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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-07-05
A Murderer gentaneed.

nn nu1uereT sentenced.
The case of the Common wealth against
George Jacob Schmidlin was called Monday
morning in q rule tor a new trial, in the
Pike county court. After hearing tho evI
dence and the argument Of counsel the
Judge refused to grant new trial and at 4
P. NJ. Schmidlin was sentenced to be hang.
ed. lie received the sentence with calm.
ness. This is the second murderer sentenc
ed in Pike county. The other one escaped
the gallnws by the Governor failing to sign
the death warrant. He was released and
soon alter died Of consumption.
Stairway, the scene of the shooting, is
eight miles from Port Jervis, on the Erie
Railrosd. Both Schmidlin and Frank
Hetz. the murdered man resided there and
worked for the hilgour Blue Stone Com
pany. schmidlin kept boarding house
and employed Annie Smith as house keep
er, he being o widower. Heilz wanted 10
marry her, as did Schmidln, and the
jealousy existed between the two men led
to the murder. On Monday night Nav l2,
Heitz and Annie took a walk. and were
seen by Schmidin, who was in COMPANY
with Snmers. Schinidlin told Somers that he
was going to shont Hei'G that night. After
leaving Solners he took his gun and went
| upnn the railroad track and waited until
| Heiiz appeared, when he shot him twice.
Heitz died on June /. From the first sus.
piclcn centred upon Schnndin, and on the
dth ol June he con iessed, giving the facts
as above stated. lie now tells different
| story. He admits that he was present
when the shooting was done, but implicates
Oscar Somers and another man, whose
| name has not been made public.
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TIIe Gnrbnn Sdroratc.
SATURDAY. JULY 8, 1884

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Persons making
payments to this office by money orders or
postal notes will please make them payable
at the WRIssPoRT PosT OFFICE, as the Le-
highton Office IS NOT money order Office
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sPEC1AL NOTICE.

There being several hundred dollars
standing on my books for subscription to
the CARBON ADVOCATE, advertising and
job work, l respectfully request those in-
debted to make immediate settlement
by postal note or money order payable at
the Weissport post Office, or by draft or
check. Those having claims against us
will present them for settlement.
Very respectfully,
aV,5r,
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New Advertisements.


- NtAlsNI.Iti N, H., Jan, Il, 1879.
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A Bible Commentary.

Highly endorsed by representative men OF
nlI churches Lowest priced book pU blished,
Address NAMES * WHlTLOCk, b illsdale.
Mieh. HS-A3 ENTswANTED '-eS
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HOODS SARSAPARNLA

Is a sllilfully-preparcd compound, concen-
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olrr, Of the best remedies Of the vegetable
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Legal Notice.

TO HETTY KGSTLER,
Of East Penn. Carbon county, Pa, on case OF
divorce obi ained by w. A. ktst'er, of Farm-
dale, ohio, In COart Of Common Pleas OF
New OH, on April 10, 1854
g. NJ. MURDOO, Alto omey.
June IA, lss4-w3a
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23

| fhis intont mHsf pxisi NJ the iino ~ The
| tnk lng No subsequent felnninus w
tent viii render The previous iaklna r..
lpnluus.
When tho horse was delivered ON hire
~ l1nn, and such delivery was obtained
bona. Tide, No. subsequent wrongful rnn.
version pending The contract would
amount 10 u felony VI one hires -
horse aud soils II before "a Journey "
performed, ar sells ID after, before II N
returned, hO commits no larceny, where
the fclOnious intent came upon him sub
Foguent In his receiving II into posses.
sion. Under the facts NJ this case, the
Indigo should have granted the motion
Tor new trial. Reversed and remandod.
CarOth6rs W, Wilkinson, from Milan
county; Opinion by White, y,
VI. " :, company sued one Mays IN
Galveston county, aud attachment is
sued against Mays property In Milan
county, and was lowed ON Gi head of
cattle running ON the range, Tho OIL
Ger old not make the levy hy taking pos
session of the cattle, hut made a grange
!nVN." Mas ruploVied hy giving bond
and the sheriff released the cattle. The
rcplcyy bond being returned To Calves
TON county, tile suit was tried aud judy
mput rondo eel against Mays tor the
debt aut for foreclosure ui the attach
mont on the cattle, Amer rendition al
judgment, but before sale al the cattle
under attachment, appellant, without
notice OF the attachment proceedings,
purchased twCuty-one houd of the cattle
rom Mays, AZ the attachment sale,
subsequent To appellants purchase,
appellee bought The SiNty-siN head Of
cattle. Appellee brings this suit 10 re-
cover the cattle bought Of Mays by APP
pallanI, and charged 10 have bo6n H.
legally converted by Mays, one liOlt and
appellant Held: First AS the ease
Was tried at a term of the county court
beginning on the first Monday IN octo-
her, lSSi, and rs that term was Illegal the
Judgment Is void, (5 Texas Law Re-
view, 1901. Secund-lIad the objection
been made IN the levy of the writ OF at
tnchmcnL Chat IL was not made by
designating n reasonable number Of
animals aud describing them by their
marks and brands, done In the presence
of two or more credible persons, ana
notice ia writing given tho owner or his
herdsrs, ctc.,l In the original suit
in Galveston county IL would have in
validated IL. But being made for the
first time hya purchaser from the at
tachment debtor, and for the sole pur-
pose of defeating the title of the pur-
chaser Mt attachment sale, IL cannot
avail. Third-inder the law rs IL now
Is, the execution Oi u replcvy bond In
attachment absolutely releases the
property levied on and gives the at
tachmcnt debtor control over, and right
10 dispose of tho property. The fore
closure of the attachment lien ut Gal
weston, and the sale of property under
ii, were both without authority of law,
and conveyed no title MS against one
purchasing the property of tho legal
owner having rightfully required title
and possession of it by replevying under
the law. Reversed and remanded.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23
A Now Law Firm.

Mr.. $. G. Mccormick, prominent
lawyer OF Waxahachie, has removed ia
Dallas, and associated himself with Ed
ward Gray for the practice of law. MIR.
Gray is worthy and meritorious young
lawyer, well known in this city, and
needing no words of commentator
from us. OF Mr.. Mccormick we can not
more fifty speak than to adopt and re-
print what late numbers of different pa
pers, published in Ellis county, have
said concerning HIM and his removal to
Dallas. The Waxahachie Enterprise i'll
its issue of the 10th inst, said of him:
"Mr. :. G. Mccormick moved TO Dali
las this week, where he has formed a
partnership with MIR. I'D. Gray for the
practice FLAW. Ten years practice AT
The Ellis county bar has won for Mr..
McCormicE an enviahle reputation rs an
able and successful lawyer. Possessed
of a good education and we'll trained,
logical Iuind, with his habits of sobriety
and industry, he is bound to occupy the
front rank in the legal profession. The
Enterprise regrets his departure hut
wishes him every success in his now
location"
The Ennis Review speaks OF Mr.. Nc
Cormick in terms scarcely less Halter
ing. HIRE is what it says: eve no>e
this week the removal from WaIahach4c
o. s. q. Mccormick, esq, prominent
member of the Ellis county bar, ~ BAL
las. where he in future intends to reside
and practice law, desiring wider field
than is offered in this county. Mar.
Mccormick has always done a good
practice. His earlier efforts wore made
in this city, and although no left here
and took up his residence at the county
seat some six years ago, he is still re-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23
skinned!

Mr.. Emory G. Taylor, fascinating
young gentleman from Buffalo, New
York, who has entertained the Dallas
ties for some time with pleasant man
nerisms and gentle, persuasive ways,
has left, it would seom, for more con-
genial chimes. Perhaps he has gone
where his vote would count in the an
preaching election. At all events, it
would have been better had he settled
up some 500 Of Indebtedness here in
Dallas before he shook it's dust rom his
feet. Neal Starke aud others are of thi,
opinion. lie (Mr. Taylor had ticket
i'm Meals possession. Th!s he "ame in
last night aud requested, assigning as
n reason that ne had made Il bet, which
the terms and conditions Of the ticket
would settle; said he would brinG IL
back, etc. He got it and got, and Neal
stands Just as minus as some dozen
others do on Mr.. Emory GustaNus
VGylOr.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23

In making the assertion that PoHEO-
mis- medicated complexion powder is en-
tirely free from Injurious or deadly
pois0ns. we do it upon the authority 0I 4
thorough chemical analysis. IL is one
OF tho oldest face powders in The Amori-
can market, and is used in the families
of soua of our most prominent medical
men who have personally acknowledged
10 the proprietor that they not only con
slider it harmless, but esteemed it highly
beneficial in every respect, not only for
the use Of ladies and children, bat for
the lord OF creation himself. Sold ~ all
QrlrriStS,
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GREENvILLE, CALIFORNIA;. Nr. Har-
Nv Williams certities under his notarial
seal, that Mrs. \. Williams was suffer-
ing with pains in the back, SO severe
she was unable TO turn and was deliri
Gus. When the case assumed an alarm
ing stage, one application of ST. lnc"hs
nit ;,,ls made, externally, after several
.eul",. la- had been tried and failed. The
yea # slept soundiy until morning and
got up Gntirely cured.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23
Ladies, Exposition Furniture.

The furniture the Ladies' Auxiliary
society are having made for tho New
Orleans exposition is about completed,
and will be on exhibition the 18th al
The opera-house. All those who are in
teresjed in the exposition aud epprcri
ate the ladies' efforts to represent Dallas
properly, should call and see the furni-
lure, as ouly the small sum of twenty
FIVE cents will he charged. 1t will be Oh
exhibition until the time TO ship it t.
set, and is composed of all the. nativ,
woods of the state. In make it is el,-
CANT and unique and we'll worth seeing
Those who have articles they propose
ending 10 New Orleans, are invited e
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Neuralgia.

Neuralgia.
A lady in Virginia, after using the
Treatment for two weeks, writes:
81 am u great deal stronger than when
| commenced it's use. t*S One thing
must tell you, It stopped tho neuralgia
/ took cold and feared that | would nave
it for two or three weeks, AS | generally
stood the pain for that long before
would take ch!oral, the only thing that
ever stopped it before, and / disliked to
take it so much that ! would put it oil
until / thought ! could not live for the
agony. But this time it only lasted two
days. When I began the Compound
Oxygen | could scarcely sit up an hour;
now can sit up most of the time"
Our "Treatiso on Compound OXYGEN
containing a history OF the discovery
and mode of action Of this remarkable
curative agent, and large record OF
surprising cures in Consumption. Ca
tarrh, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Asthma.
ETC., and q wide range of chronic dis
eases, will be sent free. Address, Drs.
Starliey e Palen, 100 and III Girard
81 phila
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23

II was nSells Brothers Confederation
of StupendouS Railroad Shows After
seeing the show it is but necessary to
say that it is good one and well do
serving the patronage it received
terday. The canvas covers seats
between 5000 and 5000 people, and y
terday afternoon there was full at
endance.--Chicago Daily Inter Ocean.
If there is one virtue above all others
which, when found in a circus manager,
should loo c4tolled 10 the skies, that
-;r.uo i3 cantor. That virtue is found
in the Sells brothers, who, strange as
the statement may appear to those IN
the habit of reading circus literature,
advertise merely what they have, and
exhibit exactly what they advertise.
Their show now on the Lake Front, at the
usual spot, foot of Madison street, is q
good one--an unusually good one-and
The thousands OF people who packed the
tents yesterday appear TO think so.-
Chicago Daily Herald.
aoD uhpWf II
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23

washington, Oct ~. go Special 90
Following are changes announced IN
tho postal department:
Star Service Established Route 81.
ST.; Cuero to Bovine. From November
|, 1884, to June 80, 1885, establish service
from Cuero via Hutton In. o. and Corn.
ing to Bovine, twenty-five miles and
back, once week (siX hours schedulc).
Mail Messenger Service Discon-
tinued-Conroy, Lavacca county, from
Bovine: from October 81, 1884.
Changes in Star Schedule-Routc 81
SO; Rock Hill to Parvin. Leave Rock
Hill Tuesdays and Saturdays at 10 ..
M. arrive at parvin by T. M; leave
Parvin Tuesdays and saturdays NJ 7;'G
d. H.; arrive at Rock Hill by H:;W a. IL.
RouGc 3l,SiS; Sipe Springs to Carbon.
Leave Sipc Springs daily except sun
dsys at Il. m; arrive ut Carbon by |.
M; leave Carbon daily except Sundays
at a. M: arrive ut Sipe Springs by !
L. III.
pOstmasters Joseph
4. CotTman, Stuhbs, Texas; Fannie
l.ennox, Waverly, Texas; Jacob Nor.
row, Saragosa, Texas.
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''TtrWHHCHVs
There are medicines which give only
temporary relief and then leave the SUI
ferer worse Off than before, espec ALLY in
cases of dyspepsia. Remember that
this is not the way with Browns Iron
Ritters. See what Mr.. j. NJ. Gaines, of
Gaines, s. c., says about this prince of
tonics, "My wife has been greatly bone
fited by it; she had been troubled with
dyspepsia for years, and now l believe
she is permanently cured" 1t also
cures livor and kidney complaints.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23
m, Fair nnurh,crs Of Fashion

cln for the teeth, because nothing renders
those ornaments OF the mouth ~ spui,
losS ar impartS such AN agreeable utoI
In the breath, Moreover, experience
proves the article to he perfectly whole
some, which cannot bc said of an drEii-
irigps
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23

RCuKwALL. oct. Il. 80 Special. - 40
rain vet. Stock water is becoming
alarmingly scarce.
Not an acre Of wheat has been SOWu
in the county this fall, nor can il be
done until after it rains.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23

Tho extremely uutritive qualities
the cocoauut are comparatively aul,
understood, yet for sustaining life AM
Nigor IL will compare most favornhlS
with the best known food products 81
the vegetable garden. The Fiji Times,
in calling attention recently Ia this ir',
relates an instance of vessel which
once left san Francisco with iun puSSeu-
gers .Cr sydney. Running short OF
=, pres they wore obliged Ia put in at Sa-
mas, whore large quantity Of cocOanuts
were obtained; the remainder OF the
passage was attended with heavy
athcr, and tho vessel became wut"r-
logged, only reaching Sydney after
n perilOus journey o! eighty
days, owing To the oNtrom"
length of the voyage their provisions
ran ont, aud men, women and children
were reduced To an exclusive diet or yp-
coanut; and owing 10 the scar'dy ot
these the quantity apportioued was IN
adult. Notwithstanding this dict,
wholly unreieved by any change, not a
life was lost and not single case Of Ill
ness occurred, all the passenger landing
in healthy and well nourished condi-
ton. Another instance is mentioned, II,
which two men driited in q whalc-lsat
upon Quaire island, whore they remain
ed for seven years before they were res
cued. They had no food except cocoa
nuts, varied by an occasional dying lish.
aud yet, when rescued, were in excellent
condition, and had gained in weight.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23
The PoIygnmy Case.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, Oct. 1.-THE
Judge charged the jury in the Clawson
polygamy case at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing. The jury is still out.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23

Some one has declared conceit worse
than consumption, and the comparison
is a true one. Many are the "conceited'
who cry down legitimate remedies, and
who delude suffering humanity, whose
only salvation Is the immediate use OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23

We think we can cure bad case 81
hprhRcho uuich,r w'tiH one Of CHriur's
SINAI, Weed Hni 'ie!ltdnhnn lack'cho
plastrrs than hy any ,'hgg application
and after the hl,fNchs ~ cured, Yen can
SIN Wugr the plaster VIII nput discunlor,
for two ar thiec weeks or longer This
combination Oi smart wcot AID bella
donna Is u great HIT, md u is hard 10
lind nnN pain mr. ache that will not yield
To il. Price - cents. sold by druggists
aNDrNKN here.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23

/ IL . respectfully conducted sh0w n Ia 4
good shnw. None ~ those fOaFh, row
dylsh, ilfesutii0 ar tnnnFinn features
which usually T1ipsf d largo cirrus
are present. ITO fiuntcefie part l.
treat, from ~ cleanliness, the size nnd
convenience ~ the cages and The cundi.
ton 0f the animals. The visitor does
not flnd few WORKOUT specimens ~ NJ
led aud NANCY animals va constantly
exhibited ~ 10 become ~ common ~
COWS. All The living things are well
cared f0r, aud are, either irOin their
Kind, their size or their nature, rarely
seen Ia travelling shows, Chicago Daily
News.
can hc sail FER the Srll Uroihors,
Wttii pHTiyrt s.Hrrrlih, tu,.i thrN give a
tar hritur performance Ulh present a
better programme undrr canvas thin
thcy pa, on the walls ar IN the udverllp'
ing columns uf the uaW spHItrs, III
who patruni1e tholr show viii be pleased .
even beyond their exp ctatiO ~, and I
this Il .saying a great leal Tor q circus,
] ~. Louis itlnbn- nIuHtT 2,
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number NJ handsomely dfe saad ladies
we're present, among v lnm .Wefn no
iieed Miss iiepk, Miss Moore, Miss lilfd,
Miss O'ruii, Mics Matthews, Miss Mar.
tin, Miss liurkuof, Miss Alexander,
Miss Patton aud Mrs. ". thHhney.
Among the gentlemen we're Mossrs IA.
Thackor, nr Chohney WuSunrrhilt,
Evans, 4. q, Watson, Knight Fielder,
Prof Ray Chrrirrir, uf Chicago, and
others. Tho programme was ~
fulluWsi INSTRUMENTAL solo, Mr.,
ThackCTi vocal solo, Miss birds
readinF, Mr. A, ~. Watson; Instrumental
solo, Miss Alestnlari recitation, Miss
Matthews; ynrai solo, Ray Charters;
reading, br, Chrgury; INSTRUMENTAL solo,
Nh IA rhacker. Ia addition Ia the
programme, lrui, Charters, of Chicago,
" Tho IL about a. open q school OF c.ucu'
lion here, iR' urui Tho company with
his excel rut rruditious Ut "fhe Two
Pilgrims and "Our Parsons sermon"
Anor dolightli,l iutrrLis-iou, the SO
'ieiy adjourned tp meet iva weeks
.hruoo NJ Miss Lizzie n,,I'7 home near
the ialr grounds.
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FE.oATEIt.
IIGGlSLA HiI

I'VE ARE REQUESTED TO AMMO
W Z. +, TERRELL. 10 u candidate t.
Lie Legislature, Dallas county, TeXasI
0n.Lal u3AuN !, lSS
SA-E ENUTHORIEEU 10 ANNOU
~ u. II. CuOMRES as "a candidate Tor
Legislature from Dallas county.
"a EAUTHORlHEDT TO ANNOUNt
W Mr.. r. :. kIMBROUGU as Il candids
or the Legislature in Dallas county, sub1'
- the action OF the Democracy.
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ArNNOuNCEA
DI,rhiOr aUN
COUNTY JUDGE.
S't.IGIs h.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNd
W ". =. STRANGE ns candidate 4
County Judge nj the ensuing election.
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BLOTCHES CURED.

! Ufri your tvriCURN NE'fEDIEs O.
iiUi, e., uui am completely cured, tn ~
iurN pru-hIh'r lnN, tUrltuAA SOAR IL O.
nysf have ever ussd, and - the prOic>sio
a 81, invaluable los cleansing the KIN, Their
nr rrnnN mg pu "rOrk,' grrsHt, paint, an
an 90. stan used hN lh'm, leaving the ski
pur" Hui wb.' duI ,uu, srTttest pleas
~, b, ia rvcuulHtt udiug such az article,
n. MACK,
champion romign. Roller skater.
y 81 sU~IuN y, ono,
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M nlT lin.
go,. ,lef, ,and Assaulted IN tie streets
~ Albany.

sur NOT OBVIOUSLY INJURED.