The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-06-19

Our Vysacnerlv special.
Tho ,,srsons siIord,no The ;nif;otor,
Aovoo ~ tIs 49, mi iat11,, or,,tad d''', ,vogt
favored with numerous lights. viz: twilight,
easlight. moonlight, and sunlight.
M n, o.,ao.. tr,,i,,os.;,,, s,u....
No. ,,,eli rocai,,od an Tbursdov isst IHr
~, tha -, tLo straot IN T.o,t ~ ,ho NJ
r. soSm.oh is,are thron, ,,oJ With n-o,uanoJors.
,,hotLas tha honso tSos too f,Ii or thai,
rockets loo emntv we know NOT. hut are in
aaiinod 40 tbo Iaiter beliaf
"
,-Last Monuay SI was tne uay ior tne last
40 auIiissions sulIs 70 ene Nornial @ lupus eAPeSU
70 uo, some fetty goou "orK HOin no" 70
'ne eloSe Vi 'ne SesSion'
MT. 3. Hoover mas hao erected ON
piiciiures9pe Port'oh 0, hIs lana sonie Ius'it
seats, ana Wnen me naulInock lt ~ k sWunk y
lorlns lnos' S'1i 'e7oi" WIN 'ne en'i
Jus V"n ~ Iu,i 'ie"'
-Mrs' ?, Iooias ana cnliaren leiV town
on Friusy lasy LOT an unliIll.eu II WISH W vne
=, noule me o, ner ohIiunooo ~ t,e" oe'sey, VT
L. was leit az nome anu 10 az Presen' keep
ing "bachelors hall' IN style'
We are glad to learn that Jimmie. Son
o. MI D. W. huhVer' Is recovering iroh MS
Tho average run Of coal per day (rnn-
ming half-time) for some time past has been
about $500 cars.
-th our last issue brief paragraph ap-
peared in relatian to prospective search for
coal, on Broad Mountain, in which was ex-
pressed the opinions that success in that di-
rection' was aouotlul' since Inen, we nave
haa conversation WIN tne PrUsPeGtIng
parties, ano are PleaseI 70 iearh ynaC ~ iner s1
sono,;ney az s 1nocts tons Of snccpss What we
ssid last week was hastily written and
merely a nossing thought on tbe subject. but
from ihe facts giyen ms since, we think diff
ferently, and trust the parties may realize
their highest expectations
Mrs Esl;nsrt attended court nj
Mopch Chunk on last Wednssdav. Beli,rn-
inc in the evening with her husband as far
as Rlack Creek JSnction. where he unpal.
lantly deserted her, to proceed home alone.
Raw M IT Mishler ol the Reformed
church. has surrendered his charge at this
place, having secured a position as pastor
in Monroe county. He has labored faithful
ly for the church here and leaves it free
from debt
Mr.. O. M. Bryan was favored with a
few days visit from Prof N. H. W. Shafer
and sister, Of Shatiiohin. The former being
an old friend of his and having but recent
~ returned from Germany.
Mr.. Will and Miss Lizzie Koons left
town on Thursday for a visit TO friends in
Trenton. The former for few weeks visit
and the latter to pass the summer.
We are sorry to hear of the severe ILL.,
ness of Master Robbie Moore, who is afflict-
ed with typhoid fever.
Rev p r. Ever,s tenneranco sermon
of last Sunday evening was most excellent,
The reverend gentleman was true to his
word to "blackguard nobody"
Tho condpct or son,e of the rsrsons ottend.
;ra tbe ontertaining for the henef;t of The
P,SSbi,c De i I';hoorv desaSve sovore ronr;nnond
W. IorH oonnnt n ~nder,tonJ % ,~hv rorsons vii oct
,,i., o'' 49, oor,a; di,,;J,,ni. , AZ AZ
n ,lT air ',or g.. ~ ,''rtio,, .o ooo ~
ins al !" 'n''i P'"o' no' 90 "O''hy .au'e'
Several oi Mr.. j. W. Hunters children
have been III with levers. We are glad to
hear that they are convalescent.
Mr.. Z. R. Enbody entertained his father
Mr.. Enbody, of Pittston, several days of last
week.
Mrs IToeord n ro.;dont or rlooo i,
the snbItbs Of White Haven. ana naret1t Of
M + Uofr,ra oC tLis nIacs, aind OF he,