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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-08-27
DemocrntIc County Convention.


At the annual Democratic County
Meeting held at Mauch Chunk, Monday,
August 18th, 1881, the following resoIu-
tion was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That Saturday, Sept. 3rd,
Be the time for holding the Delegate Elec-
tions, and that the convention for the
nomination of county officers be held on
Monday, Sept 9th, 1881. Under the
rules of the party the Judges and Inspec-
tors are /, qaircd to have the polls open
from 2 to o'clock p. M. The conven-
ton will bo called to order at 1890 a.
M, Monday, Sept. 9Th, 1881.
Apportionment of delegates to the
Democratic County Convention, as per
Article of Rules and Regulations gov.
erning the party in Carbon county:
Audeuried ,........ ............."......."" z
Beaver Meadow ......... .................,.....'..
East fenn.,..... ,..,'..'''...''
East Mauch Chunk......... ..... z
FRANKLIN ,...... '.'''.s....''''''' '.''
hldder, North ........ .........ss.
kidder, Souih.....................
BansiOrd ...............
Lausanne
Lehlgn..........
Lehighton .............'..
Lower Towamensing. g.,.............."...."....
Mahonlng ....................'''
Mauch Chunk, 1st ward. ..............."....
Mauch Chunk, I'd ward...,..............".... 2
-Nesquehonng... ..........,.....,..."..'......
Iocker '.......'..''.'.'..'.' ''''''''''''''''''
IackefNn...' ..'.''''' '''''
Penn Forest,
Parryvlle..... ..... .......".""...."..... z
Summit Hill......."
Towamensing....... .............."
Weatherly
Weissport. "........," ".''.'" Z
Total al,.................,.......... 5s
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PENSIONS

service from any cause, also for heirs Of de-
ceased soldiers. The slightest disability en-
titles to pension. PENSIONS lNCREAS-
ED. Bounty and new discharges procured.
Those in doubt as TO whether entitled 10 any
thing should send two cent stamps for our
''eiroular OF Information" Address, with
stamps, SToDDART Co., Solicitors OF
Claims and Patents, Washington, d. Q. Look
box 623. July l6.-WA-
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MAROON HOUSE.

nE7OLINTON BRETNEY, fashionable
lkS3 BooT and SHOE MAKER, Bank ST.,
Lehighton. All work warranted.
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DIAMOND
CATARRH
REMEDY,

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relieve Headache Break up Colds In the Head !;
strengthen the Voice and Eyes; Purify, Regulate
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Head anu Throat Price, 80 cents.
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PerfecG Blood Purifier, Appetizer and
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For General Debility, Dyspepsia, Biliousness,
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Nausea, Sick Headache and Kidney Compaints,
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DIR. EvOryss Diamond SaIve is a sover-
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Ask your Druggist for these remed-
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Free on receipt Ofprtees
Descriptive Pamphlets Free.
Address Dr. Evory's Diamond Remedies Co.,
P. o. Box $500. lO4 John Street, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-24
The BaIlo, I'm Grea, Brita,n.

Tho ballot act OF Great Britain passed In
1872, terminated with the past year, and In en-
acting new law on this subject 1t is conf
IDENTIFY predicted that Parliament will extend
the electoral privilege and reform some of the
abuses that have existed under the old laws.
one OF the changes proposed Is that the electors
shall bear the expenses OF elections instead OF
the candidates, as at present. AS the law now
stands candidates for seats In Parliament must
bear all the expenses OF an election It. being
conducted under their control government
having nothing to do with It. The candidates
ray al the election officials and count the
votes, and under this system running for seat
IN Parliament Is very expensive proceeding.
Ii has been ascertained By experience that the
secret ballot does not secure the independence
OF the voter or prevent bribery and fntimida-
ton. In fact, corruption has prevailed to such
an extent In British elections that the Parlia-
mentary candidate is generally considered fat
pigeon for every body to pluck. Not a great
while ago number Of members were unseated
because. bribery had been so openly employed
In their elections that 1t could Lot be ignored,
BY putting the elections under government con-
troll and providing, as Ia this country, the most
stringent penalties against bribery and intimi-
dalton. Il Is believed the evil can, at least,
partially be remedied The liberals also talk OF
aOoliShing the present unjust discrimination
In representation, between boroughs, counties,
cities and universities, whereby rural districts
get more members In proportion to population
than cities and OF establishing regular districts
upon the plan Of our congressional districts for
Parliamentary representation.
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The telegraph reports that the late storm OF
rain and sleet damaged the lines of one COM
pany to the extent OF s505, 900, those of another
about s., 900, and those OF the third about
So. 800 In the city OF New York alone. These
figures are doubtless greatly exaggerated In
each case; still the cost OF repairs must have
footed up considerable sum. to say nothing of
the losses OF the several companies from inter-
Iuptton OF business for day or two, ana to say
nothing either Of injury to person and property,
and public Inconvenience, In consequence OF
railing poles, cross pieces, wires, etc. All this
might have been saved aud prevented had the
wires been laid underground, as they should
I've in every city. BY and by, perhaps, the com.
panies owning them VIII learn that It Is to their
interest as wen as that Of the public to adopt
MS course. Then, ana not TIL then. We sup
pose. Nc will be done, as municipalities every
where now seem TO be afraid TO assert and en-
force any OF the rights OF the people as against
the VIII OF monster corporations.
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The need for an increase In our police force Is
constantly illustrated. Mr.. RamsdeIl, the other
night, when Frustrated upon the icy payement5
with broken ankle and suffering excruciating
pain, was unable 10 summon policeman by his
cries for a whole hour. Either the police on
that teat were dereiict In duty, both In patrol
work and In enforcing the law compelling the
removal OF Snow from the footTalks, or the
number or patrolmen was entirely inadeqate
Tor the service. The daring burgiaries and bur-
glsrious attempts reported in THR STAR almost
daily are illustrations OF the same fact.
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II Is said that the Car does not like the elec-
tric light, and will not use It at the Winter
Palace This is not TO be wondered at Unless
that potentate has been very much misrepre-
sented be does not care to have light OF any
Kind Let In upon The go,ngs on In the imperial
residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-24

Legislation TO prevent the sale of oieomarsa-
s1ne and other kindred shams as butter has
taken various shapes. but an Ohio scion, a
member OF the legislature OF that state, has
Introduced Dill entirely novel In Its provisions
IL imposes fine Of $40 or ten days imprson.
inent upon any landlord or boarding house
keeper who does not inform his or her guests OF
The composition OF the butter set before them.
This blu may be amusing 70 the general publc
but II passed It would be anything else to land.
lords. fnasmuch as they would have to have
'h e.1 butter anayzed to tell what its component
Parts were. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-24

The daily publication OF q list of congressiona
absentees Is perhaps well enough, in senti
mental point OF view. They are paid for attend
Ing the sessions OF the house TO which they
eelong, and they should earn their money ac-
cording to contract As a matter of facr, how
ever, II Is an open question whether q good
many members, OF the lower house. especially,
cannot expedite the public business better by
staying away than by their presence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-24

DATENT OFFICE. ...
Moo. PERKINS. Oouuse,or It Law. ~
Z Ct. northwest syeeialsy Patent Law snS r.'
eut Of6oe practice. dcoU-u
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EWR SALE. RENT AND EXUHANGE-Laree and
l. Small Houses, In all parts of the city Call and
examine cur list FITCH. FOX b BROWN, 1437
Pennsylvanix ave- noy8 SIN
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Tyler 4 CHEWING,
jana 91S 7th street northwest,
- HOUSE REPRksENTATIVES.U us.

EHUUkKEEPEKNO FFICE,
~ House REPRkSENTATIVES,U US,
AsBINGTON, D. q, January "a b, 1881
seeed Proposals wi be n ceved at this offics I'm
II O'CLOCK A: NJ. ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 2SrH.
1881, for furnishing the House OF Represent .siyes
{: s, and stofi. In vaults Of south wing IT Oapi
toll. seventy t7O) cords best Oak Wood to be sawed
in two cuts and to measure l28 cub G feet per
cord also, to be corded and meas ,red at Capitol
The whole to be delivered by "Wednesday, February
I'd 1881. Storage sDd government inspection at
bidders cost The right to reject any aud all bids and
to accept or rejectany excess in quality Is reserved
to the government. Envelopes containing bids
must be marked Proposals for Wood" and ad-
Creased to
CHAS. W. FIELD.
jan24 st UOnrkee, e- H. e.
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4 THE OORCORAN BUILDING,
Opposite q. 3. TREASURY, 18TH STBE4T.

Fine Stores. Office Rooms-singly or communi-
oating-for Business Offices. Studios. etc Water
snd Closets on every floor. Elevator and steam
Janitor. fyl9
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w BRECNINGE1, Practical watchmsker
. w ana Jeweiet. e2y Hanns. ave. Msnuf sctuF-
ing and Repairing Of Jewehy . speciality. All 1ork
se:tly s1d pfomp exeeutod. "A stock OF FINE
onhAod. :. 0ov9.S1
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BOARDING.

I fRGE WELL FURNISHED ROOM, first floor,
IL with excellent BOARD, in a private family,
modern improvements. near the Departmental
teros for two, Gas references exchange. 1908 H
st. NJ rthwest. jsn2l-Sts
TNHE FREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS
L with tirst class Hotel Board. for 1926 and $40
per month House is well furnished, heated with
stesm, and every way desfrhG!e. janI9
E1OR HENT-Airy ROOMS, furnished or unf1r-
II niehed, pleasant location, at Nos 3l4, 3l6 and
31S Indiana avenue Also first class BOARD Sl5
per month. SARAH FLAGLER. janis
HURST CLASS ROOMS, en- suite or single heated
40 G fd; nsate1 WITH BOARn; at No
MARSHALL. Of the st. George Hotel, near Pney
Point, Mo. oct29-4m
VNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, SD 9Th street north
l. west, Is enc of the cOsiest and best condu cted
arding Houses in the city. Transient Boar 1ers
accommodated at reasonable terms. jan19
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-07-30
ODDS AND ENDS.

The New York Legislature has
elected Lapham to fill the Senatorial
vacancy created 10y the Resignation
OF ConkI'Ds.
Five hundred deaths last week in
Cincinnati, a city of about 255,OOO
inhabitants, is a terrible exhibit of
the fatal effects OF heat.
1t is said that Secretary of State
Blaine is dying of that fatal disease,
Diabetes, the same that killed Sena-
tor Carpenter, Of Wisconsin.
n son of ex-senator Pugh, of
Ohio, was recently tortured to death
by the Apache Indians, into whose
hands he was so unfortunate as to
fall.
The Emperor of Russia commu,
ted the sentence Of Hessy Holman
to penal servitude for lite for com
plicity IN the murder Of the late
Car.
The United States now has ten
times more acres of wheat than the
United Kingdom it has twice the
number Of horses Of both England
and France: one-third more cattle,
and four times more hogs than both
A half dollar of 1907 is worth
se~yenty-fve cents. A five cent piece
OF 1895, in good condition, is worth
one dollar. Fifty cent pieces fol
1918, 1919 and 1924 are worth sixty
cents each. a half cent for 1851 il
worth eight cents.
, The comet can now be seen witt
the naked eye in the northeastern
sky about $50 in the morning. |
rises earlier every night, aud viii
!. soon be visible in the evening SIX,
!, and circumpolar like the late come,
: It's tail is about Il degree long
n The ONE is coming directly ,o
' ward. the earth, On its way 10 III
per'helion passage, which will b
f made about August 18th. It wi
5 then be twenty five times brigh,e
:. than when frs, seen, brighter, 1t
It said, than the comet now fast wanin
r. was in it's brightest hours. II
after all, said to be a new come
# and not a temperance of the one
1927
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-07-30

IOsTOFFlcE Postmaster
General James has hit upon a plan
OF facilitating the transm!>sion
through the mails a, a cheap rate Of
small SUMS OF money. The new de-
vice is an Improvement upon the
system of postal orders recently
adopted by the English postal
authorities The Improvement con-
sists Of three columns Of figures, one
TO represent dollars, the second tens
and the third units. Two dcnomi-
nations Of these orders are 10 be is
sued-oue for\all sums within $3.50,
and the other for all sums within
IS. The s. card has four figures
and a cipher in the dollar column,
and all The numerals in caci, Of the
other columns. The postmaster sell
ing the order will designate the
amount to be drawn by punching
the figures in the respective col
umns. The orders will he payable
to bearer, and the postofice will not
be responsible for their safe de'iv.
cry any more than tor fractional
currency, for which they are intend
ed as q substitute. Both sets of or.
dcrs are Intended to be printed on
bank-note paper, to DC finely en-
graved, and other precautions taken
against cOunterteitlny 1t is ex-
pcc,ed that the Department will be
able ~ sell them at from 2 to 5 Gem,
tor a $3.50 order, ana from i to 5
cents for a So order. The postmas-
ter will enter the amount Of the or
der in. writing on stub, which will
be the only cheek the department
will need, and will contain only the
amount OF the order, the date of is
! sue and the na,nc OF the Office upon
which the order is drawn. This
will do away with a yrea, deal OF
clerical labor, since the names Of the
RENTER and payec will not be en-.
tered at all in the records as is done
in money order transactions, nor
will any advices be issued. In order
TO prevent the :lse Of the postal or
dcrs as currency, they are to be re
leemable only tor three months
after date at issue.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-07-30

GLOW ARE You My FRIESD,'
asked a bright looking man. "Oh !
l feel miserable, I'm bilious and
cant eat, and my back Is lame and /
cant work" Why in the world
don't you take k,dney-W ort that's
what | take when I'm out of sorts,
and it always keeps me in perfect
tune. My doctor recommends it
tor all such troubles" Kidney
Wort is the sure cure for bilious.
ness and constipation, Don't fail to
try it.-LOngB Branch Ners.
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Post Omcc Hours.

Once Opehs 1T Z. 4. m.
Nail going East closes ll:l5. a. m.
Mail going Weat closes Sis. p. m.
Ill le1v-s for Roxboro. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday At :. a. IN.
Arrives. Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday at 3. p. m.
Mail leaves for Milton. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday At S. a. IN.
Arrives. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
nr'iav At s. D. m.
Arriv-a from Oaks. Tuesday. Thurs
day ana SATURDAY at noon. and leaves
same day. 1t l. y. m.
one. kept open on Sunday for de-
Nvarv ~ m7N< one hour after IT," arri-
val 81 c1th rain.
Money Ort-rs is'ucA from S o'clo,k.
=. n. TO 4 o'clock, p. m.
II. II. STRAYHORN. r. VI.
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4 Danville blacksmith posts The
following "no,is:" De copardne'
ship hereto 70 resisting twixt me
and Nose Skinner is hereby re.
solved. Dem whar ows de firm
will settle wild me. and dem VIVA,
de firm ow will settle wild Moes
Skinner
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cations mast Be handed in By IL, m,
Wednesday Of each weck to insure
their insertion in the nezt issue of
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE..

Having qualified as Executor of DR..
W. II. Hughes. deceased. | hereby give
notice. to all pea>Ons indebted to said
estate to ON forward and make imme-
diate payment. and all persons having
claims q sainSt the estate mu>t present
them duly authenticated within the
time prescribed 10y law or this notice
will be plead IN bar of their recovery.
Mr.. Il. 6. Ellis is my authorizes! agent
to receive and receipt for any moneys
due the estate. This July 18th, 1881.
JOHN II. HUGHES. EXT.
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Cooler weather.
Rain badly needed.
BE careful what Won

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last Monday, mr.. ). W. Digs .
the we'l-kho"n MUSIC AAoo'o =
HAPPY Mco'h''n' On"'1o''e'
Henry N. brown, Esq, VIII ad
dress the citizens Of Hitlsboro mex
Monday night on the Prohibition
subject. Let 8 large CROWD atteno
We return thanks to Mr.. u. NJ
Laws for . delicious cantalouPt
For fresh waternelons, CONNECTION
cries, soda water, 40, Laws Cant Q
beat.
Look not upon the cucumbe
when il shineth green in the baske
for at last i. grippeth like a pair {
nippers, and twisteth like . thum
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n OF E.

The justices Of the Peace and Board
Of Commits oiIcrs of Orange County
will meet In the court house 1t Hills
boro on the lst Monday in August for
the purpose of levying the county tax
for the year ISL.
The Coully Commissioners will ON
meitt'e at tie same time revising the
tax list for 1881. and will hear com.
plants from all persons interested.
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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER.
RALEIGH, n. c.
The Largest Weekly in the State .

The Largest Weekly in the State!
We give 2,5D columns Of reading
matter during the year. We give full
reports OF the meetings Of al important
religious bodies and OF court and legis-
lative proceedings. and generally all
matters Of interest occurring in the
State.
We give the latest kilograms the
latest Market Reports. the freshest
News, interesting Articles, Stories for
the girls and Farm Notes for the boys.
Our Market Reports will be worth
many dollars to farmers and merchants.
Take your County Paper. and then
send $500 for the News and Observer.
Specimen copies furnished ON appli-
cation.
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r NJ Y q Il I N + S 4 L E.

In pursuance Of an order Of the >ule-
rior court OF Orange County. | will sell
II public auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY.. Angus; 3. 1881. that valuable
IIau>,. aud I.og In the town Of Chapel
Hi. y. e.. known as the Emory
place" directly III front of the College
campus. and on the corner Of franklin
and Henderson streets.
This is the Uost conveniently located
residence III Chapel Hill, and OF the 10,
arc Two desirable offices. containing TWO
ooul>
Terms -$l00 in cash. balance in sly
aud twelve months with s per cent in.
tere>t. to 1c secured BIZ bond with ap-
proved security.
For further information apply 10 A
Mickle, 1t Chapel Hill. or address
II. A. LONDON. JR..
! Comm. IItt>boro. \. G.
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IIill~bOrO Tobacco Mar.
ket Report.

Corrected Weekly by G. B. Paylor:
Dark Green I.uGS. B to !
common to Medium New
Bright Smokers, to S
Medium to GOOd New
Bright Smokers. to 10
Good to Fine New Bright
Smokers. 10 to IS
Common to Medium New
Bright Filters. TO I
Medium to Good New
Bright Filters. to 10
Good to Fine New Bright
Filters. 10 to Is.
Common to Medium New
Bright Wr,ppcr>. 10 to Is
Medium 70 Good New
BRIGHT Wrappers. Is to 20.
Good to Fine New Bright
Wrappers. 30 to 4,
Fine to Fancy New Bright
Wrappers. 30 to a.
Receipts are increasing. Good, fine
and fancy wrappers high and in de-
mand.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-07-30

BAD, Too, BAD-GUMMY OIL's
THE TRoUBLE-Clcan your machine
we'll with kerosene, get oil the old
oil and kerosene off, then buy and
use only the Ellis" oil. ASH yonl
merchant tor it, md take no other
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-07-30
~DMINfSTRATRIX NOTICE.

Having this day qualified as Execu-
trix of the last will and testament Of
Eliza j. Thompson, deceased, | hereby
notify all persons indebted to said es-
tate to make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against the
said estate will present them to me
within n year from this date. or this
notice will be plead in bar of their re-
covery. This 9TH of July, 1881:
SALIVA THOMPSON.
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STATE OFNORTH CAROLINA,(
Orange County.
A injecting of the proposed corpora
tors and subscribers to the capital stock
of the Willard Manufacturing Com
pany is hereby called to be held at
Durham on the End day of August,
1881. PRIDE JONES.
Clerk Superior Court.
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This space belongs to l.. J
Weaver, Chapel Hlll, N. G. Watcl,
it
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-07-30
WANTED!

Nne hundred thousand pounds Of old
~ Wrought Iron, Brass. Copper and
Bones. for which will pay the highest
cash prices. delivered in Hillsboro.
w. F.. STEW ARD.