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wild Creek Items.
DANIEL ROUSE, Foreman.
Dated October IA, 1880.

Now shoot rabbits.
Eggs are 20 cents per dozen.
"A new school house is 10 be built at
North Wild Creek.
-Phineas Kibler, of Bethlehem, gave us
pleasant call on Monday last.
The bridge across Big Greek, at Trashs-
vile, has been pronounced unsafe by our
Supervisors, and they have therefore deter
mined TO rebuild ii.
Sol. Eckhard moved 10 North Wild
Creek on Thursday of last week, where he
is engaged at distillng birch and winter
green for George Leindecker.
Rev. Freeman, Of Weissport, will ofici.
ate at Jerusalem church tomorrow (sun,
day. at 2 p. m.
Franklin Bower left last Monday fol
wilkesbarre, where he procured a job a
painting.
"A public examination was held at Kres
gevills, Monroe county, on Saturday last.
Prayer meeting was held at the Uppe
Big Greek meeting house on last Sunday
evening.
There was time in the history Of ou
country that farmers occupied tho mos
prominent positions in the government, bu
they were gentlemen in mind and manner
such as any farm Boy may become, il h
will devote the leisure he can make to studl
and reading. School is not the only plac
to obtain an education in reality it is bu
an auxiliary. Many we'll educated mel
and women never attended school a year.
The majority Of American farmers, liy
ing in the midst Of all that is attractive il
nature, are insensible to the beauties Of thei
surroundings, and feel II incumbent apo
them 70 work early and late 10 increas
their store, aud therefore never take time I
appreciate what is really enjoyable abou
them, or 10 create for their families anylhin
but the bare essentials Of existence. Muc
Of the diseontsnt 10 hrmsr's families ooul
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DIED.

NATTpAcC In ITnrer NJ oucb f,bunk ahonl
- nhS 40 MnnSormp he Itth insr nj Man,
bronous Group. John Burton, eldest son o
Robert and Kate X. NettrHS5. aged B years
2motIths and 4 DAYS. Inferred on W edhes.
daT in Maueh Chunk cemetery.
0UtNn.-nJ, 0N,s. 1.,fa ~ EI' 0ninn and cides,
,,Ii,, " TiJ tbsh,te ~ c.oS.e Msriz ESQ o'
pbtIi VI IL ~ soth Ia Of hor 90
ro'ts'i''0' ~ 'nv o.'" 90, VI ~ "so
Rest thee, rest. Wen not depiore theei
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The October Term Of odf County Court
convened in the Codrt House, at Mauch
Chunk, on Monday last Presents Hon. s.
s. Drehrer, President Judge, and Associates
Leonard and Meendsen. The Grand Jury
was called and sworn.
MONDAY, Oct. IL.
Com. VS.. Michael Rebold; indictment,
surety of the peace Jane Lear, prosecutrix
Sentence, each pay one-half the costs.
-~. TUESDAY, Oct IL.
Com. VS.. Emma Schuler; indictment, as
sault and battery Sarah Palmer, prosecu-
trix. Sentence, not guilty and each to pay
one-half the costs.
Com. vs.. Sarah Palmer and Barbara Mil
lerj Emma Schuler, prosecutrix. Sentence,
not guilty, and Emma Schuler 10 pay al!
costs Of prosecution.
Com. VS.. Geo. Mcdonald; indictment, as.
sault and battery; Reuben Reiner, prose-
cutor.
Com. VS.. Edward Rogers; indictment, lar
ceny; c. j. j. Carter, prosecutor True bill.
Com. VS.. Jas. Gallagher, Sr. and Thomas
Gallagher indictment; assault and battery;
| W. Truen, prosecutor. Ignored.
Com. VS.. Charles Patton; indictment, surety
of the peace; Joseph A. Stechler, prosecutor
Sentence, enter in his own recognisance in
the sum of 800 to keep the peace for one
year, and pay costs of prosecution.
Com. vs.. Monroe Serfass indictment, as
sault and battery; Llewellyn Markley pros
ecutor. Sentence, pay fine Of $l.O0 and
pay the costs of prosecution.
Com. VS.. Fred Kronej indictment, larce
ny s. F. Pealer, prosecutor. True bill.
Com. VS.. N. B. Reber; indictment; crlm
nal assault; Susan Rehr, prosecutrix. Bill
ignored, and Prosecutrix to pay costs.
Com. VS.. Ludwig Flentge; indictment
fornication and bastardy; Adelheid strumpI
prosecutor. True bill.
! Com. VS.. Jos. Hester; indictment, assaul
and battery and aggravated assault and bat
terry James Murphy, prosecutor. Verdict
guilty Of first count, not guilty of second
sentence, $40 fine and costs of prosecution.
Com. VS.. Abraham Lewis; indictment as
saut and battery Pauline Lewis, prosecu
tor. True bill.
Com. VS.. August Grab; indictment, larcc
ny; Cecilia Wagner, prosecutrix. Tru
bill. Verdict, guilty sentence, SIS fine, cost
of prosecution and three months imprison
ment in the county Jail.
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DemocratIetrSrAdS ana srnps Meet
ihR TO-ntRht, (saturdaV.)

DemocrnticR Rarttde amd mnna Meet
ing TO-night, [SaturdRY.)
The COMMITTEES Of Arrangements Of the
great Democratic Mass Nesting and Parade,
met Thursday evening at the Carbon House
in this borough; and Appointed the follow
ing officers and made the, order Of parade
for this saturday. evening, via;
Chief Marshal-Hon. Robert Klott.
Aids, Mauch Chunk-Samuel Carpenter,
9. W. Esser, J. W. Iattig, Horace Hanlin.
Aids, Lehighton-H. Y. Morthimerj J. s.
Lentz, N. B. Lee.
Aid, Welssport-C. W. Denta.
Aid, Franklin-W. II RsbSr.
ORDER OF PARApt.
Bradford Clubs.
2 Mauch Chunk Clubs.
3 East Mauch Chunk Clubs
4 Weatherly Club.
Beaver Meadow Clubs.
Lehighton Club.
NesquehOning Club.
Lansford Club.
. Summit Hill Club.
10 Weissport Club.
IL Horsemen, etc.
The parade will form at the uehigh Val
ley depot and proceed to Weishport, down
White street, counter march up White and
back to Lehighton, up Bankway and Banl
street, counter march TO South up south K
Second, down Second to Oak, up Oak L
Third, up Third to Public Square, and form
in mass TO hear addresses by Hon. samue
j. Randall, Col. v. E. Piolette and others.
Committee Of Reception-A. ]. Durling
7. D. Clauss and A. c. Brodhead.
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Miss Ella Snyder returned home Wed
nesday morning after a pleasant visit in
Mahanoy City.
Repairs on Josiah Ruchs's residence are
in progress; among which is an additional
part to the kitchen.
Miss E. Harleman and Miss A. Rooms,
who have been spending a day or two with
Weissport friends, returned to their homes
in Aquashicola.
Joseph Hate, of Mahoning City, is Wis
iting friends here.
The members Of the Sisters Aid Society
held their monthly meeting in the Evan
gehcal church, on Saturday afternoon.
The front Of Jacob straussberger's res
iaurant, is one of the cleanest and han,lsom-
est in town.
Tho rolling mill will be put in opera
tion next week, to work up the stock on
hand.
The Republican club participated in the
parade at Paryville, on Tuesday evening.
-The planning mill is overrun with or
ders aud Mr.. Lentz pronounces business
good.
In religious matters ii may be said hat
the Evangelical church will be under the
supervision of W. C. Weiss, and other prom.
inent members until their pastor, J. p. Mil
Ter, returns from his extended visit West.
"A man was recently arrested and fned
for working on a Sunday in his Aeld A
Sunday or two ago we saw the day deseorat
ed with load Of corn stalks passing through
the principal streets here.
The East Weissport schools open on tn,
first Monday in November The education
al slalf consists of Albert Campbell. Alber
Rishel and Miss Mary Snyder, whose value
is too we'll known to require further refer
enee. IKE.
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The Coal Trade.
On Thursday morning last all the an
thracte regions resumed work after the
stoppage of Eve days. which began October
LIST. The entire production Of anthracite
for the first nine months Of the year is esti-
mated at sixteen and a quarter millions Of
tons, reduction Of about two aud half
millions below the output of the correspond
ing months Of last year. We understand that
negotiations are pending among the several
companies looking 70 a suspension Of about
a week in the beginning Of November, TO be
followed by halr-time during the winter
months, in order TO open the spring trade
with light stocks Of coal: II this plan is
adopted, the total production Of 1880 will be
from two and three-quarters to three mil
lions of tons less than that Of ls79-and,
with hslf.work during the winter and up
to the opening Of navigation in 1881, the
market should be placed in such condition
as TO give TO all the companies in 1881 at
least eight months full work at fair prices.
In the month Of September just closed the
Reading Railroad transported 9OS,OOO tons
of coal, $780, tons of other freight, and
$4,000 passengers. The net profits of the
company, added TO those Of its auxiliary
Coal and Iron company, are estimated at
over 81 200 900, applicable to the payment
of interest and over and above all rentals of
leased lines of railroads and canals. At a
meeting Of the Receivers Of the company jon
Friday last, the payment of S2O0jO00 addi-
tional Receivers' certificates was ordered TO
be made on October 25th, which makes a
total payment of 100000 out Of the 81 ,OOO,-
900 borrowed under the order Of the Court
made on May 9th The Receivers also de-
cided to pay on November 9th the whole
July coupon on the general mortgage de-
ferred coupon scrip, and one-half Of the July
coupon on the general mortgage bonds, re-
turning the coupon TO the holder marked
, "half paid" As some inquiries have been
; made as to why no payment was made on
the dollar scrip issued for the deferred coup.
ons of the convertible and debenture bonds
, it is well to explain that the sterling scrip
Issued for the deferred half coupons OF the
general mortgage is secured by deposit oi
the coupons, and is, therefore, protected by
the mortgage itself, entitled to.priority ovei
any claims which are subject thereto. There
! can be no doubt that the Receivers are act.
ing wisely in strictly preserving the priori'
ties of each class Of obligation, and until al
arrears of interest upon the general mort
gage are paid the holders Of subsequent in
cumbranees and Indebtedness cahhot rea
sonably expect payment. The Lehigh Nav
gatibn Company makes a similar favorable
4 showing of its present and years business
: as compared with that Of the previous year
That Of last month was the largest in The
history of that company, as was that of The
5 Reading the largest in its, and, indeed, thu
outlook of the whole anthracite coal traffic
is unusually favorable.-Ledqerj Monday:
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Grand Jury Report.

TO the Honorable the Judges Of Quarter Ses
,Sions Of the Peace in and for the County oj
Cdrbon, October Sessions, 1880.
The Grand Inquest of the Commonwealth
OF Pennsy lvania, inquiring for the county
of Carbon in all matters relating TO the same
do respectfully report
That they have acted upon eighteen bills
OF indictment Of which fifteen were found
true bills, two no true bills aud one ignored
We beg leave further to report, that we
have visited and inspected the county build
lngs and find that said buildings are COM
Portable and in good condition. And further
we have examined the county prison and
hnd it in good condition, for which the
Sheriff of the county deserves great praise.
We tind that there is no janitor employed
at the county prison TO keep up firesj etc.
and the prisoners complain of being cold
and it seems there is a dispute as To who has
authority TO employ one. Which matter we
bring before your Honor.
We further report in the mattel OF the
viewers report Of the building of bridge
across the creek Of Mud Run near Albnghts-
vile, between the townships OF Kiddbr and
Penn Forest, and recommended by the said
viewers, via: VIM. G. F-eyman, Daniel
ANNNoe euN + CculllclJ was dppToNeus
Also in the matter of the viewers report
Of the building Of bridge across the creek
at the mouth of Mud Run between the town
ships of Kldder and Penn Forest, and re-
eommended by saId viewers, viz: Henr.'
Boyer, John Behler and David Keller, was
dlsapproved.
We inrther report on looking over the
Constable reports Of Mahoning, Lower Tow.
ainenslng, Towamensing, Penn Forest and
Summit Hill townships that the fnge.
boards a re not all up, and recommend the
proper authorities be notified of the same.
We further report, that the building in
the borough OF Mauch Chunk near tbs
County Prison, owned by Charles MeFaddeu
and lately occupied by Mrs. Ray, we find in
hlthy condition and recommend the Bor'
ough Officers TO remove the same.
We respectfully tender our thanks 10 the
Honorable Judges and District Attorney fol
their courtesy aud assistance rendered US
during our deliberations.
DAEIEJ RoUsE, Foreman.
Dated October IA, 1880.
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ReIIgiOus Notes.

LEHlaHToN EvANsELIoAL CHURoH.-B.
]. SmOyer, pastor. Quarterly meeting to-
morrow. Preaching by Rev. Q. X. Fehr at
10 a. m, and and p m. All are cordially
invited.
NJ. E. CHURCH, J. p. Miller, pastor. Glass
Meeting 9;s9 a. N. Preaching 1880 a. N.
Sunday school Up. m. Prayer Meeting $50
p. m. Preaching at 1850 p. m. Ali are vel
come.
ZioH's REFORMED CHURCH, ]. H. Hartman
pastor. Preaching at 10 a. m, Sermon, in
German. p IN, Sunday school. 700 p. ni.,
sermon, in English. A cordial welcome 10 all
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, PAoKKR-
TON.-D. F. UnaHgst, Pastor. Preaching on
Sabbath at O,SO a, m. and at 80 p. IN. Sun
day school at Up. m. Prayer and Glass meet
Ing on Thursday evening at 7.sO p. m.
EvARGELIoAL UHU RcH. w EIssPO -E. a..
Miller, Pastor. German preaching At 10
O'Clock a. m, by the Pastor. Sunday School
at 2p. IN. English preachlnga 7.so p. m.
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Big Creek items.

Alex. Snyder, of Lehigh Gap, was at
this place on Sunday on visit d, friends.
Rev. VIM. Nichols, Of CherryvilIe, Of
hciated in place of Rev. Gross, at Pine Run
on Saturday evening and on Sunday morn
ing in the solts church Of this place.
Reuben Rhsrig, of Lower Towamen-
sing twp, has purchased the Snyder farm,
at Pine Run, for 81 500. Mr.. Rehrig is
making preparations to build new barn
thereon,
j. ]. Kemerer who left several weeks
ago on western tour We learn, from a let
ter just received, is on his way home, stop
ping for week or two in Wisconsin, and
Illinois, and thence To Ohio where he will
stop few days, visiting friends. His mum
Gus friends will be glad to see him return
safely.
The nights Of late are remarkably cool,
and we now require more covering to keep
com iortable.
The conference Of the Evangelical As
sociation for PaHyYille Circuit will be held
in the snyder's church, near Lehigh Gap
to-day saturday. at 2 p. M, and on Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock the sacrament of tn,
Lords Supper will be administered by The
Presiding Elder. O. K. Fshr, of Allentown.
! s..-.- REyERE.
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be reinsdisd by little thOcEht for their
comfort, 'saucntiOn and plsasuEal
Boys, because your father has been a
Democrat or Republican, do you think you
must become like him : II is easy 10 inherit
theology and politics from your father, but
is it any svidencs that you have used your
brainsf We know that the cities are prac
tically given over, politically, to the riff raft
Of society, and the onl$ h6ps Of good gov
eminent lies in the county. Shall agricul-
tural districts, in RgricultGtal states, be al
ways represented by lawyers or bankers
Shall few thousand lawyers have twenty
five times as many representatives in the
Congress Ct the United States as five million
American farmers havcH 1t isa conceded
fact that, Of the nations of the earth, ours
takes rH * among the hrst in territorial ex-
tent, population, wealth and importance ;
and II IS just as true that no other frst-class
untion treats its agricultural interests with
such cortinued Neglect, and, in all appro-
priations for its support, in such niggard-
ly manner as does the Uhited States. JOE.
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MARRIED,

KEMERER-SCHwA Saturday,
October tn, 1850, At the Reformed parson-
age, by Rev, J.. II. Hartman, MIR George
Kenerer and Miss Ella Schwartz, bo.h of
Lehighton.
REX-STCUDT.-Ont the 1lth of Au2us', W
Rev. J. T.. Freeman, John g. Rex anu
Etie Stoudt, both of Lehighton.
LENTZ-KOONS.-O the 18th ult.. ty the
Rev +. L Freeman, Mr.. John Lentz, Of
Towamensing and Miss Aggic KoVns, Of
SlatIngton.
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List OF Letters

List OF Letters
Remaining uucalled fof in the Packsrto n
post office, Saturday, Oct: lOthi
Ben. Nothstein, D. G. Williams,
John Grow, John Swartz,
Levi Miner, Val. Sweinbents,
Lew Lelsenring.
Persons calling for any of the above will
please say advertised"
L. MeDGEIEL, P. NJ.
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Should send for instructiops,. terms, referen-
ces, Sc, to Edison Brothers, Solicitors of Pat
ents, Washington, u. o., Tf6 furnish the
same without charge. Edison Brothere is Q
well known and successful firm uf large OK
perience, having been established In 1850,
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A New Treatment,

The Golden EIiSsr Of Life. Wonderful Curss.
II you have Consumption, and would know
that your cough can be made loOse and easy
Hectic Fever and Night Sweats checked 10 ~
and air passages at once; that you can be
mado TO gain 8 to poundt Of healthy flesh
per week II you have any Chronic Disease,
Bronchitis, Asthma; Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Heart Disease, Liver Complaint,
Nervous Debility. y.Semipal Weakness or SpeT-
mRtorrhoea. loss OF sexual power IN either sex
from any cause II you have any form of herv-
Gus weakness, losing flesh or wasting away,
and would know Of on immediat relief and
certain cure for many Of the Severest cases In
q short time, q new method with new agents
10 fatten everybody, invigorate and make
strong and healthy the most hopeless cases.
cut this out and write at once for particulars
70 B. 5. DISPENSARY, Berrieh Springs,
Mich. July VI
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Local and Personal.


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E.elaightOn Markets
OoRRRoTED WEEKLY.

Closing prices Of DEHAyES Il TOWNSEND,
Stock, Government and Gold, 40 South
Third Street. Phila., October ID, lsSO.
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A NEW KIND or WATCm CASE

Now because IL Is only within the last few
years that 1t has been improved aud brought
within the roach OF every one: old in p,luciplr
because the first invention was made and The
first patent taken out nearly twenty years ago,
ana cases made at that time and worn ever
since, arc nearly as good as now. Read the fol-
lowing which Is only one OF the many hun
dreds; your jewelers. can tell OF similar ones:
MANSFIELD, Pa, May 2s, 1878.
have customer who carried one Of Boss
Patent cases nftoen years and knew IL two
years before he got 1t, and 1t now appears good
for ten years longer. X. Il. OLNEY.
Remember tint Jas. Boss is tho only patent
case mado OF two Plates OF solid gold {one out
Side and ope insidc) covering every part en-
posed to wear or sight. The great advantage
OF these plates is apparent to every one. Boss'
is the only patent case with which thcro is
given a written warrant, OF which the following
Is facsimile;
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DON'T BUY
Until
You

VI sIOCM rant"r which WILDE the largest nntsomcst and cheap
@rnrcr % @ I my & goods are warranted m to DO reesente Price
@ Uesr "n can Wl iny apSr Bear mind that ship goods Ridge
"" @ n"rE l IS iec1nmSmno1 the aly price Of goods
m ZANE & &c"no lat 1ncs and Book Shelves cheaper than the cheapest
ner os Gn am see them new supply Sewing Machines good
Machine merely because
amd likes it, Remember that most of the machines that largely
!lcd little The
time and yexaon nosclcss lig will vo
Sash Factory All orders
Machine
Don't fail to call r.
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Commenting upon the insults

Commenting upon the insults to
tho South in tho Radical journals of
Cincinnati, tho Missouri Republican
says: "Old Man Sesesh" is O fine old
fellow when he patronizcs Cincinnati
railways and buys Cincinnati goods; !;
but ho ia only all old rcprobate whom
he declines to vote Republican ticket,
and proposes to run his part of the
country to suit himsclf-not Cincin-
natl"
Subscribe to TIE News AND HER
AID.
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THE PIE yPLE'S
MUTUAL
K E IL | Il L ASSOCIATION

'HlS is an association Of business mcn
l. who for their mutual projection
contribute towards fund, 40 os
in case Of death, their families NAV re-
ceivo from $4,000 to SIS, ,0OO according to
amount OF certificate. This is ono of tho
best plans Of lifo insurance. You pay as
you 60. just like fro Insurance. and With
more convenience even, as You pay by
small instalments during tho year. We
refer 10 those best acquainted with us,
VIZ. members in Fairfield: G. Fl. Nc,
Master, Jas. A. Brice, Jno. b. Davis. D.
Il: Flonniken, B. Sugcnhcimor, j. w.
McCreight. Jno. J. Noil, Thomas T.. John.
son, >. Clendining, Il. B. Hanahan, X.
Meane Davis, jas. @. Davis. Anv onn
that should like to become member will
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TOWN AND COUNTY
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Cotton is coming in well, and the
good prices and good weights given in
Winnsboro have attracted over six
thousand bales already to this place.
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Dress Goods, Laces, Collars, Cuffs,
Boots, Shoes, Neckties. Hats, Caps,
Notions and oceans of New Goods.
Prices Low, First, Last and All the
Time. SUaENHE1A1ER & GRoEscuEL,
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s0UrHERs PROGRESS.
How the Govert,iheut lands arc Selling IL
49,, Oh tho SOufhwekt.

Land sales arc tho great national
aign OF prosperity, and the land sales
for the fiscal year ending last summer
show as great prosperity at the South
as the census. Tho Federal govern
mel,t still holds large amounts OF pub
lie lands in all tho Gulf States, as well
as in Arkansas and Missouri. Tho
sales OF public lands III these States for
the fiscal years 1879 and 1880 were as