The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-11-27
From the County Seat.
Sunday was ugly.
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from tne county Seats 49, IL
Sunday was ugly.
Monday was lovely.
"Wednesday was beautiful.
-Revs. Ferrier an j Virgins OF.
changed pulpits on Sunday morning
last.
Switch Back R. R. was closed on
Saturday. h q
( Lopez the Paraguayan wizard will
amaze those wizardly inclined, on Sat.
urday afternoon and evening, by CIV
Ing away $50 presents. y
The Office OF Bertoletts and Loose,
attorneys at law, was 0verhauled last
week and documents and pa pers as
sorted. 1t took three days to do the
job.
The Misses Sablna and Gertie De-
Young, of Str0udsburg, were visiting
their brother, DR.. Horace DeYoung,
during the last week. ,e.cr'Tr,E.
The raffie for the miniature ocean
ship, which came OF ut the European
House, on Saturday last. was bit Of
amusement carried on in o fair and
orderly manner. The man who threw
the highest number OF dice and won the
ship was our enterprising grocer, Chss.
Miller. The number was 43. Now
Charles you can use the Lehigh and
Delaware canals to bring your provis-
ions from the city.
Mr.. Joseph Kalbfus, brother Of
Daniel Kalbfus, ESQ.,, is, We are sorry
to say, lying III, at the latter's home, In
East Mauch Chunk.
The infant son Of Mr.. Chas. W.
Baker, agent ct the L. V. depot, died
on Friday evening of last week Of con-
gestion Of the lungs. Funeral took
place from tho residence OF q. M. Eb-
ert,on Monday afternoon at two O'Clock.
Mr.. ]. p. Rowland, Principal of
Parryyille Schools, was In town on
Saturday afternoon. We noticed his
name mentioned as candidate for the
clerkship Of County Commissioners.
He would make an efficient clerk.
oliver Breneiser. Esq, sheriff, has
been confined to his loom for the last
ten days. We are unable TO state the
nature OF sickness. a.l.i4- -,.rrf
"A zinc tube has been laid about
two feet below the ground, which con-
nects the First aud Second National
banks. We have heard several expla-
nations regarding the import of this
tube, but suppose 1t Is intended for
either Waterman 10 give the other the
slarm In case OF an attempt at burglary.
Mr.. s. H. Hollinger, tho eficlent
pedagogue OF Summit Hill, illumined
town for shot time on Saturday He
reports schools In q hourishing condi-
tion. Mr.. Ii. receives the second lar
gest salary OF any teacher In the coun-
ty, viz I: one hundred and twenty del
lars per month. Besides, he teaches q
night school, from which he realizes
sufficient TO pay his current expenses.
Who wouldn't like to teach school un-
der such ''lmpecnnlosity" these hard
times 2 1.H
Al. Dlngman. we'll known here and
formerly mail carrier for the L. V. of
fee, but now baggage master on the L.
v. X. II. between Easton aud ElmiTa,
N. Y, met with an accident at tha lat
ter place on Sunday evening by being
caught between the tank Of the engine
and baggage car, breaking several ribs
and otherwise sustaining injuries dis
patches received here state he is get.
ting along we'll,
Two tramps we're enquiring for
the lookup the other evening hut We
eouidn't tell them exactly where It
was nevertheless We pointed In the
supposed direction. r~r rr q,
BERNARD Phillips, Register and
Recorder elect, was In town early Mon
day morning, and, In company with
MAI. Robert Klotz, repaired 70 the re-
seryoir to ascertein tho leak In tho
pipes. Ist
Mr.. Charles Geer, dispatcher at
Packerton and for the last year and .
half o b0arder ut the Broad way House,
has rented a.house on Race street. which
he ls now furnishing and into which he
will move In few days.