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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-22
Forty Miners.
LANCAsrER, Nav l9, |

LANIAsTEK, May To, ISSU.
To the FL it'r of the Herald:
While ea,h recurring year witnesses the
reunion OF the remaining veterans of Texas,
of the chivaric sQuadrons of the Lost
Cause" why is it that some one has not
sounded tho rally.ng cry for the old "Forty
Miners" those men, who taking their lives
in th'ir hands, went out through storm and
danger and ptstilence and death to develop
the hidden riches of the Pacific slope.
!, for one, would like to meet such of these
old sturdy pioneers of Dallas and adjoining
counties, as feel like coming together again
in the city Of Dallas some time during this
summer. Forty MINER.
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Chroral and Cholera Morbus

These arc ve-y different diseases, vet The
medicine VIII cures the o.l.sr. ,enne's
Maslc w Ism sovereign remedy for either,
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If you want nice and elegant mirror
Frerch and Germen plate, or, in fact, q mir.
ror Of any kind, go to h. p. Stacy's, 612
Main street. He has large stock. You
can't help finding what you want.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-22

Analysed by Prof. CT Chandler Chemist
and Assayer d the school of Mines, Columbia
College, New York,
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AGENTS AND saAaoA OFFICES

Tbe following partle are Agents and have
ehatye OF branch Offices of VHF HERALD
Vt the places named, to solicit Ant-
scrlptions and make contracts Tor advertise"
1ents for this paper ard collect and receipt
FOR hid same.
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LIST OE PATIENTS

Granted by the United States to citizens ofthi:
State, for the week ending July, IS, 1880, furn
Law and Patent office of ]. MCC. PERKINS
ished for the CARBON ADVOCATE, from the
500 l. Street, Washington, u. q.
q. p. Rose, Allentown, assignor of "A inter
est to r. W. Mosteller, Slatington, shade
roller.
J. Sager, Glade township, Warren county
Blasting in oil wells.
L. T. Sprout, Picture Rocks, wire fence.
L. Stewart, Titusville, oil well packer.
II. b. Tathom, Jr., Phila. incubator.
j. VOgele, Williamsburg, Miners lamp.
W.T.. Wainright, Dry Sawmill, bench plane
j. t. Wilson, Pittsburg, car coupling.
w. s. WinterhOttom, Phila., and j. Muir
ray, Cohshohocken, saw clamp.
G. l.. Witsil, assignOr to T. L. ties Ght
B. A. Hines, Phila clay washer and grinder
J. Wood, assignor of = interest to A. S
Yogt, Altoona, automatic railway train ar
rester.
L. NJ. Zerbe, Lewistowni hydrant,
F. II. Ball, Erie, valve gear for steam err
gnes.
q. Beggs, Allegheny, car seat
W. q. A. Bonville, Phila., asslgnor to
w. & ]. C. White and IL NJ. Lewis, trustees
electromagnetic dental plugger, (reissue).
5. Broadbent, Scranton, axle lubricator..
E. Chesterman, Phila., ventilatOr for hats
A. NJ. Denham, Phila., dental plugger.
j, Eyerding, rssi'nor Of 4 Interest to A. S
jerks, Phila., steam generator.
+, W. Gordon, Pittsburg. hydraulic motor
J. II Harden, Philn., parallel ruler.
], NJ. HOrtman, Phila., blast furnace.
q. L. HOpkin, Phila., stove attachmeut.
@. r. Howard, Huntington, car coupling.
J. Kinzer, Pittsburg, seal lock.
r. A. Magee, Oil CITY, temper screw for OF
wells, (reissue).
J. A Mcdonnell, Hutton, carriage spTinl
and react. -
ID. Miller, Mechanicsburg, apparatus 70
cleaning and dumping grain.
J, Mosler and II. Ludewig, Phila,, chat
and carriage for children.
j. Pedder, PittsParg, cruclble.
J. l.. Ramaley, Springdale, animal trap.
J.M. Reinhart, asslgnor to J. NJ. Reinhart
| Pittsburg, paddock,
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state reocbtr,. Assoc,,,,io,,.

The following is the programme OF exer-
cises of the goth annual meeting of the State
Teachers Association, to be held at York,
Pa, on July 9th, 2sth, and goth, 1880:
TUESDAY, 200 p. NJ.
Organization, Address Of WELCOME, Hon.
j. II. Gibson, York, Pa. Response by tile
Chairman, Of the Executive Committee. In
augural address, Supt. B. F. Shaur, Lancas-
ter, Pa.
Practical alimethods of Moral Culture; Miss
Jennie V. Johustop, Mansfield; Pa. Report
by the committee on spelling reform, Prof
F. A. March, LII. d. chairman.
WEDNESDAY,, 900 A. NJ.
The High School question, A. II. Beflin
West Pittston, Pa. The use and abuses oI
examinations, Prof. NJ. II. Richards, Muh.
lenberg college, Allentown, Pa.
200 p. NJ.
Nature and extend Of the teachers respon.
sibility, DR.. j. W. Danenhower, Minersvile
Pa. Women VS.. men as teachers, Prof. j
S. Stair, Franklin and Marshal college.
7.3O p. NJ
Star study, S. D. Pyott, Lancaster Pa
Discussion on astronomy and natural science
in the public schools.
THURSDAY, 900 A. NJ.
Esthetics in the school room, Miss MaynC
B. Archer, Isitiz Pa. Our graded schools
Supt. B. F. Gahan, Willamsport, Pa.
200 p. NJ. EFT.
Merits and defects Of our system NJ. Coun
ty institutes, Supt. S. II. Prather, Franklin
Pa. Teachers Studies and degrees, E. o
Lyte, Millersville, Pa.
730 p. Nj. ..
Addresses in memory of Profs +. A. Al
len and j. Shoemaker, by DIR. j. II
| French and Prof 6. p. Beard. Short ad
dresses by prominet members of the associ
alton. Each paper is to be followed by
discussion.
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Teachers Appointea ror I,nnI,..

AT meeting Of the School Board, held
in Jeanesvlle on Saturday, the following
teachers were appointed for the ensuing
year:
Audenried Williams, Annie
Shatier, Annie Sherman and FEMME Jones.
Tresckow.-J.T. T. Beyan, Mary Mccormick
and Sophia Breslin.
JeanesvIlle.-D. J. Reese and Maggie Nc
Garvey.
Leyiston.-Thos, Mccormick, Maggie Coll
and Bridget Paul. ..-
Beaver Meadow.-John Treyaskis and f.
G. Brogan.
Teachers viii he paid according to their
success in teaching, FIRST class male teach
ers will receive 500, second class, $50. First
class female teachers will receive So, second
class, $50, third class, $50. schoo, term ten
months. institute every two weeks,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-07-17
DENTISTRY.

We take pleasure ii Informing tie public
of Iehighton, Weissport and vicinity, that
DR.. A. NJ. Koons, very successful dentist
of Allentown, will visit these towns every
Wednesday. Such of our people as desire
his services should address him by postal
card at Allentown, and state thereon the
kind of service feduired Services will be
given at the home of the patient, or wher-
ever directed Artificial teeth are offered
very cheap, according to quality. Silver
filings from SOC to 81 gold Filings from
81 to 80. Gas will be administered for the
painless extraction of teeth. mo charge for
extracting when teeth are ordered). Ach-
ing or sore teeth of all kinds are made en-
trely useful. The doctor comes to us highly
recommended, and is especially an adept in
gold filings, very beautiful specimens of
which can be seen in the mouths Of some
of our people. Being graduate of dental
college, the doctor is FULLY prepared, by prop.
er and intelligent training, to give his pa
tents entire satisfaction. This is an oppcr-
tunity to enjoy the services of a frst-class
dentist, of which we are sire our citizens
will not be slow to take advantage. 34-2
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Nesauehoning scrt.nings.

Mr.. p. Lawler, has been visiting his
friends in Long Island during the past
week; he returned home on Monday, and
says the majority of the people are in favor
of the election OF Hancock ana English, and
that the Empire State will give them at
least 10000 majority. Hurrah for Han
cock
--Messr5. Eustice and Branch intend
erecting grand porch in front az their
mansion, which will add more attraction
to the place.
Mr.. II. S. Doak has completed a block
of houses for Z. Mullgan, and is now en-
gagged erecting double two story frame
building for our merchant, Mr.. P. Lawler
"A sans of base ball was played here on
Saturday between the Rock and Rye club
Of summit Hill and the Carbon Eagles oI
this place the score stood Rock and Rye
p; Eagles, 25.
Coroner LeRtz, Of Weissport, was IN
town ON Monday on business. lie is an ac
complished gentleman and deserves a liber,
al patronage in the lumber business.
-Phs skeleton Of man, found by Charlie.
Duke while picking huCkelberries, on tn,
Broad Mountain on Friday, the I'd, has mol
as yet been Identified. There was found OF
his remains a pocket book containing II
cents, and small mirror with the letter
on the back. lie wore a pair Of heavy boots
Squire Burns has the articles for Identified,
ton. Our Poor Directors should have his
remains removed and buried in some. chris
tian cemetery. J. c.
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A VALUABLE PREMIUM !

We will present every per-
son calling at this Office and
paying 500 for one years
subscription to the CARBON
ADVOCATE, with a copy Of DR..
J. B. KENDALL's TREATISE ON
THE HORSE, one of the most
valuable books for Farmers
and Horsemen ever published.
The book is handsomely and
profusely illustrated, and gives
symptoms and treatment for
the various diseases to which
the horse is subject. Remem-
Der, for ST. you get the AD-
voCATE for one year and a
copy of the BOOK FREE! Now
hand in your names and the
dollar.
We have just received a
limited number of KENDALL's S
TREATISE ON THE HORSE AND
His DISEASES, printed III Ger
man, which we will give to
those paying one year in ad-
vance for the CARBoN ADvo-
CATE.
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Anilcnriph Dnfn-


II. G. Stager, who for the past gear has
been residing in Michigan, has returned.
lie reports things flourishing in that water
bound state, but we are of the opinion, be
thinks the territory purchased by VIM. Penn
the more congenial of the two. 3.
Politics in our town is on the wane. We
have no Hancock or Garfield clubs, and
from all appearances we are not going to
have any. Our people are not as usual
thing vociferous, but belong TO that class
called quiet thinking people, and who, as
a usual thing, form correct opinions for
themselves, without the aid of political
demagogues.
Quito number Of people were very
anxious, on Saturday last, to know who
would be our teachers for the next school
year. Some, of course, were disappointed
when the result was made known-but
what would this world be without its disap-
pointments. On the whole our people, with
very few exceptions seem satisfied Of course
1t would be impossible to please all.
The NJ. E. church here was crowded to
sufiocation on Sunday evening last, to hear
Rev. W. w. Evans, Presiding Elder, of this
district. The reverend eehtletilah is 5ne OF
the finest pulpit orators il has been our lot
to hear for some time.
The Presbyterians OF our town are hold
ing bush meetings at present which is some.
thing unusual for that denomination. Pew
Shailer will not allow the repairing of G
church to deter him from preaching on the
Lords day. The sermon on Sabbath morn
ing was grand, and those who missed it los
treat.
Andrew Brady, former resident o.
Jeanesville, died from the effects of a sun
stroke on Saturday afternoon, 3rd inst. Or
the Sunday previous he attended the funer
al of son of Jas. McAlarney, and on com
ing home became so affected by the heat a
to become unconscious and continued in tha
state to the time of his death.
The population of Jeanesville ID $50
The total population for the 159th censu
district, embracing Jeanesville, Beave
Brook, Humboldt and Mt. Pleasant, is g..
335. JosEPH.
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A New Treatment.

The Golden Eiirer Of Life. Wonderful Cures.
II you have Consumption, and would know
that your cough can he made loose and easy
Hectic Fever and Night Sweats checked In p
hours Inflammation taken out Of the Lungs
and air passages at once; that you can be
made to gain to pounds Of healthy flesh
per week if you have any Chronic Disease
Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Sick
Heada che, Heart Disease, Liver Complaint,
Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness OF Sper-
malorrhea, loss of sexual power in either sex
from any cause II you have any form OF nery-
Gus weakness, losing flesh or wasting away
and would know of an inimediat relief and
certain cure for many OF the seyerest cases in
a short time, a new method with new agents
to iatten everybody, invigorate and make
strong and healthy the most hopeless cases.
cut this out and write At once for particulars
to b. ). DISPENSARN, Berrien springs
Mich. July II VI
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Dr. Inmcs L. .rharer,. oren, sI.o..

Dr. James L.. Thayer's Grcas show
viii pitch its tentin our town on next Sat-
urday, July l7th, and charge old time prices
general admission only % centa-thus af-
fording an opportunity for everybody to go
and see first class equestrian Performance
at peoples popular prices The entire estab
lishment is brand new, having all been con-
structed during the past winter. One great
feature, alone worth the price Of admission,
is the wonderful Electric LighU A full and
complete circus company, carefully selected
from the leading artists in the country,
among whom is Mr. Samuel Watson, the
great English equestrian, late of Hengler's
Circus, Englandj Mons. Gloss, the great ath-
lete; Mr.. Rudolph Mette, the great panto-
mimist; four jolly clowns, headed by the
popular Humorist, DIR Jas. L. Thayer, who
will positively appear at each entertainment
with his inexhaustible fund of wittcsms.
We would advise all lovers of the circus to
see this show-for, "all work and no play
makes Jack dull boy" etc. "a
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-07-17
PaFryViIIc Items.

Some contemplate purloiner entered
the dwelling of Francis Beers while the
family were out, on the Fourth, and extract
from trunk sotne thirty-two dollars IN
money. The thielmust have been some one
familiar with the premises, a' entrance was
effected to the trunk, by key hid in the
house. We hope tho thief may be discover
ed and summarily dealt with.
There were but six applicants in the
class examined by Superintendent IIotl0rd
un Wednesday, and but two certificates
awarded, viz, Miss Ella Phifer and Miss
Snyder, Of Slatington, both of whom are APP
plcants for schools here.
Under the new foreman, Mr.. Flood,
who superscdes Mr.. Serloss, recently remov-
ed, the furnaces are doing exceedingly well
making superior iron and in goodly guam
titles, Shipments from the Pipe Foundry
are regularly made and all goes on well in
that department.
Washington Camp 10. l11,of this place
is in Aourishiug condition, The them5ers
made very credtable appearance on the
| Fourth. ALPHA.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-07-17

The census enumerators have discovered
triplets in a family in Adamstown.
Mrs. Annie Waldron, of Orwigsburg,
schuylkill county, has recently made two
attempts at suic de.
Wm. Fetter, a lO-year-old boy, Of Lancas-
ter, fell on a circular saw on Monday and
received fatal injuries.
VIM. Steele, Of South Strabane township,
Washington county, was killed by ligbtring
on Tuesday last.
A man who was a wealthy operator in
the palmy days Of Pithole now works a cross
cut saw for living near Bradford.
Miss Lulu Yelling, the child pianist OF
Pottsville, has an engagement at $4,000 a
year 10 travel with a concert company.
Two locomotives dragged a train of four
t,en cars containing 500 Western bound inn
grants through Altoona on Monday.
The Huntington Globe says that the car
works at that piece, which have been idle a
number Of yecrs, are about 20 be started uT
again.
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Rally Rally!i RallYlli


Democrats and all persons
favorable to the election Of
Winfield Scott Hancock for
President, are requested to
meet at the "Carbon House, %
in the borough Of Lehighton,
on Thursday evening next,
22nd inst, at 7::30 o'clock,
sharp, for the purpose of or
ganizihg a Hahcock and Eng
lish club. The Packerton peo-
pie are invited to join with
us. Prominent speakers will
be present. Turn out in full
force. Committee.
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Mauch chunk Iiems.

"A young man named jeff. Shafer, who
shot himself in the hand with blank cart
ridge on the 5tE inst, died Wednesday eve
ming last in great agony from lock-jaw, re-
sulting from tho wound. Deceased was
about IS years q age.
On Saturday evening last, a very en-
thusiastic meeting of the Democracy Of the
2nd Ward was held in Stahl's Hall, and a
Hancock and English club organized with q
membership of 60. The regular officers were
elected on Thursday evening Of this week,
"A Garfield club was organized in Oak
Hall on Saturday evening aud was address
ed by Gen. Albright and others.
"A four per cent, semi annual dividend
payable after the 10Th inst, has just been
declared by our First National Bank.
"A very handsome Hancock and English
banner, bearing the portraits, in OIL, of the
I Democratic nominees, was flung to thC
breeze on Saturday morning - stretched
from the Court House to the Lehigh Valley
offices.
Our School Board at their last meeting
made appointments Of all teachers save the
principal, which was deferred for future ac
ton. The appointments made are as fol-
lows: First Ward--First Grammar School
| MIS- T.. N. L flsOlei "a OTaInI,aT, MISS LIZ
ze Foster; 1st Intermediate, Miss Jant
! Hyndman; I'd Intermediate, Miss Carrie
Leonard; lst Primary, Miss Lou Struthers
ID Primary, Miss Susie Leonard. Second
| Ward-First Grammar School, Mr.. J. T
White; I'd Grammar, Miss Mary B. Hynd-
man; lst Intermediate, Miss Julia Weyhen
meyer; I'd Internediate, Miss Sale Wey
henmeyer; LIST Primary, Miss Hattie Bald
win; I'd Primary, Miss McAllister.
-Drs. Mayer & Cortright, will represen
the dental fraternity of this section at tht
State Dental Association to convene at Belle
fonte, this State, on the 9th inst.
We congratulate Rev. VIM. Wacker
nagle the efficient pastor Of the st. John
Lutheran church, of this borough, upon hi
election to the prolessorshipof German liter
ature and language in Muh,enburg College
He will be an honor to the able faculty o
Muhlenburg.
The Veterans Re. union of the 2sth ant
147th Regiments and Knapp's Battery t.
be held here next Tuesday, the goth inst
promises to be'a grand affair. The appoint
ment of DR.. 3. S. Erwin, S. M. Cortright
W. G. Morris, j. a. Remmel; a! PrBlaks
lee, Chas. Webb and Horace Hamlin, OF
decorations, is guarantee that every thin
in this line will be gotten up gorgeously.
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Religious Notes.

TRINITY REFORMED CHURCH, j II. Hartman,
pastor. Preaching at 10 a. M, in German
Sunday school at 2p m. Preaching at 1886
p. m, in Englishlanguage by Rev. ] G. Free
man. of Weissport, A hearty welcome to all
EVANGELICAL CHURCH, W EIssPORT. e. J.
Miller, Pastor. German preaching at II
o'clock a. m, by the Pastor. Sunday School
at 2 p N. English preaching at 7.3O p. m.
NJ. E. CHURCH, J. p. Miller, pastor. 1876
a. m. and 1880 p. m. preaching by the pastor
Sunday school p m. All are welcome.
LEHIGHToN EvANGELIcAL CnURcH,-B
]. Smoyer, pastor. Preaching tomorrow al
10 a. M, and 7:3O p. m, by the pastor. Sun
day school 2 p. IN. All are cordially Invited
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-07-17

The young shoots on most OF the vines in
the vineyards along the banks Of the Rhine
and It's tributaries, were killed by frost on
the night of May 18th and 10th last, in con
sequence of which the grape crop in that
cointry is pronounced failure. .....
An important discovery OF an exceeding
ly rleh bank of corals has just been made
some twelve miles south Of Sciscca, on the
coast Of Scicily.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-07-17

Fronzo, promising race horse, for which
his owner refused 800 was ruined recent,
ly by negro groom. who broke the horses
jaw with a club. KendelPs SPAWN Cnre is
the most valuable remedy ever known for
every kind Of an injury, bruise, cut or sore,
as well us for any kind Of lameness on least
OF man. It is truly wonderful what success.
everybody has with il. Read the advertise
ment for Kendall's SPAWN Cure in another
column.
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Cen.n. of Cnrbon Coun1r.

The following is the population Of the seg-
eral census districts Of Carbon connty, as re-
turned by the enumeratOrs:
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Local and Personal.
TO sUBSCRIBERS,

Subscribers will please refer to the direc-
ton tabs on their papers, by so doing they
will be able to see whether they are square
on our books Or not, thus: ....
John Fitzwilliam .,..,. mars 70
Shows that the subscription has been paid
up till March Sth, 1879, and consequently
there is one dollar due us on the present year
which you will please remit, or $l.25 will be
charged il we have to send bill. --.-r
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-07-17

Murphy, the Temperance orator, is 10 open
q campaign in Lock Hay9n.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-07-17

a printer in Bethlehem has bet a bar
rel Of beer that Hancock will have 5000
majority in Northampton county. His head
is about level,
Prof. WIckersham has issued a circular
stating that an school warrants no to No.
1900 VIII be paid upon Presentation during
the present month, and the remaining war
rants will be paid during the month Of Au-
gust.
A Garfield and Arthur club was organ
lzed in this borough on Thursday evening
President, John seahold, Jr., Secretary, W
rolled.