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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-05-15

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE-RE R. II.
FLEMING-W E D D ING-MOUNTAIN
FIREs-VALUABLE HORSE GONE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-05-15

NJ MRS GLADKE Is AGENT FOR HARPER's
BAZAAR CELEBRATED PATTERNS. ALSO FRENCH
SHORT NOTICE. mays
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EASTER CHIMES.
CECILIA A. GARDINER.

Ring out Ring out the joyous chimes
The Lord of Glory rose to-day;
The opening tomb its bars unfolds,
Beneath the mOrn's first golden ray.
No bonds could hold the imprisoned dust
No stone could seal the dark abode;
The conscious grave yields up its trust.
To speed tn ascending Son of God.
Ring out Ring out, exultant chimes
Behold Behold Him rising there
Through rolling waves of light and space.
Through fields of ether blue and rare,
The serried ranks of angels bright,
In double phalanx firm and strong.
All strike with joy each Quiverlng string
OF golden harps attuned to song.
Ring out Ring out ihe world around
The hope and Joy that Easter gives.
Ring out. with jubilant accord,
He lives! He lives! The Saviour liyest
All hail to Him. The victory won,
RHdemption's work is now complete.
And, mid His Fathers well-earned smiles,
lie takes His glory covered seat.
Ring Quit Ring out, triumphant chimes.
The Sdylour's resurrection day.
See. the glad earth receives her King,
Rejoiced 70 own His gracious sway.
The saow>lrop, out Of the brown earth.
II.r pale aud pensiye head uprears
And seems to llst-so white and pure
To catch the music of the spheres.
Ring out! Ring out, ye merry chimes!
'Tis glorious Easter-tlde We peal,
To-day To-day! The Lord has risen.
Life, light and glory to reveal.
The joyous birds IN branch and twig.
Carol to Him their matin' songs.
And sweetly thrill the glad refrain,
To Him! To Him! all praise belongs.
no )KLYN MAGAZINE.
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Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle.
A local circle, known as he Aryau Circle
Of the class Of 's9. Of the Chautsuqua Liter.
ary erd Scientific Circle, was organized in
LehighIon some few months ago by the fol
lowing named persons; Rev. o. r. Gu, k
AMI wife, Dr.. W. O. NJ. Seiple end wife,
Misses Hattie Koons, Belle Nusbsum, Elm
ma Reber, E L A. Klstler, Mrs. A. Kramer,
DR.. W W. Reber, and Mr.. Hatch aud wife,
of weissport.
Rev. o. p. Cook was elected president
and Mrs. seiple, secretary. The Circle
meets twice every month at the homes Of
the members, and follows, somewhat, the
order Of exercises suggested by the c. l. and
sc. One interesting featu reof the Circle Is
the troll call" which is responded to by
quotations from one or more authors an.
other s the vocal and instrumental music;
the solos by Mrs Cook are always highly
appreciated. Our last meeting was mede
very plensant by music exceedingly we'll
played upon the guitar by M9s Emma
Ash.
The Chautsuqua Literary and Scientific
Circle Is a school a. hnme-s school for
ones own house by which be or she can
become acquainted, in a general way, with
the school. and college world. There are
more than sixty thousand names enrolled
in this so called Peoples University" Al
though not a university at ell, it has put
educational influence and ambition into the
homes of the people, which will lead many
tho usands 10 seek the education which col
leges and universities supply. Several
members are over eighty years Of age.
The C. L. and s. C. course requires sbor {
forty minutes time every day for tho term
Of four years. The readings vary in inter-
est according to the taste Of the reader.
Persons may join the 8. L and s. c., for
one year full course requires four years
and even after graduation one may con
tnue To read on and add seals for years Ia
the diploma which one receives at the end
Of the first four years. The course embraces
simple, entertaining apd instructive read
ing in ancient and modern history and
literature, in physical, mental and moral
science, and in oil matters that pertain ia
a true life physical, intellectual industrial
domestic, social, political and religious; il
is unsectarian and unse ectienal, promoting
good fellowship and fraternity, inspiring
help to the home, the church, and the State
We are all delighted with the work, and
are satisfied that the time spent in the pur
suance OF the course could not be spent
more profitable. The closing hour comes
only too soon. Our president is very en-.
thusiastic over the S. L. and 8. c., and he
is welled adapted to fill the important Of
flee to which our circle has elected him.
Mr.. C. Weiss has lately joined our circle
and we haye the promise of others We
hope to be able 10 persuade many of our
friends to join us. S.
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WeatherlY Items.

WeatherlV Items.
pr. J. B. Tweedle left for Jacksonville,
Florida, last weak.
There were eleven persons confirmed
iu the Lutheran church last Sunday.
The High School scholars will give an
entertainment in Mllcr's Hall on the 23rd
Of this month.
Our bows and girls are anxiously wait
ing for the 23rd inst as that is the last day
of school.
Lewis Harleman and wife, Of Lehigh
ton, spent Sunday in town. Lew is as
jovisl as ever.
There will be a special service In the
NJ. E. church, ct 2.SO P. NJ, next Sunday.
u. C. streeter was in Easton on Tuesday
On Wednesday Frank White moyed
bis jewslry store and POstofice to the Stiles
property.
Mr.. jerry Fisher has been on the sick
list for the past two weeks.
--Cassle.'s Blues will cross cues with the
Hazleton Browns next Monday. An extra
train will run from this place to HaEleton.
The Citizens band will accompany our
club,
Mr.. Brodhead of Lehighton came here
last Friday aud has been very sick ever
since. Speedy recovery Col
The Polo matrh on Tuesday evening
between the Mahsnoy City club and
Casslel's Blues Of this town ended IN a score
Of three To nothing in ilvor Of the home
team.
-Thos GAngwsr, formerly Of this Plaes
now OF wikssbsrIe, buried bright four
teen month old daughter here on Tuesday
NvHIiUs
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be- Railroad men, the
prettiest, BEST and largest
stock of WATCHES can be
seen at E. II. IIoHL's. Mauch
Chunk, Pa. 2
The Keystone State Normal School, at
Kutstown, opens on the 6 tn inst. A large
attendance is expected.
A lump Of coal containing 80 cubic
feet, weighing 2,225 pounds, taken from
Packer Colliery ,Lehigh eounty,is on exhibi-
tion at the New Orleans Exposition.
Spring is here snd so is that elegsnt
stock oi Jewelry that we told you we were
going to get. Call aud see H. II will make
your ewes sparkle. At E. II. Hohls,
Mauch Chunk.
-RatcliT a Cbubb, bakers and coniec-
TONERS will open their ice cream rnrlor to
night Saturday.. Give them a call.
-Eges-H. 4. BeltE has on hand a
quantityiof Plymouth Rock and Brown
Leghorn Eggs for sale fur Matching, at rs
cents for l5-au egg shown to US measure
7x6l inches.
Grace F. Coolidge, well-kuown con
tributor to the Youths COmponion, Vide
AOake and 81. Nicholas, has begun ia the
PhiIadelphia Weekly Press a department
devoted to smusemeuts for the home, socisl
clubs, church entertainments, etc. The
feature is meeting with great favor.
We are glad to learn that our friend
Mr.. Hohl is selling great many watches
TO railroad men at present. Mr.. IL. still
holds his own in Mauch Chunk and is do
lug an extraordinary large business The
people in Maucb Chunk are astonished at
the busipes he has built up while here.
They call him the workingHan's friend on
account Of his icing reasonable in his
prices.
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M. z. Appointments.

The following are the appointments is made
by the NJ. Z. Conference, in session at
Chester, Pa, last week, for this district:
President rlaer, s W Thomas Brides.
burg, II Z Gilroy Bustleton. W b purell !;
Cambria SIR Of, II L Gray COhocksiuk, W
S Pugh Cumberland Street, II Wheeler /;
Eden, w d Jones, B T String; East Mont.
gomery Avenue, r Corson Fest Allie
gheny Avenue, G B Burns Fifth Street, J
o Wilson. Frankf,rd Central, j II Wood I,
FrauKfnrd Avenue, William II Shaffer /;
Orthodox Street, B r Cullen; Paul Street,
S NJ Cnew Front Street, L'nd'muth !;
Isncock Street. A NJ Wigglns; Holmes
burg,S Kemble kensington. W Downey;
Mount OIiyst. To be supplied Norris
Square. Thomas Harrison Port Richmond, +,
j f Meredith 81. Georges, Barns s..
JOhu's, Z Stubhs SaIctuary,io be supplied
by X W Harkinson Si'nam,L Hoffman;
Somertnn. + F Bond Summerfeld, W NJ
Gilbert. d B Hughes, sup. Tacnny, George
Hesrock I; Wesley, Tacuny. tu be supplied
by S Il Evans; Allentown, W. P. Howell ;
Bangor, 5 Horwell Bethlehem, B Graft /;
Bristol, W W Rdgway 81 5 Cook, supp ;
Catasauqua, john Stringer Chapman's, A
L Hood Cherry Valley, W + sheppard ;
Delaware Water Gap, to be supplied by II
W Mlllison F.; Easton, j r T GRAY East
nIsuch Chunk, II D Nsylor East Strouds-
burg, r Smith; Emile aud Fulsngtou, to
he supplied Glendon and Oldenweld, A
Heehner Labaska and Lumherville, j Ii
Smith Langh0rne and ScottvIlle, + Is
Harvey Lehighton, o r Cook Mauch
Chunk, S A Helner; Lansford and Sum
init HUI, W W Wsegarber MorrisYille, W
Major; N"shaminy and Bensalem, F A
Gilbert Nesquehonlng, A Thompson ,
New Hone, F B Lynch ; Newtown, 6 W
North PacKerton and Beaver Run, d F
Powell Parryvllle and Slatingtnn, X s
DE- Bow Raubsville, C 8 Mervine Rch-
horo and Penn's Park, to he supplied /;
Richmond, 6 N DUNCAN South Edston, N
H Fries; SpraRneviIle, GeorSe Mack ;
StroudsDurg, Dyson Tannersville IL j
lllick TobyhaEna, r Kaines Tullytown ;
q r Phracnur YLrdieyville and .Taylors
vile. to be supplied. Mintzer. .mlsslorary
u MOnlgna Thomas Kirkpatrick oha pla n
IN House OF CuTrectnn, Members oi Paul
street, Frankiord, Quarterly Conference
The Statistical Committee submitted III
report, 1t showed that there are 341
ch lrcnes in the Conference, with lls par
! bbuskOo. 1uo
81. .s24 ,6sS, and the latter at $429,45O. The
number OF probationcrs last year taken il
was 1906, making 4s,O2s. During thu
sam period there we're 7O2 deaths an
4.VIs baptisms. The amount paid fo
church improvement was s2O6.l27 pa'r
on old chuch debts, 81 1867. The presen
inlehtedness is S67O,233. Tho expenses o
churches for year for sextnns' salaries, fuel
etc, was Sl55,125. In the Conference, sale
the report, there are a63 Sunday school
with 1884 officers and teachers aud 1929
scholars. The average attendance is 40 ,539
The expense incurred for Sunday schoo
work was S52,S2O. The Libraries numLe
I36,O79 volumes.
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Around Pleasant Corner.

j. KIsrler, ot West Penn, was visiting
friend around here.
j. II. Longacre was whiting friends in
West Penn last Sunday.
Solomon Hopes, of Mahoning, pur-
chased fue horse from Joseph Hopes, OF
West Penn, for $l61.
The photograph craze has broken out
among our young iolks-two were tn Mauch
Chunk last Saturday and returned with
their phiz's in their pockets. Now "Dash"
should have his taken and put on exhibi-
tion.
Owen Smith, OF East Penn, IN owed on
to Reigels farm last week.
Centre Square Select School will open
on the 9th inst.
&C. IL. Seidle filled his ice house last
week. JosKPH.
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AFighting Tramp Deties Crowd.

On The evening Of the 18th ut, Trump
entered the house Of John stichter, a
farmer, residing at Corning Lower Milford
township, Lehigh county, and asked for
longing for the night, Mr.. stlchter refused
hut the tramp would not leave the house.
A member Of the StIchteV family was sent
ont In summon aid. Several neighbnrs
responded to the call and they endPavored
to eject the stranger, but the latter wns
more thap a match Sor the crowd and
befnre he was suhdued one OF the men hai
received q sound thrsshing. The man was
finally overcome and taken before justice
Roeder. who Committed him tn all. He
gave his name as Willie W-isel. He e
about thirty FIVE wears Of age and is evi
IDENTIFY a crank. lie was lodged to prison
at 2 O'clock next nnrning.
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SheriR's Sale.

BY virtue Of writ Of LEvARr FAoIAs, to
me directed. | will sell by public ouicry, OF
the Court House, in the Borough oi Mauch
Chunk, on
Monday, April l3, A.D 1885,
st 10 o'clock A M, the following Real Is
tate. IT, wit:
M. IAN that certain Lot or Piece nj
Ground, situate on the nurthwardly s.de oi
North street, in the Borough OF East Mauch
Chunk, Carbon County ,Prnnsy ylvaHia,nu
bered IN the plan or plot thereni seventy
tur t14); containing in front or breadth on
said North street fifty teet; extending thence
nerthwardly of that width between paral.
lei lines at right angles with said street in
length or depth 200 iert to a 80 feet wide A =
ley; bounded mort wardly by said Alley
eastwardly bv lot M 20; westwardly by
lot M. 70; southwarily by North street.
No. 2-Also, ell that certain lot or piece
cf ground situated OF the nnrthward y side
Of North street, in the Borough of East
Mauch Chunk, Carbon County, Pennsyl.
vauia, numbered IN the plan or plot al said
Borough No. 20. containing in front or
breadth on said North street $50 feet and
extending thence northwardly oi that
width between parallel liues at right angles
with said street IN length or depth 200 feet
TO 80 ieet wide allev, bounded borth
wardly by said alley; eastwardly by lot M
7S; wes,wardly by Int No. "a; southwardly
by North street. The Improvements there
on consist of
A DOUBLE TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE.
2sx2s feet, with one stery frame kitchen
l2x20 ieet.
No. 3-.All the southwa rdly one. half part
OF all that certain lot or piece Of ground
situate in the Borough of East Mauch
Chunk, aforesaid, numbered in the plan or
plot Of said Borough, No rs fronting nu
North street; containing in front or bread tn
on said North street so feet; and extending
thence nUrthwardly 100 feet to the north
wardly halt of said lot No. 7S; bounded
north wardly by the northwar6ly halt O.
said lot M 7s; easiwardly by lnt No. so;
southwardlv by North street; wesiwardlv
by lot No. 76. The Improvements thereon
consist ofa
DOUBLE 9 2STORY FRAME Dwell.
LING HOUSE,
2sx2s feet, with one-story frame kitchen
1920 ieet.
seizod and taken into execution as the
property oi William s. Walter, and 10 BE-
sold by
CHAS W. LENTZ. SHERIFF.
SHERFF's OFFICE, Mauch Chunk, Pa
March "a, 1885
F. BER1oLLTTE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
March 28-St.
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People in and out Of Town.
We would be nlsssed tn have our citizen
send us items under this head as It is i'm
possible for us 10 secure them all -Ep..

We would be nlsased tn have our citizens
send us items under this head as It is inn
possible for us To secure them all -ED..
%
R. Penn Smith, OF New York city, wtE
in town last week.
Will Ash, of Great Bend, spent Sunday
with friends in town.
will Rhoem, Of Rhoem Bros, Phila-
delphia wss in town Wednesday.
Our genial friend Daniel Gravor, of
FsirviewaLuEerne county, was in town
during the wseS.
Our genial friend A. A. Graver Of
Mountain Top, spent few days IN town
and gave US pleasant call.
We had a pleasant call from our e'-
tened friends Mss Emma Ash and Thos.
]. seifert, on Tuesday aherpoon. Call
again.
Henry Schwartz, who has been EN-
p'oyed in Minneapolis, MINI, returned
home on last Friday evening after almost
years. absence. Hen. looks we'll which is
good sign that the Western atmosphere
agreed with him.
e. A Gildner. Of Jewel City Kansas,
who Tor the past week or two has been
visit ng relatives and frisnds in this sect ion
returned to his home in Kansas last Mon
day. He expressed himself as much
pleased with bis visit.
Our very popular young friend Dan.
A. Medlar, who has been employed at
Packerton for the past year, len for Wat.
sontown, PenA'a, on Tuesday evening, at
which place he has procured a more de
sirable position. Dan has many friends
here who will miss him greatly. Success
to you Dan in your new home.
We were much pleased Tuesday alter
noon 10 receive visit from our old com
rade. John D. CLARK. Only that Johns
whiskOrs are getting grey, he looks little
older than he did in our Virginia camping
days. He is located at skinner's Eddy,
Wyoming county, in this State, where with
] other parties he is running a stone quarry.
and furnishing tagging, steps, platforms,
sills, lintsls, coping, surbing, &c.
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ToWamensing Budget.

-Rey. Freeman held communion ser
wees in St. Johns church last Sunday one
hundred aud forty niue persons partook Of
the Lord g Supper, besides forty nine cate.
chumens who werc added to the church
through the rites Of con6rmatlon and sac,
ran.ent.
d.. Josiah Stroup died on Friday morning
Of last week and was buried Monday. 1t
has cast a glno,n in the bereaved family
They have our heartfelt sympathy.
--Robert sherer, Of wcissport, has started
in tha farming business at this place.
One day last week, or rather during the
night. some unknown person or persons
created a nuisance on the road leading from
Parryvlle to Fire Line. They tore of
psiings from o. o. Blose's and Jacot
Blose's garden fences. They had better oe
ware. CONFIDENCE.
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March ApriI May

When tho weather grows warner, tnnt
extreme tired feeling, want Of appetite,
dullness, languor, md lassitude, cdllct
almost the entire human family, and serof-
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 tho aid Of q
reliable medicine Ike Hoods sarsaparfrla
"I could not slocp, and would get up IN
the morning with hardly life enough to get
out CT bed. had no appetite, and my
face would break out with pimples. bought
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At no ether season Is the system 90 suss
ceptIble TO the beneficial effects Of a re-
liable tonic and invigornnt. The impure
state Of the blood, the deraneed dieestIon,
and the weak condition Of the body, caused
by its long baltic with the cold, wntry
blasts, all call for the revivlng, regulating
and restoring Influences so happEy and
effectively combined In Hoods ssrsapartlfs-
"IIood's Sarsapari1la did me q great deal
Of good had no particular disease. but
was tired out from overwork, and is toned
me up" MRS. G. Z. SIMMONS, Cohoes, n. Y
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A LadY,s Perfect Comnanion.

PAINLgss CmLpBIRrH. = new hook by DR..
John II. DYE. one Of New York's most
skIllfui physcians, shows that pain is no.
necessary in Childbirth but results from
Vanses easily understnod and nvero,me II
clearly proves that any woman msy be-
come a mother wilh"ni suffering any pain
whatever. Il also tells how 10 OyeTebme
and prevent msrning sicKness. swrlled
limbs, and all other evils attending preg.
nancy. 1t is reliable Hnd highly endorsed
by physicians every Shero as wiie'a trua
private companion Cut this out IL will
save you great pain, aud possibly your life.
Send lWu ceut stamp for descriptive eircu-
lars. testimonials and con n6dsntial letter
ssnI in sealed euvslops. Address FRASK
THOMAS & Co. ,Publishers. Baltimore. Nd.
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@-G. D. SchitTert, recently Of White
Haven, has leased the store, 3rd door above
Thomas drug store, Bank street, this Dor.
ough, and opened a saddle and harness
manufactcry he has also, a tul line of
robes, blOnke.s, Will 8, carry combs, horse
brushes, trunks, Yalises, &c, e., all Of
which he will sell at lowest prices. Pat
ronage solicited and satisfaction g. aranteed.
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ArrRAc1lyE AND rsEFrL

The Brown Chemical Co.. Baltimore. Nd,
the owners ol the ce!ehralei Browns lr, n
Buffers, have just issued beauuiul Hani
Bnnk snd AluAnac FIR ladies', and onn
piels sud useful Memorandum Bak inr
IN n. Fhe,e publIrauons are attractive.
containing great many valuable aud in
irre-Iing things. Th-v Hre furnished free
Of ehsrg q 10y Druggists and country ST. re
keepers, but should they not have them the
Blown Chemieal Co will send either book
on rsssiPt Of two cant stamp to pay post
age. ,.
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Weisspbrt Wrinkles,

-James Hartman and wi left for Kan
sac ON Tuesday.
Every ybody has been on the move, in
this place, during the week.
The Catssauqua band enliyened our
town on Saturday.
-Jonn Bartholomew, Of Wilkesbsrre,
was in town last week.
-Rsy. A. A. DeLong moved to shamo-
kin where he will preach.
Rev. Egge will take charge of the
Evangelical congregation at this place.
Million Flory has moved into the
dwelling lately occupied by Mrs. Conner.
rHoz
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LADIES WANTED.

A lady agent is wanted IN every city
and village also ladies To travel and So
licit orders tnr MADAME WOODS Coissts and
Cnrder Corset Waists Agents are making
from twenty To fifty dollars week.
Send tor circulars and price list TO B.
Wood, a. South 6slips Street Syracuse. N.
Y. Mar. lain.
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directed, will sell by pubic outcry. at the
Court House, in the Borough of Maueh
Chunk, ou
Monday, April 13, AID, 1885.
at 0 o'clock A. NJ The following Real Es az;
M l. All that certain tract or piece oI
ground situate IN MahOnIng Township,
CarUoh County and State ui Pennsylvania,
bnunded and described as foliows Begin
ming at a stone in a line now nr late ui Cas-
per Fredtricks land; thence by the same
south forty-one ,4l degrees, west iurty nine
leIches to a stone; euce by lands late al
jonas A Hon, south seventy one degrees,
west fUrty-eight perches tn prsti thence
ly land late oi Andrew Friizlnger and VIM
J enstermacher aud land iaIe oi John Saeger
south fifteen tl5) dog prees, east flty-five and
two thirds $3.50 perches To pnst, thence
Nv land late ut Andrew Heller, north eighty
ght and one hall (sSl) degrees east eighty
two (Sa) perches TO post, thence south
tw, nty one and one quarter (2li) degrees,
forty one aud three quarters (4l3) Iercncs
to the middle oi MahrDing Greek; thence
nine (9l degrees east, eleven aud one hall
perches to the post; Themes 10y the land Of
the late jacob Frevman, north SIXTEEN de-
grees west, one hundred anu forty perches
to the place of beginning, containing Forty.
Six Acres more or less.
No. 2. All that certain tract or piece o
lard situate IN Mahoning Township, Carbon
County, Pennsylvania buunied aud de-
scriked as follows: Beginning at sto e
thence by lsDd OF Jesse Krunl, north twel, e
and one half U2Il degrees. fifty seven
perches to a,soin; thence in and along II
public road Leading from Mah"n'ng t" lie
highton, north sixty Tour (64) degrees. east
twenty Elk (26l perches Ia a stone ia sald
road; thence in aud along sard rad u1rth
fifty five and three quarters (554J degrees,
east thirty nine p"rches Ia post; tht nee 10y
land Of Henry Wrrsteiu, south thirty eight
dagrs es. east iolty seven psrches To stone;
theEce by the same north seventy one sn"
one quarter (Il4) degrees, east twenty-'hret
perches to a stone; thence by land of Reuben
Huuscker sou h twelve degrees, east seven
teen perches To- stone; thence 10y land late
Of James O'Brian, south iGiy-six and nne
half (56I) degrees, west twenty five perch"s
In a stone; thence by the same south seven
" tour aud one quarter degre IS, west eight!
three aud one half perches tn the place ~
beginning, ntsining Thirty Acres aud
Seven Pe!ches, more or less. The improve
ments thereon consist OF
TWO STORY F II A ME DWELLING
HOUSE.
1Sx3o feet; wing, 24x24 feet; one story
kitchen, I2xI4 feet; one frame barn, 35x6O
feet; ice house and other outbuildings.
Seized and taken into executi N as th'
property of VIM II Strauss, ana 10 lie snlt
by CHAS W. LENTZ SHsRlFr.
sHERrFF's OFFICE, Mauch Chunk, Pa
March "a, 1855. mar 2S 81
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-04-04

Names OF pupils who attended every day
during the month Ida Kocher, Ell izabeth
Green, Kate Arner, Eta Trainer, sadie
Addie Buck, Harvey smoyer, Geo. Brown,
Mills Rickert, Harry Beaver, Herbert
Krum, Willie Beaver, Harry Rickert,
Henry Trainer, Jonas Green.
T. II. MOONEY, Principal.