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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10
Els<rf.rs'I aud Popular Y.se> >sre.
the sormafi"n of tI,c Govern

~ t' <'ttt |Is<ttlF lBtf< Since
the sormati"D ~ ti,c Govern
menf-
Prior 70 lfy1 rirrfnrx were ch,.-~,, ",
state legislatures. hcnr.. 80 ,...,,.,;.., ~.
Iran ''r given but fnr f~2s AUD ..s.l, 49,.
'l''i since that lime. HE peu,.le ,xv.
voted directly for fi,r electors.
u-FsrnrAi V.nE-
inr lir-' national electoral r.firra ~.
seniled IL 7ss.. when Washinx,on ".
!ccved ~ tl,e votes.
~ l9e5 Wasfiexfon received ~.
votes and Adams - vnitx.
i'9s Adams. Fedrsa!isi. r~,crivn3 n
'"'es' Jefferson. Democrat. "a voi.-
1sp1 There was no eiss,,o. -. -.
electors. and She hsn,<c elected Th.r.-.
IJsilrr-osi. The candidates No.. ti...
sfedera'ist: Js1ierson aud fsa,r s-.-co.
Gratis
iN''-"riIcrson. Demorrss. r,-ceivri <fe
votes, and Pivrkney. Fedcral:>t. as
1922 Madison. y. nDr,ai. ~. so.es and
P'ncknry, redern'i-,. ~.
Isls Madison, Democrat, s-s. rs;rso.
Fe'lrrali~i. 50.
lsl'- Monroe. DcDccrxt. 40. Kf,y. y
Federal. "a.
is.i = There was bri oDe vote Il, o,.oo- \
-i'ion :" Mouro-. dcmorr.st. M. -. !,
.rtfi ~ vv.e>. u { vote ior A<isr,~
Fedcrali>t !.
rorriAE VOTE N
FroE 1924 ~ is,a, ~. ;.ave .;.o ...,... n
~ vote a. each eief'inn. = fs'ions.
!sa4- Andrew .'rcs -on. Dem. sss.s-a !.
'n'n &, Adams. Coalition. 1ns ~ y
Nm. u E'awtnrd. is.slrpes.dept. - -, =
ienry Clay. Hhig. s6.5s.''
S2e Andrew Jackson. 13e,n. se- -, n
Olaf, Aa.ni~. Nas.onai 5atrl7 i
IA Andrew jas:.-on. Dem. - sns IA
ienrr Ciav. Whig szo.euS =
nhn Floyd and Wsn. Wir. a:InS ~
sss Martin Van B,rren. Dem. ", ssp|ps
larison. white. Webster. Man ~
r"m, Wigs. 7ss.sss|<'
so W II Harrison. Eh;- y7xo,z'
'srii'' W Iinren n,m. I. 20 ~
smes &i- Eirncy, Iil,~r,y. 7.U5s ~ ~
- i.tncs X. Polk. Dem. s.3s7 9<s .t' Is
snrN '.r. Wig. t-1as ss;e II,
es6 Bifnts. 7.ibeity. 81 set ~ NJ
~ Zachary TAYLOR. Wink. .3s, III ~ y.
'nl- C.>~. Dr,nrrrai. 23o - "' .'
ailiu San l;urrn. Free Soil. 2<l as1 p''
~ Frank'in pierce. Dem. ,eaI ~ a"
infeid Scott. Wing. l.s.~b .,7e NV NJ.
hn 7. Hale. Free Suil Dcm. lssla.
~ Jsmcs buchanan. I>cn,. iSss fEs.
IN n. Frrcnons. l;ep lasi -ss s,..
lizard Fillmore. Amcricsa. s-f5ss-.
~ Abraham Lincoln. Rep. .sss - ..r' ~
erhrn 4 Douglass, n1n. l.z-5is-
~ Breckenridge Dem. Kss -.s
hi Bell. CONSTITUTIONAL Inion. -, s. ~
a Abraham Lirroln, I:cp. ..aIT ~ ~. NJ.
2. y Mcclellan. Dem. $50 Us ' .''
= - Jlv~~eS :. Grant, Req. srrs.n..
ratio Seymour. Dem. 2su1,f.
2 Ulysses > Grant. Eer. 3.5g7 80 y q I
,cIey. Literal aDd f,cm. 2x:sn7a |, ,"' ~.
Y. Ocnnncr. Stfsighl Dcm. uax..
ne Black, Temperance. 5.c,H.'..i.'
g. x. II. Hayes. I:.pnhl;rap = 90 a.. ,.. .r =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

ls.i- Andrew lrck -on. g,em. sss 81
In'n &! Adsn,s. Coalition. jns ss,
Mm y fawt.rd. Ia.drpes.dem. 81 -.
Henry Clay. Hhig. ss -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

iss6- 4 B. IIaye>, I:4rnblican.
SasnueI.I. TiIdcn. f)wnocrat.
Peter Cooper. Grccnhsrkcr.
Green CIay Smith. Prchibkion,
Scattering votes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

fsss Martin Nan B,sren. Dem. s6i.5f
iiarrison. White. Webster. Man
ennl. Wrig~. 73g fs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

lssi = There was bun oDe vote Il, onoo.
~i''"n :" Monroe. demorr,x rhn -.
.siset asl vv.e-. q vote ior A<isn,~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

l's' -Aaams. Fedesaliss. r>crivea :
Vo'es' jefferson. Democrat. 20 yoi.-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

1884 Abraham Lirroln, I:ep. ~
Ico. y Mcclellan. Dem. IS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

If'nr - irs3 eirrisrs were ci.n~rn N,
STATE legislatures. hence 80 popular ~.
rap oe given bur for i~2s and e.~l, Co..
'nn >'nee 'haf time. he people bxv.
voted directly for 'I.r electors
-. u-F'rnrAi VOTE
- lr-' national electoral r.iirre ~.
~s,nn'rn y ''s'. wien NashinxIon ~.
IN l7s5 Wasfisrfn. received "a.
votes and Adams - vo,e<.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22
Lower Towamensing Items,

Mrs. John Seem departed this life last
week; she was buried IN the Evangelical
church cemetery,
The L. & S Railroad Co, will make n
double track from ParryYille to Hazard
which will give employment tn n large
number Of hands. Work will be begun at
once.
--Artanus Blose, from Weatherly, spent
Sunday with his parents.
jacob Stroup has sold horse for $50
to Alex PhiGer.
Adam MontE, of this place, will move
to Westherly in April,
john Anthony was made happy one
day last week by his better half presenting
him a boy baby. Wesley Snyder on the
same day came in possession OF girl baby.
Moses Stroup is hauling lumber for
an Additional attachment to his barn the
coming spring.
Mrs. Wagner, of Upper Towamensing
states that she has beard her son, Wilson
who is now II years old, laugh but once
aloud during his life time.
Our township auditors last Monday a
week audited the various accounts of the
officers occunying the various positions
We are very anxious to soc a statement Ol
the same printed in the ADVOCATE. which
would be ust aud right and according to
law.
Most Of our schools will close at the
end oi next week. Con.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22
Don't Like the GalloWs.

Sabato D. Allesandro, now confined in
the Easton Jail under sentence of death,
seems determined not TO die on the scaffold.
A photographer, accompanied by "Peanut
John" as interpreter, called on him last
week to take his photograph. Sahato posi-
lively refused TO Sit, saying, "IIigh man no
makee hundred dollar Office me; kilee
myself" And he undoubtedly meant il.
Friday he opened an artery in his arm, nd
would certainly have bled to death had he
not been discovered in time 10 prevent il.
It happened that Father Groetzrr called TO
see him about the lime he made the at
tenpt on ms lie, and when Sabaln heard
the doors opemng he hastily tied his arm
I up with handkerchief, but the priest sa "
something was wrung and made an exam
ination. Sabato promised Father Grne lzer
I that he would not repeat his attampt at
suicide. A knife made Of brass was found
on him.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22
Mahonlng Squibs.


The roads have been very muddy now
for the past two weeks.
Farmers have not vet entertained any
thoughts, concerning the sowing Of oats in
the month of March.
The question which was asked some
time ago. "Will there be Select School at
Centre Squsre2" has now been answered in
the affirmative. The school will open the
7th day OF April and will be held IN opper.
alton Tor a term ton weeks, aud will be in
charge of Mr.. John II. Kerchner.
Henry Rainsmith, of Freelani, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his father
Reuben ReiHsnIlth.
We are RuxiouSly awaiting the return
of G, K Musselman, who went away an {
visit several weeks ago.
On last Sunday the Lords Supper wal
celebrated ia the Bensalem Church. The
| crowd being enormous, if we take in con
| sideratinn the condition nf the roads.
Gold watches are becoming a common
! thing among he arislrocrats Mahoning.
We hope that it is not contagious. or else !
these get it, whose attention it is to start &
bank, they will hardly have any thing tC
deposit. lash.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22
"Irregularityu of a Station Agent.

A Pottsvile despatch of the 18th inst =,
slys: r. Rhoa1es, station agent for the
Lehigh Valley Railroad at Mahanoy City,
was arrested Saturday and lodged in prison
10y the Coal and Iron police. Mr.. Rhoades
has held thu position for a long time and
was considered one Of the most trustworthy
agents in the employ OF the company, but
nt late some extravagnnce On his part
aroused suspicion. Several days ago $500
WAS received 10y him To be forwarded to
Western merchants. 1t is charged that he
appropriated the money to his own use.
HIS failure to transmit the money caused
an investigation and his arrest. lie was
given a hearing before local Justice, where
evidence of his guilt was produced. His
disgrace has caused great shock to hi:
family and friends.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22

HAWKS have put in an appearance at
the pulpit rick.
Mr.. IL. Rutherford dropped three
crows at one shot few days ago.
Col. John Craig had his house painted
recenllyinow lie tal6so enlntgiug his store.
II. b. Craig and WIN. Musblitz have
returned home from the Kingston Semi
nary, They look we'll and hnppy.
Our young friend A. W. Anthony, who
has been confined TO his bed Tor some time,
is sgain up and around.
"A few days moro aud our public scbovls
will close.
MIR. Meendsen Is improving his dwell
ing by the addition Of bay window aud a
coat Of paint.
John Keiser will shortly return 10
Idaho. Good luck, John
--Jobn Ruch is happy because il is a girl,
and Lewis Lichteuwslder can't keep from
dancing because 1t is a bouncing boy. b.
both aie happy.
--Messrs. Craig and Weida are engaged
building several boats.
The boatmen heresbouts anticipate n
lively boating season on the raging" canal.
Emma Brltz, daughter of Joseph Belts,
OF HsEardsville died this week, aged II little
oyer four years. PRESTON.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22
Swapping Their Wives.

A Mount Carmel despatch of the 18Th
inst, SAYS: Frederick Albert aud George
Nye have for years worked together as
miners in breast at the Burnside Colliery,
in the village of Burnside. Abnut week
ago they communicated to each other that
their married lives were unhappy. Nye
finally suggested that they should exchange
wives as a nossible way out ot their family
troubles. Alherl consented and the women
did not object. Mrs. Nye packed up her
personal effects AMI went to Albert's house.
while Mrs Albert sought the home Of Nye.
Both women seem 10 be perfectly satisfied
aud their husbands remain as firm friends
as ever.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22
AP.M. Charged With Forgery.

From Wllkesbarre telegram OF the l4th
inst, we learn that c. l.. Briggs, postmaster
at Dalton. Lackawanna county, was arrest
ed that NOR ling by deputy marshal and
taken before the United States Commission
er at scranton, ON the charge OF having
wrongiully withheld the sum OF 5000 peu-
sion mouey from Mrs. Sarah Parker. a
soldiers widaw, and Of having forged the
name ui the widow On a pension certificate
made payable to her order The arrest wa:
made 10y direction nf the Pension Depart
menl al Washington, After the hearing
Briggs was held for bail in the SUN a
$1,000 Tor his appearance before the UniieI
States Courl at Willismsport, TO answer iol
the oiiense Of forgery as well as lor ofbeia
misconduct
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22
Fully Organized for Business.
I w vi '0f -
The Stockholders ut the Eaterprise Build.

The Stockholders ~ the Enterprise Bulld'
ing and Loan Association, pf Lehighton,
met in Rebcr's Hall on Monday evening,
l7th inst, and adopted Constitution and
By Laws for the government oi tho Assnci-
alton. number Of new and admirable
features were adopted for the running OF
the Association, all Of which are in strict
conformity to the latest legislation on the
subject. The first payment will be made
on Monday April 2l't, and the monthly
payments thereafter will be made on the
third Monday of each month. All persons
that have subscribed for stock will please
take notice of the time aud be promptly on
hand. The meeting will be held in lIsber =
Hail. commencing at O'Clock. 1t there
are any persons who cannot be present at
the meeting they should see the Secretary
and make all arrangements before the time
OF meeting.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22
The Railroad Era in Literature.

Messrs. Funk & Waguals, OF New York
have in hand II very great undertaking.
that of furnishing Standard books ut the
prices of the fash novels. Their announce
meut includes works by the best ol Amsri.
can authors, as Julian Hawthorne, joaquin
Miller, Geo. p. Lathrup, Edward Everett
Hale, etc books on which they have to pay
heavy royalty. Think of such books SELL
| ing for Is or 25 cents each. No wonder
such men ss U. s. Chief Justice Waite,
| Pres. Mark Hopkins, DR.. John Hall, speak
So enthusiastically of the undertaking.
Wendell Phillips, just before his death,
spoke his approval in the wsrmest terms.
See their large advertisement on another
page.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22

To the Editor of the Mauch Chunk Times.
SIR, In your issue of March 18TH. 1884
in an article commenting upon Mr.. William
Waterbnr aud his daughters, you take oc-
caslon u slander and deiame NV name in
that connection, representing falsely aud
malcinusly that | am cell tale." and
"mischieI maker" between the said william
Waterbor and his daughters, aud that
twas going to set my cap for hun" (Water
hor,l All of which charges most eInphat-
ically deny and denounce us wlliul aud de
liberate ialsehouds, and demand at your
hands as full and as public denial Of the
charges made us you gave to the publ cation
of them. LUCY IAUB.
Lehighlon, Pa March Is. 1854
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22

The West bound Lehigh Valley track
was blnckaded for nearly three hours at Lee
high Gsp Wednesday night by broken
wheel under the tank of the locomotive No.
ig5 During the delay all trains were run on
the opposite track.
Eight freight cars were wrecked on the
North Penn Railroad below Brngen, ON
Tuesday morning. caused by broken rall,
No one was injured.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22
March ApriE May

whon the weather crows warmer. that
extreme. tired feeling want Of appetite,
dullness, languor, End lassitude, ndllct
almost the entire human family, md scrof-
uin and other diseases cnused by humors,
manifest themselves with many. It Is i'm
possible to. throw CT this debility end eKpel
humors from the blood without tho old Of o
reliable medicine Ike Hcod'a ea-saparilla-
az could not sleep, and would get up IN
the morning with hardly life enough to GET
out CT bed l had no cppetite, and my
face would break cut wi6a pimpies I bought
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22

AT no ether seneon is the system 30 suh.
oeptlblo TO tho beneficial effects Of a re-
liable tonic and inyigorant The impure
state of the blood, Tie deranged digestion,
and the weak condition Of the body, oaused
by tie long batlo with the cold, wintry
blasts, all oall fer tho revivlnf, regulating
and restoring, influences 60 happily and
effectively combined Ia Hoods sarsapartlla.
"Hood's sarssparilla did mo great deal
Of good. had no particular disease, but
vae tired out from ovprwurii, and 1t toned
inc up" Tins. @. z StNmoNs, Cohoes, il, Y,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22
To Fishermen /!

Notice is hereby given. That all persons
are forbid trespassing on the lands Ut he un'
dersigned for the purpose Of FISHING in
WILD CREEK. between Minehart's Mill
and Lovett's Mill, after this date, under pen
atty OF the law.
VIM. LEE & SONS.
ToWamensing, March %, 1884 Sw.
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Tle Caribou A(IrufAte.
SATURDAY. MARCH %, 1884,

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Persons making
payments to this office by money orders or
postal notes will please make them payable
at the WEIssPoRT Posi- OFFICE, as the Le-
highton Office rs NOT money order Office
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Nuisance to be Abated.

The following notice has been posted up
along the line Of the L. & S. RR: "To all
engineers; Your attention is again called
to the too frequent use of the whistle while
passing through lIerent stations along the
line oi the Lehigh & Snsquehanna Rail
road, causing many complaints. Use the
whistle as little MS possible. Freemansburg,
Bsthehem, Allentown aud Catasauqua are
points most complained of, and there can Ge
no excuse for the frequent use of the whistle
at these points. (Sgned) W. S. Polhemus,
Supt."
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Notice OfAllliGati0l for Charter.


NOTICE IsHEREBY GIVEN, That an
application will be made on the 23nd day of
March, A, j. 1854, by Philip Miller. Thomas
NJ. Balliet, W. q. Weiss, Thomas Kemerer,
and Il. A. SNYDER. 20 the Governor OF Penn
sylvania, under the Act OF Assembly OF the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylyania, entitled,
'tan Act 10 provide tor the lneoTpofati, n and
Regulation OF German Corporations ap.
proved Atril %, 1874 and tue supplement
thereto, for the Charter Of an intended cor
paratiun TO be called - he Enterprise Build
ing aud Loan Association Of LehightOn,
Pa, the chHraotrr aud object Of which l. to
accumulate n fund by the monthly contrlhu-
tons OF It's members. which increased by
careful management and Investment shah
enable It, membcrs TO purchase Real Estate,
Erect Buildings, or 10 invest the same for any
lawful purpose, and fr thrse purposes 10
have aud possess aud ENJOY all the rights and
privileges OF the sald ACT OF ASS mbly and itF
snpplementa.
I. A SNYDER,
Solicitor for Apphcants,
March !. Issi-Hh
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Mics Emma ]. Reber, daughter Of Dr.
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DIED.

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Hotel and Store Stand at
Private Sale.

The undersigned offers at Private Sale hts
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