The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-01-30


each day OF actual service rendered
The New Jersey Central Railroad
contemplated erecting large car shSps
a short distance above Mauch Chunk.
Work will he commenced on the iulr
provoment 10 the spring.
Burglars have no rights that an
horest citizen Is obliged to r. cognize,
and II the latter shoots and kills q thief
In his house, or In the attempt to break
in, thr law rules the act justifiable.
Mcdaniel & Nicholson, retail dea-
lers Ia fresh fish and oysters, in tho old
Office of the Fort Allen Rolling Nil,
Weissport. Families supplied at short
notice ant at the lowest market price.
Visits Lehighton, Tuesdays, Thursd "
and Saturdays. Look out for the wag>
on. (22)
Our friend. Lieut.. Thos, Mussel.
man, of New Mahoning, was In town
Wednesday, and called In and paid his
subscription for 1875. Friend Tom
was a good soldier, and now makes a
good citizen. Who is the next to step
rp to the Captains desk?
When Mayor Evans, of Reading,
wants to send up va2rar he inpuires:
'Will you ohilge us by remaining the
guest of the city for sixty days?" The
guest IL 10 impressed with the mayors
pOliteness that he generally accepts.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany will commence, In short time,
the erection Of new iron bridge across
the Delaware River, at Easton. 1t will
be abont 100 feet long, and wide e.
nough for three tracks. Messis. Kel-
logg & Maurice, Of Athens, Pa, have
the contract for the work.
Daniel Olewine, Esq, Ia now the
most prominent candidate for burgess.
of this borough, and Fred Leuck IL
prosdinently named for the council.
/-Fred. Schmidt, of the Lehieh Val.
ley House, 419 Berks street, Philadel-
phia, was In town Wednesday. and
dropped in to see us. He Is looking
exceedingly well hotel keeping evi.
IDENTIFY agrees with him. -
The attention of all who are, inter
ested in Sunday School matters Is di-
rected to the synopsis of an address de-
livered to the teachers of The Reformed
Sunday School, on Sunday last, by Mr..
w. Seaboldt, and published on our first
page to day.
The 'nincompoOp" who furnishes
items for a down country daily, wants
us to give him notice. Can't do 1t for
less than ten cel Is line, and that must
be paid in advance.
"A little daughter of Phaon Clauss.
of this borough, died on Sunday last.
The funeral took place on "Wednesday,
and was largely attended.
"A new, handsome and attractive
sign, has been hung out by O. W. Geiss,
| IN front OF his carriage WanufactOry,
corner of Bank and Iron streets,
Mr.. Wall. I. Peters, formerly with
Peter Helm, of this place, has opened a
boot and shoe making shop, one door
below the NJ. Il. Church, at DolonS-
burg. Mr.. p. is a first. rate workman
and should receive the patronage of Our
| Packerton friends.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
| of this week Prof. Joe Bond AMUSED
q number of our cit zens by slack rope
performances on Bank street. We do
not think the amount realized by him
for his fool hardy tricks would buy q
COW.
"A little boy, son of Martin Fahay,
residing near the Landing Tavern,
ab0ve Mauch Chunk, was fatally burn
ed on Wednesday last. The mother had
gone out for pail of water, aud upon
her return found the child's clothes in
flames.
The firm of Hooven, F-rnau &
MONTE, Of Ilaz!eton, have Dissolved
Mr.. j. 4. MOutz, moving to MahOnine
Valley. The business at HaEleton will
continue under tie name Of nOoven &
Fernau.
"A branch of the A. N. Of the Al
Chain Is ab0nt organizing In this bOr-
ough. The first meeting will be held
in Reher's Hall tonight Saturday
Jan. 80.
Progressing finely. The arrange
ments for the enter taiDMeDt by HoUl
& Ladder Co., Of this place, on Feb. %
Proceeds tn be applied 10 llquldating the
debt on truck, &c.
Now IL the time to revive business
advertising will do it. To wake up tn,
dormant trade Is the business OF oul
merchants. This should not be neg
lrcted. Advertise, then, your business
Advertise In the weekly paper tina
goes right out TO the people you wlst
as customers, aud who will appreciat,
your invitation,
Ben. George and Edwin Ziegen-
fuss Papers have been returned iron
AQuashicoIa by the post master, mark
I'd refused" They will each mi
81 cts. to this Office to square accounts
That night scavenger, John Muend
lein, Is requested TO call aud pay for th'
cards he ordered at this office severa
months ago, aud take them away will
him. Come, John, be honest.
County Superintendent, r. F. Hof'
ford, will please accept our thanks fu
q copy OF the School Report for 1874
Mr.. HIS. term as Superintendent vii
expire the coming spring, and we un
ders'and that he Is a candidate for re
election to that position. The genera
| satisfaction of the people with the LnAIl