The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-10-20

| Weissport are marked success.
Read our interesting New York
Philadelphia and Washington letters.
Have you paid up your subscrip'
ton to this paper. If not, why not
We need the money.
Large sales indicate the the merit'
of all good articles. Druggists sci
more Of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup than oI
all other remedies for the cure Of Baby
Disorders. 25 cents bottle.
Mrs. Peter Helm, who has been on
a visit to her relatives and friends In
Germany for the past three months, re.
turned home few days ago, much
pleased with her visit.
Mr.. A. S. Miller, of Pattenburg,
N. j, formerly of this borough, and his
family, were on visit among their old
friends In Lehighton and Weissport last
week. lie is looking we'll.
james Coyle,a miner, was killed by
an explosion of fire. damp at the Eagle
Hill mines, near Pottsville, Friday of
last week. Coye's assistant was seri-
ously, il not fatally, injured.
Quarterly Meeting in the NJ. f.
Church of this place tomorrow (Sun-
nay). Love Feast at o'clock in the
mornining. Preaching by the pastor
at 1890 a. m. and p. m, All welcome.
TO morrow, Sunday Bishop j. j.
Esher, of Chicago, will preach in the
Evangelical Church, in Weissport, at
$3.50 p. IN. The Bishop is renowned for
his eloquerce and pulpit power. 1t will
be treat to hear him.
--kev. G. w. Townsend, of Girls
field, Md, formerly pastor of the
Packerton NJ. L. Church, is here on a
visit among his old friends, and expects
to preach in the NJ. L. Church, at Pack
erton on tomorrow Sunday morning,
,-RITTERsvILLE FALL RACES. -
These races are advertised for Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of next week.
Arrangements have been made for grand
trials Of speed each day. The track is
In excellent condition, and will allow
the horses to make their best time.
p. 7. Brady is now receiving fresh
oysters every day, and is prepared to
supply families at a lower prize than
they can be bought from pedlars, and
al the same time warrants them fresh.
Look at the prices Soup oysters only
so cents 100 opened Prime Oys-
ters 81. 10 per 100 opened.
BE sure to remember that Haas
Expectorant is perfectly safe and re.
liable medicine, free from all objections
and dangers connected with most of the
advertised cough syrups. 25 and so cents
a bottle.
Tomorrow Sunday, at 10 a. M
Bishop j j. Esher, from Chicago, Nfll
preach in the Evangelical church Of
Lehighton, in the German language.
The christian community is cordially
invited TO enjoy this rare opportunity
to hear the able Bishop, expounding
the word of God. A collection will be
taken up to defray his expenses.
j. G. BLIEM, Pastor.
Samuel II. Mays broke his arm a
year ago by falling on defective side.
walk at OIL City. He sued the corpcr-
alton and the matter was submitted to
three arbitratOrs, who have Just award.
ed Mr.. Mays S7,00J. The city will
now appeal the case to court. Suppose
our borough Council was to look after
our sidewalks now.
1t is again rumored that the Phila.
delphia and Reading coal and iron COM
pany are about concluding contract
to furnish rails for a new company
which is constructing a road in Brazil.
The building of the road, it Is said, in
wolves $5 900 ZOO, and has been secured
by q prominent Philadelphian.
Henry Deyken, of Manayunk, was
found in dying condition in the woods
near Reading few days ago. He
formerly kept the books for several
Schuylkill county coal operators. He
mari led his wife in POttsvilIe. The de-
ceased was ruined aud finally came to
his death by drink, which made him a
miserable wanderer on the earth. He
has brother in New York who Is
man of considerable means.
On Friday at Easton two bosses
at the Redington furnace, named Pier
and Robinson, were seriously if not
fatally burned. They were at work at
one of the furnaces when the blast blew
out the flames and molten iron, which
struck them in the face with the result
above mentioned.
9 Mr.. Jacob Bowman, of Millport,
father OF w. W. Bowman, ESQ.,, cash.
Ter OF the 1st National Bank, of Lehigh.
ton, died on Wednesday morning last
after an illness of six weeks. Deeeas-
ed was upwards of eighty years OF age,
and for the last two weeks of his life
had not partaken of particle of food.
While gentlemen are accommodated
In oil they may desire in the way OF
refreshments In this enterprsiug town,
the ladies are generally left out in the
cold, and to Obviate this, p. II. BRADY
has fitted up Ladies Oyster and Din
In Room for their especial accommo-
datlon, and he cordially invites oil to
give him call. For bill of fare see
PnOther column,
We are pleased to notice the in
creasing business prosperity of our
friend, Hon. w. NJ Rapsher, of this
borough. During the recent term of
court, In addition to the criminal cases
In which lie was engaged, we notice
Tn at he was retained in ten out of the
5O cases on the civil docket. This
speaks In trumpet tones OF the conf
denee our people have in his legal abili-
" honesty and integrity.