The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-12-16
Manch Chunk Items.

The following interesting items from
our Mauch Chunk correspondent were
crowded out last week
Jacob Flickinger, one,of the twelve
sitting in Judgment on Fisher-McKen
ma ease, was seventy-nine years old on
Thursday last.
Sheriff Nesley, of Summit Hill, has
leased the Continental Hotel, at ASH
ton, and contemplates making his bow
In the capacity of landlord some dav
during the coming week.
Miss Emily Salkeld, of this place, will
shortly wed a Mr.. Gulck, of Newark,
the Ger emony to take place at Waterloo,
N. Y, and "silver tOngued Dan" is
said to contemplate entering into part
nership for life with Washington
lady. Next
Socables, candy pulling, and sour
kraGt parties, are, just at present all the
go among the upper crust"
Mr.. Fred. Schulenburg, of Upper
Mauch Chunk has repaired to Philadel-
phia for medical treatment.
Among Saturdays arrivals of dis
tlnguished strangers were Judge"
Slattery and Chas. Mulhearn, Esqs.
They were accompanied by several
lady friends and two members of the
G. & !. Police, and took up quarters at
Mrs. Breneiser's clearinghouse. They
expect to remain about Q weeks.
MIR. Aug. keenan,, the Californian,
a well liked young man and experience
ed pharmaceutist, is playing second fid-
die at Lacier's mammoth drug store,
and more polite and attentive clerk
Especially to ladies) is not to be found
In Chunk
Mr.. Louis Dietrich, the tiD-smith
has regained the use his lower pins,
and may again be seen about town .Un-
kraut vergeht nicht--nioht war, Louis.
The "Columbia" has been the
most extensively patronized hotel dur,
Ing the week, whereat the worthy
Judge feels well pleased.
--Bating a fine assortment of smok-
ers' articles in Geo. VOLTS and very
attractive display of notions at Richard
Kiefer's, the shOw>windows of our shop
keepers don't look much Christmas
like.
Elias Schick Is somewhat crippled
by rheumatism.
The Orpheus Singing Society will
hereafter meet in the High Shool-room
of the first ward School House.
Miss Bessie Hazard returned from
six weeks visit at Claymont on
Thursday.
That party of enterprising young
ladies should have come to grief on
Wednesday evening is sorely regretted
by 'yours most respectfully" Were
he at liberty to divulge particulars, it
would cause q side-splitting laughter,
for the whole affair was so funny, oh
Among the many useful contrivan-
ces lately brought to our notice 10 an
inodOrous, steamless boiler, broiler, fry
er, and baker, designed and manufac-
tured by Spangler g. Esser Of this place.
On trial we found it a contrivance,
which, for sdapability and usefulness
seeks its equal, and will surely find its
way in every household where its ad-
vantages are once known and appreci-
ated. AS broiler it exoels anything
we have yet seen or tried, and for bak-
ing pies or biscuits, or warming them
IL Is decidedly the best thing out. and
used for cooking or frying, banishes all
disagreeable Odors, and thus prevents
whole neighborhOod from knowing
what one is going to have for dinner.
But its main excellencies consist in its
being a superior broiler and baker.
Boss Reichard is under the impress
sion that the wire mill over which he
presides is the only establishment In
town where business is as it fused to
was'-brisk. And Simon, think, is
correct, and the hands employed under
him are lucky fellows.
The clerks of the L. V. r. R. Co.
are making every possible exertion to
sum up about the Goth or 23d inst.
Your correspondent is under obli-
cations to the publisher of the ADvo-
GATE for the prompt relief received at
his hands few days ago.
People are evidently growing tired
of listening to Molly trials, and by tho
time Alex. Campbell comes to be tried,
the defendant, lawyers and jurors will
very likely be the only parties in atten-
dance. Should the Wagner case come
however, it will surely draw a full
house. NALPHA.N
Dec, 7, 1875. A y..-A =