The Luzerne Union from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • 3

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. in estate of Zachariah Neely, deceased; returnable fast Saturday of Jane. Estate of John Beishline. deceased: LTJZEKNE UNION- HEWS ITEKS. Florida has apples getting ripe.

Colonel Fred Grant's girl baby NEW ADTERTISEMEKT3. REMOVAL. Da. PRENDERGAST ha rented a house ou Washington between Northampton and weighs Hill appointed guardian of Myron Beish- Estate of Matthew Deal, dee'd; return of The Alert base ball club of Tunkhannock will play a match game with the. Wilkes Barre club this Friday" afternoon in this city.

The Alerts are the champions of Wyoming and a good game may be expected. On Monday the Wilkes-Barres will play Ibe "Itbacas, who claims the championship of New York state. On the sale confirmed nisi. Estate of Shoemaker, dee'd; first PEABODY HOUSE, CORNER Of LOCUST aud NINTH 8T3 PHILADELPHIA, PA. Convenient to alt place of amusement and car lines In the city.

No changes to and from the Centennial grounds. Col. Watson, proprietor of the HaBmr Hocst Cincinnati for the past twenty roars, and T. resent proprietor, has leased the house for ct-m of years, and has newly furnished It and fitted it thrtughovL He will keep a strictly nrat-class house, and has accommodations lor 300 gnosis. Terms onlva.1 per day.

No bar has ever lcn kept in the HlXRT Horss, nor will any be kept at the Phasodt. May 24, partial account of administrator filed; the the last three items of creditamounting $646.72 not allowed, balance confirmed niii. 7 Court granted the following licenses as of May 2, 1876: i Wesley Spade, noteL Black Creek. James Kelly, hotel, Dnnmore. John Haley, restaurant, Pleasant Valley.

I Hess, hotel, Salem township. Hillards. quart, Wilkes Barre city. Richard Gilroy, restaurant, Biakely township. David Dale and Charles Coolbaugh were tried for assault and battery, Biakely.

prosecutor." The 'jury rendered a verdict of not guilty and taxed two-thirds of the cost upon David L. Dale and the remaining one-third on the prosecutor. Court appointed Chas. W. Bowman to act as tipstave during the June sessions; compensation $2 per day.

Peter Barrett was tried- for forgery Estate of Stephen Parker, bnal 24th the Allen town clnb, and during July account of L. Batchelor, acting as executor filed the last four items of credit amount the "Peabodjs" and Baltimores or Baltimore, the "Arkansas" New York city, the "Carbondales" on the 4th, and the celebrated "Chicagos' of Chicago, all of which will be plajedjin this city. ing to 8537.75 not allowed, balance confirmed nisi. Estate of Martin Gurl, dee'd partial account of administrator presented and re WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. 1876.

The pablic Bchoolft of this city close for the summer Tacation oo Tuesday. II. Q. Blair, a printer of Scranton, has received a license to preach, and been given the charge of the M. E.

Church at South DaDly, N. Y. Supt. Campbell will open a Teachers' Normal School at the Franklin Street School House, in this city, on the 10th of July next. John Walton was killed in the Grand Tunnel mines on Saturday.

lie was old and feeble and was run down by the cars drawn by mules. The Exchange Hotel building is being painted white. It is improved very much and will accomodate many more persons than heretofore' fused confirmation, it being blended with a MBar miWmv. distribution account. Final account of administrator confirmed nisi in estate of J.

C. Field dee'd and of and acquitted. His fathcr-in law Patrick' administratrix in estattfof Wm. J.Thomas, dee'd. Estate cf Daniel Landmesser, dee'd; confirmation refused as the item of credit Farmers and Thresher wishing to purchase first class articles of THRESHERS AND CLEANERS, Also, One and Two Horse Tread Powers aud Threshers, will please call on or address, J.

M. HUL8HIKER, 1 Light Street, Columbia Pa. Senl for price list, une 1. 3ui. to guardian cannot be allowed in this ac EfitBBW.

"PHIlAOltU'HTA, JuvkIO. 1876. Francisco Peralto, the Mexican, accomplished the feat at Suffolk Park to-day of riding 150 miles in seven hours, using twenty five mustang horses. The attendance of spectators was slim. The rider started at twelve noon and closed the last mile at ten minutes of seven.

A Fbkak Op NATrait. Mr Adam Sp angler. at the edge of the York borough Hoe. has one of the finest fields of wheat in York connty There is something very strange in the manner of obtaining the wheat. He never planted it A year ago last fall he sowed wheat in the field which is about one acre in extent the next summer he harvested this he then plowed the ground and put in corn which in due season be gathered and sold for roasting ears for a doubly good price.

After this the wheat which had been dropped in the former harvesting, sprang np regularly; all over' the field, and now it is headed out and is fine and vigorous. Important IfTrne. From a person Who has been studying how to deal effective death to the Colorado potato bug we are informed that Boneat Aloes is the best and safest means that has yet been discovered. It is reduced to a fine powder, and upon being sprinkled over the ground serves as an instantaneous summons to quit. The demand is sure of the desired result Several farmers in the western part of Chester connty tried this Aloes last summer and reported it to be sure and effectual and if needs be they will rely upon it the coming season to save their crops from the devastating Windham Journal.

Another exchange says The open winter has rendered the potato bug happy. They are out early and full of energy. Examine your vines, and cut off every leaf and burn it. on which you find a bug. Burn the bug1 also.

Those on the vines now do not destroy them. They de-posite their eggs, and the young ones, which are hatched, destroy the vines. By burning the leaf, you burn the and prevent the secood crop of innocents. i PARLOR FURNITURE and all other kind of R. 1T ITUR i of the most A PROVED STYLES Made to Order, if Not Already on Hand, AT Iallaa Corrcsp nndenee.

Mr. Wm. Hunter has! purchased a farm of Asa Worden, (it being a part of the old Jacob Fisher property,) for which he pays sixteen hundred dollars. Bjmans' are painting their store white. A decided improvement from it former prison color.

Mr. Draper Raub, eldest son of A. Raub, has returned to this place from California with Lis family, after an absence of thirteen years. He reports the country flooded with water, hard currency, and Chinese are thicker than flies in August. 'LVo six-mule teams, two mules and part of a wagon, making; 14 mules, two wagons and a half, arrived at this village Friday night from Berks county in quest of employment, intending to haul lumber for Baruey Stroud.

The wagons being the heaviest and largest ever seen here, excited more curiosity and-1 wonderment than a mc-nagarie. The Band is progressing as formerly, and are practicing on sacred music, oritorioes, Mathew Griese, of Jackson township, fell exhausted while fighting fire, arid was horned to death. Lie was buried Sunday, June 4th. Mrs. Ellen Goes, wife of Orlando Goss, was buried Sunday, June 4th.

She had been an invalid for twelve years, and confined to her bed for eight years. She was the daughter of the late Jacob Fisher. Andrew Raub has just returned from up couutry with a prime yoke of oxen to work on the farm. J. J.

B. The salary of our policemen is fixed at $C0 per month; City Clerk at $200 per month: Street Commissioner at 31000 per year; City Engineer $1,000 per year City Attorney $300. Doctor J. S.i Smirb. Dental Surgeon.

South Main Street, and as you call advise with the head always ahead for success. Learned Ignorance is ths greatest curse of mankind. April 187C. 4w. count.

Estate of Abram Pelhsm. dee'd; first and partial account of J. H. Savage, executor; examined and confirmed nisi. Estate of Patrick Mooney, dee'd; return of sale confirmed nisi.

Estate of Caroline Lanlsburg, dee'd; petition filed and court appoint L. B. Landmesser trustee, to make sale of real estate and an order nunc pro tunc grauted author, izing him to expose the premises to public sale. September 2d. 1876.

Estate of Elizabeth Haydco, dee'd; bond of II. W. Palmer, administrator; with Wm. Stoddard as surety, filed Mid approved. Estate of Margaret Dayton dee'd, partial account of executor confirmed nisi.

Estate of John Wolk, dee'd, final account of G. W. Drum, administrator, coufirmed nisi. Estate Garret Walsh, deceased, final account of Peter R' Walsh, administrator, confirmed nisi. Estate of Isaac Keen deceased final account of George Keen, administrator, confirmed nisi.

Same iu Estate of Mary W. Jones deceased. Estate of S. U. Puterbaugh answer of I T.

Puterbaugh, executor to citation filed. twelve The insurgentsJiaYe burned two Turkish villages andraaasScred 620 Turks. Stokes the murderer of Jim Fisk, will reenter good society in October AWaterlown young lady ate 11 eggs Easter, and says her yolk is easy and her burden light. In announcing the marriage of Miss Mary Hoops, the Boston Advertiser presumes that she will continue to wear her maiden! name. A despatch received at Washington otf Saturday, from the commanding officer at Fort Laramie, says a war party of about fifty Indians ran off twenty bead of horses from Kelly's ranche, on the Chum Water.

Troops have been sent out in pursuit. Michael Nolan, a laborer, aged 25 years, was kicked and beaten by Thomas on Friday afternoon, until he died. The difficulty, which occurred near Lake Montebello, in Baltimore county, originated in a dispute a bill for board due McDonnell by Nolan. The authorities of North Scituate, are investigating a very mysterious case, which indicates foul play. A bundle of lady's clothes, some articles spotted with blood and with the appearance of being torn off violently, were found in a thick woods near Hingham.

They are said to resemble the clothes of Mrs. Wheelwright, who mysteriously disappeared from her home in Beechwood district some two weeks since. Considerable excitemeut exists in the community. At Basswood, the other day, at dusk, while a boy was drivintr home a calf, a bear made a raid. The heifer ran, and the boy, neglecting to let loose of the heifer's tail, was saved.

The puddlers met at Pittsburg on Saturday, rejected the compromise proposed by the manufacturers and decided to continue the lock-out. Governor Chamberlain, of Columbia, South Carolina, on Saturday issued a proclamation offering a reward of $1,000 for the arrest and confinement in any jail in that State, of John II. McDevitt. the absconding treasurer Edgefield county. McDe.

vitt is gone with about 75,000 of the county money. One of the greatest base ball contests on record, took place on last Saturday in New York, between the Mutuals and the Cincinnati nine. After playing ten innings, the score stood to 0, in favor of the Mutuals. Another game fully as remarkable was played at Providence, R. on Wednesday between the Rhode Island club of Providence and the; Taunton club of Taunton.

Mass. It required seventeen inning to decide the contest, but the wonderful part of the display was the small number of errors made on either side. The home club aggregated but three errors, while theTauntons, excepting the catcher, had only five accredited to them. Queerr Victoria's levee on the 22d May was held by Ihe Prince of Wales, the presentations being equivalent to introductions to the Queen. The list of names of tba persons presented on the occasion takes up five closely printed columns of the London 358 S.

Main Street, WILKES-BARRE, A. riense cull and examinu the extensive stock ot splendid PARLOR FURNITURE, BED ROOM SETS, which cannot be surpassed In nyuiark't. Til BSE LARGE STORK ROOMS near Ross street are open for visitors ami purchaser) nt nil biiHlmMH hours. Don't tall to look through thexe furniture rooms, before purchaxing anywhere. NolteUcrart fclesat Ihe same prices can be found in any market.

PETER KASHENHACII. April 5, 1875 1 III I 1o Standard OF ThE World Over 300 ModmcaJions. -10 THE REQUlKDiENTS OF EYBW BUSINESS FAIRBANKS EWINGr. 715 CHESTNUT ST PHILADELPHIA. Tbesteamer "Pittston" grounded about 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, at the head of the near the city, and was not off when we closed our "marine reports for this issue." It was rumored about that some of its machinery had broken and that it was waiting for repairs.

Dec. 19. '75-ly. Clark was the prosecutor. Two-thirds of the costs were charged to Barrett apd the remaining ona-third to Clark, the prosecutor.

Aivah Lamoreux was tried for fornifica-tion and bastardy and acquitted, the costs being taxed upon Elizabeth Lutton, prosecntrix. Court awarded capias for Thomas Campbell. In the case of James Loftus snd William Loftos. indicted for assault and bat-tery, Michael McDevitt. prosecutor, tne District Attorney, by leave of court, entered a nol pros.

The defendants recognized were forfeited in the surety of the peace cases in which the following parties were dofendants Jacob Harner, John Campbell, Patrick James Hull, Bridget Mauahan, John Nesbitt, Mathew McCann, John Barnes, Mathew Kirby, and Frederick Ruoff. Joseph Griffiths was sentenced to pay costs and give recognizance to keep the peace for one year. E. Lowecstien and Lowenstien were tried for assault and. battery with intent to kill Joseph Neuerger, prosecutor, and were found guilty as to first count.

Tuesday, Juno 13. Present Judges Harding and Morss. George Walker was tried for larceuy and acquitted, jury not leaving box. William iBrader was tried for carrying concealed weapon; jury out. COMMON PLEAS.

Monday, June 12 1876. Present, Judges Harding and Morss. Agnes Kelly, by her next friend Hugh Goodwin, vs James Kelly; alias subpoena, returned and publication ordered. E. II.

Palmer appointed commissioner to take testimony in this case. Henderson Gaylord vb Charles Derby et al; rule why affidavit of defense shall not be filed nunc pro tunc, and judgment, for thereof, stricken off. All proceedings stayed in meantime. A Drexel vs Richhrds and Win-Chester, judgment irregularly entered strick en off. i No.

May term, 1876, between same parties rule to choose arbitrators stricken off. E. W. Lennell appointed auditor to distribute funds arising from sale of real estate of S. C.

O'Donnell. Ilabler vs. Hodman rule to set aside sheriff's sale of real estate at cost of sheriff. Exceptions filed to auditors' report on proceeds of sale of real estate ot Philip Mc-Kinsey. David J.

Davis made a voluntary assign DRY GOODS ETO Normal Institute. A Normal Institute for Teachers and Students who desire to review their studies will be opened in the Franklin Street Grammar School Building at Wilkes-Barre, on Monday, July 10. to continue Bix weeks. The accommodations are ample, board reasonable. Terms $10.

W. Campbell Co. Supt. Assistants, Dr McCacsi.a.vd, and J. C.

GfcYER. June 14, 3t. "Tm Brtwn at xlorl," is received from Messrs. Donnelly, Loyd Co of Chicago, and its great length has prevented its pernsal at this time. It is reported to be one of Thomas Hughes' best novels and commands a large sale.

"Centennial Mareh." This popular music composed by J. Wymend. is for sale F. W. Helmiek, YOST BORDEN, SPRING SUETS, FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.

Centennial Year, 18T. The whole world is invited purchase trunks, bags, valises, shawl, shoulder and trunk straps from the Oriental Trunk Factory, 818 Market street, south side, between Eighth and Ninth streets, Philadelphia, wholesale or retail. First class goods at low prices, and repairing promptly dofte Bronciiiti3 The usual symptoms of this diseased are Cough. Soreness of the Lungs or Throat, lloarsness, Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic Fever, a spitting of phlegm or matter) and sometimes blood. It is an inflammation of the fine skin lining the iuside of the whole of the wind tubes or air vessels which run through every part of the Lungs.

Jayne's Expectorant immediately suppreses the Cough, Pain, Inflammation, Fever, and Difficulty of Breathing; produces a free and easy expectoration, and effects a speedy cure. Sixth Ciucin- Music Dealer. 278 W. nati, at 25 cents. Also', the "Mineral Springs Polka," by at G.

Pol fuss, for sale by the same dealer, 30 cents. Heady wade, and Ready to put right on. Record of the Ysar. Fourth Number (July); ready to-dayj With a fine Steel Portrait of A. T.

Stewart, his Career. Death, Will and Succession. This new Periodical, which has already reached such enormous popularity, is something new and original in the way of a Monthly Magazine. Being a sort of Reference Scrap-Book, or monthly record of important events that happen in any part of the world, with a selection of the most popular miscellany of the current month, prose and poetry, foreign and domestic. Edited by Frank Moorr, of the "Rebellion Record." G.

W. Carleton Co. Publishers, Madison Square, New York. Ij Pinnae Hole. The atmosphere has been very warm for a week past, and the fields have become dried and parched.

The1 need of a refreshing rain is felt in this section. Crops are generally good. The hay crop will be stronger this season than it has been for many years. Oats', though a large portion were sowed late, promises well. Winter grain will not be more than fifty per cent, of an average yield, owing to the severity of the winter.

Potatoes come up well, but if the bugs" are not vigorously will go dowu again under the biting influence of their enemy. There is also a fine prospect for fruit. In many orchards apples are setso full that if none drop off there will be too many to develop well. Pears blossomed full, but a frost, as they were in full bloom, blasted a suflicieut number to enable the' remainder to ripen well. Grapes were much harmed by frost, but with a favorable fall a partial crop may be expected.

Stone fruit, except peaches, are with us a failure, but if the remainder of the seapon is favorable a fair supply is expected. Fat cattle are very scarce, and consequently beef is high priced. Flour sells at $3 70 and -i 50 per cwt. Feed $2 25, and corn meal do. per cwt.

Potatoes from 20 to 25 cts. per bushel. Farm hands are plenty, and wages low $12 to $15 per month 75 to 80 cents per day board iucluded. W. You ran now II ml the larpext stock in Wilkes Barre to from, an wo have two hIoipm, both II I led with stylbdi, und good suhiitautiul goodN, Ite.idy made and made to order Our assortment of PLAID SUITING, something new, Hall Centennial The above is the title of some beautiful words composed by William A.

Daviks and set to music by Tiios. Joxks and which find a rapid sale wherever introduced. They are dedicated to the Martyrs of Liberty. Cloning Priooa of DeHaven Townaeud 40 South third Street PHILADELPHIA. Stocks Boujjht and Sold either for Cash or on Margin.

limes. A shocking crime has been detected in Gerndanes, in the Vosgcs, France. A Is really handsome just the thing to wear to the Oivttfinlul Exhibition Literary. The Illustrated Christian Weekly, published by the American Tract Society, 150 Nassau street, New York, is the best child three years old was taken to an inac RRK. 27 East sido Public Square, ami t.

58 West side Public Square, June 12, 187(1. periodical of its class, published in this April 20, '7. country. A. C.

Pearle, M. commeuced ment for benefit of creditors. the last issue the hrst of a series of arti Standard Fire Insurance Company to use SCOFIELD REILLY'S of R. 11. McKune vs.

P. McKensey and M. For sale by 1. A. Uissel or Mahanoy city.

The Troxel building on the South East corner of the Square is now to be completed without del-ay. The City Council and the court have decided to widen the sidewalk on one side of his building, after the foundations were laid and part of the walls carried up. This delay and change, will be at the cost of the ci'y, for the work had progressed according to the directions of the council and their engineer. cles on the United States Hayden exploring expedition. He will first briefly outline the history of the United States Hoyden Sur Marcus rule why appeal shall not be stricken off, two cases 1029 and 1030, May i if mmm vey, tracing its progress from its earliest term.

186. years; next to give the reader an idea of Hyde Park School District vs. William BID 22-g 1SU 14 K. St 139 10 18 84 12)4 ts camp; and finally to describe the method IT. S.

6's, 1881 5-UO, 18D5 18IS5 J.tJ 17....... 1808...... 10-40 Currency O's 5's, 1881, new Called 5-20 Pennsylvania R. F. Philadelphia and Heading H.

It. Lehigh Valley It. It Lehigh Coal A Navigation Co. United Companies ot N. Oil Creek Alleg'y Val.

R. R. Philadelphia and Erie It. It. Northern Central tt.

R. Gold Silver Ha in Bey, et. rule and character of its work. J. B.

Wood Co. vs. Hiram Bardell R. Martin appointed auditor to distri bute funds arising from Sheriff's sale of Debility and 9Tervoua HeadacUe. Chronic, sick or nerveotis headache is real estate of defendant.

British America Fire Insurance Company The most remarkable Will be oflVred after this da c-consisting in some of the i 1 Ever offered to this locality. FINE BLACK SILKS r0c gX) $5.00 TER YARD. generally dependent on, or accompanied by, impaired digestion, by which the circulation and nutrition of the brain are deranged. vs. ir.

M. Kinsey and M. Marcus rule to strike off appeal. "I Trtnrr'i Sale Adjoarned. On Monday, the 12th.

the day named for the June sales of unseated lands for taxes, K. P. Darling, and several other attorneys, requested that these sales might be adjourned a few months, owing to the I he Peruvian Syrup, by reinvigorating the Second National liank. ilkes-Harre. vs.

John Newsbigle court order judgment to Report of Coal Shipped by Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Company for the week ending June 9th, 1876 digestive powers, lays the axe at the root of the tree; the brain is duly nourished, the A Michigan paper gives an account of a church in that state which may be said to be of its own "persuasiou." jit was'built and is owned by a German, jjack of the pulpit is a tablet of wood, whereon is this inscription ''No man will be allowed to preach in this church who preaches from manuscript, who does not kneel while praying, who belongs to any secret society, or who has his life insured in any way." As may naturally be supposed, the pulpit of this place of worship i not filled very often. Hon. M. It. Wise, has been renominated for representative by the Democrats of Greene county.

Hon. James W. Hayes is again presented nervous symptoms cease, and the headache be entered against defendant for plaintiff 's claim, less $640, the amount claimed to be paid by defendant. WBEK1878. TEAR 1870.

YEAR 1875. cessible part-of the mountains in midwinter by her uncle, with the consent of its own unnatural mother, to perish there from -hunger and cold. Barnumi wa3 overwhelmed at Providence, the other day, by applicants for his autograph, and was surprised to learn, some time after, that the people had somehow got the notion that a card bearing his an tograph presented at the ticket ofiice would insure the bearer a ticket to his sho w. Lots of people presented the cards, and were diappoioted In consequence of several English trav-elers having penetrated into remote parts of the Russian empire, where it is not desired that they should appear, borders have been issued by the Russian Government that all foreigners, in crossing frontier, shall report themselves to the Consuls of their country, who will be held responsible for their subsequent movements. A well-meaning horse created a great panic in a church at Hyannis, on Sunday, and broke up the service by running against the side of the building from fright at a flash of lightning.

The audience thought the church had been struck by lightning, and made a rush for the door, and, when the mistake was discovered, the preacher thought his hearers were too much scared to receive much good, and dismissed them. The Government in Havana, Cuba, is making contracts with parties in Florida, paying $1 in gold, per pound, delivered in Nuevitas. Ricardo Menocal, Collector of Texas, has absconded to the United States with about $400,000 iu gold. scarcity of money and the laree amount of disappears. 77,844 13 1,176 18 459 01 W.

B. Division, LehigH lo Audenried do 8,285 09 5,609 05 3,700 07 431,880 15 197,260 11 171.853 00 name action in case between same plain Woman's Friend! Rev. J. M. Wheeler, tiff, and M.

J. Ferris, defendant. COLORED SILKS 100 DIFFERENT SHADES. SUMMER SIZ.KS, THE GREATEST ASSORTMENT. S.

M. Edwards vs. R. O. Moscript rule Strasburg, declares Wishart's Pine Total 17,595 01 801,000 06 79,180 12 taxes in arrears, and the Treasurer very properly allowed it to be done.

The 28th of August next was fixed upon for the and the parties interested will hare until that time to pay their taxes. why judgment shall not be opened. Tree Tar Cordial has "been a great Bless WEEK 1876. YEAR 1S76. SHIPPED AS FOLLOWS Regan use of Ward vs.

lighe rule to ing to his wife 1 It is infallible la Com reinstate rule to show why judgment shall not be opened. plaints of the emale Ibex. Purifies the Blood and makes Rosy Cheeks. Im 623,824 II 9,458 02 1,389 10 137.436 2 965 14 1,942 00 101 15 6,346 02 Henry Harding, a member of the bar of proves tne Appetite, and strengthens by the democrats of Greene couuty for election to the senate. Via Central R.

R. of N. J. (L. A 8.

Div.) Lehigh Valley R. It. L. B. R.

K. i Lehigh Canal Penn'a Retailed at Mines Total," Same time last year, the System Wyoming county, pas admitted to practice in the courts of Luzerne county. 450 10 19,892 01 lion. T. B.

Schinatterly and Dr. Hill Delaware and Hudson Canal Comp. vs. are the democratic nominees for representa wad some power the gift to gi'o us, To see oursel's as Ithers see us. Behold that pale emaciated figure, with 801,000 06 79,480 12 17 595 01 13.754 12 3,840 09 tives in layette connty.

The democrats of Fayette county have School Directors and Collectors of Biakely twp. hearing in this case continued to June 19 injunction continued meanwhile. downcast eye, like some criminal about to 731,519 14 Decrease, instructed for Hon. O. E.

Boyle, of Union- meet her fate See that nervous, distrustful A Child' dneatlon. A four-year old boy of this city attended church one Sabbath with his parents, and it happening to ba baptismal day, several infants were baptised, which appeared to be very interesting to the little A few Sabbaths after, he was again in church, and it was noticed that he was very rest, less. After waiting impatiently for awhile, he leaned over and whispered to his papa "Papa, when are they going to bripg out the babies Wyoming Building and Loan Association shoemaker: lown for congress. CJen'l Shipping Agt. look, as she walks along with unsteady step.

The pink has left her cheeks and the cherry her Hps. The once sparkling. The Allentown Chronicle is publishing of Wilkes-Barre, No. 2, vs. John Matthews; rnle to stay writ of execution made; abso lute by consent.

I Kali Bad. Italgh Valley the lite or wov. Jriartranit written by Gen. DePeyster expressly for that paper. dancing eves are now dnll and expression June week ending M.

J. Flanagan was admitted to practice less. The once warm, dimpled hands are in Luzerne county courts. Combustible Billiard Balls. In a violent thunder storm in Hemlock Week.

Total. A. u. Uilman vs. Mary Brown Tons.Cwt Tohs.Cwt Not long since a billiard player in lighting now thin and cold.

Her beanty has fled. What has wrought this wonderful change What is that which is lurking beneath the rule to set aside execution at cost of his cigar ucciUently let his match fall upon 8,870 19 555,725 02 plaintiff. a billiard Dan, wuicn at once burst into a surface of that once lovely form Does she realize1 her terrible condition Is she Sew Steamboat. The little uew steamer, Auditors report in estate of Philip Mc- Coal tonnage for the lOih, 1876 TOTAL AXTHRACITE RECEIVED. From Wyoming Region do Hazleton do do Upper Leglgh do do Beaver Meadow do do Mtihonoy do do Mauch Chunk do Total Same- time last year Decrease flame.

Efforts were made to extinguish lit. IN EVERY GRADE, STYLE, QUALITY, AND DESIGN; THE GREATEST AS30RRTM ENT EVER DISPLAYED, RANGING IN TRICE FROM 12 TO $1.50 PER YARD. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. LINENS IN ALL POSSIBLE GRADES EVERYTHING YOU WANT IN THE WAY OF lllllf CAN BE II AD AT SCOFIELD cSREILlVE'S, THIRD DOOR BELOW THE P. O.

Kingston Cars pass the door. 1776. CICNT 1876. EDwFn HALL, 28 So-cLti. Secozxca.

street, Below Market Street. Philadelphia, Would respectfully invite ladies visiting the city to examine our stock, conki'sting im part of RT.AP.tr stT.irs ri0 "Amanda," made 18,972 09 45 02 7,297 12 6,093 05 173 07 639,620 18 1,39 02 251,418 13 191,175 19 3,898 01 Kinsey, filed and confirmed nisi. ur.availingly, and it had to be left until' it in the rear of the Dickson shops wasifloatcd Samuel Lines vs. Wm. Rymao rule to aware of the woeful appearance she makes Woman, from her very nature, is subject to a catalogue of diseases from which man set aside in this case.

(Hollow, Wayne county. on Friday, William Ho ft', while peeling bark, was struck by lightning and instantly killed. Several others were prostrated. The Guardian's London correspondent says it is very probable that Winslow will be liberated June 15th. as it appears from the correspondence submitted to Parliament that there is little likelihood that a supplementary treaty covering; his case will be agreed upon "by them.

Samuel M. King, formerly Deputy U. S. was finally consumed, which process took a quarter of an hour. explanation of this strange phenomenon was sought, this being bevern arks vs.

John B. Hoover court 41,452 14 1,698,107 15 19,305 00 877,655 02 22,147 08 815,512 13 direct judgment to be entered against Mi the first tune a billiard ball was known to is entirely exempt Many of these maladies are induced by her own carelessness, or through ignorance of the laws of her being. chael Shonk, garnishee of J. B. Hoover, in the sum of $64 79, and that the plaintiff down the canal yesterday and brought up the river to the front of the Valley! Hotel, late last eveuiog.

jilt is a perfect model and fs neatly fitted np for passengers. It can accommodate fifty persons and will be ready for service immediately. The engine and machinery are from! the Dickson shops, and made and put in tlia boat under the direc Again, many Female Diseases, if properly act in such a marvellous manner, thecuriosi-ty of the spectators being naturally excited A chemist explained the secret of the unexpected combustion. The substance with nave execution for the same 6um of goods Lehigh and Susquehanna Dlv, Railroad. Coal Tonuage for the week ending June 9th, 1876 of garnishee if necessary.

Keport nt Auditor 111 sheriff's sale of which the new ivory is made is called cellu treated, might be arrested in their course, and thereby prove of short duration. They should not be left to an inexperienced physician who does not understand ther nature, and is. therefore, incompetent to VKKK. TOTAL. Tons.

Cwt Tons. Cwt real estate of A. L. Washburn, filed and confirmed nisi. ...10,517 Oti 499,977 11 95,953 02 loid, and is a mixture of gun cotton and camphor, compressed and dried.

It forms a hard, clastic material, which, when polished, has an absolute resembfance to ivory. tions of Mr. Simpson their Superintendents Emhart vs. Emhart time to take testi 166,814 01 treat them. The inportanee of attending to Female Diseases in their earliest stages SHIPPED FROM Wyoming Upper Lehigh Beaver Meadow Hazleton Mauch Chuuk Hazard Smith and Judd mony extended 80 days from this date.

2,000 18 3.018 11 2,530 00 6,563 15 66 06 Sarah Ann Potter vs. Geo. U. Wert 28,868 06 198,118 17 26.433 00 3,740 09 cannot be too strongly urged. For if judgment entered in accordance with re neglected, frequently lead to Consumption, Chronic Debility, and oftentimes to port or referee.

It has a screw wheel, and its speed cannot jet be ascertained. Xtetarned. Mr. E. L.

Jones, sen of James Jones, of the Wyoming National Bank of this city, returned home on Monday from 23,696 16 1,019,610 06 August Heizzinff vs. Herman Notz rule IU Insanity- In all Classes of Female Diseases Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is with to open judgment. On Saturday, John White, of Delhi, N. started with a horse and buggy to go to Walton.

When about a mile and a half below the villidge, be commenced bleeding at the lungs very rapidly. He got out of the buggy, took one of the lines out of the turret and wound it around bis band and sat down in the road and died in a few minutes. uesday morning. Total Previously reported. Total to date Same time last year.

Decrease out a rival. No medicine has ever surpassed it. In "The People's Common Sense Executors of H. W. Nicholson ,1,019,910 06 301,056 11 718,853 15 Reynolds, executrix, et.

al. judgment en Colorado Territory, after an absence of tered against defendant for want of plea Marshal for Middle Tennessee, was indicted on Friday at Nashville for having obtained money under fale pretences last October. He 8 hot himself with a Colt's pocket re volver in the Criminal Court on Friday evening while in custody, lie- died instantly. King was originally from Davton, Ohio. The Erie Railway put the following reduced rates of fare from New York into effect on Saturday: Cleveland, Detroit, $11, Toledo, $12; Columbus, $10; Cincinnati, Indiuuapolis, $13; Louisville, $16; St Louis, $18; Chicago, $14; Quincy, $22; Kansas City, $20; Milwaukee, $17; Omaha, $30; 8an Francisco, $130.

An exchange speaks of a man who came to the office and stopped his subscription, because he was "'too poor to take a paper," and then went out and spent two dollars and a balf for whisky, and got as drunk as a lord before reaching home. But it must be remembered that a newspaper is a luxury and whisky a necessity with some men. Norristoiun fjerald. New Yoek, Juno 8. Cochran, McLean dry goods dealers, of No.

462 In the matter of the lunacy of Frank Medical adviser," of which R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. is the author and publisher, is an extended treatise on Woman and Her Diseases. Under this head, the various affections to which woman is inci AJillVJlk UA.

UIVU IlltVIYr WJ11VJ1 I till till tA I. COLORED SILKS of the newest and most desirable li.ades. FANCY SILKS at very low prices. -r DRESS GOODS, embracing all the new Fabrics. SHAWLS, COATS, LACE GOODS, etc DRESS MAKING in all its branches.

WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, NECK TIES, CLOTHS. CASSIMERES and LINENS FOR MENS' and HOYS' WEAR. Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Irish Linens, Muslins, etc. (The Store la accessible from all points by Street Curt.) HOUSEHOLD MAKUET. Tracy, Patrick, Esq, appointed com mittee.

1 nearly two years. Being in feeble health be went to assist his brother on a large cattle rancbo at the eastern base of the Rocky Mountains, a few miles from Denver. The out-door exercise and the exceedingly Horning; Julia Shalin made application far benefits dent are carefully cpngidered. accurately of separate earnings. portrayed, and a restorative course of Auditor report on distribution of funds treatment suggested.

Every woman as she arising from sale of estate of Transue. pure climate, have restored bis health completely, and made him a convert to that confirmed nisi. values ner.me ana neaitn, snonld possess a copy of this valuable book. If she be diseased, this "Adviser" will show her productive and healthy country how she may be restored to health, and 8 00 1 60 1 GO 17 14 14 17 IS 85 SO 20 16 18 1 00 80 1 00 ONE PRICE, AND PRICES GUARANTEED. Jbn Cnfrrey's Body Found.

also direct her how she may ward off many orphans' court. Present, Judge Rohne. Monday. June 12. Estate of Thomas Kirkendall.

deceased: April 2G-13U The Potato liuK A Remedy at I-aot. Hens will eat potato bugs. Bugs were found in the crop of a fowl, killed on Saturday last. This settles a mooted uestion. Now, then, give your turkeys and chickens full swing.

Slonticello Kdpublican, I.yncu I-nvy, A CAI.IVORMA HOB UA.SQ A MURDERER. Sajj Francisco, Juke 10, 187C. A dispatch from Santa Rosa sajs that lost nig lit about 150 armed men went to the jail of that town, overpowered the keeper' and took Thomas W. Henley, who was confined there waiting the action of the Grand Jury for killing James Rowland, a prominent citizen, about a month ago, and hung him to a tree abbot a mile from towu. The body was discovered this morning.

Public sentiment is disposed to consider the action of the mob as in the interest of Justice. maladies to which she is being UD Monday last two oung men saw a human body floating near the Plymouth 1 exposed. Let every suffering woman heed CROCKERY GLASSWARE. Benjamin Evans appointed guardian of this timely advice and see herself as others Island, which upon examination proved to XXX Family flour 7 60 to Mixed Chop per hundred pounds Corn Hams Sugar Shoulders Smoked Pork Heavy Mess lis eon Bacon Smoked Beef. Butter Prime Bradford Kggs per Cheese Prime Factory Pure Lard in Now Orleans Molasses per gallon.

...80 10 Porto Rioo per gallon 60 to Silver Syrup per gallon 80 to A Sugar per pound Extra Sugar. Yellow Sugar Granulated Sugar i Pulverized Sugar i Ground Alum Salt in sacks Fine Dairy Salt in sacks i Codfish Georges Bank per pound Mackerel No. 1 shore per pound. Kerosene pergallen Vinegar per 4 Marrow Beans ner auart lena ana uryant ftirkenqall. Broadway, failed to-day.

Liabilities see her. Price of Adviser, $1,50 (pofct paid) be that or Jono UuBrey, whom it is sup Estate of John deceased: to any address. audit heard heard and closed. posed fell from the PSymouth Bridge last fall. The fact that the body was fonnd only Estate of John O'Hara.

deceased: at COl'RT PROCEEDINGS. GORDON'S HOUSE FUEMSHING BAZAAE 26 PUBLIC SQUARE. 1 tachment awarde 1 returnable forthwith. half a mile below the bridge, shows that it Estate of Peter Raub. deceased: order must have been fastened to the bottom or 500,000, and assets nearly $2,000,000.

An old gentleman of eighty-four having taken to the altar a young damsel of about sixteen, the clergyman Baid to him 'The 'font is at the other end of the church." What do I want with the font said the old gentleman. Oh I beg your pardon," said the clerical wit, I thought you bad brought this chjld to be christened." of sale renewed on terms of former order. 11 10 12 2 00 00 ii 40' 10 10 3 50 60 1 50 Estate of Patrick Girans. deceased: Ann QUARTER SESSIONS. June 12, 1876.

Present. Judges Marding and Mores. Ebenezer Drake, Jacob Engle, lobn shore in some way to prevent the ice and other freshets from carrying it far down the Girens, widow, elects to take dower rather than to share under the will. "Will the coming man steal asks the 3ruver, Lewis Garrison, A- J. Pringle.

CROCKERY NEW1'T STYLUS AND PATTERNS. Estate of John A Dickson, deceased: re Green Peas per Chicago Times. Probably riot. There won't be anything left for the poor fellow to take. coal Thos.

Stern. 'und William J. Wayne were ab The marriage of R. S. McOormick and Pptatoes per bushel turn of appraisers, fixing value of land in Illinois, filed and confirmed nisi.

stream. His clothing, watch, were the same as when last seen by his family, thus destroying the theory that he was rob-bed and drowned. Dr. Prendergast held an inquest on Tuesday forenoon, and ihe funeral took place in the afternoon. Apples per qusnei Miss Kathariue Y'.

MedUr was solemnized last Thursday evening at Chicago, at the liocnester jjemocrat. One Indiana journalist said to another, sent jurymen; of these Ebeneger Drake was excused, the others were each fined $30; and rule why attachment shall not issue for Estate of Christopher KlinetOD. deu'd. GLASS-WARE A answer to petition for attachment filed. residence of the bride's father.

Joseph "Do you think that Don Cameron is cor IMPORTANT Tf von ro c-olnir to see the Centennial Kxhi- contempt ot court. instate of Alvla Eaton, decrased: editor ot the Chicago Tribune. rupt the reply was, "He is Simon Burgess appointed guardian of Harry Eaton. bition, with yocr wife and children, write to Cameron's son." It has cost the Government $16,000 for Court ordered the record of licenses filed in the office of the clerk of Quarter Sessions for the year 1874 and 1875, and all books. widows' appraisement approved nisi in CUTLERY TIIE best makes- the tire of a carriage for the Secretary of estates of following decedents 1 Rom Bolton's wasiungion noxei on unestnnt street Seventh, Philadelphia, and.

give the nuin-or of grown persons and children in your family and how long you propose to stay and get their prices. A Beautiful Residence. Mr. the extensive and popular builder and eontraetor, has nearly cornple- papers, and files pertaining ,0 the same be The Republican State Convention of Misodri was rather slimly attended the other day in consequence of so many doing service in the penitentiaries and various mel maker, Dayis llean, John Brown, Dan'l removed from tne ofhee and placed cus ilartman, ueorge if KeoyoiM I ar irom toe oegmuiug oi iuia iuminis-tratibn down to Belknap's resignation on March 2d last. During the seven years Belknap was Secretary the carriage was HB A TE1 1HI A lir Rogers triple plated casters.

Al AliC SPOONS AND FORKS. ted his beautiful residence on the corner of If von are srolmr -with a Party. Societv or Uooqrrped absolutely in the following es tody of Deputy Clerk. Newbonse iu whose presence only examinations of the same may Lodge, do the same. jails throughout the jThe conse tates 1 peter Rariok, Festus Cornell.

SM probably never used a dozen time for bis Most persons who nersne a different course Wheeler, William Sballo. Hugh Dougherty. STONE DINNER PLATES $1 OO per dozen. fret nu pieawnt quarters anil only realize the fact when it is too late. Wesley Kunkle, Frank Helms, and JJ 0 A Bradr.

and John convenience or in despatching public business. It served the same purpose as At tor Reynolds, appointed viewers for a bridge Washington Hotel with a wide Chestnut ney-General William's landaulet did, It Franklin and Ross streets, in this city. The foundation is of cut and sawed stone, light gray granite, from the steam stone cutting establishment of Mr. John Brouns-eombe. The building is of brick, rubbed and painted, with- French roofing, cut stone window caps and sills, and tastefully orna RUBBER HANDLED KNIVES $4.00 per dozen.

Street front, only charges t.00 per day and the over Aoranani ureelt, Kingston township. Court awarded capias for Joseph enabled the Belknap family to ride out in style every day and attend the numerous urancn tne wasmngton on. seven in street neftr (Chestnut, only charges $1.00 for Lodg. THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT Instate or 1 nomas, ileran, dec citation ta Joseph Davenport, purchaser, and to parties interested to appear and show cause why a decree of specific performance should not be decreed. Estate of Howell deceased; citation to Joseph.

Davenport, purchaser and tar- receptions and parties given during the so quence is the majority of the delegates are for Blaine. I The Boston Post copies the record in this way. "Ileal estate transfer By S. Grant, general, commission agent, the parcel of land known as the state of Pennsylvania (Simon Cameron owner) to Roscoe Conkling, of TJtica, N. for one cabinet office.

Deed recorded in United States Senate Journal, Cameron, Beale, Rutan This begins to look like something more than a shower It is to be a steady Pennsylvania reign. Phia. Times (Lid.) ing, ana mere you can get, a goou lueai lor fifty cents. And another' thing: It you are going to Philadelphia for a day, you can go to the B7 leave of Court, District "Attorney en mented on every aide. I he porch is elab ciety season, iiut wny tne government should have been tox'id $16,000 for this luxury, the War Expenditure? Committee ters noi pros in case of Commonwealth vs Branch Hotel and get your baggage checked, oratecut stone pillars, topped with wood, John Linskiil.

DECORATED CHAMBER SETS in thla county. "I is going to find out. et washed and dusted off and get a good, meal ar fifty cents voa can do these things at the ties interested to appear In court on June 25th, 1876, aud show-why decree of specie Wade Finn, appointed constable of iron scroll railings, and broad, massive cut Branch Hotel right in the heart of the- City. Bishop Stevens, the Protestant Episcopal 'lmrd ward of City; of Scranton; bond filed penormauce snouia not oe decreed. atone steps.

-The building is about forty and' yon cannot any where else in Philadelphia. liisnop oi Pennsylvania, nas issued 9 circular to the clergy and laity of his diocese. by fifty feet, three stories high, and is be and approved. Citation awarded against school direc Estate of Wm. Hull, deceased; court fix June 24th as day to investigate facts in OUiJA XLgWUts 1U1 A a.

JL JU JX JJ GOLD BAND FRENCH CHINA. And still another thinsri If yon desire to spend a few days or longer at the finest Seaside resort in America, write for nrio.es at Col ing furnished in the most approved manner requesting then to take a special collection pennon ror specific performance. tors or Ueunison towship to show why their seats shall not be declared vacant. throughout. It will be a costly palace.

Same action in estate of William Hall, umbia House, Cape May only two hours ride from Philadelphia, with full ocean front, beau- in the Churches upon the Sunday preceding the Fourth of July, as a Centennial thank- -Ihe way to restore the prosperity of the country is to, turn, out the men who haye been swindling the people for so many years. and bears unmistakable evidence of the skill aeceasea. mui snaueu lawn, mnsio ana every otner ue- Gargle, A Gardner, and Mdward Simpson appointed viewers of road in Spring ottering, 'ihe money will go to the Board Rule entered whv clerk shall not be fined 26-GORDOWS-Public Sqr- pi and prosperity of the builder and owner. I uua GEO. J.

BOLTOX, Prpp'r, May 31, m'. $1Q for not taking proper care of the audit Apl.Stf,.