The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-07-26

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or the v.rv ,,rDI,sd nur,hs, n z nrisenats.-onlv
tbro.--ro,, bo,n, ,s5 NV tho ,ay.pavers oy this
county an, to,na that the nIne. .Bngsred tpdi.
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,rs,Ico,,ng IN Carhon county a. least not
rrdor Tho sbor,A-s vino and o.,roo and he
nrorr,Iv ,nrormed tho ou,hori,tos a, Easton
40 that effect.
DvwocpArto t1ourrv Mrrr,ua : Tohn
TavIor. ESQ. Chairman Of the Demooratic
Coun,v t,ommittee. has instruoted the Seore-
tary. Cant. II. e. Schwartz. to call the Dem.
ocratio Countv Meetiny for Monday. ADvust
18Th Mt the Court Honse in Mouch CHUNK.
Al this Meeting nnv change neoessarv in the
Countv ,yommittee will he made. n time Bxed
for holding the Countv Convention and the
fal, aiection and IN hear n free exnress,on Of
oplnion from representatlve Domoorats from
different parts of the county on the questions
and issues which will enter into the coming
campaign. The present outlook is that the
greatest harmony will prevail In all the party
measures.
BASE BALL.-An interesting, and for ANA
tuers a good game Of base ball was played on
the grounds of the Welcome Base Club. in
East Mauch Chunk, on wednesday. between
the Young Americas, Of Upper Mauch
Chunk, and the Tamauua Club. The latter
won the game by score of IL to s. In the
evening the Young Americas gave a pic mic,
complimentary to their visiting friends from
Tamaqua, on the grounds of the D. o. H., in
the I'd Ward, which was pronounced a very
enjoyable affair.
MINOR ToPIos.-An excursion, represent.
ing the Baltimore coal trade, paid q visit to
the Anthracite coal regions during this week.
From the wyoming region, on Thursday at
IL o'clock, they reached NJ Chunk. From there
by way of the Switch Back railroad, they
went to Summit Hill, visiting the mines of the
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, and
from there they went to the Schuylkill re.
gion. With the party, the daily press of Bal.
tlmore was represented by Messrs. w. H.
Wbittev the Amsriean. John l.. Ellis of the
Sun and Arthur Foster of the Herald. The
Marty eonsisted Of most of the solid coal men
of the citv of Baltimore.
Hon Samuel F. Carey. of Ohio. the can.
didote for vice-pres,dent on the Greenback
ticket at tho last election. was n guest at the
Nrors,on tIouse the fnre.nart of the week
Eror, bero be went IN Shenandoah where he
oxnoundod tho yreenboek m vthicism Mt the
uinsrs, grand nic nic On Thursdav. II Is
undors,ood that the workinumen there maJe
him a nrasant ,rop, THAR hard earnings. ofa
nurso of naarIv .oon T,rcrv Samusi F C
Eooltsh rork,nomep,,
a hearing in a case Albin stolle seoler
tof wo,obts and measures AGAINST Jonas Sond.
bo,rD Voc bod bocoro Ius,ice Mossor on Tuas
Ioy cor por,o,o,,o onnoo r,ng ror dsrordor,
vord,c, ror tho rlointiF and dofendont ,vos
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tha, viii srond Tho srr,,,,or
Cen Fitz Jobn Porter and n marty n,
friends from New Jersey. were registered
among the visitors at the tsSwitzerlandn thi,
week
Mr. F. @. Kline. who last spring disposed
of bls boot and shoe store has. while other
wise dIsenpaped. accented the position O.
pighwatchman in the bankinR-house of q. b
Lipdermau & Go.