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is one that yields it's owner a good pro6t
through the whole season. But he must
supply the lows with what they need in or.
der for them to be able to keep up their pro-
duct. When their butter gets light in color
he mnst makeit gilt edged by using Wells,
Richardson Coos, Improved ButterC Color
II gives the golden color Of June, and adds
I'VE cents per pound to the value al the hut.
TOR
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-09-04
BaImy Sleep.

The lithuanian of Mount st. Clements
College, Leicester, Maryland, writes that Red
Star Cough Cure has given much satisfaction
il that institution. In a severe case ofcon-
sumption it gave great relief, and after it's
use restless nights and night sweats disap-
peared.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-09-04

Mr.. Samuel J. Tilden could realize $15.-
100000 at any time on his stocks and
bonds.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-09-04

had so severely denounced his father.
will report myself to Secretary Bayard as
soon as | reach Washington.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11
Die answeifnu9 DER Deutf6-
0ueriEdner.

AuS Sdlespi9 : boIitein miro Der
rSoiiiden 3eitun9" INTERIM 0. Roubr.
sel6riebeu:
rSie tOni9Iide 9tesierun9 in SdIess
mig bat elmer Nn;abI pom MeitzS 6less
uisern, meIde in ben Ser. Staaten
naturaIiiirt finb uno gum 9eIu6e ibrer
0eimat6 Gnbe Sttober auf Der sSnlel
60br eingetroffen luaren, bur6 Die be-
treffenbe Seborbe %.bebeuten ~lai1en, baB
fie bas biesieiti9e Staatssebiet bis gum
Is. 9fopember gu ~uerIaiien baben, neil
iie bur6 ibr Senebmen lditis e~efalIeu
iinb. IS wirb bcbauptet, baB Die
Oenti6samerituner, peI6e Dor Der &bs
leiitun9 ibrer 0ienitphi6t ausaemanbert
iino, bel Der lleberfabrt Don 6ulum mad
60br 9eiun9cn unb aud cine amerifae
nil6e SABINE e~ntfaItet baben. Sic baben
our6 Die 9ermittsIuns ibres 9onIuls
bic 9iIfe Der norbamerifanii6eu Sc
idnoti6aft in Berlin a~r9erufen, aber Die
9tesieruna wirb obne 3peifeI Bel ibrer
Gnti9eibuns iteben bletben, bercn for
male 8ere3tisuns unbeitritten lit.
Die BerbdItnihe auf S0br un6 ben
itbrisen rpeitzi9Iesmis'fden SnieIn fin5
iberoies 10 eiSentblmIi9, baB man 1id
u aber has bisberise laisser aller Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11

bort gu G0nfen6cn, unb obpobl einige
pom ibnen uerboftet unb mad Sort Reno
gebradt Ipor6en limb, wiro bic Ai9e
ibrer 2aserfeuer taum taIt, ebe Gn6ere
anf0mmiinge neues 2eben unS 36atie<
felt IN bic psrIaheueu Eager bririeen.
gieIe baben u~nsebeuere 3eaHen 0eu
aufeebdutt unb ne Inrs6unt. Die 6Ii6rer
Der sBubmer~ baben@ eio genus, nm ben
Dirffisen unter ibnen a~nfsubeIfen, mn6
baben groBcS torcs, NIT Sprrdtben poblz
perfe6en. Gangs Der Str5me unb Bd6e,
no 6as bette 6~olsIan6 gu fin6en lit, lit
9aes beIie6sIt, 9tdbte limb ausselest,
8Laee flr Riiblen semdbIt, furs A1es
ssiat, baB 6ie~n Bubnler~ gu bleibeu eez
benfeu. Sic. baben inter i6 3eute it6en
Stanbes, iebes 9anbmerts, ieber 6arbe,
ale Sebensiteaungen fin6 pertreten. sic
werben lire 8Idre nidt aufseben, bis
Der 9onsreB Stiaboma Ser QniiebIuus
6Huet."- - isher iinb pom benz Militdr
an $50 ygubmer" perbaftet worben.
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8erntif@te Wa6rtGten.

- &nrbinat Banebiauco
(sebOren 1903 gu Eerrunouo) sruannt
1861, ut 9eitorben.
ge6rer birfen tsinen
Stat ipieIen - r~peuieltens ni9t in
6ffentIi5en 2otaIeu. So ift IS pom Dem
@oniiltorium bes 6iritentbuns @eu6
alt. 2inie aneeoronet.
- 8uss QIuIu, Der gum 9ntz
iab pom &afaIa ausgeianbte abpiiuii6e
6elbberr, lit erbittert iber Die StnIiener,
benen er pormirft, ben Gebeuen 9ebensz
mittcI geIiefert gu baben. 1ie i%taIienis
iden Nerste, Die III i5m ms Eager taz
men, i6ifte er Surii6.
- MAN erwartet, 6aB bic
8ep0Ltsrung 9reuBens li6 mad Der
3dbIung pom /. DECEMBER 3. 8. miroez
items ouf Die 6o5e pom esq 0tiaioneu
~6eIaufeu pirb. Sic betrug i'm Sabre
1910 4,498, 900, 1920 1922, 900,
1880 II, 9Ss 900, 1910 IA, 929, 900,
1850 16, COS. 900, 1860 Is, 265 900,
1870 "a, sos 900 uub 1880 27, 279. 900.
- 8eim SO. SnanteriesR e.
giment in Moin; bent ssgenpdrtig elm
SoIoat feline brsi Sabre ab, wel5sr aus
setommen 1T, UNI elmer Militdrs
.fi6t 9euiige III Ieiften. Der 8ater
oes iungen Rannes lift elm 6urbeHe,
in Snbisn Gin be6euten6es 9lus=
fubrsei9dft beiist. gr lift elm 10 gutter
oeuti9er Batriot, bag ct ieiueu Sobu
ueranIGste, ieinem 8dterIanbe in @ebr
lnb @aHen 81 bienen.
- 8rdfibent @repu pon
6rantrei9 uirb i'm sale ieiner Niebers
bie auueifiruns ale poIiti.
I9en 8erbre9er befirnorten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11
Gin 2'ro,ee ur, cine erBf6aft,

oer in Ben Qnualeu be5 Oeri1tsruelens
uoGl obne @leiben hniteGt, 1pirb ge3sn.
pirtig DOR benz 2lppeuatiOn5gsribte in
6raufiurt, 6p uerhaubelt. Die Sadz
iGge lit foloenoe: lDos. Oalep ltarb i'm
Sabre 1883 III 8rafen GoUntp, obue
i6er ltiu Tsrmo9en, mel6e5 il0er $40
900 bctrug, irgenb mclde teitcnentdris
I6e U~criu9ungen 81 6interlahelt. Ger
ielbe bate bret 6rauen, Don bencn
2lpei nod laben, Die brittle itbo9 DOT linn
oeltorbcn mar. Plus erltcr 6be nit lei.
net frau Uiartba bate er 6rei Rtnoer,
%leitste ieooh gegtn bitiei6e cine S6eis
cuuQsflaoc megcn llutreue Elm NIB ere
langtc I'M Sabre l847 in 6Oi9e beilcn
cine Qeri6tiid)c Sbcioung. Gr 9eirathete
barauF itine 8%rpeite 6rou, aus uelder
6be er pier 6inoer batte. S0to hGrauI
trat er Iebo9 mieber i'll nGbere Vesiebun,
gen III i~einer eritcn pom i'm gei6te6e1lcu
5Yrau ull0 bate Gbermals ;rDeI uuebeIife
&inoer nit berielben. @iaboem %insrpis
lden leine 3rpeite 6rau 9eltorbeu mar, 10
ermirtte leinC erlte lSrdu U(nrtba einen
@eridts6efebl, Der Die S6eioung, bic
tGr Otam erlnn9t bate, bel Scite lctte
uno Gin neues Serfnbren IN oieIer Nngez
Isacnbeit anprbnete. Son beiOen BGrs
te;en muroen ieoo6 feline S6ritte &c,
tbau, Die Sode enb9iltig gu er~lebigsn,
unb blieben in 6ol9e ale Nnipri9e, Die
Der 6rou Ntartba ais lc9itime Gottin
s~uaeitanOcr, gu 1te6t beitebeu. lin iez
bod Der Su9e Die 6rone aufSuieten,
beirdtbete GbomGs 0alep gum britten
Dtule unb 3rpar tiesmul ieine ei9eue
auBerebeli6e Eo6ter Miurearet6, Die
pom ieiuer eriten eSrau Martba mad err
Ianster S6eioung 9sboren mar. 2Ius
oieler letten She entiprangen abermnls
ieds 6irber. Die 8inber aus eriter @be
beboupten Nun, bic 9eiesmdBigen grber
I'll ieiu, bn bic beiben ipdter eingeganges
men @ben iue9itim geneien nGren ; e6enz
10 ludeu bic &inoer aus ben beioen lct>
ten 9ben Die Sue9itimitdt Der erlten
gbe I'll belueiiet. Die YerIpan6ti6Gitsz
be3iebun9en limb ieco9 10 tompIisirter
Ntatur, namentIi9 in 6olge Der britten
0eiratb, oaB mo nit Gedt gelpannt
barallf lit, ME bie 9eri6tIi6e Gnti6eis
buI1g aus bieiem Sabprtntb uon @ntrptde
Ilnsen eilen Nuswe9 finOen miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11
2Sie ole r1enrt6e G6ime(en6ebe

in Santa Grui Gountp, Sal, in Scene
9eIcet muroc, er;dbleu Oortige Bldtter
fol9enoermoBen: ,0ie 9iirger uou
Santa 9ruS 9ouutp baben iif neulid)
uor9enommeu, Die Ghineien sur 9iGuz
mung oe5 Gouutp'5 b0flidlt eiusulaHtit
unb ale N%rbeiteebtr - oh nit noer obne
2tnorobun9 uon Gepalt lit fir oen 3mef
oieier Veipre6ung northumberland,
ibre 9ineiiiden S%ebteniteten III eutlaiien.
Sin Siir9erausi6uB beiudte inter Nne
oeren aud eiHen @n9Idnber, Romens
Ism. MaiIanb, Der in Boulder Grect
bel Santa 6ruS wObnt, uub eriadte i'm,
ieinen dineiii6en Sod SUI entlaien. @r
1T ein rHenglishman" uno mill per-
m09e ieines Starrfopfes uub 6es, alien
GngIdnbern ei9cnen 9anges Sur StIa
PEREZ, ben Tie il III benz letten 8iirgerz
tric9e bur9 ibre llnteritiieuug bes Sit
beus berpieien baben, ben Iieben 1TSobn be-
baIten. Sogar an ben britii6en 6oniuI
bat iiD Der bummitOlsc Gn9Idnoer I'M
S6ue gcrpanot, iudbreno Bic Qeute in
Santa Grus 10 f,ieolid ME MIR
m09Ii9 iino unb ben Meni6en gar nidt
beoroben ober bebrobt baben. Q(uere
bings lit boS nntibirelii6e @efibI in
Santa 9ruS County etu ollgemeines,
ebenlo pie i'll dnbersn Gbeilen bes Stda:
ties, aher Die 8iir9er 6aIifornia's baben
8ernlnft serug, nidt su @erpaIttbdtioz
teiten su i9reiten. Dag Mailauo ZEN
britii6en RoniuI nm 8eiitono anqefle6t
bat, wirb aIlgemeiu in Ser @egeno ais
lG6erIi9 be3ei6net. Der itoI;c Gnes
Idnber giebt in ieiner 3ui6rift gum 8onz
jul an, bag er auf ofeutli6er 2anoitraBe
pom Geuten, Die it9 ais Qr6ci:sleute
aus9eben, IS aber ni1t ieicu, an9ebale
ten ..uno Sen gei6IiiiIen hires &lubs qez
mG6 auf9eforoert worbeu mdre, ieine
@bincieu pe93ui3ifeu. Gr 9iebt peiter
an, baB bel Der 9%elegenbeit Orobungcn
i'm Sal Der Ni6tbefolsung bes @ebots
ausgeltoBen rporbeu leien. 0crr Stanz
Iep, Der brttii9e 8onluI iaste auf Ses
fra9en, baB CUR 3eit beS. 6rapaas in
Tacoma ebenfaus berarttJe 6lagen ein=
9elaufen ieien un6 omar uon gbineieu,
ii9 in Sritiib Columbia bas
Siirgerre6t erwnrbeu batten. 0a6oem
bieieIben bepieien batten, baB tie eng
hide llntsrtbuneu ieien, bot er iciner
9em6B BET benz ameritanil6en
Qutoritdten remonitrirt. Sn Santa
9ruS iinb in;wii6en nun aud fat ale
@bineIen ubse3ogen, beren
A%rbeit9eber bielelben trob Der
a9itatton bebaIten MOLTEN. NIs bas
@omite BEL ben 9euten porz
ipra9 uub ie bat, Die 9bineIen mee;uz
betamen bic GuIis cine iol6e
buB ie freimiuis uessin9en.
Sn Der SdsemibIe pon S. Morreu err
iie beim eriten NnbIif bes So
mites bic 6Iu6t, aber Morreu 1T ente |
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Reaieruna muubern fann. Gs ut be-
fannt. baR Die belten SeeIente Oeuti6s
lambs auf ben meerumipllten gilanoen
Der Idlesmig'ideu 8eittIite beranwdde
len. ober felt Der 9 ereinisung nit Yreusen
ent,ieben ite ii9 benz Sienlts IN Der
gslotte ; lie tpanoeru Dor Der 3iebnn9
aus. uer6en anlerifaniI6e Blrger nno
fomlnen mad Z cher 10 Sabren aus Der
Irembe 3urid. Die Reignng, fi9 Der
8ebrpHiGt 3u ent5ieben, ut o au9e,
mein eewor6eu, baB taum 5 8ro3ent
Der ieeoienltpfii9tisen Manni4aff sur
Meulterun9 tOmineu. auifatt f9 Sn
perminbern, lit has l1ebel o Sa6r 5u
sSabr qr0Ber geporben, unb leIber bat
man aud pieI SIT ipdt fi6 an bic grz
forIdung ieiner llria6en unb neren Bes
i%eitiaunq qemadt. Der pabre 8runo
lit Bic 6~reiidbrige 9ienitseit. Die ges
uobner Der Weltleeinieln iteQen 8api7
tGre uno Steuerleute fiir Die J6auoelss
idiife aQer 9faIioueu, uno ibr StoI3
itrdubt ii9 bosegen, 8 Sabre Sn 6ienen.
Da lie gum srbBten Sbeil Die Steuer1
manuss Yriifung wenn aud nidt IN
Oeutl3lan6 = ma9teu, 10 fonnten ne
ais Ginid6rise %bieuen; lie b%ehaupten
aber, baB bic Grper6un9 bes beutI9en
4atents nit gu sroBen S3wieri9teiten
uertnupft Iei. Inter Der bdniIden 9errz
I6aft beFanb fi6 auf 60br cine Naui9as
tionsi9uIe. Qls 6teie S9ule unter Der
preu6ii9en 8erpaltung peritaatli6t unb
Die pom 60br beieiti9t ruurbe, 9tu9en Die
iunaen Seeleute Der i9Iespigsboliteinis
i6en @eittiite mad Der bena9burten
bGniI6en Roui9attonsldule auf 6anO.
Wean fam ii9 oenfeu, baB bas 6euti9e
RationaI6emuBtietu bort ni9t geItdrtt
miro uno bic jun9en yeute o 5an6 lie
Der in bic 6remoe sieben, ais ben 0ienlt
auf Der 6lotte abioluiren. Bel III ipGt
fat man ben erOBtn 6ebter Der Bes
i~eitigung Der beutI6en 9tGUigationsi6uIe
auf ff6br erfunnt, MAJ erri9tet bort
Jest cine Raui9ations : Yor6ereitun9sz
idule, aber mir 6efir6ten, bag oie5
cine Babe MaBregel iein piro. @eben
bic Oinse 10 peiter, 10 ,pirb 60br i9lieBs
lid cine amerifonii6e 8olonie werben.
Bisber bat bic 8egierung nod teinem
Nnftebrenben S8wierigteiten b%ereitet,
a6er menn iie nit ben amerifaniIden
5rei6eiten uno @emo6ubeiteu :uriitfebz
IN, 10 werben lie jest ii3er .Iditig
fallen" limb inter iot9eu llmitdnben
permag ar6 Der 8ancrofte8ertra9 nt9t
Die ameritanii9eu 8urger gu iduten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11
2te6er ole Oklahoma, ,2snGmrr'',

binter 6enen nad Nuii9t bes General
Sberioan uuo Inberer Die Giienbabnen
iteben loueu, rpirb aus @infieIo, Sanias,
beri9tet: Die vGubmer" tlinmern ii9
nidt Ill bas Nfilitdr unb aud ni6t nm
Die Proclamation bes Y~rdiibenten. Sic
tomnen auf Der ct. 9ouis uno Sau
6ranciscos Sabn mad 3eb Sort I'M SIN
bianerzG erritorium unb pom ba 9e6en lie
in tIeinen 8anbsn mad SflabOma. Sic
9eben ii6 Sen Ani9eir, ais Ob iie i'm
~eritereu iageu poaten, baIo aber fin6et
man ite auf benz perbotenen @runo unb
Soben. Sic fommen pom G~ofepuiue,
Ntfdnias Sitp, @aI6weu, 6unnepeu
lrnb pom alien Yuntten an Der 4rtanios
unb Eerasz@ ren;e, NO tie nur INNER
@ingang finben t0nnen. Man iaqt ios
gar, baB Siele ben groBen llmweg nm
ben Streifen 2onb on Der @eiterense
pom O%tlaboma, betaunt ais $50 Man's
MAIDEN unb BON BORT in bas @ez
bet Der &otbbdute einfauen. sic iin6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11

f6IOhen, feline Iieben @6ineIen gu be-
baIten unb ~ bei6dsen: er bat fi9 ios
gar anseelafen, baB er ieIbff irgeno
welden @eDaltthdtisteiteu eutse9entres
ten poIte. Seitoem bic g9ineien Gus>
setrie6en inb, baben bret weiBe 6ranen
@ai6anitalten in 9oren5o 9esrinbet.
ReuIi9. fanb cine 8eriamniluns fat, in
wel6er uetabrebet wurbe, and nod bic
Ietten feds Gbineien, ruel9e IN Der ums
gcsenb finb, gu ~ueridsen. aber natir=
lid nidt NIT 9erpalti Seuahre, gang
semiitbIi3 uub in Der freuhOidoFtlidlten
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-09-12
peopls in and ont Of Tnun.

People in and out Of Town.
Our people who may have relatives or
friends visiting them Will greatly oblige us
by sending in their names aud residence for
publication under this head.-EDTToR.l
%. B. Sigley, of the Mauch Chunk
Gazette was in town Monday.
Our popular friend NJ o. Kuntz, Of
town, spent Sunday with friends at AL
lentown.
Miss NJ. Andrews, of Bath, Penn'a.
is the guest of Miss Lanra Masters, on
Bank street.
e. r. Siewers, Esq, Of Mauch
Chunk, was driving around town on
Tuesday forenoon.
Our popular young Sheriff, c. W.
Lentz, was in town on Wednesday even
ing and dropped in to see us.
Mrs. Louisa Stocker returned home
last week, after several weeks sojourn
with relatives and friends at Easton.
Our young friend A. Kibler, Of
Kunkletown, Monroe county, was in
town Tuesday and dropped in to see us.
Misses Carrie and Belle Petit, es-
tlmable young ladies of Easton, spent
several days in town last week visiting
friends.
Mrs. G.. d. Shuck, OF Lehigh Gap,
spent several days with her sister Mrs.
W. w. Mortimer, on Bankway, during
the week.
We are highly pleased to note the
return of George Briton Mcclellan
Stocker from his recent sojourn with
Easton friends. Mere mus de Straussa
san'na, fer leich gebs ebbes; Straussa,
ar wer dri wucha fot un ken volta
shlck't su der buwa.
Frank Hummel, editor Of the Do
yer IN. j. Inder, was in town Wednes-
day afternoon, and spent an hour or
two in our sanctum. We were much
pleased to meet him, and congratulate
him upon his successful career in the
profession. Frank took his first les
sons in the ''art preservative" under
our instruction on the Union Flag, a
paper published at Mauch Chunk just
after the close of the war, and we have
always watched his upward progress
with pleasure. May he long continue
in his prosperity.
MIR. Val. Schwartz and daughter
Rosa, and Mr.. Peter Helm returned
home on last Thursday evening after
spending several months with relatives
and friends in various parts of Germany.
They express themselves as being highly
pleased with their sojourn in Father
land. The latter gentleman was accom-
panied by two ladies who contemplate
making their home in this country. The
Teutonia Society, of which both gentle
men are members, and the Arion Cor
net Band, escorted the long-absent
ones from the depot to their residences
where they spent a few hours very
pleasantly.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-09-12
A Lower Dividend.


The Philadelphia Records financial
report Wednesday morning contained
the following in relation to Lehigh
Valley r. r. stocks on Tuesday:
Shortly before 2 o'clock 1t was an
nounced that the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road Company had declared quarterly
dividend of per cent, instead of 1-2
per cent, as had been expected. AL
though Lehigh Valley is held as an
eminently safe investment security, yet
the sudden decrease of dividend from
the rate of 8 per cent. per annum to 4
per cent, per annum induced an i'm
mediate effort to sell by those stock
holders who heard the to them unfor-
tunate news. This caused rapid drop
from 81 IA to 81 1-2, demoralized the
remainer Of the coalers, and gave a
metaphorical black eye to the entire
speculative list. There was an effort to
rally the Grangers afterward, but the
rally lacked snap, and IL is feared that a
dull spell may last for some, during
which the bears will hold the most
advantageous position. The close was
dull, and exhibited no feature upon
which guess concerning the future
could be made.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
is the only one of the anthracite corpor-
ations that did not suspend dividends in
the hard times of 1S73-1S79, and its
conservative management has always
inspired great confidence. But the break
in the rate of dividend from per cent.
per annum last January to 4 per cent.
per annum at the present time is a sad
blow to the income of those whose capi-
tai is tied up in the concern, and it
shows how bad the coal trade must be.
The universal remark was that the
Lackawanna Company must make a
cut in its rate of dividend at once.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-09-12

Republican County Committee in Session.
The Republican County Committee
met Tuesday afternoon in the Court
House, Msuch Chunk, with fair at
tendance. In the absence Of chairman
Kalbfus, E. NJ. Mulhearn, Esq, presided.
The time for the delegate elections was
fixed for Saturday, Sept. 10, 1885, from
2 to P. NJ, and the County Convention
for Monday, Sept. 21, 1885, at II A. NJ.
We give below the names of the persons
appointed to hold the delegate elections
in the various districts, and the number
Of the delegates to which each district
Is entitled:
Avdenrfsd.. ]. II. Dugan; Inspec-
tors, Stephen Cam and VIM. Goldstraw. Q
Beaver MeddoD.-Judge, n. V. Irwin; In
spectors, VIM. German and stephen Farrow.
East Mauch CAunk Judge, Herman
Beiman; Inspectors, E. J.. GranadOs and
Geo. Rose. 2
East Penn.-Judge, Thomas Rueh; 1nspec-
tors BPni Nutlsteln and Dallas Bowman l.
Frankifn. Judge, j. X. Rlckert lnspec.
tors. Aaron +. snyder and John Zern. 3.
korih Ktdder.-Judge, w. +. Streeter: In
spcctors; 4. P. Carter and Stryeker Stout. l..
South Ktddcr.--Judge, j. s. Hawki 1nspec-
tors, Paul banner and WIN. II: Miller. l.
LGnSford.-Judge, Morgan Price; Inspec-
tors. john Pollock and benjamin Gwyllm.. l.
Ldu'anne.-Judge, James McGinty; H.
spectors, Valentine Meyers and Henry
Fowler. /.
Lehioh.-.Iudge. Alfred Sherer; inspectors,
James Culbcrt and Wash Ginder L.
Lehighion. Judge, II. II. Peters; Inspec-
tors. EnOs Albright and Horace Heydt. 8.
Lover Topdmenstng Judge, Joel Ziegen-
fuss; Inspectors. Wesley Stroup and Ed
Z!egcniuss. !.
Mdhontn9. Josiah Musselman: In
spcctOrs, -. A. Kistler and B. Il. Moser 2.
Mauch Chunk, First Wdrd.-Judge, w, A.
COrtright Inspectors, Frank Reed and
Charles Bertsrh 0.
MGuch ChUnk Second WGrd.-Judge, Chas
Ncast; inspectors, Milton Line and Vim.
DeHar.
Ncselshoning. Judge, c. s. Baxter; In
spectOrs, Wn Watkins, jr., and Thomas
Reese. 2.
Patksr.--Judge, s. B. Hudson; inspectors
VIM. Y ictOr aud Lewis Stegerwalt. i.
PdckertOn.-.ludge. Amos Regel; lnspec-
tors, lew :. Miller and Thos. Harleman,jr. I.
Pa rypiHe.--JudEe, James Baliman; In
spec Ors Aenry Slider and Lewis NOthstein.2.
Penn Fored.-Judge, Josiah Harlan: In
spectOrS, Aug. Behrens and A. ID. Christ
man. I.
Summit HW.-Judge, Morgan r. jones' In
spec Ors, James Smith and II. H. Harris. 4.
Towdmensfng. Judge, Lewis Kemerer; In
Spectors, Joseph Stteng and Harrison
Kunkle /.
ITeaihsriy.-Judge. Eeter Cheesman: In
spectors, T. j. Roberts and ID. Washburn. 4.
WetiIPoH.-Judge, Lee Wills; inspectors,
Benjamin X. Cotton and Irwin Fenner. !.
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The Anthracite Coal Trade.


The anthracite coal trade Is approach
ing the time when the fall business usu-
ally becomes quiet and active, If the
combination, which was formed for the
purpose Of regulating the production of
anthracite TO meet the requirements Of
the market, "not to fix prices" would
take some decided stand and announce
their purpose, or else let each company
go as 1t pleases in mining and market
ing its own product, dealers and con-
sumers could act accordingly. In the
present mixed condition of anthracite
affairs, however, which is chiefly owing to
the indecision of the several companies,
the trade is much unsettled, and pur-
chasers hold of, declining to book their
orders, fearing a break in prices may
occur. The lesson taught the anthra-
cite interests last year, which was large
ly owing to the same cause, seems to
have been lost, and the object for which
the combination on the allotment plan
was formed certainly has not been fully
attained. The producing and carrying
companies have thus far held together,
but the tension of discord is now drawn
very tightly, and unless there is some
wisdom shown, and that, too, at an
early date, the result will not prove
beneficial to the producers if it should
to the middlemen and domestic con-
sumers, it being doubtful if the latter
would obtain much benefit in any event.
We are informed that the production in
August was perhaps about 100000
tons, and If this estimate proves correct
the actual output fell short of the quota
agreed upon by quarter of million
tons. s.-Philadelphia Ledger.
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Harvest Home Services.

Services commemorative of the re-
ceHtly garnered harvest were very gen.
orally observed in the Reformed
churches. Those held in the Lehigh-
ton church we're very interesting. The
altar and pulpit were tastefully adorned
with fruit and grain, while fragrant
flowers made cheerful the hallway to
the church. The fruit was of all kinds:
hemellow pear, the rosy-cheeked apple,
the sweet plum, all in ripened perfection;
while the luscious grape hung in tempt
ing clusters amidst the profusion of
beautiful fruit.
A most interesting and significant OBJ
ject in this array of good and useful
things was the miniature wheat field.
Placed near the base of the pulpit, be-
meath a delightful arch of fruit, its crop
of grain was half cleaned. The stubles.
like grave stones, reminded us that all
must die, and that others have gone be-
fore. The shock of sheaves stand ready
10 be gathered home; the grain still
standing with bowed heads after life
well spent and useful, piously await
their time for death, which lies signifi-
cantly near in the sickle at its feet.
This day impresses us with the reward
of honest toll and christian lives. This
occasion reminds us of the blessings we
enjoy. Our lives frightened by fragrant
flowers, merry birds, toothsome fruit
and garnered grain. In this offering of
the results of summers toll we inti-
mate that we have laid by store tor the
winter and desire recognition in the
time to come. What a theme? and in
its contemplation it is no wonder that
the church and God cause are so deep
ly imbued in the hearts of the people
and grows; so strong notwithstanding
detracting influences.
We understand that next Sabbath like
services will be held in the Lutheran
church, an offering to Him who has so
bountifully blessed the soil and given us
a plentiful harvest.
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MARRIED.

McNALLY-GLYNE-In White Haven,
Sept. 8, by Rev. NJ. S. Bergrath, VIM.
McNally, of White Haven, and Miss
Mamie, daughter of John Glyne.
CLARK-WEHR-In Summit Hill, Aug.
%, by Rev. A. p. Horn, William
Clark and Miss Clara Wehr.
MINNIcK - MCNEILUs - In Summit
Hill, August 27, Samuel Minnick, of
Summit Hill, to Miss Bridget Nc
Neilus, of Lansford.
MULHEARN-BoYLE--In Summit Hill,
August 25, James ID. Mulhearn, OF
Summit Hill, and Miss Bridget Boyle.
of Coal Dale.
BoLLISGER-H HoATs-In Wilkesbarre,
August ls, Alfred Bolinger and Miss
Lizzie Hoats, both Of Mauch Chunk.