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[FEoN OUR REGULAR CoRRRsPoHpEEr. I
WASHINGTON March 3, 1883.

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WASHINGTON March 3. 1883.
Clngress is on it's last legs and we are
hlying a lively time of it this week.
There is an enormous volume ofbusiness
to be transacted yet before the gavel
finally. falls on Sunday noon. but as it is
in order to move a suspension of the
rules ut any time during the last six days
of session, it is possible to work off the
most important measures very rapidly.
As the time approaches for Congress to
adjourn cloud overspreads every brow
in Washington. The capital wishes that
Congress was always in session. But
however people may talk aud write. there
is general Impression here that there
will be an extra session, though ! 10 net
share it. The truth is that fifty year,
ago three months session every Other
year was enough for the legislation oi
the country, but it is not enough now
This las been remarkably industrious
session. the members have worked faith
fully and the time has not been taken VI
with spsech-making to any appreciable
degree. Still there is much public bust,
meas left unsettled. There seems TO bo,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Auditors Notice.

Estate OF OLIVER BREN EISER, Decd.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court of Carbon County to make
distribution of the bilance of the funds in the
hands of Thomas Kcmerer, Administrator
of said Estate, will hold II meeting Tor the
purpose of his appointment on SATURDAY,
MARCH l1th, 1883, at ONE O'Clock p. NJ =.
at the OlIice of VIM. q. treyman. Esq, in
the Borough of Mauch Chunk, Pa, when
aud where all parties interested will be re-
quired to present their claims, or be debarred
Ia ON coming in upon said iund.
5. r. GILLIAN. Auditor.
Maueh Chunk, Feb. ", lSS3-w4
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FARMS and HOMES

The best in the world, are easily oh'ained in
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PUBLIC SALES.
Public Sale of Valuable
Real EStaGE.


The following described valuable Real Es.
tate will be offered at public sale, on tho
premises, corner Of Northampton tOr 3d) and
Iron Streets, Lehighton, Carbon County,
Pa, at $50 p. M. on
Saturday, March 10th, 1888,
MS follows, to wit:-No. ]. One-half (l5)) Of
Lot numbered one hundred aud eighty lSO),
situate on the west side Of Northampton st.,
being a corner lot, and having front ON said
Northampton st. OF thirty.three t33) feet or
more. 1d extending west Of that width, at
parallel lines with said street, one hundred
and eighty-ninc feet nine inches to West al
OF said Lot No. $50. on the west by West al.
ley, on the south by Iron street, and on the
east by northampton street. Tho IA
Improvements thereon are n large 2lS gaaH
story Plank Dwelling House, with rlalassl.
three (3l large rooms AMI Fix (d) loot hall
on the hrst floor, three (3) large rooms. one
small room and hall from which access can
he had into any of the rooms on 2nd stury.-
The 81 story or attic is plastered and sealed
throughout and divided into two large rooms
with an extension under kitchen roof which
can be used MS q store room. A Summer
Kitchen, - Story containing good Bake
Uven and Fire Place, together with Well
Puup, Is attached the Double Porch at rear.
TneUut buildings consist OF u comparatively
| New Stable, built to accommodate one horse
and G W IN one part, anu u carriage or wag.
| on ana sleigh III the other overhead is a
| large Nov tOr hay and straw attached u
| the Stable is n good sized Pig Pen, Chicken
Coop and Wood and Coal House, the other
| Outbuildingsarec cOmmodlous and convenient
| A choice lot Of Fruit Trees, Grape Vines
ohrubbery, ETC., are on the lot which have
| yielded u liberal supply of fruit Tor several
| years TO any one desiring 10 secure n home
Of their own no better opportunity has evei
presented itself.
No. 2 Lot No. 1856, situate on west side o
northampton street, and having front OF
| said street OF GO feet, and extending WESTWARD
in depth of that width, at parallel lines witt
said street, lSy feet inches to West alley
bounded on the north by Lot Of Peter Helm
| west by West alley, south by Lot Of Landl
H. Nothstein, and east by Northampton st
No. 3.-LOt No. 92, situate on the east sid
| Of Northampton street, and having n front o
66 feet on said street. and extending eastwar,
at parallel lines with said Northampton ST.
of that width, 1S9 feet inches to Centre al
| ley; bounded on the north by Coal street, o
the west by Northampton street, on the sOutl
by Lot No. 93, and cast by Centre alley.
| Terms and conditions will be made know
Mt time and place ot sale.
LAFAYE ETTE LENTZ,
JOHN 5. LENTZ.
February "a, 1Ss3.wl
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Administrative Notice.

Administrative Notice.
Estate Of ADAM LAUCHNORE, Deceased.
Letters Of Administration on the Estate
of Alan LluGhnrre, late of Mahcning twp.
Carbon county, Pa, decd, have been grant.
ted To the undersigned, residing in the said
township, To whom all persons indebted To
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims will
make know the same without delay, to
THERESA LAUCHNORE,
Administrative,
or to NATHAN M0SSER, Agent.
Mahoning. Feb. 3, 1888 6t@
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Administrative Notice.

AuInlnlSCraCrlX IN NOC1C6.
Eastate OF WM. L. KEMERER, Deceased
Letters Of Administration on the Estate
Of VIM. L. Kemerer, late OF Franklin town
ship,Carbon Co. Pa, decd. have been grant
ed to the undersigned, residing in the said
township, to whom all persons indebted to
SAID estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or de
mands will make known the same without
delay. SUSANNA KEMERER,
Feb. 5, lSS3. Cts Administrative.
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Friday and Saturday, March 23 & "a.

1883, at ONE o'clock + NJ, the following
"a personal property viz: tscs-77-7-'s
05SA. Mare 4years old, Cow SN[s.AU
SsJl llcilers, 2 Carriages, M --SW
,AS-SsENO 2-horse Farm Wagon, So ---ss-s
2-hUrse Spring Wagon. Moving Machine, .
Slcighs, Barrels OF Vinegar, Oats Wheat
and torn by the buShol, Cutting Box, Corn
Planter, Horse Rake, Tanning Mill, Thresh-
ing Machine with horse power, Hay, Straw
and Corn stalks by ton, ready-made Fence
Posts, . Cullivators, 2 HarrowS, Plows, lot
of Fence Rails, s Hives of Bees, lot Potatoes,
Apple Butter, Honey, Bedsteads with Bed.
ding, Closets, Tables, Chairs, Stove with
Pipe, Barrels. Tubs, lot Tools. Hoes, Forks
Shuvels, Chains and other articles.
Terms will be made known Mt tho time and
place OF sale, by TER. LAUCHNORE.
Feb. % w3 Administrative
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CARMs.-Before locating, consult our eata.
j logae and map.s.nt free. lsLER 4 MkEK-
IEs. cambridge, AID Feb - ~
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DIRECTORS.
w. @. PATTERSON, Hon. Il, +, BATARD.
JAMES LONG, Wilmington, bel
ALFRED = GiLLETT, DIR. GEO W RELY,
Hon. \ LLlsoN WHITE, Harri, burgh, Pa,
nr q. =. TURNER, Hon j. 5 AFRICA,
ID. X. PATTERSON, Huntin ,lon. Pa,
JoHR Il. MONROE, Hon II. tLYMER,
los kEEFE, Reading, Pa,
THos. X, PATTON, HEEEY ECKERr,
W. J MEAD. Reading. Pa,
JAS. :. MARTIN, EDMUND =. DoTY,
UrD.HAYEs AGSEw, Miiliiniuwn. Pa,
II. II. HOUSTON, Hon x. r.. Mo y AGSAN,
JouN q. REAnING. West Chester Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa. Gen.W W. II. DAVIS,
Hon. T. +. RANDOLPH, DOylestOwn, Pa,
MOrTistOwn, N. j., CHAs. w. CooPER,
feb 2i.w4 AhCntUwn, Pa.
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Public Sale of Valuable
Personal Property.

The undersigned. AdminlstrntrlX of Adam
LauchnOre deed, OF Mahoning Township,
'al bon County, Pa, will sell ut Pubic Sale,
on the PREMISES on
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L
have come across deaths of scores of peo-
pie in his sphere of life, but never in all
my experience have heard such general
contempt expressed over dead man, and
such general satisfaction at his taking
away as in the case of this man. Why.
hs seemingly has not friend in the
world except his mother, who says that
ne was always a good son to her although
how ono who was such mean thief MS
Elliott could be a good son is past intel
ligence. As prize H. shter he certainly
deserved the contempt with which every
member of the family treated him. Ii
was only last Saturday night that was
speaking to captain of police about him.
The captain though his uniform compel.
him to stop hstic encounters is yet q
great admirer OF what is euphoniously
termed the manly art. Elliott" sal /.
be. lis the greatest cur that ever rar
across. Some years ago he induced mt
and another man TO back him in q 4. b
be had with new man somewhere ne a.
tn Q Palisades on the Hudson. Tie fel
low fought FIVE rounds and was not hur
in the least. Then lie came up and in /
whining tone said that he could fight nc
more and was going to throw up hi,
hands. II you don't go in and fight a
least one more round, aud make the bat
tie draw. said the other backer, I viii
take you aud pound your face into such
jelly, that all the medical universitie,
in the world will not be able to bring il
back into shape again. don't mind los
= ing my money, but do object to throw
, il away on sueh ours as you Well thal
last last round was positively siekenipe
ia its taint-heaTtednsss and said to nv,
self If this is priz' lshling. want nc
p more Of it."
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The following described valuable Real Es.
tate will be offered at public sale, on tho
premises, corner Of Northampton (or 3d) and
Iron Streets, Lehighton, Carbon County,
Pm nl Q.an p M. on
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BURLINGTON ROUTE"
GOING EAST eNo wEsT.

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Elegant Day Coaches, Pdflor Cars with ReeIiu
ling Chairs (seats free), Smoking Cars with Re
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the famous G. b Il Q. Dining Cars run daily TO and
from Chicago & Kansas City. Chicago & Council
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tseph, Atchison q Topeka DHlg through line be
tween Chicago, Lincoln & Denver Through cars
between Indianapolis q Council Biufis wa Fe9ria
An connections made in Union Bepots IL Is
known as the great THROUGH CAR LINE
Finest Equipped Railroad in tin,
T. j. POTTER I'd Vice Pres and Genl Manager
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Tr.ips No. : ). 9 and 10 are MaqadEet4 braneh'
,rra,ns and A. Accommodation fdr oxford Juuc-
.rI' and ;, Passenger, fer CelmaT.
-Flym4 Dutchman leaves ROCK island !. ~ "a
w. Ialrps 4:ls D. m. arrives at St, Paul lO;3O p.
M leaves 5.25 a. III. arrives Minneapolis ii :OO p.
u, Icaves ais q. N.
"' h D W. HOLMES Agent
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CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 3 QUINCY.
MILwAUKEE Il ST. PAUL.

ROCK ISLAND TRAINS.
,.,,.s s.25am ArriAes....... 6;25 IN
......ll:i5 p IN ..' = 40 d Ia
T., & Accom- LA p IL .--.. -l"'t' d Ill
DAVENPORT TRAINS
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Wanted Perfect Rest,

She was 4 sensible girl She wanted
perfect quietude when laid to rest in
that silent city of the dead. The nee
ropolis of her dream was not the vaunt-
ed piles of stone and the coquctry Of
landscape gardening, but a very differ
ent siesta. She made the following re-
quest to her friends here:
''Do not lay me down by the ripping
brooks side, lest babbling lovers wake
me from my dreams, nor in the beautj-
ful cemeteries in the valleys, lest sight
seers. coming over epitaphs distract
me; but let my last sleep be under the
counter of the merchant and the bus
mess man generally, who never adver-
tises. There IS the peace which pass
eth all understanding, and deep sleep
on which neither the buoyant foot
fall of youth nor the weary shuttle and
drag of Old age will never intrudc. =
Cheek.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of c ella = WOOdruif deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed Fxecu-
torof the last Will and testament Of Celia 5. Wood
rutf late OF the county of Rock Island, state of
Illinois, deceased, hereby give notice that he will
appear before the County Court of Rock Island
county, at the Office OF the clerk of said court in
the city Of Rock Island, at the September term.
on the third Monday in September next, at which
time all persons having claims against said estate
are notified and requested to attend for the purpose
Of having the same adjusted. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make mme-
date payment TO the undersigned
Dated this 2Sth day of July. A. ~. 1888.
PETER W MCNULTY.
july-2S-d3w Executor.
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Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS


Rock ISLAND COUNTY.
In the Circuit Cont Of said Rock island Comfy
In ChanCery.
William H. Appleton and WiIliamW. Appleton,
executors of the last VIII aud testament Of
James L, Cooley, deceased, compliments,
David B. Sears. Thomas J. Robinson, John Il
Wilson, Bailey Davenport The Rock River Nav
ignition ana Water Power Company. William
Rreltbuch Paul 'lheiSscu, John Peterson, Sarah
Olson, Andrew Orlandcr Mary Olson Oscar o.
son Peter Olson, William MIIhal James Gan
non. Isaac Allies, Timothy Corners. lanes Bur
ris. Tn City OF Rock Island. Emma kalbaugh
hadoC kalhaugh, julia kchoG. The Rock island
- Peoria Railway Company Martha A Rodmau,
John Is Eodman. Florence Butler Thomas }.
Rodman, Ella Z. Ayers. Addison h. Rodman,
David Sears, George W Sears. William Sears,
Henry II. Sears, Sophia NanlandsChoot, NJ. ".
Fryag, Holmes Hakes, The Rock Island Watch
Company James First, Washington L. Sweeney,
Sarah c. Eastman. stephen A Main George II
AIaish. John F. Ellsworth Hiram Ellsworth
Myra l.. Ellsworth, James ). DraEe. Roswell P
Dart, The Milan Paper Company, Henry P. Be
attic, James Johnston, William +. Riggs, Rob
ert Mcdonald. David l.. Cunkig George Nj D.
Iiakes, George NJ. Dickson, The Rock River Ca
mai and Lock Company, The Rock Island Paper
Company, Charles l.. Walker Cornelius Lynde.
Phil Mitchell, Philemon L, Mitchell, The Nation
al FaperCompany, Grahams Cotton Mills, Chris
topher NJ. Brace. Margaret J. Sears and Robert
). ROdman, defendants.
To said defendants William MillhalI Emma
hAlbangh, hadoC kalhauTh, John u. RodmAn Ell
la L. Ayers, Stephen A. Main. George II. Maish
Hiram Ellsworth, james = Drake. Henry F. Beat
tie, James Johnston, William T, Riggs, robert Mic
Donald, and David l.. Cunkle. and every of them
Due affidavit of your non residence having been
filed herein notice is hereby given you said last
above named defendants and every of you. that
the ah0ve entitled suit is now pending in said
Court and that summons has been issued against
you therein; Now unless you shall personally be
and appear before the said court in the first day Of
the next term thereof, to be holden Mt the Court
House in the city Rock Island in the county and
state aforesaid on the first Monday Of September
A. D. 1858, to which time and place the said sum
mons is made returnsble, and plead answer or de
muir to the bill of complaint in said suit filed, that
the same will be taken for confessed as against
you and decree entered accordingly.
Rock Island, Illinois, July 2}d A. D., 1889.
LEVI f. HARRISON,
HENRY CURTIS, JR. Clerk of said Court
Solicitor for Complainants. DIV
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saw me, he came to ineet me, exclaim-
ing:
Lena darling, what is the natterPn
| wrenched my hand from his detain-
ing clasp, and coolly walked over and
took my seat.
How daredsle take my hand, and call
me darlinGi
Others came in, and enquiries as to
my health followed, thus covering my
annoyance at what seemed a tete-Q-tete.
As left the room Bert followed me.
and saying, AS | leave to-day must
ask few moments conversation, - he
opened the li5rary-door and motioned
me in
l sank into a chair, for was too
weak from my night vigil to stand; but
he came and leaned on the mantel,
where he could watch my face.
Lena. | have come TO make the most
Illuminating confession man ever made
No, do not interrupt me, he continued,
not allowing me 70 speak. Let me
tell my story Just as ii Is.
Years aeo, too, lived in a country
village, and played in the woods with
the birds and squirrels for my compan-
ions.
Then | came to the city, and tempta-
ton assailed ne, ami i yielded In an
evil moment | si~ned a name to
cheque that would have been my ruin
but that the daughter OF the man whose
name fused loved me, and She made
the offer to buy it back herself if
would marry her
You do not know anything about
such things, my darling. nor how some
women will do anything to carry their
points.
Suffice it to say that | am married,
but have not seen my wife for FIVE years,
as she has long since tired of the toy
she bought, and lives as free q life ap-
parently as | do.
He paused, and knoWingthat | should
break down, | arose, and was turning
to leave, when Bert came to me, and
ere | knew ii | was Claspcd in his arms,
and passionate kisses We're raining down
on my hair, brow, and lips
Then he as suddenly released me, and
almost pushed me from him
There. go!'' he said. Forgive me,
darling, but | never loved anyone before
in my life, and now it is too late =
He buried his face in his hands, and
sank into a chair | went up to him
and laid my hand gently on his bowed
head.
Goodbye, Bert, ;" l said. Il pity
You. but | have fought my battle and
come off Victorious | heard Your con-
versation in the cottee-room Yesterday.
He raised his head and looked at me
as If he did not understand
''ln'the coitye-room2 Oh yes Then
you knew the truth this morning.
Yes, and vet | wanted to know the
whole truth, 50 | let you tell your.tale
But now l must leave here, aud / will
say that pity You from the bottom Of
Iny Heart.
Lena, ii we had met without this
cloud hctweenUs, what them" hcaskcd.
his ewes full on me
Bert, what might have been does
not concern Us. and or present fOrDids
other feelings than friendship; SO good
bye and God bless vou
He took me in his arms and kissed
me as We Hiss our dear dead: and SO We
parted. my love and /. came very
near happiness once. and the crown Of
womanhrod >,gs almost on nay head: hut
l like NY HE in m OWN dear home.
and the episode Of M GIRLS. days that
made PIE the old maid am Las lost lis
deep anguish.
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The use Of the term
Short Line" in connection
with the corporate name Of
a Errrt road. conveys an
idea of just what is reqEiT-
Ell bv the travelling public
a short Line, Ones Time
and the Best Of aCcOmma-
datinns-ail of which are
railway in America,
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