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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-25

"Say, how is this?" asked Western railroad director; "the road earned s47.O .OOO last year, and we paid a dlvl- depd of 10 per cent" Yes" rsphed the President, calmly. "This year we earned $75,OOO and there is deficit of of s25 .OOO. How is this7 don't under stand it at all" "I see you don't re- piled the President, kindly; "the dehcis is to pay for the dividend last year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-25

THE London disclosures may be the means of working out a quiet but resist Ioss ,ol;tiesl revolution when the social ulcers shall have been prooed anu cleansed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-25

An authority on canned goods reveals ,b, ;nterestiDC fact that most ot the ;sIlies in the market are made ot apple y,ar;ngs and cores. Some times the if.nct f,,t is keUt so long that it will not ooIe ielly, then they make strained t,n,av ort of it. This is called enter ,r;se n,-n in America; ID France they call i' r,;n;naI and sepd the men who prSe- .,.a .a ,aa ;t E to iaiI.-Philadelphis Record.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-25

THE Democratic press tries to convey the impression that the Republican in cam5ents of the federal offices in Arizo- na are trembling in fear Of official decRp- itatlon. The fear they may be com pelled to serve Democratic masters longer than they wish tc, because com petent men to relieve them are hard to find m the Democratic party.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-25
How They Got a Drink.

One of the c. A. F. veterans told me last night how drink could be obtain ed in Portland. Maine. He said -In Maine none of the common styles of ln- yitstion prevail. It IS all shrouded in mystery. You give the sign of distress to any member ID good standing. Poand three times on the outer gate. glve two hard kicks and one sof, on the inner door, glve the password, 'Ratherferd B-
 Hayes turn to the left through dark massage. turn the thumb screw Ot Inys- terious gas fixture 9O degrees to ihe right, holding the goblet Ot the sncsmP- men. under the gas fixture, then reverse the thumb screw, shut your eyes. insult your digester, leave twenty-five cents under the gas fixture, and hunt up tke nearest cemetery. SO that you will not have to be crraied very far--Exchange.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-25

,--,s, is sh.cked at the disclosures ..,. P T Yall Gazette. T. is so very .--.,,s .o have so formidable a rival.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-25

It is said that specles o: the dread ed loco week is making its appearance in southern New Mexico and Arszona- It is different ID appearance Iron the Colorado loco, winch we have here m San Miguel county. and has been brought from southern California It belongs to the same family of plants as alfalfa, but exsrts a most baneful intiu- ence over the nervous system, psrtlen- larly psralyzing Co the muscles of the heart, and acting on the brain co As to produce giddInes-, impairs vision and, apparently, hallucinailons. No antidote for this weed has been discovered. and as itn ns new wrinkle ID the poisoning line, it may bafiie the stock people Ions while before they can successfully cope with it.-Stock Grower.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-25
LIFE PREsFkVFK.

If you are losing your grip on he. try "Wells' Health Remover. Gocs di- rect 10 weak spots.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-25
cAraRRH oF THE BLADDER

Singing, irritation. inflammation. all kidney and Urinary Complaints. cured by "Buchu-Paiba." $l.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14
Fashion Notns

The topaz is Sgaiu revived by the
fashionable world.
White velvet is much used for the
crowns Of evening hats.
Fancy aprons are now ornamented
with heraIdic devices.
1t is Said that Worth has given an edict
that hoopskirh shall again be
worn.
"A snake OF rough gold colled about
lSng pin is worn for an ornament for the
hair.
Elegantly embroidered japanese robes
arc affected BY upper tendon for neglige
wear.
Plated skirts, and long plsitsi red
ingotes over which a belt is worn, arc
fashionsbls for young ladies.
A handsome cloak clasp consists Of a
head Of an English pug carved IN brown
ivory aHd set in oxidissd silver.
As fashionable as alligators have been
for pets, It is rather singular that they have
been So little copied in jowelry.
--satehel mufis are still carried. These
are made in very faneilul styles to match
the suits worn when sealskius are laid
aside.
The attempt to Introduce lowneeked
ana shoit sleegeI froeEs for babies is not
successful The fulness is ga. hered into
yoke. aud the s!esYes are ivng and Edged
wi.h lace.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14

--Mikel Magyur, Hungarian, was in
stantly killed Oh the Lehgh Valley Rail
road, at Rockdale, Wednesday, his skull
being crushed and his body shoekinaly
mangled.
-Four young men, who attacked the
hotel Of Mahlon Lutz, East Mahanoy Juno
tion, on Tuesday nighgt, smashed the doors
and windows because the were refused
admission to tho bar room, were held
Wednesday on a charge of riot.
gss- Persons desiring TO see the portraits
Of the famous South Carolina Cash Family
of Duelists aud their Victims. including
Richards, a Union soldier, should send Ten
cent STAMPS to Wadesboro Publishing Co 1,
Wadesburo, N. C.
Lewis Winters, Of Allentown, has
carried the mail between Allentown and
Kulz,own three times week for thirty
years, and during that time has Travelled
423, ,l56 miles. In the recent letting of
col tracts he was underbid anu he will be
superseded by the successful bidder.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14
Weissport Items.

-Weissport Camp, No. 1872. P. o. s. oI
A., is doing good work and gradually in.
creasing in membership.
The sleighing party to Beltz's on the
25th ult. was a success.
The fixtures urchased at Diery's drug
store by Geo. Horn, will be placed in the
store near the post office, which will be
occupied by W. F. Riery, about April Ist.
Frank Rooms, and family will shortly
remove to Alburtis. at which place he will
commence tha butchering business.
The Bowmausvile Cornet Band furn-
i,hed our oitzens somo chuios music on
Saturday evening, 2Sth ult.
Our young friend John Nusbaum has
ben appointed assistant pustn lster of
B1wmansville (Prinoe's).
Snow and slOighing is about played
out.
On the 9th inst, number tho friends
OF Mrs. o. Meyer, rendered her very
pleasant surprise visit.
WIN. Nissley and Charles slyker were
home on visit over Sunday from New
York
DIR. j. g. Zern and p. J. Kistler left for
New Orleans on the early train last Satur.
day morning. Tor the purpose Of viewing
tho Worlds Exposition. DR.. Kutz, Of
Parryville, is attending to DR.. zsrn's patti.
ents during his sbsenos.
"A. w. Marsh was home on visit from
jersey Shore last week.
High hats afo all the rage. 10, cream
for two, you please!
"A slight fire occurred in Frank Laury's
place about o'rlock on Sunday evening
last. Fortunately discovered in time.
w C. Wciss i' about to open a now
boat yard al the gravel hole.
Miss Sadie Zlegenfuss is again in at.
tendance as assistant postmaster.
Mr.. T. L. Wentz and sister, of Mill.
port, wero in town last Thursday.
Henry Campbell's new store house is
advancing fast to completion.
Mr.. Daniel Kresge has again rented
for the coming year, POGO POGO Hotel.
Dan is genial fellow and is worthy Of
patronage.
j. ". Campbell, OF Allentown, was The
guest Of Henry Campbell on Tuesday.
Fossil.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14
Big Ned Monaghan Buried.

Big Ned Monaghan, well known in this
section, and one time Chief of Police, High
Constable and Tax Collector ofShenandoah,
who died in Philadelphia hospital on
Sunday, was buried at Shenandoah We'd.
nesday. "Ned" at one time was le1der
of The Mollies. He was arrested snd tried
as an accessory after the murder OF Conner
James and sentenced TO seven years i'm.
prisonment. While in prison ha was
constant sufferer from physical ills and
family bereavements. lie was taken by
two different wardcns to attend funerals OF
his children.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14

Public Sales.
Bills Tor the following sales have been
printed at this Office or the same are adyer.
tised 10 the CARBON ADVOCATE:
Saturday, March II, at O'Clock. Fan rm
ing stock, household furniture, 23 acre
iarln, &cJ property of John IIarman
dec'd' in Towamensing twp.
March 10, at 10 o'clock a. m.-Horses COWS
bull aud farming implements, Property
oil owen Shoenberger, in Lower Iowa
mensing.
Friday, March 90, at 10 o'clock. Horse,
COW, farming stock and household furni
ture, property of Solomon Kemefer, uear
the brick church, East Penn twp.
Saturday, March 81, at / o'clock Horses
cows, pigs, farming implements, house,
hold furniture, &c, property of David
Dreisbsch, Walnutport, northampton co
March 81, at o'clock p. m.-I4 acre farm
with improvements, property oi Thomas
Solt, decd, IN FrauklIn twp.
March 20, at l p. m.-Horses. COW, farming
implements and household furniture, the
pronerty OF Wm Hartman, mile mort b
Of Weiesport, in Franklin twp.
March 27, at o'c!ock-Horse, cows, and
farming implements, property Of David
Auge, IN Ms Hollow, Mahonlng twp.
April 4, at o'clock p. Invaluable I'm.
proved Farm Of 1870 Acres, the property
of Charles Dreisbach, IN Upper iowa
mensing township.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14
Mahoning Items.
Fossil,

manonlnR ltemS
Miss Carrie Stendmoyer, Of Lewiston,
Spcn Sunday with Miss Lizzie Kistler.
Joe Arner hurt himself severely while
out coasting, last Saturday.
Mr.. TIL Ballet, of West Penn, aud
Miss Levipa Herring, ofthis place, were
married last Sunday.
Wash. Hopes shot an cpossum one
day last week.
Rev. G W Gross, the newly sppninted
minister Of the Evangelical church,
preached Sunday sher noon.
On March 4th, Inauguration Day, Mr..
Ed Rex raised hickory pole on his farm
in honor OF Cleveland.
Mr.. Charles Roth, Sr has been award
ed the contract for carrying the mail
between New Mahoning Rni Lehighton
for the next four years.
On Saturday the farm of the late David
Kistler, deceased, was sold at public sale.
il was purchased by Jacob Kisllsr con-
sideration $500.
An exhibition will be given by the
scholars OF the New Mahoniug school, 10
the school house, on Saturday evening,
March 2sth. Exhibitions have been he'd
at the close Of school for the last two years,
ana were great success and the one to be
held this year will undoubtedly be no ex-
ceptIon to the rule. No one should fail to
attend. DASH,
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List Of Letters
Pleaded Guilty of ENDORSEMENT.

When Edgar X. Rhoadcs, of Mahanoy
City, was arrested charged with n:bezz lin .
funds of the Lahigh Valley Railroad Com.
pany he sttempted to shield himself by
putting blame on D. & s. H. Hopes, and
entered a criminal prosecution against
them. They were present term after term
ol court, but could not get the case to trial
Tuesday Rhoades pleaded guilty, and the
Commonwealth offered to enter a nolle
prosequi in tho Hopes case. Toe defend-
ants refused to scespt this, AMI demanded .
uialand,under Instructions of Judge Green,
the jury rendered verdict of not guilty
as to the Msssrs Hopes. Rhoaisi was not
sentenced, but will pay the costa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14
A LadY,s Perfect COMPANION.

PAISLEss CHILDBIRTH, new book by DR..
Johu II. Dye, one of New York's most
skilllui physicians, shows that pain is not
necessary in Childbirth, but results from
CAUSES easily understood and overcome 1t
clearly proves that any woman may be
come a mother without suffering auy pain
Whatever. Il also tells how 10 overcome
and prevent mnruing sicKness. Ewslled
limbs, and all other evils attending preg.
nancy. II is reliable and highly endorsed
Gy physicians every where as wiles true
private om9hnlon. Cut thIs out IL viii
save you great pam, aud l'ossibly yuur liis.
SEND two ceut stamp lur descriptive oirod-
lars. testimonials aud eoudleat,al letter
seal Ia sealed -uvslois.. Address FRAsE
Ts0SAs 1 Co., Publishers, Baltimore, Nj.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14
People in ana ont Of Town.

/ PEOPLE In and out Of Town.
We would be pleased TO have our citizens
send us items under this head as Il is inn
possible for US TO secure them all ED.
o.
-ocr old friend, WIN. A, Graver, Of
Penobscot, Luserne county, was visiting his
relatives aud friends in town last Friday.
He looks we'll.
Our popular friend Wm. Thompson, Of
the "swilchbsok" Saloon, Upper Mauch
Chunk, and Philip RAIDER, Of East Msuch
Chunk, were iD town Monday, aud made
us a pleasant call. Come asain.
"A. c. Broadhead, who has h,ep in New
York city for the past three or four weeks,
returned home last Friday.
Miss Ida Miller, Of Tamagua, was the
guest Of Miss Sophie Raudenbush, the lat
ter part Of last week,
M. .. Kuniz, has returned from three
weeks visit in New YORK city.
Mr.. John Douglass. Of town, who has
been sojnurniug in Phiisdelphia for the past
lou. or five weeks, has returned
Miss Hattie Depue, Of HsGletou, who
has been Tho guest OF Miss Ida Trainer, Of
town, lett for home on Monday last.
Our genial young friend Clcm Bun'z,
left fnr his home at Allentown, on Monday.
lie will leave that place in the near future
to attend some business college. May sue
oess attend you, Glen.
Our young friend Ell. A. Horn, will
leave fnr Chicago, Ill on Sunday.
Our genial friend Will Ash and wife.
Of New York City, srent few days with
his Iuthor, M. Thomas Ash, on Bank ST.
John T. Semmel, spa Wednesday in
Wilkes5arre.
IT. D. CLAUSE was on a business trip
through the upper end Of the county dur
ing the week.
Our popular friend Sheriff C. W. Lentz,
will please accept thanks for fayors shown
during tho week.
Mr.. C. O. Beck, Of Hazleton, is in town
visiting relatives and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Dewalt and daughter,
of Reading, are stopping at Rev. Chubb's.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14
An Office for Each Of Than.

The following is portion Of the ticket
elected at ;he recent town meeting in Park
er township, Pike county: For Justice cfthe
Peace, Philip Clar'i Supervisor, Philip
Clark; ovcrsecr OF the Poor, Philip Clark;
School Director, Philip Clark, Assistant
Assessor, Philip Clark The vote for Philip
Clark and William Roke for Assessor was
tie. Philip Clark did not choose to have
all these Offices. Parker township has not
malo adults enough to fill all the offices un.
less several of them are taken by ono
citizen. The above were apportioned to
Philip Clark, but William Rnke though he
ought to be Assessor. ard go he ran with
the result stated There weTo eight votes
cast in the township, not quite half the
whole poll list. There are nineteen votes
in thS township gain Of ten in sixty
years. The whole nineteen votes were out
on the day Of the Presidential election.
They were cast solid for Cleveland. II is
said that il an accurate canYass of the town
were to be mado to-dav the report would
be that there are ten bears to every
person.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14
Saye Botheras Neck.

Edwin Botheras, who was sentenced to
be hanged at Wilkesbarre, on April 7, will
appeal to the Board of Pardons on the
strength Of the evidence of niece and wari,
Beotree Helena Lugg 3otheias killed
Miss Lugg's paramour, William Nichols,
and tho defense was that he was made
temporarily insane by discovering the
criminal intimacy Of the couple. Mss
Lugg has heretofore denied haying been
lntmate with Nichols, but she has now
confessed and District Attorney Evans has
taken her new statement under oath FOR use
in Bolheras' behalf
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14
Dividend Reduced,

A reduction In the quarterly dividend
from per cent, as heretofore, to per cent,
was made Tuesday afternoon bY the direc.
tors of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com.
pany. They declared dividend for the
current quarter of ! ! per cent, instead of 2
per cent, as has been usual, aud when the
news reached Third Street in Philadel phia
the stock OF tho road was depressed from
5sl to 57l. The payment Of the dividend
will be made on and after the 18th of next
month, the lIth being reserved especially
for the payment OF women holders only.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14

The Professor" the Rink, and Woman.
A despatch to- the Philadelphia Times,
dated the 9Th inst, as follows: An indiyid-
ual signed himself Professor" Raddi Con.
seryatory Of Music, registered at a hotel in
WilkesbRrre, about FIVE weeks ago He
appeared to be man OF e1uca, ,inn, dressed
well and had plenty OF money. lie made
friends fast and seemed to be great favor.
ite with the gentle sex. He attended tho
skating rink every evening and whlo
there madc the acquaintance Of Mrs Robert
Albertson the wife Of a we'll known carriage
manufacturer doing business on South
Main street. Raddi and Mrs. AlbeItson
was seen quite often skating together aud
this fact coming to the ears of the husband
he asked his wife not to frequent the rink
She continued 10 60, however. One night
last week The husband followed his wife
and found her at the rink in Raddi's COM
pany. lie requested her 10 go home with
him, but she refused. That night there
was a quarrel lstween man AMI wife. On
Thursday morning Raddi leit for New
York. On Friday, while Mr.. Abertson
was at his place of business, Mrs Albertsou
packed her trunk and at night left on one
Of the trains going East. She leaves one
child behind.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14
Card Of Thanks.

The ladies Of tho Reformed church Of
this place, quick to find out their pastors
birthday, completely surprised him by com.
ing in large numbers to him on Tuesday
evening last. Considering the popular
saving that "women can not keen q secret !"
the surprise was still greater. Gifts, pleas
ant faces, snd merry hearts were in abund.
ance. Their Kindness ia duly appreciated
and hearty thanks returned tor the same.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14

UIhhu OF Jurofa
Drawn to serve at the April Term oI


Grand Of Jurors
Drawn to serve at the April Term G
I Court
GRAND JURoRs
Arner Douglas, carpenter, franklin
Arndt, VIM, express agent, +. NJ, Chunk
I Armbruster, Lewis, gentleman, M Chunk
Book, Daniel. laboror, Towamensing
Cunfer, Jacob, farmer, Mahoning
Corby, Thomas, merchant. Nesquehoning
Cnllen, Patrick, miner, NesluehCnlng
Drumheller, Nathan, machinist, LlnsGoTd
dieter, John, farmer, Towamensing
Fortwengler, Edward, clerk, weathcrly
Gallagher, ]. J miner, Beaver Meadow
Hinkle, John, machinlst, weatherly
Hersch, Geo. I. j., plasterer, Packerton
krum, Joseph, carpenter, Franklin
Miller. Daniel, baggage master, NJ. Chunk
Pickford. Llewollyp, machinlst, Parryvlle
Rehrip. Lafayette, black smith, MahQnIng
Rex, Moses, mason, MahOnlng
Snyder, Thos, H..hotcl keeper, ,TowamensnI
Stroll, Joel, farmer, Towamenslng
Snetsle, Joseph, lahoror, Kidder
Tcifcl, lsnaties, gentleman, y. NJ. Chunk
We'Eel, Benjamin, lbhorcr, Wentherly
Williams, Il, r., butcher, 5eaveT Meadow
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Chapman, ] H., gentleman, Il. NJ. Chunk
Chrisiman, L., hotel keeper, l. Towamenslng
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D'o,'0'."' ~ w" carpenter "ea'AeF'y
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t'u'o'' 'AolhHS' e'erk, Maucn Chunk
Dus"n' d. H. te"Cner' Aunohried
rer'y' harney' MINER AudenrIsa
uahs"ore' er'' Sah'' carpenter Weatherly
uilesPie, hehry' gentleman, Mauch Chunk
o',oor, FranS, carPeh'or, Lohighton
u",IasneF' H. f., "porer, beaVer Meadow
hoHecKer, Geo. iarmer' Iowamensing
ti"nIer' Wesley moulder, Weatheriy
tiorn' Levi afmer' Franklin
Huusoh, ., W., farmer, Packer
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Conn opened on the way to the Grave.

On Thursday afternoon OF last week
Thomas Duffy. of Wilkesbarre, was killed
in the mines. The next morning Coroner
o'Malley notified the family that he would
hold an inquest on Saturday afternoon and
that the body must not be removed from
the house until he came. The family OF
the dead man waited until 2 80 O'Clock nd
the Coroner not coming the lid OF the coffi n
was fastened and the funeral corlege loft
the house. On the way to the cemetery
Coroner o'Mallcy, his Deputy. j. F, Dono-
hue, and the jury came up. The Coroner
ordered the driver Of the hesrse TO stop,and
pulling the coffin out Of the hsarse TOOK the
lid of and showed the remains to tho jury.
The body was lifted up again and the
funeral cortegs resumed its journey. The
whole affair took place in ten minutes, and
its occurrence was not known until some
time after. When it did become generally
known considerable excitement prevailed
among the friends Of the dead man. who
denounced il as an outrage and threatened
10 attack the Coroner.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14
DIED.

GABEL.-on Friday March 9th. Lousia
Florence, child of Mr.. sGd Mrs. j. l..
Gabel, sGed, nine years, eight months ard
ten days.
SNYDER In this borough, on the eth
inst, Herbert H., son of Alex. Snyder.
aged Six years, two months and eight
days.
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LADIES WANTED.

A lady agent is wanted in every city
and village also ladies to travel and 50.
licit orders t'r MADAME WooD's Corsets and
Cor,len Corset Waists Agents are making
from twenty tn fifty dollarsa week.
Send tor circulars and price.lis 10 B.
Wood, Gi South Salma Street Syracuse, N.
y. Mar. IL 2m.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-14
MARRIED,

SERFoSs-MILLER.-on Thursday Feb.
26, 1855. by Rev. j II. Kuder, Mr.. Aaron
serfosS and Ellen z. Miller, both OF Lc-
highton.
WHlTE-HECKMAN.-In this borough
on the l7Ih ult., by Rev. G. W. subilz,
Geo. II. White of New Tripoli. Lehigh
county, and Miss Rosa Hickman, OF
Weatherly, this county.
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Executors Notice.

Estate ofHkNRY ARNER, late OF Ma
honinR TWP, Carbon County Pa, deceased
Letters testRmrntary upon the above Es
state have been granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted Ia said estate u e ro
qucsted to make payment, and those having
claims or demands to present the same with
out delay to
AMdON ARNER, Executor.
Jan. 81, lSS5.6wA