The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-16

We can recommend our readers to use
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup nall cases Of cough,
cold, &c. It only costs 20 cents bottle,and
is warranted to cure.
Christ. stein, of East Mauch Chunk,
on Tuesday afternoon had hearing before
Squire Frisbie, charged with assaulting one
John Pifer. After the hearing the defend
ant was bound over to answer at court.
Nathan Kunkel, a hotel keeper of Hun
locks Creek, was arrested Tuesday night by
Secret Service detectives for passing counter
fcits on the First National Bank of Hanover,
Pa. He was taken to Wilkes Barre, and
placed under 81 900 bail.
Mothers should take warning and stop
dosing their babies with laudanum while
tcething. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup answers
the same purpose, and is perfectly harmless.
rs cents.
-CoRREcTIoN.-Insp speaking of the Beaver
Run Gold Mining Co., in our last, we were
made to say that $50 per cent of paid up
capital in cash or its equivalent, and to be
subject to future assessments. Itshould have
rShd "nO future assessments"
&-A gang of thieves made their appear
rance in the borough Of Weatherly on Friday
of last week They broke into Scott's black
smiths shop, Blakslee's store, the RR. depot
and Kemerzels hotel; capturing between
$50 and $40 from the store, a lot of tools
from the blacksmith shop and some whisky
from the hotel.
Stop that terrible cough, aud this avoid
a consumptive's grave,by taking DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. As n cough
remedy it is unsurpassed. Sold by druggists
n,,. ,1l h,rb1,, ngtaa,,nI III
townsmen, Mr. Daniel Clauss, father of the
present efficient County Treasurer II. D.
Clauss, Esq, will be 73 years of age on the
oath of the present month. On the 10th
instant he and his amiable wife will have
completed the 5Oth year of their welded
life. May they live to enjoy many ami
versares of the occasion.
|The Franklin Literary Society met on
Wednesday evening last, and elected the fol-
lowing officers President, l. q. Bagenstose;
Vice President, II. r. Smawley Secretary,
L. J. Buck Treasurer, G. w. Morris; Critic,
VIM. Kreamer ; Editor, II. D. Snyder; Asst.
Editor, Prof f. Snyder. The time of meet
Tuesday evening. 2l4/
There is a bill now before the LeSfsla-
ture of this State encouraging the Planting
of trees along the public roads. This bill,
which was suggested by the State Agricul-
tural Society, allows any person liable for
Road tax one dollar for every four trees
transplanted along the roadside, the dis
tance Of such trees apart ranging from fifty
to seventy feet, according to variety.
"A word of caution. Nearly all the ven
dors of cough syrups use large quantities of
opium, morphine, and tartar emetic-all
deadly poisons and sooner or later the worst
result may be apprehended from their uses.
We know that DIR. Coxe's Wild Cherry and
Seneka is entirely free from them all, and
can be given to the youngest babe without
any risk whatever. 1t will cure that cough.
2kPnd 90 cents per bottle.
p. Fisher, confined in our
county Jail for the murder of Morgan Pow
ell, was informed on Saturday that the Board
of Pardons had refused to recommend him
to the Governor for Pardon. His disap-
pointment was very great and completely
Overcame him. Mrs. Fisher visited him on
the same day, and the meeting was a very
affecting one. He will be executed on the
same gallows as that on which Kelley,
Doyle, Campbell, and Donohue expiated
their crime. n
g., On Tuesday morning at an early btftir
Police Officer Daniel Christian, of Ashland,
Schuylkill County, took James Mcdonnell;
alias the hairy man, to Potttsville TO answer
all such matters and things concerning one
Martin Bergan, who has been arrested in
Caiiada de one Of the murderers Of Patrick
Burns, an Irishman who was killed on
April 10, 1870, near Tuscarora. Bergan is
held in Canada, and, on the strength of Nc
Donnell's testimony, will be surrendered
and lodged in Pottsville Jail.
"A Big JoKE.-Says the Pottsville Eren-
ing Chronicle: " Mr.. D. NJ. Eveland, who
has been editing the Tamaqua Courier for
the past seven years, will sever his connec-
ton with that paper about the first of next
moIitlr Mr.. Harris, his partner, will take
with him Mr.. W. II. zeller, lately of the
Reading Eagle. 1t is the intention of Mr.
Eveldnd to start daily in Mauch Chunk,
and lie has our best wishes for his success"
If Dan is disposed to finish up his days in
the poor house, then he can not do more
sensible thing than TO start a daily in
Mauch Chunk; and especially in the pre-
sent depressed state of business throughout
the coal region, and at Mauch Chunk in
particular.
For whooping cough, nothing has yet
been brought before the public equaling DR..
haas ENpectorant. AleW doses VIII relieve
the worst cases. Mothers, try it! Only 25
and so cents bottle.
"A historic building in Easton; known as
the Taylor House, has recently been sold at
Sherifl's sale. This venerable structure was
built in 1856, by Wm. Parsons, at that time
Surveyor of the colony of Pennsylvania and
a man prominent in its councils Mr.: Par
sons died in 1851; when the house was pur-
chased by George Taylor, who was Il very
prominent man, being delegate in tile
Continental Congress and one OF the signers
of the Declaration of Independence. He
died in IT'S. Sincs that time the house
has had several owners, until it came TO the
possession of Col. Jacob Dachradt under
whose ownership it was sold. 1t was the
headquarters of Governor Hamilton when
| he came to Easton to treat with the Indians,
and of General Washington in 177S, when
on the way to the Wyoming Valley after
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