The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-20

and Ne cerldhly can raise no objection.
But rcnithibst Tile lt,le ones at home and
do not leayg the nurss wlthoHt bottle of
DR.. Bulls Babs Syrup
Three Pittsburg reporters went on Fri
day night to stteHd hiecting Of colored
citizens which was held in rertfente to the
school question. They Wefe hot Waited and
the religious exercised &efs kept up until
near midnight, when the rtForler5 Vent ont
ftr fresh air. When they attempted TO enter
agBih they were informed tHht hde press was
'sclhded.
Mr. win Pitton, young nian Of Mead
vile, Crawford county, who had been erii.
ployed Fdr sot,ie time in the Office Of the
General Superintendent of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad at that blace, has
suddenly disappeared, aid is front $4,000 to
$4,000 short in his aG6odhts lie added ho-
ttious names to the pay rolls and drew the
money for them.
Too much regard cannot be given to the
fact Mat br. Bulls Baitindre Pills have no
superior as a family medicine. For Head
ache, Flatulency, Dyspepsia, Liver and
Blood diseases, Nervousness, ETC., they stand
unexcelled. Price % cents,
Mr. Elisha c. Bennett disd tieat Johns
town, Cambria county, on Thursday, in his
sixty second year. lie enlisted in the Brit
tish army at the age of sixteen (having been
born in England) a. trumpeter. At the
age of twenty he came TO America and en-
listed in regiment as musician. lie serv-
ed throughout the Mexican and through
the gfSatBF portion of the late civil war.
William Glading wac killed dnd William
Williams seriously injured Monday at Tay-
lor & Co.'S colliery, near Ashland, by fall
of coal
Patrick Kelly, while at work in the Penn
sylvania Coal Company's No. 16 shaft, at
Pittston, Monday, was crushed to death by
fall of roof.
Mrs. Mary Long, iO4 years 9fage, died at
Shamokin, Monday. Two weeks ago she
walked from Shamokin to Excelsior. dis
tance of four miles.
Samuel Rumberger, of Lykens, was run
over by car in the slope of the Lykens
Valley mine Monday, and received injuries
from which he died soon after.
Lester Charles, Of North East, Erie county
was caught in the cog wheels of cider mill
Monday and had one leg so badly crushed
that it had to be amputated He received
other severe injuries.
Edward Jones accidentally iguited a keg
of powder while working at the Peerless
Colliery, near POttsville, Monday. He was
blown down the slope distance of thirty
five yards, and was seriously burned and
otherwise injured.
One of the pioneers in joirhtliAm in
Berks county, Arnold Puwelle, died at Read
ing on Sunday, in his seventy first ycnrl He
established FreiheitS Waecter, at Reading,
in 1884, and in 1899 he established the Lib
eraliSche Beobachter, which he edited for
twenty five years. At the time of his death
he was a comveyancer, having retired from
journalism.
The windb%glass manufadtuteters and
their employees at Pttsburg are not in har-
mony: A strike was inauguraLel in most
of the factories on Saturday, and the men in
other faGtoties dre working with the under
standing that they are to have the same ad-
vance as the strikers. The condition Of the
trade is g5dd as far as orders are concerned,
but the margin for profits is said to be ex-
ceedngly small.
Charles Drews; one of the Raber muir
derers has made another confession which
will not be given to the public until Drews
desires it. The other confession, he says
was uhtrue, ard prompted BY WISE He
says that he did not know that Stichler in
tended to drown Rabef when he did; as he
was walking with the latter to neighbours,
and thought stichler was on his way to the
same place.
Geheral Walker, former postmaster at
Erie, has been dismissed for immordl con-
duct, and succeeded by Mr.. Isaac Moorhead
a prominent citizen Of that place,
Philo Beell, a young man of Waterbury,
Conn, who is highly connected, stopped at
Pittston several days last week, and had
with him, registered as his wife, Mrs. Buck
wife of a wealthy merthart of the above
named place. The couple had eoped, end
the woman leaves behind, in her Connecti-
cut home, thred Interesting children. They
left Pittston on Saturday.