The Allentown Democrat from Allentown, Pennsylvania • Page 2

THE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN THE STFM THE POOR HOUSE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LEHIGH AN ALLENTOWN TYFO TEATs A Idlentotou jjpcmotral COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY. The 30th an will in our next publish the. statement, of the Poor Directors for 1S79. Wre have been look PROFESSION A F. DEr I 1 E.

-Re- LOCAL RECORD. IS Aud still the ice men are not happy. The Kansas fever is agaiu breaking nual meeting of the Lehigh County Bible So reiilly, at Warren, m-, they had an ex ciety was held in the German Methodist ing over the aecouut and find that the affairs show careful management on the part of the citing 1 hours' walking ie.it, in nhii an Church ou Linden street, above Ninth, on Thursday evening last. There was quite a Allenl.iwn a ttp--settT Poor House omeials. The steward and Ma out.

who graii uated from this i-evcral years The crops are very promising for next fir year. tron also make a report of their operations for the year. Mr. llenninger, while he has the welfare of those under his charge at heart, conducts the affairs of the farm and large audience, including a number of our city clergymen and officers of the society. The business of the evening was opened with song and prayer.

In the absence of Mr. E. It. ago, walked away rompl. t-lv ir ou a pedes riti ne, a Mi-.

Verne, who bad come lo the tilacw New Yosk and DF.MnCRATIC STANDING COMMIT-TEL The Democratic Slandiug Committee for the present year met for organization in the Rooms of the Ainericus C'lnb iu Kramer's Building, in this city, ou Saturday last, at 1 o'clock. The members were ral'eil to order by Dr. J. D. Erdmati, of Maeur.gie the Chairman of last y.ar, when, on motion of Hon.

James V. Kline, of South Whitehall Hou. George T. Gross, of Allentown, was chosen as Chairman by acclamation. Mr.

Kline had also hseu placed iu nomination, but seeing that tie g-neral wish was that the Chairman, in so important a campaign as the one before ns, should be resident iu the city, lie gracefully acquiesced, and made a mot ion for the un inimous choice of Mr. Gr.Ms. your smoke house locked and tW Keep bolted. house to the best advantage of the County. Matlacher, Dr.

J. p. Barnes acted as Secre thrown out a to coi.t. st with the. best man in the city fr whatever a iiint of door moner miuht le taken.

For a By his uniform kindness to the unfortunates tary. The following persons were received as members by pavinir the annual contribution To Atlvcrliorrt. TUB MiKMOURAT" IS TIIK OI.HE8T iKHTAH I.I8IIKI) IN 1HS0) AND LARGEST ENGLISH KBWSrAPKR IS LKIHOU COUNTY, UA8 A LAROKR CIRCULATION BY MANY HUN HUliDB, 18 MORK GENERALLY UK AD THAN ANY KN0L1SII NEWSPAl'KK 1'UBLIHUKD HKKK, AND IB TIIKKEFOUK HY FAR TUh. BUST MEDIUM THROUGH NVIIKIU ADVKR TIt'kKS CAN RKACU TIIK I'UBLIC. under his care he has won the respect of all Grant a Certainty.

The Philadelphia Tultgraph warns the Camerons that the Times, the Record, the Inquirer, the Press, the Xorth American and the lUilhtia, in that city, and other iiiiluential papers throughout the State, are against the third term business. But what does Don Cameron care for the newspapers? The republican press of Pennsylvania was largely against llartrauft in his liist canvass. Many of the most influential organs demanded his withdrawal, and the Press continued to oppose him with great bitterness throughout the campaign. But Don Cameron put his hand in his pock, et and declared that there should be no step taken backward, and llartrauft was counted in. The republican press of Pennsylvania is powerless to wage a tight of.

twenty-live cents each Rev. Thomas while there was no i.i.e who h- eineil to have a sutti -iencv nerve, t-i IW Considerable, moving will be done in the spring. IW The Fein-nary election being over, polities is at a discount. of them. It has been our pleasure in past years to commend the "good housekeeping" of our Poor Directors, aud we are glad to be cept her banter, and it looked as It tbe How-man and wife, Rev.

C. K. Fehr, Rev. Henry Stetzel, Dr. Sadtier and wife C.

Pretz, Peter Weida, A. M. Schantz. W. .1 nolo this year to continue our praise.

The af-la'rs have been houestly, prudently aud p'neil waik woui." ocne iMK-ght a somn-thing that, ihe uporis nf t'i-i r.ty regretted very iinirh, and b'-neei tliey at I iiitirated Pr. John Romigand wife, Michael Helfrich, On the call of niemix-rs all responded save i ieiitly managed. The receipts of the institu IW The hens are doing their duty again, and eggs are plenty. themselves in hiking around for some i.ue. TON CAR SHOPS.

The entire Works of the Stemton Car Iluilding Company are now illuminated with the electric light, a machine for the production of which wns recently placed in the shops by the Weston Electric Light Company of Newark, N.J. The machine is worked by a live-horse power engine, and there are five carbons or lampsdistrilinted throughout the erecting and machine shops, and which light up the place bright as under the noon day sun. It is however in contemplation to erett three more lamps. The Works were lit up for the first, time with the new light on Tuesday night of last, week, in the presence of a large crowd of people. The machine worked charmingly from the start, ami gives the highest, kind of satisfaction.

The introduction of the new light was necessitated by the fact, that, (he company, in order to complete its contracts now in hand by the time fixed upon, will have to keep the works going continuously day ami night with a double setof hands day and night shifts. The establishment has orders ahead for a full year. They at present turn out, complete 8 box cars per day, requiring 30,000 feet, of hard wood lumber, ten tons of iron, and the labor of men. When the double force of hands goesuu the proilnciiigeapacitv will of course hei-nrres-pondiugly enlarged, the Stemton Car Works, judged either in regard to its managers or the work it is turning out, is one of th most important institutions iu the Valley. The introduction of the new electric light In the Works created a great excitement among the villagers, and everybody was there to see aud advance au opinion upun the invention The novelty of au artificial light, brilliant as Wednesday, I'ehriiary iioth.

1N80 tion lor the year amounted to $24,000 drawn from the County, and two, wuicu.counidernigtlie state ol the weather, a furious snow storm having prevailed iu tin- morning, was very good. omiievine redenck, Alfred C. Pretz, T. H. Diehl, Solomon Helfrich, C.

M. Kistler, J. II. Larosh, Walter P. Holier and wife, iria Newhard, Mrs.

Mary Newhard. Mrs. Svuuel who might be totn.i against the lad v. woolen mill is to paid in by the Steward. The cost of main MT It is reported that a be started at Nazareth.

ami as link would have it tht-y found the right sort of a in liitie ths Ou motion, Frank- Newhard, of White taining the institution during was Cooper. Si L. D. Ivntinu. .1.

I hall, and f. F. Frederick, 'staia'ipi, always been noie.1 f.r big pluck and deter leaving a balance in hands of the P. Barnes, Martin Seiple, Mrs. Henrietta Bar- were ciiosen as rccordmz Secretaries.

P. A. Whither Drifting. lie who lias carefully read the history of the last twenty years, and, especially of tlietw vears since the termination of the mination in carrying tiir.nii-li succ all treasurer, for the year, of Lautz, of Heidelberg, as correspondiui; Secre of his undertaking-! Wiiho'if or ex perience, the were of tiiw very much tier, iranklin Keira, H. D.

B-erer and wife, Augustus Mennig, V. C. Shaukweiler and barah Kemmerer. Total amount, received Irom the above named persons, Sil 50. tary, aud Ainandeg Sieger, ol Siegersville, as Treasurer.

against Cameron's cash, and it makes but The stock on the (arm connected with the institution on the 1st of January consisted of the following Nine horses, 22 cows, 2 heifers, 5 calves, 4 MT" In Towns the census must be completed within two weeks. Hay bus fallen in price, it now selling in this city at 18 per ton. VT Three horses belonging to David Roth, of Urimsville, died last week. against him, tun be was wdlii lrv, aud to do li -4t The mat. I.

Hon. F. B. Heller, was, on motion, admitted oi i re.au P-r r. tl.

lJiolil was read and received, and Messrs Walter iin- little difference to him whether they dance to the slogan of Lochiel or march to any other music. Despite their protests the nuns, i sieers, nogs, slioats. 7 as 'inimittee iiiember trotn tlie newly form ed Ixiro'isili of Covpersburg. ber and Reiibeu Stabler appointed auditors to -ii. reier i.auo, trom new Hanover, was bleed sows, 1 truck wagon, 2 dearborn wagons, 4 wagons, 2 two-horse wagons, 1 cart, 1 boh sled, 1 sleigh, 1 truck sleigh, 4 harrows.

admitted to represent the said district in tin Pennsylvania delegation to Chicago was instructed for Grant, and the only thing meetings of the committee. Up in Lynn slate quarries are going into operation one after the other. llie selection of piaccs for the holding of com naiiuws, cuiHvators, plows, 'i corn plows, 1 potato plow, 1 grain drill, 2 mowers (Minn ine same. Rev. J.

W. Wood declined to be re-elected President. Secretary Harlacher alsodtcltued a re-election. Rev. Wood read a statement of the receipts for the past thirty years, showing that thev had aggregated He said the county to prevent his being counted in will be such me loumy meeting and iioiuiuatiii couven and reapers, 1 threshing machine, fanning MT A general advance of wages is grad tion was next in order.

For the first the puh- an overwhelming popular vote for his an nuns, i.iiki rollers aim wtieeinarrows. ually ueiug made to worklngmen. wamiiie Pillowing named gentlemen And Hie products ot the farm for the year tagonist as ill render the consummation were presented, to Simon Mover, South 147 A post-office has been established at were as follows heads of cabbage, 530 bushels of wheat, 6til bushels of rye 98.1 Whitehall, Jonas L. Brobst, FKlville, toe sun itselt, oi course drew out much com- of the schemean impossibility. It is Grant ruinp st.jrch, Whitehall, Isaac nickel.

Al uiem eteciuy so Biuce it is wide de bushels ot oats, tvi loads of hav. 12 loads of against the field, and the only hope of de Treichler's, in Northampton county. Myitis rumored that a cotton mill is to be erected at Bethlehem in the near future. one of Pjii limited in Hie audience, aud oa and tio ii.iu, satita kept at their hard v. ink li tniii without either ii over Ihe Other.

Each al r-t9 bul iu luiies and to. k-pt very eVelily together. The Ueia'. tuai Die. irii would SrHMk J.iwu ilunn the omii.o day, owing to having had nci-ber training preparation, bin he krpt up aurprisiiiglj' well, aud liunily UciiovJ tevril ahead, ami which la iew Thia vantage IliLg over lLe 1.

tho audiemn with eaiitein. r.t, eud mi refill! tli hail ai kept crowded, and the reoi-ipta ti th- h-iK wvre lare. Joe kept np his lead strat'iii he alt. ruoju, when the a. me.l very tired, he nf her, iaaghing.

and apparently fresh a at ti.e ail TL contest closed at lnu ai nijM, Mit Wnrn having tii3de lOu miies an. I miles aud 11 laps wii.i the laurel and stakes, wbi. latter am- ci.t.-d to a loi.dei.- bums, bphradn Long, Egypt, and Frank Schlauch, of Siege rsvilie. On the question In? second crnpliay, 775 bushels of potatoes, ISO bushels of turnips, 40 bushels of beets Ho civil war, must have remarked the startling revolutionary tendencies of the times. It is a fart that will hardly be denied that the old Whig party had absorbed the radical element of the Federal party, of which the elder Adams was the putative father, that that element supported the Blue-Laws of Connecticut; the Alien and Sedition laws 'of Adams' administration the concentration in the general government, and the exercise by it of powers not granted by the constitution, but, by the terms of that instrument reserved to the people of the states; a broad and latitudinous con-struct ion of the Federal Constitution so to infringe the domain of state sovereignty, and the almost unlimited power of Congress under the general welfare" clause of the Constitution.

This was the controlling element in the Whig party, boldly and jealously laboring for the consummation of these principles. feating 1) i in consists in rallying around the democratic nominee at the polls. parture from tallow dips, coal oil and gas the heretofore common illuminators Most if not. all, of the spectators failed to uuder-ftand how light could be produced without lug submitted to a vote thi following was the bushels of onions, 35 bnslie.is of raddishes, 80 result maiioin hi cucuinuers, nusneis of corn in 1st bal. 3d bal a wick or oil or grease to (eed upon.

For the ears, 4'i loads of corn fodder, 8 bushels of The' Camerons always were afraid information of such it may be iuterestinc to Simon Mover, Jonas L. Brobst. of the people, consequently their caucus Deans, i on stalks celery, 232 loads of manure put on laud, 3.2S6 pounds beef hides, 233 lbs. 4 learn that the electric light is by no means such a novelty as those uot familiar with 2d 11. 2 11 1 6 MT The fall fair at Ambler Park will be held from the 21st to the 21th of September.

Farmers have been busy this month threshing and housing their stocks of grain. MT Prof. Faust, of this city, is giving lessons ou the violin to a class at llowertown. uau ii cnutches aud seveuty-live minister, ot which but three had taken up collections lor the society duriug the past year. The following officers were nominated and elected President, Rev.

B. M. Schnnuk S-jcretary, J. P. Barnes; Treasurer, T.

II. Diehl. The board of Managers elected for the ensuing year is composed of the following gentlemen Dr. Johu Romig, Rev. J.

Yaeger, C. Pretz, M. A. Seiple, Benueville Frederick, Rev. 8.

O. Wagner, Joseph Young, Elias Leutz, W. J. Hoxworth, W. P.

Huber, R. Stahler, C. Swart, J. L. Breiuig aud V.

H. Ainey. The cash receipts were quite weak during the year, a fact suggestive that all the friends of Bible Christiauity should bestir themselves more earnestly iu the cause, go that iu the sunshine of this enlightened age th- S.n-iety lecided that the delegation to Chicago calf skins, pounds butter, 2,660 pounds tallow, 3,106 pounds lard, and 2,000 bushels Philip Starch, Isaac Bickel, Ephraiui Long, Frank L. Schuuch, the physical sciences may suppose. Nature gives ns such an illumination iu the should be selected by a committee of nine, nine pin un lanu.

llie articles manufactured were 195 pairs to be appointed by the chairman of the convention. In other words, that Mr. John Mr. StorclTa Hotd, in Whitehall, wa de men a painaiuoiiB, iuo men shirts, A clared chogeu ou the third bMlol. MT Census Supervisors are being deluged i "ifu a iliawers.

TL Vests nnira stroke of lightning, and man first imitated this when the properties of electricity were discovered, and llie Leyden jar invented, of which the discharge pioluces a spark most intensely luminous but iu both cases the light is ouly instantaneous, aud not Cessna, of Bedford, and Christ. tor the convention the Uourt House, th with letters from would-be census overalls, ioj pairs ooys' pantaloons, 113 boys Pittsburg, and half a dozen others should uou-i ui r. iwin vr, at rrextertown, and shirts, sa roundabouts, 4 pairs drawers 57 ble sum. His winning the match, that bis contest was with a pio. walker accustomed i exeri-iM- her pe.l n.

treinitiea, wasaremaikable teat. glLat he is possessed of great muscular strength hemises, lil women frocks. 00 nett.ieoata adapted for that kiud of illumination needed MT The emplovees In the Stemton Car select delegates for the people of Lehigh and Berks counties. The amendment 2 quilted petticoats, 238 aprons, ti7 drawers, Works recently had their wages raised 10 per ceut. sun iiouueis, to woineu sacques, ion rhil- may eiuaiee (ineratlOUB ami HHt.il th Wnr, tor practical purposes, owing to a steady light being necessary.

The first step in obtaining such a light was the discovery and wonderful poweiso: eodnrsnc. He tea of God toevery family whose hearth lias never uren irocKs, 4 cniuiren's shirts, 32 children's petticoats, 45 children's aornns ins offered by Mr. Stewart, of Franklin, was much fairer. It provided for a committee Defeated by the conservatism of the Democracy upon almost every important field, at last it gave up the ghost upon the decisive event of 1852, when Gen. Scott, yet oeen cousecrated by it hallowed teach MT Kidney-Wort is nature's remedy for about bright aud early nexl riiur.iing, ami tn reply to the qm stlou of a iiriii- reporter made by GIvany and Volta that there were Kidney and Liver diseases, Piles and Consti pairs new stockings knitted, 43 pairs stockings footed, 58 towels, 28 table cloths, 29 hed other means of obtaining electricity, aud this of one from each congressional district, as to how he felt, gave as a-i a lii- ings This book, this holy book, on every line pation.

ma uiiibi vnas. in iu ieungie, wnni named, an,) the question being left to a vote it was decided In favor of the former by the following vote Court House, i4 Yotes. Edwin Weaver, i Chas. Meyer, 2 Ou motion, the fixing of the time aud place for lodiug the au uil county meeting aud nominating convention wa left until the next meeting. No further business ln-ing before the meeting, it adjourned, to meet at the call of the President.

lie aa it 1 bad been at a dain-n lat ind the selection of delegates to Chicago who bore aloft the combined banners of inns, in ooiaters, i pillow cases, 8 bed ases, 3'J pillow ticks, 3 bed ticks. B9 sheet 1 in sucn quantiues as to produce not merely Hashes of short duration, but steady, continuous currents. The Pile of Volta was arum MT We had a lively snow storm here on DEATH A LEinC.II COUNT! AN AT by the delegates in the state convention from each congressional district, but modified into the Galvauic battery, and bv Saturday forenoon, but it didn't give us any sleighing. Federalism and Know-2sothlngism, was badly beaten, and the organization of the EAsrON. Mr.

James T. Ki proprietor enlarging this, as well iu the size of plates of what has lieen known as Ki.aurH Busi iuarceu wiru lie sel of hisjU Divinity, i every leal bedewed with drops or love Divine, and with the eternal heraldry And signature of God Almighty stumped From tirt to last this lay of sacred light, This lamp, from off the everlasting th- one, Moray took down, and in the night of Tim fctoort, on the dark her gracious bow Aud evirm beseeching men with teM And earnest slho, to read, believe, aud live the Cameron gang defeated this resolution chaff bags, 46 pairs suspenders, 122 handkerchiefs, 9 gowns, 11 barber's aprons, 4 small bed quilts, 27 boys' coats, 43 coffins, 13 dozen brooms, and 327 vards carpet. Meat slaughtered 25.041 pounds beef, pounds pork, and 1,475 pounds veal. Whigs was formally abandoned. IW We are rapidly approaching the 1st of ness College, located at died in said as in their numbers, a stronger current was obtained, and iu studying its effect it was soon March, sacred to St.

David, the natrou saint by a vote of ISO to 100. That would' have piace on Munlay evening las', alter m. ilii.e4 The elements soughttiew and congenial touuu that it could produce a decree of beat of Welsumen. ten ilavs witu tvpboi.l r. Ik-r-eaard and light surpassing any other source of this was born at Eluans, J'jia April been the way to get at the voice of the people, but that was just what they didn't The household expenses amounted to S13- RETURNED FROM CALIFORNIA.

attlnilies the conservative portion gravitated to the Democratic party, and with MT The public schools and banks were and was tLe mii of William and 99t.fi'i farm expenses to SI f.l.i buililinW The people of Lyiinnort, this county, were torm ot lorce. lue philosopher who had the first opportunities to investigate this was closed on Monday, in observance of Washing- want to hear. new blacksmith shop, SSG.40 issniiio or, leva Hannah Kuauss. He ed.na'eit at tha Keystone htate Normal Si hoid at Kuti'oarn Ton mrtmiav. OUR COUNTY FINANCES THE ANNUAL STATEMENT.

On another page will be found the financial statement of the Humphrey Davy, of London, ho had at, his which it gradually became assimilated the Federal element took various forms, and at greatiy astonished recently by the coming among them of one of their former citizeua who bad long been believed to be dead. It of relief and supporting out-door nauo-rs $2 OCT Ar i disposal the colossal battery of the Roval In- A number of the stalwart jour and soou after graduating, on 1H61, married Misn Esther Anna Yiier. of MT Rev. C. Breyfogle, who has being serv stitute, consisting of a series of 2000 cells con widi advance made itself more antagonist county for the year 1879.

It embraces the accounts of the County Commissioners, Trea i. in, jMFiniiiu siaiiouery, ix. mi 2.425. The steward received SI500, 8200, assistant steward 3360. and hosrii- was Mr.

Edward Braucher. Tweuty-five nals, so fierce for Blaine a few weeks ago, ing an Evangelical Church in Easton, has re Bowers' After Ids be re. taining WOO plates of copper and zinc, and in years ago lie d. -parted trom the tilace bi moved to Heading. wnicli, as in all such batteries, the electric are beginning to draw in sail, preparatory moved tn Bath, where he taught in I He public schools for seven years.

He from Rath iai mrwn.ru i ne uireciora receive a seek a home in the west in the of being able to better bis fortunes. He wan a single current was produced by the consumption of tic to the organic law of the land. Finally, through various mutations, and by the morbid growth of various isms, this to a change of course. They wince a lit MT Mr. A.

O. Greenawald will on the 1st salary of 50 per annum, with allowances for extra services, which latter for the year ag to Nazareth, where he took charge of the Moravian Parochial Si-hr'a three ver zinc, uiie in a iurnace ueat, and from which light is produced by the consumption of coat. of April again take charge of the Monroe Dem tle, but a political necessity" renders man, ami went Irom one place to aunlber until bis love of travel aud change briught ocrat, at strouUsburg. element succeeded to power in 161 surer, uireciora oi me roor, Slientl, Coroner and Prison Board. The document, is of more than ordinary length and importance, and contains for the taxpayers of the county much valuable information, anil hence should lie closely read by all.

The Almshouse drew S2000 less from the county than in the previous year. This reflects credit upon the managers of that institution. The statement of tn gregated ine Treasurer gets S40 per annum. The attending Dhvsicians reoeivn He found that when by the discharge of this such a iiersoual sacrifice imperative. One him to California.

This was some fifteen He next engaged as te. her with Mr. Thomas H. Stevens in the Uuite-i S'atea Institute Business and Financ-. at Easton.

He remain. eieciricuy is maue apparently to disappear This revolutionary party was met 125 per annum, with Si for each extra visit. years ago. Soou after getting to the "gold MT Sheriff Morgan will next, week publish step out of the way makes the Camera- en state ne went to the mining regions, his second real estate bulletin. It will take ii is in lact only transformed into heat aud light which radiate outward, and according by a rebellious party in vehement as also extra pay for the setting of fractures, amputations, obstetrical cases, Total uiau programme comparatively easy to ed in this lw years, and then taught for three years in ll.e "select school of Biol wnn pan, suovel and pick coiumenc up considerable space.

antagonisms, and the civil war was the paid for medical services last year, 250. ei ii Beaten lor uugg. is ot gold, ami in endorse, and Grant, third term and unity to our present knowledge ot tliu corelation of forces there is no actual disappearance of Mr. E. H.Tracu.

be Ifcianht -Mr. Ste. result. The conservatives, and their On January 1st, 1879, there were remaining which he was qiiitesiicci-saful. He continued MT Mr.

Edward Siegfried, of Bath, last Commissioners and Treasurer shows that the indebtedness of the county was reduced to the exteut of S32.988.77 during year, leav- will soon le inscribed upon the banners. at this business np to the time of his recent in tne r-oor House 3io persons. Admitted week served as a juror in the U. S. District mnsels of moderation, as is usual in such Yens the Institute of IVi-due, ai uLlib conducted np to the time oi in death.

Deceased was a teacher ot unusual ability, aiulex- anytnmg, out. only a lransiormatiou the heat into which the electric current is transformed being communicated to the surround They are as willing to sacrifice their prin during the year 222, born 4. This would make start for hi sold borne, and after arranging aud Court at Philadelphia. lug the present indebtedness 8112,047.87. times of great iopular commotion, were the total number cared for during the year penecuug some tiuaiuess matters in con ciples for the hope of success as Artemus llie various statements exhibit a just aud ing objects, whatever they be-solids, liquids nectiou with the settlement of bis father's ignored, and the nir was on die and the ceued especially in peMna: ship aud ti ptu-art.

In Ihe latter line he bad lew tnualsauv- ori. liisenargeu miring the year, 204; ab MT The weather in the latter part of last economical expenditure or the public moneys. Ward was, pending the rebellion, to offer VL mo u.iMiunillJt-ie. ne lilUIHl 11118 lieat SO estate, who died quite wealthy last year, he week was again decidedly wiuterish. Friday and show a healthy state of the finances of sconded, 10 died, 33 removed, 15 indentured, 3 leaving 302remaiiiineon the 1st of Jan livers ran crimson with fraternal blood great that it would not onlv melt, but volatil win reiuru io tne racine side of the continent up all his relations on the altar of his coun especially was rigorous.

tue couuty. mere is, as will be observed, a where. He will be retuemle-red by uiany of the teacher of our county froiu his participa. tion in our last County Tea- hers" ItiaVtuU-. The wanton disregard of the sacred lim uary, 1SS0.

Of these 151 were mal and 76 and resume bis work in the gold diggings. try, excepting his mother-in-law. lze the most refractory metals iu fact, that, it was the source of the highest temperature ever produced by man, and iu exneriuienlintf Handsome cash balance in the treasury, of which is to be applied to the cancella 3T Beecher's lecture on the Reign of the it-it ions of the Constitutional grants of female adults, and 50 male and 23 female children under 16 years of aee. Of the total He is hale and bearty, 50 years of age, and still single. His relations of his experiences iu Ba Helen a wife aud three children.

The funeral takes place at Boaeis' Sia'p thU furepwn. Common People has been postponed to Mon tion ot Ootids already called tor presentation he found that he could produce the strongest The parade made by the late Repub power the high handed infraction "of insti Ihewest, and particularly iu California, are day evening, March 8th. number 243 were sane, 45 insane, 10 blind, and 4 deaf and dumb. During the year the insti ugiii oy uiscnargnig tne electric current be lican convention in favor of a pure and uiguiy interesting, and nave served well t. tutions and laws; elevating the military tween iwo pieces ot cuareoal.

Ju order to entertain bis friends, who Lave Uorked around lour cousins want it vour aunts want tor redeuiptiou, making the total redaction of the debt proper, by April coming, or trom April to April, 842,988.77. Besides, the raws of interest on the yet outstanding bun, Is have been reduced 1 per so that the interest tution relieved 4,961 transient paupers or tramps, 4.s85 thereof being males and 76 fe- uiaKe tins charcoal a better conductor of hi in in large numbers to creet and welcome it vour sisters want, it and, in fact, every and making it superior to the civil power; overriding state rights, and dividing the electricity tie mac it white-hot and theu tree ballot" would almost tempt one to forget the unclean source from which it came. It is difficult to realize that such uim after bis long aWure. It is worthy of body wains tne oemoceai. plunged it in a hath ot mercury, which tailed L.

'IM. i maies of this number were accommodated with lodging, and the total number of inea's dealt out to this class of callers was territory of a state in plain violation of the mention that during bis sopinru in California be never encountered a Lehigh eountian. He inn iuiea. a ne result is, mar tlie light thus -i? Ice men are watching and praying for Constitution; susm-nding the writ of utterances could come from the party that obtained consists also ot mercurial vapors colli weather, but. those who are out of coal is delighted ith the State of his adoption account will be Very materially lessened.

And in addition the expenses have been largely reduced in all departments. These large "savings, aud the excellent conditiou of the county finances, are strong recommendations for the 7,37. Many of this class, too, had out of necessity to lie supplied with shoes aud other mane luminous oy tne excessively high tern and thinks there is a much better chance for stole the Presidency and have yet exhib h-ibi'i torfiu; arresting citizens for allep would rather see it keep warm. iciinuie oi me curreut, and tuese vapors as a young man to win snccess on tbn Pacific ed violation of military law, to which thry eu as too cnarcoai. Diiriniipr no in ih air tT We learn from reliable authority that hide of the eminent than on the Atlantic, no ited no shame in having the stolen goods in pos.ses.sion that have year after year present connty government.

they are soon consumed. I order to prevent were not amenable trying citizens bel'or girls who have banged hair always have a uouiit juagir.g ny ins own til teen years of life tneii rooming up, wnicu, in tins case, is no hole in the heel of their stockings. courts martial when the civil courts were in iiiat lar away j.art ot uncle bam domain, emploved an army of rounders and re CnURCH thi and to at, an necessary lor tho nroduct on of tb light, Davy made use of the ingenious device pealers to pollute the ballot and falsify the DEATH OF A FORMER LEHIGH MT The stone masons employed by the morrow evenings grand suppers will be given in the store room at the east emt of the Jor. open and unobstructed, ami having lawful jurisdiction of the causes wrested from ot piacnig the dischaririiii? ectrmlea in COUNT1AN IX mauv friends honest result of elections in Pennsylvania. Thomas iron company have had their wages advanced twenty-five cents per day.

dau Bridge for the benefit of the Christ Re vacuum, and used for this purpose a glass ball their hands by arbitrary military power and relatives iu the Macnngies and Milfords of this county were deeply grieved recently with three necks two diametrical I nniii'-si te formed Church in the first ward. They a living monster three year3 in a young laiiVs stomach. Miss Snyder, ag4 veais, nsidii.g with her father over in ba.i.-Miry, ha just been telieveil of a tape worm measurm" thirty-live feet in length by Dr. J. H.

Helfrich, of this rity. Mias Sey.ier had been a sufferer under the gnawing of ibis moi-sttr for a period of three years, and is: nig that time had availed berneif of the treatment of quite a nunilier of phyiieians, without however deriving any bcu fi-s of them pronouncing her complaint as incurable, pr.Jably because of not knowing what it coiivK.J c.f. Asa luresort, then Tor-, ijiie-ro ibe grl availed hiimv-if of the servi.t ol Dr. Helfrich, nhonpon to.d the yoticg lady that she carried a worm. She was aimewhat upon ibi ai.uoui but the Doctor calmed lea: by leiiitig her that her case was a r'iraKe ave her a pieparatio-i ol medi, ine, art.

Laving taken this lit seti'al wa relieved of a iiioi.mt uo. in, fc and a'l, the length abovo given, and bjviiig i ant or segments. DRAMATIC AT CENTRE VALLEY. ai.J Saturday evenings uext grand dramatic entcrtaiu-ments are to given iu 'a- pnlcii hJ house at Centre VaU-y hj-aa com fcJT To-day the Republican Convention are going to be line affairs, aud ehean making thousands of arbitrary arrests and MT Messrs. Craig Weida.

at the Lehieh on learning ny letter ot the death of Mr. too, the tickets being only 25 cents. The of New York Slate will meet at Utica for boxes, through which stout copper ires pass William hmoyer, at his home near Tiffin. imprisonments of citizens without infor Gap, are building ten canal boats for the Lehigh Coal and Navigatiou Company. object is certainly an excellent one.

and ed, to which, at the ends, the charcoal miinta the purpose of selecting delegates to rep Ohio, to whiih place be emigrated from Lower Milford twenty-six yars ago. The sad were auacneo, wune tlie third long neck ination or warrant or law, refusing to give them a constitutional trial, and liu.illy ought to receive the cordial sympathy and pecuniary support of our good people. Besides getting a good for youriuner man, the wearing apparel. NARROW ESCAPE FROM A TERRI. BLE DEATH IN A MINE.

Richard Mosey, an Englishman, from Cornwall, England, employed for some time past iu the iron mine of Messrs. Pasco, Webb Lewis, on lands of Wickert Schiller, near Vera Cruz, in Upper Milfoid on Thursday night last met with an accideut in which he narrowly escaped lieing killed suddenly. He was at the bottom of a shaft upwards of tUt feet in depth from which the ore is being raised by means of a horsepower elevator a huge hogshead at tached to a stout, wire, cable employed to carry the material from the bottom to the surface. The shaft is considerably troubled with water, so much so that occasionally it has to he gathered lip and sent to the top by the same vessel that carries the ore. On the night slated, Mosey, who was alone in the shaft, had tilled the hogshead with water, and, giving the signal to the top boister, it started on its upward journey, but scarcely had made a distance of 10 feet ere the wire rope snapped asunder and the huge was connected with au air-pump, by which MT Mr.

Robert Roth, of Rockdale, left event occurred ou the 2'ii Ii of January, afP-i vacuum was obtained. In this way a steady an nniess or some Time with droosv. tie discharging theni without even an accusa last, week for Itossville, Indian. with the iuteutiou of settling there permanently. resent that State in the Chicago Convention next June.

Conkling already has things cut and dried. Grant delegates will be selected, and they will be ordered light, tree from consumption id' material. inner consciousness ol your moral nature wiil brought iiis age to years. 5 months and approve of the good deed you have done when produced, so strong that, alter the course tion compelling states to change their in days. He was a son cf the loi.a since deceas MT Mad dogs have made their appearance rrjipciiuiuuig ue lubuttueii wnn it tils eves ed I'eter bchmover, ot Lower Macuntrie.

On leaving tne supper room on the nights of the ontertainmeut. haviue naid for and Btitutions, and forcing them to adopt over in Northampton. Mr. Jonas Vogel, of to vote as a unit tor the thud term. The gett'tig to Ohio he settled upon tbe farm on uecame highly inflamed, resulting in consid erable injury to them.

The greatest progres amendments to the Constitution dictated doubly (physically aud meutally or con Hanover shot one on Sunday week. which be died, and by well directed enerirv nero oi "vannonciitt lias his State more scientiously) enjoyed the repast prepared for sive step in the realization of the light for the by irresponsible, arbitiaiy federal power. and industry became well off so well that some Mil years ago be felt himself warranted MT Mr. Charles Schafl'er, of Coopersbnrg, completely in hand than Cameron had iuiure was tne invention ot the dynamo are wniiu of the revolutionary and ty electric machine, worked bv sieam-nnwer at a recent Sheriff's sale iu Easton bought a in going into retirement from active labor. Pennsylvania.

mimical acts of the tory or federal ele As steam is cheap by reason of the abund. property of Mr. William Bader, situate at His last, visit to relatives aud friends in tlii you ny me. near ladies, your mothers, sisters and sweethearts. We intend, if possible, to be ou hand, and our bill of fare, as we have it laid out, consists of 50 raw aud 25 fried oys-ters, 3 oyster stews, half an oyster pie, very little chicken, for they are too common, half a turkey, and a taste of everything else on auce of fuel with which bountiful Nature has Hath, tor 1300.

couuty was mail five years ago. In tbe com ment in tin) reigning dynasty, but the C3." Mr. Conkling announces that he is provided mankind iu the coal mines, it crowning infamy of these usurpations re Louisa Kraeder. wife of Mr. not a candidate for the Presidency, and the height of folly to attempt superseding the cueap steam power oy the extravagantly ex will in no event allow himself to be present cask tell back with a heavy thud.

Fortunately the man stood on a side, but yet was hit sufficiently hard to hurl him "forcibly the table except bread, and to ton off wilh six liialns yet to be mentioned. After the war, and when there was not any pretext Charles Kraeder, of Bethlehem, died on Monday evening a week, aged 54 years. Her remains were interred at Rittersville. pensive electric currents obtained from the consumption of zinc by acids; hence the total ed for the Chicago nomination, lie also cups of coffee, provided it is good aud strong. against the wall, and through which he sus for war necessity," these descendants of latiure oi an attempts to introduce electrical says he is in favor of Grant, and will give tained a deep cut on his head, and had his DIED.

Widow Hannah Hubler, of South munity in which he so long resided in the State of his adoption he was very highly esteemed for his good qualities of mind and heart. He was always an earnest, amiable Christian gentlemau, and ever had hosts of friends. He left a wife, and thre grown children. The gal uews of his demise was received with surprise and girmw, for no one had heard of his illness, and thus came as a severe blow to his relatives aud the host of warm friends and acquaintance he ponSessed in thetowiibhips above stated. MT Fanny Davenport is 40.

and the wife engines, because of tie ofexpense It George the Third -i petrated almost every him the whole weight of his influence. body severely bruised and skinned. Had of Mr. E. H.

Price, whom she married eailv intehan, died on Monday forenoon ol last was loiiiid by ail who investigated the sul crime known to our laws to prevent the week, alter an illness of long duration. Con last summer, four weeks after lie had secured New York may therefore be considered ject and attempted to make the electric li -'lit stood fairly under the hogshead at the time it came dowu he would have had the life crushed out of him instantly. His escape sumption, that insatiate destroyer of the Lu a divorce I rum his first wife, who was also an inauguration of a President and Vice available tor domesne purposes, that tli certain to emphasize, Cameron's victory in man family, claimed her as a victim, though actress. electric arc had to he subdivid. so as to ol l'resident duly elected according to law wnn me was truly a narrow one.

Pennsylvania, and together, give Grant the she tenaciously clung to life. She brought taiu a givat number of liyhts of lesser inten S-37 jtieietnor Lenii, oo years or aue, and a ner age to ia years, a months ami 'j davs. Bribery, i jury, tlneais, intimidation and sity, in place of a single one of such powt-r leading cards at Chicago. THE IRON TRADE. While the market well-to-do tanner, committed BUicide in Forks township, Northampton conutv.

on were the instruments in the She was buried on Thursday last on the Methodist burial grounds near the Poor tor pig iron continues quiet, there is, as far as nun giare as to require suades ot ground glass for making it bearable to the eye. It was 03 A terrible tornado passed over the polluted hands of theae determined revolu Saturday. He leaves a wife and several children. House, Rev. Mr.

Becker, ol this city, deliver ing au impressive sermon on the occasion, lound that such shades would cause ait enormous loss, equivalent to the throwing Southern States onTThursday night of last can be discovered, no evidence of a general weakness; the offerings continue light, but there is but little disposition manifested to make concessions in order to fiud buyers. tionists to defeat the voice of the people. She was tw ice married, George David, wiib Moses "jonrad, ot "jrimsville, con week, wrecking buildings and causing much damage. In the vicinity of Nash l'resident Grant, now a candidate for criminal presidential honors, environed the templates to remove from said place to Great away ot about halt the light obtained, and therefore had to be condemned if economy was to he practiced. The great problem, therefore, was the subdivision of the liuht.

and whom she had seven children, five of whom survive, having been her first husband. She after his death became the wife of Mr. Hubler, who died some 20 years ago. This last Mend, Susquehanna where he has the A lew sales were made at lower rates than generally quoted, but there appears to lie very little iron ou the market, so that ville, Tennessee, it was most severe, de seat of government with a strong military pany ui iiiat iio-y jave vr.der rehearsal several interest ii:" hu.i farces, aud we d.ail-t will be well reuderiil, as the members if jl.e have been laooricg io U-i wne iinr-oughiy schooled in lb. j.rr:.ve pal From the (repara'tous vhkh have Iu made weare sa'iliid that ihe eutemiunx-pi will I worthy cf p3r.o,a? and tLii Ibosn who will attend will it- a uie ti.if, lud-sical aud dramatic.

SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT IN SAI ISBL'RY Tue i i.ieriaiumcnt giv by the Washington Union Sunday i.f Salisbury, in the Chapel, tat Ilud'onl's, on Saturday evening so eminently satisfactory to the laig-' aiwience in a tendance that niiioeruns and mp-nt were made for its repetition, or r.i;hi a f-ond exhibition with a fr-Yn proiran eie, ard which req-iesi having lt-u in, Saturday evening next, Feb. Las hcn named as tbe time lor if, ri -he same The programme is made up of a variety of pleasing aud instructive t-xer. i-e, em! racii. music, dialogm-s, ad.liv.-s la'-leanx, RAILROAD leu and eleven o'rlork Fridiv night an a i.lej mrnredi-n the Lehigh Valley railroad, ah -ut mile above Siaticglou, which inip-ui have been attecd. by grcal Ira i ii.V..

No. it freight train was east, wli-o au bridie, causing three or tour cats In leave Hie track and jump In the np tra- k. Cm liacks were blockaded. Hud a e'e br k. ten miiiiitea later iu the.

ub No. passenger on tune, a roll.aetu hate been the result, proi abiy att. i-'od I less i lif.i or limb. The passepuertia.c wr.s Sagged in due time, aud was delated hour and fifteen minutes Ly ll.e act i t. promise oi a job in the mammoth tannery of several inveiit.irs attempted to solve.it iu their stroying about 3100,000 worth of property air.

bicpneu mistier. sales of au occasional lot cannot lie con force for the undisputed purpose of pre marriage resulted in no issue. She was well kuown in a large circle of friends, bv whom aud causing the death of several persons. venting the Inauguration of the man elect tr me most responsible position in a sidered a fair criterion of values. Cable dispatches report the English market better, prices firmer and the demand Improv her decease is greatly deplored.

Although Railroads leading to the city were obstruct eu lo me presidency. Kecent results in family is that of the nurse, aud a good nurse never fails to recommend. Dr. Bull's Bahy tor a numoer ot years greatly amicted she ed by trees and rails so that trains ceased ing, ami me improvement mere will, no Maine give further proofs of the revolu CLEARING OF TIMBER LANDS. Mr.

M. H. iver, of huylkiil has since the first of the present, year beeu engaged wilh a tirst-class portable "steam saw mill in reducinjto merchantable lumber the standing timber on sundry tracts in the vicinity of Lynnport. It is estimated that in ail to last week sawed 150.0UO feet mostly into lumle-r for car buildiug. Among those who had his services Were Messrs.

Stine Co. of Lyniiville. Mr. B. is making a good thing out of his mill, as he gets S4 per 1000 feet for sewing, and of the slabs, or, it parties prefer, he does tue sawing and pays them Sl' per 100D feet f.r the lumber.

Having gotten through at Lynnport wilh the ibs in band, he last week nioved his mill to Albany Corner, with a viw of commencing operations on a tract of timber land owned by Mr. George BoHch. RUNAWAY MAN HURT Ou Wednes day last, while Mr. Harrison Wagner, residing lti Upier Milford, iiear Emails, was en-paged iu conveying a load of sand to the furnace in tbe latter turned place, he met with an accident, owing to his horse bore her sufferings with that calmuess aud trust in her Maker which characterized all syrup to the parents ot trettul or sickly cbil doubt, soon have its influence in this country running. tioiiary designs of the tory element of the dreu.

rice 2o cents. Consumers, having stopped buying, are of her actions during life. course working up their stock, and this being liepublican party. And if there remains in Returns from all parts of Iieland MT Everywhere in this section, so far as the mind of any man a doubt as to the di the case, will, sooner or later, be obliged to go ou the market to replenish, and it is we have observed, the wheat has a tine. show that over three hundred thousand GREAT SHOOTING MATCH IN LOW-HILL.

On uext Saturday, Feb. 28th, a great shooting match is to come off at the public greeu thrifty appearance. The weather has abolical purposes of the Federals to prevent thought there will bo considerable activity people are starving, llie returns are been so mild that it seems to have grown next mouiu, ii not oeiore. the election of a conservative president by nouse oi James werly, Joel HioU's old stand. given by counties, Mayo being put down mnou uuring tne winter.

at (54,000, Galway 43,000, Donegal 58,000, the people, let him look at the course of these men in Ifew York, where they are BALL AT WHITEHALL STATION. On Friday eveuing next, Feb. 27th, a grand MT John MeCue, who had his arm ampu near uiaussvme, anil it there are any shoot lata anywhere that think themselves callable of lieating the sharpshooters of Low-bill they are invited to give tl pin the smallest reported being Kilkenny, with ball is to come olt In Peter a Hall, at White. tated at St. Luke Hospital, on Thursday morning, died on the same evening of the nnv working at a change of the law pie- hall Station, for the benefit of the Whitehall 1,700.

Local efforts are becoming feeble, sence on the occasion and try their hand same day. He met with a sesere railroad Bcrlblng the manner of choosing presi uoruei nann. ins good list ot managers at knocking in the "bull's eve." We learn and the outlook for the future is a very accident several weeks ago. guarantees tne success oi tne affair. Those that it is expected that some of the most not taking fright at the histle of an engine at- gloomy one.

who delight in tripping the light, fantastic ed marksmen of this and the neighboring S4T: Hon. John Jv. Findlay, from to toe should not neglect going. It is to be own way. r.y the luller Uynamo-Electric Machine Company it was not even attempted, aud they use a separate, machine for every light.

The Weston Dynamo-IClectric Machine, (the one iu use at Stemton,) suldi-vides the light in two or three lesser lights, hut does uot permit of the running of a lu ge number with a single one. )iher makers hae patented complicated contrivances to regulate the current when by the extinguishing of Siime of the lights the remainder become too intense, but as far as is known the Weston machine is one of the best out, iu that it furnishes the best method of utilizing electricity for illuminating pur-posfs. In producing the light an en-gin i is used to generate electricity by riction. The current is conveyed through a copper wire to the place to be lighted, and into a lamp constructed for the purpose. The regularity of the light is secured by clockwork, which is controlled by an electro-magnet.

Carbon electrodes are used in connection with the lamp, and regulated by the magnet. Two wires are necessary to establish the electric current one to transmit and the other to return the current. Four blocks of steel and a revolving shaft are the all powerful elements in producing the light. The electricity, after beiugdistributed under pressure, and used, is returned to the central station. As the light results from no consumption of a material, but is mere transmutation of the energy exerted in the pumplug process, it is therefore seen that all which is essential to an electric lighting system is the generator (or pump,) the two lines of wire, one distributing the electricity, the other bringing it back, and a lamp which transmutes into light the energy carried by the electricity when it counties win tie in attendance, in the even lNlil president judge of this district, was on hoped that all classes in the place and ueigh- (if The Superintendent of the census ing there is to be a cotilliou party, the music Tuesday ot last week elected to the office of oornood win purchase liberally of the tickets, dential electors of that state, so us to prevent the whole number of such electors from being given to a democrat, as they otherwise are sure to be.

There can be no reasonable doubt that the stalwarts of the administration party are determined to prevent the election of a democratic presi or wnicu win oe mrnisueu ny a string nam! announces that he will not issue commis whether they attend the ball or not. The alderman in Philadelphia. He is a democrat, but ran as an independent." trom Albany lierks county. sions to any of the supervisors till the full list is confirmed. It is further stated that band is one that the villagers may well be proud of, and it should be a matter of pride as well as au occasion of manifesting grati OUR NEXT STATE SENATOR.

It is In Bath the contest on Tuesday week tached to an approaching train on the Perkin-meu railroad, and running away. Mr. W. did his level "nest to bring the runaway nnder coimol, but he failed, aud fiually fell bet wee the wheels, from whence he was thrown for-cinly lotbe ground. He was badly cut and bruised, but fortunately broke no bones.

The fugitive steed was soou after secured by Mr. Irwin Wolf. HARD LUCK. Mr. Victor Hausman, an employee iu Sch mover's mines, in Lower Macungie, on Thursday week was struck on one of his legs by a lump of frozen earth conceded that this couuty will next lie repre was "eight or ten months school, and it lias been decided to appoint one enume tude to maice tne oenent as complete as nos lights or no lights on the streets." Ten sented in tne state Senate by Kobt.

E. Wright, dent at all hazards. Is it not time wc THE LEHIGH TON HOMICIDE. There have leeu very lew new developments iu li Lenightou homicide case since our last isue. Joseph Goldla-rg, the man who shot aud kilied Edward Mulhesru, remain in jail with very little ur uothiug Pmat i Ihe jl jei i.

There is a rumor that bim-wii at the bullet wilh which he i-le-l Lea in, aid that while doing mi he bad di-i-l ii.ju intended it for blip. Tb's however is mere rumor, and ahould 1 rx-ivi If sufficient funds can 1e iaise.1 by Ui. uds Hon. F. W.

Hughes will be eer-ired u4 sel to defend GoidU ig. sible. The members are necessarily at con rator for not exceeding every 2000 inhabit a gentlemau who for a number of months' school carried, but the town is to re siderable expense to keep up their organiza snouiti jook arouna us to see wnitiier we years has been very assiduously at work in ants, and in some sections for every 800, ac main in darkness by a large majority. tion, and tue money they hope to get through are drifting If the common people do cording to the difficulties of the territory, tins oan suouid uoi oe begrudged them. Mr.

Joseph George, farmer and cigar we suppose. not arouse themselves to a sense of their danger, and act accordingly, they may maker at Georgetown, near Nazareth, will remove to this city on the 1st of April, to which had broken loose from an overhang work at cigar-making. Mr. Thomas Mover, Saturday week, in Philadelphia, LOOK OUT FOR THE SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. As the sealer of weights and measures intends in the near future to again make the rounds of the have to redeem their liberties by the same means that our fathers employed to ot tlie same place, moves to luteuall tsp.

ing bank, aud hurt to aiu-b a degree that he had to have assistance tn reach his home. The icjury was of such a natuie that it was believed hi) would uot he able to resume work Judge Thayer in delivering an opinion in achieve them. A German tramp named Carl Hein a case before him, disposed of an interest county it will doubtless be of some satisfao tion to business men to learn that nuder a re ricn J.oiii was suuocated on tor some weeks, a something which bears hard on him, as be had only recently recover ing point of law by declaring that a Saturday night a week by inhaling gas at cent law the said official Is limited in his trips A Licrly L'ore. seller of property who has parted with ed trom a siege ot many weeks wilh typhoid fever. to one visit every three years, except in the the i.ast fenn.

furnace, near Lyons Station, passes from one wire to the other, and iu Cameron stinni term progr-iniine doesn't wliile asleep netwen tne Hollers aud hot which the energy of the pressure expresses 'natter ol coal and hay scales, which he has PASTOR CHOSEN. -Tbe R.f.e.d r.m-gregatious at and Kreid-rsviiie have made choice of Rev. J'iie Mabrv, as their pastor, in pia- of R. v. Mr.

Henhouse, who resiul-ed lime ago. Mr. Mabry gave great in bis trial sermons, and wa elected by a ci si.imocs rote by eat of ihe coi.r iiatioi.s. He is from Mertztown. sjed alum: .1.

aud a graduate of Urn in ii 3 t'oibee. lie a very able young preacher, aii vii: no: til in ihe work of lurthenug ihe extension of Christ's his title papers has no lien on that property for a balance of unpaid purchase money, blast. When discovered life was extinct. tne right to inspect annually. It may lie add itself as the light HEFTY BULL.

Mr. Solomon Haas, of eem to have frightened the democrats of Pennsylvania to an alarming exte nt, judg ed, however, that he can make au inspection at any time, if he so desires, at his own expense. IW During the recent stay of Rev. D. either in law or equity.

Greenawald, of Kansas, in his old home at. ing from the result of Tiiesday'seleetions. and if he tiuds any gouging" iu the weight of weights, or measure of measures, the party Stein Corner, this conutv, he was called tST Prof. T. Allen, a gentleman well and upon to join a couple in the holy bonds of implicated can be mulcted into a heavy fine In Lancaster Mayor MaeGonigle was reelected by over "no majority, and the familiarly kuown throughout the State ma'rimouy a Mr.

Fink, trom across the i-o iiiii, is tne owner ot a short-horn Dm bam bull weighing lfOO pounds. Ha Is ready fatted tor the butcher's block, and is one of the finest specimens of the bovine genus ever seen iu that part of the county. Tlionsh quiw young, he measures 11 feet in length, 6 feet in height, and 9 around the ribs We would like to say more about him, but he is a subject too large to handle, and hence will only further remark for tbe benefit of our city butchers that be is lor sale. as a friend of education, and for many Blue Mountain, to widow John Steigerwald, democrats carried a majority of select and common councils, the first time in ol i.ynn township. years principal of the State Normal school TIE YOTF.3.

At the recent elections in this county there were a number of tie votes for school directors, etc. In cases where there is a tie vole for judge the law declares that, the inspector who has the located at Mansfield, in Tioga county, died EvTho Reformed congregation of Cata- litany years. In Reading the democrats have also elected it majority of both the sauqua, Rev. J. J.

Crist, pastor, are about on the Uth inst. He was sixty years of highest number of votes shall appoint a judge common and select council. In A llt-iitown age. -aaar- In the case of school directors, where there is buying back their fine church building, which through the hard times had been wrested from them. Mr.

Crist is an indefatigable worker, a tie, the candidates must appear at the first f9" I don't want a plaster," said a sick tnati to a druggist can't yon give ine something to cur me?" His symptoms were a Democratic: National Convention. and is well supported iu his efforts bv the Dr. G. democrat, was elected mayor. In Wilksbane, Thomas Binder- succeeding meeting ol the board and draw members of his charge.

Iho National Democratic Committee mine one ami tusnr.icreii mine, and were a Biire indication of kidney di-eae. The drug- papers equal to the number of the opposing candidates, one of which shall have "director" written upon it, and he who draws the turthenug the interests of Democracy iu our county. The credit of tbe victory in our city at the late election belongs largely to him, and whether as a citizen or politician, he is an equal honor to the county of Lehigh. Once in the Senate he will be a credit to the party which places him there, and to Lehigh as well. AT HIS OLD TRADE.

Mr. W. J. Muir, a ttrst-clasa teacher, formerly in charge of schools in Lowhill and Upper Milford, has for some time past been following his regular trade, that of a miller, in the mill of i ur former townsman, Mr. J.

Seems, in Upper Saucon, and on the 1st of April wiil take charge of the mill of MessrB Erdman Geis-inger, at Centre Valley. He has a thorough knowledge of tbe business, and will be sure to give satisfaction to the patrons of the establish ment. A PREDICTION THAT CAME TRUE A most astonishing presentiment of death was that of Michael Haldeman, of Allen Northampton Oo, In the long ago be predicted to his family, and often after repeated tho statement, that he would die on February 10th, 1H8U, and, sure enough, on the loth Inst, tie was stricken with palsy aud passed peacefully out of time iuto eternity, at tbe age of 8-1 years, 5 mouths and 5 days. DIED. Ellen Reichenbach, of Alburtis, died at the Poor House on Tuesday night of last week.

She had been ill for a considerable time with consumption, and being poor, and having no fixed home, she was recently removed to the institution stated, but owing to the ravages the disease was making upon her she remained a ward of the county but a very short time. STOLEN BONDS RETURNED. -The fourteen six per cent, gold mortgage bonds of the Crane Iron Company, for $1000 each, stolen on the 31 instant from the Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Company's Banking House, in Philadelphia, were returned to the bank on Wednesday in a package through tho Adams Express Compauy. ACCIDENT-HIP BONE FRACTURED. On Tuesday of last week widow Landis, residing with her son ou the farm of Mr.

Peter Wickert, in Lower Macnngie, met with a fall on the brick pavement in front of the house, and broke one of her hip bones. Owing to the age of the lady the healing process will naturally be slow and tedious. met at Washington Mondav and agreed ick, democrat, was elected mayor. In Yotk, Alexander Duncan was elected "TrW An Easton last week made U.si loni mm IO use ivuliiey-Wort, and in upon January as the time, and Cin- so labelled ballot shall be declared elected. BEECHER'S LECTURE.

Seats for Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's lecture, on Monday evening, March 8th, at the Opera House, are selling rapidly. There are a few choice locations left, and we would ad vise onr people who have delayed securing tickets to attend to It at once. Mr. Beecher has been receiving the most undoubted evidences of appreciation in places where he has lectured this winter, and his subject, "The Reign of tho Common People," is one which he knows how to elucidate.

We opine that whether people go out of curiosity to see the man, or out of a desire to hear him, or for any other reason, that they will all be greatly pleased in every particular. The lecture was originally announced for next Monday evetriug, bur. Mr. Reedier ou Monday last telegraphed to have the date changed, as above slated, Moudav, March 8th. STUDIES LAW.

Mr. J. T. AVilder, who for a number or years past has id ic char-'e llb.ic le'-i I. UV, i we Ir.i o-; 4 it of law, with a view making that ids profession.

lie is a young man of line scholastic attainments, studious and ambitious, and we doubt not that he will so apply himself that when he comes to trial on his merits he will have judgment rendered and made absolute in his favor. He is a South Caro-liuian, soon and came to Lehigh after the war. SAW MILL ON FIRE. On Saturday short time It i-tlect. complete cure.

Have 1111 eliort tn have a young son committed chief burgess over the present republican to tho House of Refuge simply to get rid cinnati as the place, for the holding of the PRIZE BUTTER AT THE N. Y. FAIR you tuese symptoms Theu get a lox toilav before joii i uue iucniable. It is the euro safe aud sure. incumbent.

In Pottsville, for the sixth of him. She had promised her husband to bear him but three children, and this unfortu There was a very fine display of extra choice Democratic National Convention. km rii iw. time in six years, the republicans have at the great International Dairy Fair. nate bov was the fourth.

The facts of the vf7 ine suiierers by the famine in ii pacKagi mat iook tne prizes were splen tailed to elect their candidate tor chief case l.eiii; lenrte he diMiuis-'d. I 'ipies ol hat gilt-edged butter ought fnlanil are being iciievcd mainly by burgess, even though no regular democrat j.i i let in quality and color. Many of MORh, iloTKI, Gran co itiil.iitions of money and food from the SAD pteity littie girl baby of Mr. and M. tanUm F.Tieary, of Hanover mar 2 months and 2 da was suddenly taken very ill and died on Monday ait very intecw-angnish aud pain.

The in the family, the hearts of tbe pan Ms are deeply stricken. May they n-iunnUr list the "Lord lovelh whom be clasteiir-tL." Tbe funeral takes p'ace to-morrow at ho. tei-ville. THE CENSUS PREPARE FOR IT -Every farmer tievoto a few hours this winter in making a i-areinl csiiicale of tie acreage of his place, im proved and unimproved, and the amount of crops he raised last year. The census taker be aroand in the spring, and it is hoped that vry Lehigh county farmer wiil tio Ii rt toward miking a fuil and compete of his crops, have it ready whin si led loi.

tSPMishler asked a dollar a heal for reserved st ats in the Opera Hocse ou l.f cipbt Fanuy Davenport played here. It was Uo much by half, and the sooper our people make up their mind lo ark the paving of such pri'-es the s-x: er wii'. inai.a j. r5 corse to realize that the averaee etPz-o is not the owner of a national bank, au i ttiat they will have to come dowu or play to empty seals. JfTlie Nor'tal hooi at Ku'z-town has lavktd, a lull auppiv water in dry seasons, ai an ar'i sio well was therefore recently ou lb- pr s.

an a stream of spring water struck st a d' pth of loU feet that wiil tarnish an ample snpp.y f--r all Inture purpose. io candidate was placed in the field againat ville tierueit, of Tiexlert.nvn, the com them were colored to a periect June tint wilh Weils, Richardson (Vs. Perfected Butter ing spring take the hotel iu Maafsville, in uuuru dirties, ii ia proposed to semi a him-. This is doing pretty well for a party color, tin use oi wnicu was universally re pper jroveiiiuieni vessel freighted with provi which its opponents claim has been dead commended both by the makers and the but THE STATE HOSPITAL COMPLETED. The new tStato Hospital tor the ludigeut Insane of Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, Delaware, Northampton aud Lehigh couuties, was formally transferred ou Thursday by the Building Commission, appointed in 1878, to the Board of Trustees to whom the management was confided recently.

Dr. Edwin Martin, of this city, represents Lehigh iu the Board. HOTEL LICENSE APPLICATIONS. The an ii. nine, men in the nnuiul of lat The Centre liutfl, in Upper Macutigie, for sions to relieve theni.

ter buyers. and buried for so many years. merly the property of Isaac Haiutz, deed. now kept by Mr. Kdwin Spinner, will be taken by Mr.

I'eter Andrews, of Lower I5T Cm it be possible that the failure It is wljisiH-rcil licit' is a movement Macnngie. of the l'eniisjlvania Legislature to assem 0 1 font Hiiioiig llie old Lilicul itepublicans, ble lor the liist time in one hundred and CO ICE. -immense quantities of coke ate at present being rec. ived by lloi Crane iron Works at Catasauqua. It is being brought from the wesUrn part of Pennsylvania over the Pennsylvania Railroad to Mr.

Carmel, and thence over the Lehigh Valley R. R. Two shifts of men day anil night are required to unload the coal. By this means the cars are under tlie lciderslilp of Caii Sclmrz ami raiiriiing a week the saw mill ot Messrs. week that all hotel license applications must three yeais can have had anything to do hers, to Imlil a i'lesidential convention WHIT HALL SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

The board of directors of the public schools of Whitehall township have fixed upon the following days for the closing examinations of the schools in the district, to Weiss Teler, near bialedale, came near being destroyed by lire. We did not lcaru with the, wry remarkable weather we have iniortotliitt of 1 1 10 Democrats or Itepiib. bow the outbreak originated, but it was with been having 'i U''iiiiH, noiniiuiti! soniH eastern DiMuocrat, great difficulty that the rianlea were outened. not detained. wit: March 1st, pleasant Hill; March 2nd, The greatest damage resulted trom the de tS" No sun stroke nor another batch of (itity.iul fur instance,) xml Unit defeat the struction ot a large gum driving lielt aud a chest of tools.

rosiN'cta of General Grunt. We take little Mulligan letters intervening, lilaine will Egypt; 3rd, Whitehall; 4th, Scbadt's 5th, East, Hokeiidauqua 8th, Sterner's 9th, Kern's 10th, Egypt 11th, Newhard's East llokeinbitiijna loth, Whitehall 17th, SCHOOL VISITATIONS. Supt. Knauss last week visited tho public schools of Lower Macuiigie, and found lhem in a progressive stock in it, and rather suspect that Senator raise the biggest kind of a rumpus in let oe ou nie iu the Quarter Sessions ofhee early In March, stirred up the landlords of the county very considerably, and as a result the Clerk, Mr. O.

nni. lie, has iKen kept very busy for so-iiedavs past iu nlling up blanks, and preparing the bonds that accompany the petitions. A BOUT SUSPENDIN wing to dissensions among the membership the Wei-seuburg Literary Society is about going iuto dissolution. It in its start was one of tbe best societies 0f kiml in the county, but owing to loose practices it lost favor, the memb -rs got to quaireling, aud a break up is to follow. condition.

The professor cheertul dtsposi Klecknei zoth, bteruer April ith, Fleas- ting the Presidential office seek the man llayard's prospects would he much brighter tion and activity in endeavoring to make our ant Hill, Secondary. at the coming Chicago Convention. if not championed by Mr. Sclnn z. schools advance with the times has an ani mating influence on the minds of the youths A CROSS BABY.

Nothing is so conducive to a mau's remaining a bachelor as stopping for one night at the house of a married friend and being kept awake for five or six hours by the crying of a cross baby. All cross and crying babies need only Hop Bitters to make them well and smiling. Youug man, remember this. Ed. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

ir All hough Congress has been in ses ot the county. jF a mil aninon.iiiK tne 110101112 or an On Saturday next, Feb. 2Mb, a Sunday School Convention will lie hem in Hlatingfon. sion for near three months yery little legis BAD ROADS. If anybody hereabouts ever International Exhibition in the.

city of New York In was reported favorably All persons engaged in the Sunday School work, and all frietids of snnday-scliools, will lation ot any importance has been consid saw the roads in worse condition than thev have been for the last few weeks he will ered. Tlie House is still wranfjliinr over find it both pleasant and profitable to attend. please report to the clerk of the weather, by the U. 8. Finance CnniiuittcH on Tuesday last.

The bill is similar in its From present appearances the Convention the report ot the Committee on Kules. The innd is three feet deep on the level and DIED SUDDEN I.Y. Mr. Ben. Kemmerer, formerly id' Bethlehem, hut for some yean past a salesman i Phna-ifiplna wholesale dry goods house, died suddenly tie litter named city on Friday, heart dts-se.

He was known to a.uiust eveiy st -iekeept-r in our county. BACK PENSION Samuel Yai.tr, Bingen, Saurou townn'iip, has bad a windfall. He has just been granted jier-on uf per month, to date irmn his disability, March 2t, lsoJ, amounting to ILL. Mr. Henry StettVr, the sa-MV-r, is laid np with something in the nature b' cancer ol tbe stomach.

KUTZTOWN-NEW BURGES Walter B. Bieber, son-in-law of Mr. Frank P. Mickley, of North Whitehall, was at the recent election chosen Burgess of the borough of Kutztowu. He will make a good "burge-meister." THEFT AT WE thief or thieves entered the house of Isaac Miller, at Weaversville, one night last week and carried away several pairs of boots and some clothing belongiug to the young men.

COMMON SENS E. For all cases of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, promises ft beau occasion of unusual interest. KENTUCKY HOKSE3. Mr.

Jerry has au experienced horseman in Kentucky at the present time to buy iu a car load of hoises active drivers, heavy workers, and some mares. everybody lu the country is" stuck. lrovisions to that authorizing; the Ccnti-n- Topics will be discussed duricg the sessions I)e Lesseps estimates that his niul Exhibition at Philadelphia. of the convention Hearing on tne Sunday WAGES RAISED. The employees in the various mines iu the neighborhood of East Texas last week had their wages raised voluntarily, they now getting il perday, iusteaJ of 90 cents, as previously.

fcafl take "Dr. Sellers' Cough Syrup," and no one in the city keeps clearer of coughs and colds than I. Druggist sell it Pries 22 Ceuta. canal across the Isthmus will cost School, the Sunday School and the Home GOING TO Dora Stein and Mary Ebert, of Stein's Corner, Lynn township, will iu the near future start for Babetha, Kansas, where the first named Intends to take a full course of achoolioD. and ftTThe depths have been reached.

i0, and that it will take eight years to the Sunday school ana the Church, aud the Sunday School and Society. There will be three sessions morning, afternoon and even- CHANGEOF BASE. Mr. Peter Sob meek, who last fall moved from Schnecksville, this county, to Dayton, Indiana, recently uhang-d to Rossville, in the sautt State, John Cesttia has lieen chosen Chairman of I construct it. Ue expects to raise half of the Republican State Committee.

this money iu the United States. the latter to hire ut as a domestic..