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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-09-04
From Rev. P. N. Granger,
Pres. Elder ofSt. Albans Dist
st. Albans, Vt, Jan. goth, 1850.

st. Albansi VT, Jan. Goth, 1850
DIR. B. ]. KENDALL & Co Gents I'm reply
to your letter 1 viii say that my experience
with KendalPs Spawn Cure, has been very
satisfactory indeed. Three or four years ago
procured a bottle of your agent and with 1t
cured u horse of lameues, caused by "a SPAWN
Last season my horse became very lame ana
turned HIM out. for few weeks when he be.
came better nut when put hlm on the road
ne grew worse. when disco 7eGed that n ring
bone was iormln0, pcOcui ed bottle of Ken
dlll's SPAWN Cure and with less than bottle
cured Inn so that he Is not lame, neither can
,, N. GRANGER,
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SATURDAY, SEPT. l1th, 1880,

commencing nc Two o'clock p. NJ, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, viz All that
certain tract or piece of LAND, situate in
MahOniig township, Carbon county, Penu'G,
bourded and described as follows, to wit; BE-
ginning at q stone, thence by land of Jacob
Musselman, south 81 degrees, west 62 peTche
to n stone; thence by land OF A. Hanline north
26N degrees, west l6 perchcs to a post; thence
north 263I degrees, west As perches to post;
thence south SO eG's, west IS per. to stone;
thence by land OF John RoiEsmith, north "a
degrees, west 1l6 perches to n stonei thence
by land of Conrad Kaiser, north Isl2 degrees,
eatt ~ perches to 4 stone. thence south 22l6
degrees, east 100 perches to a stone; thence
north 81 degrees, east A perches to IA stone;
| thence sOulh degrees cast perches to n
stone; thence north 70 degrees west 20 perch
es to Il stone; thence south 23l5 degrees, east
| So perches to a stone at the place of beginning.
containing FIFTY EIGHT ACRES more or
| less.
The improvements thereon arc n One Two
Story Frame Dwelling, about 16X22, with
| Kitchen attached; al5O One TwO-StOry Frame
| Dwelling, about lsx20 feet bank Barn, 20X5O
| feet a wheelwright Shop, about l2xl9 feet,
and other Outbuildings. There Is an Orchard
of full bearing fruit trees on the premises.
Terms OF SALE.-One-third cash; one-third
in six month with interest, and the remain
| ing One-third in one year from date Of sale
| with interest. THOS. 5. BECK,
Admir- of Wilson Miller, decd.
Sept. 4, 2w
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th, 1850
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BOUNTY.
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Duplicate Of 1879, subject to eXonera-
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Observation-Disclosures. As 90
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ACCOUNT FOR YEAR ENDING slst
MARCH, 1850:
Cash in treasury at last report lessex.
onerations and commission ...... &l9S II
Public square collection. 25
t. j. Stotiiet, ground rent............ 80
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New Advertisements.
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
1RAaH Estate 2

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
Of Carbon county, Pa, the undersigned, Ad-
ministrator 6f the Estate of WILSON MIL
LER, late of Mahoning township, decd, will
sell at pdblie sails, on the premises, on
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HANCOCK and GARFIELD.

The BONANZA for BOOK AGENTS
is sci ing our TWO splendidly lLIustl ated books,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Z t f'. Nts4E ID.
Hoard OF Health.

The appointment Of q new Roard o
Health will take place upon the frst
Thursday in May. At the meeting o.
Council last evening committee con.
sisting OF one member from each Ward
was chosen to selecta new Board. ~ here
|is not much interest taken IN the mat
Ter and as s'there are not many aspi tants
to the otfice IT is quite probable that the
retiring Board will be rs-arpointed
Should this be the result there will be
two vacancies to fill, that Of DR.. Morri'
son who has removed frorn the Third Il
the Fifth Ward, and that Of Mr.. Mon
aghau, who has removed from the
Fifth to the Third Ward. There ia
quite possibility that these two gen.
tlemen will succeed each other.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Local RaiIroad Notes.

Shifting Engine No. 8, having recsiy.
cd COW catcher is doing light psssen-
Iger travel in draying the extra, train
to and from New Castle. .o. r.,
The P. W. / B. Company contem-
plates finishing the round house by fall.
Heavy timbsrs are being placed around
and the track is being laid for engines.
Z. L. Wilson, the railroad agent and
telegraph operator at Bridgsville, sus-
sex county, will leave that placs soon
to take a like position at New Castle.
Broad Creek Bridge along the line Of
the Delaware Railroad Is being repair
ed.
The Pullman parlor car president"
has left the works Of the Harlan K HolI
lingsworth Company; ~.
The irsn span at the Delaware Juno
tion is about completed and connection
will be made ip short time.
Travel over the P. W. & B. Railroad
is on the increase. %a.a ,..l. 'tg !
Arrangements are being made for the
peach season in the freight department.
OF the P. W. & B. -.'.-'7
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
ID. Lemon's Request.

The petition of D.. Lemon presented
in Council last Eight for permission to
sell fruits and confectionery at Eighth
and Market streets, is intended as sort
of an Offset to the yendsrs now occupy
ing SO many Of the street corners. Some
time ago number Of merchants, Mr.,
Lemon at their head, had these street!
vendors srraigned and fined by the
Mayor. This did not have much effect.
The majority continued to sell and
some were even given permission by
Council to occupy the street corners in
their trade. : II is to5be able 10 compete
" it'll this peculiar class Of daalera that
Mr.. Lemon makes the request, and he
claims that q citizen who has been in
business for q years should be protect
ed, or have the game rights as other
parties. ..az. azIstsr gttla
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Base BnII.

This year will not be characterized
with so much interest In the game oi
bsse ball as four or FIVE years ago. A
base ball man stated yesterday that II
was quite improbable that the Quick
step professional nine will be re-organ.
ized. A satisfactory manager eannet
be obtained, although there are few
persons desirous OF having . good rins
in the deld, yet the majority will not
interest themselves In the matter. II
it were possible TO re-organize the
Quickstep club there are but three for
mer members who would be able to
play In II. Mr.. Hindle does not evince
any interest In the game. Messrs. Tai.
Icy and Fisher are in the West. Mes
srs. Lafsrty, Kelley and Stidham possi-
bly, would play, but the remainder Of
the club have not had much practice
since the year 1876. The usual num-
Der Of Amateur mines will be re-or-
ganizsd. ul .r..t ag
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
L0ealetts.

Mr.. W. g. McNair has d silk flag that
was in the battles Of Kelly's Ford, Bris-
tow Station, Ball Run, Chantilly, South
Mountain, Antietam, and other places,
and will present. 1t to Thomas a. smytl,
Post, g., 4, R. 1t belonged to Battery
D, !, P.V. A. '@'-..'
The fire in Thomas Fox,s house yes
tsrday, caused Francis Rockey, Isaac
MoCloskey and Henry LeFsyre TO lose
$50, $40, $35 respectively. 3t .gsul
Drs. Wales and shortlidge are both
united ia the opinion that little Della
ware Moore did not die of hydrophobia,
as stated by DIR. Fields.
May 3Oth is Memorial Day, and being
Sunday, Thomas A. Smyth Post, d. A.
r. have decided to attend church in a
body. .,.4.tC ~
The rain that foil last night was q
weloom2 one TO farmers. and fruit grew
NAs' ,.,. t,r t.t, .NFit tV . ... Its
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
southern Press moetiue.

A meeting Of representatives Of the
daily papers Of the Southern States was
held yesterday in Atlanta to perfect a
business organization aud increase
their news facilities. Mr.. Simonton,
General Manager, and Mr. Erastus
Brooks, chairman Of the New York As
ISOLATED Press, and Mr., Somerville man
sger of the Press Department Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
were present. After; making satisfac-
tory arrangements for the transmission
of news, a resolution was adopted urg-
ing the repeal Of the tariff on paper
and printing materials.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Squire Rrads,s Court.

A number Of cases were tried before
Squire Brady last evening. Edward
Darragh, coach maker, has q number Of
men in his employ who are in the hab.
1t of making tools and other articles
during working hours, ana in order TO
stan the practice one of tho men was
arrested upon, the charge Of larceny
which was preferred by Mr.. Darragh,
At the hearing last evening the accused
was held TO answer the charge at court.
Two cases,one- for assault and battery
and the other disorderly conduct in
School District No. 2os, 'Christiana
Hundred, were settled by the offenders
paying the costs OF the case.
Another case, which corSisted Of q
family quarrel, Was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Rnrf NntAa.

The sand boat "Jesse Hilles" ar
rived yesterday with sand for Captain
Carr.
Two schoonsrs loaded with lumber
arrived Is the Jackson x Sharp Co.'S.
Works. ...-. -,r~s,stas, 49,,
A canal boat brought quantity Of
coal to the Old Ferry Mills yesterday.
The steamer "Psrry" arrived at the
pusey, Jonesi& CTS. Works yesterday,
Ind is undergoing repairs. ''
The sloop "Lottie, "" was slightly
injured yesterday by colliding with a
boat which was loaded with lumber.
The sloop "Vandalia" brought load
Of -four 10 the Front street wharf early
this morning.
The skiif "Ida'' arrived at the Fourth
street wharf this morning, having 500
shad aboard. y .o-., 80.
"A tugs, 2 steamers, 5 sloops, 4 bar
ges, IA canal boats and 3 mud Ecqws
passed the Third street bridge yester-
Iav : .iI -
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Secureu by Chance.

The following articles were drawr
last night at St. Paul's fair
Table No. l, decorated cup and ssu
Ger, by P. MsMahon, sexton Of the
church. sEf
Table No. 2, handsome picture, by
Hannah Elsey, 1923 W. Third street.
Table No. 8, a large chair, by Mary
Farmar, No. 209 Van Buren, street. b.
Table No. 4, handkerchief-holder
by Miss A. $. Murphy, 2iS Monroe
street. ''' .'' .,
q" Table No. s, pair Of fdecsrated vases,
by Miss Mamie Walsh, 1913 Chestnut
stIso'. .. .,
Table No. 6. handsome tidy, by Mi.
chael Tucker S11 Conrad street,
Table. 7, handkerchief eatohel. by
Hannah Elsey, 1923 W Third street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Skin GraffiMC.

Mr.. G. L. Kahn of this city sustained
severe burn en his thigh about three
months ago, which left large sore: In
order to assist the place to heal com.
plsteiy DR.. George T. Maxwell resorted
to what is known as skin-gfafting. He
carefully cut half a dozen tiny bits Of
skin from his own arm, placed them on
different parts Of the burned surface,
and left the rest to nature. The skin took
hold at once, commenced to spread in
all directions and the place Is now
nearly healed up.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Hunting q Hall.

Frank Gormly, known IS the Phila
delphia Quaker; was in Wilmington, Q
day or two ago, trying to engage a hall
in which to give Johnny Clark bene.
At. 1t is understood that If 8 hall
can be engaged Clark and Chambers
will give q sparring exhibition. There
is a prevalent Impression among sport
ing men that the contest will yet uomt
off although Gormly did not meet with
much euooess.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Stsusbury Murray's

viug and summer style Of cutting
Err: Cat the back feather edge with.
hi shaving tho neck or shaping 1t,
|rr, the sides close, front left long and
Ina centre left long, SO it can be comb,
n waterfall or combed up in front, at
In East Water street. ur ts
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
The Lost Tribes OF Israel.

A pamphlet has been published by
James Blake, No. GOA West Front
street, showing how the Ten, Lost
Tribes OF Israel shall be gathered, and
their conversion before being brought
to their own! land, and how thekeav-
ems are to pass away with a great
noise, how the nations are TO- fall, the
war in heaven and its results, etc., etc.
ANY one wishing to peruse it can pur-
chase 1t Of Mr.. B. at the low price of-15
cents, -,s se "a rprqgr.g Es1tt ,sgae
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Saving H.a Crop.

John J. Jones, residing Hear Smyrna,
says the "Times," believes in fighting
frost with fire. On Thursday and Friday
night Of last week and Sunday inightoi
this week or rather Monday morning,
for he commenced shortly after mid
night, he built and kept fires burning
throughout each night along the North
side OF his orchard, to eounteract il
possible the effect Of the cold snap.
"Neighbor Jsnes deserves credit at
least for his industrious effort to save
his peach crsp, but 1t remains to be ssen
With what effect. He feels certain that
they are benefited for 6. or 8 trees on a
line with the fire, and while others are
cfoaking he feels In good spirits absut
the Gran. d
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
u,..,, of me umbrellas.

/ ri,,' the original umbrella Am man, !.
sn Snnd D Il; = back g Of rdl.ts mitShsn, snd
[ro;sry . S,y st,ssts. Umbrellas made and
.iraa alnuta Cheap cheaper than the cheapest,
ls2a,[sr y am,[ssr,anted to give entire 'satisfac.
H. ~ "% W no pay demanded. Buggy tim-
p"I ."i,ss q, made and repaired. 4
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
spECIAL MESTIoN'
mia. Dayis Bachine.

|u. ,o'ios nat large inyOlOe Of N sh'
We nO;i0I oiS 0yI.rtjcsl Feed Sewing Ma,
(a DisS SaSs arrived for T. ". Bye, ant
tlnss IL nssT la.,,sd a for sale at No, III Mar
|ill is,S,' Ds opsHWS W are pleased to kuo"
II street. isss ana a" has introduced this ex'
b.. = 8. soro Machine, UlI as 1t stands at the
sllsn' IL. Ws V1e'd would advise our friends 'c
fon' l.. w !, before making achoice.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
The Commons.

By the statement Of the Trustees 6f
the New Castle Commons for the year
ending March rs, 1880, it Is shown that
the Commons, which consist of nine
farms and one lot, rent for $7,062. The
total receipts Of the year were 90, ,379.-
55 and the expenditures IS, $3.50. OF
the latter the sum of "a, 900 was paid to
the New Water Works and $4,000 to
the New Castle Public Schools. DR..
John ]. Black is the president of the
board, and Andrew G. Gray, elected in
1889, is the oldest member. 4.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Crosby d. Hill,

s,O and 222 Market street, will offer on
E,turdsy morning $50 dozen ladies' (,
|o,ut,s and childreu's hose, at 30. per
|Ssir: best bargains yet. Beautiful
|trints a! &C., and many other genuine
bargains.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
aud .rerrapIn.

p,rsll now has on his stall in the
!. tv1yr I.a strest market, a fine variety Of
[aap nn' Delaware S chad, rock fish, hall,
ssA y. hed5cck, founders, catfish and
E.Sa, w. varieties of the dnny tribe; also
'LS' ioa If tsrapin. Call early and avoid
A a ruah.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
A Tax DIGESTION Deciaed.

The suit OF Bishop Gilmour, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, against the Treasurer. OF
Cayahoga county. to restrain the collec-
tion Of taxes on Catholic scheot proper.
~, was decided in the District Court,
Cleveland, on Wednesday. The Court
held that the naaih question was covered
by the case Of Gerke vs. Purcell, and
the defendant must be perpetuslly
enjoined from the collection Of taxes on
church property, but the residences Of
priests and teachers wsrg not included
in the Injunction. " ~ d,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
RnnlnNAL.

rs.sc J. Nicholson has removed his
I,n"Iar , shoe store from Third and
Ep streets to No. l06 West
SSsDth street, where he will be glad
!" erect all his old customers and all
In are in need Of the best and cheap
Il shoes in the market. "''
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Tempstauce Union.

All ladies interested In the Womens'
Christian Union are invited to be pres
ent at the Bxeoutjye Cemmittee meet
ing on Saturday at $50 p. M, at 1902
X ny street. Miss Rowland, Recording
Secretary. ~a
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
nntrs End ENDS 20 clone.

Kannard & Co. have placed on their
uunier to-day odds and ends of misses
sld children's fancy hose, which they
/ of,r at 25 cents; all foreign goods and
nsay Of them far below value.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Clothing.

You are requested to examine L.
| |HsisS' stock, at No. 4 East 3D. street, as
|hv has some of the choicest goods fol
spring suits, which he will make up in
IA satisfactory manner,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
!. NEW ADYERTIsEM1Nr6.

N1Ew sL6GATfoN.-wEfL IL RING
~ WALT, the Practical AsTnessm maksm,
takes this method Of informing theff friends
and the pubi1s generally. tltaE tnefr now es-
tablishment on the northeast soorpertSeson1
ana Market sts..iei Is well sucked with OIL kinds
OF, HARNESS made Of the best nAterial, and
wofkma1likS manner. Harness mSde to or
dor. RspaiKtag1 neatly, ZchesplyI and sub
stantia!ly done. Everything IN. their line
Kept on hand and sold cheAp, 4-186t
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16

gentleman who mad suffered in
Ansely with earaohe for three days and
tried many remedies without effect was
cured in five minutes by one dose of Dr..
Sinm5' Pain Sesrcher. Such is the effec.
ofthis wonderful remedy on pains OF
every kind, including Rheumatism.
Ptios SOC. Depot 4th & King, Phila.
tN Arch St. Retailed by dealers.
Aromatic Camphor, for destroying
moths and other insects, better and
much cheaper than campher, for sale
By Taylor & Fullerton, Druggists, 302
King street.
~. toto Fountain, Sixth and Market
Streets, and get your hair cut with pat
ent clippers and shaved with sharp
razor. No extra charge for bay rum or
tonic. '@.' ]"
Perfectly pure Insect Powder, war
tanted to work efectually, for sale at
Osnforth's cheap" Drug Store, cor.
"a and Market streets; .a.
Csll and see the beautiful pool table
%Taird and French streets. Nothing
out line cigars and the best tobacco. J.
Wilhelm, Manager. o"
]. R. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and
foplar streets, has a large and elegant
assortment Of hair brushes, tooth
brushes and combs. ".' .''
Diamond State Book Beer tonight
ana SATURDAY everywhere. Extra fine,
bright and sparkling.
Flour and feel dealers can buy at
wholesale prices, grain and bran at
street. -. :.
stoecklo's Diamond st'te Book Beer
VI araught at 223 and 225 King street,
VII friday and Saturday.
:, chorus Of satisfied patrons echoes
sue sue song, I'VE shall always SO 10 Car
SON. the tailor, for our suits"
marvel Of excellence and cheapness
ta1 t,1 'le lne suits made by Carson, the
'siior, 233 Market street.
a,., tor suits of finest materials, at foun-
Ss''Cn W. nai iigures, go to Carson, the tailor,
40. 203 Market strest.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
AocI,Innt frnm MoIten Iron..l

In the Pennsylvania Steel Works, at
steeltoh, near Harrisburg, yesterday
morning,a ratchet controlling the move
ments Of a large crucible containing
molten metal broke, and turned the re-
tort upside down. The contents we're
poured into the pit beneath, in and
around which eight men were working.
Seven men we're burned, two Of them
named George Yost and A., Wsstbrook,
fatally. -.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Only Ono Da. q Notice

Rquired by John L. Holt to have your
val papering done. Large stock of the
latest patterns and the best Of work
men pcW ready. John R. Holt, 223
Market street. .. W."
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
ESRspty Cells.

The police force just row preserves
peace within the oity remarkably well.
For several days there have been only
few cases to record. The. .cells are
now empty. There were no cases last
evening or this morning. a. "'"'
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Md Gloves.

". II. Kennard X Co. are sole agents
iot Delaware tor the Delorme and Tre-
busse kid gloves, which they Keep. in
every number and shade. ..
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
&antaa

1000 customers to buy pure milk and
cream from G. G. LobdellS dairy, at
the milk depot of S. A. Benson, s. E.
corner Sd and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16

In the Democratic camp there are
fearful mntterings and evil, forsbodings
of the future, and all tho tact and tai.
ent Of the leaders are called into requi.
siticn and kept busy to keep the party
together during the coming campalgp.
However 1t would not Sss sosd policy to
tell at this time ali that has come to the
surface and our letter being already
long wewilf forbssr until anothsf oscs-
sion. ~ .tg' ygy-, rs
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
4s.T.aC Congress.

In the U. 8, Senate, yesterday, fhe
ljoint resolution introduced By Mr.. Cam,
eron, of Pennsylvania, for commits
sion on the subject Of Interstate Com.
msrce, was reported by Mr., Mcmillan,
who asked Its consideration. 2" Objection
being made, it was placed ON the cal,
endar. The Post Route bin was repor.
ted, ordered printed and dTscombiittsd.
The bill to repeal car.aip laws relating
to indefinite appropriations was Gonsid-
cred. Pending consideration of the
Geneva Award bill, the Senate sdjourrs
ed. s.-d ...
In the House, on motion of Mr.. Cox,
Of New York, an evening session was
ordered on Thursday next, to consider
the Immigration bill. The bills provi-
ding construction fund for the navy,
and for the equipment of an Arctic ex-
pedition were passed. The Indian APP
preparation bill was considered, An
evening session wes held for the con-
sideration Of naval bills. ,,-
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
q. w, Lodge a Ron

intend opening on Saturday April l7th
at the cotnar Of Seventh and King
Streets with o fall AHe-ef -seless grecer-
les, also Aour and feed. -
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16
Every Day

va are receiving concentrations OF our
"Csl!uloid" trnsses the best In the
market. N. 1. Dauforth, Druggist, I'd
ana Market strests.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-16

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