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Calico Hop. The Grand Centennial trotintj Court. I CBusuieaa i i Jos. Easterxtne dealer in BY TELEGRAPH TO THE RECORD OP THIS TIMES. FIANCLaX.

LATEST QTJOTATTONS GHAFH. BY TELE QCOTATIOM OP WHITE, POWELL CO. BANXERS AND BROEXSS, No 43 SOTJTH THIRD STREET. PnlladelphLim SteK. PBiLAOXLPaiA, January 4, 13T6.

rSpeeUl to the DaHy Record of the TImea. Cloln Price of Stock a To-dtr Gold. Penaaylvanla Railroad Beadinjr Lehigh Valley Northern PhUadelnhia aad Erie Tehigh Navigation MS 4 35 904 43ji Catawissa New York Stock and Sloney market. 1 Xxt Yoax, January 4, lfTG. The following are vrioes of lead lne stock at New York Stock Board: T.

Central and New York and Erie 1X Lake Shore 51 Rock Island 105 Delaware and Hudson Oanal lS3i Pennsylvania Coal Company 175 Delaware. Lackawanna and Western 117U Morris and Essex 1U Central Riilroad of New Jersey 1034 Western Union Telegraph 14? Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal RAILROADS JK1CSH VALLEY BAILHOAD. OIKG "8OTJTH." ARRANGEMENT OP PASSENGER TRAINS Commencing December 5th, 1S73. Leave WUkes-Barre for New York LSO 5, 8.30 M. and Sp.il, arriving at New York at 8.29 a 12.40, S.50 and 10.00 p.

a. Loave WUkes-Barre for Philadalnhia, Prlti-more, Washington, Easton, Bethlehem asd in termediate stations ljaX 5. a.30 A. JC and p.m., arriving at Philadelphia at 8.45. 11.00 A.M..

JM. 8JJ and 10.80 p. jl. vis. North Penn.

Bail-road, and at 11. 10 a. and 9.15 p. via. Philadelphia and Reading Railroad.

Leave Wilkes-Barre lor Heading, Harriaburg, Lancaster, 5 and 8.30 A. and 5 p. arriving at Reading at 7.25 and 10J30 a. and L40 and luus p. at uarriabarg at w.JS a.

1.20, 3.55 and 12.3) p.a.; at Lancaster at 9.4S A.2. and X.00 and 8.09 9. M. The 8.30 A. v.

and 5 p. a. trains make taroogh connections for Pittsburg aad the west. Leave Wilkes-Barre for Hazleton, Mahanoy City, Ac, 6 and a. taj tr.M.

Leave New York at 7.00 a. 1.00 and 6.30 aad PhOadelphU at 8.S9 and f.45 A. a. aad a.10 and 8 P. via.

North Penn. Railroad, and at 7 30 a. via Philadelphia and Rcaduxg naiiroaa. Leave Wilkes-Barre for Emir. Buffalo.

Niagara Falls, Ac, 1.15, 7.20 a. a 8.15, 4 p. a. j.ne l.ia a. a.

ana s.id P.a. are express trains, having Palace and Sleeping Ccthes attached. connecting at Eimira witA the Erie express trains for all points west, arriving at Elmira at 5.95 A. a. aad 6.15.

at Buffalo 12.25 p. a. and 12.35 A.K.; and at Niagara Falls at 12-57 r.a. aad LOT a. a.

Leave for Scranton at 8.30 and 10.40 A.a., 12.40 and 5.55 p.a. Returning, leave Scranton at 7.25 and 9.SS A. 12.40, 2.a3, 4.05 and C.25 P.a. 'llS5yl I Oen'lAgt. CENTRAL BAILBOAD OF SEW jEussy.

Lehigh and Busq.uehanna Division. ALL BAIL ROUTE TO LONG BRANCH. TIME TABLE Off DEC 27th, 1375. Wilkes-Barre, New York Philadelphia. Trains leave Wilkes-Barre for New Yerk.

Philadelphia, Easton. Mauch Chunk, etc. at 8:49, 11:43 a. and 2:23 p. a.

Returning Leave New York, from foot ot Liberty street. North river, at 5:30, 9:00 a. 2. 45 p. from Philadelphia, corner Berks and American streets, at 7:00, 8:45 a.

aw 3:45 P. fran. Easton. at 1140 A. a P.

from Jlauch Chunk, at 10:30 a. a. 1:40. 70, r. a.

WILKES-BARRE AND SCRANTON. Leave WHkee-Barre for Scravton, stopping at all stations 8: 30, 10:25 A. 12:50, 2 45, 4)0, 8:10 Express for Scranton leaves WUkes-Barre at 9:40 p. a. ReturningLeave Scranton at 7:30, 8.05, A.H.

iziw, 54o p. a. NANTICOKE RANCH. Leave WUkes-Barre at 7:45 A. a.

3:30 p. a. Returning Leave Wanamie at A. 4:43 a. 'Leave Nanticoie at 9:25 a.

5:10 p. a. PASSENGERS FOR LONG BRANCH CHANGE CARS AT ELIZABETH. H. P.

BALDWIN, General Passenger Agen Arrangement of Passenger Trains. NovxaBxa 22d. 1875. Trains leave Allentown as oUows Via Po.tfnm.n Rrn.h fe For Phuadekphia, Bridgeport, and Perkiomen Junction, at 6.45, 8.50 a. m.

kad 5.55 p. m. STTN ATS. For Philadelphia, Bridgeport and Perklonien Junction, at 3.10 p. m.

i Via East Penna. Branch.) For Reading. 5.MJ. 8.55 a. ra, 15.25, 2.10.

mm of the times. JAMES P. TAYLOR, City Edito. frl'-Saa-BAABX. PA.

Baltimore street, between Market and Nrth- oinsr sooth leave Wlkes-Barre tor -TravorlT PhifanelphU, and Intermediate 8 49 11 3a. m. and a0 P. M. i points i soranton.

stopping at 10.25 A-120, 2.45. leaves at P. a. i lii.tt SttLRoiD. Depot below LKHIOH S01 9nine BOUin.

leavtJ uawiv uu 1 TOJll on a an Am. and 2 Wilkes-Barre for PhUadelphiA and in-temediate stations at 1.50, 5, 8.80 a. and 2 north, leare Wllkee-Barre for ITWUD 1 .15. T.80 a. m.

and 2.15. i v. and 12.40, 5.55, 'For Httston, at 8.20 10.40 Md8.35P.lt. AST ouwmiiuw TwSaleave Kin (rat on for Scranton at 8.58, 9.50, llO. 6.06, 7.15, Fori Hortbum- Jf-i irtom at 10.32 A.

8.15. P. MJ poke. 8.85. 10.32 A.

mu. a no itiyi- ll 25 -P. STREET RAILWAYS. 1 DnMUtimAM 5-6CP' 6.40, 7. t.tS o.t".

jv it) 50. 11.15. 11.4V TT OS, 2.30. 3, 8.30. 4.

4.80. 453, BJ4U, S.40, S.JU, J- Ta5, 7.50; 8.y, 8.40, 9.05, 9.8C P. a. Leave muli' Wilkes-riarre at the same time, with the rreDtion of the first car in the morning, which Imtps at 6.40, and the last car in the evening, Bich leaves at 9.50. WiLKSS-BABRK AWf KOtaSTOl STKSBT RAII Wilkes-Barre at 6.20.

7.25, 8.00t, 9, lO.Oont. 10.40. 11.30. 12.20 A. l.OO.

i 10. 2.45ti, 4.05, 4.35J, 5.10, 5.40. 6.15, yfi 7.25, 8.00, 8.35, 9.30 P. a. Leave Kingston at 6.40,7.50.

8.2 8.56, 9.60, ifltt 1110. 11T50 A. 12,50. 1.25. 2.00, 8.35, U07S.55.

4.30, 5.00, 5.30, 6.06, 6.40. 7,15, 7 JO, 8.30, lift 9 50 P. It. i indicatB cars which connect with Crinroii the L. r.

R. for Scranton. fo wthumberland. for Nanticoke. 1 Berwick.

arhi.it Btrsst Railway. Leave Wilkes-Barre 7 45 8.80. 9.15. 10.00, 10.45. 11.80.

A. ML; 18.15, i tt, O0, 8.45 8.T4.Mk 7.15, s.uo, 8.45, 9.30 p. Leave AaMey tbe 8nve time. Bi ask Books for sale at Oliver's. Lodge No.

,172, K. of Pj, meets to Fova tramp3 at tli-3 Station house last night. (Iot'ttiav Books at ereat reduction at 676-3t will be a Council to-night; meeting of the City CorsciLMAS Jno. Mahokey was at Police court this i Chatterbox for $1.00 Oliver's: 676 2t. rrt; There wa District JSchooi I meetine of the Third 4rd last evening.

1 i Cockt Xo. 2i a journed at 10 o'clock this forenoon until 9 A. to-njorrow. Mr. Stewart, Presbyterian minister at TU-asant Valley, waa buried yes Magazines bound in the latest style at Miner's Bindery, No.

45 Public bquare OTd-lW. Wht does not the owner of the little cum shoe come for it? Or did he or she We both? ri Periodicals of all kinds bound at Mi r.vr's Bindery, No. 45 Public bquare. 675-lw, To Builders. Mr.

II. C. Fry, the well-fenown builder and contractor, as among the new advertisers to-day. The Baptist Sociable appointed for Wednesday evening is postponed for one week, for the sake of the Hospital 1 Great REDrcnoN Writing paper at 25 cts 40 and eta, per box at Oliver's. 676 3t Jim.

Duff and, Mary Lambert were ent to jail yesterday by Mayor Kearney lor disorderly conduct. U. Fcxeral. The funeral of Patrick Coyle will tak place to-morrows noon from his late residence near the gas house: Harper's. Peterson, and I.

all other periodicals' bound in any style at Miner's Hinaery, 4 Public Square. liro-iw. Early Closing. Several of the prominent dry good merchant of thi3 city are closing their places of business at ciock p. m.

-tt: Meeting. There will be a meeting of Ttbe five divisions of the A. O. of of, this parish, at Wolsiefer's Hall, on Frit ay evening, at 7 clock; For rent until 1st of Aprils a Store on? Franklin street, near post officeinquirf at this office. C75-lw.

Lost. W. J. Harvey has lost a solid gold Masonic ring. The flader will be; liberally rewarded by leaving it at thi Wilkes-Barre Kingston street cat office HoLrDAYPBESENTS for sale at 1 Robert Batjr, 0-18t.

104 Main Street. As Eye to BcsnrBss. Officer Condi Jicdroaty says that Barney ITdole, Esq. split an apple at first sight with hii ew revolver at distance of -fif ty feet Old the late Protector Fire No. 1, of thjs oia volunteers, will meet at Harmonie Hall, on Northamptbri street, to-morroit "ening, at 7:30 o'clock sharp.

i A EW' ErrERrRisErra of Ashley, haa leased a little coal mme, of Hon. L. D. Shoemaker, a short fiance below Outlet lAckia Hanovet, ana in view of the dull times and suc-Ppsed local scarcity of coal, he will enj pioy a few men and teams to supply is demand. The vein to bet worked only three feet thick and the cars used ure qUite unique.

Esther: This morning at 9 0 clock the sale of seats for to-morrow "ening's performance at Music Hall bfei- gin at Wplla invslrv elnrp with the cams indications of as large attendance as onLe previous entertainment. The new features '0 be introduced. aw two beautiful serio russes by thirty-two children, ib lie spicing of classical music between acts and a prologue, will make the second n'gnt a more complete and perfect perv lormance than the first one even. SssSS fllltf. 1 I.

JANUARY 4, 1876. Railroad. Guide. THE JSEWf XEAR j. i was welcomed here at midnight in a hear ty, becoming manner by the ringing of bells, the explosion of? gun powder -blazing bonfires and music, instrufnenlal and vocal, the screaming of, steam whistles.

The streets on New Year's day were gay wUh banners, regalias and holiday apparel and cheerful with band music. The weather was so fine and warnvthat! the day seemed a glorious blending of Fourth of July and New Year's. Perhaps never did the people of Plymouth so much enjoy a day with so ltule'of 'drunkenness and boisterous rowdyism. The festivul held at McAlamey's5 hall by the Welsh Baptist has been largely attended and lias apparently been very successful. THE WEEK OF PBAYER will be duly observed here by -churches called Evangelical.

The prayer meeting held at the Pres byterian church between 7 and o'clock ew a ear morning was well attended. Rev. S. Cv Fulton vesterdav morn in e. at the M.

E. Church, preached a good TTT iermon irom i nn 10: rorgeiung. luose things which are behind, and reaching forth for those things which are before. i' PERSONAL. I Mr.

C. S. Nesbitt has left the employ of Ashley fc preparing, it is said, to commence business for himself. Shupp's store is closed for a month for previous tor being opened by "the boys." KNOWS HOW IT 13. An old gent, who has lately returned from a forced and protracted ivisit to "Hotel de Litz," says, "boys, keep out of jail, for you will want as much tobacco there as anywhere else and have no way of earntng it; why it cost me thirty dollars for the I NEW DRUG STORE.

Mr. Pershing, of Johnstown, has opened a drug store in LinskillVnew building. The bright new goods and fixtures, artistically arranged, look attractive. HAS SHE A BROTHER? A little woman, about one yard high, is seen preamuuiaiing our streets witu a satchel, "while wonderment guessesv who she Is and whence she came. CENTENNIAL.

We are glad that the Editor of the Record stands straight "and firm on the Sunday Centennial We agree with him most heartily that Uncle Sam should close the doors of his great show, and "give us a rest" every seventh flay. work. The Boston colliery has stopped for about two weeks for putting in new rollers and other repairs. 1 The Jersey mine has also suspended for aooui one wees tor repairs. No.

12, or "blackleg shaft" of the L. W. C. is idle yet. The JJ.

1,. W. K. K. Co has quite a numDer 01 men working on improve ments between here and Kingston.

ine arcn oridge at flymouth Junction is nearly finished. Water ditches are yet being Only two of the 1). dug." C. Co's shafts are working i 4 Jan. 3, 1876.

The following been received since last publication: Bonnie Reed, May 1, 1 Jno. Caffrey, February 1. James Harrigan, February 3, no oO 1 00 Samuel Raub, Joly 4, Geo Coddington, February 60 1 Oil Mrs Wrieht. February -3 00 1 50 6 lO 1 50 1 -V Jos Brown, April 1, V' rry, Juiy n-. Hutchison, April Jno HfX'breiter, The Weather.

The mercury in front of the 'Record office to-day was as follows: j. I 8 oclock a. 20 II o'clsck p. a. 24 10 0 1 2 24 12 22 3: 24 Clear and north-west winds.

CARRIED. SHULTZ SAMIS On the 24th by Rev. S. Fulton, Mr. ueo.

D. Sholtz to miss. Lixzie Samis, all of Plymouth. RINEER TJR AG LE January 1. 1876.

by the nev. n. ti. Ayiawons, ar. jonn w.

Kineer 01 Lancaster, to Miss Rosey Cragie of WOLF At Fairmount. Mrs. Vestine E. Wolf. Wife of Hiram Wolf, aged 30 years months and 14 days.

roaiiMm Koiiee. HO- Cheap Lunch 1 Room. Philip Butz- bach. No. 89 Public Square, has fitted up, in connection with hissaloon a fine Cheap' Lunch Roomvwhere he not only sells everythrne in -hia hne As low as possible, but as good in quality as there is in the market, oysters particularly.

Open all night. Give him a call and be rX? i JC I Business Notice. China. Crockery and Glassware. -J.

Sturdevant CoJ ISd Market have on hand an immense stock of I foods, embracing an endless variety of louse Furnishing Goods, Cutlery and ware or Tire oest maie, a speciality. Boie Agents ior tTatus Warranteanot to explode 163-tf (Business Kotiee.) Positively the Best. Dr. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Ilore- hound is the very, best-compound ever preTparedaAyerttsed oy apldAy anys person or titnl i xLkiy name' whatever for the imn -It iie reli. and permanent cure! of Cougn.

CrtJupj-Whooping! Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma, and all dis-j eases of a consumptive type. R- wilt thoroughly eradicate these alarming symptoms in one-hair toe time 'sequirea to do so by any other medicine. It is purely vegetable and contains not a par-? ticle or opium or other dangerous Physicians ail over' the country endorse it as the most efatac4ou antidote kaown for all. disorders of the.throat and, lungs.5 It never faite.

IE very bottle guaranteed to perfottn exactly1 'as1 represented. Be sure tsbtatt Syrupt of Tar, Wild Cherry, HorehoundJ Sold by Dj. Peaceck. Cathcart Clark, B. Seth Tuck, Wmj "3.

EngeU Calico Hop that has been, so extensive! advertised will take place at Cbahoon Hail to-nijrht under the auspices of some of the leading colored citizens. The weather is similv deliehtful' Lsist evenine was soft as a Rummer night it a bright moon. In the night the wind changed land roads were ua.ru mis morning -in currents ot electricity evidently favor health. I I A stated meeting of Landmark Lodge A Y. No.

442, will place on Wednesday evening, Jan. 12, 1876, at 7 o'clock. Also SDerial meet WedfTes- dav eveninff. Jan. 5lh.

lS7G; ait 7 o'clock. By order of the W7M. i IX P. Ayaus, Secretary. Ak Important Trial-A verv imoort- ait trial is now going on in room No.

1 iof the court house. Thomas Collins vi. Robert Tinsley and others and an ejectment suit undei a coal lease. The counsel employed aTe Chas. Pike, H.

W. Palmer and Francis D. Collins Esq. 4 for the plaintiff and W. W.

Ketcham, Caleb 1 Wright and General Mcpartney, for defendants. This matter was tried two years ago. There is a value of some fifty sixty thousand dollars involved in tae suit. It was commenced' yesterday afternoon and it will, probablv, occupy several davs. I A Pleasant 8urpbise The family ol P.

K. Johnson was aereablv sur prised last evening, by a goodly number of their friends, who gathered at their hfospi table mansion for a good time, and were not disappointed Prot. bchemer-horn and a brother musician some-excellent music, whose enlivening strains were promptly responded to. by the tripper8 of the "light fantastic toe," qthera engaged in games, or conversation until the refreshments were brought in. There was no difference of qpinion on this subject, all did justice to the many good things temptingly offered by fair hands.

5 The recular meetinsr of the Ashiev Literary and Debating Society will be held Friday evening, January 7, at ('clock. The subject chosen for this meeting is "Resolved, that married life is preferable to single J. Hay and JS. 1. Henwood represent the affirmative, while J.

Marstellar and j. llawley will sustain the negative. A paper will also be read during the eve ning, H. N. Young and Emma Roaper editor and editress.

The meeting promises to be one of ereat interest. specially to those who contemplate ma- fnmony. lnere will also be music, ocal and instrumental. Tiie followlne, handed to us by Geo. ehee, is a fac simile, of a paper taken rom the old eptune Hose Camacel hich was purchased by the city and ow out of service: NeptI'ne Engine nd Hose Co.

No. 3. The officers and jtoernbers were Thos. Taylor, Ass't Eng. James M.

Rutter. Foreman: Wm. Swan 1st Ass't Foreman; Wm. Kaifcer, 2d Ass't Foreman; M. Snyder.

3d Ass't Forman; j. G. Hillman; Pres't. T. J.

Foster, V. G. Butlef, Sec'y J. N. Louder, 'Assistant Secretary; C.

D. W. Hoover, Treasurer; Chas. Betterly, Wm. H.

Ward, If. -8. Gilchrist, Chas. Elliot, John Jenkins, A. Kaiser, I.

Finch, Hetry Hibler, Thoa G. Smith, Wm. McLean, P. Killian, C. Engie, Chas.

P. Hunt, G. A. Haas, Wm. C.

Reed O. Deitrick, J. Higgs, Harter, Sterling Cathn, Geo. Behee, O. Haas, O.

McMahan, J. Reinaman, P. Reinaman, J. McLanon and 'Adam Ja cobs. Torch bos, John Gray and Jno.

Ber- stels; builders of hose carriage, Frank liarter and Adam Behee. The above was written on the" 14th day of Septem ber, 18o9. The company was organized on the 2d of April, 1S5U. Personal. Miss 31inefva Behee, who has been engaged in the millinery department of Tuck, Harrison's establishment, returns this week," to her home, near Easton, to remain until Spring, when everybody will want a Jove of a hat again.

Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius Richards, of Missouri are visiting in Ransom" and Newton. Mrs. Rev.

N. G. Parke, of Pitt st on, is seriously, ill with pneumonia. Illajror'a Court. 5.

V. --H-'" THIS MORNING Michael Burke who assaulted his wife on Sunday Jast, was held to bail in the sum of one thousand dollars and to, pav a fine and cost of 27.50. In default, the prisoner was remanded. The testimony in this case goes to show that he beat his wife in a terrible madner and that she is in a dangerous condition. John rloover was charged with Deing drunk and disorderly, in default of $4 50 fine and cost, he was sent to the tombs.

John Jones from New Pottsville, was remanded to the cells for being drunk and short of funds to settle his fine and costs. 1 M. S. Loeb who was charged with keeping an open baron Sunday was dis- chareedfor the want xi evidence to con vict him. The only witness for the city was a Mrs, Burfc who has been a ire queet visitor at this court for being drunk; 1 5, iT' Was-Any Oae Lost 1 1 Mr.

Printer: Riding up Main street r- 9 ii a t- on ounaay anernoon xoouceu a piace uu Bowman's Hill which had the appearance of. a quagmire; a deep place in the xnud where a wagon and hg.rse might sink out ox, sight. There iiad jevidenuy been a struggle for life and the coal on the surface indicated the loss of some team of delivery from one of tbeneighboring collieries. Js I looked In vain last evening for ssy account of a-mysterious disappear- ance ol a team I'ernapa river ana an may-have gone down to The -unknown depths of some quicksand -below, which the want of drainage so common in or street renders so verv daneerous. I felt gtilty ot neglect fir; duty In not cailmf out to see any one was oeiow the 'top coaL" In the West, some years ago, a traveller reported that as he cautiously picked his way through: the mud he stepped on what appeared to be a tuii grass; wnen a voice caiieu up, "lookout therel1 don't stepson my cap.

There is another fellow under may et and it is hard work to get along without your weight." If any poor fellow went out of signt on 'Bowman's Saturday night, he must be a total loss by this time as the roads -dtiea wonaerlu uy yesterday. ours, Flour, Feed Grain, Bolted Meal, Cider, Butter andApples SJL 65.1 in. '5- 3.) A 1 Ten. or -3 Hay by the is. A Hifcl iTP a 1 I i MB II a KkleniU Bras', 4U7-ti L- Cl CTLOTIJXKG.

and Boys. Men and. Boy 9. Drees Suits and Business Salts. Dress Suits and Business Suits.

Dress Salts and Boslaes i i White Mufflers. Gloves. White --ioves. White Shirts. WIOTCU.

An Very-Fsefut Peeata. All Very Useful Presents. TEMPLE OP FASHION, EAST SIDE PUBLIC NEAR; Dec. 20. JUARE.

LCiLANGK HOTEL. j- 635. 'JpHE JIXOSX EXTENSIVE VARIETY Ol Useful Goo 3s Koc Holiday Presents f' i'ii AT THE IIMIIffl: CMIB An elegant line of Silk Handkerchief. The finest fabrics of Silk and Cashmere Gent's Mnt-flers, Windsor Sear fa, In fact every variety of Wear. In una Hosiery and fine Under wear, we have the largest Stock in the City.

Ladies Satchele and Gent's traveling Bags of every description. A splendid assortment of KIDD and CLOTH, i The above named articles in conjunction with the best and largest Stock of Clothing in this city have been purchased recently with the great eet care at almost E0 centson' and We intend to givermr Xrieads and custom-era the benefit thereof. Avail yourself of this rare opporjurum uago. 1 ITXanimatlk Clotalhifoae-tl4 Sontb i naf n'Streei. Deo.

9th. 1875. 1. 7B. Canned Goods, I Canned Goods, 1 CANNED GOODS.

We are now offering our stock of Canned Goods in lots of half dozen cans and upward, at wholesale rates, enabling the consumers to purchase as low as they can buy in the city, with a saving of freight. We arrant evew can fresh and good. Our stok Tomatoes, Corn, Peas. Beans Sucdotash, Asparagus, Okra, French Peas, Mushrooms, Peaches. Strawberries, Cherries', EpgiPIums, and other goods in variety.

1 hi. MILLER WILKES-BARRE. Dec, 10th. 1875. 558-1 y.

Oct. 23. FECTIO JTERY. 1... (Below Washington StrestL AND 1 ManuractwrCr 1 2 i 1 I SKj'f Of ICE CREAM.

Ice Cream, Fancy Cakcsv Bread. I Pies- and ererything ln the line of Fancy Kic-Xacs 'l for balls, parties 1 A 'Wedding1' Goods delivered to residences and attention paid to custsmera. V-ly 4 T. A.MTIRPHXT7 i MEAT MARKET. MEAT aw 1 w-k -rp- iU i IX IV Hi iT .4 East Market Street 2 Doors below the at Tlxe Heal Frojat.V' 1 Having been connected with the bstchering business for a npmber of years, wo are pre pared to furnish the trade with j.

Fixvt'vnas' Meat; Only ti Puiee to Jftmt I fifh I. 1 leVCIeate. the S. A. 5 p.

1 1 COMHON PLEAS. Januarv3d. 1876. Present. Judi7-e Hanautr anA r.n Stevens and otheta vs.

Ayer and others; C0Uru sta'nt rule to show cause why the plea filed September 25, 1874, in case shall not be stricken off and the defendant, L. L. Ayers, be permitted to file the affidavit required by rule of court, withfthe plea of non assumpsit. Returnable jto argument court next, MJ G. Whitney vs.

Aline; court order publication of notice in accordance! with act of assembly.and appoint D. M. Jones, commissioner to take testimony to be read on the heat ing of above case. Peter McCawley vs. Franklin Fire Insurance Company court grant rule to show cause why the judgment for want of entered in this case shall not be opened and the defendant permitted to plead, all proceedings stayed in meantime.

Returnable to next argument day.) Sarah Booth vs. Thomas Booth; depositions on part of plaintiff filed. i Detrick vs. Price Seybert cOurtgrant rule! to show cause why judgment I shall not be opened and defendant let. into a defence, all proceedings staved' mean-tim.

fcheriff to be secured in his levy, il; made; lien of judgment not to'be disturbed. Returnable to argument I day nerl i A. II. Reynolds and others vs. Lewis why the fi.

fa. issued upon Within kated judgment shall not be stayed, all proceedings to be stayed, the shefiff to be secured in 'his levy. Returnable to next srgument day. Van Loon Bro vs. Same; S.iiae.

Louisa by; l.irf-next friend, Thomas Boyle, vs. Tl Prank Rashleigh; court grant alias sul)toena ia divorcer The Evangelical Lutheran Church of bt. Peter of Scranton vs. G. H.

Meyer et al. The motion to continue the injunc tion in this case is continued specially to argument day. Commonwealth vs. Morgan let al. Court grant rule to show cause why judgment shall not be opened and defen dant let into a defense, all proceedings to be stayed in meantime.

Evangelical L.utneran Uongreeation 01 St.l Peter of Scranton 1 vs. G. U. Meyer and others. In equity.

G. H. Meyer's alrldavit hied. Cohan vs. i Crager.

Excentiohs to motion of Plaintiff counsel to take fund out of Court filed, and same day court dirtct money In court to be deposited I in bank and by agreement Post is appointed auditor. i Petition ol stockholders or the wanna Susquehanna Coal Iron Com pany for change of name, style and title of said Corporation to the name! style and title of the Fenn. Anthracite Coai Co On proof of 1 notice of application as ordered 22d Octoter, 1875, returnable to the second Monday of November, Term, 1875. and continued until Monday 3d day of January, and no reason to the contrary being snown. me court 01 Common Pleas, after the.hearing of the said application and considering the same, order and decree that namej style, and title of the Lackawanna busque hanna Coal Co.

be changed, and the same is hereby changed to the name, stvle and title of "The Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal Company." j- Stowes Pork Packing and Provision Co. vs. Bennett Bros. Court direct judg ment to te entered in 1 favor of plaintiff for the amount, admitted in defendant's affidavit of defense, viz: for the'i um of $272.33. i Geo.

Colts i vs. lienuricK, jno. Herbert, Geo. Spencer, et. al.

Upon re fusal of P. U. Ontman, heretoiore appointed as guardian ad litem of Oeorge Spencer, one of said defendantsto Accept said appointment; the same jis hereby ordered to be vacated. illiams vs. Armstrons.

ours gram rule upon Thomas Mcijale, Marshall of citv of Carbondale to pay the mohey.into court ensuinir.from the sale of defend ant's property. Mooney Bros. vs. couri per- mit plaintiff to amend, nis return as within prayed for. i Marian bayres, oy her next menu, vs.

Alfred P. Court award alias sub. in divorce returnable at Feb. i In the matter of Public Records. The order of the court heretofore made on the 24th day of December, 1875, for transcribing and rebinding certain of the deed books in the Recorder's office be and the same is hereby revoked.

W. F. Reynolds and Eusha is. Key nolds. tradine under the firm name of W.

F. Reynolds vs. Geo. H. Bas- sett Jury find in favor of the plaintiff in the sum of S167o.3G.

Same vs. Same. Deposition on part of Dlaintiffa filed. Li. D.

wooa vs. ueo. a. onaier. ine order referring auditor's report back to the auditor and payment of funds into court is by consent of counsel revoked.

exceptions withdrawn, and auditor's re Dort confirmed absolutely. I John uuouy vs. ousan cuuuy. tx. Fuller.

is appointed commissioner to take testimony in tms case. I 1 Tuesday, Jan. 4. Judges Daca and Morss. Executors of Geo.

Jirolyn, dec vs. J. C. Dunning and A. B.

Dunning, Court erant rule to show cause why judgment shall not be opened and defend ant let into a oeiense, nen not 10 De disturbed, the Sheriff to be secured in his levy, and all proceedings Stayed in mean time, same day atnuavit nieo. Anna B. Ferrel vs. Samuel R. Ferrel The alias sub having been returned by the sheriff "not found," -The Court an- point Geo.

A. Wells, commissioner to take testimony and report ine same 10 the Court and direct the Sheriff to make the usual publication Thomas Collins vs. Thomas; Tinsley; eiecment suit. Doctors Seaman and Pier were upon the witness stand this morning, on part of plaintiff, and both testified to their having treated Alex Doloh for softness or dullness' of the hrain. Dr.

beaman said- that i he couia recall the fact Of the deceased rmeeling him 00 the street several times in one day, when he would come up each time and shakft him bv the hand as thoueh he had not seen him before; that he had aisq known him to call at his office! twice for the sxme prescription, and that be had from .1860, experienced other ina- of forgetfulness about him. Other- wanes ses spoke of him as they knew.him wheri he first came to Duhmore to do busine? 31 that he- was then ah elderly Trian, anq that his memory was failing him. A ji i Notice. The members of the Fathet Mathew 8ociety, of this city, are ref quested to meet at their hall on. Wednesj day, January 5, at 12 b'clockJ, to, attend ine iunerai or fairicK jovie.

4.30 and 8 45 p. m. For Harrisaurg, ti30, 5.50, 85 a. uu, U5, 4.30 and 8.45 p.m. For Lancaster aad Columbia, 5.50, 8,53 a.

and 4.30 p. m. tDoes not run on. Mondays: BT2COATS. For Reading, 2.30 a m.

and 8.45 p. m. For Harrisburg. a. and 8.45 p.

m. Trains for Allentown leave as follows iVia Perkiomen Branca.) Leave Philadelphia. 7.30 5.15 and5.30 p.m. Leave Bridgeport, 8.3a a 6.08 and 6.10 p. m.

Leave Perkiomen Junction, 9.06 a. 6.1$ aad 6.33 p. m. STTTBATS. Leave Philadelphr, 8.00 a.

Bridgeport, 8.01 a. Perkiomen Junction, 95 a. m. (Via East Penna. Leave Readine.

T.3S. 7.40. 10.35 a. m-. 4.00.

6.10 and 10.30 p. m. Leave Harrisburg, 5.2Q, 8.10 a. 3.00, 8.50 and T.40 p. m.

1 Leavs Lancaster. 10 xa. 13.55 and 3.45 p. m. Leave Columbia; 8.00 a.

m-, 1.00 and 3.35 p. m. SCSDATS. Leave Reading. 7.20 a.

m. Leave Harrisbarg. 5a a. m. Trains marked thus () run viaG.

AX. Branch (depot 9th and Green streets,) and have througTi cars from and to Mauch Chunk. All other trains to and from Philadelphia arrive at and 1 leave Broad street depot. j. wooxua, 1177-1223 General Superintend.

PHILADELPHIA AND IX BAT) I NO ILAlLttOAD. PKBXIOltEN BRANCH. On and after Monday. November 23d. 1S75.

an express train wiU leave Allentown, daily, except Bun day, at 8:30 a. te. aad arrive at Philadelphia (Ninth and Green streets), at 11:10 a. a. connecting at Allentown with trains on Lehigh Valley R.

leaving Wilkes-Barre at 5fl0 a. and Aiauch Chunch at 7:35 a. a. Returning, leave Philadelphia (Ninth and Green at 5:30 p. and arrive at Allentown at :30 P.

ootmectlng at All town with train oa Lehigh VaUey R. arriviaK at Mauch Chunk at p. a. Through cars are ran between Philadelphia (Ninth and Green Sta. and Mauch Chunch, oq the above trains.

Passengers ry tnls route naTe of arriving at, and startisg from. Clambia Am. deoot. in- the northern part ot PhUadel- Ninth and Green Streets depot. I rocated la the Business portioa of 1 KYmrslon and single tickets to and! from Philadelohia wiU be sold by agents at Lehigh VaUey Offlea, and P.

a R. R. R. agents fa AUentown and niiAaeipma. eJ.

A nUAlliAVUWliOU C. O. HANCOCK, Ocnl. Ticket Agent. BO OK JOB PAINTING ji' 'at thx RECORD OP THE TlTiliS OFFICE, 44 AND 4S PUBLIC SQUARE.

IOOK AND JOB PRISTTSG at the j- 370-Iy Stark Diefetiderfaxste Keck, Ashley tVd D. K. Spry, Plymouth. 44-ly. op tbi Tntas Ofllee.

i CROAn, President. your seats now, 4. 1S7H; VTTa, an.