. JURs.
, 1877-05-30
acknowledgements

in ET bokjendtgj0res hervcd a
ID Udkast til Repartitioaen i af
gangnc Fr0kcn JULGETTE Jacobs
L0d>ho vile b'iyc frcmIagt paa en-
Session der athoIdes i undcrtcgncdo
Ret OnSda2en den code Juni d. A
itItcrmIddog III. ! slet, hyorcfter
Boot torvcntos sIuttct.
Chri>tian>tcds >kiltcret den Gale
Mai 1877,
II. A. JURS.
, 1877-05-30
AUCTION.

NJ the request of Cbristiansted's
~ Dealing Court in behalf of the
estate ofthc deceased Planter Hugh
Percy the Sugar Plantation
, 1877-05-30
IA G2lNDE PnllCESIE

situate sub NJ. IS Com0an1's Quar-
ter and No. IS Queens Quarter in
this Island together with the Stock
Estate ap%pertaining thereto
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t3IE Greek Items.

BIG Crook Itomas
-SleiFhing-i good.
The, time for the shooting Of pheabants has
now expired.
-Still fow cases Of dibtheria and scarlet
fever remain to be reported again this week
May IT boon disappear,
The saw mills are frozen Up. No saving fOr
the present
On Thursday morning of last Weok the ther.
mOmoter stood at degrees below zero.
The ice harvest has not yet boen done away
with but the crop gives promise Of being on.
cellent and plentiful
DO not forget the meeting Of the Towamen.
sing Horae Thief Detective Company at stem
lersville, to-day saturday. at p. m.
The holidays are over for another year.
What has become OF LISTENER His friends
are anxious 70 Know. because Of his sudden dis
appearance.
The snow is great drawback 70 the oper.
r rhG 1ssy % s 70
fully tracked.
"A burgular raid was made On the, dwelling
Of J. x. Hiokert, Of East Weissport, Oh Sunday
night while he was absent at church. However
they obtained not what they sought; AID only
took feW lead pencils and left lor parts I'M
"A daughter Of Mr Anthony ,residing at
theria last week.
Rev. J. K kDsrf, OF R.sissp6rt, bficiated in
place of Rev, Mt. Zimmerman, IN the church at
Solts on Thursday evening OF last week. We
should be pleased 70 have him visit ts occasion.
ally.
"A daughter q Mrs, Repesca Morris Is lying
BY Dr.. J. @. zern, u Wasshort, I hope SHe
Big Greek Jan. q. 2Stt. REVERE,
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The Minehill and Schuylkill Haveu
Railroad Company announces divl
dend of one dollar and seventy five
cents per share, payable on demand.
The East Mahanoy Railroad Com.
pany announces dividend Of one dol
lar and forty cents per share, payable
January 10.
-Caustlc soda In large Quantities, al
Lentz's drug store.
The Little Schuylklll Navigation
Railroad and Coal Company announces
a dividend Of three and half pei. cent,
payable on demand.
C. w. LentZ desires us to state that
he Is now closing out the balance of his
holiday goods, comprising fancy artl.
cles, vases, toilette and smoking sets At
cost.
New crop majarom; oorIander seed,
pure pepper, &C., for sausage making
at Lentz's doug store.
The Reading Railroad Company
Tuesday disappointed some of the
''bears" in its stock by meeting fully,
and In cash, not only all matured inter-
est on its own bonds but also all inter-
est on the bonds Of its leased lines.
There were quite goodly number OF
creditors present, and the payments
went on fully and promptly. 1t is
hoped this great company has passed
the crisis In its credit. The price of its
\ehRres advanced.
4 Among q party Of Masqueraders
doing the rounds OF Mauch Chunk on
New Years eve, was one Morris
Schmidt, dressed as sn Indian, after
the party had visited number Of their
friends, they went into q saloon, and
all we're most hugely enjoying them
selves, when the landlord of the saloon,
in q, a,spirIt OF high glee, set fire 70 the tow
wig OF Schmidt, Before the 1re could
be put out Schmidt was badly burned
about the head and face. DR.. DeYoutE
was Immediately sent for and dressed
the poor fellows injuries, and hopes are
entertained that no serious Gohse-
quencHs will result. Don't play with
fire.
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Accidental Shooting.

One of the mos4 shocking accidents
that has occurred In this Vicinity for a
number of years, writes a correspond
ent OF the Evening Herald, happened
In place called Mount Pleasant, about
three miles from Hazleton, on Monday
night, the 1st inst. A party of young
boys dressed In disguise, as is custom.
airy for them to do on New Years
night, entered the store of Patdee &
Co. While going in the door one of the
clerks by the name OF Minnick seized
a gun, not knowing It to be loaded, and
pointed It at the boys, and at the same
time said, "Clear out, or will shoot
YOU" when the gun accidentally went
of, the charge taking effect In the body
OF one Of the boys named Boyle, kill
ing him instantly. The affair has Gre
ated intense excitement. MinnIck
has given himself up to the authorities.
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Work has been resumed in the Edgar Thou,
con steel works et Bfaddock's FieldG This will
give employ ment to $50 men and boys who
have been on strike aimee November 7th. They
accept the terms Of their employers.
-1S Cary Ball the defaulting caShisr Of the
Hatboro'. Montgomery cOuney bank has foturtl.
ed TO the soene Of his dishonesty and stfrrendSF;
ed himself to the authorities. He Wa6 5hoTk
abouL $4,000. ecary Ball is a good hairie fbf
Him. -
Mrs. Mary C6ok, d venerable lady, died in
Look Haven. on the 6th hist at the remarkable
age OF % years m6nth and IS days. She was
Born IN Philadelphia. Oct y. lT77, and With her
ifBl
The hrst cast was made on saturday night
last from the now furnace Of the Cambria iron
company. at JohnstOwn. and the product was
sixteen tons oI Beesemer IRON. Othef casts have
since been made and the product pt0nounced
No. Beeaemer. The new furnace ID consider
9d the nnest and largest In the United States,
IND TIA present working gives entire satlsfAc.
ton. II - eonstructed upon an original plan Of
George Fritz. deceased, has q capacity Of I26
tons and is now making about 20 tons lD TWEEN.
ty-f0ur hours. Patriot.
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Items from woissport.

There seems to prevail q general sym
pathy for Mr.. Knipe, who was not re-
elected by the Commissioners on Mon
day. Why his successor Is privileged tC
subsist always on the county Is a mys,
terry to some OF our best citizens.
Our young toNTnSmau, Mr.. Malou
Raudenbush, lately moved into Mr.. A.
Graver's house, where he intends Il
manhfacture cigars. We wish him sue.
cess.
Rev. Mr.. Fryman recently changed
his residence. On Christmas he became
the recipient Of b profitable surprise
party.
The fine and elegant brick house OF
Mr.. W. Knecht is gradually going on to
completion.
Having resolved TO visit the East
WeiSsport public schools, l started and
after exhausting my physical strength
In climbing the steep hill and passing
the quiet city Of the dead, l arrived at
the school house, which is drsi stock
auf dem bodeu na9s, and at q very lone
some and inconve hlent spot. l first
visited the high school, which Is taught
by Mr.. j. q. Bagenstcse, who has also
the supervision Of all the schools In
East Weissport. The schools are well
graded and arranged. Mr.. Bagehstose
Is well liked and conducts his school In
a systematic and efficient manner. The
secondary school is In charge Of Mr.
Solt, who is promising young man.
His teaching Is practical and thorough.
Judging from his LOUD, round voice, 1
concluded he might make DemOsthenes
by little practice. Success to his flu
ture career. His school Is well g0vern-
cd. Miss Schofiield teaches the primary
department. Her good and excellent
order In the SCHOOL, her kindness to her
scholars, her winning way and her apt.
ness to teach Despeak distinction for
her. East WelssPott has reason to be
proud to p6ssess shEh . good corpse Of
teachers. The thtee schools enroll 1877
pupllsj which are enough to make four
schools. The people should lnslst 10
have themi The East WeisspJ Jrt people
are entitled TO have a nlore suitable
school house which Is oetter located.
Why not have lt2
On Sunday evening revival services
will begin In EbensgeF church.
The WeisspOrters enjoy slelghlne
hugely. AMIo1s,
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TNHOS' Is BECK = Coz
Real Estate Agents,

RANK STREET, BEHiGHfoN,
We have instructions 20 sell the following Pro-
perties, and persona desif0ua Of Purchasing Sell.
ing OF ExelanRing Real Estate, win do well 20
give Ha a onl
House and Lot near OeWine's Tannery. in the
Borough Of LehightOn, House I6xs2 stable
loxl2 and tlt 81 front aid IS feet deep. well
planted VIII .rult tyeeS a meyer ailinE
anoe on histalments
DweHsE House ana, Lot on Fourth street, Le.
mghton. Now rents for $500 per month.
Price low for cash.
House and Lot on MRhbning atreet. Iehighton.
PRICE $3.50 rents for S per month, One-half
cash. halanpe bE instilmsnts
House and lot an l.ine street Lehi xhtOn, Pa.
- loo tl4O1 Reuts Tor ~ per mouth.
100 Acres Of Tttber Land In Mahonina town.
chip ~ miles nom IshiehtOD. CheaB.
500 AorSs bi Land W P5nn Forest township.
SNDoh county AT epooia barEntn.
Soven Lots In The Borough Of LehiRhtan Coca
locations and prices low.
FrAule Buildlng suitable fnr q photograph Ral-
lery or other light business, Cheap.
Jan. 1, lsIa N s. BECK A on
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Echoes from mAhOning.
More snow.
-FAed vnnr hnraaa veil

hOlo buOWs
Feed your horses we'll
-Slelghing parties are numerous.
Over one hundred guests supped at
the Pleasant Corner Hotel, since last
Thursday. All connected with sleigh.
Ing parties.
We were fortunate enough to learn.
that the subject to be discussed In the
Excelsior Literary Society, at Pleasant
Corner, reads as follows Resolved; /;
"That Rutherford B. Hayes should be
insugurated as president df the United
States" Another chance for polite
ians.
If we are TO judge from the appear
ance Of "Old John," the proprietor Of
the Pleasant Corner Hotel, we cannot
say otherwise, but that he ID doing q
fair business at present. For fair and
square dealing, John is not to be out
done, and 1t appears as II people know
1t.
Last Monday evening a guest con-
nected with q sleighing party from
Ashton, stopping at Pleasant Corn er;
while In the act Of going out for fresh
air, as Is supposed, landed ''topsy-tur-
vey" in the street; and after coming to
investigate thinge, he found he had
just stepped out from the second story.
Yours, from above, HOMO.
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WnIcksriIIe Itema.

We had another fall OF snow here Tuesd ay,
and q number OF our roads are badly drtfted-so
muoh so, that teams are compelled to go thro'
the fields In son places
The wife Of our friend Mr.. solomon walcR
was taken suddenly Ill on Tuesday. She is at
tende,l BY DR.. Zern, under whose care We hope
soon to see change for the better.
"A little child Of Mr. Thomas zeigenfuas IA
living In O critical condition wNh diphtheria.
No hopes are entertained Of her recovery.
1t was r9mored that the German sunday
school here would be discontinued during the
winter, but upon lnauiry of the officers we find
such Is not tho case. The school will be kept
open as usual.
Our school had an average attendance of IS
pupils the past month.
The school at Upper Ptne Run n very Door.
ly attended. Why is this thusi
Tho weather has been cold the past few
Jan. 3. ~ ~ p. and W.
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MARRIED..

SMITH BECKENDORF.-On the 23d Dec,
by Rev. @. A. Bruogel, Mr. John Smith, OF
Allentown. and Miss Harriet Beckendorf, Of
Lehighton.
KUHNs-RISHEL.-on the 25th inst, by Rev.
]. @. Dleim. at the house Of Mr. Krum, in the
Borough OF WeisspOrt, Francis 3. Kuhns OF
Lehighton, and Miss Alice ID. Rishel. OF Potts;
vile, Pa. -0--
GRAVER-wALCK.-on December srd, by
Rev. Abrm. Bartholomew, MFR III q, 0raver
and Miss Alice WAldk, b6th OF Franklin.
M0SER-GoMBERr.- Dec. 10th, by same,
Mr.. b. F. Meser and Miss Kate Gombert, both
of MahOning. =
HILL-GoMBERT.-son Dec. 2ith, by ssme,
Mr.. Franklin Hill OF West Penn; 6chuyikill
county, aud MISS A. Vie GOmbert Of East
Penn, this county.
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Lecture on SiAm.


Rev. J. Darlington proposes to deiIt-
er a lecture in this Borough on "Slam, -
its people, their customs, manners, re-
ligion. &C., on Tuesday evening, Janu-
ary 16, 1877. (the place of lecture will
be announced in our next issue). Mr..
G. was a missionary in Siam for per-
iod Of about years, and Is consequent
ly qualified to speak intelligently of the
these people and their country. He is
a fluent and easy speaker, and this
lecture, will undoubtedly, prove rich
treat to Our people. The price Of ad.
mission has been fixed at the very low
est possible price, IS cents.
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seven Of the eleven blast turnaous In Pitts.
SAPaoltY Of those IN hlasl is anoat i79 0OO not
tons, and those out, aone IS 100 net tons.
Tho sohuYlkill r69i0h has mined and shlu-
ped A4eI SIS tOns Of Goa last year As ARainat s.
eeO.s4s tons IN ls7h the coal going over the Read
ing main line and shAmOkin and Lykens Valley
-Mlsa susan r. Dickinson. slater d Mas
Anna, has taken up the business Rbandone,i IN
the latter She va deliver a oOurse OF Twelve
lectures al Wtlkesbarro this winter 0H the sub-
iect of English literature.
"A new industry has sprung IN AZ Wa,rsn.
a SWede nam6d A. JOnAssen hSa inVsnted A 10,
bacoo PIPE with folding stem Which can De car
place,
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Only Three In 100000.

READ, PAUSE and REFLECT over the
following: DIR. Coxe's Wild Cherry and
Seneks has proved beyond all doubt to
be the best and most wonderful remedy
ever prepared for the speedy relief and
cure OF all coughs, colds, whoopihR
cough, asthma, hosrseness, weak lungs,
inciplent consumption, and that terrible
nalady-cfOup. Have you delayed try
ing 1t so long7 II so, get bottle cost
Ing 90 cts. and use two thirds Of it IL
hot satisfied return the balance and get
your money back. Can anything be
fairet Z This offer has been accepted by
over lOO, 900 persons using this delight
ful remedy, and only three bottles have
etet been returned. Sold In LehIghton
by A. j. Durling and @. W. Lentz.
Large bottles 80 cents; small slse 80 cts.
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The Week OfPrayer.


The week of prayer appointed by the
Evangelical Alliance will be duly OBJ
served by some Of our churches this
year. Union services will be held every
week day night, commencing at IL 3
O'Clock, as follows On Monday and
Tuesday nights In the NJ. E. Church
on Wednesday and Thursday night in
the Evangelical church, and on Friday
and Saturday nights in the Presbyterian
church. On Wednesday night Bishop
Bowman will preach in the Evangelical
church, and the pastors of the churches
mentioned will ofticiate on the other
nights. Lot the Christians of Lehigh-
ton, irrespective of denomination, meet
for united prayer during the coming
week. The public are cordially invited
to be present at all the meetings.
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Society Meetings.

IMFINfro CASTLE, No. rs, A. o. X. OF IHE M. @.
End and 4th Monday Of each month, IN Re
ber's Hall, Lehighton, at n3O O'Clock p. M.
II. J. Hunsicker, s. X. c.; s. r, Gilman,
SIX. r..
GNADKH HUTTEN LODGE. No. ESQ., 1. o, Q, F.
meets every Tuesday evening, at HclOck,
in Reber's Hail. Alfred Beck, a. u N.
3. Reber, Secretary.
BtETUcHKN TRIBE, no. 49, Imp. o. 81 r. M.,
meets in Rebef's Hall eve SATURDAY. II
r. Rreidler, saohem g. r. Gilham, C. OF H.
PoHo PocA TRIBR, No. III, imp. o. II. NJ, meet
on wednesday evening OF each week, ut 1880
O'Clock. in Public School Hnl, WesspOrt
Pa. G. W, SchwaD, ST. JAG. Brong, &. of r.
LRHIsHToN LODGE, NO. 7ss, X. Of p. meets
on Friday evenings, III Reber'a Hall, nt $3.50
O'Clock, J, W. Raudenbush, 9. O. T. II.
Ratcnh, K. Of r. and S,
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FasniOnabls winter OIothihE.

T. d. Clauss, the merchant tailor,
Is almost daily receiving additions to
his large and elegant stock of winter
goods, comprising cloths, casslmeres,
and Vestings of the latest designs and
the best manufacture, which he is pre-
pared TO MAKE up in the most fashion,
able and durable manner, at prices full
ly as low as the same material and
workmanship can be obtained for in
any other town in the State. Also, a
full line of gents furnishing goods, hats,
caps, boots, shoes and galters suitable
for the wear of this section, and manu-.
featured expressly TO his order, The
entire stock has been purchased on an
entirely cash basis, and rs he is selling
for cash only he is able to sell at such
prices as will astonish purchasers. Call
aud examine goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
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Worms. Worms. Worms;

E. F. RUSKEL's WoRA sHRUP never fRlis n
stomach Worms are readily removed by Kun.
keis Worm Syrup. DR.. KunkeI u the onIV
successful physician IN this cOphtry khat can
remove Tape Worm IN frOiu Two 70 tour hour.
ne mas no fee until the head and ali pkl5es SiiVe
An and IN this space Of time Q5mp,On eense teaohos
II rape Worm can be reln6vod. all other WormG
LOT bottles Of KuAkRE's WORN sHRUf Price
y OO por bottle. IL never Lula; or sond 10 tha
doctor for circular, No, 2ig North Ninth 81.
Philadelphia. Advice ffoa Ian
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