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NOTICE
NOTICE
TsHlREsY arvss. THAT on AND ASrIa
= this date al
Degs, Hoss, Sheep, Goats, Hoses,
csws,s or c.,,i. Of any D~s.sri,tis..
sso. :s,, ,G =. :, lag. en- The h public .s,s.''
moo taos

On b had q the ofaes Of the Chief Of Poiics,
n thr once formerly u.sd By the Town Mar
sh.I. In the rear o. yellow Jsahss Hnpne
AMOS MERRrrT. cAisf Of POLES.
oe,l mn, snas =. iss,. ,ssed
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TOWN TRUSTEES.

Rfssi MesGisg aepsrss o. Tews
00esys-Bsshss Asseys Esc.. -
- Turaea over - she Coussy
Cemmissloasrs-Q0od Dysi
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DEI1seuiIr SALES,
(NLEDOMIA 5sloILVEB au1lnln0
~ o0nPANY:-Loc.ston o. Pstnctpei pis0s

Location q .VorAs. storsy county. Nsvads.
Notoes-rhsfs Az dsltnqusnt upon ths fol'
lovtngdsscffbsd st6ok, on Aooount Of eseeee.
meut mo. 90 levied on the sevsnth day o.
ths names Of the rsspsouvs sharsholdsrs, -
follow;
Names. No. Cortif. Shs. Amt.
Atkinson. Doud b 90, Trus.
Observation-Disclosures. so . i2so
Atkinson Thos T = 90, Trus
tes............. bal. .IssS....io ....a@
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Dr.. SPIN N Y,
NO. u KEARhY STREET,
rrsass all Ch' enie and special diseases,
u z

NV " NsSuNs Ssuss
Treats all ch' enio and special Dissases.
U MEN
UyR0 NAY nE GATHERING FROM
the sn-e,s VI youthiul follis. or lndis
crsti n will do cell {, avail them -slves OF this.
HE srsatrst boon ever laid % the altar OF SUI.
fsrins nuns ~. Da. splSARY Will g,iaran-
tee 70 forfeit $500 for every case Of eemioal
Weahns.. or private dis. see Of any kind or
ahArsstsr v ,eh be undsItakss and fai.s to cure.
MlDDLE.AGED MEN.
There are many At the sss OF thirty to sixty
wh are troublsd with TOO rQuent ry.eustions
Of tn bia idsr. Ohm accompanied By q Q ignt
smsrsins or ourniuz ssn.st on and Q vssksn.
tns OF the system IN . manner The patient can
Rot account for. IN examining The urinary
dsossits 0 ROY ssdim-nt wiL often b found,
ana som-timss email particles OF sibumsn Will
spvsar, or The color ~in Be 'fa thin. miitish
nae asain cnan.ius TO Q dark and torpid sp-
Dssrsncs. There 40 many men Who die OF
{h,e dicneulsy. ignorant OF the caass. which 10
ne ssconf stass Of seminal wsaknsss. Or. Q.
MI, ausraptss . perfect eurv In all such ossss.
and . healthy restoration Of the ssnito urinary
omcs Hoon-io 70 Z ana Q tol. sundays.
from no 10 II Az con.ultstion fsss. T.or.
oush examination and sdvies. ".
~ DB sPINNEY . CO..
suetf No. u Ksar y street. 1an franoiseo.
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0 OF tow oLxAK.

n. KENNEDY. Town Marshal.
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NENTsNNlAL GRAVEL GOLD
" MINING oOMPANY.=Locatlon Of pfn.
county, Nevsds. -
Nevada County. California.
Notice -Tnsrs are dslinquent upoo the fol.
lowing described stock, on account OF assess.
ment tho. y lsvied on the second t2d) { q
June, 1881, the several amounts Get opposite
the names Of the respsctiss shareholders. -
follow:
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BULLION MINING COMPANY.

ofios-No. lit California street. Ban bran.
cisco, California. jlyaltd
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POsTPONRNRNr.

0mcs-Room b. No. Bal Pine street. San
Francisco stock and Exchange building. Ban
xrsnoisco, CAliiernis. jlytstd
, 1881-03-18

night, given by tho President to tho two
Houses OF CollRrrss md their officers, nllh
10 mcnlbcrs of tho Supreme Court. The Atl-
lnin!stsntM l,ns nude Il new departure viii,
regard 10 these snclnt entertainments. anil Is
Inviting what constitutes tho different clnsseS
Of thu political and snelal worl.( III town.
trho grcnt American people, represented by
tho o(lIccse elcr, Inns his trrtl III Tic morning
hours, tho army and navy havn lad "ne
evening. ntnl tn.nipht TIC two Houses Ut
Congress were invited A curious Incident
trc,,rrci in extending tho lnyltnt1on Ia
the Senate: Wor<t'cania fram tho State d.
lmrt,ncnt to the Elec-f'res,trilt requesting
titm IN invite the Sc,air IL the White f1ul,sp.
NieG-lrrsitsrnt Artllir's irst Impulse wAs ln
announce tho Invitation frnn tho chair. but
this sct,mcd too ,liuGl, )lko nit announce
nlert Of
DEATHS AND MARRIAGES IN COUNTRY
t11tIH.ItES,
nlld lie finally dcct.tetl t0 su.ld written H.,
vltations to thu members III Tho Senate mud
the 0ilicrrS. This accounts for the peculiar
language Ut tile lnvitatnh's received by tho
Senator'S, Us the Invitation, Iss,itti ly Tho
V,cy-lrrsl,lent stn,rs t!,nt l,r IL requested l9
invite tho Senate. This Is unist. y norel
surInl c,,stnm In Washington, nitt llas IT.
tracted stllIr attention In snctAl circles, dis
l,oseu OIL ali urcaston9t0 bc crfttcni.
, 1881-03-18
showing Tint, tllougl, ttefcntetl, these gentle
imra had not forfeited either Ills regard or

showing Tint, though ttofcnted, these gentle
Mr.. la'l not forfeited either Ills regard Or
rAsIcct.
NEW MEXICO.
Cnl. ilnncl y: Shction vii! probably DO
nominated d. Governor of New Aiexicn. lip
WIS Lieutenant IN ten. t;ariittt1's rrri-
tnent, antf Mfter tho IrMr went Il, f4nNisl liza.
!!'e l'1r'y.tIrst. Foriy.secul,,l. mid Forty:
tllItl Congresses Or tatc ycats lo Inns resided
II Ohio. lie WIS Ill excellent mcnl'nr of
inngresa, ,nnd Is regarded as well fitted for
%f ey: ; iew Y waIa$r w% q of ScW ~ >eaieo, ES t'as
he will I've sent ta South America.
1'hc President to.slay appointed Col. \. +.
Rockwell. Of TIM Qttnrtrt1,astnr's Depart
thc Engineers. Col. Rockwell was rfiss-
tlH,tn nf t;c,l. Garfield Mt Williams Eolltge,
entered tho arnly from Tho volunteer sctvlcr.
n!lti @ w9s Tor snvrrat tycars M o!licer on tho
taiMnmnts n,,i lligh s!!a1,dng, nnd j. c,1iinent-
IS fitted for tho new dulles 1or which 'v las
been assigned.
4 CHEAT SUCCESS
The Committed ult Inauguration held n
iina neettnK tt,-ll1ght. to l.cnr tho rcln,rt q
bis tilt inv" e,, ai. lint tic ",ere Fnsee,s sf II TIC @
sale nf ball.tfckUts WITS auf1iriGnt'tn cuyrr nlI
liabilities, Mhtt sa-1l,nrrow cllrcks will be
HraWh for returning Eyery dollar Of private
subscriptions made to meet Nt1y deficiencies
which lnfgllt uee,,r. Tim wilDlH ,uullAne-
,l,oMt Of ills afgar. fro,n first To last, i,us
lpen Of tho most crGdItnbe cliarnctnr tua,ll
concerned. It was III 1Arger sCn!u than a1ly-
Thing of tile kind ever attempted here lneinre,
nnl nvcry fcnture Uf IT WIS Il Eratnt AlscGtss.
In tho Secretary. Cul. II. Z. CUrNtn, more
tlln1i tU liiy Htlgr lIlu 1S ltn tic remarkable
ss!cccss Qf tho demonstration.
THE VACANT .ll:nuEsHIr.
EX-Clief-Jnstice Cation, uf tho Illinois
Snplr'1ln Bench, Is hern urging tho Senate tn
reject Stanley Matthews, ni, tho grn,.lid TINT
lie Ia not resident Of tho circuit, and tho
ic0plp Of Wisconsin, Illinois, md lniliann
don't want nn outsider put over them ngnin
us United States Judge. II Matthew'S rGjpc-
tioi! cnn liG secured either Judge Jewrti or
,iidre lsl'an, of Chicago, will 0e urged for
tho nomination.
ILLINOIS APPLICANTS.
The Hon. I'll Wnrnrr. Of Morrison, n n1em-
Der Of u!a Illinois State Donrtt nf EN!lutlzn.
.10ics' shoes rs Collector uf Internal Rev.
et,ue for ilie frcppnrt district. III cAsn .|nncs
Is nude Marshai. Wnrncr EAstr1tlgly bnckelt
for the placc. Ten. Martin, Ut sntelM, n.ttl
Cul. lsnng Clements. Of Enrbnlltlnlc, LIFT for
ilo.nn lust might. Clements, WHO WIS I'LL aspl-
rnnt fnr tisn lntcrnnl lecycl1ur COafcctOrshtpO pOf
the Cait' District, withdrew fr1ln tile cnii-
test before bly, departure. This virtually
leaves tho iicll tue 10 Hun. Dun 1lDgan. nf
p0sltion. Capt. George ". Alur,!n, farmer
County Clerk If Scott County, IL MI applicant
for tl.e 1'0sttOiiice 1T Winchester, In place Nt
Mrs. Harlan, thy present incumbent. Mrs.
lsreHtliln, a soldiers widow, Is nlau nll nppll-
cant for TINT Office.
, 1881-03-18
T11EOp11IIUS YOUNG.

CONFLICTING TESTIMONY As To A MANS
ItEST1TY,
Er<ttai 10 netnnatt Commercial.
NEW IOl.K, Mnrcll i''.--'rlD 'rhe0phlns
Young case bids fatr to b0 Il e,t'tSc ccle',rr.
There was another a!ngunr conflict of tcsti-
nony III 1t tU-.lay.. The first two witnesses,
JOHN +. Burt, Of lInston. mud A1r. Scanlan, of
baltimore, wrre produced Dy lfenry Young,
and they positively identified tho claimant MS
Tl.copiilns You'ig. When they had given
tIlelr testimony, Miss FLORENCE Miller WIS
cascsl tn tho stand BY Yo,lng's nwyer. She
testified with evident engerncss that slIo WINS
n stel,-tlnugl,tcr Of 'rI1eop1lilus Young, being
IL daughter Ut Mrs. Mary Young by 4 for
Iner marriage, alut scanning tho claim
ant FROM head to. font declared tint lle was
not her Btepfkhet. Counsel then batln clainl-
ant stalnl UP alld submit t9 MI examination
r. hts sEul by w!,,lesS: The latsr ran Gr ,,s
1,cntt, but cnuld not find Il lnrEc. egg-shRpcl
S4l,r which TllcopElltlss Young was known To
llnve or TINT sprt, neither contd she inll
scars On Ills fOrrl,caI! 'n1la under his GlIln.
werc threo scnrs Or, spots i,l,!leatct!, "bnt
they wee s, vHry s't'all mid nothing like her
Sic was asked whether there wns any
peculiarly at,,ut
IIEI srErFArHEil's TEETH
6JIt tlHy WEIU VEEy
short; down to ths gums, and 6laek."
Clnfnnnt njMnelt.llla mouth nlpi showed q
set Of teeth corresponding with this tIescrIp-
tiott
"Ah," exclaimed the witness III q l,alf-
yeSGtl vOfcr, "bi1t my stcpfnthar's teeth wrrc
suMilcr and blackcr still You want to le-
Mr.. Cassidy. of Boston. testified that In
September, 1871, tho YounHs tools lodgings
IN iits liotiHr, wl.ero they remained a month
9r two Wl!on e;!nai't ,'!ut , tI'e witness !.
nlze Hin. but absolutely denied ever having
lod1et! Oh Washington street. Thu witness
NErs;ed TINT cl!a!Inant bore great re: re-.
Thought 1t could nSt be him because he
SEEMED snMowllat sinaltor..
Alice Young. nged II. daughter of
Tlleophilus Young, WIS the next witness.
Claimant came forward n1,u allowed thu girl
to feel his head: She hardly touched It,
lowoycr, but exclaimed very loudly: :" Ila
cannot be my father, fur flo lsas not tho
SCARF
, 1881-03-18
HUNT.
HIS Reply TO THE W0IkK1SHMEN.
Special Detpafeh 70 Tile Chicago Tribune.

6pfelat DHpafeh 70 Tile Chicago Tribune.
WAsit1SGToN, .. T., March 17.--Tcrsons
VINO are compelled to work very great deal
moro than eight hours every dny muy be
pleased with the following nsat reply
,t1ade by Secretary.of-the.Nayy Hunt to q
delegation Of workingtlen who called upon
him, Insisting that he Should change ruling
Of the Department tc1at!yeto the Elght-1tour
law. Secretary Hunt said:
The request you make ia too sudden. You Nsk
me. With u stroke Of my pen. tOfOrD htly G1atnI-
nation has boen nude, to undo tho nets Of my
prcdeccss0ri In this Huttor. fou Wish lnt, betWcoH
this md Monday, to chnnRe tho settled policy
Of four yoars. lcnnItat, at such short notice.
current appropriations. mn ii minister of tho
law. always obctl!cnt 10 tts tlonlands. nnd bound
to execute It In tho 1nost fNtthfnl 1lui!ncr. My
sy,npAthies nre with lAbor. mn Il lNburlnA-
Innn, though 1iorcr conllnlng 1t to cl0ht hours
! shall e!1auAvOr 70 Ito whnt IA ahft, wise. and
necessary. Bllnlt Elvo tho subject ite cons!d.
trntion. a. snon As tho present pressure Is
cannot order any chnnKo n0w.
, 1881-03-18
PORK PRODUCTS.

MERCHANTS Arrrss,1. ri osEcnErAny MAINE.
NEW YoRg, ah,Ih 17.--SevcrNl prominent
merchants sent,1as dispatch to Secretary
l,la[no today, reaMi'''nr.t9 Us follows:
Cables from, Ftrc.le thB ts,nrt,lng intltcnta
thnt ttorr Is k't,le itnpn'1stneht In NJ.
lnwIn4 tio ass nj pork products
ahIpprti l.cf0ro r ruccht etllcts wero
isstied.. We reg --illy request yott 70
sSlts ! tie Ano1.sS 1sn!s,er nt nrs to ,. nsft
wHrc tintctl Iri"r Il "a c,l!ct, staii o s1aiy r..
celvtd. M uthurwlsA laseat hartlship IL incurred
10 ahtprnrA and tho tIhdt.
WIS received:
WASN'T NaTt>N, March 17.-1 have Instructed cur
Minister lit parjs to rt'cct the ttos1red arrange
tiu.t. JAMES q. HLAiNE.
, 1881-03-18
CASUALTIES.


K1LLED ON TIE TRACK.
DEriIUlr, March, lT.-l.ast evening rs two
worlinIcn Ut tho Michigan Car-Works, going.
lIoMe, were crossing tho Lake Sl1nrc Ruli-
road track, In tho suburbs Of tliis city, they
were struck by MI outgoing trafn, One,
named .Iolin Fraser. wns Instantly killed;
tho other, Rudolph A1nhra,l, lad II lrg
broken, and. 1t is feared, received fatal IT.
ternal injuries. Tho former. ugctl IS, leaves
Il wife ana two Children; tic lattrr, agcd 81,
l,s n wife and eight Children. It Is claimed
tint the locomotive lnmp was nut lighted,
nor the betl nor whistle used WHEN thu train
passed the crossing where the aec1tlent &C.
CURED.
, 1881-03-18

OTTAWA, ILL.,. March t7.-A heart-rending
accident occurred to-tlay In tho burning to
IAcatil Of TN infant son OF Mr.. md Mrs.
Thomas Tntty, OF South Ottawa. Tho
mother loft her child nlUne In the ilollst,
while she Bteppelo into Il neighbours, and, on
her rrturn, found the littlo boy, aged II
morths, iusenslble upon the lnnr. Ills clothes
having been burned llenrly utf. III playing
lle lad cOlnu too cl0su to the stove. UuAti
released tho little suirurer III fuw hours.
, 1881-03-18
THROWN Fnbs1 A WACoN,

DESlsoN, Tex, March 17.-.lutlga d. g.
Vcuablc. Deputy United States ComtnIssnll-
er, and a prominent citizen, was accidentally
killed to-day by being thrown from wa goti
and run ovor. Ills wife alal tlaugltor left
tonight With the remains for Frankfort, ky.,
w,er,, tho fn1niy formerly realtirtl
.UESIsoN, Tex, March 17.--Judge d. Z.
Venable,t who moved here from Kentucky
tho wheels OF loaded wagon al,u instantly
killctt.. The remains will DO taken tU frank
1urt, Ks.
, 1881-03-18


MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, March l7,--A great
many contracts arc being mnslu by tho vt.
Paul HALLWAY Company for the .trnnsporta-
tlon ut Immigrants to Minnesota md Dakota.
'fha railway officials sry TINT the tldo of In
migration will eDnnigI,c0 earlier ul,tl coil
tinuo longsr III tho cItsllang season tllall dur
Ing nnY season ilurutotOro.
, 1881-03-18
TYPOGRAPHICAL TROUBLE,

LAFAYETTE, Inl., March M.-Thq' pro-
prietors Of tho Daily JOlif3lul announce TINT
they have all tls printers thoy res4 to take
the places ut tho strikers, mona Ut whom have
rttUrl.el, Or Will hD permitted to to NJ Should
they desire. No differences arqse In auy OF
the Qttl0. utt{ctA.
, 1881-03-18
CHICAGO,

a still usarm ut 6:10 last evening w,,
cntsctl by so'ie tlrapery iii tlia altar of tha
Jesuit chllrcl, Ill West Twelfth strer, ~"
clt!antnlly catch!mgtlre fron,N lighted cuudia
Dnmngu't tritlIng:'
, 1881-03-18

SAN FIlAScIsco. March 17,-Tho Enroka
Powtler-Works Mt Derkluy, ncross the buy,
exploded this morning.
Theexp1oston ut the Eureka Powder Works
proves to have bGcn Ut fifty pound package
of pnwtlur with which the Company was ex-
pctlMnnttng, with II view Of nscertaihIng the
conditions illost favorable to lgnItlug.
, 1881-03-18

JAcKsnS, 'ra'n.. MareI 17.-vle co,to,
compress "f tIilA city, with TIKI bales Of v'' c",
tnt, burned lust night, less. SD ouo: fnsus
'''ie', R,,oxsl sl'' Y or'sn of tito ro Is i1Sa ".
, 1881-03-18
FIRE RECORD.
a HILL. ON FIRE.

SoMEnsEr, KY. March l7.-'rru mj,oo ,..,
Of t1s p'arc, In t'l6c1tfTs of t;ltr trrrk Iss' i
fire tlut l,as been burning fur Ax ,u"n,i'l ~
The fire Is fe,t by stratum OF stnnr n"n'
llns burned several mntlred ylrdy ln" I" ~ II
hill ''tu tAU
, 1881-03-18

.lay, escorted ly troops from. stnl1un4 ut,,un,
l!r!ka'lu. N. q. G., niMl thn c0. rsr.r3 rrae93l
Oakland, whence II will b. scMt l:ast S,!,lIn S,"! ln
WI! y Elltrl of l,GIl1r from tho Fnur,1" "
, 1881-03-18
KILLED.

Special nlspafth to Tho Chicago Tribuna-
B1ooMlSuroN. ILL.,, March l7.-'rl,omus
Devinc, MI engineer on tlla indianapolis,
bloomington Il Western, wns killed here 10.
day. Ills homo iY IN bloomington, md he
formerly rhll on tho Chicago Il Alton.
, 1881-03-18

WHERE'S THE RESTRICTI0N7
SAN FnAkClsc0, Cnl,, 1tasch l7.-'rhe City
Of pektng brought 10 Chinese passengers
from ilong Kong.
, 1881-03-18

oE0%HtE AuNEss FCA4QEeEt
THE "Tl,lEs" sAYH:


ultimate tltaposltion nr tho fund meeting Ut
subscribers vii! h9 ea!lstl.
uEuRuE JoNEs, Trcasurer.
T,tE "rlMEs" sAYA:
At M early stnEo ut Ills tRt,ors A[r, Jones
found 1t would heIrceHsury tu abRltIoM tElB
itIra of tlevutlng thu incnn9 Of the fund With.
ult rcsuryG to the beMait Ut tho oldest living
pX-l'reslslelt. ,'rlv unanimous sentiment 1t
tl.osN np!%a;;'ed to was tlat The fluid should
tnto fnr want nf. il Nntional provision TOR
Gsl'. Nra,,t, and TINT she lnal destination yt
within tile, discretion Of tho subscri6-
urs tnr the .ma|or portion of The
uls, drawn frau. tho prelnInent services Of
Glen. urant to the American peopto would
Ilaya avnIlgl t0 ratse the fund 10 tho desired
llnllt. NJ other i!al!Iu save hts could .llaya
lronnse1l Men .llifSEllg IN oyerytillnE elso to
respond promptly nna llnErn11lngly To tho
aplcai wlloso ras.llts nt0 NOW befor0 tho pull
llc.' Willie pr0fessul Republicans constitute
tho gfeut majority 1T It's subscribers, tho Hist
colltaIns ttse names Ut men not identified
With either party, ~ well us Of aulsle .pEotlIl-
nplt Democrats. Qne of the lntter clAss ap-
pears ~ subscriber for $1,000.
, 1881-03-18


NEW Yol.k, March 17.-In November Inst
an appeal wns naio foran Informal subscrip-
ttons to provide n perpetual fund. whose mn
nuul Ineo,ne should bo enjoyed during life,
md wl,Ilo not holding my Federal Office, by
the oldest sx-prcsiient Of tho United States.
Tho desired amount Ut tho fund was stated
ut s25o,ooo. anil the probable yearly Income
ut 8la. Tho task Of raislng tho fund waH
undertaken III person by George Jones, a,,.l
the record Ut Ills completed work Is COLI
tanned In tho following report:
| have tho p!easuro tn aunonnco that, Of tho
entire n,nUnlit Of f..jQG00 which has hnal sut,.
scrlbeA. <.lG,001 have bcon plid III. Tic out-
standing subscriptions nro ,ninly tt,oso OF few
Kubhcr{Gars for targu nni0lnis WIN are ut pres
ent out OF tho country. aud have not yet hAd
tlHlo tt answer my request tor pNyn,ent. Thu
amount nlreniy ruua!red hls btuu Invested by
tho tbtnn!itteu VI Subscribers, consisting
Of Il. u. slorgan, Oliver lIoyt. and
George 1uncs, Mlla will Yield an n.lnunl. In
entne Gf &f1 iGU. HIlould tho remainder hp
lnveste.l to e1ual advantage. tho fluid Will yieIu
0yor tl5iuS, u ycur. Tho great lunj6rtty Of tho
RiOscribtra deem It lnatvlBnb!e to s.lakv public
tho tlnIes OF thoSo Who hAyU contributed tn tho
rMnd. nnd nbnut S30,UND haye bcpn subscribed on
tho ,!lsttHut Understanding that tho t,aIlcR Ut
tho tlnIlnrH Rhnli h0 kDpt secret. | may Rny,
huyuvuE. TINT I'LL nnaIyss 0t tho llst in my pos
scsslnn shows the Following distribution Of
II ltBrbtE
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-04-02
List OF PATENTS

Granted by the United States toetlzens ofthis
state, for the week ending Mar 20, 1881, furn.
ished for the CARBON ADVOCATE, from the
Law and Patont olice of J. McC. PERKINS,
500 L street, Washington, d. @.
W. II. Birge, Franklin, storage tank for
petroleum.
T. Critchlow, steelton, riveting machine
NJ. T. Geren, New Brighton, ear for earth
Ell vessels.
F. W. Gordon, Pittsburg, hot blast regu-
lator.
c. II. Green, Philadelphia, rein handle.
U. Ha:kin, Pittsburg, steam engine, 3 pa
tents.
L. Hillebrand, Philadelphia, trunk lock
hasp.
+. Jareeker. Erie, hydrant valve.
V. Koch, Scranton, refrigerator.
j. D. Logan, Philadelphia, enameling
brick.
C. L. Quicgley, Georgetown, tobacco fork.
A. Reese, Pittsburgh, stock car and car
wheels. 2 patents.
w. B. Romig, Bethlehem, iron platform
for wagans. Re-issued.
b. NJ. Root, Mount JOY, corn shelter.
D. d. Shupe, Philadelphia, folding bed
stead
J. F, Smith, Erie, nut lock aud bride Bit
patents.
J. sperry, Philadelphia, manufacture OF
boots aud shoes.
j. Terrence, Clarion Co., rotary engine.
A. Weed, Philadelphia, file cutting ma
chine.
P. L. Weimer, Lebanon, hot blast oven,
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The following cases are on the Criminal
Docket for next term of Court, commencing
Monday, April IL, 1881:
Com. VS.. Charles Boxmier Indictment
selling liquor on Sunday. Prosecutors, ]. F.
Kressley, David Swank and q. W. Kline.
Com. VS.. Levi Hartz; Indictment selling
liquor to minors. Prosecutors, David Swank
and p. S. Cheeseman.
Com. VS.. James Purcell; Indictment sell
ing liquor to minors. Prosecutors, J. F.
Kressey, David Swank and G. w. Kline.
Com. VS.. Mary Helker; indictment selling
liquor to minors and on Sunday. Prosecu-
tors, j. f. Kressley David Swank and CIV.
Kline.
Com. VS.. Thomas r. Davis; indictment
desertion. ProsecutriX, Jane r. Davis.
Com. VS.. John McHugh; indictment forni-
cation and bastardy. Prosecutrix, Rosy
Beltz.
Com. VS.. Edward McCabe indictment lar
ceny. Prosecutor, G f. Painter.
Com. VS.. james McLaferty: indictment
larceny. Prosecutor, G.. F. Painter.
Com. VS.. Frank Crelly; indictment assault
and battery. Prosecutrix, Margaret Crelly.
ment burglary end larceny. Prosecutor,
Reuben L. Miller.
Com. VS. Samuel Snyder; indictment bur
glary and larceny. Prosecutor, Reuben T..
Miller,
Com. VS.. Robert McNIichael, Jr ; indict-
ment fornication and bastardy. Prosecutrix
Alice Beltz.
Com VS.. Adam Meckes; indictment selling
liquor without license. Prosecutor, Joseph
Bolinger.
Com. vs.. Peter Dugan; indictment fornica-
tion and bastardy. Prosecutrix, Elizabeth
Bartholomew.
The following is the trial list for the
Common Pleas Court, commenaing April
18th 1881:
Charles Keck VS.. Daniel McGeady.
Samuel Ziegenfuss against Conrad Getz.
VIM. NJ. Jones, assigned to NJ. NJ. Dim
mick, deed, against VIM. II Siegfried, Ed
ward Jones and Alexander Jones.
F. q. Kline against Borough of Maucb
Chunk.
Milton Kern against the heirs of Stephen
| Kern, dcc'd.
Charles arroll against Jacob Petry.
samuel Zlegeniuss against John Hath.
| W. l.. Richards against John Farron.
Jacob S. Hawk against Joseph and limo
thy Seriass.
| ]. II. Nothstein against b. F. Moser.
! Kuntz & Shirer against Henrietta Weiss,
adm'x.
Thomas stroll against Charles Straup.
Joseph Fletcher against ]. NJ. Boyer.
James I. Blakslee, trustee for himself, G.
b. Linderman, John Smylie and w. H. Sayre
against the Prince Manu- featuring Co.
Elizabeth Hartlaben against Lewis Engle.
killian Hotecker against Franklin School
| District.
l.. Strause against Bernard MCGEE.
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Rir Creek uten,s


George Buck, Of orfeld, Pa, took Dos
session Of the Deppe farms, of this place, on
Thursday Of last week. We are pleased to
have him locate with us.
Charles Rchrig moved from here to
Bowman's Station, on Wednesday Of last
week.
Our school will close this Friday, after
which we will be engaged in farming for
the next seven months, as usual.
Moving is very unpleasant this year as
the roads are very rough--at the best it is
not pleasant thing to do.
Our assessor, j. X. Rickert, gaye us a
pleasant call on Wednesday of last week
John Harlnan, Of Pine Run, traded one
of his horses with Charles Rehrig, on Tues
day Of last week.
David Snyder of this place, moved 10
MiHport on Tuesday last. We were sorry to
see him leave us.
William shoenberger, disposed of his
personal property at public sale on Tuesday
and Wednesday last, and will start for the
west to-day friday.
"A number of our farmers are busy at
present clearing their land of loose stones,
repairing fences, etc.
The weather last week was very severe
on winter grain.
j. j. Kemerer, Of this place, was on a
business visit to Mauch Chunk on Tuesday,
No Sunday school at solts on Sunday
on account of conference.
The Conference for this district will be
held in the church at Millport to-day (Sat-
urdsy), at p. m., and on Sunday at 10 a
M, the sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered by the Presiding Elder.
REVERE