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Vigilance Committee Eormod-Exnm,
tnntton Of n CrAtlstalni Postponed.
Snte'a! Dtspateh {" 7he Chicago Jtfbnne,
DUBUQUE H.. Aug. 25.-some malicious per-
SONS III Table Mound Townahip. In this county,
have boen killing tho horeos Of tic farmors in
tint vicinity, AMI thus far have eluded all efforts
to find thom out. Tho farmora havo ut last
formed q Vigilance Committee, and summnrv
1ustco will be dealt to tic lenta II caught, Tho
farmers wero Bpurrcd to this action by tic ind.
Ing. Of horBo belonging to ono of tlleir number
tod by Its tail to troo In tho woods, vlero be
had starved to death.
Zopat. tho Ital.an raper, has had hie trial post
ponod until noxt Tueaoay, aud It Ia yiso oo,,ran
for hitn, az the public excitement run no hiui,
that worc lo where lo could bo laid hands on, o
would bo lyncl,ed. Tho public nas still moro
nuncatod loathHome disease to his victims,
, 1874-08-26
Tho Facts About DR., ". W. patton's
knowledge Of the Circum.
stances.
Oliver Johnson spcalss in Regard
to hIOultOn's Statement,
Bowen Rather fnsinuated than
Admitted MI. Beecher's
Criminaiity.
--LATEST DEVELOPMENTS.
Sttc.at Dtspatch 10 The rhtca0o Tribune.

4hlOH FVAAAGUAlN0 BTATEMEHT.
New YonK, Aug. 25.STAoro is a doarth Of
howa In regard to tho Deecher-Tilton contro.
veFsy' Inc .atatomonta now being writton and
tae proceedings At law which arc being ansti-
tnted Will aoon ravivo tho whofe suhfoct
1ir. Tilton, in his now statom,nt. viii
Mako IN lsBno with Atr. Dooc],or
upon eYory sentence Of the dcn;aI
10 10 thts alr. Tllton says le will repty to nj,
the vital points In the statement i,y docnont W.
evidence. Whether or not ho will a,]t]uco in this
statement now evidence to establish Mr. BcacI-
er's guilt, Air. Tilton docs not nav, but tho
1feHont indications arc that somo lettors rorar]od
by Ats counsel as important will be hold nnttl
taloir introduction In d court of law. In will
not sock to include in this document auy Of thu
positive testimony Of individuals which can be
satlsfaotorily produced In tho courts. Lii,
Iilton claims chat thoro ia little peed for
A'tn to speak again Except IN tue courts for tho
eako OF producing testimony. uo says l1e is
pleased with tle position OF the public as repro
ecnted by tue ptoss Of tho country and by pri-
Fate communications, and that ho will make a
reply TO- A1r. Beocllor merely because lo
ioShrds the iaster'a statement aB Ingenious and
parts, to 1niscad q portion Of tic pab].o. Row.
over others legard the whole subject, Mr. Titan
says tint ho las nevcr beun moro certain Of tho
@osoiute strength OF his case tlRu lla IL tp-day.
MRS. T1LToN's PRIVATE EfrEora.
!, It was mentioned in TIE TRIBUNE Of Monday |
that Mr. Triton bad written to Alrs. Tlton's
counse! regarding her private effects, Upop re-
celpt Of the letter A1r. Wheelor won't TO Mr.
1llton's house and two large trunkB woro doliy.
cred to him for b{ra. Tlltou. for |
Which he gave Ills receiut. In |
WOW Of thu future suits at law Mr. Tllton could.
net (accordlug to his counsel's advce) eopd thero
things to tho hnuso of, any ono will .wnom she
might be staying without pr"j4dtcing hia case.
FRANCIS n. CARPENTER
was heard f~..u yesterday lnornug through A
lot!er -4sed Ct Norh Woods, N. =, Is n4,les
= u'n a post-ofllce. Tho lstter spoke with cous
ttemft of The recent charges OF bach1pal arainat
1lm anu Moulton. and declared that thew wors
.;,i concoctod by Mr. Deechels lawyole sinea 1fr
1utons sworn statement was presented,
Ill., BEEcnEn'a INVESTIGATING coMM,rrpr
q met this evening at the house Of Connittramnn
ssorrs, IL Alonroo place, Brooklyn. None of ti,a
counsel wore present. Two witnesses yero
Questioned upon points involved in doubt. Tho
sitl'osRcs we're . lauy Of about 80 years and |
1onng man ct 70: WHO they we're could moi he
earned. The Committee will moot AGAIN tn. |
morrow 10 evening, but not at Ms. Storry house.
where this Will DO they decline to say Thay
ve aave takon no actioo on Aloulton's Btaten,enf
friday night. ~ e''sD on
, 1874-08-26
THE WEATHER.

"AsN1SoToS, u. @, Aug. 25.-Over tho Lalo
RegionB. winds mostly from tho northwest tn
tic soMshwost, and clear or partly ceur Sezttor,
with slight changes in temperature aud D, esn,lyc
IN tho Lover Lake Region and with risiug tenn
peratnro, diminlAhittg pressure, and occaalonal
Upper MlsalHalpp aud Lower Missouri Valleys.
aud tue Northwest, falling barometer, rising
Temperature, increasing oast to south winds,
partly cloudy ~oather, and ovsr tho northern
portion Of these sections possibly rain areas.
LOCAL OD9EHyATIoN8.
, 1874-08-26
Fatal Affray ut 1Hijlsboro. n.

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 25.-11obc1t Daggott
killed Burt Hclor, barkeoper at nillsboro, to-
day. He1lor attacked James ". Daggott. Depu-
ty United States Marshal, in tho street. Robert.
aoa Of tho Deputy Marshal, msie efforts u,,-
stlcce4sf1lly to separate the parties. At last ho
tooe ,.!l HeAof own pistol ont Of lis pocket mud
!ator. 1S@A Nou'"
, 1874-08-26
- Hoy Shoots and Kills n Companion.

a hoy Shoots and Kills a Communion.
stse'at Dfsnateh to Ths Chscago 1t,our<
NASsAs C1Ty, No., Aug. 25.-A boy named
Schneider Was allot aud killed by companion
named Rao near this city this afternoon, It
seems TINT Some dispute arose over a eama of
ccro4uot, "hcn the boya separated. Rao wont
into tho house aud got 4 shotgun,
a, poaoL. orchard, whom he ehot him
through tho brenst. killing him. Rae uays 1t was
accidental, notwithstanding tho previous quar-
lol. The boys arc only about 18 years Old,
, 1874-08-26

BRUSSELS, Aug. 25.-Le Nord says It would be
a bad precedent for Russia to recognize n Gov
ornment founded on coup d'ttat, and wholly
without legal Banetion When Marshal 9orrauo'a
Government ful!llls the conditions of Nh estal
Ished power, nuBsia swl'l haBton 10 rocognize it,
, 1874-08-26

afa, last December, OF $3.50, 900 in bonds and
money. Kerstoin was o Director In tho bank,
a,1d haa not been aeon Rtnec lilo dofalontiou uu.
til last evening. It Ia said he oomm1ttoa manv
forgorfoa besldoa tho ombozzlemont, and thnt
one man In Kuhn ioBt s75 900 BY him. and nav.
cral bankln2.housos In Berlin weie yictimi2od to
tho nillount OF $50 900,
, 1874-08-26

Ahe0cd Embczzlrmont OF 5000.
NEW ionK, Aug. 25.-Tho confidential clerk Of
corles' Macy 4 Co. was arrested to-day, charged
wltn ,a,aa embezzng $35. .oo0 from tho firm. He was
locked up i'll default Of $25, 900 bail.
, 1874-08-26

busTAIo, Aug. 25-TAo elevator ownod by
Tue o. ILL., Neod estato. Of Eric. Pa, burned tnis
afternoon. Loas Sl50,U00. Insuranoa ,mall
, 1874-08-26
WASDJNarON.

Tim. ". er1astinE snfc-sgurglnry nstsj.
sfe4R--AnOthcr Actor in tho ARRutr
SstacS Out, and Nurn ixllus Core.
spohucntS with lu It0na.
snte'at Disuatch to 1hs Chfeage Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. O., Aug. 25.-The reloaao Of
'ae safe'burglar Doutou. II $4,000, la still
sts1l tho subject Of much excited discussion.
laose citlzens who arc interested In having thu
.nlan''os OF the lato 1liug especially with regard
~ ene sato burglary, thoroughly EXPOSED, are
paf1acu'arly Indignant ut the fact TINT tlloy aro
utterly ut tho mercy Of Harrington. who
aoca not scruplo to u,o his powor to
th"art tue ends Of justice, nobody be-
heslng tlat Benton will ever npajn
eator Washington, aud by thus admitting him ia
ball Harrington Las got rid OF tho mnai ;mnor' ~
tant wttnoss IN tho oase. Il IL uscartaincI ti,ut
Aarrlngton,. with Fislar, t1le DiHtrjnt Attnrnau
Me1e 10 ANXIOUS to aocure Deutou's ro1enYo AK
tnoy tooK carriage aud drove all oyor Tia citv
70 hna Judge Oliaa, from whom tlo cookod-nn
oraef TO accept bail was secured, Nobodv eyor.
po1ofe Aoard OF bohllpponphast, tic boudyma,.
VINO oame on Aara from Now York with 4
certificate from United s1ates Comm,s.
e!onor sna"n. that no Is worth $4,000. It would
a.1ppear .1sp ..a -. rom ., M tl.is that not ouiy
arap ~ OF oy the ling It is choap
termlned to yindionto tho ring, If Rem.
riddance Of dangerous wltness T''n H. n,aa,:y
Wlo las charge Of tie caso ior tho gnvnran,a.,t'
is temporarily absent from, tho civ. hit haSnr,
leaving, explicitly directed that Uouton ahn,,i9
not be allowed TO 60 as largo on any pratoxt
Tho end is not vet. kA'@sA''
, 1874-08-26

PLYMOUTH LOGIC.
from III Eovisrf4l4 Cburi.r. journal,
Blsao u,
Anthony, sha
went and sat dawn oil Thsodnra's knee,
THUS yau SEQ
II. ". u,
Ncrtr said nothin' to .Lizabeth r.
, 1874-08-26

NEw YonK, Aug. 2.-A nlan giving tho usme
Of Gustav Meyer las boeu arrested Iero, having
bosu recognized BY one Lowl4 Mosos ~ Theo.
pile George Korstolu, who ID altsaed to have
tobtsa Liza Kulm Credit Dauk, of Ws1t4sn pfas.
, 1874-08-26

o&0H1E'1o To onaHE THE HEVUE9T,
. WhAanntSoIoN, VA Aug; 2b.-1n reply to tho request
nilon to ba used in defending the southern r hor.
dor OF tho State agaiast reported tlreatonod
invasion Ut Tho 0sage Indians, the Hoorotary Of
War staten that in view Of tue faot ti,at TIN
blnea aud $1,000 rounds OF ammunition. m
which account tho State Ia stlll indobtol to tia
aes!eral Government, be docs not fool author.
lied To grant the request.
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--For cheap dress goods, dry goods
and groceries, go to e. III. Snyder's,
Lehighton, Pa. a.. So ..l
Those of our subscribers who intend
changing their residence on the first Of
April will please notify us as follows ::
Give us your name in ull, the post office
from which you now get the paper, as
well as the post office to which you
want the paper sent. Please bear in
mind each of these several particulars.
On Monday week Mr.. Caleb Yohe
sold his Eagle Hotel at Bethlehem to
George II. Meyers, of that borough, for
$50, 900. Mr.. Meyers, gets possession
of the property on the first of April
next, when he will close it for about
three months for repair. Mr.. George
Hopes, who some years ago was land
lord of the Mansion House, at Mauch
Chunk, and more recently landlord Of
the Gettysburg Springs Hotel, has leas =
ed the house, Tt..
-Atwo thousand dollar pipe organ
is to be purchased for the Presbyterian
church of Mauch Chunk.
Friends from the country should
not forget that we are alwa Us thankful
for every item of news they may send
US.
Twelve cars of ore from Africa,
win New York, came up the Lehigh
Valley Road to Bethlehem, one day
last week, for the Bethlehem Iron Com
any.
Another i'm mense arrival at Z. II.
Snyder's of fine dress goods and gen
eral assortmrntof dry goods, &c &c.
The strike on the Penna. and New
York Division of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad has been equitably settled, and
are running as usual. The railroad
Company restored that 10 per cent.
about which there was so much trouble,
and the employers are in the best spirits.
Some gentlemen of Bethlehem have
organized D company, and intend pur-
chasing little steamboat to be placed
on the Lehigh River at that place
about the first of June next. ...
Ten shares of the U. B. Loan As
ISOLATION, of Weatherly, were sold on
Monday evening last at S3H per share.
Our very popular young friend, F.
ID. Clauss has, we learn, been appoint
ed District Deputy of the Jr. o. U. 4.
NJ. Since the above was in type, we
learn that Mr.. Clauss has resigned, and
that our young friend Mr.. William w.
Reber has been appointed to the Office.
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Tape Worm! Tape Worm I

Tape Worm removed In from to 3 hours With
harmless Vegetable Medicine. The worm passing
from the system alive, No lee asked until the en-
entire worm, with head, passes. Medicine harm-
seen hundreds Of specimens, measuring from 40
TO 100 e,t in length. Fifty per cent Of ciises of
dyspepsia aul dis1rganiLatiOus OF the Liver ara
causei by stomach and other worms existing ia
tbs aliulentary canal. Worms, disease OF the
most dangerous character, are 50 ltte uuderst 81
by the lnsiica' men of the present day. Call and
see the original and only worm destroyer, ur sead
for circular which viii give a full description
and treatment OF all kinds OF worms, enclose 3 ct
stamp for retnru Of the same. Dr.. h. y. KuSKEL,
$50 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
(Advics at oflce or by mail l'rus.)
ny-sEAT, PIN and STOMACH WORMS aiss
removed. -#.. I Sept. D. lsI3.ly
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Special Notices.
1871.
Time Tests the Merits of all Things.

THIRTY YEARS Is certainly long
enough time to prove the efficacy of any
medicine, and that the Pain Killer is da--
serving ofall its proprietors claim for Il,
isamply proved by the unparalleled Dor.
ularity 1t has attained. \ 1t is a sure and
effective remedy. Itissold in almost eve-
ry countryinthe world, aud it needs only
to be known to be priced, and its reputa-
tion rs Medicine of Great Virtue, is
fully and permanently established. It
IS the great Family Medicine of the age.
Taken internally, 1t cures Dysentery,
Cholera, Diarrhea, Oramp and Pain in
the Stomach, Bowel Complaint, Pain
ter's Collie, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia.
or Indigestion, Sudden Colds, Sore
Throat and Coughs. Taken Extern
ally, 1t cures Bruises, Boils, FeIons,
Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Old Sores and
Sprains, Swellngs of the Joints, Tooth
ache, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia and
rheumatism, Cbapped Hands, Frost
Bitten Feet, &c. '''H'".. ''''hF
s@'"'h 20 SupppoVu " We luO lou or ca
poor mortals, asinevitable as death. and
liable at any time to come upon us.
Therefore, 1t is important that remedial
agents should be at hand to be Used on
emergency, when we are made to feel
the excruciating agony of pain, or tho
depressing influence Of disease, Such
remedial exists in Perry Davis "Pain.
Killer" the fame Of which has exten.
ed over all the earth. Amid the eternal
ices of the Polar regions, or beneath the
inGOlerable and burning suns OF tlls
tropics it's virtues are known and ap..
preciated. And by it suffering hum.
anity has found relief from many of its
ills. The effect Of the Pain-Kiler upou
the patient, when taken internally in
cases of Cough, Cold, Bowel Complaint,
Cholera, Dysentery, and other affections
of the system, has been truly wonder
fnl and has won for it name among
medical preparations that can never bo
forgotten, Its success in removing
pain, as an external remedy, in case of
Burns, Bruises, Sores and Sprains, Cuts,
Stlngs of Insects, &C., and other causes
of suffering has secured for i. the most
prominent position among the medicines
OF the day. Beware Of counterfeits and
worthless limitations. Call for Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain. Killer, and take
no other. 90 ,' ~..
W-Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
March 7.m1 ''' mo. ''o''
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a ssignees Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Gideon
Sothstein, OF New Mshoning. Carbon
county, Pa, and Leah his wife, by deed
OF voluntary assignment have assigned
all the estate, real and personal of the
said Gideon Nothstein, to Tlghman
Arner, of New MahOning, Carbon Co. A.,
Pa, in trust for the benefit of the said
Gideon NOthstein. tiu,". n".
All persons, therefore, indebted to the
said Gideon Nothstein, will make pay
ment to me, the said assignee, at New
Mahoning, aud those having claims Or
demands will make known tho same
within six weeks from this date. ~.
TILGHMAN ARNER,
Assignee of Gideon Nothstein.
March IA, 1974-wSS " Is.tr.4
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a ssIgneeS Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that zacha-
riah III. Long, of Lehighton, Caribou
county, Pa, and Louisa his wife, by
deed Of voluntary assignment have as
signed all the estate, real and personal.
of the said Zachariah H. Long TO Thigh.
man Arner, Of New Mahonlng, Carbon
county, Pa, In trust for the benefit OF
the said Zachariah IL. Long. p.
All persons, therefore, indebted tn
the said Zachariah Ii. Long, will make
payment 20 me, the said assignee. n
Nc" Mahoning, or to my duly author.
lzed agent, Zaehariah IL. Long, at Lo-
hlghton, and those having claims or dr.
mandS will make known the same With
10 six weeks from this date.
TlLGHMAN ARNER,
Assignee OF zachariah IL. Long.
March 14th, 1874. -wS# .isI'I
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"a ssignee's Notice.
ENfA ..fI HH.t.

Notice Is hereby given that Thomas
S. Beck, OF Lehlghton, Carbon county,
Pa, and Mary, his wife, by deed Of
voluntary assignment have assigned an
the estate, real and personal, OF the
said Thomas S. Beck to Joseph X.
Wannamacher, of Kreidersvilie, North
ainpton county, Pa, in trust, for the
benefit of the said Thomas s Beck. D.!
All persons, therefore, indebted 10
the said Thomas $. Beck, viii make
payment 70 me, the said assignee, at
Kreidersyille, or to my duly authorized
agent, Thomas S. Beck, at Lehighton,
and those having claims or deInanas
will make known the same within six
weeks f:on this date. ,... ...
Joseph X. wANNAMACHRR,
Assignes Of Thomas =. Beck
Feb. IL, lSTi.-Sw ...r Ut. 7 = '--
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weissport Literary Society.
D. S. Grossman, Secretary. g.

Saturday Evening, March IA. - The
10Th regular meeting was held as above.
The meeting was called to order by the
President at 1880 p. NJ. The roll was
called and the minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved.
The following committee on program
me was appointed for March 81 j. F.
Zern, Gilham and Campbell.
The regular programme was then
taken up, as follows Essay, A" Obedi.
ence," Miss Carrie Rooms declama-
tion, Miss Jennie Weiss; select reading,
John F, Zern. .......'-
Referred questions-1. Is warm water
lighter than cold, If so why is ice form
ed on the water and not under IL? ans
vered by DR.. j. q. Zern; 2. What is
the Oldest riddle on record? answered
by A. Marsh /; 8. Who was the first
ruler OF the Assyrian Empire? answer
ed by S. II. Gillian.
Question for debate-Resolved, That
men are prompted to action from the
hope of reward rather than irom the
fear of punishment. Opened IN the al
firmative by S. K. .Gilhsm. followed by
DR.. Zern and Frank q. Knipe, and in
the negative by John W. Koons. fol-
lowed by j. r. Dimmick and IL. Camp
bell. Decided in the affirmative, The
critic than made his report.
On motion adjourned.
f. q. KNlPE, Rec. Sec.
Tho following is the programme for
this evening, Saturday, Mazch 81:
Defamation, Miss Aggie Houk.
Essay, Mr.. Alyin Marsh,
Referred questions Il. Give the ori-
gin, history and real Significance of the
BARRIERS pole, referred to j. w. Rooms /;
Siave the Lost Tribes of Israel ever
been discovered? f, Z. Knipe /; 3. When
and by whom. was tobacco first intro
duoed into Europe? Miss E. Fenner; 4.
by whom was the telegraph invented
Miss Carrie Koons. u
Question for debate-Resolved That
pride and ambition have caused mora
misery to the human family then ignor-
ance aud superstition. Affirmative, j.
). Miller lirgative, Miss Sue L. ZeIn;
critic, j. W. KuOns.
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tnbt1tuio. ....
Lehighton Academy, March 14th.-
Institute was called to order by the
rresi dent, at las O'Clock p. NJ. All
the teachers responded to their names.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The subject Of ''Reading" was taken
up hy Miss Weaver, several remarks
were made on the methods of teaching
pupils to read poetry, the subject was
discussed by Supt. Honord and several
of the teachers.
The analysis of complex sentences
was taken up by Miss Heilman, SEN
tences were given to the teachers to be
analyzed. Several methods of analysis
were presented which although they
were different in form, did not disagree
in idea. The subject of "Alligation
Alternate" was discussed by Mr.. j.
Kessler, and rule presented by which
the more difficult problems in Alllga.
tion may be solved.
Ths subjects adopted for the next
meeting Of the Institute are al
follows: :"Discount," "by d. S. Grossman,
"IlistOry," by Miss Paul, "Analysis oI
Compound Sentences" by Miss Bauer
Institute adjourned at 4,30 o'clock p,
~ to meet at 8. 80 O'Clock A. N. Marcel
2Sth.
j. KEssLER, President.
D. S. Grossman, Secretary. H. -a.F
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morning the lines were formed and the
procession moved to the Roman Catholic
Church, where an appropriate sermon
was preached by Rev. Father McInroe.
The line was then formed rs follows:
. Philip Coyle, Chief Marshal.
Right of Line-Sons of Shamrock OF
Mauch Chunk and Nesqueh ming.
Marshal, James Brannon.
Centre--IIibernia Assc citation of Mauch
Chunk and Nesqueh oning.
Marshal, Dennis Mulhearn.
Hlbernia Band.
The Left. - st. 1'atrick's Beneficial
Society of Mauch Chunk.
Marshal, Thomas o'Gorman.
Emerald Beneficial association of Mes
quehoning and Summit Hill.
Narshals, Owen Hackney and Frank
McKenna.
Phoenix Cornet Band.
The procession marched through the
principal streets of this and our neigh
boring borough and Nesquehoning. If
the weather hal been mora propitious
there would have Heen more men in the
line. Eacn society >yore uniform suits,
and the men looked well. ..tl
The music was very good, being
furnished by our own anu the Weiss
port band. "~.
In the evening there was ball at
Rhoad IS Hall, which was largely attend
ed.-Coal Gazette.
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tssport Items.


Some miscreants OH Tuesday night
broke into the store of lVm. II. Knecht,
and 5ursted the lock off his desk and
ransacked the papers, 60, in search of
what they-faAed to find money. On
Wednesday night the shed in rear of
the Weissport House was entered, and
some IL, OF ID gallons of whiskey were
taken Off. No clue to the thieves.
On Tuesday evening the Lsbjeti
Coal & Nav. Company commenced let.
ting the water into their canal,
.--Our friend Smith, of the Weissport
House, has settled his difficulties, and
isagain prepared TO see his friends.
A watchman has been placed at
the l.. & S. RR. crossing on the caual
bridge. Right. I... ...,
-.dud-we have the pure article in
immense quantities. .-......
The Fort Allen Cornet Band sere-
naded Miss A. Emery "Wednesday even.
ing, it being the. anniversary of her
birthday ..--.4..- D.. -
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A Grand Suscess.

The Citizens of Corinne, Utah, are
feeling jubilapt over the success of the
Grand Gift Concert recently inangurat-
ed in that city for the benefit of their
free school. AS the day of drawing ap-
proaches the demand for tickets in
creases, and there is no doubt that the
Concert will take place as advertised.
All who desire to invest had better do
so at once and secure change of draw.
ing $50, 900 on an investment of S1.OO,
Full particulars WILDE found in another
column.
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On n Visit.

On n Visit.
The Misses 4. Shock and Z. L. Nor.
gan, and Messrs. F.J. Stettler and j. II.
Deardorff. teachers of the Slatington,
public schools, were in town on Monday
last, visiting our schools. The two gen
tlemen called into our sanctium, and we
mach enjoyed few minutes ccnyersa-
tion with them. They did not appear
to have formed very favorable opin-
ion of our old and delapidsted school
buildings, but were enthusiastic in the
need Of praise they awarded the School
Board in erecting so ample and hand
some building as the new school house
promises to be.
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ENoG FEED.

Tne undersigned having NOSE Hog
Feed than viii supply his own stock.
Will take about Thirty Shoats to FeoI
al Five Gents per Day, II application IA
made soon. fRPEkLkIFyI
Lehighton, Mach G-Ux 1..a ~ Z
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Local and Personal.

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scribers receiving their paper with q
cross upon the corner near their name,
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once. Our terms are 81 in advance, or
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st. PatrIek's Day.

81. PatIick's Day was duly eelehgat-
ed in Mauoh Chunk by a parade of
several soeielles. The, day was very
disagreeobie aud the streets were in a
very muddy soHaiti0p, Early in the