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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-05-17

The trout fishing season lasts until the
3Oth Of June. The fish mvst be caught
only with hook and line.
Allentown has twenly-nine hotels, for
ty.three restaurants and nine Wholesale
liquor dealers, making total Of eighty-one
licensed places where liquor is sold.
Mr.. David Williams is establishing no
entire new slate mantle factory at his quar-.
ry ct Waluutport.
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation com
pany last week had recorded in the Re-
corder's Office in Allentown a mortgage
gwen to the Fidelity Insurance, Trust and
Safe Deposit Company Of Philadelphia for
$4,000 ,000-th came 10 secure said corpO.
ration for loans made to the company to
the amount stated.
"A note am mounting to sal 600, which It
is claimed is forgery, has been entered
against the estate Of the late Stephen Kist
Ter, decd, OF Stroudsburg.
The regular trips over the switchbacE
railroad, between Mauch Chunk and Sum
nit Hill, will be resumed for the Summer
season ON Monday next.
-Rumor says that work will commence
next week on the Il. v. machine shops, to
I've erected at the upper end Of this borough.
The first OF the round houses is about ready
to be occupied by the iron horses.
The "red flag" flying at the lower enc
Of the ADVOCATE building is not a sign OF
the existence Of small pox, but an an-
uouncement that Caleb Worman is selling
of an assortment Of bankrupt goods at very
low prices.
Extensive preparations are being made
at Glen Onoko, 10 accommodate the many
excursion parties that will visit the Glen
during the coming season.
The clerks employed in the L. V. r r
Office, at Mauch Chunk. haye received a
raise in wages, which causes much rejoicing
among them.
Decoration Day May 80. and as yet We
hear Of no movement Tor It's observance ia
this borough. Who speaks up2
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Auditors Notice.

ESTATE orGEORGE REICHARD, De.
ceased. On the glst day OF April lssl. the
undersigned WAS appointed by the Orphans
Court Of Carbon County, as Audi.
tor, to make distriDutlOn OF the funds or tai
anco IN the hands OF Lydia Relchnrd, adj
ministratriX OF the estate of George heich.
ard, deceased, late OF East Penn township,
said county, and make report 10 next term,
viii meet an parties interested for the pur-
pose ur his appointment ON MONDAY the
l9th DAY utMAN. 1884, ut ON NEO'CLUrk
r. NJ, nj his Office in the horOu III Of Muuch
Chunk, ON Broadway street. when and where
all pei sons interested arc required u DO
present and present their claims or be DO.
barred from coming In for Il share In said
fund or balance.
CnAS. ORIN STROU, Auditor.
Mauch Chunk, Pa, April %, l5s4. va.
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Under roof-The two-double houses Of
Daniel o!ewins, on Academy Hill.
lion. W. M. Rapsher has sold his un-
divided one-half Of the house and lot, op-
posite the ADVOCATE Office, TO John Aeker.
Consideration $500.
"A horse belonging to John Laury, the
Weissport baker, while hitehed to post on
susquehl ma 't'eet, Mauch Chunk, last
Saturday, became frightened at something
and threw himself on the post, the point Of
which entered bis heart The horse died
shortly afterwards
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Auditors Notice.
In the Orphans Court Of Carbon County.
Fstuto ofJAcOD PApsT. Deceased.

Estate ofJAoon PAasT, Deceased.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Court. April 80, A. ID. 1884, 10 pass upon the
exceptions and make distribution ofthe funds
In the hands OF Henry NADER, Executor Of
the Estate OF Jacob Pabst. deceased. luto of
Audenried, Ranks Township. Carbon Coun.
tv. Pa, will hold q meeting for tine purpose
Of his appointment on WEDN ESDAY. tho
FOURTH DAY OF LUNE. a. -. 1854, at
MN +. o'clock A. NJ. att the Otlce OF Freyman
s. kcifer, Attorneys at Law, Broadway,
Nauch Chunk. Pa, when anil where all
parties interested will he required TO make
their claims or be debarrcd tiOm coming In
upon said fund. 3. Il. GILH AM,
May 1S5kw4 Auditor,
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Estate Notice,

| Estate Of FRANCIS SToCKEn, lnto Of Iahon.
Ing Twp, Carbon Co., Pa, Decd.
letters Tcstamentnry upon the above Es.
| tate having been granted to the undersigned,
| all persons indebted to snid Estate are re-
| quested 10 make Immediate payment, and
| those having claims TO present the same With
out delay, to
LOUISA STOCKER,
Lchighton p. o.. Carbon County, Pa,
| Or, her Attorney, L. X. SLEW ERS. Esq,
| Mauch Chunk, Pa. May 10, l3sI-w6
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Our Standard library books fo- Is cents
and % cents are about tho size of this entire
advertisement. Tho type in
nearly all the books are Small
Plea, the size used in this SEN
tence. Each book is printed
on fine laid paper. and Is bound in durable.
handsome paper cover, with the name priItel
On tho hacE and eila.
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QnarY1

According to the published report Of the
transactions of the "Town Council" in the
Carbon ADVOCATE of last week, we notice
the Methodist Episcopal church had made
application for license to hold Gift and
Prize Festival. 1t we know ourselves
Alright, we did not even entertain the idea
OF going into that kind Of lottery business,
mucn less make application for license
therefor. There ccrta My must be an error
some where. A METHODIST.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-05-17
Big Fish Stories from Little Pike.

The largest trout caught in Pike county
for ten years was captured in the Little
Bushkill Creek on Saturday by Thad. Mer
Ger Of Bradford county. 1t was caught with
an angle worm, below the lower Bushkll
Falls, and weighed four and quarter lbs.
The biggest Pike county treut on record
caught previous to this one weighed four
and half pounds. 1t was caught at the
mouth Of the Sawkill Creek also with an
angle worm. f. Pnchot caught three
pouEder at the mouth Of Toms Creek. Ed
Whitfield, OF New York, killed three
pound trout in the Conashaugh Creek.
The biggest trout eyer taken in the Della
ware Valley weighed six pounds. It came
ont Of the Beaverkill, and was for years IN
Bnrnum's old museum, and was burned uI
when the building WAS consumed.
Charles Fennn Hoffman caught an eight
pound trout in White Lake, Sullivan, coun.
ty, n. Y, years ago, aud six FOUNDERS were
common IN Pleasant Lake, near Monticello
Forty years ago trout that weighed three
pounds were frequently killed IN all tn,
Pike county ponds, and a five pound trout
was not a rarity. The stocking Of then
with pickerel destroyed the front, and ther,
are none left In any of the ponds now eX
cept in Little Walker pond.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-05-17
Weissport Budget.

-Deats & Co, the popular jewellers, are
doing a good business.
"A new porch and pavement is being
laid in front of tDe Weissport House. This
is move IN the right direction, and other S
in the vicinity should follow suit.
The fence around our public square is
in very poor condition, in some places
being completely torn down. Our borough
council should look after the matter.
Our young aud enterplising friend Joe
Fenner, has gwen out contract for the
erection Of double frame dwelling house
opposite L. A. Horns drug store, ou White
street.
Some of our young men, along with
members oil the old band, have met and
organized new band They are getting
along very nicely, and in a short time now
Weissport people may expect to be treated
tn grand serenades. By the time the poiti-
cal campaign opens its battery, they will be
in No. order.
The following letters remain uncalled
for in tho Post Office: John Shonk, Henry
A. Bears, Peter Beltz, Phaon Benyholi,
Lewis Fisher, Chas. Fenstermacher, Mrs.
Matilda Gumber, Mrs. Francis Green,
Mrs. Lizzie Hitler, Mrs. Dlliah Heaney
Jos. Hunsicker. W. II. KNEcHr, P. NJ.
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Tle Carbon Sdrptate,
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1884.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Persons making
payments to this office by money orders or
postal notes will please make them payable
at the WElssPoRT Posi- OFFICE, as the Le-
highton Office is NOT a money order Office
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Philadelphia, May l4th, 1884.
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with the Poets, By Canon FAanAE.
Life OF Cromwell, ny PAXTON HOOP.
Essays OF Grorgs EiiDt ('Jmplete,.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.
Notice ls hereby given, that have given
my son CHARLES WERrH, his freedom,
and will not ne responsible for any debts con
tracted by him after This date.
HENRY WERTH,
Walcksyille, Pa,
franklin twp, May Is, lss4.wSE
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-05-17
Decoration Day.

Decoration Day.
We have been requested to state that the
following merchants will close their places
Of business on May 80, Decoration Day;
!. T. Nusbaum, W. II. Strauss,
WIN KcmrTer, J. J. Gabel,
r. Fenstermacher, Clauss 4 Bro.
L II. Snyder,
The post office will only be open from 7
to s:l5 a, m, from 1890 a. M, TO 1890 p.
M, and from $3.50 to p. m.
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Legal Notices.

To Whom 1t May Conc ern, ,
All persons are hereby forbid harborlng or
trusting my wife, MARY REHRIG, nrtr
this date, she having left my bed and Loa d
without cause or prnvOcation, will pay 10
debts contracted by her.
JONAS S. REHRIG,
Mahoning twp, Carbon Co, Pa.
May ID, 1sS4-wSE
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aov. Clsv.,and,s 1ns.ntiou,,

Washington Special to the Evening Post: A
prominent Democratic member of congress,
who has recently visited Gov. Cleveland, says
the latter said to him: 81 intend to resign on
the 9th Of January, and as Lieut. Gov Hill will
administer the executive Office for the next year
have turned tho writing of message over to
him. After laying down the duties of gov
ernor shall listen to whatever my Democrat
10 friends have to say. l shall divide my time
between Albany and Buffalo until the time. ar
rives to go to Washington. intend to give
due consideration to the counsel Of my own
party friends Itmay be that when I enter
move as fast as some of the Democrats wish,
but think it will be better to 80 slow and be
sure. We cannot hope to avoid mistakes, but
II We proceed slowly We will make fewer mis-
takes than il We go with rush
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-12-12

Pierre has purchased ten acres of
land for cemetery.
Land hunters are now making a raid
on Douglass county.
The jury of the United States circuit
court at Yaakton has brought in YER
dict of not guilty in the case of j. g.
Fairchild, who was charged with frauds
on the land Office at Mitchell.
Wheat sold at Huron for 20 cents a
bushel, one cent lower than oats and
che lowest ever known by any Huronite.
The trustees Of La Moure have voted
$4,000 bonus for the erection of flour
ing mill at that point.
w. g. Waters, who keeps q general
store at Sioux Falls, has been closed
under foreclosure of mortgage. Assets
and liabilities comparatively small.
The farmers at Dakota are earnestly
discussing the question of wheat grades
and intend to secure action by the leg.
islature.
The Huron National bank has opened
Tor business with q capital of $50, 600.
Lewis w. Hazen is president; John A.
Fowler, cashier; and John A. Shaw,
assistant.
A. J. Gibbs, on trial at Ysnkton 70,
dealing in bogus declaratory statements
was acquitted.
A turnip weighing sixteen pound,
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An Hoping Deacon .ar.ea.. II. via.

N 040p10B O08o00 1@x100o9 314 MIC
New York special:-MrA Terry, wifeof Dea-
con g. Mitchell Terry, who eloped with the
wife Of Rev. Mr. Downs, pastor of the North
vile Qong Island church, says she had not
the slightest idea Of her husband running away.
He had always been very affectionate and
treated her we'll She did not believe he
had left until last night when she
received letter from him dated Hotel Bristol,
New York City, Dec 8. and postmarked Jersey
City, where it had evidently been dropped in .
letter box Is he was passing through the cars.
In this letter Terry states that he will never re-
turn to Worthwhile, that he had decided farm
TO his wife and enclosed the deed He also en-
closed . check in her favor on the Riverhead
Savings bank for 1854, the balance to
his credit; also number Of bills, amounting
to several hundred dollars, for her to collect
The farm buildings and stock are said to be
worth 5000. Mfa Terry thought her hus-
band had taken about e4,O6O in cash With him.
having recently sold some property and drawn
money from the bankA TIE wife Of Rev. Mr.
Downs, the clipping lady, is the daughter Of
Rev. james Hand, 3 local preacher Of Bridge
hsmton, and related to the wealthiest families
Of Suffolk county. Terry always took an act,ve
paFt n 81 political and religious movements.
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1usssts OF xors,s. x.v..

The now American Episcopal church at Par.
is cost $5OO,OM
Three dynamite cartridges were found yes
terday alongside the rails Of the Great North.
ern railway at Derby, England.
Advices from the gold coast of Africa state
that trade riots have taken place at Winnebat
Twelve men were killed and number wound
ed The rioters were finally arrested
A dispatch from Dongola says: The Muir
has received news that the Mahdi is dead and
his followers are dying fast The came corpe
are stahordshire regiment will start for Am.
bukol next week.
Prince Dismark is doing his bestto assume
an air Of indifference over his recent defeat in
the reichstag. but private advices from Berlin
show that in reality he is furious. He is repre-.
sented as chatting terribly over his failures
1t is understood that on the completion of
the Canadian Pacific railroad, George Stephen,
president, will be knighted. II was with this
view that Mrs. Stephen was accorded . visit to
Queen Victoria the other day.
Gen. De Lsle, commander of the French
forces in Tonquln. telegraphs that an imperial
decree urging natives to poison the French has
been placarded in Loeb Nay, issued, he says,
by order Of the viceroy of Kwong Lung.
Mrs. Blood, who is annoudced by cable ~
having recovered e, 900 damages for libel
from the London Modern Society for having
stated that she was divorced woman, is 90
well known In this country as Victoria Wood
hull
private dispatch from Sir John A. Macdon-
aid states that he is comforting with the inn
perisl government in regard to representation
in the Northwest Territoriea According to
the British North American act, it will be i'm
possible to give representation to territories by
the dominion government but it is understood
that this difficulty will bs overcome, through
sir Johns efforts, by imperial legislation. In
terviews have been held by parties interested
with the minister Of the interior, Sir David
MACPHERSON, but nothing can be done unit
Sir Johns return. It il almost certain that
measure will be introduced next session Of par.
lament
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Record Of oasualtaea


The most in tense excitement and consterna-
ion exists At White Sulpur Spring, W. Va, over
the who lesale poisoning of the family OF An
drew Mamma rich cattle dealer living near Fort
Spring.
The fro losses in November in the United
states and Canada were s7,9O0,OOO This is
largely in excess of tho average November fire
waste since the Boston fire in 1872 The eleven
QUO
Nine Inspector Steiner has Instituted suit
at Uniontown, Pa, for criminal negligence
against the Ames Cole mino, at tho time of tho
Youngstown mine explosion, by which fourteen
persons were killed outright and seven others
injured The families of those killed by tho
exPlosion Ere generally in very destitute cir
cnmst.n:,es, and damage suits will probably be
entered ~
Twenty buildings in the heart of tho town Of
Breckenridge, Colo, were burned last Friday
night Among them were the Grand Central
hotel; Finding & Co., hardware; H. H Twins,
dry goods; W. H. Woodside, boots and shoes;
y. formans, storehouse and dwelling;
Newcomb's assay Office and Radigan's livery
stable. The property burned was mostly
dwellings,. Loss, between $G0, 600 and 475, OO6:
insurance unknown.
William Reynolds Of Knoxville, Ohio, drove
wagon into his orchard, which lies ON the
side Of a steep hill He unhitched the team,
set the rubber brake against the wheels and be-
gan cutting some brush, leaving his three small
children playing in the wagon The rubber
came loose and the wagon started down the hill
1t fearful speed. Aftcr running 100 yards it
came IN contact with a large rock, and the chill
oren were dashed out and two of them thrown
against a rock and instantly killed