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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-10-22

State OF PsnssyiUGHta. County OF Carbon, as;
Nv. W Bowman, Cashier OF the abovs-ramed
hank do solemuly swear that the above statement
is true 10 the best Of my knowledge and belief.
". ". BOWMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 10th day Of
October, 1851.
TH0S. S. BECK, Notary Public.
Correct-Att,st: Thos. KeInerer. Il. =. Hofosd
and A. j. Dufling, Directors. Oct IS, 1881.
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mo Whom it May Concern.

Notice IL hereby given to the public al large
not TO trust or sell any goods, wares or tneF
chandise 20 any person on the credit OF the
undersigned unless ordered by a written in
strument and signed by
Y. W. JOHN.
Der. Is. lssl.w3s I.ehighton, Pa
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-10-22

The Synod Of Philadelphia convened
in lbe First Presbyterian Church, Wilkes
barre, "n Thursday last. Rev Wallace
r 81 "a Reading, Prrachei the opening
s,rr. la- Syu,d embraces all the Pres
na..r.aa. mH -teIs pnd churhes within
rsiren nuui.es 81 tho STATE, ani la,r-
i'oa COL Western .Africa, as well as the city
OF Philadeiphia.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-10-22
FXECUTORS SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate.

There will he sold at public sale on the
premises OF John Kreilz, decd, in East Penn
township, Carbon county, Pa, on
Saturday, Oct. 29th, 1881,
at o'clock p. M. a certain tract of land con
tanning sixty-hve acres and ninety-eight
Of Daniel Reinert, Jacob Steigerwalt, Jacob
Fritznger and the late John Horn and o hers,
upon which Is erected a 2-Story Frame Dwell
ling House, 24x28 feet, and a kitchen lexft
feet, and Swiss Barn 35x60 feet and other
0utbulldiIgs too numerous 10 mention. Terms
and conditions will be made known at time
and place of sale. by
DAVID HOFFMAN and
BENZ. NOIHSTEIN,
Oct / Ig8l. l.wAs Exeeutora
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Dantzer, Henry,2 Kemerer, David
Lehr, C. Miller, Aug. X.
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters or postals, will say Advertised"
L. MCDANIEL, P. NJ.
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Saturday, Oct. 22d, 1881,

at O'Clock p. M, all that certain Lot OF
Ground situate on tho top Of the hill, on the
public road leading from Welssport to Parry
Vile, In Franklin twp, containing about
three-fourths OF an acre, with a 2-Story
Frame Dwelling House, l6x22 feet, and kitch-
en- attached 1922 feet, and other uutbuildings,
and n good we'll of water. Terms will be
made known at time and place of sale, by
CHARLES BROWN,
Attorney for the Heirs Of Jas. Brown. deed,
Oct -W3
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Local and Personal.

when lecturer has worked the ladies
of his audience so near to the weeping point
that they have gotten out their handker-
chiefs, an then suddenly changes his tone
and speaks of the merits Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, he is bound TO rouse a feeling Of in
dignation.
Edward Bryne was killed by cars at
Scranton on Monday.
Edward Deisher, brakeman, was kill
ed by cars at Frackville, schuylkill county,
on Saturday.
--Casper Aspenard, miner, was killed
by fall of coal at Taylorville, near scran-
ton, on Saturday.
John Littlehsles attempted to board a
moving train at Shenandoah on Saturday
and was killed.
Ms8-For a clean shave, a fashionable hair
cut, shampooning, or anything IN the line
Of hair dressing, call on r. B. Widdoss, OPP
posite the public square, Bank street, Le'
highton.
The Bangor Superior Slate Company
has been formed at Bangor, Northampton
county, with capital Of Sl5O,OOO.
See the fine assortment oi gold watches
FOR ladies and gents, at f. II. Hohl's Mauch
Chunk, and compare his prices with other
jewellers.
@s- Before ordering your fall and winter
suits and overcOats, you should not tail To
drop into the Post Office building, in this
borough, and examine the new and elegant
assortment OF latest novelties in cloths,
cassimeres, suitings and overcoatings now
opening, and which the undersigned is pre-
pared to make up in the very latest style
aud most durable manner at prices fully as
low as the same material and workmanship
can be obtained elsewhere. Call and be
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REn HORSE PnMnERS

Are the only Horse and Poultry Powders that
give universal satisfaction. II the Powders
do not give satisfaction, the Druggist will re:
turn your money. Dec. IS, 1880 yleow
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The undersigned Will sell at Public Salo,
on he premises, situate on the road leading
from Weisspurt to Parryville, Carbon coun-
Pa on
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION o.
III tlfa FIRST NATIONA RANK

At Lehighton, In the State OF Pennsy at the
close o: business October tst, 1851:
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DUBLIC SALE.

July ls5I.,tf
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
THE STATS VOTING.

Elections wsro held in Connecticut
 Maryland. Massachusetts. Miunesota, Mis-
 sisslppi. New Jersey. Nebraska, Pennsyl. vania. New York. Wisconsin. Colorado and Virginia. ksw York elected a legislation, several states otiioers and four congressman, virginia elected a Governor and other state officers. portion of the senate and full house. Tue chief interest eentered on these two states. Members of the legislature and sthfe officers weFp elected in Massachusetts. Minnssnte and Mississippi The only issue of interest in the first 0f thesa states was hrtheF ex federal soldiers should be al- lowed to vote without paying poil-iax
 Fhe question iu Minnssota was whether it would pay part pr repudiate all Of sn old drbt contracted in aiding railroads. The contsss in Mississippi vas between the Democracy and a noni script opposition.
 Connecticut elected portion ot its senate
 New Jersey a portion of its senate and @ house of representatives Maryland elected a comptroller and a portion of the legis. laiure portion of the legislature and state ofilceFa wefe elected ia Wisconsin. Coi0ralo voted oB the subject of locating its state capital and elects county ofiicers sud iud ses. Nebrasks elected three su. prsme judges and regents of iss university.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
West.

LEONARD RUsr, a resident of Cincinnati. broke his neck by falling down stairs.
 Mrs MARY CELLAR, aged 30 years, was killed by passenger train at Evansville, Ind
 JAaEs BRADLEY was senteg ced to the pen itentiary for life at Nebraska for killing a saloonkeePe-.
 CHRIS. PRYOR, farmer aud stock-raiser of Portsmouth, Ohio, was killed in @ saloon brawl at Webster, Ohio.
 sixrY-NISE cases of small pox have been reported among the Indians'at New Teco- me, Washington Territory.
 Iy the Washington territory legislature tbe council killed the woman sufrege bill by Eve eyes 70 seven noes.
 CHemgArI, Covington and Newport show a total production oi ale and beer for the past yesy af 73e 3il barrels the largest on record
 HERy B. sTONK has been appointed gen. eral superintendent of the roads operated by Che Chicago, Burlington X Quincy rail- road east Of the Missouri river.
 TuE Missouri River Improvement Con- yeulion will be held at st. Joseph, Nov. 27 The e. .se in the valley are Co be represent. ed hy delegates in proportion io popula' too.
 THr council or Dss Moinea, has granted the petition oi the Des M0ines board oi
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
south.

A COTTON planter ramed Robertson wsa killed by Col Powell, of Yazlo City.
 PaIL SULLIVAN, the boy train rohber. died of nostalgia or h0mesiekness at Little Rock, Ark.
 TIE Fish Commissioners of Kentucky have just received 5000 h-b. and put them where they will do the most goCd
 MRS KEATIsG, wife Of a Little Rock "a. riety performer. recently from Chicago. was taken with small pox, end is now ia the hospital.
 FIVE white meT were killed at an election quarrel Tuesday, at Meridian, Miss. by a crowd of negroes. who afterwards mounted their horses and fed.
 THE Rentz-stanley troupe indulsed 10 a hot quarrel among themselves aboard the | night train on the West Point Road Ga. | The police arrested three of the company
 AT Columbus: Ga, Nj. c. Gordon. dry goods suspended Mortgages amounting | to $25, 600 were foreclnsed Ills stock is now in the hands Of the sheriff Liabli- i ites over $G0,000. assets estimated go | 0C0
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
AlIssIsslppL

VfrKsnUKa. Nov s-Peace and quiet prevailtd here day. and outside of poll. ucians and negroes bat very ittle interest is manifested m result co election either in the state or county consequently an un. unsnsaali y small vote Was polled. At 10 D. n the count thus far indicates a majority for the state Democrat ticket. and the cleo
 tion of B. F Beck Republican casdidate foe sheF q in Warren County. A fuller count may develop contrary results, but we think it likely Che above will stand Che test The lack of teleEraPhic facilities renders il difficult o rei news from country points. A special from Jackson, Miss, Co Democratic majority as follows Monro, County. sao. Grenada. 50o. Yazlo. 500 Naxuhec Is safe. Marshall solid Copiah spaii majority. Hind is estimated at 500 The above is frDm the chairman oi th, State Democratic Executive Committee.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17

trade, asking that the shourman Bros .who are to open their weollen mills there, be exempted from taxcs Cor Eve years.
 TIE Southwestern Rate Association con cluded its reorganization st Chicago on the old basis. The Chicago snd 80. Louis divis. ions get Al per cent each and Inc Hannibal and Toledo n per cent.
 NEAR Bedford Ind. train on the NaF. row-Guage Railroad lsii into the middle 0i White river, by the giving way of tho mid. dle span of the bridge. Al the rasseussrs were injured but none were killed
 P6RKER c. wusps. state inspector oi mines for the state Of Iowa. gives the follow ing approximated correct figures of Iowa s coal industry for issi Mines in operation i58; men employed, G.tTG. number of tena of coal raised, 3 J0o0o0; value per ton oa the dump, e.
 E. l.. BuRsuaM has oif-rei the city ef Des Moines, Iowa. ninety acres of land. adjacent te Cottage Grove Tor public park. provided the city council vii give him an annuity of S2000 snd on the death of him self or wife the amount to be reduced Co $f, ,560, termihle on the death of the survi v- or Five acres in addition 20 Co the city on the death of both when the land becomes the property of the city.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
Foreign.

A FAMINE is feared in Northern Russia Cyops are a failure.
 IT is reported from Paris that Gamb stia has completed his programme for the l1f- nation of a cabinet. The points on which he is said to insis, are a reduction of the term of military service iu the active army from the present length Of five years Co hlt three years; abolition of the one yssr vol unteering system which law enables the sons of rich men Co escape serving more than year in the active force tv virtue of their ability tO buy their own uniforms and equipments and to maintain themselYes the fixing Of the standing army at 6l0.o00 men; the formation of A separate colonial army for service in Africa tO be recruited by voluntary enlistment from those who have passed through the regular army. The Radical members of the Chamber of Dep uties demand an official inquiry into the Tunisian question, and threaten tkat fl this is not conceded they will submit to the Chamber the result of private in euiry made.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
rhnas.sisinx Proclamation.

The fsl}uwiuR proclamation vas issued ffom ths iepar'msHt of state
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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
Personal.

JNo. NEw, of the Indianapolis Press, pro poses to migrate to New York.
 A. D. VAEHAM, a former railroad man committed suicide at Kansas City, Mo.
 JAS. MosHER, of Marshall lll, was ar rested for attempted outrage upon hi- step-daughter.
 Miss BLAIEF, daughter of Secretary Blaine, has gone to Spain with the family of Minister Hannibal Hamin.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
NO. 42.

Husted tRsp.) by an estimated majority o 10000 Co 15,0OO Figures are insufficient on the rest of the state ticket to indicate tht result Each party claims the election of its ticket by 2OO0. The official count suit The majority will probably be only a few hundred either way. The Democrats have carried the legislature by 8 or 10 on joint ballot. The Fenate will stand 17 Democrats to IS Republicans. The assembly will probably be composed of 6S Democrats and GO Republicans. One or two doubtful districts have not been heard from, but they will not wipe ont the majority even 1T conceded to Republicans.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
Nsssashusetts.

RosfoS Nov Election day today has been the qnie1est kHaga for years Long and lhe entire Republican state ticket is elected by a large majority. Both hranches of the legislature are carried by the Bepub- licaus, with working mslorifies.
 rHK MAJORITY NEARLY OFFICIAL.
 Besr1s. Nov. -Returns from al but five towns give Long. Republican, plural ity over Thompson. Democratic, of 82 5J0, and about g. 6a0 over sii.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
ffanuectieuf.

Wtarrlan. Nov. 0.-The Republicans s,erfel co af the ii senators votei for yes- fsslav siVing them % uf the % senators. Last yeas the senate stood i6 tO5. This year there ore thres more districts. The hause sfsuis. seror,ing Co the Cbtpanf re- urns fH Republicans e8 Democrats, Grrenhsrknr taHi year che Republicans hsd iEl. Democrats M GFeUnhAckers |.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
pauu.xlvannia.

pafLABgirlfs. Pa Nov. 9 The vote In Paprsvlvania is very light Bailey, Repub- fieas candidate for State Treasurer, Is elect ai hy a plurality of from 5000 Co la OOO over Noble Democrat and Wolfe, lndepen- dent
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
pxRANaKp TELEGRAPH sKavHM

ST PAUL. Nov @ g-unly scattering returns are received from the sihte owinE tn naf roads and Arrangement of tho ieieera ph service Enough is known ta ahpa ret the Republican State ticket is oir1,e.i hF i5.OO0 tO ls,UO0 sanNuIue repurts cIaim still more but the vote was small and their expectations wiil not he feaI'7Hi
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
Mtauesata

ST. PAUL. Nov s-A dispatch savs that Ramsey county. Minues1ta. haa probably gone Democratic. hut thRf from the waut of telegraphic facilities and plethora ui mud the result iu the state cannot te eE. pected to night
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
Virginia.

RICHMOND, Nov s Up to 0:30 p. Ill. 6l voting precincts in the state heard from, in- cluding fifteen from Richmond, give John W Dtniel, Democrat for governor, 10 ,4S0; Wm. Cameron Readiuster for governor, s.725: Daniels majority 1,500 Gains aBd losses are estimated in these dispatches up on the presidential vote of Ia st year, com hining the Readiuster and Republican vote against the Democratic vote in the last November election. This comparison shows q very small gain in the precincts heard from The Democrats will have to overcome t0O00 votes in the state to elect the~stafe ticket. Norfolk gives Cameron l53 majority, a Readiuster gain of 30: Dsnville gives Cameron 42 majority Re adinster gain of 25G in Staunton Daniels majority is 36S, a Democratic gam of 52; Fredericksburg gives Daniels majority of 322 6 Democratic gain; in Manchester Camerons majority is 155: a Readiuster gain of &: Lynchburg Daniels home, gives him gS4 majority, a Democratic gain of fg8. The official vote of Richmond for subernaiorial candidates is: Daniel D m- ocrst. 5,020; Cameron. Readiuster, 3,326; Daniels majority. l69i. The Readlusters eain G73 One hundred and six scattering precincts outside of Richmond give Daniel i8 t69 and Cameron 14,5s5; Democratic gain, 2 4ss Malorites are also reported in twpntv.five other precincts and four coun- lies. which make his tstal maj ority as far as heard from 8 .s43. Returns so far indi- cate that in the legislature the Democrats will gain eleven members and loose one. on the other hand the secretary of the Readiuster state central committee claims the Readiustsrs estimite their majority for Cameron in Che state ct i2,O00, and that as Gar as heard from they have gained live members oi the house of delegates and only lest one They are iubilant, and assert -hn-r u.nInrn La narNllm
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
IIiInnfa.

CHICAao TLL., Nov. S.--Chioago was car ried by the Democrats today, Mattooks and Sommers Democrats, beating Coburt and Gilbert, Republicans, for county commis- sioners, by 2Oo0 majority; Cook county has gone Republican by about 500 majority. Stephens, Republican, beating Craen, Democrat for Clerk ot the Criminal Court.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
TIE RESULT.

TRENTON. Nov 9. The result in New Jer- sey is as follows: Out of senators elected the Republicans elect and the Democrats 4 The senate will stand 12 Republicans and Democrats: the house, 3O Republicans and go Democrats. leaving Republican majority Of 2 on joint ballot.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
Michigan DETROIT

DETROIT. MicH.. Nov H-The entire Nr publican city ticket a cstei excepting u Democratic police justice.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
New yark

NEW YoRK. Nov John Hardy uam. ocrat. has been elected over cn caI Irsfoe Tom Murphy. for Congress from NeE lrk in the Ninth District. Fernando HHud s old district, by a large majority The AHw York Republicans at Finh Avenue N .fr' and the Republican headqnarteu admit the defeat of Husted Republican caa.i...nts for secretary oi state. A Waldorf Actor the young Coukling EepubliIan million who has been lighting for the seaf Ia tHa gress left vacant by Morton now u. |HHa bog to Francois defeated by Rufs li N F.1weF Democrat. The fight was a moot htteF aaH Both men were rich and Asior d.t ha campaigning with greenhacks and cham. pagne. The Democratic victory eaaasa great rejoicing.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17

Two or three boys in Iowa who used powder to blast q rabbit out of a hollow log have gone where they will not suffer from cold winters.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
WORE RFrrRN

MmwAuKnH Wis. Nov a.-Rslurns from 2l3 towns show a uet Democratic gain Of 281R but Inc Democrats c1nceds the State Co the Republicans bY 0n0 majority fhe Chairman of the Republican State Central Committee was taken ill this evening. caused hy chagrin at the narrow escape of the party Political circles have been quiet to night. t being generally conceded that The Republican ticket with Che exception of eFstriise, candidate Tor s sfe treasurer has been elected by g uU0 Co tu0o majority. The Repuhi cans are oppr saed while the Democraia gre overioyei co Che resuit and claim that at the next election they will carry the state The Republican majority loo Che Senate Is reduced from ~ to in and il the House from co to m. Democratic gains throughout the Hafe Nere heavy amounting to about i001o and if the fu turns from the northern counties continue in the came ratio wili reach 20NsW giving the State tn thc Republicans by Ices fhan B.OOo msiaritv The Republican mai 5FitY in 1879 was 2i ao. p & Anderson. chair man of the Democratic State Central ti m- mitfee. left tonight fof "a Crosse. and says the Republican ticket is elected hy slight majority but hope Is stiil left fof the Den. 0cratq. AZ i0 D. m. ihe ruturns hom No towns gave net gain Cor ths Democrats of over i0O00 Only s l-iI 1i the whole vote has been heard from.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
MHM .IeTaeN.

TRENTON, N l., Nov. S.-Moumouth county elects Republican state senator and two Democratic assemblymen. The third district isl in doubt with the chances iu favor Of the Republican candidate. The returns thus far received indicate the fol- lowing as the political standing of the next legislature of New Jersey: Senate, Repub ucaps, 13 Democrats. 8; gain 3. Assembly, Republicans, 32 Democrats, 2s; gain 2.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
Wisconsin.

MmwsrKas. Nov s-RNufns received at Madison from l25 Wiaoonsin towns in- dicatn that J M Rusk. Republican eaudi- date for Governor is elected hy from 1000 to IH nHn majority
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
srrtLrw DOUBT.

RruNosn. Nov. The Siafe Democrat, this afternoon says Cameron is probably elected hy 5000 The Legislature is still in Hauhf
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17

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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
East.

MAYOR GRACE of New York has written the police commissioners asking them to aid in suppressing political assessments of policemen, and notifying the latter he is ready to receive complaints on the subject.
 IsAAc H. TAYLOR and Henry McAllister, proprietors of the Boston Sunday MdH, have been arrested for criminal libel on account of publications charging ex-Collector Sim mons with complicity in the Howe Women's Bank swindle.
 TREASURER EGAE of the land league at Paris. telegraphed here: Twill Wendell Phillips come to Ireland to advocate No rent during suspension of constitutional liberties?' The league will pay all OK penses." Phillips in reply, says: Ireland to day leads the van in the struggle for right justice and freedom. Let Ireland only persevere in her sublime patience, keeping ever within the limits of peaceful agitation, and her victory is certain. With unbroken front let her assault despotsm in it's central point. Rent, honest rent, is the surplus left after the tennant has lived in comfort, material, intellectual, personal and social comfort. Ireland owes none to-day certainly not to the class whose govern ment is the prison and the bayonet. How cheerlully would do my part; how gladly would I share in the honors of such a struggle. But the state of my health obliges me to give up public speaking. l can only bid you God.speed, and pray for your speedy and complete success
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17
soMErHIso SEAu fr.

Nxw YoRK, Nov. a.-Returas ham tta state still come in slowly and che raaatr .s still in doubt Two things hre certain Carr, Republican for secretary 0f state Ia elected by 25,O0O or 3Ouoo. running Weil ahead of his ticket, and Hgstei Is hnaftn by several thousand running weii tehlnd his ticket. The rest Of tbe ncm1rratr ticket is perhaps elected, but t s nai CO.,
 tain. The legislature is Democratic in bafh brauches-the senate by two majority and the house by six or eight he HaE legislative table makes the state senate Democrats, IT; Republicans, ls asstmhlra- Democrats, 67; Republicans ol. and elaine the election of state officers by mai lFif'aa ranging from 2,0OO on Purcell. Co oao0 on Maxwell for state treasurer. The TsarF estimates Carr's majority at s1g0. Tho senate, it thinks, will stand ~ Democrat to IS Republicans. and the assemhig WH Democrats to 62 Republicans. The saH says neither party has elected its entire state ticket. So far incomplete returns show Carr, the Republican candidate ur secretary Of state, runs ahead Of hts tlcttt in nearly every county and is probably elected by about 1000 plurality oveT Il
 cell. Maxwell (Dem.l for treasurer taiea.a
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-17

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