The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-23
The Bath Trottlng Course has been

The Bath Trotting Course has bee
completed.
Increase your business by the jud
cious use of printers ink.
There are four thousand and fifty
Eve voters on the registry list for Allen
town.
"A moderate price will be paid 70
black and tau terrier pup. Apply a
this office.
The Delaware, Tackawanna an
Western railroad company have dis
charged 220 men.
If you have lost COW, you ha,
better refer to the advertisement head
ed Impounded, in another crlumn
Rev. Mr.. Bruegel, of the Lutheran
church, this borough, preached eloquen
sermons at Hover town aud Bath, on
Sunday last.
Hon. T. .Arner has been moving
into the residence on Bank street, rec
emily purchased by him from Mr.. S. A
Beers.
M. i. church Wilmer Cnffman
pastor. Preaching morrow, (Sun.
day., 1920 a. M, and 7 p. m. Sabbath
School 2 p. m,
The farm of the late John Klep-
pinger, containing 81 acres, near
Kreidersvile, was sold the other week
to David Solt, for $40, 900.
The Allentown rolling mill has
again resumed operations, the present
force of operatives having gone in on
the company's terms.
"A woman in Wilkesbarre has re
covered 81, 800 from the city authori-
ties for damages, having broken her
arm in fall, occasioned by defective
pavement.
Mr.. Abe. Hartz, has discovered
coal at Brushy Hollow, about two miles
from Weatherly. He intends to erect
a large breaker and commence opeIa.
tons at once.
What is the best thing to hold when
you get out of temper? your tongue !;
and proceed to David Ebbelt's livery,
and procure handsome team at low
figure.
No. 4 passenger train, Lehigh Val
ley Railroad, at 1:30 o'clock, on Satur.
day afternoon, ran down and killed
man named John Agnew, at Coalport,
near Manch Chunk.
Rev. J. Darlington, pastor of the
lst Presbyterian church, of this Dor
)ugh, left for Pittston on Thursday
loon, to attend the Presbyterian Synod,
which convened in that place on Thurs.
lay evening.
Oscar Durling, a lad about Is years
I'D, belonging to Spragueville, Monroe
county, was convicted in the Northamp-
on Co. Court last week of fornication
md bastardy, and received the usual
The Carbon County Industrial So.
iety realized in the neighborhUod of
800 from their late exhibition, after
laying all expenses. We will probably
'ublish the list of premiums awarded,
n cur next.
If the Improvements making in and
round the Carbon House, are to he
aiken as an evidence of the sue
ess of the landlord, then our friend
Iaudenbush should be happy,
"A tornado, accompanied by heavy
ursts of rain, passed over Milford, Pa,
n Saturday evening. 1t lasted half an
our, during which time trees and
ances were levelled, outbuildings over
lrDed and windows broken in.
WIN. Kemerer removed his bust
ess into his new and hanIsome store
Dom on Monday last, and is now res
ewing a new and elegant stock of
ress and dry goods, groceries, &c, to
Which he Invites the attention OF the
eople.
Nos. one and two furnaces of the
iehigh Valley Iron Works. at Coplay,
ave just undergone thorough course
repairing. The cd blast and stack
eads have been boxed for shipment to
'ngland, but for what we could not
scertain.
On Thursday of last week, during
le absence of Mr. George Raworth ard
is family at the Fair Grounds, sou e
'oundlels broke into his dwelling and
'"h hhNiNiiOu u iuahlltg VI uldut up |
dry goods, about 81 in small
iange, &c. The thieves evidently
ere in search of something they did
Ot find, for the beds and everything
most were turned topsy turvy in their
arch.
AT an adjourned stated meeting of
ehigh Hook II Ladder Co., held on
uesday evening, a committee was ap-
'inted to make tha necessary arrange.
ents for holding their second annual
III. 1t Is understood that the affair
Ill come off about the middle of No.
'mber, tirst-cla music will be pro-
Ired and every arrangement made to
nder this the ball of the season.
A narrow escape from what might I
I'VE been tremendous contiagration
CURED at the boat yard of Wilkes
IRE G. & !. Co., in Weissport, on i
lursday afternoon. I he pitch in the
rye kettle took fire, setting fire TO the
of covering the same, and but
r the prompt and active exeItions of !
e employees the eutire contents of
g yard must have been consumed.
"A young woman, named Martha
seph, who resided with her mother in
lSt Mauch (huOk laft har bnn,a an