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kTTAfE NEWS.

"Ketner Sal" is a female hermit, living
near Bernville, Berks county, who is Is
years of age.
Lizzie Bender, of Bristol, Bucks county,
was burned to death on Christmas morning
by her clothing taking fire.
A stove works is 10 he started next spring
at Rogers Ford.
The Pittsburg papers report that all the
mills in the vicinity Of Woods Pun have
started up either in full or IN part
The real and personal property of Wash
ington county has been assessed at $32 ,63l, :
352.
The Bradford Era reports that the sale of
diamonds in that city for the holiday trade
has been unprecedented.
The Altoona T5fyIRe states that during
the past year there were built in the shops
of that city fifty consolidated locomotives.
A vein of iron ore, equal in quality to
Lake Superior ore, has been opened near
Mercer.
Thirty Hungarian emigrants have been
put to work as wood choppers at Lenharts-
vile, Berks county.
Mrs. Thomas Eltringham, of New Mines,
Schuylkill county, was found on the road
side, Christmas day frozen TO death.
Christopher Ludwig Laurence died in
WIlliamsport on Thursday, in his SSth year.
He was soldier under the first Napoleon.
john Bloom; who was stabbed in the head
with screwdriper by Frank Gutolski, in
Nantieoke, on the 18th iust.j died on Satur-
day night, and Gutoiski has been arrGsted.
A Hungarian wood chopper on the Blue
Mountains, Berks county, was caught under
a falling tree and held there three days be-
fore help reached him.
Christmas was welcomed at Reading by
ringing, for the first time, the chimes recent
ly put I'M the tower Of Christ Episcopal Ca
thedral.
Miss Mary hnn Fender, Of Johnstown,
who was TO have been married on Christmas
day, died the Tuesday before Of diphtheria
and was buried in her wedding garments.
J. II. Mitchell, brakeman, fell under the
car wheels at BiairsviIle, Indiana county,
on Monday morning, and was instantly
killed.
The body Of John shrum, a mill laborer,
was found on the Pennsylvania Railroad
near Johnstown, on Monday morning, in a
horribly mutilated condition.
The Allegheny County Committee of the
Greeuback purity have elected delegates to
the National Conference of that party, TO be
held at Washington next month.
Charles A. Gordon, of Pittsburg, aged IA
years, died on Sunday morning from star
walton, not having tasted food or wateT for
four weeks. He was troubled with an af-
iection Of the throat, which prevented him
from swallowing.
Sheriff Startwell, of Mexican county, re-
ports prisoner in the Jail there who has
been thrown into the deepest dependency
by visions in which he sees Tracy, who was
recently hanged
The missing bridegroom is becoming plen-
tiful in Pennsylvania, Allentown had a
distressing case Of il last week, and now Ar
maugh, Indiana county, reporte a case,
The wedding feast, however, was not wasted
The twin brother Of the late Michael C.,
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Aud that ends it,

Telegrams received at Constantinople,
fort Novi Bazar announces that the agita-
ton in Bosnia and Herzegovina is assuming
serious proportions, owing to the tyranny Of
the Austrian officers.
Four thousand Albanians, IL is fsported
from Vienna, are ready to resist the cession
Of Gusinje and PLAYA and Montenegro,
Ahmed Moukhtar Pacha's troops are mutt
nous! They have not been paid and are
in rags.
Special dispatches received az london
from Constantinople report that the differ
ence between Sir Austen Layard, the British
Ambassador and the Porte, regarding the
arrest and sentence OF death TO priest who
had been convicted Of being the author of
tracts hostile 10 the religion of Islam, will
be definitely and satisfactorily arranged.
Mr.. Maskelyne, Of the mineral department
Of the British museum, writes TO the London
Times that, after thorough test of the So
called crystalizsd forms Of carbon obtained
by Mr. James MacLear, of the ST. Rollax
chemical works, who supposed he had dis
covered process of making diamonds, he
(Mr. Maskelynel had no hesitation in de-
clarng that they are not diamonds at all
but consist Of some compound Of silica.
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WeiSsprOt IteInRs
ETHEL WARY.


-Wessporters determined not to be out
done by her sister borough of Lehighton in
the marrying line, has two weddings to re-
port this week. The FIRST that of our young
friend Frank Marsh and Miss Mary Scho-
field, who were joined in the holy bonds on
Christmas eve, by Rev. j. E. Freeman; and
the second Charles Nusbaum and Miss Va
leria Gillian who were married at Stating
ton, on Tuesday evening last, by Rev. Mr..
Erb. May both pair live long and enjoy
all the sweets of this life.
The Rev. j. X. Seyfrit, pastor of the
Evangelical church, Weissport, and his fam
lily were favorablY surprised on Saturday
evening, by delegation of the female mem
bers of the congregation, who besieged the
parsonage, making things easier by empty
ing their heavily freighted baskets, which
contained handsome supply of the neces-
sories Of life. Such deeds of kiiidhess and
liberality have tendency to bring the
hearts of both pastor and parishioners closer
together.
The Fort Allen Foundry stopped work
on Wednesday of last week for the holidays
and during the Intervals haye introduced q
new and powerful steam pump into their
works. They resumed full handed Wed
nesday morning.
During the night of the S1st uIt., "A gang
OF fowdies amused themselves by tearing
down young shade trees, fences, &c. No ar.
rests have yet been made of the mIscreants
While on visit to Weissport on We'd
mornIng,we had very handsome back view
photograph of ourselves taken in tie snow.
News items are scarce as hetr's teeth il
this place.
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Zig Creek Items.

DIX OEtNA ANeNhae
The last feather is shaken frBm the wing
ofls7o, and 1880 fresh, voting and full Of lusty
vlgor is in our midst. Thanksgiving songs
and cheer have passed, Christmas chimes
have died away, aud the advent OF tho New
Year is celebrated With hdppy reiolcings
while the old Is suffered 10 lapse into the sea
Of the dead past.
HON did your turkey taste.
-zPreparations dte being made for the Ice
harvest.
There Will bo hfty;threg Thursdays and
Fridays in 1886.
The Solt's school Of this place and Maria
noon Of last week and reopened again on Mon
day morning last.
The boys are making the best ofthe snow.
Ooastlng is in order:
Mrs. @. Krum, Of Pittstoh; spent the holi.
days with friends at this placer
Hon. ]. @. Zern, of weisspott, was at this
place Saturday and called but did not find us
Mt home. Call again doctof
Paul Buck and family were visiting his
brother who resides near Danielsville, over
Christmas; hope they enjoyed themselves.
The Tbwamensing Horse INSURANCE Com.
pany viii hold their annual meeting at Stem
lersvlllej to-day Saturday at Il O'Clock p. M,
sharp, to elect officers for the ensuing year,
and do eiich business as may be brought be.
fore the meeting. W. f. Kemerer, Sec'y.
-Slelghing was good a few days this week.
Jacob Stroup moved from Pine Run to
Mlllport 6h Tuesday of last week, and Harry
Wertz moved on the farm vacated by Mr.
Straup.
The old time Watch Meetings were held
in the SOlt's church Of this place on New
Years eve.
The teacher in our common schools who
can keep his scholars continually at work dur.
ing school hours, will not find much trouble
in governing his OF her school: Industry is
the great secret Of success in all kinds of bust.
ness, and in no place more so than in the
school room.
He that loses his conscience has Nothing
left worth keeping:
The sickness in the family Of Abraham
Henry is rapidly disappearing under the med
ical skill of DIR. J. q. Zern, of Welssport, which
am pleased to note.
Will some ORE Of the numerous cores
pondents of the ADVOCATE give us a sure and
tried cure for Chilblain, and oblige friend Of
ours a snfIerer therefrOm.
RABBITS will now have rest. Sportsmer
must now turn their attention in some other
direction.
Several of our neighbors have the past
few days been engaged in bringing coal from
Summit Hill.
"A party from Welssport were at this place
after rabbits on Tuesday last.
Reuben Stroll moved from this place L
Mauch Chunk on Monday last, where no ha,
secured work-our best wishes for his success
REVERE
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The New Food Medicine
Truly Wonder;

The Quichua Coca GO, prepare from the a..
senoe OF the. Sacred Peruvian Plant ICocA
LEAFl the most useful Nerve Tonic and Lie
sus.ainer known 10 man, They have named NJ
COCA BITTEN rs, but hope tine name will nor
causr II TO be oIaseed with the RO-oalled "iit
tors" which have done 80 much hArm-physi.
cal aud moral.
COCA BITTERS has the power Of sustainins
life and strength days without food
Exposure TO storms, long fatigue and malat
"a BITTERS. N30
This is a marvellous life invigorant. enttreiv
without reaction IL theers but not inetrA TEA
For the cure Of Dyspepsia. Ind gostiOu Nery-
BUSINESS, siok Headache, Weartness. Great De.
bllity. Lack Of Energy and Power, liver Com.
plaints, Chilla ana all Fever, COCA BIl TIRS
stands unIlValcd aud a one.
IRON me OInctdt TCpOTt Of lieut.. HeyadOn ~
g. ~; "ihe re uYian natives Whb use Coca
perform pfOdigtC. OF LABOR without fatigue Al
powerful tonic for the nervous sysfem out not
injurious 20 tne healtn."
The wonderful virtues Of THIS new food. .medf
cine car only Oe glanced at here Get a eirou.
lar ana lutoim yourself mlIy. No remedy ever
rece yea such endorsement
COCA BITE iEhS-cOncentratpd essence Of
sacied Peruvian Cuca-sOld Dv an leading
dru srists- Anurrfs.
QUIeHUA coca co, New York.
bee. S-I5w
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Not Always Thug.

An exact from Paris paper published in
the Free Press short time ago told how q
rich widow bequeatlied Legacy of $40 ,OOC
to young man who offered her his umbrel.
Ia on rainy day. Yesterday was rainy
day, and voting man saw a lone female
padding up Woodward avenue. He had
an umbrella-she had none. He had read
that extract. He saw from $1,000 TO $lO,-
lying around loose. He stepped forward
bowed politely and asked:
MADAME, will yoi do me the great hon,
or to accept my umbrella?"
Size halted, looked him and his Umbrella
all over and then replied
"Now, boy, you move oni Do you sup.
pose I'd give myself away by carrying al
old cotton umbrella If you want to be po,
lite lend me dollar and telephone for Q
coupe"
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wild 6reek IiemsI

quite a lot Of our young friends were on a
sleigh ride to a Christmas festival, on Thurs
day evening of last week.
Mr.. J. U. Distler, of Audenried, but for
meEly of this place, was visiting relations here
ON Thursday, riday, and Saturday! We were
all gIad TO see him.
"A. Klbler, Of Dottersville, and Frank
Smith, of Pine swamp, were visiting friends
and re ations at Wild Greek Kettle on last
Sunday.
III. and O. Leindeeker, of Wild Greek. are
busIly engaged In hauling timber for John
Craig.
Miss Ellen Distler Of SlatingtOn and Miss
Elizabeth Dstler OF Weissport, we're visiting
their parents on Christmas.
George Lebring left for G0uldsborO on
Tuesday having procured a job hauling logs.
WIN. Kibbler, Of Kresgeville, while out
sleigh riding on Christmas had n runaway
with his horses
ID. S. Lovitt, Of Bucks county, formerly OF
this place, is visiting here.
Cecilia Smith is sick with diphtheria.
Mr.. Henry Hitner, while chopping wood
captured two raeeoons.
Miss Catharine Haydt LEFT for Weissporr
ON Friday last where she procured situation
In the Fort Allen House.
-@GeOrgs HAydti is busily engaged thresh-
ing grain joe.
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Cut filIs 8nt.

For the coming year the days and dates
of the important events, anniversaries and
holidays will fall as follows: Epiphany
Tuesday, Jan. 9th septuagesima Sunday,
Jan. 25th; shrove Tuesday, (Fastnacht,) }
Feb. 10th Ash Wednesday Feb. 1lth
First Sunday in Lent, Feb. 22nd ST. Pat
rick's Day, Wednesday, March 18th; Palm
Sunday, March 2lst Good Friday March
2ethi Easter Sunday, March 2sth Low
Sunday, April 4th Rogation Sunday, May
End; Ascension Day, (Holy Thursday ,)Msy
9th; Pentacost, whit sunday,) May 9Th
Trinity Sunday, May 2Srd; Corpus Christi
Thursday May 27th Decoration Day, snn-
day May SOth; Independence Day, Sunday
July 4thj First Sunday in Advent, Nov
2sth; Christmas, Saturday, Dec. 25th.
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MARRIED,

HEYDT-HEILMAN.- New Years day,
by Rev. W.. o. Laitzle, Prof Horace ID.
Heydt, of Berks county, Pa, and Miss Ellen
J. Heilman, daughter of Moses HeilmAn
Esq, of this borough.
The happy pair have our best wiehes for
their happiness and prosperity through this
life.
Rev. A. X. Bartholomew, Mr. John Yeager
Of Mauch Chunk, and Miss Emma Webb,of
Lehighton, Carbon county.
PETREY-HONTZ.--O the Goth ult., by
the same, Mr. Richard PetTey, OF Rock port,
and Miss Kitty Ann Hontz, Of MahOning,
Oarboa county.
0INnER-GUMBERT.-On the 2sth ult,
by the same, Mr.. Charles Harrison Ginder,
Oi East Penn and MISS Mary Jane Gumbert
Of Mahoning, Carbon county.
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ALSO

All those Two certain Lots. Pieces or Parcels
OF LAND. situate Ou the eastWardly side OF
Mauch Chunk Street, ln the Village OF Pack
ertOn, Car0On County, Pennsylvania, aud mum.
bered m the plan Oa plot laid out bv said grant
or Numbers SeYen and Eight beng m trout QF
width one hu1dred and tnrJy-twO feet ON said
Mauch Chunk Street, and running thence csat.
wardly between parallel lines ut right angle
with said Mauch Chunk street In length or
depth one hundred anu siXtY-hve feet 10 en-
alley, bounded WestN ardlY by the SAID Maueh
Chunk StreeG sOuthYardlY by Lot Number
slS<easiwaIdly BY SAID alley, aud nOrthwardly
Dy Lot Nun per Nine.
The Improvements thereon are a Three story
FRAME HOTEL.
Seized and taken into execution as the prOp.
eIty Ut George Ragen, and ~ be sold BY
J. W. RAUDENBUSH,
Sheriff.
Mauch Chunk, Dec. 27, 1879.
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BERNARD PHILLIPS, Register.
Mauch Chunk, Dee. Is, lS79-wI
7 IsT OF APPLICANTS poH TAVERN
~ LIOENSES at January Term. 1850:


Lewis ArmOruster, lst ward, Mauch Chunk
J, 3 Keiser, ist waldt Mapcn Chunk
Thomas Carr LIST ward, Mauch Chunk
Joseph Smidt. LIST ward. Mauch Chunk
George WoOdfng, 2nd ward, Mauch Chunk
Thomas MONTE, Lehlght0n Borough
Jonas A. Hon, LenFhtOn bOi Ougn
catherine EsCh. LehghtOn Borough
Phllip RAIDER, Enst Mauch Chunk
Michael Matter, East Mauch Cnunk
Henry TrOpp. WeisspOrt borough
Dan. Kresge and Wm. Behler WelsspOrt
James McKenna IansfOrd Borough
John MoGeehan, Lansford BOrOuRh
Francis Early, LanstOrd Borough
Levi hartz, Weatheriy Borough
Mary E. Helker, Weatherlv borough
george w: keiser, Weaiherly Borough
Mary A. kemerKel, WeatherlV borough
George Hagen. MahOniuR Township
J. Thompson MoDaniel, MahOning Township
THOMAS Newc0mDe, SesquenOning
jacob Buss, NesquehOning.
John +. Bleckley. Lehigh rOwasi'B
Nathan klotE, summit Hin
klas Fritz, Mauoh Chunk Township
James McGlntY, Mauoh Chunk POwnship.
Jonn Freese, dauch Chunk TOwnshID.
James McGlnty, Lausanne Township
ChArles McGiu, Lehigh Township
FREDERICK MlSaler, Lower TOwAmeDsinR
Lewis Groh, Lower TOwamensing
=. n: Anthony, Lower TOwaRonaing TWp.
Mathan Mlilam s,ayyti snyder Towamensing township
naVd Beltz, FRANKLIN Township
RESTAURAN"
Lewis :. Christman Le' Rhton Borougl
y. r. Miller Lehight d Borough
wilson A. Peters, Le. Igh Jn oOrOugh
L. Kleppinger, Lehi.lton bOrouqrh
A. h. Miller, BehightOn Borough
Peter Bush, East Mauoh Chunk
jacob strRussOerger, WeisspOrt Borough
Patrick McRenna, LaustOrd Borough
Patrick Defmott, NesquehoninR
sampson Hancock, N NesquehOninR
Aaron Strohi. Lower TOwamenslnR
William Victor. Packer TOwnshiD
EnOs Koch. Penn Forest Township,
LIQUOR STORES.
Mary BIOgan, Beaver Meadow
Michael Martin, list Ward MRuth Chunk
CRUhaTine Sharkey. isJ Ward Manch Ghnnf
Catharlne MallOy. Summit Hli "uNA
Mary Campbell, LansfOrd Borough
Dec. q, 1870, profhonatssy
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E4Owest1p Price
p EGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Executors;
Administrations and Guardians hereinafter
named have filed their respective accounts of
the following estates IN the Registers Office
at Mauch Chunk, Ia and for the County Of
Carbon, which accounts have been allowed by
the Register Will be presented to the Judges
OF the Orphans Court on MONDAY, the 10Th
day Of JANUARY, 1880 at o'clock p. NJ. !,
for Confirmation
Second and final account of Peter Hart-. ad.
nfnistrator OF the estate Of EphriaIf Bal
llet. deceased. Filed June 9th, 1870
The first and final account of Anna ellison,
late Anna McKenna, administratrix OF the
estate of Patrick McKenna, deceased. Filed
October Is, 1879
The first and final account Of Georgs W.
Warnke, administrator of tho estate OF
Charles Warnke, deceased! Filed Novem-
Der 10Th, 1875.
First aud final account Of PntllIp V. Weaver,
administrator of the estate Of Susan Fry
deceased. Filed October 2sth, 1879.
First and final acoount of ] B, Tweedle. ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Lewis Schnauf,
er, deceased, Filed November 18th, 1879.
First and hpal account of Thomas KemereT;
administration of the estate of Oliver Bren.
eiser; deceased.
First and ffhal account OF Henry Boyer Ex-
ecutor OF the estate of Jonathan KoIb, de-
ceased.
BERNARD PHILLIPS, Register:
Mauch Chunk, Dee. Is, lS79-wI
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eIIgiSus Notes!

PAcKERToN NJ, L. CHURoH.-ReV. W. II.
Pickop p,pastor.-To-morrow SUNDAY preach
ing at 1880 a. m, Sermon to Children. Sun
day school p, MI Prayer Meeting Thursday
evening at 7:l5 O'Clock. Sunday Jan. IL, Con
ference Collections.
LEHIGHToN NJ. f. CHURcH.-Rev. ]. p.
Miller, pastor. $50 a. m, Glass Meeting
1880 a. m, Sermon by the pastor. Z p. m,
sunday SCHOOL, op. m, Prayer and Praise
Servioei7 : p. m, Sermon by the pastor.
EvGNaEUcAL OisURcR wEIssPORT. X.
seyfrit Pastor. German preaching at 70
o'clock a. M by the Pastor. Teachers meet
ing at l;so p. m. Sunday School at 2 p N
English preaehing at rpm.
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A correspondent writing from Milford,
says that man named Neuman, who left
there suddenly some years ago, deserting his
wife, has returned. He assigns as reason
for his conduct that his wife was unfaithful.
Shortly after his departure the wife was inn
Prisoned for larceny, and since her release
she has disappeared entirely.
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There will be many marriages in society
this winter, because so many are enjoying
the delights of the Salem SunbeamI's menu
of courtship!
A bunch Of flowers,
A book or two,
A little billing,
A little COO,
A little coming
Ard going, till
They 20 to church
And say ~ will"
And that ends it,
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
ENLsh..

All that messuage, tenement, ana tract OF
land situate in MHhontng Township. Carbon
county, PennsylvanIa, bounded aud described
as follows, TO Wit; BEGINNING at stone; thence
by land late of Conrad Kaser, north tour de
grees,east thirtY.twO perche, 10 a sJone thence
by the same north sixty seven aud Ouehalf de
grees east sixty perohes TO a chestnut tree
thence south twenty.fOur degrees, east eleven
peIches TO a stone thence by land OF stephen
Glmbert, south htty-nine and One.hRf deg ees
west twenty four perohes 60 stone; thence
by TIE same suuth twenty-five and ODe-half de
grees east one hnnured and twenty-three
perches ana q half 10 a stone; thence by land
OF Chas. M1sseIman south siXty-iOur and one
half degrees, west f0Ity-sX perches TO a stone
thence By land late Of Ph!llD Moren. north
twenty three and 0ne-half degrees west ninety
two perches 70 a white OAK thence by tue same
north elghiy.elght and One-half degrees, west
fifteen perches and hiee.tenths to a post
thence north TWO degrees west seventeen perch
es 20 a stone theLoe twenty and One.half De
grees west iOIty.four perches 70 the place Of
beginning containing
FoRTY.NINE ACRES
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Monday, january 12, 1880,
at IL O'Clock A. Nj, Sharp,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES

All that certain Trnct or Piece OF LAND,
situate in Lower ToWamehsing Township, Car.
bon County, PepnsYly ANA, bounded and des.
crtbed ts follows! Beginning at a stone, thence
eight degrees, west eighty five perches to post :;
thence by land Of Thomas Craig, doc'd south
twenty two degt ees eat forty four pprches to
a stone; thence by the sHme south sixty seven
by the same, south twenty degrees. east nine
peTcneS to 2 post III Mill Creek thence bv the
same and along in said Mill Creek south forty
eight degrees, east nine DeIches and fOur.tenUhs
TO stone thence by lands of Jas. q. KreameI
north fifty and ope-haf degl ees. east eleven
perches and SIX tonths to stone in public
road LEADING from Cratg's Mill to MilpOtt I;
thence along said road south thirty nine de.
greeS, east ten perches and nine.tenths tn q
post in said road thence by the same north
fifty one degrees,east twelve perches to q stone;
thence north eleven degI ees, east nine pei ches
aud rte-tenths to stone thence north ten
tn u stone thence north seventy seven de-
erees, east forty two perches and eight-tenths
to stone thence bv land of John A. Zegen.
fuss north seventeen degrees and half, west
twenty three perches and half to the place OF
beginning, containing
TWENTY ACRES AND SEVENTY. ONE
PERCHES.
strict measure.
The Improvements thereon are a Two.st5ry
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
twentv-fOUr by TWEEN v six feet +; Frame Stable
or Barn, twenty'elght by twenty eight feet I;
Pig SLv, twelve by sixteen feet and other out
buildings.
seized and taken into execution as the prof.
erty Of David EIeintop.
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ing grain

Last Thursday night, prisoner in the
Willisnsport Jail namedHoWland attempted
10 escape. Phe Sheriff, IN trying 10 brce
the man back into his cell was assaulted, I,
when the son of the iOrmer struck Howand,
dangerously injuring him.
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wanted

Sherman a Co., Marshall, Mich, want an
agent IN this county at once, At a salary Of
800 per month and expenses paid. For full
particulars address as above. noS.f5-1y.
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DIED

BISTLER.-On the LIST ult., IN West Penn,
Rose Kitty Ann, daughter VI Charles and
Kitty Ann KistleT, aged years, IL months,
and q days.
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gone.

A very painful eccident occurred at Sum-
neytown ON Monday evening. "A daughter
of William Baker residing in Philadelphia,
Is at home on q, visit with her little son OF
five years Of age, who was the victim of the
accident. jacob Hood, neighbor and a
teen years of age. lie carried an old pistol,
unknown to his father, aud while at Bakers
he was in the act Of showing the weapon,
when the load was accidentally discharged
in the little boys face. The main discharge
took eifsct in the chin, but shot were scatter
ed all over the face, inhicting very painful
wounds. DIR. Jacoby was sent for who probed
the wound, but was unable TO extract the
shot. The case is considered hopeless one.
Should there be such thing as tile boy sur
yiying he will be badly disdgured for lie.
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ALSO

All those -FOUR CONTIGUOUS LOTS or
piece oil ground stu te IN the Borough OF Le-
hiEhlOn, Carbon County, Pennnsylvania and
numbered In the plan or plot OF said borough
Numbers forty six fOrty-seven. fOrty-eight and
fOrty-nine, bounded we,twArdly by the LehlRh
Valley RHilrOed soutAwardlY by lands OF I'm.
dOlphus Kent eastwardly by the river LehiRh.
and northwardly by lands OF stephen aud Win.
Kistler.