The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-13
Sen corrected Time Tables.

The CataSauQua manufacturing
Conn pany are at present running dou-
BILE turns, and expect to keep going al
winter. The Ferndale Rolling Mill is
also running double turns, with orders
to last until Spring.
"A lady id our neighborhood who
had suffered for over three months the
most extreme torture by a violent cough,
has become completely cured by Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup. For sale In every
drug store.
No better employment can be de
vised for tramps or convlcts than 10
elm mploy them, under competent super
vision, to mend the roads, Such labor
| lhterteres with no other trade or occu-
patton, but confers benefit upon all.
On Sunday (to.morrow) Rev. 5.
Neitz, Of Reading, will occupy the pull
pit of Ebenezer church, of Weissport.
He will preach in the morning at 10 !
afternoon at 2.30 and evening at 7
O'Clock. Come and hear him.
Ladies' and gentlemen wishing to
indulge 10 the luxury Of a dish Of
prime oysters, should patronize the
handsome saloon of j. W. O'Neil at
the Luhighton Bakery, opposite the lst
National Bank-stewed, fried, or on
the half shell. Families supplied at
lowest prices.
IA horse ! horse | my kingdom
for horse |" but what would horse
amount to these days unless he was
hitched to one of David Ebbert's hand
|
"swing around the circle" right merrl-
iy.- especially as the cost WOULD be 50
trifling. Try it
A great sacrifice IN
woolens, fancy dress goods,
shawls, &C., at Nusbaum q
Sons Original Cheap Cash
store, Lehighton.
One Of the best of the story papers
is the "New York Family Story Pa,
per-" and with every weekly number it
gives away an elegant illustrated num-
Der of Shakespeare works which will
be completed in one year. The price
of this paper is SO 90 per year, and is
published by Norman l.. Munro & Co.,
"a Beekman street, New York.
We learn that Mr.. Conrad Ham,
man, who has been in the employ of the
L. V. r. r. Co. at PackertOn, for near
ly the past twenty years, has resigned
his position, and accepted that Of Mas.
ter Car Builder on the North Penna.
Railroad. The people Of Packerton will
be pleased to hear of his success, though
no doubt sorry to lose him as a citizen.
Y DIR. W. G. NJ. Seiple, at present
located In Room 4, of the Exchange
| Hotel has decided to locate permanent~
ly in this borough. The DR.. has been
in practice for upwards of l6 years, for
eight of which he had charge Of the Le
high county poor house, in addition to
large hospital practice in the city of
Philadelphia. See his card IN another
column.
by addressing DeHaven n Towns
end, 40 8. Sd street, Philadelphia, you
can get one of their carefully prepared
pamphlets, showing the changes in all
securities bought and sold at the Phila-
delphla Stock Board during the year
sons about to invest In stocks should
sepd for a copy at once.
AT the annual meeting held in the
First National Bank of Lehighton, on
Tuesday last, the following named
| gentlemen were elected Directors for
the ensuing year ID. Olewlne, r. +.
HofOrd, Dennis Bauman, j. X. Rick
ert, A. j. During, Henry Boyer and
Thomas KerleTer. President, Daniel
Olewine Vice. President, r n. HOf-
ford Cashier, W. W. Bowman. =
- The Grand Clearance
Sale of Winter Dry Goods,
advertised in another column,
is daily attracting very large
crowds at the Original Cheap
Cash Store of j. 7. Nusbaum
q Son, Lehighton,
AT the annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Pennsylvania A. Y. NJ, held
at Philadelphia a few days ago, f. j.
Amsden, of Scranton, was appointed
d. D. Ct. NJ, for Northern Luzerne
Thos. McNair, Of Hazleton, ID. d. G.
NJ. for HagletOn, and the counties of
Carbon and Lehigh; Hubbard b. Payne,
of Kingston, ID, d. G.. NJ, for lower
Luzerne; John Ii. Dusenbury, of Great
Behd, ID. d. G.. NJ. for the counties of
Susquehannai Wayne aud Pike.
7 Court will convene at Mauch
Chunk, on Monday next. 1t is expect
ed that the case of Charles Wagner,
charged with the poisoning Of Louisa
Boyer, will be called ON Tuesday morn
ing. The defense Of the prisoner is in
able hands, Gen. G. Albright and Hons.
Allen Craig and w, NJ. Rapsher being
engaged by the prisoner, while the
prosecution will be conducted by Dis
trict Attorney Siewers, assisted by 70,
j. Fox, ESQ, the able criminal lawyer
Of EastOn.
About twenty Of the leading coal
operators of the Lehigh, Mahanoy and
| Wyoming regions met Friday in Mauch
! Chunk. The question of reducing
wages was postponed, and it was in
formally agreed to resume work ON
Monday last at the old wages. A COM
mittee, consisting of G.. B Linderman,
Chas. Parrish aud John Leisenring,
} 4, FpptttV.. into ha mot