The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-02-06

| Allentown, was in town over Sunday.
We enjoyed two or three hours very
pleasantly with him. Call again, friend
John.
The Hazeton Daily News of las
Saturday says an informal meeting of
| the coal operators of the Middle Coal
Field, was held at the Mansion House,
in that borough, on the previous day,
and concludes by saying that "the ele-
mentS seem TO be moving towards re-
ump ton"
--Seighing parties have been of al
most nightly occurrence lately. The
heavy rain Wednesday bid fair to put
stop to this delightful sport, but dur
ing the night change took place, and
Thur day opened with a siarp cold
wind. Now the bells continue their
merry jingle.
-Parlor Organs manufactured by
Messrs. Beatty s. Plotts are highly rec
commended by distinguished mrn and
eminent musicians, aud no doubt are a
very superior instrument, See advlr-
tisement in another column.
While some men were loading coal
at the Beaver Meadow colliery on Fri
day afternoon, a 'slide" Of coal came
down upon them. John Doughprty
was killed and ftur others injured Que
of the latter, named Richard Hall, hav-
ing leg broken.
". q. Cambell, book keeper in the
insurance agency of r. g. Smith, at
Wilkesbarrc, was arrested Monday af-
ternoon on the charge of having embez-
zled $40, 900. In the evening he shot
himself, at the Luzerne house, the ball
passed through the body above the
heart; he was not expected to recover.
Mr.. F. a. DOny, of Honesdale, is
about to enter the lecture field. lie
has three lectures prepared -"Mak ing
Faces" "Rum as Murderer" and
'Poor Lo."
In the case of Com. VS.. Timothy
Boyle, tried at Wilkes Barre last week
for the muruer of David Story at Halle.
ton in December, 1873, the jury return
ed verdict of guilty of murder in the
secund degree and the prisoner was sen.
fenced to eight years ant six months
Imprisonment IN the Eastern Peniten.
tiary.
BY a new post. office edict, the com
rensatiOn of pUstmasters is to depend
not, as heretofore, upon the number Oi
stamps they cancel, but upon the mum
Der they can sell. Which sound;
something like distinction without {
G,fference.
Mr.. Samuel Anthony, of Lehigl
township, Northampton county, ha
taken Craig's old hotel stand, formerly
kept by A. z. Heiney, Esq., at LIE
high Gap.
The receipts of Lehigh Valley r
r. Co, from all sources, last year, fel
SS7 1928; the op, rating expenses during
the same time were reduced Sab ,432
Was this reduction made by decreasing
the salaries OF the EN- npllyees? If so
the Company, by their action, save,
$325, SOB, TO pat in the pockets of tn
stockholders at the expense Of the poo
men.
MoLLINE.-we were presented da,
or two since with bottle of Moline
one OF the uest family remedies now of
tered TO the public. For chapped hands
chapped lips and rough face, or fol
Chatting of infants, for the face afte
shaving, 1t | as no equal. 1t is an ori
: ginai prescription 0fan old and eminen
physician, and is not 10 he assed wit
, the quack nostrums daily offered to the
public. Every family should have it Il
the house 1t can be had at the dru.
, stores of A. j. Durling and G. w
, Lentz.
James Brodrick, one of the origina
settlers of Summit Hill, was buried i
Mauch Chunk Tu- sday. lie died o
, last Sunday, in the S3i year of his age
lie was one OF the party who mine
coal for the Lehigh Coal and Naviga
, tion Company in the year 1920, an
the shipments were 365 tons during til
year.
-''Down by Dot Orchard" GA
original German Sketch" oliginall
performed With great success by TIL
German Emigrants, Messrs. Gorma
and Romer. This song is nicely ar
ranged for Piano. At the conclusion {
b this song is really handsome walt
!, which has already become very popuIa
4 Price, 81 cents. Will be sent tn an
address in the United States on receil
:. OF price, by +. w. Helmiak, music dea
It er and publSEer,27S West Sixth Stree
t Cincinnati, o.
C The Right Rev. Samuel Reinks, IL
Oldest Bishop of the MoIavlan ChurC
9 in America, died last week in Beth
IS hem, in tho eighty-third year of |
e age.
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