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Big Creek Items.

Hon. A. j.. Durling and our friend,
DR.. seiple, Of Lehighton, were at this place
on Sunday last, the guests of j. j. Kemercr,
Esq.
Mr.. Harrison Smith, of Pine Run, lost
a valuable COW one day last week. Her
death was caused by eating too much
young clover.
Mr.. C. A. Buck, it is said, has purchased
horse Of Mr. Paul Buck for Sl25. Appear
ances indicate that the former intends to
engage in the occupation of farming here.
If SO, we wish him abundant success In his
new undertaking.
The present is good season to go over
your apple and pear trees in search of borers.
At this time, as they are pushing their way
down into the stems for winter protection,
they commit the most serious ravages.
The shortest and surest way to live with
honor in the world is to be in reality what
we would appear to be.
You can CLEAN knowledge by reading
but you must separate the chalf from the
wheat by thinking.
The only way for man to escape being
found out is to pass for what he is. The
only way to maintain good character is to
deserve it. 1t is easier to correct our faults
than to conceal them.
Mr.. Robert Miller was on a busines:
visit to Delano, Schuylkill county, on Mon
day last
Several of the cases of typhoid fever in
the upper part of the valley are improving
which we learn from DR.. Seiple, the attend
ing physician.
-Ex, Sheriff Stocker and wife were on &
visit to this place on Sunday.
Rev. E. Butt will preach in the Solti
church on Sunday morning. After tn,
close of the services it is expected that therC
will be an election for superintendent o
Sunday school. Its, therefore, desired tha
all friends of the school be present.
Paul Kresge, Esq, of Stemlersville, tn,
popular candidate for Sheriff, gave us brie
call on Thursday morning of last week
We are always pleased to meet him. Pau
is a clever gentleman, and will make al
excellent Sheriff for little Carbon. So mot
it be. REVERE.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Dr. Beck OF Lipsic holds tea and coffee ac'
countable for nervousness aud peevshnoss.
Cardinal Manning went from Liverpool
expressly to christen the Duke OF Norfolk i
heir, the Earl of Arundel and Surrey.
The cost of living is very low in Mel
bourne. Prime meat is TO cents a pound
and bread l24 cents for four pound loaf.
The statue of Montesquleu, TO be erected
at Brede, the native town ofthe philosopher
is finished, and will be publicly exhibited
at Bordeaux.
Charles Bunker was accidentally killed
while going 10 his wedding at Belleiontaine
Ohio, and was subsequently buried in hii
bridegroom clothes.
Sir Garnet Wolseley, according to the Zu
luland correspondent Of the London Stand
ard, offered TO- 900 head of cattle for kns
Cetywayo, alive or dead. 1t is difficult L
believe" saws the Standard, "that an Eng
| lish General can have sought TO bring abQs
the murder Of man who, be he what hC
may, is a crowned King-erownsd by oul
| own hands-who has simr.y resisted the
invasion of his country. II is certain tina
/ the real difficulties si our position will only
| begin with ths destruction OF his power
/ When the, irun rule is broken, what is q
/ take It's place p
The three policemen at Miamsburl
/ (Ohio) picnic tried IN vain 10 prevent tight
/ ing. At length they held consultation
and resolved, inasmuch as the assembl,
seemed 10 be divided into two nearly eQua
fractions. 10 leave them 10 themselves. I've
men were killed within an hour aud sever
wounded.
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North and East weissport.

The employees at the Company's boat
yard are very busy at present.
Esq. W. c. Weiss lecture on temperance,
delivered at North Weissport, met with the
heartest approval of all present,
A number of our young men and their
lady friends spent the greater part of Sunday
last at the Big Rock,
Gid. Zimmerman claims to possess the
largest potato raised in Franklin twp.
john Ezrang, of North Weissport, will
remove his family to Catasauqua shortly.
-Laury & Rickert have arrived with a
second boat load of melons. They claimed
to have on board the largest melon brought
up the canal this season, and quickly dis
posed Of it to Campbell Vent, who gener-
ously sliced it among the ladies.
F. L. Raber sticks in the political mirs
clear up To his ears. VIII not the sage Of
the Democrat hasten 10 his rescue
A daughter of Walter Krotzer died on
Friday Of last week,
Mrs. Sarah Evans has removed hel
family TO Scranton.
Albert Campbell will address the Young
Mems Institute this friday evening.
John Zern and Aaron Snyder claim t.
be the champion croquet players.
VIII " Revere Of Big Creek, pleas
state from what authority he derives tina
the first copper cent was struck in 1893, an,
whether It was struck in this country or il
| France. OLD PRoB,
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Union sunday school Celebration.

Our Big Creek reporter furnishes the fol-
lowing full details of the union Sunday
school celebration in Solt's Grove, on last
Saturday,
The Evangelical and Lutheran and Re-
formed Sunday schools OF this place, held a
union celebration in the beautiful grove of
Reuben Solt, near the St. Paul's church, on
Saturday last. Both schools formed in line
in front of their respective church at 1880
a. M, each headed with a large banner
beautifully trimmed with evergreen, roses,
ribbon, etc, and then marched to the grove
where suitable seats ana a speakers stand
had been erected. The Evangelical school
had their blackboard on the grounds with
an instructive lesson thereon from the Sun
day School Journal published by Nelson Il
Phillip, New York.
The exercises were opened by singing,
and with prayer by Rey. +. Butt, Of Parry
willie. W. 4. Kemerer explained the black
board lessoni aud he was followed in neat
and appropriate address by Rev }. Z. Free
man of the Reformed church. This closed
the morning exercises.
The exercises in the afternoon were opened
by vocal music, aud a speech to the child.
ren in German. lie was followed by Rev
j. E. Freeman in German. Prof j. f. Sny,
der was called upon to address the meeting
which he did in most admirable manner
his remarks being especially directed to pa
rents their duty IN seeing that they at.
tend punctually the Sabbath school. an
sorry that so few parents were present on
the occasion, as the meeting was one Of the
pleasantest that has occurred in this vicinity
for a number Of years; and as the children
have now had pleasant day to themselves
as had been been promised, we hope the,
may now be found regularly in their seat
at the Sunday sechool and when possibl,
let the parents come with them. Some ar
opposed TO giving children an occasional da,
to themselves, but, friends, remember ther
is time to instruct, aud a time when chill
dren should be allowed to play.
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STATE NEWS.

Frosts have fallen in Centre county.
The Beaver Falls File works are working
l2t hours day.
John D. Leib, prominent merchant Of
Bellelonte. died on Tuesday last.
Five buildings were damaged by fire in
Piusburg on Friday afternoon to the extent
Of S3l 900.
Six Pittsburg firms are so busy that
they have refused large Government con-
tract.
The Altoona car works which were burned
in the early part Of the summer are being
rapidly rebuilt.
The keystone Bridge Company, of Pitts
burg, have four hundred hands employed,
working until ten O'Clock at night.
The bricklayers of Pittsburg have resolved
to strike for 50 per day. The contractors say
that they will regret it,
Helen Burke, young woman living neaI
Media, was burned to death on Friday morn
sug by the explosion Of a coal-oil lamp,
] A. May, Esq, formerly of the Norristown
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Miller, VS.. Daniel Christman.

If Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Klotz, of East
Weissport, should be spared until the 18th
of October (and we hope they may be), they
will celebrate their golden wedding the
jOth anniversary of their married life.
Mrs. Guth has just opened her fall and
winter STYLES of fashionable millinery goods,
which, for the cash she is selling for prices
that actually defy all competition. Her
patrons are invariably satisfied with their
bargains, and recommend their friends to
buy their millinery goods at her store. See
her advertisement in another bolumn.
The sad intelligence reached his friends
Nlere on Tuesday, that James Kelchncr, an
employee of the Metallic Paint Company at
Lehigh Gap, on Monday night fell into one
of the ore pits, at that place and was almost
instantly killed. The following particulars
Of the sad affair we CLEAN from the Stating
ton Noes Of Wednesday; ltappears that the
operators Of this mine employ men to work
two shlts-day and night-Mr. KelchneI
being employed on the latter shift, and il
is the custom with the night gang to leave
the mine at IL o'clock and come to the
mouth of the shaft for the purpose Of having
lunch and an hours sleep.--On this iata
night the men had partaken Of their meals
and were about to take their nap, when the
horse, that was attached to the hosting ma.
chincry, became frightened at some Object
unknown to the men, and suddenly started
to run away, and Kelchner, who was lyinl
on the opposite side of the horse and shaft
got up with the intention OF pursuing tn,
animal, but eie he took many steps, he wa
precipitated into the pit-jG feet deep-anC
was killed outright.
The farmers and gardners, and the en-
terprisng ladies of Weissport are busy, get
ting ready such articles as will be exhibite,
at the coming fair.
The rain that fell here on Wednesda,
was very much needed for the fall growing
vegetation.
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The new flour and feed store seems to
he doing thriving business.
Mrs. Jacob Peters is visiting friends IN
Mechanicshurg. and does not propose re-
turning home before next week.
The "2.3O Trotter" is now performing
at heavy team work in company with an
other horse.
&C. W. Dauncnhaucr, Of New York, was
in town last Monday on business with IL.
P. Cooper, supt.
-B. +. Tctcr, intends moving his family
to Lchigh Gap about the first of October
Mr.. T., was appointed Station Agent at that
place several months ago.
-"Lewis, the pcddler," il fitting up hi.
store room and expects to get his goods about
the first of next month.
-Worbmen are engaged in repairing the
"old stone mill" They arc fitting it up fol
a carpenter shop.
The Philadelphia and Reading express
office has been decorated with new sign
which adds much TO the general appearance
Of the building
-Thoro arc now abont so pupils in the
primary school, and, under Miss Maggie
Rinker's instruction, they seem to be max
ing progress.
There is a rumor that another surprise
party will take place one of these fine even
ings. Who knows?
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court Hochetss OckODeF ASNhs
The Carbon county courts will convene at
the Court House in Mauch Chunk Oct. 49,,
1879, at 2 o'clock, p. m. The following is
the docket;
CRiMNAL LIsT-October Is.
Commonwealth versus,
VIM. Dobson, assault and battery; Mrs
NJ. Harris prosecutrix.
VIM. Reed, embezzlement; Anne Tree,
prosecutrix.
Thos. Il. Jones, fraudulently and malici-
ously tearing and destroying promissorynotej
Solomon Reuter-, prosecutor.
Peter Duhey, selling liquor without Ii
cense; j. IL. Brink, prosecutor.
Fanny Gallagher, assault and batteryj
Catharine O'Brian, prosecutrix.
Dennis Thrcsley, assault with intent to
commit rape Matilda Solomon, prosecu-
trix.
John McGinty, larceny; Frank Warg,
prosecutor.
VIM. Dougherty, false pretensej Fred.
Grimes, prosecutor.
Daniel Eastman, assault and battery
Elizabeth Eastman, prosecutriX.
Mnuus 1arkins, assault ana battery !;
Bridget Curran, prosecutrix,
Fredericka Miller, prosecutrix.
Lewis Miller, assault and batteryj Casper
Reahl, prosecutor.
CIVIL LGsr-October 90.
The Weatherly b. & j. Association, VS..
Elizabeth Rothrock, John Rothrock, Chas.
Britain.
NJ. A. Robson, Administrators Of A. Rob
ison, decd, vs. Thos. Kcmercr, Administra-
tor Of Oliver Breneiser, decd.
Samuel /. Meckes, to use OF Cornelius
Snyder, VS.. The Pottsville Mutual Fire In
surance Company of Pennsylvania.
Ira Davenport. VS.. Thomas Broderick, T.
Frank Walter, Thos. D. Conyngham, late
partners trading as Thos. Broderck & Co.
JOS Fenstermacher & Co., VS.. VIM. Getz.
Jacob Nothstein VS.. Jacob Strauss
Jonathan A. White, VS.. Alexander Robi-
son, original owner, and Ario Pardce, terre
tenant.
The Merchants Bank Of Easton, Penn'a.,
VS.. George W. Esser and Fisher Hazard.
James Zeigeniuss, VS., Reuben Z. Miller
and Edward Boyer, who were members OF
the co partnership composed OF j. G. Krea-
mcr, Abraham c. Prince, said Reuben +.
Miller and Edward Boyer, and doing busi-
ness in the name of the Millport Blacksmith
company.
Paul banner, VS.. Samuel L. Meckes.
Daniel Kress, VS.. Samuel Seller.
Jacob Nothstcin, VS.. Jacob Strouss.
Joseph Otto and JOHN Otto, VS.. Gabriel
Schinke.
Nathan Snydervs. Polly Gildner and John
Gidner.
Samuel II. Dunlap and Sulome Dunlap
VS.. j. S. Webb, constable.
Lewis Semmel one ofthe Trustees of lions
congregation, Allen Township, Northamp.
ton county, Penna., VS.. James Ziegenius,and
| G.. D. Schuck, Trustees of the Lutheran CON
gregaton of Lower Towamensing Twp, Pa
II. D. Breil assigned to S. r. Engleman
vs. G. L. Foster.
A. Chrisman, VS.. Christ. Shirer.
Dennis Houtz, VS.. VIM. II. Strauss.
W. w. Scott, VS.. Norma Grove, No. %, U
| A. o. D., Of Mauch Chunk.
Frank &. Peters, VS.. Nathan Latter.
Mary Zane, by her next friend J. W. Har
Ian VS.. Isaac Zane.
Stephen Kern, VS.. L. Kurn and Milton
Kern.
p. J. Miller, VS.. Daniel Christman.
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Woulist thou my friend good health enjoy
Each day and hour your time employ
Secure repose from sickness. ills.
THIS thou cor'st dp--tqks Lircr Pills;
d dost thuu suffer from disease,
Caused by Gp,sure, diet? these,
Or other ills. whaie'er their name,
Submit at once. ami leave the frame,
Like shadows dartirg DER the hills,
In terror lice from Lircr PuiS.
Vice-like although they've chung for years,
Encouraged be, nor yeid TO fears,
Repose in quiet. health's bright rills
Persne the pathway of these Pills.
In childhood, youth, and in old age.
Let cheerful thoughts thy mind engage.
Let others sulier-ievers, chills,
Sure thou art free with Liver Pills.
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rIauch Cv,uDIs Notes


oBrUARY.-Mrs. john Lcisonring, wife
Of Judge Leisenring, died suddenly on Sat-
urday last, of Brights disease Of the kidneys.
Her funeral took place on Tuesday, and was
one among the largest funerals ever wit
messed in Mauch Chunk. The services were
solemnized at the Presbyterian church, Of
which decease was u member, Rev. Edsall
Ferrier, officiating. The pail bearers were
Rob't II. Sayre, Bethlehem; Snml Thomas,
Hokendauqua; a. W. Butler, George Rud-
die, Allan Craig and c. o. Skccr, Mauch
Chunk. The remains were laid to rest ia
Mauch Chunk cemetery. Mrs. Lciscnring
was the daughter Of the late Daniel Bertsh,
and was born in this borough In 1925 she
was, therefore, flty-tour years old, and one
of the early residcnters of the "manor born"
here. At an early age Of womanhoo6 she
was welded to Mr.. Leisenring, and his own
honorable history has been her history
the faithful helpmeet, the devoted mother,
the patient, charitably, christian woman.
But she made no trumpet blast of her "good
deeds done !" they were heralded not upon
tbc stroo, .corrors NOR u,on tboropche,ros.
Init at the bedside Of the humble sick and
sutIaring and in tbo home Of distress among
her nieghbors, where the children Of poverty
"cried for bread" the name of Mrs. Leisen-
ring was written in living letters of gold.
Altborob sbo had hoon n natient sufIerer
for lon, ,i,ro with u,o insidiops moladv
tbot torTo,no,o6 bor lia II assumed an
ALARMING form abopt two week apo. and
oven tben doncor was not Thought TO be i'm.
r,incnt 7, 10 said that she died as she had
Observation-Disclosures without a strug-
,le in the arms or her husband who YVES
e,deavorino IN lirt her 70 a more comforta-
ble nosture, In later wears she spcnt much
orbar tip,a away rron hero. md much of
il ot her simmer residence at Upper Lehiph.
Whom leaving home the invariuble iniunc-
tion to the gardner and greenhouse keeper
was. "Dop't forget the sick p' in other words
thot tbo lpvuriops rruits of the promises.
durino her absence. should be made to cheer
her needy and lanruishing neighbors; and
thew alwovs did. One brother - Daniel
Portscl Of Inner Iebioh a: and two sisters
Mrs Pone Of this boroupb. and Mrs. Dir.
Wontz aurvive her. She also leaves two
dopc,ters and two sons TO mourn an irrep-
or,LIo loss
C,cprcr,ov Whom in connection with
tho late Penublicon Convention, we stated
thot tho Ntoucb Cbunl, cohol. in peorrnpbi
c,,,v oruortioning their noliticol tnvors had
c;,or this h,ro,,rb rothing wc did NOT then
Ioo,, ho+ u,o c,,rous "sot,rdov night
counseIo dealt tho denutv.sberiT to this
bor,ucb II is now understood that in case
K,one !, oIoo.od shorig AIhir stollo ESQ
i..,'Lo II. aornt, And aI,borrh il NAV
-, ,,,.., Ill., ,,,,.Las or NJ KooHs 10 oi,o
a.. ,,i.o. NJ. GIL ;r r,o p;rr hos co
,,.,,rI ,,,-;lo o.rirn,,,s viii NOT .,ord .
rLa., or chow irbo irwin, Of a sheria,s
20. ,.I;o,, ho,d ,,,od f,r q ca ,oors ooor
.'..~,;...ia, ofhi,oR .;ol town r,ll ,,,oco
,Ir -. r.ha,I, i, ,,o hands Of tbo
Na,oL ChrrL r1rirnIotors with whom
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d EGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Executors,
Administrators and Guardians hereinafter
named have filed their respective accounts OF
the following estates in the Registers Office
Mt Mauch Chunk, in and for the County OF
CaruO on, which accounts have been allowed by
the Register, will be presented to the Judges
OF the Orphans Court ON MONDAY, the 18Th
day OF OCTOBER NEXT, at o'clock P.M.,
for confirmation:
First and final account of James McCroady,
NecutOr of the last Will and testament Uf
Jane Winterstein, decd.
First and final account of WIN, II. Evans. al.
ministrator Of the estate OF Thomas W.
Crane, decd.
Account Of Catharine File, Administrative Of
Michael lle, late Of Weatherly Borough,
deceased.
Final account Of Jacob Blakslee. adminlstra-
tor OF the estate Of John Blakslee, late Of
Kidder Township, deceased.
The second and final account OF Edward Rel-
ly, Executor of Susan Meighan, late Of
Upper Mauch Chunk, Pa, deed
The firstand final account ofIIenry McGarry,
Guardian OF Patrick Mccullough, minor
child Of Michael Mccullough, deed
The final account of Thomas Haggerty, TX
ecutOr, &c, Ol the estate Of Bernard Bar
ron, decd.
Second account of VIM. johnson and Jane
SchOheld, administrators of IL. l.. SchOneld,
late of RockpOrt, Carbon county, deed.
BERNARD PHILLIPS, Register.
Mauch Chunk, Sept. II, lS79-w4
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A SSIGNEE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that Levi WentL,
assignee Of David Zellner, has filed his first and
tinal account as such assignee in the Court o.
Common Plea OfCarbOn County, and that III :
same will come up for confirmation absOl' ,ts,
ly, and will he allowed by said Court on the
18th day OF October, 1879, unless cause be
shown 10 the contrary.
by the Court.
THuS. KENERER, Proth'y.
Mauch Chunk, sept, -, 1879 wi
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u n. SIZE w wERs,
Local and Personal.
TO suRsCRIBEWs.

Subscribers to the CARBoN ADVOCATE will
take special notice that our terms are one
dollar year strictly in advance, if not so
paid 81. rs will be charged in every instance
Subscribers getting their papers by mail viii
refer to the direction tabs on their papers
and note the date, and remit accordingly
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Notice is hereby given, that Samuel Leib-
onguth assignee OF William Horn, has filed
his account as such assignee in the Court of
Common Pleas Of Carbon County, and that
the same will come up Tor confirmation ahsu-
lutely, and will be allowed by said Court on
the 18th day OF October, 1879 unless cause be
shown TO the contrary.
BY the Court
Taos KEMERER, PIothonotary.
Mnueh Chunk SEM ~ lS7oW4
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The argus / the name ofan afternoon pa
per that made igs first appearance in Easton
on Monday. II makes neat Typographical
appearance, aud is carefully edited, It is
issued from the office of,he weekly ArguS,
and is the third afternoon paper in Easton.
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SO Reward.

The undersigned will pay the above Re
ward to any person giving Information which
will lead TO the conviction OF PARTIES
TEARING DOWN or DEFAOING THEIR
SIGN BOARDS recently posted through the
cOuntry. J. T. NU>BAuM X SON,
Original Cheap Cash Store.
LehlghtOn, Sept. Is, lsl9.-tf.
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$500

dh q DnA TO $500 A YEAR. or IS to $50 q
AabkH day III your own lOCaify. o
SURVVV risk. Women do rs well az men.
Many maze more than the
amount stated above. No one en- lail to make
mo ey iHst ANY one can do the work You
can MAKE from s. cents to 81 an hour by devOt.
ing your evenings nuu spare tine to the ousi.
ness. 1t costs nothmS to try tne business.
Nothing like 1t Tor money makinP ever UffeI ed
before. Bu mess pleasant lud strictly honor.
qhIe. Reader, II Nou want to know all about
the best paving business hc1ore the Iublc "ci d
us YOUR address aed we viii send YOU fnll par
nCulars and private terms free samp es worth
s5 also freH you eau then make up your minf
Tor YOursc Address GEORG h STlNSON
&c CO., Portland Mai @, June 7.-lyA,
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rbc Cadets.

Z nc Catuets'
By Special invitation, Gen. John D. Bcr-
toilette, of Mauch Chunk, inspected Capt.
Morthmer's company OF cadets on Tuesday
evening. The company, rank and file,
are now all thoroughly armed and equipp-
ed with all the paraphernalia of war except
a uniform, which they will endeavor to have
ready by the Fair. After the inspection, Al
the public square, the company repaired to
Luderman's Hall, where twas addressed
by Gen. Bertoette and F. P. Longstreet, Esq
Both speakers ecmplimente,. the company
upon its military appearance, and upon the
commendable progress it has made in or
ganizing. The General was particularly
complimentary totthe officers for the good
discipline and attainments. in the drill tC
which the cadets have been brought within
the short period since it began to organize
The following is the company's present
roster, to which few more members car
be added
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TRUrru AND soREItNEss.

What is the best family medicine in the
world n regulate the bowels,purify the blood
remove costivenss and billiousness, aid di-
gestion and stimulate the whole system ?
Truth and soberness compels MS to answer
Hop Bitters, being pure perfect and harmless.
See "Truths' in auathcr column. 42-2
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The Democrats OF Franl,Iin,

Are requested to meet at the franklin
House, in East Weissport, on Monday even
ing, goth instant, at 1880 o'clock All should
be present. Hon. Allan Craig, +, II. Raugh
and John Kline, Esqs. are expected 10 be
present and address the meeting
The County Committee,
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Religious Notes.

EvASGELICAL 'HuRCH, wEssPoRr. Rev.
}. h. seylrit, pastor, German preaching at
10 a. m., Ia the North " eissport chapel, Ger.
man services At I:So ?. NJ, in the weissport
church,
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Mr.. Hazori of Tlrcluse, X. l., gave
lawn party TO tho spirits of his dead rela-
tivcs. lie saws 'hat Among the que Is were
his late vile aud daughter.