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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22
Mahoning TIvIni1IIngs.

Beautiful snow visited US again on SUM-
day night.
"A very interesting sermon was preached
by Rev. Wilson Weir, in the English lang
u ,ge, last Sunday evening.
j. B. Mertzlcr spent last Sunday at Kres.
gevillc, Monroe 20.
Il am glad to say that Miss Annette Berg.
er, who has been sick some time, is able tU
attend school again.
Nathan Rex was confined to he house the
fore part OF Ihis week with diph heFIa, but l
am pleased to announce that he is able to be
about again.
David Moss"r and James Asbner were
important witnesses in the Beck and Gumbert
scratching case.
Miss Lizzie Musselman and Mr.. Williams
were visiting Thomas Musselman on Sunday
last.
-Grifith Ebcr had his fingers badly burn.
ed last Tuesday morning.
Il. NJ. Ballier was on visit to Lehlghton
on Saturday last.
An owl has been frequently visiting one
OF our neighbor's eh cken,coOps. One even
ing last week, while the children were play
Ing in he yard, they nOticod u black spot in
the orchard, which they imagined to be the
| owl. They Immediately made It known to
their father and the servant. The latter, ,seiz,
ing the gun. hurried TO the place, took aim
and Lrcd. lie ran 10 the spot to pick up his
prey. But, 10 instead Of an owl II was COW
-!
ID. u. Klstler, was confined to the house
the lore part of this week with sick headache
Some OF the party that went TO Kansas 8
few weeks ago are back already. They ray
there are hundreds Of people there that are
out Of employment aud still more are arriving
every dHl.
Yours, ETC., RED CLOUD,
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Receiver Appointed.

4 dispatch from Scranton to to the New
York Tunes of Tuesday is as follows:
"The Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal Com
pany, the most extensive private mining
company in the Luckawanna region, has
gone into the hands of receiver, with
| SSOO 900 liabilities. This company was in
cnrpnratrd in 1864, us the Lacknwanna Coal
| aud Iron CuInpuuy, the name being changed
N 1875. II owns l4HO acres of mining land
near this city, aud holds n lease OF $50 more
| This property Is bonded for 81 900 900. The
company for two years has been greatly EN-
barrass,.d by the state Of the coal market
aud. being in default Of the interest on il,
bonds, receiver was appointed. Il. T
! Metabe, treasurer of the company, is the re
celver. the cnmpany's breakers have q
capacity ol 100000 tons Of coal a year and
500 hands find work IN It's mines. To these
employees the company owes 100000. Tn,
product ui its mines Were furnished tu tn,
Delaware and Lackawanna Railroad Com
pany at prices based on the rate at tidewa
tr. The receiver has authority Ia 60 ol
with the mines. Much comment has beet
created in the cnal regions 10y the recent di
version of the product ui two very larg,
private mining companies from Lehigl
| Valley markets to others. The cOllieries "a
Forty Fu't, formerly operated by j. ii
Swuyer, the well known Lehigh operator
are now worked m the interest of the Della
ware and Lackawanna. The product o
these mines is 800 tons day. The Butle
C"lliery, at PliIslon, which furnished it,
coal To the Lehigh Valley to the amount o
100000 tons year, now ships its coal ove
the Erie Railway, by way OF CurOondale."
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Clearing his Conscience.

A young man living in a neighboring
village wrote, in substance note to a lady
in this borough few days ago, which illus
trates how the commission of a crime preys
upon the quickened conscience. The note
says 81 have long been under conviction
Of mind about something | must confess
About twelve years or more ago, when |
was but little boy, while in Lehighton,
saw a boy with some plums. thought they
were peaches. asked him where he got
them, and he told me, pointing to trees be-
longing to you, near the depot, | saw that
could easily steal some OF them so went
and filled my pockets with the fruit, AID
while so doing was chased away by some
boys older than myself On my wav home
| eat some Of them the remainder threw
away. Although so many years have pass.
ell since then, the act still remains fresh in
my mind, and haunts my conscience.
pray that you will forgive Inc the act, and
believe that God will al %. Enclosed find
25 cents, which please accept in payment
for the fruit"
There is a curious coincidence in the note
as written. The bo'iy of the letter shows thai
/ it was written al a time different from that
at which it was signed by the writer, proba
bly, just a year ago, and during this lapse o.
time, his handwriting has very much i'm
/ proved. rhe name of the lady is written il
/ the same improved hand, and tho Inemoa
~, designating the number of years, II
changed from eleven. The day of th,
month is not given in the caption. It il
dated "March, 1879" aud the "ls7g" is
written in the same improved hand of tn,
address and signature. This is a warning
to boys who steal their neighbor's fruit il
the fruit season.
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rowamcnsing BrevI,Ics.

TOwnmcnSing BreViIIcs.
-R. HofTord, will please accept thanks
{ T fnvors received.
Roads are In bad condition,
The Dlue-birds have made their appear
ance.
Nearly all OF our schools in this township
will close on or before the s,h Of April.
- rows have been fly ny nurthward In great
numbers during the last Two weeks, which Is
sisn of an early spring
MIR. ID. Droisbach Gf Ills place will move
on Mrs II. Snyder's larm on Monday next.
III IrV' y Sherry. OF this place removed to
LehlghIon on Friday Of last week Mr.. S.
works in the blacksmith shop at Packerton.
w. klotz, OF Pine Run HIS invented n
b'aeket-saw which he claims will exovl all
others.
-keC. S. Brown, a live preacher of the
EVang.elical Association who will leave for
hansa in a short time, paid his friends at this
Pace farewell visit. We wish him u safe
journey,
Rev. E. Butz the new pastor OF tho Evan.
gelical church of ofParryville dis rict, oficiated
for the first time at The upper Big Greek
meeting house on Sunday last. His text was
the lst Cor, lst. chapt,, from the LIST TO the
srd verse, from which he preached very in.
teresting sermon.
IA certain young man who has long chew.
ed tobacco withou, any loss to himself-He al,
ways begged II.
Lewis hristman Of near TTachEvllle will
remove to LehighlOn IN few weeks where he
intends to keep a saloon.
Rudolph Serlass, engineer on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad is paying his parents and
friends Of this rlace flying visit.
Thomas Leves, jr., of this place int ends 70
ereet new house tor himself this Spring.
MERCURY.
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A Washington dispatch Of the 10th inst,
says; There will probably be ut least twelve
contested election cases in the Forty-sixth
Congress.
On the llth Of December last ex Gov.
Curtin Of Pennsylvania served notice of
contest on l.. II. Yokum, Greenback Repub-
lican from the Twentieth District Of that
State Yokum has been sworn in by the
Speaker. There are ninety two specifications
in Gov. Curtin's notice Of contest. Eight or
nine hundred illegal votes are charged 10
have been polled for Yokum in Centre Coun-
ty. Election frauds are charged aud speci-
fed in Phillipsburg, Bonnet, College, Fer
guson, and Liberty. Wholesale bribery of
voters is expected tu he proved 1t is alleg-
cd that about 500 votes were polled in Clear
field County. The Greenback leaders are
charged with having manufactured and dis
trbuted forged tax receipts, on which votes
were obtained. Yokum is personally charg-
ed with having bribed voters by the score.
It is thought that Gov. Curtin will have no
difficulty in establishing his case.
On the 23d Of December last, J. NJ. Wiet-
ing served notice Of contest on Frank His
cock, Republican Representative from the
Twenty. 9Th New York District, alleging
bribery, intimidation, and interference by
United States Marshals and supervisors ci
election. Five days later llisc0ck replied
making general denial, and setting forth
counter churges. DR.. Wieting neglected
within forty days after the service of ans
wer, to take testimony before referee. liz
does not intend to drop the case, however
and says that he shall contest Hiscuck's seat
before the Committee on Elections.
In the Sixth Massachusetts, District Boyn-
ton (National) has been taking testimony
for some time past on which To contest the
seat in the House occupied by Loring Rep.).
Loring's plurality over Boynton was ll3
Bnynton alleges. among other things, that
Alb votes for Loring did not specify the Of
flee To be filed.
Mr. Bisbee (Rep.) will contest the seat oc
cupied 10y Hull (Dcm.), from the Second
Florida District, on the ground that the Cam
vassng Board illegally threw out the volt
of Madison County. Bisbee's majority would
have been twelve had the votes of this coun-
ty been counted. The Supreme Court OF
Florida ordered a recount of the votes in the
Second District after Hull had been declared
elected, and on the second canvass the Board
declared Bisbee entitled to the seat.
The seat of Godlove S. orth (Rep.), from
the Ninth Indiana District, will be contest
ed by McCabe (Dem.), who was beaten by
" votes. 0rth's connection with the Ven.
ezuelan claims was disgraceiul enough to
ruin less inpudent person, but MCCabe
makes his contest on other grounds. He
charges fraud in Vermiion and Montgon-
cry Counties, aud alleges that twenty five
or more college students, not residents of the
State, voted ior Qrth.
In the Fifteenth illinols District the seat
Of Forsythe (National) may be contested by
Decius (Dcm.) In Shelby county the Re.
publicans printed their tickets "Fursvth, p
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-Messrs. Thirloway and Michigan have
been heard from. Their passed Cheyenne on
Sunday, 10th inst. All we'll.
-GOdlieb Smith, reported injured on the
railroad last week, is lmlToyin,
"A bevy Of young girls LETT this place dur.
ing the week for Philadelphia, where they
expect to hire as servants
The silver wedding Of Mr. Id. Harleman
and wife was celebrated on the evening Of he
18th inst. The invited guests-soine eighty
Or more-were made happy. Music, dancing
and refreshments in profusion.
The household effects "f Mrs. NJ. L. Din.
key have been shipped to Braddoeks, Penna.,
where she intends to make her home.
MIR. ]. T. BTiel has sold out his grocery
stock on Carbon street, and will hereafter
| give his entire attention to the butcher busi-
ness. Frank White will run the grocery de-
partment.
IT. L. Berner and John Donovan have "a.
ken oreeley's advice, and started West du
| ring the week. The former for Montana aud
the latter Tor Eureka, Sav RoCEvAY,
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Appintnlenis.
! spring.
MERCURY.

The following are the appointments OF min
listers for Lshlgh District made by the NJ. T..
Conference
J. F. Chaplain, P. E.-Allentown, W. l..
MeDoWelli Bangor, r. Morley; Bethel, d.
l.. Unangst Bethlehem, NJ. A, Day; Boyers-
town. to be uuFpl ed Bristol, ], Cunnlng-
ham Catasauqua, d, NJ Young; Cherry
valley, J. Bickerston; Chapman to be sup
piled by I, q, Baehe Conshohooken, W. w.
johnson Cresson, Hamburg and Port Clln-
ton, q. A. Wolf; Delaware Water Gap, II.
Is. Mauger; Doylestown, S, Howell; East
Mauch Chunk, w. r. Machael; Easton, Z.
II. Hoffman East Stroudsburg, ]. Il. Neill
Friedensyilie, TO be supplied Gllberton,
MahanOy Plane, J. W. Bradley Glrardyllie,
], BaWden; Glendon, Raubsyille, q. W.
Northi Lahaska, ]. W. Rudolph; Lang.
horne, NJ II. Sisty; Lansdale, W. II. Smith
Lehighton, ]. u. Miller Mahanoy City, @.
Dram Maueh Chunk, T. NJ. Grlhth; Mont
gomery square, to be supplied; Morrlsyille,
J. X. Merrill; Neshaminy, o. N. Cook; Mes
quehoning 5. N. Reisener; New Hope, A.
johnson; Newtown,L L. B. Brown; Norristown'
Dekalb st., T. W, Simpers; Oak Street, J.
Dyson HaWs' Avenue, II. f. Isett North
Wales +. A. Gilberti Packerton, W. n. Pick.
opi Parryville, G. L. schadsr Port Carbon,
L. L. Martini Portland, 7. T. Mutehler
PottsIowu, J. S. OCok Reading, EbeneTer,
/ W. q. Best; St. PetsT's, W. ]. Mills Ooveu.
ant L. y IIoduan RieLh9rrIga Z. Z. Tiar
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A Tnx collector ATTEMPTS snicIde,

On Thursday of last week, Mr.. Dennis
Hunsicker, tax collector for number Of
years, Of Washington township, Lehigh
county, was taken into custody by constable
j. C. Hankey, of the Same township, charg.
ed on oath of Alexander Peter, treasurer Of
the school district of said township, with
converting tohis own use one hundred dollars
Of the money lie had collected for taxes.
The accused was taken before Alderman
John Sepp, at Allentown, for a hearing, who
held him in the sum Of $500 for his appear
ance at Court. Mr.. Hunsicker is u farmer
by occupation, and as far as known always
bore the reputation Of being fair and square
in his dealing with his iellow-men.
On Saturday morning last, Mr.. Hunsick.
er hitched his horse to q spring wagon load.
el with grain, which he brought To Kern's
Mill, in Lower Slatington, and on his arriv-
al at home, about o'clock, =. NJ, he at.
tempted to commit suicide by hanging him
self in his barn, aud would undoubtedly
have accomplished his purpose had not the
rope broken Of loosened at the critical mo-
David Peter visited lIunsicker to settle sour
private business. the latter being /, debted 10
the former 10 the amount Of several hun
dred dollars. After all was arranged Hun
sicker informed the inmates of the house
that he wished TO go out a short time. lie
at once left the house and proceeded towards
the barn, which he entered. Not returning
for some time Mrs. Hunsicker became alarm
ed at his long absence and went in search
for him. Upon reaching the barn door,
she looked into it, and was almost horror
stricken 10 see her husband dangling from -
rope fastened to the top round u the ladder
leading to the loft. She first cndeavOred t.
rescue him, but as she could only about
touch his feet, she was unable to lift him
and loosen the rope around his neck. She
then ran 10 the door of the barn and scream
ed for help Meanwhile the rope tore and
IIunsicker fell heavily TO the floor, striking
upon his back and head. He was at once
| carried TO the house III an unconscious con
dition, in which he remained up to about S
p. NJ, when medical aid was summoned
DR.. r. w. Young responded, and after a
critical examination of the prtient the doc.
tor came 10 the conclusion that the fall upon
the head produced conclusion of the brain
At last accounts Hunsicker il reported a,
oelnS recovering SLOWLY. flnancal u0uDlt
is the reason assigned for the suicidal at.
tempt. His arrest for being short in his taS
money, occasioned him considerable menta
worriment, and created feeling of distrus
among several Of his creditors, who sine,
then, it is said, have been pushing him lo
their money. Mr.. IIunsicker, some eigh
teen or twenty years ago, conducted the old
Ken's Hotel, at this place, and is wei
known in the upper end Of tho county
| Slatiagtoa Ns,cs.
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RED CLoUp.
big Creek Items.

Now prepare to rlant and graft init trees
The great moving day is net FIR distant.
an ther fall OF snow on Sunday night.
Rye looks promising. win favorable
weather good harvest nay be expected.
MIR. Solomon W eayer, Of this place, saws
he expects to leave for Nebraska in the early
Iart of April.
The ind'ca Ions are that our boatmen will
nave ore prod able year than last.
"A ruu.oer OF our farmers would go West,
could tLey dispose of their farms.
Tho wife Of Mr.. Reuben Serfass, Of this
place, died Of dropsy on Friday morning las t
week, about six O'Clock. Deceased was a
daughter of Jacob Zrigenfuss, IRON whose
residence the funeral took place, on Monday,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Interment a St. Paurs
church. The services were In German. Rev
]. S. Erb, Of Slatington. Deceased was aysd
% years, months and % days.
Rev. samuel Brown preached In the SoIt's
church on Sunday murnlng for the last time
The rev. gentleman will start West In a ieW
weeks, We wish him a safe journey and
success In his new field OF ministerial lahors.
Yours, etc., REVERE.
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- EGISTER'S NOTICE.

n
Notice lie hereby given that the Executors,
Administrators aud Guardians hereinafter
named have Med their respective accounts Of
the following estates in the kcg ster's Office,
ut Mauch Chunk, in Rnd for the County OF
Carton WHICH accounts have been allowed by
the Regis, or, will lie pr. scnted to the Judges
OF the Orphans CourI ON Monday, the l}th
day Of April next, ut ~ O'Clock a. M, Tor
confirmation
First and final account oi Hugo Rnnemus, ad,
ministral or Of The esl ate OI Frank Mnurer,
late of he Township Uf Banks, Carbon cOun.
~, Pa, deed.
First ami final account Of Charles Albright,
executor Ot the estate ot Mary AngelinO
huehner, deed.
First AMI final account Of Isaac and Levi
West, exc, utOrs. &c, vi Jacob West deed.
First and final account Of = !. Kisiler, Rd-
ministratUr vi The estate vi Peter Storm,
deed.
First and final account Of Adolph Hussman,
administrator VI Charles Hussnan, deed.
Final account If Tiighman Arn"r, guardian
of Rachael strauss, minor child Oi DhNtd
Strau 2. late "f Mahnning township, Oar
bun county. Pa. deed.
Final account of John Hines, administrator
OF Eleanor II Hines, late OF Weatherly
Borough, deceased.
BERNARD PHILLIPS, Register,
Mauch Chunk, March 81, ls79-w4.
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WORIkHNGNIES,

Before vou begin your heavy spring work
after a winter of relaxation, your system
needs cleansing and Strengthening tn pre-.
vent an attack of Ague, Bilious oy Spring
Fever, or some other Spring sickness that
will unfit you for seasor's work. You
will save time. much sickness and great ex-
pense if you will use one bottle of Hop Bit,
ters in your family this month. Don't twait
See other column. I0-3
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riss; Richmond, e. Townsend Shenandoah,
W. p. Howell; South Easton, J. Pastorfeld (;
st. Clair, A. l.. Urban; Springeville, +. ILL.,
man; Stroudsburg, W. II. Elliot; Tamaqua,
J. F. Meredith; Tannersvllle, l.. NJ. Hobbs {;
Toby A. J. COLON Tullytown, q.
Aloorn; Yardleyvllle, q. Hudson.
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Local and Personal.
,ro STIRSCRInEUs.

Subscribers to the CARBoS ADVOCATE will
take special notice that our terms are one
dollar year strictly in advance, if not SO
paid $I.25 will be charged in every instance
Subscribers getting their papers by mail will
refer to the direction tabs on their papers
and note the date, and remit accordingly.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22

Local elections were held Monday in
many towns Of Maine. The Republicans
and Hard Money Democrats carried Belfast;
the Republicans, Bangor the Greenbackers
and Democrats, Biddeiord. In Augusta the
Republicans secured a majority Of tho Coun-
ell, but thane vas no cho!cs of Msvur.
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DRESS MAKING.


whore she will no much pleased to see her
Lady friends and all others Interested. NV
motto being TO please all who may favor me
with their patrOna 0, and having had many
years experience IN both city aud Country.
all, therefore can fully rely On having their
Dresses PERFECTLY fitted combining EAsg
with ELEGANCE) made up in FiHsT-cLAss
order, in the most STYLISH manner at REA-
soNABLE charges. Please call and be ounvinc-
ed that IL Is ENTlRRLY UNNECESSARY to 10 far
from home to Obtuiu the talent necessary to
SECURE YRS r-CLAss FITTING DREss.H IN
EVERY REsPkCT pr ANY OTHER WOKE PER-
TAtRINo To THR BUslNi IS, Pe,gun having
Expensive ma cTlal viii Ii they wish mate
up, are particularly Informed thal they can
place the FULLEST RELIAHCK on NY ABILITY
TO GIvg THEM EHTIRE sATIsFAOIloN us to
PIT, STYLE and SUPERIOR wORKMANsHlP.
Respectfully,
March p, 1879, Mas. Z. HIBBLER.
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MARliIEn.

McMuLLEN-NERT the 18th Of March
1879. at the house vi the bride's'parents, by
the Rev. j. X. Srytri =, MIR. Harry a n.c.
Mullen, Of Mnuch Chunk, -, Ella nj.
Ms'tz,ot East Weissp"-.., Carr on county
Pa,
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lSr OF APPLI ANTS FOR TAVERN
~ LICENSE, at Awil Tern, 1872:

Plus Srhwe,oinz, East Mauch Chunk Bcro'
J. w. Raudenbush, I.chighton Borough
Amos W. Mash, Weissport Borough
John Hines, Wearhsriy Borough
George Nv ms. Lahslord borough
Michael O'nonnel -
GrOrUe H"lvey,
Francis ctiHnna, -
Frank Mc''nnu, Mauch Chunk Township.
Simon Andrsner, " &" d"
l,anirl Houser. Mahonlng Township
Stephen F,rstermach, r Mahoning Township
Jessie Hussan, Banks Tuwnship
Edward Rabcr, Frank IN Township
John H. Weiss, Tuwamenslng Township
James Cole, Picker Township
Pa Ecker. Kidder Township
Harrison Wicket. Lower rownmensinR rWp.
Herman Fellman, Lower rUwamensing Ewp,
LIST OF APPLICANTS FOR RES rAU-
RANT LICENSE
Leopold Ress, Maach Chunk Bor., LEI. Ward
Daniel Cherdron, "
Mich iel Mctiady,
WIN thompson, 81 Ward
Charles BnSmeler, weatherly Borough
Michael Oats. East Mauch chunk B,rough
Levi y. VI Her, "
Theodore Geis rr,
Wm. u. Miller,
Elwar, X. shoemaker, Lansford Borough
Mrs. Nancy MaGaus. Lansiori BuIOnyh
OSear Amer Weisspurt Borough,
Herman Fellman, Lower owamcnsing Twp.
James Carmnn. LehiTh Township
John IA. kTOmel, Franklin township.
LIST OF APPLICANTS FOR LIQUOR
STORE LICENSE.
James Mc''loskey. Banks Township
kmhard dang herty, -
Hu IA gallagher,
John Sweeney, Mauch Chunk Township
MictHel nj cl 'onald, "
owen Gallagher, East Mauch Chunk BOro.
1HOS. Kk.Nt RER, Clerk.
Mauch Chunk, March q. IS79-w4
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New Advertisements.
mo WHOM 1T MAY CONULRN.

The UNDERSIGNED respectfully notifies thg
public that, vt q late privae sale the Baud
lnstrumen and Equipments belonging to the
Young America t'Urnrt Hand, uf Wpiseport,
Pa.. we're purchased by him, and that he " II
not allow any interference with his property.
OSCAR AMER, NeissporL
March %, ls7p-w3
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An eccentric Fall River man was called
"Sly Dick and appropriately, it appears,
for after his death 5000 was ionnd sewcd in
his waistband,
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The Carbon Normal Institute,
AfTordlnR n Ten.week Course for Teachers,
will he organiE IN the Public School Build
ing, PARRYYILLE, Pa,
Monday, May 10Th, 1879.

Thorough and practical Instruction IN the
common branches enumerated in TeachcrS
certificate, and professional training in the
science and art ~ teaching. A special class
will be organised Tor the benefit Of Rural
Teachers who may desire drill In vocal deliv-
cry. The science OF teaching will be taught
by a combination Of text book and black .hOnrd
lectures while experience In the art of teach.
ing will be amply afforded by daily practice
In Teaching In the NJ odel School to be cOnncc-
tel wi Il The Normal
Romantic location, flne building, pleasaRI
rooms and RoOi community Railr al fsoil.
tiles Tor getting to AMI iruIn the Sohool Hre
excellent and tor teachers in the lower 'ist iots
the location IL as nearly central as possible.
Arrangements having been made By which
students will be furnished with the use uf
Textbooks free Of Coi the usual outlay for
books will thus be g. we'd to all who may Ri-
tent. Good Boarding will bo secured Tor stu.
den's from abroad, NJ reasonable rates. Eth.
Client assistants will be engaged should The
attendance warrant It.
TERMS.
Normal Department. .... ~ 90 per SesSion
Normal eUNrtment...... " ler y ScsB On
mWel ScnOOl ..,.......... OO per SeesiOh
Model school ............. 90 per Il session
Payments to he made inva iably In advance
for each hiatt session. The foregoing charges,
Applicants from distnnc, should make ap-
plioiiiOn at an early day to secure suitable
boarding accommodations. For further par
tleulars address,
J. p. ROWLAND, Principal,
Parryvllle, Penna.
A7 have the honor to refer TO Co Supt.,
r. r. HO-FURD, at Lehlghton, Who gives he
undertaking his hearty approval mar.2I