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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-14
POINTS IN Politics

DIR. p. c. Newbakcr, of Danville, is
the latest candidate fol the Eleventh
Congressional district Democratic nom
ination.
There is a report in circulation that
Wallace, should he find his own nemin
alton Impossible. will transfer his
strength to U'illiam Mutchlcr, of North
ampton county, eN.Congressman.
Ex-senator Buckalew has with
drawn the Montour county announce
mcnt of his Congressional candidacv,
leaving the contest for the local confer
rees between j. c. zimmerman and 2.
G. Newbaler.
Colonel John d. Stiles is strongly
urged for the Democratic nomination
for Senator in Lehigh by correspond
ent of the Allentown Item. Whether
he would accept or not we are not adj
vised, but it would lie highly creditable
10 the county and State to have Colonel
stiles in the Senate. With Wallace and
Hall retiring, strong men will be needed
on the Democratic side Of the body.
Grand Master Workman Powderly
writes to friend at Wilkesbarre, and a
well known politician that under no cir
cumstances will he allow his name to
be used as a candidate for Congress
from the Twelfth District. Powderly
says: 81 am tired of seeing my name
used in connection with politics. am
much obliged to my many friends fol
The interest manifested in me. but am
not desirous of being a candidate for
Congress. am satisfied with my pres
ent work. | would not be in Congress
among lot of politicians"
A Stroudsburg despatch of the 7;h
inst, says: The Democratic Senatorial
contest in the Twenty-second district is
going to be very hot. Under the rota.
ton plan 1t belongs to Monroe this time.
The district comprises Pike, Carbon
and Monroe counties and each county
will have candidate in the convention.
IN Monroe six candidates are already
out, viz: j. II. Shull, lawyer and ply
sician; c. Burnett, eX~member of the
Senate; N. +. Coolbaugh, eX-member
of the Legislature; \. J. Shoemaker
eN-membcr Of the Legislature IS. Holmes,
prominent lawyer, and Andrew Sc
bring, a man with barrel to bacl, him.
If Monroe can decide on man he will
be nominated. If not it will go to ore
Of the other counties. OF course he
will be elected, as the district is strong
ly Democratic; but the Republicans will
nominate a man and it belongs to Mon
roe. Among some OF the men likely to
get the Republican nomination are Bur
gess Joseph Wallace and Colonel e. L.
Norton, Of Stroutlsburg.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-14
LARnn AND pn11rIns.

The knights of Labor at a session re-
Gently held in Harrisburg adopted u
memorial ecboiying series OF rcsolu-
tions in which they express their
opinions on political topics. The menu
orial is 10 be presented for the cousidela-
tiou Of the Conventions of both political
parties. If the policies therein set forth
he approved the Knights have decided
HAT they viii take no further action; but
If they be rejected they propose to act
independently. The following sum
mary comprises the planlss in this latest
labor platform:
~ The enforcement Of the provisions
OF the State Constitution relating to the
operation of railroads.
W The passage Of II law making it a
penal ottense to employ m factories girls
under 10 years Of age, or boys Gnder Ii
in factories, mills or mines.
t3l A law compelling the payment
OF wages in legal tender muney, at iu-
tervals of not more than two weeks, in
mines. mills and factories.
~ The annulment Of all laws bearing
uncqually on capital and labor, and the
removal Of Unjust technicaltesi delays
and determinations in the adminstra-
ton of Justice.
81 Forbidding the sale of prison.
made goods at lower prices than the
ordinary market rates for goods of like
qualify.
t6l Compelling the Secretary of the
Treasury to apply an surplus mony in
the Treasury in excess of SlOO.000,GO
To the payment Of Understanding
bonds.
~ Providing for the issue of legal
tcuder Treasury notes direct to the
people without the Intervention of
banks, and abolshing the national
banking system.
(S) Making il penal offense to i'm.
polt contract labor into this country to
compete with home labor,
(0l Declaring the forfeiture of all
public lands held by corporations or
individuals where the terms Of the grant
have not been complied with, and re-
strictin9 future sales to bona fide settlers
who are citizens of the United States,
in quantities not exceeding 100 acres.
1t is most encouraging sign of the
times when laboring men undertaking
to discuss among themselves PROPOSE
tions such as are involved in the above
memorial Out of discussion grows a
proper comprehension of what is good
and bad in proposed legislation, and
what may be accomplished and what
may not.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-14
September, 9TH, 1886,

at o'clock in the afternoon, on the prem
lSrs, Nos. aJ and o.
land situated ia East Penn township, cOnnty
Of Carbon, aud state Of Penna., bounded and
described as follows 10 wit beginning at "A
stone corner thence By lands of John BALLET
north lIai degrees raSt % 80 pcrchcS to a
stone, thence by lands Of George Ballet north
2t degrees west g $40 prrcheS to q corner
thence south TA degrees, west pcrChcs to
a corner, thence ~ degrees west lOG per.heS
10 "a corner ii Lizard Creek, thence i'm and
along the same south, 2lia degrees west 49,.
perches 10 q corner, thence south degrees
west II perchcS 10 a corner thence SOuJh 10
degrees west g3Il uCrrhps To "a stone thence
percheS to corner, thence south 1872 de
grceS east 10 $40 peTchcS 10 a corner, thence
south 9'g degrees east 81 ia pcrchcs To q
corner, thence south degrees east o perchCS
to the place of urgiaiiing. containing lG
ACRES and ll6 FEECHES, strict measure.
About acres are heavy timber land and the
balance good farm land.
No, hi.-All that certain tract on piece of
land situated i'm East Penn township, county
of Carbon, aud state Of PcHuaa bounded and
described as follows. to wiz Beginning at a
enrueE thence 10y lands Of JACOB Andreas
south degrees east - perches 10 q corner
thence by lands Ui $. Ballet north zoe de-
grreS east +ai. rcrcllCs. thence north 4 de
EF'ts west at's pcFcAcs. thence north ,dl1 de-
grees east Gc' perthes, theuce north 2Sai de-
gTc"s west 80 perchcs, thence by lands now
or late of Charles Dmkey sWuh 10 degrees
Mesi 9l pgrChCs tO the place ut Grglunlng.
containing u ACRES and l2PERClll.S, strict
measure Tie improvements thereon com
s,st q q two tory FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE and necessary cutbIiidugs
Being the estate of JOHN BALLET, de.
ceascd
Conditions viii he mtdc known on ihc
days Of sale and dr. a,fcudlnce given by
VICTOR BOWMAN,
LEWIS T.. BALLET,
A,.lh$lra.oTs.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-14
Sept. 9TH, 1886,

ut O'Clock IN the afternoon, at the Shines
vilir Hotel, Nos lG, II and IL.
No. lG-Ali that certain lot situate in the
village Of LyHVport, Lynn township, county
OF lchigl! and state OF Pcnna., bonndcd and
described rs follows to Wit: beginning AT u
stone in public road, thence by lands OF
Charles KrIusS and JOHN ltcinhari, south =,
degree east 80 feet to "A stone, thence by lands
OF David FolWeivr, south S9lq degrees, west
li2 feet to Il stake, thence by the same north
q degree west 33 feet To a stake, thence by
lot Of Lydia oswald north Sg'5 degrees, east
l33 ieot 10 the place Of beginning, containing
1915 square Sect. The improvements thereon
consist OF a two and half story frame
Dwelling House, and other necessary out
buildings.
No I7.--Ail that certain lot or 5iece o!
ground situated in New Sldtcviile. Lynn town
snip, county Oi Lchgh and state OF lennd.
bounded and described as follows, 10 wit.
adjoining lands n Samuel +. LutZ, Daniel I.
treilZ and Jonathan Biliig, containing In
frOut on q public road 81 feet aUd extending
~ depth ih'rc.rCm liB feet, The Improve
mentS thereon consist of a two and It hall
story frame, Dwelling House, aad Othci
necessary outbulGlCrS
No, ls.-AH tuat certain lot on piece Of
ground situated in the village OF StincSyille,
Lynn township, county OF l.rhiEh. State OF
ttnnj,, bounded and described as follows,
10 VII Beginning at a post by a sidewalk
and public road, thence north 1Os degrees
east 20 lcet tJ post, thence by land Of
east lDj feet and / inch to post, theme
ht the same south 55i9 degrees west " feet
and Inches Ia q post, thence by the same
north l9ls degrees west us feet and inches
10 the place of beginning, containing 20 per-
cArS. more or Hess. The improvements there
STORE BUILDING, wltll Kitchen attached
ana other necessary Outbuildings. Tuesday,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-14

Tine Meteoroiogist. Prof Foster, says
in the Burlington lla.) Haukege, of the
lllh inst, that one Of the greatest storm
periods Of 1856 VIII begin on August lG
and continue till the 2ith, during which
the great drought will be completely
broken by heavy rains, hail and lorna
does and heavy gales. A tropical hurri-
cane will be felt on the southeast At
lantic coast between the 10Th and 20th.
These storms will be general, and Iowa,
Illinois, New England States, Eastern
Canada and Labrador will be in the
danger path. Vivid sun spots will ar-
pear from the 10Th to the 24ih, and
brilliant amor on the 20tb and 23d.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-14
Washington News and Gossip.
From our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Aug. O..

L rom our Special CORES SpOndcnt.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Aug. Q, 'SG.
Mr.. EDITOR: The first session of the
Forty-ninth Congress which began on
Monday, December 7th, 1885, and COW
cred period of seven months and
twenty-eight days. terminated on Thurs
day, at ! O'Clock in the afternoon. The
closing day was more orderly and free
from objection able trans sctions which
usually characterize the closing day Of
session. Both the Republican and
Democratic Senators were notified by
an extraordinary scene which was oc-
casicned by one of Senator Riddlebcrg-
er freaks. The usual resolution was
offered by Senator Harris thanking the
presiding officer, for the ability. courtesy
and impartialty with which lie lad pre-
sided over the senate during the session.
The question was put, and declared to
have been unanimously adopted where
upon Mr.. Riddleberser in an excited
/ manner declared that the resolution
should not pass unless a quorum was
present and in order 10 prevent a furth-
er scene recess was ordered. Later
in the dag during AIR. Riddleberger's ;
absence from the Senate Chamber, the
resolution wss called up and adopted.
! The official announcement that the
President had approved the river and
harbor bill, was the signal for many Of
the Senators and Representatives to
leave the Capitol to complete their ar
ranscments for the homeward journey,
aud wien the hour OF adjournment
arrived there were but few present in
/ either house.
The President has signed the oleo-
margarine bin, and IN doing 50 he sent
/ 70 the House message giving his
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-14
Auditors Notice.

In thc Orphans Court of Carbon County,
estate Of LEWIS kIINGTR, deceased.
The Auditor appointed 10y the Orphans
Court 10 make distribution Of The balance in
the hands of William Mccormick, admins
traitor ot estate Lewis kHuger. deceased, ~ in
meet all parties Interested for the purposes of
his appointment; ON Tuesday the 3ist day Ot
August, A. u. 1856, at 6'gluCk, q. m, at his
Office In the borough of Mduch Chunk when
and where all parties having claims are re
gulrcd 10 present and prove thc same or be
forever debarred irun coming In upOn said
fund.
/. Il. BARBER, Auditor
Mauril thnnlS, Pa, July q, SOFT.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-14
Auditors S Notice.

In Re. Second and Final ac- In the Court of
count of Samuel Lclbenguth Common Pleas
assignee OF VIM. Horn. Carbon %. Pa
The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by tie
Court OF Common Pleas Of Carbon county,
Jane ~, 4. ID. 1856, 10 make dlstribUtiDu of
the fluids In the handsof Samuel LeibengIth,
assignee Of Wm. Horn, among the parties en-
titled thereto. viii attend to the duties Of his
appointment on the 2.rd day OF August A. D.
1856, at O'Clock p. M, at the oitite OF Frey
man & kclfcr, attorneys at law, in the Bor-
Ough of Mauch Chunk, Pa. when and where
all parties Interested viii be required 20 pre-
sent their claims or be deharIed from coming
in on said fund.
S, r. GILLIAN, Auditor.
Lehighton, Pa, July 10, 1886. jy2j-td
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-14
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING.

The Democratic County Committee Of
CarOUn County will meet at the Court
House,in the borough Of Nauch Chunk.
on The 10th inst. at IL o'clock, II. m,
for the purpose Of selecting Delegates to
the State Committee at Harrisburg,
August 18th, 1856.
GEO. ~ ESSEX, Chairman.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-14

The annual Democratic County Meet
ing will be held at the Court Hoitse in
the borough Of Manch Chunk, on Mon
day, the 10th day OF August, at l o.
clock, p IN. u will be the duty OF this
meeting to name persons to hold the
Delegate Elections in the different
Townships and Boroughs in the County
FIX the time Of holding the County Nom
mating Convention. and select County
Committee for the ensuing campaign
and transact any other business upon
which it has power to act.
GEO. w. EssER, Chairman.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-14
Frame Planning MIL,

IS by 10 feet, together with lumber sheds and
t.. y. Il. r., maiing if i've yery ' c"nyrniemt M for Tor
this business, which has bCtu established for
about - year,, II the Planning Mill is sold nj
this time, then the following valuable per
lime; One tug'nc, boiler and sl,af,ing, ono
"a inch single papcr one 8 inch moulding
inaghinc, one g inch moulding machine, j
upright mnul2cr, slat saw, / scroll saw,
machine. ! piorti,ing machine piOw saw.
rip saw, ECw EHnd iniutrr, screw benches.
carpenter benches, Thc.lbHrroWS, ! one
horse wagon, tWh-AnrSe wagon, | oil tauk
and oil, lot Of nails, grinistJncS, ! emOr,
stone, lot nj lumber, consisting Gi white pine.
yellow pine, hemloci, alsn doors. sash, mould
ings aud many other articles too numerous
TO mention. ON SAII' RDAH
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-14

Entered at the Lchigh,on rosl.odice as
Second Glass Mail Matter
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SWiTEIN c. Su.RT-ID3E'sAcADEMy
~ Fer YtIGg Mn and kcys. Gedia, Pa.


IL miles from Philadelphia. FIXED price
covers every expense, even books, &c. No
extra charges. No Incidental expenses
70 examination iOr admission. Twelve cX-
pCrienced teachers, all mcn, and all cradI-
@tes, Special opportunities for apt students
to advance rapidly. Special drill for dUl! uud
backward boys. Patrons or students may
select any studies or choose the regular Eng
liSh, Scientific, Business, Classical or tivil
Engineering course. Students lifted at Media
Academy are now in Iiayard, Yale. Prince
ION and ten other Colleges and Polytechnic
Schools. 10 students sent to college IN 1855, 10
in 1884, 10 In lass. Ia in 1886. ! graduating
class every year In the commercial depart
mcnt \ Physical and Chcmcal Laboratory.
Gymnasium and Bail Ground 1900 vols.
added to Library IN 1883. Physical apparatus
doubled in lSSj. Media has seven Chur.,cs
aud temperance charter which prohibits
the sale of a!l Intoxicating drinks, For new
Illustrated circular address the Principal and
Proprietor, SWlHHIN e. SHORrLIDuE, 4.
MI (Haryard GradUatel Mclia, peun'a.
Aug. 7, s6-ly.
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WGiSSpQTt Business Directory.
p AURY Il SEWELL,
TIM Wrtsepopr BAKERy

THE WUtSSPorT BAKERY,
Fresh Bread and Cakes every day. Delivered
Ia Lchishton and Match Chuuk every Tues
day, Thursday aud saturday. sY'- Picnics,
Parties, Camp Meetings, Weddings, Funerals
supplied ut short notice august7 SHY
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Watches, Clocks and JGVGlpJ.
REPAIRING

Neatly and promptly attended to ~ lowest
prices. Call examine goods, and lcura
prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
Dee. 10, iSs5-ly.
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August 27 & %,

1gsC, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, on the
premises.
No. ll.--All that certain lot or piece of
ground, situate on the east side of Cherry
street. IN the borough of Slatngton, countyof
LehiEh and state nf Pennsylvania, bDunlaj
and described as follows, t. Wit: PeriIni
at the SOuth-wt st conner OF a lot maraed pun
part No, -, thence along the same north -
lots marked pGrpams nos. i2, !, IL and 3
north p degrees west lt5 fcCt TO a post,
thence along lot marked purWart No. 6, north
I3al degrees east 80 feet to a post IN public
road and lands of tile LChigh Valley x. l..
Co, south 27il degrees east 3lB feet to Il pot
thence south - degrees west 2ii3 feet to II
post at Cherry street, thence along said
Cherry street north iG'l degrees, west iO2 feet
to the place or beginning. containing Acre
and 70 PcrChCs. Ihc improvements thereon
rnnSlal ni 4 lnr-n iiNi ..N.rA
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bht GnrDpl1 AArQGnie,
LEHlQnTnN.p PA.

SATURDAY. AUGsr Is, 1850.
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Origin Of the Patent Oat.ids. 81

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Row be conceived the -patsrf outssie-
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-05
New Way to Make Gnnnn,rhcr.

A French chemist has brought forward a
new method of manufacturing gunpowder
The requisite quantity Of sulphur is dissolved
in sulphide of carbon. and this solution is
then mixed with the carbon, which, instead
of charcoal, as in other modes Of powder
making, is cotton or some other cellulose
fiber, which is reduced TO an Inpalpable
powder. To this mixture is finally added
the proper quantity of 4 saturated solution
of saltpetre. The compound Is now eyapo-
rated and the capitalization broken up, or it
is evaporated in vacuum. A very perfect
incorporation of the several substances is
thus secured Scientific journal
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-05
Only Two Types. blonde and Dark.

In his new work ON an:hropoiogy Topinard
says that there are only two types-;he
blonde and the dark; that the other so-called
tyI.s-yellow and red in particulsr-cnn
only in very minor degree serve 10 dis
tinguish races. and that color a. a rule Is an
uncertain character, liable 70 alter in indi-
viduals and difficult 10 determine and ex-
press. As n concession, however, TO the
general practice, he gives table q clasSifi-
cations OF races by their color un.ier the
three ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, yellow and
black CHICAGO Herald
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-05
Men Of the N.- English r.rii.meuI
old Nu.k~s. ,g.ae Into N~-.

Sixty thousand u1a<kess Of the Old Spring
0eh pattern hare lasely been ~nf trora
vSssern arsesals 70 the United Stats arm
oey Il Springfield. Mas. 70 be rnaie over
Thee wr~ bought by :ae government rear
the close Of the war, bs: werr never 1ss<;
II old BY aacfinn they ro1E bring oaiy .
tribe; but he government Ave- three-
fsurshs or nors q their ooss by reho2aing
than TITO Tie rrOes: ayk II azm-E-
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