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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-08
PRODATK ORDER.
STATE OF MICHIGAN

STATE OF aIChiCAN'
At q session Of the Probate Court for the county
Of Shiawassee holden at the Probate O6hce, In the
City Of Corunna on Wednesday, the 9th day OF
August in the year one thousand eight hundred
and eighty -four
PasssrT. A. A. Harper, Judge Of Probate
In the matter of the Estate OF Benjamin K.
Root, deceased
On reading and fling the petition. duly veyiksd
OF Almond Pollard praying amongst other things
for the probate of the instrument now filed In this
court supporting to be the last will and testament
Of said deceased.
Thereupon II is Ordered, That Monday the first
dsy of September next at o'clock in the after
noen be assigned for the hearing of said petition,
and that the heirs at law of said decease, and all
other persons interested ia said estate, re-
CURED to appear at q session Of said Court, then
TO be holden at the Probate Office, In the City oi
Coranua and show cause. ifany there be, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted
And it is Further Ordered. that said petitioner
give notice TO the persons interested in said es-
tate, of the tendency of said petition, and the
hearing thereof by causing copy of this order u
he published in THE TIMEs, newspaper printed
and circulated in Said County of Shiawassee for
three successive weeks, previous to said day Of
hearing. a. A. HAkPEr
"a refs Copy Judge OF Probate.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-08
HOOPS sARsAPARILLA

Is sold by all druggists. Price 81, or SIX
large bottles for S5. Prepared only by g. I.
HOOD q CO, Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
~ Use HOOPS TooTH-PowDER.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-08
GREAT MEN
Money Cannot Corrupt
Will testify under the State Oath that
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder

Ammonia Lime, Potash That it is PURE CLEAN
Powder raising light and dgesb bread That
It is superior to the Royal IN EVERY RESPECT. 80"
Royal Ammonia That Ammonia 10 retained in
That Ammonia injurious The Royal Company dare
deny it.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-08
SARsApAR!LLA

Works through the blood, regulating, toning
and inyigorating all the functions oil the
body.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-08
The Last Shot from the ESterly Gun

For Shiawassee County, for the harvest of "a
struck "Low Down" right through the heart.
After running "Low Down" over week and
cutting about Fl acres Mr. A. Fillinger got
thoroughly Disguised with it. and brought it
back, and demanded his notes. Gas he was one
of the unfortunate ones who gave their note be-
fore trying their Binder) and bothering him
about two days fright in harvest remember)
they finally agreed to take back their
for Binder" and deliver up his notes if he
would agree not to buy any other machine this
season. Now, that would be nice, wouldn't it?
with as acres of wheat to cut MIR. L. P. Gould,
who owns the farm the Binder was running en-
would not allow any such thing, and came to us
and said he would like to try "ESTERLY
BINDER and we set up one for him, and in
less than three hours trial. and part Of the time
in the rain at that, they were thoroughly salts
fed with the working of the Binder; saying it
runs one horse lighter than the Low Down."
c.. j. STUART,
Ag't for the light running Esterly.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-08

When Ho-tstters Stomach Bitters is used to pro
mote assimilation of the food and enrich the
blood. Indigestion, the chief obstacle 10 an ac-
QUESTION OF strength by the weak, is an aimeni
which infAbly succumbs to the action of this
peerless corrective Loss of flesh and appetite,
failure b sleep, and growing evidence of prems-
ture decay. are speedily counteracted by the
great agnigorsnt, which braces up the physical
energies aud fortiies the constitution against dis
ease. Tor sale by all Druggists and Dealers,
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Heroic Act Of a Conductor.

As engine S74 was coming from Preston
colliery in the Mahanoy region, with a
loaded train, little child two years old
was discovered lying in the centre Of the
track with it's head on the rail. The child
seemed to be asleep. The engineer en-.
drav"red Ia stop the train, but as he was
canning down a steep graue, To stop was out
Of the question. Conductor Joe Powers
taking il the situation at a glance, sprang
out of the cab aud ran down the bcards To
the COW catcher, where he braced himself,
aud as the engine and train lhundered
down Ia near where the child was, he made
a gallant leap aud succeeded in scooping
up the little one, jrst as the enw catcher
struck the arm which held the child in
safety. Such an act Of heroIsn, is certainly
deserving of more than mere passing no
tice. Reading Times.
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Weatherly Chips,

Weatnerly Cnlps.
--Donovons Original Tenncsseeans will
give one Of their singing concerts here. in
MIller's Opera Hall, ON the l4th inst. This
troupe was here several years ago and gave
entire satisfaction.
--Nuss aud Faust-0n last Saturday
evening Mr.. Harry Nuss ana Miss Nora
Faust, both Ot this place, were bound to
gether by the holy bonds Of matrimnny at
the home oI the brides parents. Rev. L
T. Schwartz was the officiating clergyman
Their many friends wish them q happy
union.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Belsford, OF
Mnuch Chunk were the guests Of the Chees .
man family during the fore part Of the
week.
Mr.. George Leutz an old resident of this
place, has quit work in the foundry, where
he was employed as assistant foreman.
George expects to leays for North ern Ala
bama in the near future. May success be
awaiting him.
The foot race thst took place here last
Saturday created considerable excitement
The parties engaged in running were Julius
Engleman and Will Keider, jr. They ran
from the depot at this place, TO Halle Creek
Bridge and return, a distance OF a little over
three miles. Engeman won the race by
thirty yards. He covered the ground in %
minutes aud thirty seconds. Considering
the grade they ran up this was good time.
Monday evening an exciting 100 yard
foot race took nlsce between two OF our tnwn
boys-Robert Huflnrd and Harvey Graver
As it was called draw no money changed
hands.
"A new passenger train has been put on
the road between this place aud Audenred
Thus far il has only made one trip day
going up on No. ls and returning on No. 8
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Lower TOwamensinE Itsms.

Jacob Wagner is student Of Lele
grsphy, at the l.. V. r. r. station at Parry.
vile, with Henry Snyder.
John serfAss, Of Lehigh Gap, moved
secretly away, He occupied the house OF
Mrs. Amos Beer, and left his rent unpaid.
MIR. Edwin LirhteAwalter is down with
malsrisl fryer. He isquile i'll.
Henry shsrer lost valuable pig last
week
John Stroll, collector Of school taxes,
passed through here collecting tax to pay
the teachers, hs their term Of school has ex-
pired; some nfthe teachers have not draw o
any salary yet. He insists that all should
pay up at once.
Cherries Stroup was one day last week,
surprised by his friends celebrating hls
birthday--he received over 81 in cash aud
other gifts. He was very unfortunate last
wear, while hunting, ia shooting oh on0 or
more fingers from each hand, he is there
fore poor and needy.
The Mormon story printed In the An
YOoATE, aud continued for three weeks past
is read with eagsrness. Cos.
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Hon. John B. Storm willpleass aOcspt

lion. John B. Storm will please sccept
our tbanks for lavOrS received.
-"Yes. you may come again next Sum
day evening" bur-And she hesitSted.
"what is II, dsrling1 Have L given you
painY" he asked, as she still remained
silent. "You didn't mean W, I'm sure"
she responded: "but next time please bring
one Of David Ebbert's easy going carriages,
Livery on North street, aud terms moder-
ate."
"A competitive sxaminati on OF caudi-
dates for appointment as cadet to the Mill
tsry Academy at West Point will be held
at the American Hotel, Mauch Chunk, on
Thursday the hrst day Of May, 1884, at 10
O'Clock a. m. All candidates for the vacant
cadetship in this Congressional District are
required to appear before the examining
co mmittee and submit 10 an examination.
For information as to age, mental aud phy-
scal qualifications, &c., address DR.. Il.
Leonard of Mauch Chunk, Prof. r +. Hof-
ford, Of Lehighton, or the Secretary o: war.
james HagGerty, 70 years Of age, the
son Of a resident Of Hyde Park, sccompani-
ed by several boys OF his own age, went
into the woods near his fathers hoiEe
on Sunday, plucked somo berries from a
poisonous shrub and ate them; in few
minutes he was seized with convulsionsI
which ended in death.
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Fatally Burned.

Mamie, a four year and two months old
granddaughter Nf Mr.. T. D. Clauss, ol this
borough, on Monday morning last, about
10 o'clock, was SO badly burned that she
died at 1915 o'clock the Slns day. Just
how the clothing of the child took firs is
not known che had not yet come down
stairs, when terrible screams were heard
aud Webster Clauss immediately ran to the
ehild's room where no found her enyeloped
in flames, he extinguished the Gre, and lift.
ed the little one on to the bed, the skin ad
herring TO his arms as he laid her down
She was in her night dress, aod it is sup
posed that she had got out Of bed and, find.
ing some matches, had lighted them aud 8,
set her clothes ON FIRE. She was very in
teresting little thing, loved by ell whom
she approached. She was buried on Wed
nesday afternoon.
Oh, sad the thought, our Mamie's dead,
In silence, rests her peaceful head;
Her soul, renewed with early grace,
In heaven has sought a resting place.
Oh, sad our hearts To day.
When we see thy IN mortal clay;
No more thy pleasant lace we'll see,
We will ever think Of thee.
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Spring Medicine

When tho weather grows warmer, that
extreme tired feeling, want Of appetite,
dullness, languor. and lassltude, Rffllct
almost the entire human family, and sorof-
ula and other diseases caused by humors,
manifest themselves with many. 1t is i'm
possible to throw of this debility and expel
humors from the blood without the aid of a
reliable medicine like Hoods sarsapArlila.
II could not sleep, and would got up in
the morning with hardly life enough to get
out Of bed. I had no appetite, and my
face would break out with pimples. 1 bought
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OF on a Jaunt.

W. NJ. Rapsher, Esq, accompanied by
his physician, DR.. Gerhard Eisksmp, the
successful practitioner from Leipsic, Ger
many, started on Monday last on a tour
along the Atlantic coast for the benefit Of
Mr.. Rapsher's health. The DR.. Informs US
that the complaint is the old story OF the
excessive use of morphis and Hy. Chloral,
which produced temporary hsllucination
Of the mind. Dr.. Eiskamp certainly had
great success in restoring Mr.. Rapsher To
health so quickly. Mr. Rapsher says that
he now feels sounier and stronger than he
has for long time. He expects to return
in time to attend Court on April ;4lh. His
many friends wish hun pleasant trip and
sale return.
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List ofLetters
Mahonlng Squibs.

&C. X. Musselman left on Monday for
Pennsburg, Montgomery county, where he
will be engaged in teaching.
John Delp, who for tue past four years
occupied the hotel stand at Centre Square,
sold his horses, aud farming implements at
public sale on Friday, 2lst ult. He will
move to North Penn, Srhuylkill county,
On April 4th, where he will occupy hotel
stand.
F. D. Klingeman will leave for
Youngstown, Ohio, next week. lie intends
to visit friends there and at points further
wet, and will remain there permanently
il the locality suits him.
Our public schools closed last week.
There was some talk of starting a bank.
What has become OF the matter.
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Proved False.

Proved False.
The report concerning Miss Kate J. Arm
er and Mr.. F. D. Klingenan, of Mahoning,
is proved to be entirely false. The two
who reported the lie, and who wish TO be
called ladies. wanted 10 get out by saying
il was a Misunderstanding; but after wit.
nesses wee brought to prove that they had
told il, they gracefully admitted it. Their
own brother advised those busy bodies 10
stop their lying, as this had taught them a
good lesson. A number Of witnesses were
present at Squire Musselmsn's 10 prove
that the above is correct. AHoE.
March ~, 1884.
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An outrrge.

Friday morning last a passenger train on
the L & Railroad, due here at eight O..
clock, had on board several Hungarian fam
lilies. consisting Of men, women and child
rem, who were on their way In the coal r..
gions and had just come from Castle Garden.
New York, SO it IS said. When the lower
station was reached, the conductor for some
cause or the other put them off the train
While they were at the depot II was noticed
that several oi the children were ILL., Bur
cess Storm was notified about the matter,
who went 10 see what was wrong. The
Burgess discoyed at once what was the mat
ter and Immediately sent for DR. W II
Hamersly. When the doctor glanced at his
patients he saw that they were afflicted
with small pox. The burgess in his usual
prompt manner, had them cent TO the Le-
high County Almshouse for treatment. The
whole business was done in about an hour
Mr. Storm deserves great commentator
for his prompt action in this case, and we
are sure that our citizens will stand by him
in what he has done, notwithstanding the
murmuring which has been done about the
few dollars -Catasauqua Record
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Tho editor Of the Summit Hill and
LansiOrd Record, Mr.. J. W. MallOy, was in
town Monday and made US pleasant call.
Mr.. NJ. intends to press his claim for the
nomination for the State Legislature before
the Democratic Conyention.
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MARRIED.

On the 7th day of Msrch, by Rev. A..
Bartholomew, Jefferson Weidner and Miss
Ida Prseilla Kaiser, both Of Lehighton, Pa.
On the 18th day of March, by the same,
Thomas +. Shelhamer, aud Miss Sarah
Amanda Miller, both Of West Penn ,sehUyl-
kill county. sr-...S u = j
On the 22nd day ofMaroh. BY the same,
James franklin Ashnsr. and Miss Emma
Jane shasfsr, both Of Mahoning, Carbon
county,
On the 18th ult., by Rev. ]. II. Schmidt,
at Freelsnd, Alfred Nothstein 10 Miss Ella
Solt, both Of Sandy Run.
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At no other season is the system 30 sus-
ceptible to the beneficial effects Of re-
liable tonic and inyigorant, The impure
state Of the blood, tho deranged digestion,
and the weak condition Of the body, caused
by Its long battle with the cold, wintry
blasts, all call for the reviving, regulating
and restoring Influences so happily and
effectively combined in Hoods Sarsaparilla.
"Hoods sarssparilla did me great deal
Of good. / had no particular disease, but
was tired out from overwork, and It toned
mo up" MRS. G. Z. SlaiMoNs, Cohoes, IL. Y.
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Tlte Carbon Sdrptate.
SATURDAY. APRIL 5, 1884.

SPECIAL NoTICE.-Persons making
payments 10 this Office by money orders or
postal noteS will please make them payable
at the wEIssPoRr PosT OFFICE, as tho Le-
highton office Is NOT money order Office
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Try Pine Remedies.
kURAKOFFIhe heOalVat0rl all
Pulm0liCTrOUblGS

For the Oure Of Consumption, Asthma, Hem
orrhAGe, Diphtheria, Group, who0ping
Cough, Ppe anOnla, I)atarTh. Coughs, Colds
Sore Throat and all Bronchial Troubles.
II 10 . wonderful preparation of Pine and
HOney, aud IL working n radical revolution
the treatment and cure OF all causes OF the
above tisnases. KuRAKoBF gives instant
relief Utih0Hf CaiL. aud with faiihful use will
effect raDid and perfect cure. II absolutely
does not contain either Opiate, narcotic or
any iniurioua drug, and 10 n PURNLT vRoET-
ABLH PREPARATION. A TRIAL will convince
ysq Of lie merits. IL you would AlwAvs ieet
Duro OF the safety OF your children during In.
element weather and At ali times. keep bot
ale ln your msdieine chest. Send for painPh-
noe Chapel Street, New Haven, OF.
PISS BITTEES. Pies KIDEEV AHD LtvER
PILLs, PIhn PLAarnRs AND Pins BALM
Bold ~ DTpgGiats jAnl3-mbm
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Applicants for License
List ofAppllosnts for Tavern, Restaurant
and Liquor Store Licenses ut the April term

List ofApplloants for Tavern, Restaurant
and Liquor Store Licenses ut the April term
Of Court, lSst:
TAvERNs.
Lafayette Lentz, Mauch Chunk.
James 5 Weibert Mauch Chunk.
John Behler, MRuch Chunk borough.
James MoElroy. End Ward, Mauoh Chunk.
Geo r. HuutzinEer, let Ward, NJ Chunk.
Paul Sehweibinz, lst Ward, Mauch Chunk.
Michael O'Donnell, lst Ward, NJ chunk.
Frank Cassidy, LIST Ward. Mauch CHUNK.
Samuel y. Behler, Mauoh Chunk boro.
Daniel Oherdron, Mauch Chunk boro.
Frederick otahl, and Ward. Mauch Chunk.
WIN. Gehring, and Ward, Msueh Chunk.
Hugh Dixon, LIST Ward,
Jaonb w. Raudenbush, Lehighton.
Daniel Kresye, Franklin township.
Edward Raber, Franklin township.
Levi Harleman, Lower TowamensinE.
Robert A. Henry, Lower Towamensing.
Lewis Ohrlstinan, Lower Towamenslng, q
II. y. Rlotz, Lansford boro.
George Evans, Lansford boro.
Ohas Boxmeyer, Weatherly.
Casper Meiser, Weatherly.
John Hines, Weatherly.
Henry II. Everit, Welssport.
Henry ChrlstmRn, Weissport.
Simon Andesner, Summit Hill.
Paul banner, South Kidder.
Joseph Saddler, Packer township.
Penroso George, East Penn township.
Jesse Husson, Beaver Meadow.
Maurice stack, Banks township.
:. B Vanhorn, Banks township.
BENJAMIN Uxley. NesquehoninW, NJ q twp.
Paul Eckort, Mud Run, Kidder township.
Leander Weiss. TOwamensiny township.
Moritz Stehle, Fast Mauoh Chunk.
Plus Sch weibentz, East Mauch Chunk.
q, ] Glasser, East Mauch Chunk,
Daniel Medically, East Mauoh Chunk,
Stephen Fenstermacher, MahOniug twp.
James Sweeny, Mauch chunk twp, summit
Hill dist.
RESTAURANTS.
John II. Kroner, franklin township.
James Welsh. Lausiord.
T.. X. Shoemaker, Lanstord.
Patrick Elliott, Lansford.
George II. Holvey, Lansiord.
Ann MRnelis, Lansfnrd.
James McGinty, Lansiord.
Patrick Campbell. Lansford.
John W. Lewis, Summit Hill, NJ y twp
WIN. Thompson, 2nd Ward, Mauoh Chunk.
Leopold Relss,
John II. q WeysseT,
Dan. McGeady, Mauch Chunk tp. (Coalport.)
Edward Gallagher, twr
Ann Owens. twp
ilornelius Reilly, twr
Michael Oats, East Mauch Chunk.
John Hagenbuch, East Mauch Ohunk.
Chas. Harkins
TheO. Gerster " "
A dam Rose, Weatherly.
Charles II. MaoDaniel, Welssport.
James Cannon, Lehi0h township.
Felix MoGorry, Nesquehoning, NJ O twp.
LoSepn a. meyers, Lower lOWamenslnR.
Lewis j. Christman, Lower Towamensing.
Ellen Potter. Lausanne township.
LIQUOR STORES.
A. X. Miller, Lehighton,
Henry Schaffer, Weatherly.
Hugh Nc Bride, Levison. Banks township.
Mrs. Rich. DouKheriy, Levison, Banks Twp
Patrick MePhlllips, Nesquehoning, NJ O twp
John Sweeney, summit Hill.
Neal Mcbride, Oeleraine, Banks twp.
Michael Martin, LIST Ward, Mauoh Chunk.
Owen Gallagher, East Mauch Chunk.
James Mulhearn. Lansford.
GEO. W. ESSER, Clerk.
March 20, lsSa.w3.
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Our Standard Library books fo- IS cents
and % cents are about the Hize OF this entire
advertisement. The type in
nearly all the books are Small
Plea, the size used in this SEN
tence. Each book is printed
handsome paper cover. with tho naa4e printed
on the back and side,
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To Fishermen!

Notice is hereby given; That all persons
ere forbid trespassing on the lands OF the un.
dersiWned for the purpose Of FISHING in
WILD CREEK, between Ainehart's Mil
and Lsvett's MIL, after this date, under pom
atty Of the law.
WIN. LEA q SONS.
TSWamenslnG, March n, 1884 3w.
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Annual Statement
Or THE
LGhightOl Poor District.

Peter Helm, Treasurer of the Lehighton
Poor Board in account with the LehiI htUn
Poor District, From May LIST, 1888 to March
IL, 1884:
DIR.
To balance due as per last years 70.
port. y Lou VI
amount OF duplicate for years g2
'83, less exOneratiOns and COM
mission s per cent .................. 800 o6
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DIED.

On tho nth day OfMarch, near Jackson.
vile, Lehigh county, Theresa, widow Of
Michael shuck. Aged 50 years., Q months
and II days.
On the 10th day Of March. in Bowmans.
vile, Henry, husband OF Rebecca Peter.
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-04-05

81 was given up by my physicians to vie
with drnpsy. but Warmers Safe Cure res
tored me-" D.E McCARTHY.
Viygfnia, Ntv. Chronicle.
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A"l have used eight bottles Of Warmers
Safe Cure, and honestly believe it saved my
liie." A. +. CARLrsLE, Editor Clarion.
Carlyle, Pa, Feb. 2nd,
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"Three bottles of Warmers Safe Cure
cured me oi severe burning pain 10 the kid.
neys, especially at night"
Lodi, Cal. JIM. MuSpELLs.
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"Fiye bottles Of Warmers Safe Cure cured
ne OF very severe case Of kidney COM
plaint." .r. F. D. SEMPLE,
Denver, Col. Clerk American House.
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Warmers Sale Cure saved my wiis's
life when the best doctors and mineral
springs Of the country did her no good.'
W,tsted, Conn. J. b. WoODhuPT.
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81 had an enlargement Of the hes srt, which
was pronounced incurable. aud was often
thought to be dying, but Warmers Safe Cure
aud Safe Pills restored me to health"
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East Rochester, NJ H.
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