The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-09-29

Those who want to work on Che
StrOudsburg and Bethlehem Railroad
have to find their own tools and receive
only 81 per day.
Large store shades made and letter.
ed to order on short notice by Lucken-
bach, 2 doors below Broadway House
Mauch Chunk.
The sale Of stands, &C., on the
Fair Grounds, will take place Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. II you wish to
secure o stand be on hand as above
stated.
The miners meeting at Pittston on
Wednesday, called to consider the offer
Of ten per cent. advance in wages, de.
termined to indefinitely postpone the
resumption of work. ..,.
While growing at her husband the
other day New York woman was
struck by lightning and instantly killed.
Cut this paragraph out and paste 1t on
your wife's looking glass.
Like beautiful jewels in brazen
setting are handsome features upon
face marred by signs of blood poisoning.
The great purifier of the blood is DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture.
"A counterfeit So bill on the First
National Bank OF Tamaqua has appear
ed. 1t so we'll executed that the best
course Is to refuse all IS bills of that
bank until the method of detection can
be accurately ascertaiDed.
Quail shooting will begin on the
18th of October and will last till De-
cember l5th--not on the 1st of October
as has been enormously published in
synopsis of the game laws by some of
our exchanges.
james Fatzinger, jr., the express
driver of this borough, on Monday last
made his appearance on the street with
new and very handsome wagon, built
for him by our popular young friends,
Messrs. Trexler & Co., Central Carriage
Works, of this place.
Once more we state for the inform
alton of all concerned that we do not
publish marriage notices unless accom-
panied by responsible name. We re.
ceived postal card on Wednesday from
HOkendauqua bearing no signature,
and consequently decline publishing
the notice.
| I|Portions Of the skeleton of an an
Eediluvian animal of large size have
been found by some workmen whilst
digging in the suburb Of Hazleton.
They we're imbedded In shale about ten
feet below the surface. The bones are
chiefly vertebre, and the work has been
suspended until scientific assistance is
obtained.
The annual meeting of the Thorn
as Iron Company was held on the 18th
inst. The stockholders unanimously
reelected the following directors for
the ensuing year :: David Thomas,
Samuel Thomas, Benjamin G.. Clarke,
VIM. W. Marsh, John T. Knight, Chas.
Stewart, Daniel Runkle.
The mental condition OF Allen C.
Laros, the pOisOner, now in jail at Eas-
ton under the sentence OF death, is this
week being inquired into Gy commits.
sion appointeJ by Judge Meyers. Up.
on their report will, in all probability,
depend his fate. The day for his exc
cution, fixed by the Governor, is the
22d of October.
The jury in the Hoehne murder
trial, at NorristOwn, retired for delibera-
ton few minutes before six o'clock
Monday evening, and at five minutes
before nine returned with verdict of
guilty of murder in the first degree.
The court granted motion of the pris-
Oner's counsel for arrest of Judgment
and appointed October 10Th to hear the
argument in support Of 1t.
-Agreeably to call of the commit
zee, the miners of the Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre CoalCompany met at Sugar
Notch Tuesday morning to reconsider
the action taken at the meeting last
week upon Charles Parrish's offer of an
absolute ten per cent. advance. About
5000 miners were present. They
agreed to accept the offer, and resumed
Wednesday.
John Boardenbender and Lewis
Eckert, repair men on the Hazl etOn di
vision of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
were arrested on Monday for stealing 9
yearling calf on Saturday last, belong
ing to Patrick Judge, of Mt. Pleasant
They were observed skinnng it over a
log. They were subsequently discover
ed, recognized and arrested. On beiuI
brought before Esquire Roberts, tha
cfficial required them to give bail in tn,
sum of $500 each for their appearance
to answer.-Hazleton Daily Sentinel.
WHEN TO SHOOT GAME. E.-SQulrrel
can be shot between July lst and Jan
uary list (; rabbits between October l5tl
and December 18th. 1t is forbidden
to hunt rabbits with ferrets. No on
shall hunt wild geese or ducks will
any net, device or gun, other than
! gun that is shot from arms length -
: PlOver may be killed from August l5tl
to January LIST woOdcOck from Jul,
4th to January lst quail or Virgini
partridges between October 10th an
} December 14th pheasant prairie chick
ems from October lSt to January 1st
q reed birds in September, October an
! November.
9 GLASS IN Music. Our readers viii
notice the card of Miss Fincher, in an
U other column. She comes highly rec
q ommended from her late home in Hazlt
q ton, where for two years she had bee
teaching large class Of pupils. At II
late exhibition given by st. Gabriel
!, schools, at that place, she had entir
u control of the musical department. an