Carbondale Advance from Carbondale, Pennsylvania • 2

THE C'AKBON DALE AD VAEOE Saturday, January 1879. White Sewing Machine iatboatlalc finance. S. BENEDICT. Editor and Proprietor Frooi the Ptrsnlon Republican.

1.878. THE RFXORU OF THE TEAR, new Jotansons Anodyne Liniment wtH port-OvHy frvtQl this lerriblelmsne, (J will poxKtvr'y cure nine vases in Un. Jhformalbm that will wve mu lives rent tree by mail Dont delay a moment Prevention i bettor than cure. Hold everywhere, 14 1. 8.

JOHNSON Ac Bangor, JHaSna. CITY GOVERNMENT Ho. LOClCi WiS If ALL. Waror Joh Alderman, 0 Tuourtoa, J. f.

Kiaaaox, Jmis Uorrr, Oily Treasurer Iliviad. Liwta, Ooj Awsior, W. V. LTsar. City SUoruey.

I). Laturop, Oily 8uperfolWt'ii of SctMX ll. Thomas Ooluva. attha botrn-, SodUor. Thomas Lathuw, AiewO Niooui- Joh KttFATaics, Collector of Ctlj and Poor Taxes, Mima Gaixasbek.

Collector of 6ebot Tax. Jon B. Oimir, fel reel BuperimanSeni SELECT COONCIL-CITT COMMISSIONERS. W. B.

Mum. PAvaicx Wu Geo. W.Oomxu, ITasibl aimiim. jatuos D.Waueu, Chairman. B.

Mill, Clark. OOMMOM COUNCIL. NEW AlHHVAIi Op Staple Dry Gooii? FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS. Zephyr Worsteds, Balmoral Yarns, And Worsted Goods. ALSO TUB USUAL LINK Or Fill! TABLE SUPPLIES, 1.

Beginning of the Potter examination. 2. Kobihng attempts to kill the Euiperor William. 4. Defensive treaty signed between England and Turkey, by wuich Cyprus is cfd-i to the former post er.

5. Wood Tariff Bill defeated in Hie House 7. Terrible oolheiy explosion at Havdook, Eng. i 2(H) lives tost. The dory Nanklue sails from Boston for Havre 0.

John A. Maogabaa, the newspaper eor-renpondent, died at Constantinople, aged thirty-two yearn. 4 A William C. Bryant died, aged eighty-fonr years. Strike not Queliee.

13. Tbs European Oougreaa inuemhled at Berlin 14. The House adopted a resolution de- daring that any attempt to impeach Pnaw dent Hayes' title mould be revolutionary John C. Fremont confirmed by tue Senate Governor of Arizona. 19.

The House paed a bill authorizing the payment of customs duties in legal-leu dex notes after October 1. The mas not acted on the Senate before adjournment. --The House paa-teda joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment prohibiting the payment of Southern war olaiois to disloyal persons Amen can representatives at Pans Monetary Convention confirmed. 20. Congress adjourned sms die.

26. Death of Mercedes, Queen of Spam, aged 18 years. 28. Yale defeated by Harvard at New London. 29.

Very hot weather. Fight between rival police in 8b Louis. J. W.UMPHRED, Agent. DONT PARGET' MY OFFICE 18 NEXT DOOR TO POttT omtL, ON PUBLIC hqLARE.

CarboadaJe, Jol 18, 1STA. 26 Arrival of the Arctic exploring schooner Florence, from Cumberland Island, at Provineetown Island. 27. Tbe Manhattan having Institution robbed by nmaked burglars. 2N Colonel liiehard Kealf, poet, committed suicide in Ban hrascisco, aged forty-four years.

29. The yellow fever epidemic practically at an end. Blight complications between England and the United States over-tbeFwb-erv Award. 30 Assembly of the Prophetic Conference in hew York. Hostile tone of the Russian pre to England.

81. Tbe steamer Hthetta ran down end sank tbe British coast guard steamer Fanny, and seventeen lives lost, i OVEMBEB 1, England sent her ultimatum to the Auieer of Afghanistan. Gamier Page, the French statesman, died, aged seventy-aix years. 4. Tremendous snow storm in Austria.

5. Elections in thirty Buies General Republican victone. A. T. BtewartV body stolen from the vault in St Mark Churchyard.

7. Non-Mormon women of Utah appeal to the women of tbe country for aid in suppressing polygamy. 9, Burning of eight hotels and other buildings at Cape May. 10 Closing of the Faria Exhibition. 14.

Marquis of Lome and PnnoeM Louise leave Liverpool for Canada. 17. Attempted assassination of the King of Italy. 18. Blight earthquake iu the Wert and Southwest.

19. Assassination of ex-Fresident Pardo of Peru. 20. News received that the Ameer of Afghan rejects the Bntiah ultimatum. 21.

Fourteen men killed and many injured by an exploaoa a cool mine in Sullivan, Ind. The British army crossed the Afghan border three columns. A ridiculous duel between Gambetta and Fonrtou. 22. The British capture tbe All-Muajidfori.

Government officials indicted by the United States Grand Jury for alleged frauds in connection with the Chicago government building. 23. The Fishery Award paid, $3,600,000 The Marquis of Lome and Princess Louise arrive at Halifax after a tempestuous voyage. 26. The steamship Pommerama sunk in the British Channel.

27. First Chinaman naturalized in New York. 28. Death of Robert Heller, the magician, in Pbiladeldhia. 29.

William A. Potter, formerly Supervising Architect of the Government, arrested in New York for alleged fraud agamat tbe government Death of Com. 30. Death of Lyman Tremaia of Albany, at the Gilsey House, New York 1IILI.S BROTHERS, No. 336 North Main Street, DEALERS IN Hardware, TITJ WARE, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, CUTLERY.

The Largest Stock in Town of Carpenters Tools, Building Material, Farming Implements, Iron, Steel, Nalls, Shovels, Picks, Wagon Springs and Wes, Horse Shoes and Nails White Lead, Colored Faints, Glass, Putty, Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine, and Painters Tools. Lime, Cement, Sand Raster, Marble Duat, Plasterers Han, Belting, Bubber Hose, Rope, rapping-Paper, Brushes, Whips and Lashes. AGENTS FOB 64iere disebarged for Iffounds, DUtfto I I I Kupiurre or other Injury (not dls-rare) esn secure frill tiouatv; thote who re-enlisted tor three years between Jan 1 Ibut, and April l.lMd, having previously served time months or more, are entitled in fi4b0 bouutv or so much thereof as remains those who enlisted before July 44, IHfil, for three year, and were musieted to fere Aug. I'vfij are emilled to $100 bonnly, regardlmsof time served all enhsicnenu for three yean before July IS, 1M4 where but filOU bounty hat been paid, entities to additional bounty under Suldfor Act of July iL ihl If not already paid If soldier died in rervfoe. beire are entliled to tbe bounty.

No fee nstlll eialaa In paid, For full infortuattoQ address.with enclow-d tamp, McNklLL A BIRCH, Washington. DC, BS A NSW EXCITING BOOK, BrtaUIus Wild AdT.mur.. of STANLEYISZAFRiCA. The anly autbentie and eopyrighted ebrep edition By tbe bnthaot descriptive antbor, lioo 1 Headley Give a roiA history ol bis wonderful diseoveriea to Afneaaud marveloas Journey down tbe Congo. More fasrAnatinglbanrumanve.

Prololy liiueinHed and bfgltly endorsed by lie ciergy anil preas. f)ev 15,000 sold. More AGKNIS WANTKB. For particulars about tbe book, success of agents and best terms, addrete HUBBARD Publisher, Philadelphia Pa 84 S10 to St 000 Wall 8V blocks I 999 make fortunes every monih. Book rent free explaining everything.

Address Bail kk A Co Bankers, S0w4 17 WaH Street, New Turk. OPECIAL OFFERS HOLIDAYS. Beautiful NEW Rosewood 1-8 Oriave Jinpryved New Scale, Agraffe Pianos, only 4910. Sent on trial at our expense, Catalogue, with tbonaanda of referenewa, freuT ikm't buy a Piano until you read our i atalogue. It will INTER RbT you.

Address U- 8. PiANu CfL, Man-ufaetarera, 1 63 Bieeeker fit N. T. 80,4 BENSONS CAPCINE YfPerousPIasier CELEBBATED the WORLD GTBfi Tbe manafactorera were awarded Ike hlgbe and only medal given rubber piaatert, at both ibt Oentennial and Paris Rxpositlona. FAB SUPERIOR TOcemmon porno plasten liniments, tbe so-called electrics! appliance, to it la tbe best known remedy for Lame and Weak Back, rheumatism, Female Weaknewr sciatica, Lumbago, Diseased Kidney.

Spins 7 mu he oimr. iplaiats and all ills for whleb porno planter used. Ask jour Druggist for BenWs Cap ine Plaster and see tbat you get nothing ie b7 droggtsia. Pnoe 45 eent Mailed on receipt of price by bxanuxT A Jon sox, 41 Platt btnret. New lert fitiai AGENTS, READ THIS.

w. will py Acow 8lrj nf ,100 pw aonlb and expensea.or allow a large commiHioa to sell our new and wonderful inventions, meet whal we sew Address, without delay, fidw SHERMAN A CO Marshall, Michigan. CHILDREN'S SHOES Wear twice as long with either lire SIL.V3EIR Or A. S. T.

Co.M BLACK TIP UPON TBKM. 80w4 2Ry ANCY CARDS with Plain or GoWLIW atytos; AgtsOotfftlOb. IAN 163 Bieeeker St, M. Usnufsctorera of rtiielly first dess Pfonret Wc sell DlllKt-T to Families from OUR OWN Factory at LOWEST WHOLESALE pnoe. Beantitoi NEW TX Oet.

Rosewood Pumw Sent on trial. Thousands In ore. HEAVY DISCOUNT to CASn buyer. DONT bay until you read our Catalogue. It mil INTk.Rh.bT you Mailed IRRE.

cSwA A GREAT OFFER FOR I -m aaruic 11. bo. Ac Organs, .1 Exlrmordln.rjLow SPLENDID eBCSANK 3- nu alrndf I uuwlitia, Bbm Coupler 80, I km ISO, 1 hi 40, 1 art 135. Ocle it! BOSEWOOD PIANOS 180, 1H de. 140, warranted for SIX YEARS.

AGENTS WANTED. Illu.tr.ted CatalOKuee Mulled. Mu.le at halt prlee. HOB ACE WATERS A SONS, tnfn. A Dealers, 40 E.

1 4 th 8L, W. Y. t8 A rarded fctykrd trw at CeRtenniil EipciUoa for etriiiog qualUu and exetUau and falg etar--lrr of rvuUrung end fiaroneg. Tb beM tobsoro marie. As oar bine strip trsdo-mark closely im tstori on lafenor goods, sea that ndten't Sul in pvery idug.

Bold by all dealers, fiend for aaatrle. oe. to C. A. Jicuoi A Ce Mfrs fourabtug, O.

P. WABDLE, General A seat, Phlla. tt rmmnrT xj. j. a rr 1 15 Wyoming Avenue, SCRANTON, PA, hna forge stock of second bund PUYOfi and be offers linr tDil no one CAM AFFORD to buy an instrument elsewhere without first getting price from him.

During the past few yeere, he Jnu been doing on extensive renting business, and, in oonsequenoeof the unprecedented atitngeucy of the times, men? of these instrument here been returned. A soon FlfiWO or ORGAT fo returned, it ie ImmeciiAiuly1 put GTtEtfuugh order by hia repairer, and, when offered again, is in as good eondiciGn a possible. Some of these he can warrant for five yews, the eame new ones, an opportunity being thus given to obtain a THOROU6HL7-6OO0 M8TftUiiEKT at a very moderate price. Mb. Powkll has now 1b sock one 5octav Prince Mdodeon, piano-case $40; one Aorta vw Portable Melodeon, 45 one octave" JubUe Organ, fi stop, die 5-octave New-Engfond Organ, fi stops, 160 with 7 stop, ff60 with 3 stops, 75 one 3-octave Mason Hamlin Organ, 4 stops, 8o; one 5-octave Mason A Hamlin Organ, 975; one Lights, Newton, A Bradbury Piano, 7-octave, $103; one Hainee Brother Piano, 7-octave, $140.

one Chickering Piano, 7 -octave, 4 round, $275; one Chkkenng Plano, 7focfove, 4 round, $325, one HaxeUon Plano, 7-octave $275 and many others which can not 9 be specified here. ALWAYS IN STOCK, tbe celebrated fHfmrRIVff PUNAfi tnd the unrivaled Wioov A iiawiin whlchlio i piepared io Airuish to eitlier WHOLESALE or RETAIL purchaser at BOTTOrt PRICES. L. B. POWELL, U5 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, Pa.

Report the cgndition of THK FIRST NATIONAL BANKOff1 a the City the Stale of thertore of buaiwees, Deer fi, foil RESOURCES. Loan and discount, Overdrafts, 488 8. Bonita to secure ei reals too, 50,000 U. 8. Bonds on bund, fit) 000 00 Other Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages, 88,156 61 Du from approved reserve agents.

SfiJNI 88 otlier National Banks, 7A1 64 State Banks and 176 54 Real eclile, furniture, and 17.600 87 Uerrenl Expenses and taxps paid 41 4.175 Checks pd oifere eart fide 6fi Gold Bills of other Ranks. 00 SpeeiefiBoludlnggoldTreaaaryeeritficwiml 17A Legal Tender 1.047 60 oenifleatea of deposit for legal teartera HI 100 Redemption fond with U. fi.TrutturerJiper el. of elrculntlon 4,450 QO Due from U. S.

Treasurer, other than 5 per et. redemption food 500 00 Cft LIABILITIES. Capital Stock paid 00 Surplus Fnnd 88 7M Undivided profile fifiHfi 88 National Bank notes tiutetandlng, Dividends Individual Deposits subjeet to 48A8S 01 Demand Cerlifioatea of Deposit Ififivtfi 84 Cashier Checks oolstandlng, 454 It Due to ether National Harks 1 848 Due to Stake Baaiu and Baokera. Mfi 5t Slate ef Pennsylvania, County of Lackawanna, James BtoU, Cashier of The Klral Natfonal Hank or Carbondale, do solemnly swear that the above statement is Ira to Die best of tny knowledge and belief. JAMKS STOTT, Cashlen fiahrerihed and sworn to before me, this I4lh day of December, lblfi.

g. fi. BK.N bDICT, Notary PubUe. Oorreet Atiest ANDRVTF WATT, I ri'HiNWATT. Dinrefora HOWARD CLARKSON, 2.

Turkey declined Huwnaa offer of atiou Nitro glycerine expJobiun on Lake Superior seven men killed 3, Russian forces occupy Sophia. Death of Victor Emmanuel. IOUj. Congress re assembledEuabiaQS am a victory in the fibtpka Pass J2. New of prelemmanes towards an ar HUntioe between Russia and Turkey.

15. Thirteen persons killed and fifty wood ded by an accident at Tanffville, Conn. Death of Samuel Bowlea, of the Spring-field Hcpubkoin. The United States Senate, by a vote of Id to 31, refused to refer the Matthews resolution in favor of paying the United States bonds in silver to the Judiciary Committee. 17.

Meeting of the British Parliament. 23. Marriage of Alfonso and Merced e. 25. Passage of Matthews' silver resolution In the Senate.

It passed the Boose on the 29th. 30. Russian losses up to date, in killed and wounded, 80,304. 31. Wreck of the Metropolis; nearly 100 lives lost.

FEBRUARY. Death of George Crutkahank, the emu nent artist. Investigation of the charges against Doorkeeper Polk ordered in the House 4 Surrender of Erzeroum. 8,000 hves lost in Tientsin, China, by burning jrf an ssvlmn. 0 AU powers but Russia have ftooepted Austria's invitation to a Conference.

Excitement in London over report that Russians bad mitered Constantinople. Neve of frightful atropitiea by the Chinese in Kashgar. 7. Death of Pins IX. 1 0.

Death of Theodore Roosevelt, aged forty-seven. 10. Carpenters picture of Lincoln Signing the Emancipation Proclamation received, by Congress. 11. Death of Gideon Wells in Hartford, aged BeventT-mx.

12. The Bntiah fleet enters the Dardanelles. 1C. Bland's Silver bill passed tbe Senate after an all night session by a vote of 48 to 21. Bayard Taylor nominated to be minister to Germany.

20. Cardinal Peoci elected Pope on third ballot. 21. House concurred in tbe Senate amendments to the bland Silver bill 20. Terms of peace substantially concluded lietween Bassia and Turkey.

Death of Father Seech the astronomer. 23. Congress passed the Silver bill over the President's veto vote in the Senate, 40 to 19 an tbe House, 1 to 73. (This was the first time in the history of the country that a bill was thus passed on the same day it was sent back by the President.) News from Santo Domingo of the end of the revtv lotion; Baez fugitive. 2.

Death of ex-Senator B. F. Wade in Jefferson, Ohio, aged seventy-sigh. Terrible tornado in Casey county, Ky. 3.

Announcement of tbe signing of tbe Treaty of Peace between Russia and Turkey. Oomation of Pope Leo XIIL 4. Bayard Taylors nomination confirmed Ly Senate. 3. Virginia pronounced bankrupt.

Great fire at Hot Springs. 6. Tbe Long Bend Savings Bill passed the Senate. $.00, 000 fire in Panama. 7.

Death of Count Selopis, Italian statesman, aged eighty, 8. Fatal colliery explosion near Glasgow, Scotland. 9. Riotous 4 peace demonstration in Hyde Park, London; Bradlaogh cudgelled. General Grant presented to the King of Greece Great drought in Australian Lloyd's steamer Sphinx burned 500 lives lost.

10. Great snow blockade on the Union JKsatto railroad. 12. Republicans carry Hew Hampshire by 8,000 majority. Colbery explosion at Bolton.

Ragland; 48 lives lost 15. Death of Commodore Graham, U. 8. JJ.f aged eighty-four, at Newburg, N. H.

and Hon. J. Leonard, M. from Louisiana, Cuba, aged thirty-three. 18.

Supreme Court, Louisiana, orders release of T. C. Anderson, of the Returning Board. 19. Riot in Toronto, growingoutof ODonovan Rossae lecture.

23. The boiler of the Hudson river steamer Magenta exploded five lives lost 24. British training ship Eurydsce capsized eff Isle of Wright; 400 lives lost Affairs between England and Russia assume a warlike aspect. 25. A miilion-dollar fire on Fourth-street near Arch-street Philadelphia.

27. The Colonial marriage bill, which was opposed by the government, passed the House of Commons by a vote of 182 to 161. fV)liiw Tn1nkvn at Nnvth England 35 killed. 28, The reserves of the British Army sailed out Lord Derby resigned Sir Gilbert Scott, the leading architect of England, died, aged C7. APB1L.

1. England addressed a note to the Powers, defining her position on the Eastern question, The Earl of Leitrim murdered County Derry, Ireland. Tbe Joint resolution authorizing an appropriation of $136,000 for strengthening the foundation of the Washington Monument passes the House. 8. Rhode Island election Governor Van Zandt (Rep re-elected by 3,000 majority.

4. War between England and Russia re garded aa inevitable. 7. Fire in Steuben County (N. Poor-house fifteen paupers burned to death.

10. Discovery of Hie $500,000 defalcation of 8. Angler Chace, Treasurer of the Union, Mills, Fall River, Mass. IL Toronto at Cab ton, China; -reported loss of ten thoueamftires. 12.

Death of William M. Tweed, aged fifty- five, in Lndlow-atreet jail. The President ordered a Court of Inquiry to rehear the case of Fitz John Porter. 1 13. Oxford-Cambridge boat Oxford wins.

14. EartbqaaketoVeoezula which destroyed the town of Cos. 15. A bill to repeat tbe Bankrupt Law passed tbe Senate by a vote -of 37 to 6 19. Death of W.

Blunt, Pilot Commissioner. aged seventy-eix. 22. Death of William Orton, President of the Western Union Telegraph Com may, aged fifty-seven. Hathaway A defalcation in Fall River discovered.

i 23. The House passed the 8enate bill to repeal the Bankrupt Law by a vote of 200 to 83. The House passed tbe Senate bill to abolish the twenty cent pieoee. 23. Signs of a Democratic plan to unseat.

President Haves. 27. The House, by a vote of 117 to 35, passed a bill prohibiting ths farther retirement of legal tender notes. MAT. 1.

Opening of tbe French Exposition. Death of John Momseey, at Saratoga, aged forty-seven. 2. Terrific explosion of flour mills at Minneapolis, Mmn. 0, Tbe hiU to reduce the tax on tobacco failed in the House.

Governor Packard of Louisiana, nominated to be Consul at Liverpool 10. The Senate passed the Bankrupt Repeal bill, fixing September 1 as Hie day from which it shall be operative. Burning of the bteamer Sardinian at Londonderry three persons killed and forty injured. 11. Hoodie attempted to kill the Emperor William in Berlin.

12. Death of Catharine E. Beecher, at El mtra, aged seventy-eight 18. Potters resolution for an investigation in Florida, South Carolina, and Louisiana introduced in tbe Ifbuae. On tbe 14th, 15th, and 16th there were no quorums.

On the 17th one was secured, and the veaolntion paused, the Republicans not -voting. Death of Profeeeer Joseph Henry, aged eighty. Rumors of a Communistic uprising and of a Fenian invasion of Canada. 15. Serious labor riots in Lancashire, Eng land.

21. Gas explosion in Old Sydney Mines, H. S. eight miners killed. 24.

Mr. Edmunds Electoral Bill reported In tbe Senate. 26. Death of Earl Russel, aged eighty-six The Senate passed the bill forbidding 4ite twfher retirement of greentaokai 81, CtJlifliou of the Grower Kurfurst and Konto Mitfulift in the English Channel 280 li res lost Euua A. pun, Jambs Morbiso, Rowabd P.

Bosks, Tutu's Rmecflv, SL A. Puts, Clubman. DIRECTOR OF THE POOR. J. B.

Baolst, P. KorrifT Joe Era Kisni, P.O. Jnsava Mussrr.PreeMsat; P.C.Moas,emarr P. P. Morrirr, Treasons.

SCHOOL DIRECTORS. 8. A MeMcvtia, Stsph Nsalo. Jon Campbell, Marti Joea, B. B.

Bssxoicr, 8. A MeMcLLsa, frwlJwl Maktut Joatua, Beeretwy Mui Local SufmriatonCentiA Benedict Treasurer. CHURCH Jl. K. CHUBCU-lier.

8. 0 0 Fur. Prnditiig on Brtbu, UH 1. e. a.

Cta Meeting at a. ml and at Mom of Moral og aervioe. Prayer meetings on Tveedey and Thursday evening. ST. POSE OP LIMA, (Catholic.) Ear.

Peabcm Oaeiw, P. P. Morning Mam each Sunday morning atgjfoelocfc. Mam and Sermon at 10X A. M.

TRINITY CHURCH, (Episcopal C. W. Brrnoitaa, Red or. Son day services at 10 a. 1 s.

Wedneedajr. t. a. Holy Osya, 19 a. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rer.

R. Bbtax Paster. Preaching each Sabbath to n. sad T)4. r.

a. Chareh prayer meeting lath Leelare Boom oa Tbaraday evening. Yoang Peoples Meeting every Monday evening, Is tbe leotorq room, commencing at 7 o'clock. BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. C.W.SniT.

Pastor. Sibath services at 10M A. aud Weekly Praj er Mertieg on Tharndav cveaiag. MASONIC DIRECTORY. CARBOHDALE LODGE, NO.

A. T. Wednesday evening preceding Pall Moon. John Scurry, W. M.

Hngh Blriekland, S. S. Bolton. J. W.

Joeeph Birkett, Treerareri C. 0. Mel lea, Secretary 0o. Moses, Tjlsr, EUREKA CHAPTER, NO. 1W, H.

R. A. Meets Wednesday evening eaeceedlng Fall Moom Dr. 8. D.

Davis, H. Myron H. Barber, K.t H. I. Ubar, A Tbos es Orchard, Treasurer C.

0. Mel ten. Secretary: Gee. Moses, Tyler. PALESTINE OOMMANDRRT, NO.

14, K. Irst Friday evening la each monih. 8. B. Wtlbar, Km.Com C.

O. Mellen, F.Swtgeri, Cspt. Thoeau Orchard, Treamrer: J. p. Wingate, Beeerdert Gee.

Moeee, SenllseL Trastess B. Yea Brrceo, Geo. Burrell, A A. MeM alien. YOUNG MEN'S LIBRARY ASSOCN, 31 J.

B. Va Bbmx. President. 4 J. W.

Aitki, Vice President ALVenn Pasoml Secretary. K. 0. Hamm. Treasurer.

Board tf Direction R. Manviile, T. R. Letbrop, E. M.

Peck, J. W. A itkea, K. ti Qaraden, J. B.

Van Bergen, A. Psseoe, Gee. Barren, S. S. Benedict.

Library open for tbe distribution of books every Saturday aUernoon, from to 4 o'clock, and Saturday evening, from 7 to A HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. BmM Mtuiw win. poeemore. and jret they are wnhis the reach of every OM Who Wilt MM WRItinT LITER PILLS. The wily sore CURB for Torpid Liver, Dyapetwl, Headache, Soar Stomach, Conatipelfoe.

Debillly, Nausea, and alt BHHoaa eomplaieu and Blood dto ortler. None genetne ubIcm signed "Wm. Wright, Pbiia.n If your druvzIM will not Mpply, send 41 cents for one box to Rarriek, Roller A Do TO 4th treet, PbiledelpbU. Jsn. IS 78 ly.

Use Dr. Van Dykes Sulphur Soap. Mekes the ekte beaetifrilly white and heeithy, re-. BKve dandruff, chafing, prickly beat, sores, eruptions, burning, alluring end ilehing of the skin and aeaip. A solpbur bath with is highly recommended.

At ways ask for it by its foil name. n7m6.elt NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, CPARTNiRSmT aiHE eo-btrlnetabip heretofore existing between the subscriber ender the firm name of E. MILLS CO is this day diasoed by mutual The book, Moulds an dove to the firm will settled at tbe old stacd, hr the new firm of Mills Baoruaaa. SAMUEL UILU, B. W.

MILLS, MILLS, Ja. Cerboadale, December 81, 1879. The eebecribere irave emodeted tbemeelvrs as eo. partners, onderlhc Arm tumeol MUXS BROTHERS, for tbe transaction of a Used ware bustoemUs Carbon dale, K. tv.

MILU8. 1 S. li ILLS.49I Carbondele. Jam 1, 187. G.

JL I LUL 3 T)' 70 XJX o' 70 70 2 2 2 a CO 70 a T3 a 70 O'- I AAA AAA Men and Women are Wanted, 1 UUf UUU to make from 84 to 1A per day! Agents are now making that uaooak Addrere, with oee eenl stamp, liml Bsv. B. T. BICK, Jliliefi, Fa. 1 FQR PALE.

flTnE property on the eorMr rf Main and Seventh Streets, know as TVV 141 7 fjEALQN'S ALl," Aft STQBE? JOHN NELON. yrbadsiCj Ad et A 3 HUNT BROS. Manufaetarer1 Agents for FAIRBANKS' STANDARD TRADE DISCOUNT TO MERCHANTS. HUNT BROS. SCBAKTOIT, PA.

Macrh 44, 1 8H. THE Examiner and Chronicle Estabusqxd ix 1 888, Aa ElgliPPage Weekly Jearaal efthe Largest Mm. Ontspeaiina, Wide-Awaie Popnlar, ad ay MANY THOUSANDS THE MOST WIDELY A CIRCULATED Baptist Newspaper in the World. Besides fHvInr special heed In the principles and progress nr the denomination of which it is a pari ibe paper includes the whole field of Christian Journalism. Iu carefully edited departments aie Li Leading Events Vigorous editorials and ebon News Notes, giving a carefully prepared summary of tbe weeks news Topiew for the Time A sene, of srtidre equal to ability to tbe best type of Review articles, by tbs best writers of our owa and nt ber denominations.

The Pulpit and tbe Platform Sermons by Rev. O. U. hpurgeou and others; nr a lecture by some layman, such as Mr. Joseph Cook.

A Sunday School Workshop Exposition of the International Series, with Bins Liobt Tonus and Chtpi from tbe brightest aayiug and writings of prominent ttaadnyAchool workers. Literature, Science and Art Reviews by eminent specialists snd competent critics, with oees-tonal aouceaof periodicals, Noras snb Qcaaiss, a eolnmtt of lively Ciut. and tba facts of genera! Interest Bcleoee and Art, The Religion News of tbe World-Editorials on subjects of dvDomlnaltooal and getters! religious Interest; Baptist News and NeTRs1 fresher and feller news of our ritmominaiuMi th.n given oy any outer paper; Utri GxxnaLOim.ooK, Ml the really tmportaol news about other desoatinaiiuoa. Onr Young Polks) Page Original storfos by writers whose names are regularly found on tbe tiUepare of m. Xiekda and But Attuiks, sod Puizlbu Buui, akieh 4s a lavortto with ail ihe young peopia.

House, Farm and Gardem Aw Agvieoltn. ral departuieut noequailed la any weekly religions paper tn this country, to which practical formers, stock breeders, of the first rank are regular aontrlhutora. Besides these, there ere EDUCATIONAL NOTES, MISSIONARY bKKTt HbA. Letters of 1 ravel, Reviews of the Markets, etc etc. TERYfk SB.

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For tennt-and territory apply at ooee to The Henry BUI Publishing Bn4 NORWICH, CONN. Valuable Residence for sale. THE undersigned offers for sale bis well located and convenient family residence in this city, on reasonable terms. The Dwelling Is situated on tbe corner of Terrace and Bfolib streets, and is is every respect well fitted up, and tn good order IL I. BARTLETT.

Carbondale, Doc. 18, 1878. InnrBNNE WAGES putting on Pat BeteuUfie Americas bash Lock. Agnate need only to shew it to get a Job. bam pie lock and frill Bend postal card.

J. R. PARKS, 45yl Freeport, Pa. For Sale or Rent THK Carbondale Building Aeeoeln ton offer ibe following Property (or sale or rent: One HOUSE AND LOT, fifixIM fret, on Cemetery street, formerly owned by Thomas Morgan, sold nt bheriff Sal by Cel. Dart.

ALSO, ONE LOT, 80x150 fret, on Belmont street, bettor known Hie lot of John Pert. ALSO HOUSE AND CORNER LOT, fiOxUSO fret, on Welsh UtU, on the comet of loth nod booth Wyoming fid ward. By order of the Board of Directors, THOMAS V0TLS, Smfto. (farbomlaie, March 98, FOR RENT. VI KNT DWRLLIS dor Kent lew.

Enquire of QoNVRNf RNTDWKLLIN08 AND BOOMS JOHN STUART. Carbondaiu, Oek 10, 1878. Lumber Job. f)AA AAA TO Fret of -uvvjvUv LOGS to be taken off let on Elk Creek near Oeo Itockers. township of Applv to WM H.

RICHMOND, Rfotunond Hill Farm. Bcraninn, Ps, Dectoibor 1ft ibis. wf bor li, i FOWI IOR JON FNVNTTNG of alt kind, plain foncror ofifomt-iud. iiva the Al'YAJTCB OFFICE 4. During a thunder shower at Ross Grove, a tree fell on a number of pic Dickers who had taken shelter under it, and fifteen persons were killed and many mjared, 5.

The American crews victorious at Henley '7 An explosion in a pelroieam factory, Lyons, France, kills thirty peraoua. 8 Death of G. 8. Appleton, of the firm of D. Appleton A at Riverdaie, N.

Y.t aged 57. 11. Collector Arthur and Surveyor Cor-nell removed by President Hayes from the New York Custom House. 13. The treaty of Berbn signed by the Plenipotentiary delegates.

15. Intense heat prevailing throughout the United States. Scores of cases of sunstroke reported. 16. Death of Mary Wells, the actress.

Cornell defeats Harvard on Owasco Lake. 17. Unveiling of the Douglas monument Chicago. 18. Lord Beacongfield addressed the House of Lords on the Berlin Treaty.

Three cases of yellow fever in the Naval Hospital, Brooklyn. 20. During the week endiog July 20Lb, 145 persons died in 8L Louis from Hie effects of tbe heat. 21 Death of Minnie Warren, the dwarf, at Fail River, Mass. 24.

Charles Matthews, the comedian, died at Maneheeter, aged seventy-five. Fears of a yellow fever epidemic in Neik Orleans. 23. Extensive labor strikes England. 27.

The Marquia of Lome designated as Lord Duffenna successor as Governor-General of Canada. 28. Dennis Kearney, the agitator, arrives in Bouton. A portion of a tunnel near bch-weim, Germany, fell, and buned 27 persona. 29.

The Austrians crews the Bosnian frontlet. 80, Crisis in tbe Oregon Indian war behaved to be passed. 31. The Boston Belting Company iu serious financial difficulties. I.

Death of Cardinal Franohi. Lord Hanugton'a re gelation condemning the policy of the government rejected the House of Commons by a majority of 143 3 Lord Beaconsfield presented with the freedom of the City of London. 4. The yellow fever epidemic in New Or leans. Australia meeting with serious opposition Bosnia.

Manton Marble published Some Secret Political History. 7 At Mingo Junction, on tbe Cincinnati and Bt. Louis Railroad, two trains ooliided twelve persons killed. 9. Terrible tornado at Wallingford, Ct fifty buildings demolished thirty persona killed.

ii i ii XX. Miv tiwMil, UIOU 441 Ban Francisco, aged thirty-two years. 13. Evert A. Dayckinck, author, died, aged cixty.two years.

14. John H. Raymond, President of Vas-sar College, died, aged sixty-four years. 16. The Russian Chief of Police assami-nated.

Hoedel, who attempted to kill the Emperor, beheaded Berlin. 17. World's Convention Y. M. 0.

A. in Geneva, Switzerland. Tbe yellow fever appears in Cincinnati. 21. International Pnson Congress in Stockholm.

Prmee Milan issues a proclamation announcing the independence of Serna. Death of Henry Armitt Brown, a promising young lawvkr of Philadelphia. Large contributions tor the yellow fever sufferers pouring in from all direction a Heavy fighting reported from Bosnia. Ex-Qaeeo Christina, of Spain, died at Havre, aged seventy-two years. 28.

Measures against Socialism adopted in Germany. 30. Governor Rice, of Massachusetts, re-v Buiiouuci Aiiupiou, cue ooum Carolina fugitive. The Hungarian town of Mis-kolez almost destroyed by a storm 600 lives lost 81. Four thousand cases of yellow fever in New Orleans.

Hewitt denied connexion with the cipher tele grama ffWTEBtBEB. 3. Sinking of the steamer Princes Alice by collision the English channel over 600 persons drowned. Elections in Vermont, Proctor, Republican, for Governor, 17,000 majority. 7.

Tbe Stickney defalcation in Fall River discovered. 0. Eleouon in Maine; Green backers defeat the election of Governor by tbe people Eiir gene Hale defeated by March, Greenbacker German Reichstag opened, the Emperor expressed the hope that the Auti-Soeiahat bill would be adopted. 10. Nobihog, the assassin, died in Berlin from the wounds inflicted on himself when be fired at the Emperor.

IX. Mine explpaion at Ebbw Valee colliery Wales 281 lives lost. 16. The British -Parliament prorogued 17. The Butlerites capture tbe Democratic State Convention Worcester, Mass.

20. Death of Colonel T. B. Thorpe a well known writer, aged sixty-three years. Death of General Henry Raymond, tbe oldest surviving veteran of the War of 1812, aged ninety years.

Austria peaceful occupation of Herzegovina. The Chinese Embassy formally received in Washington. 22. Dean Stanley preached his first sermon In America in Boston. 23.

First frosts of tbe season in New England. 27. Dr. petermann, the geographer, committed suicide, aged fifty-six years. 23.

Adjournment die of the Monetary Convention Paris, 2. Failure of the City of Glasgow Bank. 4. The Indiana making trouble in Kansas and Nebraska. Austria in full possession of Bosnia.

6. Death of Rev. Nehemiab Adams, aged seventy-three years. Death of General Gideon Pillow. 7.

The Tribune begins the history of tbs cipher telegrams. 8. An excursion train wrecked on ths Old Colony road, Massachusetts; 21 persons killed and ICO injured. Elections in Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, and West Virginia. 11.

Panic in Collisium Theatre, Liverpool 87 killed. 12. Death of Bishop Dunloop, aged seventy-six years. 15. MaDton Mkrble denies knowledge of the cipher telegrams.

16. Panic in a colored Baptist Church, Lynchburg, Va. 9 killed and 30 wounded. 19. The entire Anti-Socialist biU adopted by Hie German Reichstag by a vote of 221 to 140 the operation of the bill was limited to two and a half years.

Death of Benjamin H. Lai robe, at) eminent civil engineer of Baltimore. 20. Death of Rear Admiral Papldmg, aged eighty one years. Railway oolluRop in Wales; 18 killed and 20 wounded.

21. Award of prizes at the Paris Expoei Ron. Bessorabia formally surrendered to Runoa. 28. Philadelphia visited by a destructive tornado; losa, $2,000,000.

Unpropitioue look of affairs before Constantino; I. 24. Great iunndiation of the PamteUf branch of tbe Nile. Destructive prairie fires in Iowa, Ntbraska and Kanfiv, Death of Cardinal Cullen, of Dublin, aged seventy six. 23.

Attempted asnawii nation of ths Xing of Spam. A SHIRK OF THE FITBLW PATRONAGE IS RhSPECfFULLY bOLIClTAD, W. YARRLGT0, 3R4 MAIN STREET, CARBONDALE, PA. November 4, 167S. We have just melved another lot of NewGoods coDshllng in pert the followlq Single and Double Width DRESS GOODS CJ NAVY BLUE, JJ MYRTLE GREEN, Aj SEAL BEOWN, entfan the other dtslrable shndi', with Trimming Sill to Match, ft SHAWLS, 0 1 31 ALL WOOL Single end Donhte, Cheep.

We have now the lergest easortment of fcg three gomis we bav ever had, and are ellmg them lower limn ever before. UiDtHvtR a LADIES MEKISO VESTS. itiBeaa' MatttNo MENS AND SOTS UNDERWEAR. Ceed Bargains Iu tbe aheve Geo Me. CK0CKERY GLASSWARE We pay particular to these goods, and will make it to your interest to boy of Come and see our Goods, Wo will take pleasure In Aowlng them, NOTICE.

First National Bank CARBOIVDALB, 1 CaoDvax. Deoember 10, 1878. Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of the A. Flret Nsiioeai Bank or Carbomlsle will be held on TUESDAY, tbe FOURTEENTH (lth) day of JANUARY next, between the boars of eleven (tl) end twelve (It) of the forenoon eeld day, for the porpose of eleeting seven (7) persons to nerve as directors for the easuing year Per order, JAMES BTOTT, Cashier. FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE PA HU, SITUATE in TRE A. Township of Greenfield, Luserne Oounty, Stale of Pennsylvania, ooolsiaiug Two Hundred and Fourteen Acres of Laod, more or leas, nearly ait improved with good form buildings, orchards, water, and a targe quantity of none wall thereon. Bald Fane being the one recently owned by AamesOowperthwailo. Terms made easy. For informaiion write or apply to the Subeodber, Cashier of Up First NattotuU Rank, Cwboudala, JAMES STOTT.

Oarboudale, An 8, U78. Stray Calf. CAME to the endow of the aobarriber oa Wash inflow street, in thb eltv of Csrbnndale, a fow Java since, RLD CALF seems to be nine or ten lonlhs old. Tbe owner is hereby notified to prove property, pay charges and lake It awev. jt i THOMAS BOLAND.

Carbondate, Dec. 5, 1678. Estate op henry Walters, deceased. Letter of Adminisiraiion upon the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned. Ail poraoas having elaimt against said Rotate will rireseet them duly eulhcntlrated for pavoient, and hose indoblod thereto will please make immediate pameotto THOMAS VOYLfi, Administrator.

1878. WA fITPB A GOOD MAN FOB RVKRY biRtvt wnd Territory In the Union: a fair salary paid Call of addrets La Bella Mautg. Ca. W3 Cisrk IL. Chicago ibni ros PRINTING of ell kind with nrel.es I apd AovaxoaSUiain Priming House 2.

Mr Gladstone denounoe the British invasion of Afghan as unjust. Meeting of Beginning of tbe Dairy Fair. Arrival of Marquia of Lome at Ottawa. Blame offered bis resolution of an eleotonal investigation. 3.

Order received at the Sub-Treasury to issue no more gold certificates, 4. Destruction of the Paeifle Feed Mill in Brooklyn loss, $200,000. 6. Failure of tbe West of England Bank, News that General Grant deoided to go to Asia received. 7.

Failure of Olyphant A China boose, 9. Beginning of debate on the Afghan question iu Parliament. Effingham Lawrence died Tbe Edmuoda Eiectonal bill called up in the Senate. 10. The great etorm.

Wade Hamptons leg amputated. He i elected to the United 11. Blaines resolution before tbe Senate. 12. General Devena deoidee to remain in the Cabinet.

Mr. Wood asked for an investigation of the offioial act of John Davenport. 1 3. Mr. Edmund's bill passed the Senate.

Motion oensunng the Government rejected in Hoose of Commons by a majority of 101. Bradford sentenced. 13. Death of Princess Alice, Thurman declines the nomination for Governor of Ohio. 10.

Strike of Third-avenue dnvera, New York. Gold at 17. Mr. Robeson demand to um imiu fore the committee that wants to impeach him. Blames resolution passed the Senate.

Heavy demand forGovernment bonds, and gold Belling at par. 18. L. Bradford Pnnce nominated to be Chief Justice of New Mexico. Jack Kehoe hanged.

Reduction ip pnoe of ooal 19 Death of Bayard Tavlor, Newi of the sinking of the steamer BysanUm received 7-Selection of the Southern Investigation Committee, with Mr. Teller as 20. Verdict for General Sheridan in Hie Killona plantation case. 21. Duke of Cumberland married to Princess Tbyra.

Death of Congressman Williams. beoretary Sherman issued an order directing that greenbacks be aooepted for duties after January 1, 1879. 22. of Congressman Beverly Douglass. Heavy snow storm in Eastern and Middle States, 23.

Great distress in London. New England dinniwr 24. Railroads blockaded at Buffalo and Chicago. 26. Death of Rear Admiral Hoff.

27. News received of tbe foundering of the Emily B. Bonder. End of the ooal combination. 28., Funds provided for the Teller Committee.

Death of Robert W. Mackey. Philadklphia, Jan. 1. Ex-State Treasure er Robert W.

Mackey died at hta residence in this city thia morning, aged forty -two years. Robert W. Mackey, whose term as Treasurer of Pennsylvania expired Apnl 20, 1876, was born Pittsburg 1837. He was educated that city and at an early age entered a banking house, Which he afterward left to enter the Allegheny Bank of Piltsberg as a clerk. In 1803 be became cashier of tbe latter institution, and in 1871 be was elected vice president, a position he held at the time of his death.

In 1869 be waa elected State Treasurer by tbe Pensylvama Legislature. In 1870 he was defeated for re-eieotion by the same body, but was again elected in I87I and 1872. When the office was made elective by the people, he waa elected aa a Republican in 1873, to serve two yeere from the first Monday of May, 1674. Venus is now at her greatest distanoe from ns one hundred and sixty millions of nuks or one hundred and thirty-five millions farther away thao when she is nearest tbe earth. This; may seem startling, bat it hr true.

She always gets as far away from ua us she can aa-soon as Congress meet. And we dont blame her. Arohie: Auntie, what's a torpedo? Auntie Something that blows something up, my love. Archie: Then are you a torpedo, auntie Auntie No, mv dear. Why Arohie: Because I heard uncle telling pa you were always blowing him up.

An old gentleman of 84 and bia bride, aged 82, entered a railway ear the other day and took a seat by the stove. A youth occupying the seat behind says he overheard the follow, ing Old gentleman to hia bride Who's a Ttle lamb i Bride Bofe of qa." Coal Shipments. Dilcwzss A Homo CxvalCovtsst.I Uwci Cost Drvsr PaeviMMoa, Dec. tft, Coal mined sod forwarded by tbe Deb 4 8 d.0Ml Co for the week tod tro days eodleg faturdef, Pec. 81, 18T8: WSK, HUM.

North 58,791.04 SoBlb 551.18 Tolal 1678 e08k.l9 CoaroDie Tias i 177: North end 7, 680.11 1047.18 IttereMelST, 407,856.18 1878,.... .897.14 A. H. VANDLING.Sapt MARRIED. Rooms S-nrrunaoii.

On Years day, at the Valley House, Scranton, py Her Dr. Hopper, Joseph W. Rogers and Mancl. Stevenson, Ute of Waymart, Pa. PIED.

Moboan In thisoity, Deo. 30, Amelia South, wife of Uopitips ip fjie fW pf her age, A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS! JUST ARRIVED AT IN THE KEYSTONE BLOCK. HUNT BROTHERS Limited ilfiiUlW IN PerKns Eorse Male Shoesll sizes VULCAN HORSE NAILS, PUTNAM do. do. GLOBE do.

do. A Swedish Steel Toe Calks, HUNT BROTHERS A Limited, Heraaton, Pa. JACOB C08EK Wishes to infona the citizens of Carbondale and the surrounding suburbs, tbat he has opened a Cupp Sjoht JN SCRANTON, at 214 Idicka wanna Ave with a Full. Line of Clothing i Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishing Goods AT VERT now PRICKS. No Connection with any Btore in Carbondale oj- any othef place.

Scranton, SrpC 14, J8IS..