The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-05-22

village few miles from PhRnixville
Pa. Her body was found under {
table, with the ears torn off. A tram
who had been prowling in the vicinity
is suspected of the crime.
One night last week housebreak
ers made an Intellectual attempt to force
their way into the residence of Davit
Paff,at Siatington, formerly of Schnecks
Vile.
The Lehigh Fire Brick Co. of Cata.
sauqua announces further reduction
in the price of their bricks, because OF
the stagnation in trade aud fall in the
price of materials.
Uneasy lies the head that has no
spring bonnet but how calm and
peaceful is the sleep of Ter who has
been supplied with an elegant one from
Mrs. e. Faiths establishment.
Now, you can luxuriate on ice
cream, of the choicest navors, every
day and evening, at D. Krock & Co.'S.
on Bank Street. They will also supply
you with fresh bread and cakes daily.
The coats made up by Laury &
Peters are not only neatly trimmed but
well made up of the best material, and
the "fit" is unsurpassed by "any other
man,
A RARE QHANCE-We offer for sale
one OF Edward Plotts' Star Parlor Or
gans, fresh from his factory at Wash
ington, N. j. This instrument Is sur
passed by none in the market. Call
at this office.
john Dolan, tax collector of Kline
township, in Schuylkill county, disap,
peared last fall with four thousand dol
lars. He was arrested at Fort Dodge.
Iowa, few days since, and has been
brought to Portsville in charge of an
officer.
The fires in the mountains of
Schuylkill county continue and are
spreading in all directions.
1000 MEN WANTED.-To secure preot
bargains at Laury G. Peters. They
have just received large stock of fan.
ey worsted and cashmere suitings, which
they are prepared to make I'D in first
class style, at 1875 prices, to suit the
times.
--Rey. N. A. To.man, rector of 81
Marks Church, Mauch Chunk. preach.
I'd very eloquent memorial sermon on
Sunday morning last, it being the occa.
sion of the 4lst anniversary of the
foundation of the Parish of St. Marks,
Text, Deut. H., and latter part of 9TH
verse: These forty years the Lord
Thy God hath been with thee."
"A fire ia Mahonoy City, Tuesday.
destroyed six stores, seven dwellings,
and number of stables, causing loss
1f $50, 600. Dramatic Hall, in New.
irk, N. J., was burned Tuesday morn.
ng, and two fremen were injured by
falling walls. The loss is $25, 200. It
S supposed the fire was started by care,
ess smokers. 4 fire at Lexington.
No., Tuesday destroyed a livery stable,
umber yard and grocery store, caus.
ng loss of $50, 900.
While some workmen were return..
ng from the Newkirk Collery, near
ramaqua, on Mouday night, they
we're attacked by twenty five men,
With firearms and stones. A man
famed ShiVely was shot and wounded
II the head, and one named Ochman
vas badly injured by stone.
On Sunday morning a week, at
IN early hour, The grist mill of Aman-
Ius Anthony. in Lehigh township,
Co., on the road leading
rom Siatington to Cherryville, was
destroyed by fire. How it originated
We have not been able to learn. Mr..
Anthony had the mill running until
lear midnight, and in q few hours
fterwards the flames broke out. The |
NIL was the property of Mr.. Anthony. |
What his loss ISIS yet to be ascertain> |
d. He received a large amount of |
rain but few days before, which was
III burned up. We understand there
vas an insurance of $2,50O on the
r0perty. and $500 on the stock. AL
entoWn Democrat.
king Richard offered his kingdom
Or a horse, but you san get a fine trot-
ar and q neat buggy, at David Ebbert's
very, for very small sum in green,
acks.
The attention of our readers Is call
q to the mammoth advertisement of
|. j. Kramer, of the great Corner
tore, Hamilton street, Allentown.
a., In tO-day's paper. He has one
the finest and best regulated stores
this section, and you can get any
ing you want there for small sum.
Jacob Lorenzo, formerly of Mauch
huI k. keeps neat and tastlly fitted
saloon, at 1923 ~ S'h street Allen
'wn. Give him call.
If you want nice fitting suit of
othes, call at the merchant tailoring
tabllshment of T. d. Clauss and be
Iited.
Boots, shoes and CATERS. made es.
'claily for the trade OF this locality,
e selling at "knock down" prices at
. ID. Clauss' merchant tailoring es-
ollshment, on Bank Street.
The Executive Board of the Miners
I'd Laborers' Benevolent assoc citation
ct In Pottsville Wednesday. There
rs a full attendance. They decided
not to yield or compromise
anything except sl5 per week for
Sht hours labor per day. This pro-
sltion, the only concession which the .
iegates were prepared TO make, haS
EN- formerly sent to the president of