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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-13

S 5, 0 0 O
10 Loan at 5 per
cent, secured by
confidence, and the
fact
Ihat Chalfaut has now In store 5 Tons
OF best Iron, at # cents for bar.
nc has IS kegs Of Becnwood Nails.
nc has Cook Stoves from S14 to $50.
nc has new Metal IIollow.ware.
de has Blacksmith Tools complete.
lie has Cross Cut and Mill Saws Of
every variety.
lie hus Flows. Corn Shelters, Fodder
Cutters. Grind Stones. with or with.
GU, gearing, Shovcls, Picks, Slcdges
Drills. Crowbars, Powder and Fuse.
,
lie mas oil tue wants Of Mechanic, La
borer, Farmer or Contractor.
He Inns Carpenter Tools, Glass, Putty,
Paints, Oils. Vnrnishes, Lime, c..
ment and the full wants Of the build.
or supplied.
Ic Las n first .class Hardware S,orc
complete in all lis bearings,
tIc has $50 bushels Of Seed for spring
sowing ip transit new Trash and
guaranteed clean.
lie has Groceries, Notions, Books aud
Stationery, fresh, new and cheap.
lie has Salt BY barrel or pound.
lie proposes to sell ut bottom prices all
the above. and rs to stock of varied
goods. Saddles, Brides and Fancy
Goods, competition in price be
defes.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-12-13
S. E.BARREETT1r' S New Musio Store'
Main Street, Weston.

WAN 0liSSt, wv ColOsa
The public arc invited call s. BARRETrS Photograph
examine his stock of
PIANOS ORGANS TTOLLNS GUJTIRS SHEET NUSlC' an" d"
kinds Of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
Parties desiring purchase tho VERY BEST ma npacar
would do well money by purchasing s. f. Barrett
Instruments sold on years credit
ALL INSTRUMENTS WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS and the manu-
facurers warranted given with each instrument Sold
Stool and Instructors Book with each instruments anu as pe
nduccmcn engaged the Of Prof Feaux give to eaGh
Of Organ lessons hree smonths tkEE VI
CHARGEThe Prof a teacher of 20 years experience and will give centre
satisfaction. .........
Pianos and Organs TUNED AND REPAIRED your orders at the
Photograph Gallery.
following partial list parties who have purchased
Smith, Piano. Mrs Fisher Eey Organ, Fisher Standard Or
sSm Eurek. Organ Daussr Estey Organ LoOkha
Hughes Organ Smith, Eey Organ Dr. SOme Eureka Organ Fisher
Estey Organ, NJ Chuch Vogel Hughes Weston W. Va
Rev Laugo Standard Organ Fisher Sy Organ Murphy Creek
, 1875-01-31
OPINIONS FILED.

OPINIONS FILED.
REPORT FROM THE CLERK At OTTAWA
Sptctal Dispatch to Tie Chicago TRIBUNE.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, jan. 30,-Opinions OF the Su-
preme Court hare this day been flied in the fol-
lowing causes:
Champipn VI. Ul1ne1 affirmed
Miller ct 81. ". Goodwin ct H. !; affirmed.
Hsnt;n 11s92 w. CotteH reversed and re1nanded.
Bisseu vs. Terry ct a. affirmed.
The National Insurance Company ". tho Chamber
Of Commerce; affirmed
II The People ex rel. K1okke ". Wright: affirmed.
Knox w. the City Of Sterling reversed
Mum ct al, II. Burgess 0. Al; reversed ana IT,
ruxnded with directions.
Tho I. 5. i " s. 4. r. Co. ". tho P. T. G. r. r.
Co affirmed.
Stiles w. Probst affirmed.
j,h Beioh1adskJ et al. vs. Kuhn reversed End re-
Port ", Port et nj. affirmed.
smith ct a. vs Wundc11tch ct a. reversed and To-
11ahon vs. DAILY; affirmed.
Hubbard vB. RanHn affirmed
Barntm ". Bragg ct a. affirmed.
The City Of Chicago vs. Wright: reversed md hill
Kc1n vs. Potter affirmed.
warner VI. Warmer; affirmed
Tho Penn Company W. Fai1chtd reretsed sno 70
u1anded.
The Chicago Northwestern Railroad Company W.
Sawyer; affirmed
McCabe Vs. Crozie7; affirmed.
Houeh. executor. ETC., Harvey; reFersed and 10
mandel with directions.
Kelly, irnpIeaded, ". Kellogg ct a.; affirmed
DOCKET OF 1873-PEorLE's CAUSES.
Thu People vs.. Meacham; reversed and 1emandod.
Bol1n VI. The People: reversed and re1nanded-
Warr1ner rs. The People; affirmed
Iawler VI. The People; reversed and re1oanded.
Bedeo VI. The People; affirmed.
Earu ". The People; affirmed
Bcr7uton ys. The People; affirmed
Ferguson n. The People; affirmed.
Barron VI. The Peoplo; Affirmed
Stuart vs. Tho People; affirmed
The People ex rel 9iumble VI. Neil; am11uoo-
Smith ~ The People; affirmed:
Bowers II. Tue Peope affirmed.
REUEAnISd DocKE@.
Thu o.. O. kERY r. T. Co. ys. Bl3ck ct A.; re-
yersed and rennanded-
The Union Steamboat Co. ~. Knapp; smrHed.
Gozzolo IT, Chambers Ct 81 Es7eraed and fs.n3aaea:
The 9, L l. r. b. CO. N P1cHeJ; roTGsed' and otu
Wadhanna n. Gay; zrrszsa4 md zsaaaadsd'
, 1875-01-31
NUMBER -. Ifi2.

Samson ". Rouuxsvel1; affirmed.
Joces ~. Byrd; Eoverzed and remanded.
Mclean ". M-Bosn; reversed
Bauer vs. Bell; affirmed.
Tairbank ct IL. ". Haant.sche: affirmed,
B,geow n. Gregory ct a.: reversed
Walker VI. Harris reversed Aad rem2nded.
\ Tha Illinois Central Railroad Company u, Eb&xdx
affirmed
Connolly ct al. Dunn; affirmed.
The Rockford, Book Island j. 81, Louis Railroad
Company " Isadorty: atar1ned.
Tbs Rockford, Beck Island st. Loui8 Railroad
Company "a. Hall affirmed
Blank ct a. VI, Fu1ford; reversed md re1nsnded.
Fonyllle ee ii. vs.. Sausser ct al: affirmed
Fonvil1a ct H. ". Monroe: affirmed
Du7harn ct n. ". Dunn et Al; affirmed
seight ct A. The People, etc: reversed shd -
u2anded.
Whitman It A. VI. Henneber7y: Affirmed,
Leonard VI. Essol,rook et a.; affirmed.
Eames ct al. DIR Germania Tuznveruln levezsed
and remanded.
Petition et al. Noble It H.; decree modified
H'llett rs. Ames affirmed.
Keller II. Fournic- ct a.; affirmed
Hermann vs. Bernhard: reversed and rucnAnda4
Frank ct A. w. Tolnann ct H.; affirmed.
Yoe vs. McCori: reversed.
Cub1ey ~. H1nulen affirmed.
, 1875-01-31
JOLIET.
Tho Pen1tcntiary 1nveatICnf1on-0cn.
tested EIccfin1~

Tho Pen1tentiary 1aveatIgat1on-Ccn.
tested EIccfin1~
9Dectal Dsspdtch to The CHICAGO TH9uae.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Jan. 3o.-The Committee to in
7estgate tha State House and Pooitent;azy con-
tracts arrived at tho Penitentiary yesterday Ut
noon, accompanied By IN expert accountant.
The books Of tho Warden aud Commissioners,
together With tho Vouchers underwent 3
thorough inspection, and, so fur as ia known,
we're found to be correct, &ad everything aatis<
factory to the Committee. Tho Committee de-
parted for Chicago this afternoon to spand thA
Sabbath.
The Board OF Commissioners were present.
Mai. j. W-Nham and Col Southworth remaining
at the Penitentlary over Sunday.
Senator Marshall. whose contested elec-
ton will be called On Tuesday next. arrived
himself as uot fearing the result OF the coutest
in tha lnaat.
, 1875-01-31

Thu Sunxama Conre !, rha c,a. ~ u.u-
r:.. - ~a va
4s4soa' 0a7 Joo' paooe4 opon @aa ooosk4eutaon"
Atty OF the statute allowing tho Judges Of one
Court to cali in help from outside counties Tia
suit was confession tor 1854, and .u aDpeaI
zee, ,,kac y, ,ha erro,,d ,h.t ~. 1zs.. Lee-
:.-.s ~ .t. 49, 9@ 49, ~ uuso oeaofe
"ao'a ~ WAS en'e1eo was aot ooe OF tne Judges
OF Cook county. Ihe supreme Court said, IN
regard to the coguoyik that the defendant had
exnresalv. bv hia attorney. re1e.sed .nv md #,
a~~o-. 80 ,oraad +hst ~ ~. - -a1 ~
appeal should be taken. They therefore
could not SEQ how tho case could be taken to
il5izs, unless it was for purposes Of yexation or
ao.na othor eonallv vrnnpin; 7;,r->,~a VIZ.
". a.ta,a.,r ,.a - ~. go .1.r 1s
'ne *'e'eno~a1 nAu IN tne aoos Solemn ana oeho-
crate manner waived o1 record al errors that,
might have occurred at the tz1a}, it would bo un-
heard Of to permit him to assign N errnr th,.A
-.,,;o,, y. ~ so1..,a1~ ~.,e..5 -. . ~".s
".",. "-', ~ -1- 9e-, 49, " 1">o1o' II
"oon ne an act OF oaa rain on MS pare, Aud II
he could not DO bound by his deliberate adm Is
Gons in open court it would be diticult to l,, mr.
how he could bo estopped.
IN REGARD TO TIE coxs11ru11oSA1ux
Of Judges of one county assisting tho1a ~
another, the Court said that in the csse Of ,ne.
VI. Alba, it had held tho provision Of. the
statute in that regard Is constitutional md thev
did not wish 70 review it. Tho placita IN tae
case which stated that there we're taye ndoee
stting at the time OF the rendition of The, iuae-
ment in question Was orroneous It wAs ayi-
dent that each OF the Judges Of both cou1fa
should be in7ested With all fho po1e1R Ut Cir
OF the others, perform all Of tho functions and
iarh A In hut tha
, 1875-01-31

N U -Ml6EEEE0 0kA-1lI
Every day 1T tho Homo Oalce for insurance. crnyn
stance In the expeFfrato Of Lila Companies
, 1875-01-31
CIVIL CAUSES.
Mason ~ Let's; affirmed,
Raid VI H1r+ns a~-.A

CIVIL CAUSES.
Mason ~. Lets; affirmed,
Bold ". Horne: affirmed
Held ~ Thompson; affirmed.
WEteht =. BEosseaa es a.; afaFmed.
Mason -. Ayers; affirmed.
Felterhof VI. Paul: reversed.
The y. & III: 8. E B. Co. u. The Supervisor It
II. Il ST. ;: g. oem?st @ sita so1,snea rs1sxstd
MACK ct 81 ". Brown reversed and renandod-
hayward ~ hallsey: re7ersed and reminded.
Choste, administrator. va Hathaway: affirmed.
Camp, implicated, VI. Hogan; reversed aud remand
Woodward w. Cone; affirmed.
Foreman VI. Sawyer; reversed End re1nanded, with
leave to amend declaration,
Hall VI. Hamilton; affirmed.
BssRg VI: The CITY Of Chicago; rpsersed snd r.
PaFnaeo 70. LoWitz affirmed
Tho Town Of Durr "a. Tho Town IT Seneca; af1za-
hccontey u. Smith L Company; reversed and 70
mAuied,
Aubrs ct ii vs. weiab..r; reversed and rernanded-
HIGHLANDER W. HIGHLANDER reversed and reuanded.
KAsetnK As Tho International Bank; reversed.
Castnar ": Walrod i; affirmed
Blazey ". Dehua ct al; reversed and xeuaAnded-
Teutonia Life Insurance Company ". Beck at-
armed
Mulhol1and ". Bart1e.t affirmed
Whitman ys. Fisher; affirmed.
Enrich VI. White; reversed and EemAodod.
Lowe VI. 6enicsk2 affirmed.
Lombard u. Kinza; affirmed.
Berthe VI. Nickerson; affirmed.
Lombard We. Abbey reversed and xe1nanded-
uatcn ct al VI. Jordan reversed aud bill dlsnntssed.
Karnca ct al. ". The People. ETC.: affirmed.
Derrick n. The Lamar Insurance Company re-
versed and remanded, With leave, ete.
Stevens Vs. HollinRsworth reversed and rtnanded.
Stevens ~. Harding reversed and hill dismissed.
chaae, 1mpleaded, VI. Hamilton; reversed ana TO
manded.
Edwards vs. Tho Farners' insurance Company IT.
dEmed.
8chnan ". Clementa ct n, affirmed.
Armstrong Is. Tho People dismissed.
Butler VI. Walker reversed and reuanded.
a RHnk FI311
Glanyil1e VI. Retue5dorf; affirmed.
Vail ct n. va. Mix ct al. affirmed.
Galbraith ". Liltch; affirmed
Scott Vs. Crapneu affirmed
McAuileu vs. vanvert: reversed and renanded, with
directions.
Pepper W. Rowiey; reversed and remAnded.
Pa1tridye ct ii. VI. Arnold Affirmed
Nsp:l VI. Wolff affirmed.
Nispel ct IL. vs. Lapo1te; affirmed.
Sinson vs. Gould affirmed
Mason vs. Holcomb reversed and Ternanded.
6toltz ot al rs. Daru9; reversed and temanded,
Fry vB. Bidweu; affirmed.
Hobart ". Reeves affirmed.
Eagan W. WulH ct a.: affirmed.
Ehite ~. Stonbro: affirmed.
Wood ve- Hildreth affirmed
Tay1o: ct a. ". Gilsdolf ct a.. affirmed
Stevens H. Park; reversed snd remznded.
Pool ct A. ~: Docouzsey; rerersed and zananded.
SZi:er W. Robfnson affirmed.
Aibrecht ~. Walker reversed and remanded.
African H. E. Church y4 McGrude1: affirmed.
Pick 70. Ketchum affirmed
Harhan8h ": City Of Monmouth Affirmed.
Ii1ticcA vs. Mitchell; reversed and remanded-
School Directors, District No. 10 vs School Direo-
tors, District No s.; affirmed.
Culver II. ElWel reversed and remanded.
Bsrne4 II. Ehrman; affirmed
Lawrence Va. Lawrence; affirmed.
Hefter ct al. vs, C4hn at A.; affirmed.
F.enr, 1mpleadsd, Commercial National Bank; A.
6rmed.
, 1875-01-31

Fsear, impleaded, ~. Commercial National Bank; a
drmed-
Lycouing Insurance Company w. Bazzinse1; af-
Hu1lbut VI. Co1burn; 1eversed snd remsnded.
National bank Of Commerce ". Ellsworth; Amrm-
American Merchants Union Exlgeas Company vs.
Russell rs. Baptist Theological Union; affirmed
Weaver ys. Foyer; affirmed
Farnham vs.. Farnham affirmed
World Mutual Life Insurance Company u. Schultz; :;
Stuart vs. McKeehan .at1med.
aeary s ". Ss o'Seai; starned. '''"'
Keinan .r rs. ISL scahroedes; de siaznsd.
Boetcher w. Book; affirmed.
Psnns. r 6 Ghandsr a. & ro7e7sed o sna 1s,nanasd
Wharton ct a. rs. Bunting; affirmed.
M+gnneeon r.. johnson ct Al. affirmed.
Baldwin n puaA: sttz.nel- - '
Missouri River Telegraph Company rs. Tbs Fl1ss
National Blut; reversed and renanded-
Ellis c: al w. Roche ct H.; reversed and rsmanded
Zurke. man va. Solomon; affirmed.
Eca c: n. ~. SieVsrs; affirmed.
Rei:hwlld n. Gaylord affirmed
JAEGER ~. D1.dcn; affirmed.
Kelley VS.. Graves; afhru1ei.
Ashley vs. johnson; affirmed.
Drzntigan "a. White; reversed
E:g1n Hydraulic Company va. City OF Estn; re-
versol and 1em1nded-
Weber VI. Anderson; reversed snd remanded.
Ford Manufacturing Company, etc., vs- Horton !
M Aouga u. 9a&e t 1msmed" 4!an p,c,e, p.r-,.d c,-
Ine calcago; @ hoea ea 1s.1oa fae.n' f'oi1oao ooaa
conelry ys. STARK: reversed snd 1ernanded.
t Ma4tgn 1!, se. "sSe~9o4 ~ n9l. ~ -Niateu. n'
Ine 5Alaeo O. o"'sns w. E4@ae1' 1a'e&o0@ @no f"'
n1ano. na u.r. oasrrr.a
e1tt1a i[,r1.add J. - Earrst+ d.~rs. rnoa1a.5
To.sle, amP1eaaso, w. "asres. aoc1eo 'noo'aeo"
Western Union Telegraph Company w. Tyler es H.;
affirmed.
T,yior ~ R,ilov rsversed nnd rnnzndod
o!E. a.' rs1sr.ad ~'4>N>4 o@ ooA'-0' ~
n,,,e., p.1ac> far coroonnv ~ a,,tth . rsve-..a
~, i"ttn js t.o 01A ~S'Af40' -" ~ Ao'e'974
.1 Ine Aaraofd fne An7or1nco company ~ ~111'o
Torbss VI, Be1eusiefer reversed and renanded.
~ =. W. x 1evrsr=eI snI r1.n,n1ta-
xJrcan,,n . W. -ho c:n-nn,nv - Ta-rant- .rsrn,.d
Di- ~ - =, - ~ 1i,rn ~ - F.. amrmed
G1 0tsso - ~ - ~ M.t-.fE. IF ,n;rn.d
carsss ~ "; rSliss MSSssE 81 !, aihEmea qapee.ea
~ Tc1o+1o Poorio j, warzzur Railway conn,nv m
Parker: IKE :o1 attrmed. sd.'1' g "'N" ~p'
"a ip.c;nc RICK Island Railroad Con2uany VI.
,rMt+ ~ o,.as"aa O. ..n .11. .nI -sr,ndaI 41A' -"
~ Ti D;Ss, T. ~ Ie1ari R.iIro.d r.nnn.nv
Ano .n:n 1s4ns - d .~~ ~'@@ 1A f@2' 80
Asshen; 1s;a amsmeo: n;. ~.xp,,1,.v eor,,nv
tAe tu'e..o - tso3'H 80, = aJ "rt..s -ae1t351tn. ~
1oaason; 1e'o1ss9 4Aa 1e44a"eo' ''''e'4 A0"'<tN"1
- ,1.T.. Sa.13I' n.-.,,, ,as-,,.d
p;r, - nndarxoso,1 asarmed
Alien ner1er w. stencer sti.meds
Frederick r. r. Wht!s et.:,s affirmed: 1aaea u,,.,
hn1gnt VI. aut3oos g g. q. @n1
Do5le w. p,t. - - ~ ay.,s5 49, IA -e,,.,d.d
1StA,sr ~ ~ r. Pr-natt ~ a .t4rmei
1a1e.3u ,uo3. -, - ~ nt%o.+sS - r. ,fnG
1s.s 1GnA ~ - - ~ 1IrE.v:. .f9rmI
." w. - Tre Gb}c,9n RnrIro+o, r f,tnrv
IsJo e o. w. tus }-naa
A:'e1 Tbe E % Goal COMPANY ". Braidvood; affirmed.
1,.it~ ~ at Al " H7rfrr ct Il rrrera-d and rn.
s9 osA9"1A~ ~ ~ 'o - ~ ~' ~
tn7ndsa; 71;a: o.. Rand n.x,uv n r.vr7.,s and ,,z
k1dder W. hano' aasSaoy 6 w. 1o'es7oo A1o 10
G1an1ea. ...
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tons, for 50 long as they meet their en-
gagements with their characteristic
punctually and Deatness OF execution
they need have no fears from competI-
ton.
Very near this foundry Is the celebra.
ted Lehlgh Valley Emery Wheel Manu.
factory, which is also working to its
full capacity, and, with the pres ent ia :
cilitles for doing work, are turning out
an immense quantity Of superior wheels,
and yet they are far from being able to
meet the wants of their patrons, as the
large number of orders that they have
on hand, untitled, attests. They, toe,
are preparing to increase their facilities
for doing work, and it is believed that
when they do get these additions COM
pleted, their capacity for doing that
character Of work will not be second to
any In the country. c.
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UPELLING u

A Spelling match has been ar
ranged to take place, on Friday eve
ming, May 7th, 1875, in the Scho ol
Hail, Lehighton. Three prizes will
be given, as follows:
The first prize, solid 18 caret band
finger ring, value $12.
The second prize, gold mounted
rubber penholder, pen and pencil,
value 81.
The third prize, handsome pen
knife, value $3.
All are invited to participate.
Spoilers are requested to sendintheir
names to A. G.. Dollenmayer, jew
eler, on or before Friday noon. Doors
open at z 80 spelling to commence
at 8 o'clock. Admission Is cents.
The following rules will govern
the spelling:
1. The spoilers shall pronounce the
words given them before spelling.
O. All rare and obsolete words, and also
all uncommon technical and proper names,
shall be excluded.
8. Definitions shall be given when re.
quired.
4. Either websters or worcester's Die.
tionary shall be authority for pronoun-
citation and spelling of words
8. No second trial and no prompting
shall be allowed, nor shall the same word
be given to q second speller, unless the
first declines to spell at II, in which case It
shall be O miss.
R.F. Hofford
N. b. Reber
Al. Durling Com.
w NJ. Rapsher
A. G. Dolienmayer)
The prizes can be seen at A. G. Dollen =
mayors Matchmaking establishment,
South street, Lehighton.
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Obituary.

Obituary.
ssSlmon Weidenheimer, OF this borough,
who was stricken with paralysis a few
weeks ago, died about half-past seven
O'Clock on Tuesday morning last. lie
was born in Baden, Germany. In 1919,
and emigrated to this country in 1874,
settling in Lehighton in the following
year, OF which place he remained a citi-
zen until the time of his death-a Pc
riod Of 80 years. Deceased was twice
married, each wife bearing him o child
rem, of whom there are surviving him
II, seven OF the first born family hav.
ing entered the great unknown land. -
Deceased was highly esteemed by a
large number of friends. The funeral
took place from his late residence on
Friday, and was attended to the grave
by large circle of relatives aud friends,
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COURT Croooodings.
April 10, 1s75.--Court convened at
10 a. m. Present Hon. s. S. Dreher,
President Judge, and Associates Hous-
ton and Wentz
j. P. Taylor VS.. G.. B. Linderman--
in equity. Motion to enlarge time to
answer fled.
Charles Kline VS.. John Laubaeh--
case tried by'jury. Verdict In favor Of
defendant.
In the matter of the Sheriff's sale of
real estate of =. j. Kelser. Appoint.
ment of auditor revoked.
Chas. A. Kline vs.. John Laubach.
Deft's. bill of costs filed. Amount
$32.32.
Estate Of Elizabeth Reinheimer. Pc
titions for sale of real estate. Order of
sale granted. Administrator to file
bond In 81, 200.
Charles A. Kline VS.. John Laubach.
Sherlff's receipt of a four dollar jury
fee filed.
Quakertown Savings Bank of Bucks
county VS.. J. II. Salkeld & Co. Rule
to plead within 20 days.
Petition Of David Rudderick for the
adoption Of Catharine Edwards, minor
child of Rowlauds. Granted.
Petition Of Jacob, Peter and Sylves-
ter and Eliza Jane Weaver for guar
dian. W. S. Harpel, of East Mauch
Chunk appointed, and bonds in 81 200
approved.
The case of B. F. Kleppinger vs.. the
Township of Packer, which has occu-
pied the attention of the court since
Tuesday morning, came to close
Thursday afternoon the jury render
ing a verdict for the whole amount
claimed-$1, ,200-with interest, in IA
vor of Mr.. Kleppinger. We understand
that the defendants contemplate an ap-
peal.
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must be sought IN the enjoyment af-
forded by last nights ''Spelling Bee. :"
As the second affair of the kind, II may
be looked upon as revised and ini-
proved edition of the first. Gotten up
by, and fer the benefit Of, the Young
Mems Christian Association, it was,
of course extensively patronized. Every.
body was there, and his neighbor. l
mean everybody that claims to be a
body: IT'S almost needless to say that
the Court House was densely packed
since 1t Is sure to be thus on such occa.
sions. In short IL was time which
will long be remembered. The music
was excellent, the spelling animated,
and the prizes hotly contested. Never
theless, struggle Of two hours dura.
ton resulted in the triumph Of two out
of an original class of 45. Eugene
Whitman capturing the first prize-a
large family bible-and Prof. Kline the
second "A years subscription for
Scribner's Monthly. Fannie Morris
was presented with boquet, as the
best lady speller. The prize accorded
to Mr.. Whitman was by him presented
TO the Y. NJ. C. A. Yours,
April 30, 1875. CAvENDIsH.
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improvements.

A number of improveme are be-
ing made in East Weissport, A. Os-
wald is building new store and dwell
ing. which is now under roof. and he
expects to have 1t ready for occupancy In
about four weeks. Nathan Snyder is
putting up double row of porches
around his store and dwelling, which
will add much TO the attractiveness of
the building when finished. Isaiah
Miller, the butcher, has surrounded his
dwelling with very neat and substan.
tial new paling fence. Thomas Koons,
will shortly commence the erection of a
dwelling house, next to the store of Mr.
Oswald. A number OF other improve
ments are also in contemplation.
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Special Notices.

QToP THAT COUGHING pulmonory COM
ASpiaint, however obstinate, can resist tho heal.
Ing influence OF "Dr. Morris's Syrup Of Tar, wild
Cherry and Horahound." II isa certain cure for
Coughs. Colds Hoarsensss, Sore Throat and Asth>
ding TO Consumption. Nothing that We have ever
sold aetaso promptly In Group or effsctually In
Whooplng Cough. II contains no opium and 10
pleasant TO take. Cough-worn Victims, whose
lungs are rAcksd and torn with pAToxysms which
threaten to choke them, hnd sure and speedy 10
lief In It's use For sale by 0. w. Lents, and A.
J. Durllng, Ishighton. Pa. Sept. 18th, lsT1.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The Notwithstanding besn permanently cured Of
that dread disease, Consumption by simple rem
edy, Is anxious to make kncwn to his efow suf
fsrers the means Of cure. To all who desire IT, he
will send copy OF the prescription used, (frss OF
ehaTgs), with the directions toE preparing and ua
ing tho same, which they will Ind sURl CURA-
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoKcaITIs, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad.
dress, REv. 4. A. WILSON,
l9A Penn St, Williamsburg, New York,
Dec. 28-8m.
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weissport Industries.
Slatington, April 2sth, 1875.

weissport Industries.
A stroll through Weissport with a
short stop at the Messrs. Olewine &
Miners foundry, will readily convince
the lnqulsitive that all the miners In the
Lehigh region are not on q turn out,
but, on the contrary, the Miners Of this
foundry are turning out regularly every
week casting for three hundred Of the
Domestic Sewing Machines, with fixed
contract for over one years work at
this rate. This Is working the foundry
TO Its full capacity, they are, therefore,
compelled to refuse more orders for
work from responsible parties which
they would gladly do had they SUM-
Client room in their building TO employ
the necessary help. They now have
an area OF abont three thousand square
feet of floor, and In order to meet the
demands for their work, they contem-
plate putting an addition to their pres
ent building equal TO one-half OF its
present capacity. which will furnish
them floor room SUFFICIENT to employ
about twenty-one moulders, and the
sooner that this ls done the sooner the
wants of the public will be supplied. 1t
is very certain that they will incur no
risk In making the contemplated add.