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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-11-03

The school at SOps should be graded.
-. r. SEWERS Will be agan elected Distr1ct
Attorney.
A large fcck Of wild geese passed over this
place ON undly evening.
MIR. \, W. Reeser of Allentown, was at this
place On Tuesday last.
We nave not as vet heard who bought the
Levan & SuIt grist mill property.
MIR. ]. X. RiCBert aid wife were at this
pace on IA visit on Thursday OF last week.
The Teachers meeting at SOlts has been
postponed IOr the present, until further notice.
Il noticed last week that Mr. VIM. schwei.
bentz OF this place, has repaired one of his
NlOuses
p oased to hear that the wifo of Paul
HruB!e, Esq., OF Stemlersvlle, has improved
considerable.
When and where will the County Institute
be hell this year. See Advocate" three weeks
Our farmers have put up number of mott
ces furUlddlng persons from hunting, etc, on
their properties.
The schools of Towamensing township will
omen on the 5th, and not on The Sd, as stated IN
my co IespOndrnce OF last week.
The teachers of Franklin will please call uD.
on the Secretary, Josiah RLch, OF East Weiss
poIt, and sign the agreement and receive their
reports.
MIR. Josiah C'nder, OF Allentown, proprietor
of the Allentown Lime Works, was at this place
trylng to ret orders from number OF our far.
mers on Thursday of last week.
The teachers Of Franklin township are re
quested TO meet at SOlI's brick schOOl house. on
FRIDAY evening. Nov 9Th, al 7 O'Clock, for the
purpose of forming debating sOc'etW.
"A number OF our schools OpenPr on MondaJ
lost 18th ut. The Walcksvllle AID Soltbs srhoOI,
Will open ON Monday next, the 9TH these twt
schools were postponed O'ie week ON account o
teachers having aig1 U.dount OF work 10 do
There are nuTbef of persons who come 4
this place and cruely XIII qua.ls-simpiy fol
sport. woud say that II they consult then
own lntcres Chey will letter abanuon 1t a
biitt, IOi Iht are INT a few IN this uelplnDT
hoQd and we are determined not to have then
killed for the mere sake Of sport
Yours, etc. REVERE.
Big Greek, Nov. l, 1917.
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The anthracite coal trnue is about as depres.
sed as 1t can well be. The last weeks public
sale Of i25,OOO tons Of coal at New York by the
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company showed decided reduction on the
then cur ent prices Of coal, though the aveIdge
odvance on the last auction sal By the Rame
company, in June last, is twenty cents per ton
s2 67H against e. 37h per ton. Prices aI6 now
not remunerative, and production Will necces.
sarily lessen until they shall become 30. 1t is
said that the darkest hour Of the night is that
which Immediately pTecedes daylight. and there
Is nope that the dark hour in the coal trade IS
at hand We learn from New York that the Of
flcers OF the large carrying companies connect.
ing with that city are very sick Of the present
situation, and especially Of the abundance of
coal and the very low prices in consequence. A
revival of the old " combination" to limit
prices, i7 now in serious contemplation, and
there is but one stumbling block in the wiv Of
It's immediate COnsummatiOn, and that IL, the
proposition to limit production at the same time
All Of the parties do not favor Uhis latter, but
there Is probability that an arrangement may
leagreed upon through acOmbnation by which
the trade VIII be placed IN tirmer basis for the
remainder OF the year. The New York com
Innies are understood to loose largely, and pro-
baby the best OF them anywhere Is not making
much. A low price Of fuel is much desired for
many reasons, but it is positive disadvantage
when competition forces IT. below the actual
cost OF production. he present strife with the
several coal regions IN command the markets is
daily more disastrous. A oecne on the coal
from any one region is followed by cOrrespOn.
ding or greater decline by some other. The last
auction sale at New York showing decided
fall in prices theres followed by demand from
the producers OF coal IN the SChuylkill region
for reduction of freights and toll, by the Read.
ing RailtOnd COmDany,and. listening to the rea-
sonableness OF tins desire the Boatd OF DTec'
tors of that Company on Friday m and authO-
rlzed reduction in rates from Schuylklll
Haven to Port Richmond of twenty five cents
per ton, with the right to the president Of the
company to make such abatement On3cnal ship
ped eastward tom Richmond and will enable
the miners of The Schuvlkili region to compete
with those of any other region finding market
through the New York carrying companies.
Thus the decline ot the New ora auction sale
Is met bY the Schuylkli region, and q similar
decline Is made on coal from the Lehigh egiOn
Ledger, Monday.
The folio wing table shows the quantity Of coal
shipped oyer the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the
week enCing Oct eth, 1877 and for the year as
COmDarpl with the same time last year
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| UDITOR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed, by
the Ourt Of Common Pleas Cf Carbon County
Auditor TO distribute the funds arIsIug fruun Ine
Sherltfs sale of the Real Estate OF David Betz.
will attend to the duties Of his appointment az
the ONCE Of Allen Craig, Esq IN MRuch ChunE,
on Monday the 10th cay Of November 1877 at
9U'clOck M, Wnen and where all parties inter.
ested may attend F. 2. LoAGSTREET,
OCT. "a, 1877 va Auditor.
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Beaver Run, oct. =, is77.w va.
A administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters Of Ad
mini-t alton upon tn Estate Ot Cotleib NsslT
late uf the Township OF Mah0ning, Carbla 20 .
Pa decd have been granted 20 the uuC srs gnrd
All persons knowing InelnseiVes 10 Oe iudebI "a
to snii estate wth make unnlsdi.ltS pa Al ~
ana those hHvl g olaims VIII preseuf them dulk
authenuCated fOr seItemout, 90
ruOs. kEAE NER, -9lml mlRistrEtyr.
IehightQD Get 2, lsI7.w0
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CTRAY BULL.

Came TO the premises OF the subscriber IN
Beaver Run, Mah0ning twp, Carbon county
Pa, ON or about the 4th OF October, a DARK
ROAM BULL The owner Is requested 20 come
forward, prove property, pay charges AMI tqks
him away, OF he Will DO sold aUcUrdlng 10 INV.
BERNARD LEINHARD.
Beaver Run, Oct. n, Is77.W3s
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u r.. SEWERS,
Tht Garhum SaruFate.
Local and Personal.

~ If you find a X (cross)
after your name on this paper,
itsignifes that your subscrip-
ton is over due, and that we
need the money. So please
remit.
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New Advertisements.
IN DIVORCE.
No, 7, June Term, 1877.
) Sur Libel for Divorce,

Mary Williams by herl No, T. June Term, 1871
next friend Morgan
Price, , Sur Libel for Divorce.
~.
Evan Williams.
SIR-YO viii please take notice that the
undersigned has been appointed Commission er,
by the Court OF Common Pleas OF Carbon Coun-
u, to take tes imOuY in sur above LlOei Case
for Divorce anu will attend to said duties at his
Office m Maurh Chunk on TU ESDAH, the 9th
day OF NOVEMBER, 1871 at NINE o'clock
A. NJ when ana where you and all other per
sons int rested NAV attend.
PklhR ], MEEHAN.
Commissioner
Mauch Chunk, Nov. ,, lsI7wt
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TITO Whom 1t May Concern.

All persons are hereby forbid meddling with
the Household Furniture aud effects now in the
possession of Reuben Knecht and wife. late Of
the borough of LehiRhton, Pa, the same being
my property and Is loaned TO them during my
pleasure.
ISAAC MoYER, Lehighton, Pa.
NOvaUhar 1877 IVA
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The Labor-Greenbaek party In
Flttstuu had a turchiight possession and
meeting Oh Saturday evening, In which
ten thousand people took part
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Special Notices.
Black Hills, R:s "a R..:a%::;: e: #s$si $::sii

Book, eontai Ling full information of the conn
tri, wlsu maps and illustrations, wall be sent
iree 20 every one sending Sl.0O for six months
sdOscrpuOn to the DAKOTA HERALD, The
HERALD is iai ge 32-cOumn journal, aud is NIL
ed with entertaining reading matter, both ort
gnal and selected. 1t is Western Journal OF
Western Ideas specimen copy sent free
Three months with Book for IS cts. ! the price
of the Book alone ls IS cents. Address,
THE HERALD, YANKToN, Dakota
Sent 90. 1877 m3
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Society Meetings.

NPtNrTo CASTLE, No. rs, A. o. X. OF The M; 9.
End and 9Th Monday OF each month, in Re
ber's Hall. LehightOn, at 1880 O'Clock P. NJ,
W. X. Bennnger, s. X. o.. 5. r. Gilman.
y, X. r. y.
pNEpRS HUTTEN LODGE. No. CSC. l. o, o. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock,
in Reberis Hall. IL. KOstenbader, SCI N.
n. Reber, Secretary.
NHTUcHKS Tribe. No. 2S2. Imp. o. Of r NJ :,
meeta in Reber's Hall every SATURDAY.. j,
II. Beers, Bachem q. W, Delhi, q. OF X.
Polo PooA TRfBB, No. III. Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
on wednesday evening OF each week, at 1880
O'Clock IN Public School Hal, Neisspnrt
Pa. @. W. Schwab, 3; Jac Brong, &. OF H.
LRHIaHToE LODGE, No. 23i. X. Of p. meets
on Friday evenings, In Rebers Hall. at 7s0
o'clopb. r. Gaumer, q. Q. It. AZ. Ratchh,
X. OF II. and s.
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,

?2 BY 2e feet, two stories high. with ro-ch att
tached, Fame Barn 35 by 10 feet, and other out
Duhdings, a well Of goOd wateff n good OF ehatd.
Land IN high state of cultivation
NO z All that cevtaln messua1e, tenement
and piece of land situate in the township aiOre.
snld, bounded and described as follows to wlt /
beginning at stone, thence by land OF Peter
Lanx, north 1874 degrees, east 6l7 perches aud
south liz degrees east " perches and north
oSA degrees, east A perChes; thence by and of
Aaron Sehnell south ny degrees, east NJ
perches; thence by land late j. seems south
IN degrees 22.5 perches, anu south 66N degrees.
west 81 Derchesi thence by land of ! os Dor
Wnrt. south 67}S degrees, west 20 perches {;
tnence DY land OF Aaron Schneil, north Nv de-
gfees, west l02 6lU perches thence by land OF
Jacob ZelVenfuss, north u degrees, west 10 5-l0
perches to place Of ibeginning, containing 100
acres. 100 perches, more or less.
No. g. All that certain messuage, tenement
and piece of land situate in said Township,
bounded and described as follows, to wit: Be.
ginning at corner, thence by land Of Peter
haux, north 1874 degrees, e1st ll8 3 10 percheS
thence by land Of Daniel Walk south 81 de-
grees, west lOS perches, and south 49 degrees,
west sS perchesi thence partly by land OF ].
seems and partly by land OF Aaron Schnell.
north u, west l5i 7 10 perches to the place of
beginning containing 72 93-i60ths acres more or
ger and wie, of said Fr'nklin Township, Car
bon County, and to be sold by the Assignee for
the beueht Of creditors
The Terms and Conditions will he made
known on the DAY of sale, and due attendance
gwen by JOEL NEFF, Assignee.
T. ]. MEEHAN Attorney.
Nov. g. lS17-2W
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DIED,

HEMING.-On the 27th ult., in Albrghtsville
OF diphtheria, Jennie A., daughter of p. q.
and Lucinda Heming, aged years, months
anu Is days.
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Advertising Rates.

Advertising Rates.
We desire it to be distinctly understood that
no Advertisements will be inserted IN the coll
umns OF TIE CARBON ADVOCATE that may he
% jeived from unknown parties or firms unless
accompanied with the CASH The following are
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insprtion 10 Cts.
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Friday, November 80, 1877,

at O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premises In Fra X
I'm Township, Carbon County, Pa, the follow
ing Real Estate co witt
No. '. Al that certain MesstaEe. Tenement
anu piece OF ground, situate IN Frnnkln town
ship aforesaid, bounded and described aa TO-
lows, TO wit: Beginning at u stone In puOhc
road Leading from St Paul's Church to ptu"
swamp thence partly by land OF FranRlin
SOlt and partly by land OF Charles Dretsbach,
nurth u degrees, east 43 perches to stone, an.i
thence BY the latter north "A degrees, east 60
perChes to stone, and north So degrees east 30
paches 10 "a post; thence BY l. nd Of Joseph
uartmani north 30 degrees. west ~ perchCs o
post; thence by land OF Augustus BbeMer,
south 6sh degrees. west 10 perehes to post
thence Dy the same and parIly by lana OF Cor.
menus SNYDER south 81 dourees, 93is perCheE 10
q stones thence by land OF Paul b lick, south lS
degrees, west 40 perches to stone; tnenCe ~
land late OF Daniel Solt north SO degrees. east
69h perches to n stone, and south 2lIs grtes,
east " perches to the place Of beg nnlng. cOni
talning 4S acres uCu 10 perChes, more OF less!
Ihe I'm prOYnmenfA Thereon cOnSlaL Of n
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New Advertisements.
4 SsIGNEE'S SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.

BY virt1e Of an order issued out ol the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Carbon County, the under.
signed Will sell at Public Sale, on
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The undersigned, Executors of DANIEL
HEBERLING, decd, will offer at Public sale,
at the HOTEL OF THOMAS MANTZ, in the
BOROUGH OF LEHIGHTON. Carbon Coune
ty, Penna. on ....
Sharp County record., 1877-12-14
Sale Of School land.

By virtue of an order Of the Com
missioner Of Immigration and State
Lands, made upon petition on the
l7th day Of November, 1871, the
undersigned, collector OF Sharp
county, Arkansas, will, on
Moadoy, Decem6zr @4tA, 1877,
at the South front door of the
court house in Evening Shade, Ark,
expose to sale, at auction, to the
highest bidder, school lands, as fol-
lows: The 8w of ne or and NV Of Sc
of sec 1G, in tp Is north, range )
west, containing 80 acres.
Terms of sale: One-fourth and ~
per cent. Of the purchase money
down, balance in instajlmentS.
This November DIST, 1871.
THoS. I. HUDDLEST0N,
Sheriff and collector Sharp county.
Sharp County record., 1877-12-14
Farsai For Sale!

A farm of l40 acres, adjoining
Evening Shade; 81 acres under fence
and in cultivation; 2 acres orchard--
apples and peaches. Frame resi-
dencc, 26 by 42 iect-four rooms.
Good barn, stable, and other out
buildings Spring water convenient,
and plenty of timber. A wagon and
team will be taken as part payment
Price, 8l,500-haif cash and balance
on time. For further particulars,
call on or address J. W. Buckley,
Evening shade, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1877-12-14
Married..

In Evening SHADE, Dec. 10th,
by Rev. E. A. Garrison, RICHARD
w. BANDY and Miss ISABELLA
HUDDLEST0N.
Still another one Of our most
intelligent and accomplished
young ladies has been led to
the Hymeneal altar, and again
the bridegroom is a very prom
ising young man and a pros
pective climb Of the law" They
have our best wishes for q happy
and prosperous future.
Sharp County record., 1877-12-14
The vote for ikice Of peac.

The vote for ibice Of peace
in this townshiph Wednesday
last, resulted in ! election OF
D. N. HuddleSd. lr. Il. Is
we'll qualified to ll the Office,
and will no coQtmake Q good
magistrate.
Mr.. A. II. M{alf, residing
near the Batesv:SS43ssead, a shoEt
distance from tow1informs Us
that seventy five hgons with
143 bales of cotflI passed his
house last week, adthat ninety
bales passed III Jingle DAY,
not long since. IL
Mr.. VIM. WilliFd, Of Spring
River, this cou recently
gathered 420 bu els Of corn
(measured) from FYen acres OF
old land, under alinaFy cult
walton. Only shy bushels to
the acre. Arkan.B can't raise
anything but c@1sS IA no! .
Col. j. NJ. Shahr and family
left us, yesterdK, to take up
their abode in Lamar county,
Texas. We CHI hTerfully recon-
mend them to tH people Of the
Lone Star Stat as 1irst-clasS
citizens. May Euccess attend
you, kind frieuds in your new
home.
ESQ. Andrew Daily and John
G. Huddleston, d jackson town
ship, while hJlting in the
vicinity Of Spring River, a lew
days ago, foun in an unfre-
ouented hollow [ humans skull,
supposed to b4that Of a negro
woman killed lg a negro man
there during the war.
We are Informed that the
merchants of Ash Flat have
bought more cot.Rn this season
than oyer be tii53rGTh 5iAAa 5liAa history
g. g.. 'l1:& own. ash Fipt n -. :
faSG little >12,Ea-z., a1a.7 ~ fri0f
chants live men. The citizens O.
that community can also boas
Of one Of the finest and beS
supported schools in Nortf
Arkansas.
An important legal opinion
by Col. J. L. .Abernethy, prose
cutting attorney for this judicia
circuit, to the effect that juror.
certificates may be received by
county collectors in payment o
general county taxes, will b'
published IN our next issue
Look up your certificates, pre-
sent them to the collector, anC
they will not be refused.
Sharp County record., 1877-12-14
News paper flI u Si'

We publish the 1ollowing
Newspaper Laws for the Denelt
of all Interested:
/. Subscribers who do net give
express notice to the contrary, are
considered as wishing to continue
their subscription.
2. Ifsubscrbers order theiE papers
discontinued the publishers may
continue to send them until all
arrears are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse
to take their papers from the office
to which they are directed they are
held responsible till they have
settled their bills and ordered them
discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to other
places without informing publishers,
and the paper is sent to the former
direoGon, they are held responsible.
5. Tie courts have decided that
refusing to take newspaper from
the Office, or removing and leaving
them uncsIed for, is prima tacie
evidence Of intentional trauG.
6. Any person receiving q Hews-
paper and making use Of it, whether
he ordered it or not, is held to be Il
subscriber,
:. II subscribers pay in advance,
they are bound to give notice to
publishers, at the end Of their time,
if they do not wish to continue the
paper; otherwise the publisher is
authorized to send it on, and then
subscribers are responsible UNITS an
express notice, with payment OF all
arrears, is sent to the publisher
Sharp County record., 1877-12-14
w ARaY2EgzS Order.

In Justices Court, Piney Fork
township, Sharp county, Arkansas.
Elvira Smitb, Plaintiff,
against
II. C. Franklin, Defendant,
The defendant, Ii. G. Franklin, is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days, and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff E.vira
Smith. This Dec. Sd, 1877.
27-4 JOEL Il. SHANNs, J. P.
Sharp County record., 1877-12-14
A EIittHc sB0slT1GyBIlan.

"Ring out wild bolls-tame ones too,
Ring out the lovers moon;
Ring IN the little worsted socks,
Ring in the bib and spoon;
Ring out the muse, ring III the nurse,
Ring in the milk and water;
Away with paper, pens and ink
It's a boy. q boy! a boy y.
The word "boy" doesn't rhyme
very well with "water," but
that's the kind Of q baby it is,
and his home is with the RECORD
fraternity. Hurrah for the boy.
Sharp County record., 1877-12-14

Beautiful weather again, and
the farmers are busy gathering
and marketing their crops.
Why don't some of our mer-
chants bring on a stock Of
Christmas toys for the little
folks! Are they to do without
during the holidays3
There will be a public install
lation OF officers Of Evening
Shade Lodge, No. 143, A. T. d
A. NJ, at the court house in this
place, on the 9th inst.
New supplies Of goods have
been rEeiEedI II Ne8srs, J.-X
and H. G.. Wainwright, this
week.
DR.. S. A. Brown returned the
first Of the week from St. Louis,
where he purchased a stock Of
goods for his store. lie reports
business lively in the city.
We have received one Of the
Calendar Clocks sold by f. j.
Klein d Co., Of Batesville. 1t
is q correct time piece, q good
calendar and an ornament to the
house.
Mr.. J. P. Cochran is back
from St. Louis, where he dis
posed Of his cattle at Unsatisfactory
prices. He Will not engage in
the mercantile business until
spring.
We learn that there were some
palliating circumstances attend
ing the neglect of the citizens Of
this vicinity to attend the funeral
referred to in our last issue.
The dead should always be
buried, however.
Notice card of Mr.. J. Ault,
carpenter and undertaken, in
another column. Mr.. Ault is a
good, steady workman, and the
store building which he has Just
completed for Mr.. Cochran, in
this place, is a sufficient recon-
mendation as to his mechanical
skill.
Marriage licenses were issued
since the 1st inst. to the follow
ing named persons: Thomas
Holland and Miss Mary Vinson,
Richard W. Bandy and Miss
! Isabella Huddleston.
1t will be seen by card in
another column that we are now
prepared to do all kinds of job
work. Our l-Bet ana U-beI
presses are in good order, and
we think we can turn out work
that will compare favorably
with that Of any ordinary coun-
try job Office.
Mr., Pink Mitchell, of Licking,
No., was in town this week
He had business in Fulton
county which seemed to require
a little litigation, and came here
for legal counsel. Over a nun
dred miles from home, he was
working faithfully for his home
newspaper--a sheet but little
more than half as large as the
RECORD. Wonder if anybody
| ~ l. II, ~ hint
Sharp County record., 1877-12-14
Poor PRINTER's PAY. Person

Poor PRINrER's PAY. - Persons
patronizing papers should pay
promptly, for the pecuniary pros
poets of the paper have peculiar
powers in cushing public prosperity
If the printer Is paid punctually,
and his pocket book kept plethorlc
by prompt paying patrons, he puts
his pen to paper in perfect peace,
paints his pictures of passing pro-
ceedings in pleasant paragraphs,
and the perusal Of bis paper is
pleasurable to people. Paste this
piece of proverbial philosophy in
a public place, where all persons
can perceive its practical, pungent
purpose. Practice its precepts.--LX.
Sharp County record., 1877-12-14
S @ 9 /. q t / Z S.
EyeaIng Shade.

Rural Chapter, No. SO, R, A;
meets at its hall on the Sd
lII,mday !, in each month.
Evening Shade Lodge, No. 143,
IF. y A, NJ, meets at its hall
5Qrday night before the lst
3Obath in each month.
Berear Lodge, No, 81, OF |. o.
! r., meets at it's hall Friday
blt before the 1st Sabbath IN
Rel month.
United Friends of Temper
Rce-Gauison Council, No. 80,
EetS every Saturday night.
eniRg Shade Wall Di-
Il rect0ry.
L"alnut Ridge, via Smithville,
n.y. except Sunday; departs at
y a. m., arrives 2 p. m.
La Crosse, daily, except Sun
y arrives 10 a. m, departs at
m.
sh Flat, weekly; departs
Duday, l p. m, arrives Tues
n, Il a. m.
atesville, via Maxville, week
arrives II Monday, 1 p. M, de-
IT'S Tuesday, II a. m.
EWheat and -four wanted on
OScnption to the RECORD.
Sharp County record., 1877-12-14
Evening" Shade.

NJ E. Church, South: Preach
lg 1st and Sd Sabbaths in each
lonth. Lecture Tuesday night
)nowing. Prayer meeting Tues
by nights, =. A. Garrison, 7. 9.
Christian Order: Preaching
Fl Sabbath in each month.
b. Hollowell, Pastor.
Baptist Church: Preaching on
FcOnd Sabbath and Saturday
|ght before in each month.
B. Hunt, pastor.
Sabbath school at the NJ. E.
huTch, at 9 a. m. J.N. Shaver,
Fpt,
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a January, April, July and
DctOber
Probate Court: First Monday
February, May, August and
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Governor. W R Miller
Spc'v of State, B B Beavers
3nditor John Crawford
treasurer, Thos J Churchill
Atty Genl, VIM L Henderson
Land Commisn'r, J n Smithee
Sppt Pub. Schools, Geo W Hill
Chief Justice Supreme Court, L
+ English.
Associate Justices, D Walker,
" NJ Harrison.
Clerk, Luke b Barber.
Congressman, 4th district, Thos
N Gunter
State Senator, 2nd district, J B
JudkinS
Circuit Judge, 3rd circuit, VIM
Byers
Prosecuting Atty, 3rd circuit,
! JL Ahernethy.