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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-05

A. DOBLE,
Agent for Thomas Firth Sons celebrated Steel,
and manufacturers of all kinds Of blacksmith
Tools and Wright's Washoe Picks. 10 Ere.
mont street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-05

| E. GUITTARD CO.,
| Importers of Teas: manufacturers of ChsrtYes'
Java Coffee, Chocolate, Spices, etc; 2O7-2O9
Sacramento street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-05

SAN FRANCISCO PLATING WORKS.
liver plated Amalgamating Plates for saving
cold f. G. DennistOn. 653-655 Mission street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-05
Blanks! Blanks Blanks

The following blank forms are for
sale, for cash only, at the TINES office:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-05
FER SALT WORKS.

7 IIUNFEK SALT WUNKS
| Importers aud dealers in foreign and domestic
| Salt and Peerless Baking Powder. u, +. Bar
ton Co., 213 Sacramento street
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-05

CALIFORNIA PAINT co,
Mixed paints Coers ground in oil, and pure Lin.
seed Oil Putty. 4O3 Market street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-05

IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF BAGS,
ORE SACKS, TENTS, TWINES, &c.
Neville l. Co., 3l-33 California street.
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PATENTS GRANTED.

List of Paienls granted To citizens Of Pa,
f'r the week ending, Tuesday, March "a,
1855, compiled from the Official Records
of the United States Patent Office, c expressly
OF the C4RlnS ApvocATE by sRiPLkY
BHAsHRARs, Patent Attorney, Solicitor aud
Expert, No. 6S7 f Street, n W., Washing
ton Of whom copies. and information lnuy
DO hai.
]. RAyreIt, Allegheny. lifting Jack tro
lssue).
@. W. Beaver, Mann's Choice. hill coup.
ling.
g, N. Bennett, Jenkingtovn, car coup
ling.
O. W, Bicrer, Pittsburs, apparatus for re.
moving coke from ovens.
c. NJ. Curnahan, Pittsburg, machine for
splitting iron bars an sheets
F. Dawson, sr., and jr, Williamsport, car
starter.
H. EsteP, Piltsbprg, glass anneallng fur.
mace.
W. II. Harper, Berlinsyile, bush ham.
NOR.
Thomas HeathcOte, Allegheny, stonc-
litter.
George B. Mnrblp, jr., HaEeton, coffin.
II. c. McCartv, Wi!linmsport, car truck.
Al. Miller, Mpadvillc, brick machine.
Ismes NJ. Miller, Allentown, hill coup
ling.
?. s. Reeves, Fhoepi7Yille, journal bear
ing.
NJ. Rnesgen' 'Pittsburg, draw. plate punch.
VIM. Scar, Rimcrsburg, churn.
j. j. Sorensnn. Erie, mangle.
Mark Thompson 4 Kucher, Athens,
animal power
Z, Watts, Middetown, f rc escape.
J, F. Wilcox, Pi'tsburg, conv erter.
Jas. P. Witherow, Allegheny, purifying
pig irnn.
Jas. p, Wtherow, u. W. olney ir., J.F.
Wilcox and G. L. Tener, ingot iron and
steel. Same parties, making ipgot iron and
steel.
J. Brooke, Pottstovn, design for money
box.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-28
Explosion OF L. v. K. r. Car,
DASH.

The New York SIN say The 61o train
m the Lehigh Valley Railroad which
started from the Pennsylvauia depot in
Jersey City Tuesday night consisted Of a
locomotive, baggage car and six passenger
cnaches. The train was crowded with
passengers, among whom werc several
ladies. AS il wSs passing through Bergen
cut, near Marion, loud explosion occurred
in the rear car.
The train was Immediately stopped, and
many Of the passengers aud all the train
hands rushed 10 the car. As they catered
it they fnnnd its occupants in wild excite.
ment, Men were running iranticaly
through the aisle and wo,nen were scream
ing with terror. From tho closet in tho
back Of the car flames and smoke were
rolling forth, and tho woodwork on the
exlsrior OF The closet had taken Are.
The crew assisted all tho passengers into
the car ahead, and then severed the coup
ling that connected the blsEing car with
ths train. Engineer Pendergast pulled his
train further up the cut, and an aiaral oi
fire wss sent out from a neGnboring fire
box. Before the engines arrived, however.
the burning car burned down to the trucks.
The train proceeded on Its way, Nome Of
the passeH gers were injured. The cause of
the explosion could not be asneItained.
Since the abovc was Iut IN type.we lea, N
that the explosion took place in a Pa RR.
rrsr. and that ii YVES caused by leakage OF
Illuminating Gas.
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Mahoning squiibs.

-~N4N@-N9 SANAAbS'
Mrs John Nothstein moved to Centre
Square during the week.
Ed. Rex lost horse by death durins
the week.
"A. L. Henry, Of Lansford, was visiting
friends in the Valley on Sunday.
County Superintendent Snyder, of Le.
highion, visited our schools last week for
tho second time.
r D. X. was on a "business trin" to
West Penn last Saturday.
A. II. Gnmbert who was elected
Assessor at the recent spring election is at
Tre'eut engaged in the performance of his
duties.
Lewis Miller's hcrses ran away one day
last week, but fortunately did but little
damage to the wagon.
"A. Arner is hsying his saw.mill re.
paired,
The Lords Supper will be celebrated
by the Reformed congregation of the vt.
Johns church to.morruw Sunday morn.
ing At the same time class of twenty
one oatPchumcns will Le confirmed. All
are cordially invited.
jacob Longacre a1d D. W. Ballet wera
to slatngton last Saturday, whera they had
their photographs taken. This is the sea
son for it, and we would advise "Joseph"
to have bis taken, too, who, by his last
weeks ,renort, as it seems, loes not know
that Z. J. G., is q fellow who wears dress.
DAeu
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8 noe the division of LrE"rne county some
h'tv or sixty properties in Marcy township
have been assessed in Luzerne county.
This year, however, the Luzerne County
Assessors did not assess and those Of Lacks-
wanna lid. The Luzerue Commissioners
would not accept tho assessment without
the township and propsrtiSs. The result is
that they are now assessed in both counties
and the question arises to which county the
taxes snail bS paid. TIE Larka awanna
commissioners sgres to settle the matter
by having the Surveyors from both count les
meet and establish boundary lines. The
LnEerne Commissioners hayo not as yet ac-
cePted the proposition.
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Weissport Items.


Our young friend O. G. Dents is making
fraptic efforts to boss the bicycle. Perse.
vereI
--MahlQp Raudenbush will move into
tue building on White street, VACATED by
W. F. Biery.
Benz. Weaver and Chas ziebach nrc
happy two bouncing naidens the cause.
Mr.. r. Heydt, Of Ashley, is visiting at
J. S. Lapry's this week.
-Cbarles. a two year old boy Of Frank
Feuner, while on his way home with his
mother, Tuesday. fell snd broke his arm.
oh, how bitter, to love girl aud then
not get her, is about equal to NJ getting
shaved without maustache.
-Miss A. Schoenberger, of Big Greek,
wsa the guest Of Sadie Zeigepfqss during
the week.
-Wm Nesley, moved TO Staten Island
last Tueaday, with hia family.
--Wm. schreiber, of Mountain Tor, was
home ON visit pyey Sunday,
A surprise party came off at the resi-
d0nee Of Owen RieTy, Saturday evening
last.
The drug store is gov fxei i9 the new
quarters,
-Aboil Snyder, Of Albgrtps, was in towp
during the week.
--pAyid Wright lett for St. Jphp's,Mieh.,
Tuesday evening. Speccts, David.
AIR. a. W. March 10 hutne from Jersey
Shore. and will remain fora lew weeks.
Warren seidle has rented the house
vacated by Vim. Nesley, apd will take pos.
session next Tuesday.
Mrs. Derbyshirc, Of Philadelphia,
mother Of Mrs. William Miner, Of this
PLACE, died at their residence on last satur.
day forenoon. The boIy was taken to
Philadelphia on Monday afternoon, and
buried nt the latter place on Tuesday. We
sympathize with Mrs NJ. in her bereaye.
ment P4os.
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A LadY's Perfect Communion.

FAIsLEss CHILDBIRTH. new bnuk by Dr.
J"hn II. Dive. one of Nav Yorg's most
skIlliui physicians, shows that pAin is not
necessary in Childbirth, but results from
causes easily understood and overcome II
clearly proves that amy wnman may he
ooQis q mnther vilhuut suffering suv pain
WhntsvaE. IL aisp tells hoy 81 overcome
aud prevent ni"ru,ug sieEnrss, sw"lled
lmhs, snd al "her evils attending pr-g
uBHoy, IL IL reliable Bnd highly endorsed
10y piysirrnns every Fhrra rs a Silss true
private cuinpaninn Cot ihls npi il will
save yng great pam. snd !sssihy y',nE lifa
SEND w. erni stamp inT descriptive oife .
lars. Testimonials aai con6 isniial i-itsF
sent In sealed envslops. Adirrss FRAsx
THoHAs 4 Co. ,rabllshG5, Baltimore, Nd.
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People In and ont Of Town.

We would Ls pleased 10 nave our citizens
send us items under this head as Il is i'm.
possible for Us 10 secure them all -Ep.
- Our young friends Howard and Ed
Chubb are home.
Our young friend Al. Clauss, Of Drift
ton, Pa, spent Sunday with the "iolks al
home"
-Rey. Mr.. Bruegel and wife. Of Cherry.
vile, wasin town during the week calling
on their many friends.
-Messrs. William Seidle and Frank
Single, Of Philadelphia, were the guess Of
John Esch, on BankwRy. iurng the weak
-Miss Tillie Scilsrt, an estimhblo young
lady Of this place, was visiting relatives
aud friends at SlatIngton aud Allentown n
during last week.
Lewis Armbruster. Of Mauch Chunk,
was in town On Monday attending To the
duties of his appointment, that OF Mercan
tile Appraiser.
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The Sectional school BOARD. Must Go.

From the Greensburg Tribune: As 4
specimen Of the kiAd OF School Directorl
We haye in some districts we publish be,
low a copy Of the proceedings by the Board
OF Directors in a certain township in the
north Of the county. One Of the parents
preferred charges sgainst the teacher in IN,
disirict. The written charges were as fol
lows:
First, incompOlency second. using i'm
proper languages third, whipping scholar,
pu the head aud abusing them lnr moth ug
tnnrih, jumping up aud smackinE his fisli
and bsniering anything about s.,
These charges were land before the board
aud the president called meeting. and
the f'll"wins is copy Of the action. laker
Ms written down by the secretary, verbatim
ct literslimi
"F'hm'ry the a. "ISS5"
By nrdrr 1T the President the b ard
Met ~ 5 - Seh"0i llnase la f-tel some
Troulsl ar ehari-s Rc,ght up A G.In.t the
l1"ulher j f-rgh"snn aud Ihr q arl he a
tHr ease aud e,nsi i-risd The aharSss WH.
Rsss yrrn Mt very strnns aud the b ,arl
isYoy"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-28
Worse Than Firearms,

The editor oi all Omaha paper, in com
menting on several cases in that city where
children died from the effects of taking
cough syrup containing morphia, remarks
that opiates, poisons and narcot les are more
dangerous than firearms. Mothers should
note this and furthermore that different
Boards Of Health, make careful pnalvses
have certified that the only purely yeg-.
table preparation Of this kind. and one that
is in avery way harmless, prompt aud
effective, is Red Star Cough Cure. Mayor
Latrobe 0f Baltimore, aud the Commission.
1t Health, have publicly endorsed this
valuable discovery.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-28
How They Live.

Miners in the iron mines OF Lehigh and
Berks counties have not made above 90
cents day ut The best during the past ear
aud have not worked mnre than halt the
time. A steady, trustworthy man declar,
that his total earnings in 1884 were but
$50, ana an that amount he end his wife
lived. His home 10 a miserable hoyel and
his food was Of the cheapest. bread was
their mnin diet morning, noon and night.
Butter they never had and only cccasions
" could they spread lard over their broad.
Cheap inolasses and potatoes, with such
vegetables as thev could raise on their un-
productive lot, completed their bill Of fare.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-28
a Slate Exchange to be Formed.

The Slate Exchange OF Lehigh and
Northampton counties, organized more for
the purpose of Keeping IN prices and pre-,
venting decentralization in the slate trade,
through oyer-rroduction, has undertaken
the formation OF a National Slate Exchange
tn be conducted on the snmo basis as the
Produce Exchanges of New York, PhilA
delphia and "ther cities. 1t is the inten-
linp to meot in Eiston, April sth, and in
Viiations to all slate produaers, dealers and
brokers are TO he extended. The slate re-
gions from Maine to Virginia will he rep.
resented. II is proposed to issue $50 Ger.
tihcatss OF membership and establish a
system Of Classification, inspcoten and
calls. Tho movement 10 regarded with
great favor bY slatemen 10 Eastern Penn
sylvania, which prod uceS three fourths OF
tho slate in the Unite States.
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Around Pleasant Corner.


j. II. Lnugacrp aud D. NJ. Ballet were
on business trip to slatington last satur.
day,
David Rhode, Of East Penn, was the
guest Of J. II. Lpngacre ON Sunday.
I'D. Nothsten Of Centre Square, was on
q trip to Trenton, New Jersey, during the
week.
&C. II. seidel has moyed into his new
building.
"A. seidel, Of Iehighiou, has rented
Gerber's Mill and will start business on
the lst of April.
Mrs, Kelby, of this place, was visiting
friends in CaiaFauqnn during the week.
Mr. Brodhsad moved to Paekerton
during the week. JosEPH.
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SheriR's Sale.

BY virtue oi a writ of LEvARt FAOiAs, IA
me directed. will sell BY public ouiory, al
the Court House, in the Borough oi Mauch
Chunk, on
Monday, April l3, AID 1885,
ct 10 O'Clock A NJ, the following Real Es.
tate, IT, wit:
No. Am that certain lot or Piece ol
Ground, situate on the n"rthwardly side NJ
North street, in the Bntnuph ul East Muuch
Chunk, Carbon County .Prnnsy Iva His,num
bered in the plau or pln, theieoi seventy
four t74)i containing IN front or breadth or
said North street fiIy 'eei; ex ending thence
pOrIhwarlly Of that wihth between paral.
lei lines at right angles with said street in
length ur depth 200 ieet t. Il 30 feet wide A =
leyj bounded north warilv by said Alley;
esstwatdly bv lot M 40; weslwar,lly hy
lot M ~; snnthwardly hy North street.
Ne. 2-Also. all that certain lui "r piece
ri ground situated ob the north ward ly aide
Of North street. in the Birnugh oi East
Mnuch Chunk, Carbon County, Pennsyl.
vabia. numbered IN the plan ur plot at said
Borough No. "a. containing in front nr
breadth uu said North street $50 feet and
extending thence northwardly al thai
width between parallel lines at right angles
with said street IN length or depth 200 feet
TO 80 iert wide allev, bounded nurih
warmly hy said alley; ess;wardy 10y lot M
rs; westwardly by lot No. a; suulhwardly
by North street. The Improvements there
on consist uf
A DOUBLE TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE.
2sx2S feet. with one story frame kitchen
l2x20 ieet.
M. 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 TS hontlng "n
North street; containing in front or breadth
IN SAID North street so feet; and extending
thenee nurthwsrily 100 ieet To the north
wardly hsli Of said Let No. TS; bpuudrd
northwsrdly by the northwar6ly hall o.
said lot M rs; easiwardly by lnt M. so;
southwardlv 10y Mouth street; westwarilv
by lot No. 70. The improvements thereon
consist nfa
DOUBLE 2STORY FRAME Dwell.
LING HOUSE,
2Sx2S feet, with q ono. story frame kitchen
l2x20 ieet.
Seized and taken into execution as The
properly oi William S. Walter, and 10 be
sold by
CTIAs. W. LENTZ. SHRRtFP.
6HERiPF's OFFICE, Mauch Chunk, Pa,
March "a, 1885
+. BERToLLTTE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Marh 28-3..
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-28

Is tho handsom~st. brightest, most elegant.
lv illustrated weekly paper for youth even
published. Serial stories bv Hurdtio A lger
Jr Oliver Optic. Mary 4 Denison Edward
s. Ellis, and other celebrated writers, shorl
sketches, puzzles, nharsdes. O;c. Bows and
girls, send for freq sample copy. II will
instruct and nmuse you, Address TIM
GoLDES ARSosY, 81 Warren Street, New
York,
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"ruE oorrEn's SATURDAY MIGHT"

Burns "Cottor's Saturday Night" and
other p"ems, price only two csnsl. Trnny.
sons "Enoch Arden" two cents. Rawlfn.
sou S "Srven Great Monnrahlas," reduced
from SlS 90 Ia So 90, and other suah ahsT
acterlstn victories "f The Literary Reynlu
tion cause prominent literary critic tn
rXclaim. "What is the world enmiug 10 ?
Tina pnor man is on all equality with the
richest. as far as books are concerned. q"
MIR Alden's advertisements are alwnvs in .
teros'ing reading. and lovers rf good books
will notice nne ia our columns elsewhere
with pleasure
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----------------------
The Coplny Iron Company, after some
kicking, has paid a school tax,

ATTRACTIVE AND USEFUL.

The Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore Md. .,
the owners Of tho celebrated Browns Iron
Btters, haYe just issued beautiful Hand
Book and Almanac for ladies, and com.
pleto and useful Memorandum Book for
men. These publications are attractive,
containing great many valuablA snd in
terestng things. Thev are furnished free
Of charged by druggists and country store
keepers, but should they not haye them tho
Brown Chemical Co will send either book
an receipt OF q two cent stamp to pOy post
ago, 5.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-28
Spring Medicine

When TIC weather grows warmer. that
extreme tired feeling, want Of appetite,
dullness, langror, and lassltude, rGllct
almost tho entire huZan family, and scrof-
ula end other diseases caused by hunors
manifest themselves with many. 1t is lra-
possible to throw OF this debility and expel
humors from the blood without the aid Of q
reliable medicine like Hoods sarsaparllla.
u could not sleep, and would get up in
the morning with hardly life enough to get
out Of bed. 1 had no appetite, and my
face would break out with plmples. bought
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-28
LADIES WANTED.

A lady agent is wanted in every city
and vIllsgei also ladies to travel and so.
lcit ORDERS nr MADAME Woon's Corspts and
Oorden Cnrset Waists. Agents ara making
fran twenty to fifty dollars week.
Send Tor circulars and price list 10 p
Wood, "a South Sslius Street Syracuse, N,
\. Mar. II 2m.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-28
MOQaaetde Casres. pR.

Is he trst maI ~ discover the Ehilosophiear I
principle that all nervous rains, aches, and
dehtlity should be treated from the brain
buteTy,n from whence eInanntes ali neryona
i"Tce and will power. All other forms N
Iteaimrnt Tor nsrvUus disVr lers are faiu ss
ETsrt rcrs"I wAu suffers from nerynusbeGa
knows this. and hat mrdieines only pAIliato.
but never care. These appliances arc may.
nelio. and differ irnn all others in tho mar.
k.t which are electric. Magnetism ts the
HE ~ NAN. Their curative Qualities are
w0nderAl In ali nervous Complaints iho
RHpRn ph' siaians practic'd d magnetic trsat-
iuoht l,pO yc ,Ts age IN nervous diseases. INT
did not lrSdt from The ''brain battery DR.
II Ill has made this great diseaysrv Iha
only sure cure for Nervous hrs.i iehc. Rheu.
mhilsm, NEURALGIA, LivUr aud HIdssy Com
plairF, Paralysis. GOut, spinal wraknsss
dyspepsia, Constipation. Cold Lmts and
Feet, aud bcn,ral Debility iiae,leua
cures noted every day. The Masnetio Bru5h
nus nHils, aud the only article at the kind
inVenied. L. Il tha g'eatrst euratiya aEsnt
known nnd us'd IN brush bath" ml.arta
lons, replouishrg tl,s deb,litate,l system, ahd
creates warmth. In ehG6nio casrs 1nr Mag,
ne 10 iiunts Belts AMI Pads should hs usud
lLs hgut6es arc war; iHtHd ~ do the warK ar
m"neI rrldndSd. Send for circular ami iss.
uG'uniES iy grilg u description OT nsr
Nous trouble, weWiii siye advice ana diioo-
li1eS now tG NO our appliances, Hill
MEntNALt MAGNETIC APPLIANCE
CoA FANf, Lock Box IS, Warrington. d.
" jan.si, lssS-tE
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Hon, VIM. n. Rapshsr Moves to Mauoh
nk1al-

-~SH' " AA' ~ @seESAOt 1ASNue W 1AduUu
Chunk.
Our respected townsmnn, Hon. W. NJ
R"psher, removed his residence and law
Office during the week to Nauch Chunk,
first door above the "Mansion House." We
much regret IN part with him. We respect
and admire him, in cnmmon with the
people Of this town, as q man Of sterling
parts. He is an able and valuable citizen
toSny community, ready to promote any and
every enterprise for the public good. He
faithfully and efficiently served our peop's e
here in various local positions-he WAS for
nine years a member Of the Borough Coun.
Gil, and for time School Director. Mr..
X. is q safe councillor, and his suggestions
always carry with them great weight and
seldom fail to convince. lie did his full
part in building up and improving our
borough, always assisting in every public
enterprise. We wish him and his family
much happiness and success in their new
home at Mauch Chunk.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-28
Rxcuraion to New nrlanna.

Dickinson, the excursion manager ioi
several Southern railroads, will run q
special excursion from Msuch Chunk Il
New Orleans, leaving On April 18Th. The
rate will be very low and special privilege
granted 10 exeprsionists enrnule. Fol
further particulars see swall bills and cir
culars
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-28

AT no other season is the system 50 suS.
oeptible to the beneficial effects Of re-
liable tonic and invigorant. Tie impure
state of the blood, the deranged digestion,
and the weak condition Of the body, caused
by Its long LATHE with the cold, wintTy
blasts, ali call for the reviylng, regulating
and restoring Influences so happily and
effectively combined In Hoods Sarsaparf1lA.
"Hoods sarsaparllla did me great deal
OF good had no particular disease, but
was tired oft from overwork, and 1t toned
me up" GIRs. c. L. SIMMONS, Ouhoes, n. Y.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-28
Auditors Notice.

In the Orphans Court tor theC 20. OF UAresn,
January Term, 1885.
In tho matter OF the Estate Of Lillian n.
JOS EPH, Deceased.
Tho Auditor appointed by the snid Court
To mako distribution Of tho funds tn the hands
ofHenrge Rnddie, Administrator OF shId Es.
tate. and arising from he sale OF real estate
afsaih dGesdont, will meet the pa n ies inter.
Gstod for tho purpose Of his appoint ment on
THURSDAY, APRIL 2sD. 1885,
at NINE O'Clock A. NJ, at hIs Once in tha
Borough OF Mauoh Chung, when and whs re
all parties Interested are required to make
and proys their claims or be debarrsd from
coming IN upon said fund.
Fob. %, lss6..yS
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STOCK MARKETS.

h,n"rteh up 10 ~ elnc%' ny 4ie haven a
Townsend, Bankers, ,Eo. "a S Third Street,
Philadelphia. stocKs bought aud sold
either for cash or on margin.
Phiiadei'h:a, March, 18th 1885.
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SThe balance Of $llO As due by JOHN
sHECk LER, Collector on Duplicate oi
1854, has been paid over 10 tho Treasurer
slnae the accounts were aulii.d.
March 2s-w3.
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-Fred. HoTlsehs Dot er at 5 siatington,
intends lo erect hotel al Trsieblsr's Station
this ct ming sun usE.
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ATTORNEY S COUNCILLOR ATLAw.
FIRST DOOR ABOVE THK MAs SION nousE,
MACCH CHU8E, PEHN'A.
Real rs ate ahd "lireiiun agency. VIII
Buy aud sell heal Estate. tUuv.Sanc nv
ue.tiy dune. COLLECTIONS pF,,tnIIy mads.
Seullhg l'slateF 1i liecedtuss a Aprr1 ny,
hoTenlbrr -, 10 4.