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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-07
Special Notices.

DLEMIsHEs UPON THE FEMININE
I'D COUNTFRAHCE, 4 OF n cOmpieKlOnal ma
ture, speedily vanish whom GLEHN'S SUI
PuUR SOAP Is. used to obliteRate them- PIN
pies BloGches RuughneSs, ReuHess aud Tan
are lnyarIaOlY banlshed by this Incompatible
olsIIiyng ageut. EiuDtive ailmsnts. sores,
cuts bTulses, s0alds, and other affections ana
injuries Of JhH CutiCle are likewise removed OY
lC SULPHUR BATHS nave long been re-
uOwned us the best remedy for skin diseases.
rheumatism and gout. GLENN'S SULPHUR
SOAP Is in every respect as eflcaciOns, and Tar
cheaper. BY opening the pores, and promoting
u vigorous superficial CIRCULATION, this excellent
article contributes to tue heal IN OF the entire
system as well rs 10 that ot the cutcle. since
its introduction topublic uotice II mas repeatep-
IL been commended by the medical profession
ami press and tew eXtel nal specifics have won
such "g gllden opinions" among all classes. 1t
;usVauts O5IOXous diseases as well as remedies
Ilull. aud dlsintects clothing and linen impreg-
mated with disease DnDdluh IS entirely eradi
catrl bY IL, anu lts use y. ON that accouAt,
Lre:ttly t. % deslOeraieO by persOus whose mar
Il hlnutuy out IN consequence OF dfYness ot
tliu srani. those who Lave used ointnents and
lunii Nl-hOuG nYaa for the cure Of trupunna
uf an U.st nate character, will Had, II thev try
II, that GLENN's bU LPHUR SOAP removes
SO irbutiC complaints ureiIedl llble by Less efh
eaelous meJps, ami prevents the recurrence Of
such disOidtfs. iAs-1
sold bY Drug gists, Grocers and Fancy Goods
DeAle b, Price. 251 per cukA l Box 70 eakesl
7oC., sent bv mail, prepaid, on receipt VI price.
c. n. oRiTTENzoN, Prop'r, 2 sixtn avenue.
HiLis HAZE ASp wHIsKER DYE, Black or
BrOWni Jtc, iull7i MY.
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THE NEWS.

"A York county cow las gwen birth to fve
calves in 6wo years. ..,.-. .t.I. ~
-Peckvil'e, Luzerne county. is village in
which no Intoxicating lquar is sold
On Thursday two men named Devlin. EN-,
plOved at mine at Glen Carbon, Schuylkiil
county, were severely burned by sulphur fire.
"A tornado, the track OF which was only ten
rods in extent, passed over, A Abingdon, Luzerne
county, on .Tnur-daY hlghts and did considerJ
able damage. uprOottng trees.unroohng houses.
levelllng fences and prostrauing grain IN its
COURSE.
In accordance with the civil service re,
form req uiI ements, e. Fl. Chase, collector OF
internal revenue, and Douglass smith, post
master Mt WilkesbarTe, have resigned as chair
man and secretary of the republican committee
OF Luzerne county, Nextl .4.
Doc Sweeney, the Carbondale bank roDbeE.
died in the eastern penitenti few days ago.
Two other cOnvict1 from Luzerne county have
died In the institution the past few mDnths-t
one Of them, Hen Deitrick, a burglar and would
be assassin, who had been sentenced to term
OF seventeen years.
There is a prisoner in the eastern peniten,
tiaTy who is serving a sentence OF fourteen
ye4rstor stealing horses in Bucks county, He
was born without hands, yet was very success
full generally in his crmes. He makes cane;
seat chairs and can write, shave himself and
cut his own hair as welkAs. any other man in
PRISON. He MAKES more money by caneseaSnR
chairs than any man in the prison;
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Court Proceedings.

JULY 2nd Bond Of w. /. Peters, constable
elect OF Packerton District, and Amos Reigel,
Tor fE0O approved 3.
Com. vs. Michael Fahey. 1t appearing ia. the
Court upon inquiry, that he said Michael Fahey
can be safely confined with comfort TO himself
and properly treated IN the hospital of the Mid
die Coal Field Poor District erected tor the
keeping and treatment Of the insane poor, A. is,
uDon due consideration had, ordered that he
the said MiGhael Fahey, be discharged from the
5 ate H6spltal at Danville, and conveyed TO
the saiu hospital for insane paupers IN SAD
Middle Coal Field Poor Distinct and there kept
aud treiUed for his disease until further orders
from this court.
Com. VS.. Daniel T., Frtz murder. Held in
S5lJO to appear at next Court of oyer and Ter
miner.
Tobias ]. Kreider. assigned to John d. Berto-
lette. VS. @. B. RhOads, def't, and Jas BeltOid
and Hughes q MaeCrea, garnishees. Opinion
OF Court tiied.
Dan. Walp vs. Sallie Ann Wap Referred
back to theEXaminer to takefuI ther testimony
particularly as TO the time of the oiIeged dee er
! ton.
IN Re estate Of Francis ]. russ decd. opn
/ ion and decree hled.
In Re AUDITORS IepSrt upon account of ad
mlhlstsaiOEs 0 he,lfy u, SchOhed decd Opln
| ION ana decree o. Court filed.
| JtcgD NOth SCeln vs. Jacob Strom, Pct tlon o.
] deiend mt or mandamus
! fhlln Rader vs.. NJ. HRrbins, Deposition d
] Wihesses flied on part OF plaintiff.
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN &. TOWN.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia, /,
Ink. kth 1871 y -
sensible Advice. You are asked

Sensible Advice. You are asked
every day through the columns of news
papers and by your Druggist TO use
something for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint that you know nothing
about, you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Now to
give you satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower will cure you Of Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint with all its
effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Hahitual CostlVeness, palpi-
tatlon of the Heart, heartburn, Wa
teri -brash, coming up Of food after
eating, low spirits &c, we ask you to
go to your Draggist, A. j. Durling,
and get a Sample Bottle OF Green's
August Flower for 10 cents and try it,
or Regular Size for rs cents, two doses
will relieve you. ,.. ..r.. ... -.,. :
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Big Greek Items.
Corn is doing right we'll.
-P!cnics are now in order.

II iCllCo dlO IOW III OIutEs
Cherries will soon be gone.
The oats crop will be good this
year.
The grain fields in this vicinity are
fast coloring. ........
The weather the past two weeks
has been quite favorable for the growth
of grass, oats, corn and potatoes.
Our farmers are pushing the hay,
making season in order to be on time
when the grain is ready for the reaper.
The barn of Mr., w. e. Kemerer is
now finished and presents a very fine
appearance. Messrs. BUCK and Gild
ner, the contractors, surely are skilled
workmen and understand their busi-
ness thoroughly.
The reunion OF all the Sabbath
Schools of old Carbon circuit at Craig's
Park, Lehigh Gap, on August 7th,
promises to be grand affair. The Sa.
lem's Sabbath School, of this place, will
be there in full force your reporter
will also be present.
Mr.. Thos. Miller, of this place, took
Ine duflcs VI tue lalo hplhce OIeeley
and started west on Tuesday of this
week. We were sorry to part with
him, as he was jovial fellow, but wish
him a safe journey, and hope lie may be
successful in his endeavors in the far
west. He will stop q few days at
Akron, Ohio, visiting friends.
Rev. j. l.. Werner will have ser.
vices at Solt's, on Sunday evening, July
18th, at 1880 O'Clock. All arc invited
Yours, ETC., REVERE.
BIG CREEK, July 2, 1877.
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Society Meetings.

-NYIErro CASTLE, No. rs, A. o. K. OF THE M. q.
End and 4th Monday OF each month, in re.
J mes H. Styers, s. X. q. $. r, Gilman
SIX. r. s. j..
HHADRN HUTTEN LODGE, No. $50, 1. o. o. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, at o'clock,
In Re0er's Hall. Alfred Beck, n. g.. .; N.
3. Reber, Secretary.
ATnTUcHRN TRIBE, No. 232, Imp. o. Of r. NJ,
meets IN Reberb HGll every SATURDAY.. II.
II GaRgds. sachem q. W, Delhi, O. OR.
PoHo PocA TRIBE, No. III, Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
on Wednesday evening OF each week, at 1880
O'Clock IN Public School Hail, Wqssport,
Pa. G. W, Schwab, s.; Jac. Brong, c. Of r.
LRHfGHToN LODGE, No. 234. K. Of p, meets
On Friday evenings, in Reber's Hall, at 1880
G'SlSI1 %StsI,s K Il y ERSqspOuSh snS q G. O. l. n
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Joseph Tunnel, a colo ed musiyaH, OF Phil
delpata who NOued the demOcfallu l-uKvt ut the
ist election was IeDfimanded liY u rcpHricuu
tavern keeper named Staokhouse on Sunday
iOr his action Ine negro druW rIzor from
his pocket aud threatened u cut st3cHhuush II
he did not, ceASe MS a0use. The latter, how
ever, became more insulting, and was about 70
clutch the negro, who immediately drew the
weapon across the abdomen Of StaekhOusc,
literally cutting IL open, maEing horizontal
cash seven inches lSng ana exposing tue intes.
tines. The injured man is expected 10 die,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-07

The a" Baby's best friend 4" is the
most appropriate title for DR., Bulls
Baby Syrup. 1t is absolutely free from
Opium, Morphia and other powerful
agents, is perfectly safe and reliable
under all circumstances and by allay ing
the usual Stomach ana Bowel disorders
of babyhood keeps the child from fret
ting and crying, so injurious to itself
and annoying to all. Price 25 cents.
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WeisspOrt Items.
Indications are that there will be
large potato crop.
-Leldy and Ellnira, children of D.
Albright, suffered severely with the
sore throat. They are better.
-Lately, Mr.. j. X. Rickert was Sc
verely afflicted with the rheumatism.
The Pine lihiment helps him very
much.
Some scoundrels are busy in steal
ing garden vegetables. These satanic
thieves ought to be detected, arrested
and severely punished.
Some people must fight. Some
were of late so busy in fighting the po-
tatO bugs that they had no time to fight
with their neighbors. 1t is a pity that
some have no bugs.
Last Sabbath an infant of Mr..
Lewis Leuckel was buried. It's death
was caused by sucking the heads of
few matches, which are dangerous on
account of fire and poison.
"A few days ago some one stole Mr..
KS cherries. Mr.. X. threw handful
of ground in the eyes of the thief This
weakened his eyes and he ran like a
trooper. A good way of Furnishing.
Our Council did a noble work in
ordering the candy and lager saloons
to be closed on Sunday. Mr.. A. Gra-
yer, ST., our Burgess, deserves special
praise for being SO determInate in car
rying out this epmmendable work.
Some time ago prominent Judge
(Harding) decided that base ball play
ing is the first step to the penitentiary
Recently one OF our citizens decided
that croquet playing is the first step To
the county prison. Our mary partici r.
pants IN these games ought to ponder
and weigh these decisions well.
The fact that one of our neighbors
rs showing his cruel disposition il
thrashing some of our children, should
} induce our citizens to organize soeie-
ty to prevent cruelty to children
About one year ago the black and blui
, marks on the back of one of our preach
er's sons demonstrated that this neigh
Dor used his lash lnhumanly, because
his son and the parsons son had
trihing quarrel. Lately his son and {
few lads came little in contact, whel
he was again anew inspired lie re
paired to ] X, Riekert's, where he me
the poor fellows and did his cruel worl
pobly aud bravely ; but he might shoY
. his bravery in some other way.
} The other day Mrs. ID. Albrigh
! was deeply affected when she receive
: dispatch that her father was dead
! Truly this family is, of late, great
afflicted. 0BsRRYER,
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Teaohers' Examinations.

Teachers Examinations.
r. F. Hofford, County Superintend-
ant, will hold Teachers Examinations
as follows
Al summit Hin, July J, at cam
AT Jeanesvtlle-t Bnnks), July II, at a. m.
At Ian ,tord, July l3, at 8 a. IN.
At LehightOn. July "a at 0 a. N.
Al E. Mauch hunk July II. at a. IN.
Lehigh twp, ct Rookpor. Aug 4, at a. m.
Franklin twp., aG East Weissport, August ,,
at . a. IN.
Paeser twp, at Harlz's. Aug. II, AZ pa m,
East Penn Twp, at Pennsville Au- ust 10th.
SIahoning twp, at Pleasant Corner, Aug. ls,
at Q "a III.
Il. Towamensing, at AIlllpoIt, Augast 25th, at
9 a. m.
y. Towamensing. at stemlersyiile. August 80
at q. IN.
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Advertising Rates,

we desire It to be DISTINCTLY understood that
ho advertisements will be inserted in the col
hmns Of TUE CARBON ADVOCATE that may be
he Ieived from unknown parties or firms. unless
\ 0companied with the CASH. The following are
Bur ONLY terms. ~ . g.
advertisements for year, per inch each
Insertion 80 - 10 Cts.
SIX Months, per inch each insertion 70 cts.
" Less than three months, first inser.
tion el. each subsequent insertion Is Cts.
Local notices 10 cents per line. -,
II. v. MoRTHIMER, PGblisher.
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Goal mineTa' families at the Willow Grove
mines, Allegheny county. are suffering for the
necessities OF life. The miners have not been
paid for months the tirm operating the works
having gone into bankruptcy.
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The Coal Trade. .a,.
The anthracite coal trade is at about as low
point as Il can get the next following changes
must be Increased demand, and, perhaps rath;
or better prices. 1t is conceded bv the more
Intelligent IN the trade that the present prices
of coal ut ali the coal centres below the cost
of production. The coal now sold at loss is
that held by companies and by middlemen who
are greatly in need of ready cash, and submit
to low prices the sales Of coal as the readiest
and perhaps only means at ootnmaad to tide
over their financial di1iculties. The number in
the trade who are thus financially straitened
are 50 numerous hs 20 affect the whole mPTket.
lhO result is the rCes OF coal ut Port Rich.
mOud anu the several other shipping points
wei Q never so low as at this time. During the
past week we have had favor. ble reports from
the Reading, the Lehgh NASigauon,l lthe Deln.
raj road companies in reference TO the ADJUST
ment of their peounlarT Uludul1s, and when
these are removed from ne u tCSct as sellers of
cheap coal we shall look Tor i- he y iceS as the
very certain cOnseduence. inc ci'cap COhi now
is the eoa sold Tor cash; The parties sc, ing it
credit, and like all needy borrowers, pay higb
rates in usunce, not in money but In larger
amount Of coal ut lower prices. This will end
with the cause. When old debts and current
liabilities are fully provided fOf rs must in the
nature OF things, soon be, cOel 'perstors will
not supply the current uem9nd 1T, tess than
cost Prices VIII then nee s4ai1iy go dp, per,
haDs not to the high prices Of last velr, and the
| year before, but certainly as much hiBasr than
at present as will afford a living profit. SchuYl
| kill broken, eEg and stove Goals can now De
| bought at S2l6 per ton on board at Port Rich
mund a price lower than ever before kuOwI.
| The retall price in this city holds up very well,
rs 90 prices iOr future delivery. This lndiC.tes
confidence III a better market TO sell in hv and
! by, and the fact that numerous dumps Of coal
| are daily visible ia every square shows thai
consumers have very generally, and earlier
than usual, commenced putting IN their next
| winters supOly, undec tho cOnvic ion that
| prices are at their lowest, The reuOlted week
| lV tonnage for the last three o4L 4
| gradually lessened on that Of the previous
| weeks. Still, the production Keeps up pretty
well.-Leuger, Monday. ,...
Ihe following table shows the Quantity or coal
| shipped over the Lehgh Valley ta alIOad for tha
week eBdinp une 3Jth, 1877 ane Tor the year ps
compared with tqe same time la,t year:
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to shoot, and then the shot went of he then
dropped the stones and walked out 10 the road
and back again fellow then on the other side
spf the fence said, "Go for him."
NCross examined He then threw the stones
at my father aud said he did not care for old
Squire Moser sworn ~ am n Justice Of the
Peace IN MnhOnlng township when reached
the BODY there where @ number around IL
tdere we're no firearms in his pocket
DR.. Kestler, who held the post NOR
tenn, was called, and he stated that the
deceased died partly from strangulation
and hemorrhage. A number of other
witnesses were called, but their testi-
mony wss similar to the above.
After the hearing Judge Dreher said
that according to the evidence Fritz
could not be tried for murder in the first
degree. He then demanded bail to the
amount of $1,000. Amos Reigel, ex-
Sheriff of Carbon county, went his bail,
and Fritz, who enjoys the reputation of
being an orderly citizeh, left for home.
1t was after 1 / o'clock before the hear
ing was finished.
For long time the farmers of Ma
honing Valley have suffered from the
depredations of the Iowdy element OF
the adjoining mining towns, who, not
content with stealing fruit, have broken
into their spring houses, chicken coops,
&C., stealing all they could lay their
hands upon, breaking down limbs of
trees and overturning fences, insulting
and threatening all who attempted to
interfere with them in their wanton
depredations, and to us, it is only a
matter of surprise that they have not
been summarily dealt with by our farm
ers long before this. That the farmers
have been long suffering and patient
with these ruffians is undeniable, and
that Burke met with his just reward
appears to be the opinion of the largest
i part of our people. We hope that it
will prove warning to others, and that
hereafter our farmers will be left in
peace 20 enjoy the fruits of their labor.
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Omaha and California Line

IL the shortest ana best route between Chicago
and all poiats in Northern Illinois, Iowa, Dakota,
Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada,
California, Oregon, China, Japan and Australia.
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Proposals for the Erection of Build.
inSs ON the Missouri River for
spotted Tall and Red
Cloud Agencies.
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INDIAN
AFFAIRS, DAKOTA SUPERINTENDENT,
NnnEtnn Nnl.nta -Inlu q 1877

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INDIAN
AFFAIRS, DAKOTA SUPERINTENDENT,
Yankton Dakota, July 9, 1877.
Will be received at this office un-
the junction of Milestone Creek with the Mis-
souri, River, and near The junction of Yellow
Medicine River with the Missouri River, the fol-
lowing buildings and enclosures. to-Wit;
AT each location above named
One Agents house; One warehouses; One
stable with stable yard; One receiving and
weighing corral, with cattle scales and scale
house; one slaughter house with corral attached,
Yankton, and yellow Medicine River about 270
miles above Yankton. All material, labor and
transportation to be furnished by the contractor.
Buildings and enclosures to be constructed in the
completed on or before the first day OF october
next.
Each proposal must be in duplicate, must have
y copy of this advertisement attached, and be
accompanied by a guarantee, signed by two good
and sufficient %suretieS, approved by a Judge OF
Clerk of the United States Court; guaranteeing
that in case a contract is awarded TO the party
making the proposal. said contract will be ac
cepted and entered into, and good and sufficient
bonds Immediately furnished for the faithful
performance of the contract, and in a sum
double the amount bid.
The plans, specifications and drawings, in &C
cordance with which the work is to be done, may
be seen in this office in Yankton, at Chicago, and
st. Paul.
Contracts will be subject TO the approval of the
| Commissioners of Indian affairs, Washington
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
of the bids, at 2'oclock p. m, Wednesday, Angus
LIST DroXimo.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Bids are to be distinctly marked on the enyel
opes proposals to Erect Agency Buildings, p" anC
addressed to the undersigned,
supt. Of Indian Affairs, Yankton, Dakota,
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Proposals for BuiIdlng Sidewalks.

I~ANKToN, d. T.. July 9TH, 1877.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- city council OF the city of Yankton, d. II, for
furnishing the material and constructing side
walks in said city, as herein described. Walks to
be constructed ON The north side or Third street,
betw cen Pine and Pearl streets, on south side of
lots 81 e 10. lower of Yankton, said walks to be
4 feet wide, and to be laid so that the outerline
OF said walks shall be upon the curb line OF the
street, said curb line being ten feet from the line
of The lots, to b made of pine plank, not less
than 2 inches in thickness, and laid crosswlse and
spiked to and supported by timber at least inch
es in thickness and inches deep, placed not
more than ? feet apart, and shall slope towards
the street u the rate of 4 of an inch 10 the foot,
and shall be so constructed as TO present q
smooth ana regular surface, without obstruction
to passage.
The planks and timber must all be good sound
pine, and must be- spiked and constructed in all
respects, so as TO comply withthe city ordinance.
Said walks are o be paid for as soon as the city
shall receive pay from the owners OF the lots
where said walks are constructed, and not before
that time. Contractors must furnish good and
sufficient bonds. if bids arc accepted.
All proposals will be deposited with E. T.
White, Esq, city clerk, ON 81 before the 23d day
of July, A. d 1877. The right is reserved to re-
ject any or ali bids,
G. w. DELAMATER,
iulY5-14d STREET COMMISSIONER.
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PASSENGER No..

TRAINS MOVING
w EST.
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EXPRESS. EXPIRES
TONWEGTTOV9

l.. At d. P. Transfer with Union Pacific Tai
,. All Council Bluns, with Kansas City, St. Joe
and Council Bluffs Railroad for st. Louis and al
points south.
western Railway for Chicago and all points east
a. At Sioux City with the Sioux City and St
Paul, Illinois Central and Dakota southern Rail
roads, Steamers for upper Missouri river, during
navigation, and with stages for all points In the
Northwest.
S. At Blair with Omaha and Northwestern r
r. for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
6. AT Fremont, Neb., with the Union Pacific k
r.. for all points west, and the Pacific coast.
z. At Wisner, with stages for Norfolk, and all
points in Northern Nebraska.
gs Be sure your tickets read via sc. & PR.
Fl HILLS, Gent Ticket Ag't,
l.. 5UREETT. Super. utendent.