The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-09-22


shades, kalsomining or painting prompt
ly Hlled by E. F. Luckenbach, Mauch
Chunk.
The Fetndale rolling mill resumed |
operation again on Monday week. The |
establishment is however only running |
on half time, owing to the scarcity of
orders.
They who are astrononically in
clined can now entertain themselves by
admiring those evening luninaries of
the heavens-Venus, Jupiter, Saturn
and Mars, all four being plainly visible,
The I" Baby's Best Friend" is DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup, since it maintains
the baby's health by keeping it free
from Collie, Diarrh9a, etc. Price %
cents per bottle.
Mrs. Elias Dill6eld, of Schuylkill
county, was dangerously burned while
attempting to trim an oil lamp. A
small quantity of burning oil was
thrown on her dress.
The Nazareth Fair opens on Tues
day, Oct, end. The exhibition promis-
es to be largely attended. Nearly all
the stall room for horses, cattle, sheep
and swine has already been engaged.
On Wednesday night of last week,
two coal trains on the Lehigh Valley
railroad ran into each other between
Bethlehem and Freemansburg, and the
result was that quite a humber of cars
were badly broken.
On the night of September 3rd
pt hn r RIM
of DR.. Z, MOrwitz. near TullytOwn,
Bucks county.-$300 is offered for the
recovery of the stolen property and the
conviction of the thieves.
AT Alburtis, Lehgh county, last
week Mrs. Meilzler, aged sixty years,
was fatally burned while engaged at
preserving fruit. Her clothes caught
fire while moving about the stove, aud
being alone in the room she was terribly
burned, dying the next day.
-Thrae county tickets are already in
the field in Luzerne cOunty-the Demo
cratic, United Labor and Prohibition.
Next week the Republicans will nOmi-
ticket and then look out for the
ground and lofty tumbling.
Gen. Grant was presented with the
freedom of the burgh of Ayr, Scotland,
on Friday last, and David Ehberts, our
popular livery man, still continues to
hire handsome teams at lowest rates.
Tuesday mcrning an unknown
man, supposed to be tramp, was kill.
ed at Penn Haven. As far Ns learned,
1t appears that he had been riding on a
coal cars, and by some means fell from
the train and was run over.
Charles and Hairy Banta, of Lu-
zerne county, were on Monday sentenc-
ed to the Eastern PenitentiaTy for three
years each for arson. After the sen
tence the wives of the incrndiares
clung to them and sobbed aloud, while
the tears rolled down the checks of the
men.
John Parker, of the Mahanoy
Record, has commenced the issue of a
tri. weekly paper, to be devoted to the
interests of Labor Reform. 1t flies the
ticket of the Labor Party of Pennsyl
vania. Hope Bro. Parker will meet
with success in his new departure.
Patrick DOan having served eleven
months out of the twelve he was sem
fenced to, for the part he took in the
"Mollie Mcguire" meeting at Taihtqua.
In 1875, was released from the Potts
vile Jail last Saturday. month be.
ing allowed off his time for good be-
haVior.
w. E. Smith, late principal OF our
High School lett Friday, at l.l5 for hi'
new field of labor, Berwick, C0lhmbia
/ county, Pa. Mr.. Smith takes with hin
the kindly wishes of large number o.
our people for his future prosperity, anC
we trust that he may find Berwick anC
; its people cOngeniai to his taste.
The Erie Dispatch says the displa,
:. :. bt live stock at the State Fair will ex
; ceeG that of any ever given by the So
y ciety. The different breeds of cattle
Short Horns, Ayrshire, Devon, Hol
u stein, Alderneys aud other breeds vii
d be there in great numbers. AS to tn
n horses, some of tue very best blood wi
be represented
r. The late Presidential contest er
D. geadered much bad blood" whic
J. GOODNESS and judgrr ent will corree
The bad blood" Induced by presi,
D. tent violation of Natures great bl
in simple laws requires not only coolne
IN and Judgment, but obedience TO hygien
measures and the proper use of ID
e. Bulls Blood Mixture to insure its pun
or ficatiOu.
to - A mail train going north on h
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad collide
ar with freight train near Muncy, abO
or half.past seven o'clock on Saturd
n. morning. The baggage aud EXPIRE
cars, two cars of wheat, aud sever
- oil tanks were destroyed by fire. Jac
~ Steinman, the express messenger, a
W. w. William Attig, the engineer OF the IN
H., train, were burned to death in I
~ wreck,
,m Two Seventh Day Baptists VIZ
y" aSo recently fined s4 each in town in CT
IIa no' tlal Pennsylvania fo1 working on 81
ao' day. They refused to pay. and W,
sent to Jail for four days. They ella
that the State law OF 1894 is uncons
MT tutiOnal, and that 1t is opposed to a
ms Sabbath at all, since it ahulishes
ain Sabbath OF Scripture and ordains u
one, which is really no Sabbath.
lose Mr.. Tlghan Amer, of the Ma
'ose moth Cash Store, has been in tie {
oou during the past few days, aud is n