The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-03-16


All that have once used it pronounce
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup the best medicine
known for the complaints of early childhood.
25 cents per bottle.
The post-ofiice at Pottstown, was rob
bed on Friday night Of last week of $50.
About fifty letters were opened and their
contents strewn on the floor.
Yesterday had such bad cold that
could not speak. used DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup and to-day am as well as ever. 1t
only cost me 20 cents.
Monroe Queen, on q charge of fornica-
tioI, and Rosa Lentz, on o charge of adult
cry, preferred by Ed. Lent, was before Esq.
7. S. Beck, on Tuesday evening. They were
held in $500 bail each for their appearance
to answer.
"a severe storm, accompanied with
heavy thunder and lightning, passed over
this section on Thursday afternoon. During
the storm the lightning struck the steeple Of
the Reformed Church; damage very slight
The borough and township officers cleo
ted at the late election commence their du-
ties on the first Monday in April next, eX
cept school directors, who take their Office
on the first Monday in June Iie&t,
"A sinecure is when a rector pays another
for doing the duty, and enjoys the surplus
profits. But The surest cure for that trouble
some cough is DR.. CoXe's Wild Cherry and
Seneka. % and so cents a bottle.
Officer Thomas Mahon, of Catasauqua,
has arrested twenty men for attending q
cocB-fght at Weaversville about six weeks
ago.-SX of the guilty parties paid $40 fine
each TO Squire Bell, of Stemton. The other
parties were too poor to pay fine, and were
let off with costs.
The silverware delivered by the Natioh-
al Silver-Plating Co., No. TO4 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia, is giving entire satisfaction.
All orders are promptly filled, and no one
need hesitate about sending them money
LUTHERAN Observer. 1914.
Abraham Meyer and Owen Smith,
Overseers of the Poor of East Penn township,
were before Esq. Beck, on Saturday, 2nd
inst. charged with neglecting their official
duties, in failing to provide for the children
of Rebecca Lower, of that township. They
were held in 5000 bail each for their appear
ance at court.
On Monday last the Central R.R. Co. Of
N. j., issued orders reducing the number of
men employed at their Philadelphia shops
to one carpenter, one machinist, and one
blacksmith. This order throws out of en-
ploymeht about $50 men. II is only expect-
ed the order will remain in force until the
resumption of the running of coal trains.
"A thing of beauty is joy forever, and
it is forever joyful the way DR.. Coxe's Wild
Cherry and Scneka settles the coughs, colds,
and Group among children. % and 90 cents
per bottle.
Surely wonders will never case, A
method has been invented of taking photo
graphs under ground. We advise all per-
sons afflicted with coughs and colds not TO
be in hurry to have this new invention
tried ON them, but use DR.. CoXe's Wild
Cherry and Seneka. 25 and 80 cents per
bottle.
S. II. Anthony, for the last few years in
charge of Craig's hotel at the Lehigh Gap,
will on the lst of April take the holel at
Millport. Mr.. Anthony has long been
known as frst-class hotel keeper, and will
be none the less popular in his new place.
He knows how to keep a hotel, and he al
ways makes it point to treat guests with
and politcness
She was dancing the "Boston Dip" and
dipped so low that her respected mother in
tefpoaed with a protest, between the sets.
" You dance very gracefully, dear" she said,
DuJ sue luuscu' Les 1 Ncluhcu my
you mean to say, don't you? ?"
and the matter ended in taking a ride up
tho valley in one of David Ebbert's hand
some rigs. Terms low.
SSGFor the robbery of T. D. Clauss store
last week, on Friday last, High Constable A.
Boch, South Bethlehem, arrested one James
Lynch, and brought him before Esq. Beltz,
of this borough, who committed hIm to Jail
in default Of bail. As an evidence of his
guilt he Wore a suit of the clothing stolen,
and in addition a quantity of other goods
were found in his possession, some of which
have the private cost mark of Mr. CLAUS.
Tho Lehigh Valley and franklin Coal
Companies suspended operations Thursday,
the 1th inst, for the balance of this month.
This completes n general suspension in the
Wyoming region, as the Riverside, Delaware
and Hudson and Lehigh and Wilkcs-Barrc
Companies are already idle. This is owing
to the fact that the quota allowed this section
by the combination has been filled. The
Lehigh Valley Company has worked three
days this month";
About o'clock on Thursday morning
of last week, fire was discovered in the build
ing occupied by Mcdonald & Co., grocers,
corner of Halle avenue and Blacltnar6lreet,
Wilkes Barre. 1t soon gained headWay,and
before it could be checked had destroyed
nine tenement houses. The buildings burn
ed belonged to John Patterson, whose loss is
at about $S000 insured for s., ,s0QfI
Mcdonald & Co., had full stock in store,
which was destroyed. They had no insur-
ance. The cause of the fire is unknown.