The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-02-17

Echoes from MahOntnE.
Mid, milder. mIldest.
Another would.be Jimmy Kerfigan" in
the valley.
-Blue.birds have returned to their native
homes.
"A child Of Henry Longe, died last SUNDAY
morning. Ipterment in 81. Johns Cemetery on
Tuesday last
Tho detective force, which was organlsed
lately las "Jumbles" informs us). has not been
successful Rs yet IN detecting Homo, although
they have accused young man OF this place OF
being hun, who Is q per OnRl friend OF 'HumOs'
Now, II MI. s., is not baby he will tell those
personaRes TO "drY up" Homo" can verify
that MIR. s.. never dipped pen in ink. to report
10 the "ADvoCATE,H y and, therefore, think that
should settle the question. II Mr. Teacher,
Nj. Shoemaker and others want TO be led as-
tray. by person who dent know ANYTHING Ys Ill IN
Of Homo" and who they themselves believe Is
"Jumbles," let them trOt.
a child OF stephen Hedler, died Of scarlet
fever last week. lnterment at "Ben salem's"
chuch on Monday last
1T is with regret that must chronicle the
early death Of Amandas Zimmerman. OF West
Penn Township. Deceased was aged 10 years.
last saturday morning. in The German Evan
gelicaI Cemetery, near New Mahoning.
On the 9TH inst. BY Rev. w. H. Strauss,
MIR. Charles RehIig. of East Penn township,
to Miss ViOietta snyder. OF Upper Mahoning
also, at the same time. Mr. FeDstermacher TO
Miss Matilda Miller, both OF West Peun town.
ship May they enjoy peace and happiness.
He can never speak well, that can never
hold his tongue.
When lady makes you pair Of slippers
she wants you to put your foot In IT,
Mamma, II eat this ftty: cent note. will
grow up ike Mr X, and teach music.n0tesf'
"A glorious revival is IN progress in the NJ
Y, Church, Beaver Hun. But few OF the poor
and needy Of that place have 80 far received
light" Yours, keligiOusly, HOMO.
Sunday school at Centre square, next Sab.
bath ut O'clock o. m.
We are happy to inform you that Miss Sarah
Mack, the young lady reported in las lweek'B
ADVOCATE, as lying seriously Ill. Is rapidly Q.
covering under the skllful treatment OF DE-. j.
Klstler
-F1auna, the youngest daughter OF Stephen
Hettier, Of East Penn died on Friday last Of
scarlet fever aged IA years Interment took
place on Tuesday q. IN, at the Ben Salem
church.
DIR. Kistler has at present some IS or 20 cases
OF scarlet fever to attend.
The public sale Of VIM. Fenstermaoher, Of
MahouinR will take place Oh the second day OF
March.
when rouges fall ont, honest men get thor
own.
PROF. II. McGiniey, Of this place, is a candi.
date for constable.
MIR. ]. u. Miller. the celebrated barber of
Pleasant Corner, lowing 70 his run OF custom
assisted by Mr. Chas. Sendel The latter is said
TO be an expert in hnlr cutting, &C., and also to
have some ideas in frizzing.
Tell me what company you keep, aud will
tell you what you are.
some four OF ave young men from Summit
Hill, were before Esq. MOsser on Saturday,
cha ged Dy Stephen Fenstermhcber tresspass
ing brhind his bar Inc result was nne OF nve
some people when away Il ON home don't know
how to conduct themselves.
Miss Lizzie aufiey, OF this place. has as.
sumed the costume Of the good Samaritan. All
her lelsIre moment "a are taken up I'm visiting the
sica. good motto, Lizzie.
-On Thursday evening last we had the pleas.
ure OF beautiful entertainment given at Nc
Daniels hail. by Prof, snyder, who together
with his medium tmagic lanternl was able to
present TO the audience a number OF splendid
Bible lIlustrailons, &C. after tne entertainmenS
amused the audience for short time by exhibit.
ing some OF their excellent toelng.
Last Saturday evening Mr. JelI Krum was
playing " BOnaparte's March," on the Bass
Drum.
-Nr, B. F. MOsser has nice lot Of furniture
ready for painting.
.-Mr Alexander Mertz, Of South Enston, ton
Of Geu. MrrtB of this place, brakeman on the
l. v. r. r., IL repOt ted as having mis- left hand
hurt 10 that amputatiOn was necessary.
samuel xander will never get drunk any
more-though It is doubted by many.
ut. Nalentlno was q prleSb OF hOtDe, mar
tyred In the thIrd century. PAselM
Mahoning Feb. l4lh 1877.
Days length Ic:I7, from sunrise 10 sunset.
. -Doughnut cakes were plenty throughout
the valley on Tuesday.
Mr. W, p. W.. OF Danielsville MahOning.
lately started pulling down his old barn with
the intention OF building new one after get
ting about half OF the planks and material
down, IL struck his mind that ne didn't have the
lumber TO bulld new one, aud so the untortu.
nate w. z. W., lett the other remaining half
stand as1t was 10 await hls success IN getting
the lumber TO build tho new one. nope he
NAV be successful IN getting bis lumber to Dulld
up before hay1ng and harvesting.
Mr. ]. II. Miller the proprietor OF the new
barber shop, creole In the locality OF Pleasant
Corner, invites ali his friends 10 give HIM a call.
as he is prepared 10 10 shaving in hrst-olass
style. MIR. ]. H., ts man OF experience and
looks into his own business nrsJ-
Mr.. J. L.. OF Mahoning Valley, near Harri-
irons that he is Iully prepared TO supply them
with all kinds OF flower and vegetable seeOs al
those wishing 10 be honestly dealt with will
please give aim q oall-as for that part he can
not be excelled.
1t IL rumored that the citizens Of Beaver
House. All are invited TO attend.
Il am pleased to say that Owen @. Frantz. is
fast recovering from his illness Hope he Will
SOON be able TO attend 10 his business.
1t is rumored that ]. H. Kistler will go to
Scnuylktli county TO WORK next week. wisn
the young Carpenter success.
Mrs. Kate Nothstein has arrived from
Philadelphia with fancy goods. she is now
prepared 70 wait on all her customers.
Yours, WREN.