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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-09-10
Republican Convention.

Below are given the names Of the Repub-
lican Judges and Inspectors who will act in
the election of District Delegates to-day
Saturday, Sept. 10th. The number Of
delegates to which each town and ward is
entitled, is also given. The Nominating
County Convention will be held in the
Grand Jury Room, in the Mauch Chunk
Court House, on Monday, Sept. IL, 1881.
Audenried-R. E. Donaughey.judge; Thos.
Dougherty and Henry G. Taylor, inspec
tors. delegate.
Beaver Meadow-R. T. Farrow, Judge t;
John Trevaskis and II. V. Erwin, inspec-
tors. | delegate.
East Mauch Chunk. W. Smith ,Jr.. Judge;
6. II. Lewis and Wilbur Hoover, inspec-
tors. delegates. ~
East Penn-James Ba llet, Judge Reuben
Neff and Reuben Harter, inspectors.
delegate.
Franklin-F. s. Kresge, Judge; W. c.
Weiss and Manases Acker, inspectors 2
delegates.
North Kidder-W. II. Scott. judge W. F.
streeter and A. P. Carter, Inspectors
delegate.
South Kdder-0wen Eckert, Judge; ]. Z.
Hole and George Mccormick, inspectors
delegate.
Lansanne-James Mckinley. Judge Yoder
Fowler aud Andrew Boyd, inspectors. l
delegate.
Lower Towamensing Frank Bower, Judge /;
Levi Wentz and William Dorwart, in.
sIectors. delegate.
Lehigh-J. Culbert, Judge Thomas solt
and Henry Culbert, inspectors. / dele
gate.
Lehighton-W. G. NJ. Seiple, Judge; VIM.
Mccormick and lsben Koch, inspectors.
3 delegates
lock aud Charles Kline, inspectors. 4
delegates.
Mauch Chunk, LIST Ward-E. K. stroh,
judge; r. Q. Butler and John Osborne,
inspectors. delegates.
Mauch Chunk, 2ud Ward-Doug. Mclean,
judge; George Woodring and James Will
doner, inspectors. 3 delegates.
Mahoning-David Kistler, Judge; j. IT. Nc.
Daniel and Aaron Gumber, inspectors. V
delegates.
Nesquehoning-Wm. Emanuel, judge Da.
vid Reese, Sr., and Samuel Stevinton, in
spectOrs. 2 delegates.
Parker-Samuel Hudson, Jr., Judge; Wm
Victor and Job Jinkins, inspectors.
delegatel
Parryvllle C. w Bowman, judges Dildine
Snyder and Joseph Peters, inspectors.
delegate.
Penn Forest-A. D. Christmandudge Paul
Danner and George Sebring, inspectors. !
delegate.
Packerton james Long, Judge: Charles
Longkammer and Robert Walp, nspec-
tors. delegate.
Unper Towamensing-Pa Buck, Judge
Lewis Kemerer and David Dreisbach, in.
spertors. | delegate. IN.
Summit Hill-Capt Henry Williamson,
judge Joseph Richards 'ynd John Nc.
Greatly. Jr, INSPECTORS. 3 delegates.
Weisspnrt-D. B. Albright, Judge; B X.
Cnlton and Jos. Fenner, inspectors. !
delegate.
Weathery - Daniel Wsshburn, Judge Z.
G. Dewitt and H. F. Freeman, inspectors
2 delegates.
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JUSTICE.
WeisspOrt ltenn.

The Carbon Rolling Mill Company
Limited, started their Mill at this place
on Monday last, They are at present
running four puddle furnaces, three
double and one single. They intend
starting the newly built one as soon as
they get sufficient workmen. Owing to
the scarcity of puddlers they do not run
night shifts, but intend doing so next
week, and from that time on. They re-
ceived supply of coal and pig-iron,
and are now ready to run night and
day shifts. Thus far there has been no
"break-downs of any consequence, but
n slight accident to the engineer of the
lnrge rolls. While endeavoriug to re-
verse the engine, in order to extricate
bar of iron which had by some means
got twisted in the rolls, his fingers were
caught in some psrt of the machinery,
and had the misfortune to break two
fingers below the first joint The bones
were at once set, and be is again at his
daily post. They intend starting the
two hating furnaces aud running the
little rolls as soon as they get enough
irot, to start with. and a new set of
small rolls which they have already sent
for. We trust they will keep running
fnll force rs this will mike our little
town qnite as thriving and as busy a
place as it was a few years ago when
these same works were in motion.
The long predicted marriage, which
united as husband aud wife Mr. J W.
Ruch and Miss Snlle J. Mer'z. both of
Stemton, was performed on Wednesday
evenenig, of last week, by Rev. B. J 9.
Smoyer, of Lehighton. Young friends
who bad come to add good wishes and
congratulations for the future happiness
of the worthy compile were numerons
After the ceremony, the bridal party
weht to East Weissport, where they par
took of a hearty and bountiful supper,
and enjoyed themselves socially until
train fine, when the welded pair de-
parted. The bridesmaid and grooms-
man accompanied them a short distance
of the way. They have gone westerly on
their wedding tour. and will be gone a
short time. So this young couple
started out on their journey together,
bearing the blessings of all friends, and
the earnest wish for a happy and true
life.
Our Public Schools commenced on
Monday last, the 9Th. with ]. F. Snyder
AS Principal and Miss Stone, of East
Mach Chunk, teacher of the Primary
Department.
The Weissport Planning Mill is run
ming full time and full force, ana has
any amount of orders to be filed. This
is still another sign of the good old
times prosperity"
-"old Evan" of rolling mill fame,
says, "Guiteau ought to be stretched
with tar hemp, the dirty blackguard."
Ditto, with us. Evan.
Quite a number of Mauch Chunk
"bloods made this place quite lively
with thhir swearing, hooting and shout
ing one DAY last week. A Agood example.
The young men of Weissport are.
as rule, and a general thing, a very
gentlemanly lot of fellows. but there are
a few exceptions. That person is not a
gentleman, but cowardly loafer, who
VIII set spraaled along the sidewalks,
aud insult youDg ladies who nre COM
PEELED TO pass by them. QUNT
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declared the choice Of the Convention for
the other place on the ticket for County
Commissioner.
The placing in nomination Of Mr.. W. W.
Blakeslee, Of Weatherly, and Samuel Zeig.
enfus, Of Lower Towsmensing, fer County
Auditors, by acclamatIon, finished the
work Of the Convention, which proved one
ofthe most orderly and decorous Of any
Convention that we have attended in a
long time. OF course there were the usual
expressions of disappointment by the un-
fortunate aspiranis, but taking all things
into consideration, harmony and good feel
ings PREVAILS throughout the party, and
there seems determination marked on
the features Of all to make pull for an old
time Democratic majority.
The Democratic County Committee will
meet the Candidates, in the Grand Jury
room, at the Court House, Mauch Chunk,
to-day Saturday. at o'clock, p. M, for
the purpose Of electing a Chairman and
Secretary, and transacting such other bus
iness as may come before them.
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RESCUED FRON UEATH.

The following statement of VIM. J. Cough
lin, OF S0mervllle, Mass, lie 50 remarkable that
we beg to ask Tor 1t the attention of our rend.
ers He saws: In the full OF 1870 was tax
en- with VIOLENT BLEEDING OF THR LUNGS,
followed by a severe cough. l soon began to
lose my appetite and flesh. was so weaL at
one time that l could not leave my bed In
the summer of 1877 / was admitted 10 the CITY
Hospital, While there the doctors eaid had
hole In my left lung as big as half dollar.
l expended over hundred dollars In doc ors
and medicine. / was so far gone at one time
report went around that was dead gave
up hope, but friend told me of iR WM.
HALLS BA LSAM FOR THE LUNGS. l
laughed at my friends, thinking that my case
was incurable, but got Il bottle to satisfy
them, when, to my surprise and qualification,
commenced to feel better My hope, once
dead, began to revive and today l feel In bet
ter spirits than ] have the pas three years.
write this hoping You will publish II, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOX THE LUNGS, and be con-
vniced that CONSUmP1 ION Can be Cured
have taken two bottles and can positively
say that 1t has done more good than all tn
other medicines i have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap.
peared and shall soon be able to go to work"
Sold by A, j. DURLING, LehightOn, and oil
druggists. Dec. Is. lSSg-ytoOw
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From The County Seat.

Miss Nettie Krauss, who has been
attending school at Millersburg, Pa, is
spending vacation here with her friends.
j, A. O. Koons, son of Sheriff Rooms,
has accepted clerkship in store at
Audenried.
On last Tuesday, in obediance TO a
proclamation issued by the Governor of
this Commonwealth prayer for the recov-
cry Of President Garfield was held in
several churches Of this place.
On Monday, according to previous
notice, the Democracy of this county held
their Convention in the Court House for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
the coming election. The Convention
was well attended and fully represented.
Now the ball goes on and it remains to
be seen who will pay tie fiddler.
The family of A. w. Butler, who
have been spending a couple of months
at the sea shore, returned home on Mon
day last.
w. fl. S,roh and wife left for Micbi-
gau. on Monday evening at 80 o'clock.
They expect TO be absent wo or three
weeks
Persons Wishing Ere or life insurance
in good reliable companies. will find it
advantageous 10 apply to Thomas Rem
erer, Of Lehighton, or E. K. Stroh, of
Manch Chunk.
"A trial i'll equity is being argued be-
fore an adjourned Court, ASA Packer es-
tate vs. Noble q Hammon, which suit
has been pendin, lor upwards Of 25 years.
Amount in litigation about S2, 500. 900,
founded upon an agreement alleged to
have been executed by Mr. Packer Both
sides are represented by leading legal
talent.
"A large excursion from Philadelphia,
accompanied by McClurg's Band, visited
the Switzerland Thursday.
--Baltus Burnhauser who resides this
side of Hacklebirnie, near Tompson
Spring, while walking on the Switch
Back railroad near Chas. Iiobein's farm,
was struck by the down train on Tues
day and seriously injured. He is hard
Of bearing and the presumption is that
he was not awnre of the cars coming un-
til he was struck. The conductor not
knowing that said Bnrnhauser was part
iy deaf supposed he would get eff the
track. Another solemn warming to those
who have charge of trains to be more
careful and FOR people generally to keep
off the railroad track.
We understand that Prof. A, w.
Vananda, of this place is teaching the
Lehighton Cornet Band. A move in the
right direction, for we know of no reason
why the Lehighton Band under q COM
petent teacher should not become one of
the best bands in the valley. For we
have been informed that it is composed
of good material. All that is necessary
to make it a first-ciass institution is prac-
tice, patience and perseverance.
JUSTICE.
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Fair ard Festival.

A fair and festival, for the benefit If 81
Peter and PauPs Catholie church, of this
borough, will oten in the basement of said
church this (Sattrddy) morning at o'clock,
and continue opeh until 10 n. m. There
will be a contest for sllyer watch between
Geofge stuber and Frank Miller; stands
Tor the sHle of fancy articles will be attppd
ed by number Of young ladies, and re-
freshments will be sold at reasonable
charges. The fair and festival will also be
continued on Friday and Saturday of next
week. Tne citizens generally are invited
to attend aud participate on the occasion.
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HEALTH is WEALTH!

DR. Il. C. VESTS NERVE and BRAIN TREAT.
MENT, specific lor Hysteria, Dizziness Con
vuslons, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres.
tency, Involuntary Emissions Premature olC
Age, caused by over exert on. seltabuse. or
over.indulgence, which leacs to misery, decay
aud death. One box will cure recent cases.
tnch box contains one months treatment. One
doiiar q Oox or Six boxes fos five dollars: scnt
by mail prepaid on receipt II plIce. We guar
antee SIX boxes to cure any case With each
order received b. us fot six boxes, accom- pan.
icn wltl 1--WE dollar. wo 3 i'll send the purchas-
or our written guarantee 10 return the money
ultees 'sSued Unly when tho treatment II order
Cd from our agents JOHN @ WEST & CO..
sole Pr plietors, ISL y ltSW. Madison Street.
ton Pn.
SMITH KLINE co. Wholesale Agents,
Philadep phie. sept Is,'sOiy
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DIED.

GERBER.-On tho Goth Of July, in Yves,
Penn, Daniel A husband of Emalin Ger.
Der, aged 50 years, months and 4 days.
TAYLOR.-Un tho 30th of July. In Mahon.
Ing, Emma Elizabeth, daughter Of Edwnrl
q, and Susanna Taylor, aged / year,
months and IA daps.
DlLCHER-On the srd ult. In Mahonine.
Gabriel, husband Of Caroline Dilcher, aged
Oh years, months and day.
MCCLEAN.-Un the 9th ult. in Maboninp.
Mary, wife Of Thomson McClean, aged "a
years, months and q days.
BECK.-On the sih ult., in East Penn. ALI.
gail, wife of Jonathan Beck, aged o. years,
months and days.
GRASET.y.-On the ooh ult.,. In MahonIng,
Louisa Jane daughter Of Charles and Mary
l.. Grasely, aged month and days.
GlNDER--On the 18th ult.. In West Penn.
Flora Ann. wife OF Philip Ginder, aged Il
years, months and ~ days.
KNEPPE.-Un the 22nd ult in West Penn.
Alberthina. vile Of John Kneppe, aged e2
years, ~ months aud 10 days.
the 9th ult. In West Penn.
Amelia Sevilla, daughter Of William A.,
and Rebeeca Feukner, aged 2 months and
~ days
LlESER.-On the 2slh tlt., in West Penn.
David, husband OF Leah Liesrr, aged IS
years, mon h and 20 uays
HILL-On the Slst ult.. in west Penn.
cara Sevila, daughter Of Franklin and
AnRiline Victoria Hill, aged years, z
mouths and Q days.
BARTHO .OMEw.-On the 3lth ult, in
thi. borough, Phoebe Ann, wife Levi B ur-
tholomew, aged 81 years and ~ days.
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Temperate. Mce,irv.


The Temperance Meeting held under the
auspices of the Good Tempars, in the Pres
byerian Church, on Sunday afternoon,
was success. We noticed that the differ.
ent churches of our town wefe represented, !,
and that Weissportoneans were over.
Come agan.) The speakers, Messrs. Web
ster G. Weiss and R. F. Hofford, spoke very
occeptably-both urged total abstinence
from everything that can intoxicate.
Intoxicating liquors, as a beverage, is
made special and a general evil iii our
land by the license system, authorized by
the votes of the people. legislatures leg
islate in accordance with the majority of
their constituency It's made a special
local evil by men who are willing to sigh
licenses This work of the American voters
and the hypocritically pious church mem
bers, who authorize and make the social
glass a special agent for corrupting our youth
and to make widows and orphans, and to
counteract the work of churches and Sun
day schools, must be met with total absti-
nence and prohibition principles.
Rev. J. II. Hartman, preacher in the Re.
formed Church, offered the opening prayer
and closed the meeting with the benedic-
tion.
The bass voice Of Rev. B. J. smcyer, Of
the Evangelical Association, was particu.
larly noticeable in the words, won't you
try in the chorus of A" Father Won't You
Try" solo sung by Mrs. W. W. Bowman
and Mrs. Isben Koch, the audience uniting
in the chorus.
These meetings will be continued on the
first Sunday of each month.
The COMMITTEES of arrangements will try
and make the exercises interesting, and se-
cure speakers from the various denomina-
tions. Ono,
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LelhightOB Markets
HOaRprrRn NFrpNYa
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ers getting the ADVOCATE
through the mail will please
refer to the direction tab, note
their Indebtedness, and remit
the amount. In all cases
where we have to send bills
$l.25 will be charged to cover
expenses of postage, etc.
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No Patent-No Pay.
PATENTS

obtained for Inventors in the United States
Canada and Europe. at reduced rates. with
our principal office located IN Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
once, We are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and de-
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torneys who are at a distance from Wash
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"associate attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to pa.
tentabiliiyi free Of charge, and all who are
interested In new inventions and patents are
invited to send for a copy OF our "Guide for
obtaining Patents" which is sent free 10
any address, and contains complete instruc-
tions how TO obtain patents and other valua.
BILE matter. We refer TO the G erman- Amer.
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Royal Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Lega-
tions, at Washington Hon. Jos. Casey, late
Ohiet Justice q. 5. Court Of Claims; to the
Officials Of the U. 5. Patent Omoo, and TO
Senators and Members Of Congress from
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address; LOUIS BAGGER h co, So.
lcitors Of Patents and Attorneys at Law, IIe-
Droit Building, WAsHINoToS, ID. o.
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Slate Exchange.

The Slate Exchange of Northampton Co,
at is regular monthly meeting, on Monday,
agreed To :he following schedule of prices
for one month l4xl4 So rs per square /;
lSx24 50 l5i 1924, So IS llx22. 50 35 !;
1880 So IS; lIx2O, So rs; lOx2O, S4 4;
lOxlS, S4i 9xls, "a lOxI6, SO 5Oj sxI6,
50 rs; ska, So 7xl4, 49, sxe2, 50 G5 4;
7xl2, 50 65.
No ! Ribbon States, 50 rs School States,
In the rough, on quarry bank $s per 1000.
This is an average advance Of 10 cents
per squsre on all sizes of roofing slate, maxi
ing, with the advance of last month, total
advance OF 95 cents since the formation of
the Slate Exchange. The regulation Of the
school slate prices is new departure. The
meeting adjourned to MONDAY, Oct. II.
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"A few days ago we saw hand-bill an
nouncing that a eolored camp meeting
would be held at Cfsarheld, in this county,
in September. On the same bills is adver.
tised dance, after the services, every eve
ming suppose, however, they except
SUNDAYS. 1t is about time that camp meet
ings of this order are stopped. When a
landlord of a country hotel can hire a set Of
ignorant eolored peopl, 10 preach the gos-
pei for the benefit OF the hotel, or rather to
increase the sale Of liquors at his bar, it
shows bad state of society, and measures
should be taken 10 stop it.-Easton Sentinel.
-To find out the number OF children in
the street, commence beating bass drum.
20 find out the number Of men start a dog
fight
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On the sixth ballot, J. J. Gallagher hav-
ing received 2 majority Of all the votes
cast, was declared duly nominated, and
the names Of Anthony Coll, Laf Lenlz
aud William II. Raueb were Withdrawn
from the contest, when, on the eighth bal
lot, Mr.. Edwin sensinger, OF franklin, was
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A Positive Eaef.

DR.. Evory's Diamond Catarrh Remedy
will cure the worst case of Catarrh or Hay
Fever.
DR.. Bvory's Diamond Invigorator gives
health and strength, mental and physical
makes the complexion clear, white and
beautiful. Pamphlet free. Read the Ad
vertsement.
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wild Creek Items.

We have lately been agreeably sur
prised with several showers of rain ut
this place. A heavy rain now would be
a blessing.
On Saturday last, parties We're hauling
stone and digging the foundation for a
new house.
A Sunday school pic mic was held at
hresgeville, Monroe county, Pa, ON SAT-
urday last; it was largely attended.
Joseph Kibler, OF Nanticoke, Lu-
zerne county, was visiting friends and
relatives at Kresgeville on Saturday last.
"A pic mic will be held on the Gath
inst, for the benefit of Jerusalem Sunday
school, at Trachsville. Addresses by
Rev. j. F. Freeman and DIR. Clay. Nc
Cormic. OTAao.
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HeIIgiOus NOIes.

FIRST PREsBYTERIAS CHURCH, no Pastor,
sabbath School at 300 clock a. IN Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday at $40 p. m.
zloN's REPoRMkD UHURcH, J. n. Hartman
pastor Preaching at 10 a. M, Sermon, in
German p M, Sunday school. 1850 .. M,
sermon in English. A cordial welcome TO all
M. T. CHURCH. Geo. W. North, Pastor
FreHehing Sunday AT 10 80 a. ni., and at 1880
P sabbath School ut 300 p. IN.
EVANeELiCks UHURoH W gIssPoRr e
Miller Pastor. German preaching at 10
o'clock a. m, BY the Pastor Sunday School
at 2p' IN. English preaehinga 7.SO p. IN.
LEHsHTos ETANSELicAL UAuRoH-B. ].
smoyer pastor. Preaching TO morrow tsun.
aay) at 10 a. m. sunday school at p. m.
Preaching at 1850 p. m.
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Lime I LineI!Lime!!!

The undersigned is enabled to sell for cash
the best quality agricultural rock Iinic, de-
llverei at Lehighton. Wcissport, Parryville
or Bowman's, at IL cents per bushel.
Lime shipped fresh from draw kilns. Full
measure guaranteed. | have also for sal a
superior article Of wood burned lime G,r
plos'ering. brick-laying, white washing,
etc. For further particulars address, or
call on, JOE LYNN
Sept. l0-2t. Mauch Chunk, Pa.
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REGISTER kNB RECORDER.

On the fifth ballot, Mr.. II. f. Swartz
having received a majority of the votes
cast, was declared duly nominated for the
office of Register aud Recorder Mr.. Smith
gracefully accepting his defeat for the posi-
tion, by asking the Convention to make the
nomination Of Mr.. Swartz unanimous.
COUNTY coMMIssINNERs,
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MARRIED.

ARMBRUSTER - BLoSE.-on the 9th
ult.. by Rev. A, bartholomew, Henry n.
Armbruster, ,ofPhllipsburg, N. J..and Miss
Mary A. Blose. Of Lower Towamenslng,
Carbon county, Pa,
SHECKLER-SHIvE.-On the 2sth uit
by the same, Charles Sheckler and Miss
Cordelia Shive, both OF I.ehighton.
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m1n Outfit furnished free with full Instruc
'hIl tlODs for conducting the most profitable
R'N business thnt any one can ongage in -
The bJsiness is so easy to learn, md our ms rue
hOus are so sim pie and PLAN thar any ne can
make great profits from tie very start, N one
can ail who l. Wiling 10 work. Women are as
ccessful as men. BOYS and girIs can earn
large sums. Many have made over one hunured
do lars ~ a single wock. Nothing IKE it ever
tnown before Al WHO eLgagt arSsmprlsed u;
the ease aud rapidity with which the are able
10 make money. You n engage in his bust
ness daring your spare time ut great profit =
You 90 not haye TO invest any Gu Otal in IL. We
take al the risk. Those who need ready money
should VIZ te TO Us OF once All furnished free
AddIe sTRU j. d CO., Augusta, Maine.
Oct @ ISSs-,Vo
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Samuel Rlrkert, of summit Hill. having
on tn" seventh ballot received majority Of
all the votes cast, was declared the duly
elected nominee for the Office Of County
Treasurer Mr.. williams very generously
asked the Conventign TO make Mr.. Rick
ert's nomination unanimous, and thanked
his friends for their adherence to bis csuse
throughout The soptesf
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HENRY'S CARBOLIC sALyE.

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and ali
kinds Of Skin Eruptions, Freckles and PIN.
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satisfaction in every case or money refunded
Be sure you get HENRY'S OARBULIO
SALVE, as all others are but limitations
Price 2b cents. For sale by all Druggist
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County Superintendent Ballet will hold
Teachers examinations as follows;
For Mahoning, at Centre Square, satar-
day, Sept. 10.
The examinations begin at Q a. m.