The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-16

sports handsome buggy and fire, strap
ping gray horse. THIS is an indication of
our young friends success in his profession.
s. F. Minnick, of Summit Hill, one of
the Republican nominees for Assembly, was
in town last Monday interviewing his po-
ltical friends. While here he dropped into
our sanctum and we enjoyed very pleas.
ant half hours chat with him. The Capt.
feels very hopeful of an election.
@s-A cough units one for business, 30
ciety or anything else, except melancholy |
reflections; DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures |
coughs, colds, etc., thus sustaining ones use |
fulness. Price rs cents.
--Seventy-fve cents worth of iron ore
will make bar Of iron worth 1858; horse |
shoes, $40 table knives, $3.50 cambrc nee
dies, So, 800 shirt buttons, 500, ,4SOj watch |
springs, 100000; pellet arbors, $4,000, 900
"a grand total of $S,l27,475 so from a
wheelbarrow load of iron ore.
On Friday last Jacob E. Saeger, of Eas-
ton, Nd, an employe at Packerton, was
struck by the bumpers Of a cabOose, and Sc
verely injured. He was brought down to
the Valley House, in this place, and DR.. c.
s. German called to attend him, when, upon
examination, it was found that no bones
were broken and no internal injuries had
been received.
OvERCoATINGs.--The Clauss
Bros, popular Merchant Tai
lors, announce to their custo-
mers and friends that they
have just received an immense
stock of the newest patterns
in Overcoatings, which they
are prepared to make up in
the latest styles and most du-
rable manner at very low pri-
ces for cash. Call and exam
inc the stock before making
your purchases elsewhere. We
are bound to satisfy the most
fastidious in the matter Of clo-
thing, gents furnishing goods,
hats, caps, boots, shoes, etc.
The will of the late Gen. Albright, OF
Mauch Chunk, leaves the use of his estate
to his widow during her life, and the reVer
sion at her death to Dickinson College, for
the education of poor young men, without
regard 10 race or color. Should the college
make a color distinction the bequest will
become null.
Hon. A. ]. Durling and John S. Lentz,
Esq., were in Philadelphia Tuesday evening
and Wednesday, To get the earliest returns
from Indiana aud Ohio.
Michael McCasey was killed by falling
down a cellar stairs while drunk, in saloon
at Wilkesbarre, Friday morning.
Christian Bosche, the oldest employee of
the Switchback Railroad, at Mauch Chunk
was fatally injured by being run over by a
truck Friday morning of last week.
Judges ElcOck and Biddle, of Philadel-
phia, decided few days ago that in accord
ance with the Act of March SOth, 1866, the
State ticket, at the coming election, shall in
clude Electors snd Auditor General only
aud that 3 separate ticket, labelled Judiciary
shall include the Judge Of the Supreme
Court and the Judge of the County Court
james Boyle, of Yorktown, one OF the
oldest miners in Luzerne county, was killed
by fall Of coal on Friday last.
Rev. James Cunningham, of Bristol Pa,
has been appointed presiding elder of the
Lehigh District, tn 6ll the vacancy caused
by the death of DIR. Chaplain.
james Donohue and Richard Swift at
tempted TO force an entrance into the house
Of Mary Brown, near Pottsville, on Sunday
morning. Andrew Brown, a brother OF
Mary, fred at them and shot Donohue in
the face, inhicting fatal wound. He sur.
rendered himself on Monday, claiming that
he acted in self dGleRce. His sister attempt
ed suicide the same afternoon by shooting
herself in the neck.
"A complete set of burglars tools are said
to have been found near the Lehigh Valley
Railroad, short distance from Bethlehem,
several days ago by two small boys.
The Republicans held a meeting at the
public house Of ]. T. Mcdaniel, in Mahon-
ing Valley, on Saturday evening last. Ad.
dresses were made by Z. N. Mulhearn and
others. A meeting was also held at Parry
willie on Tuesday evening last. Both meet.
ings were attended by the Garfield aud Ar
thur club Of this borough.
There was a Democratic rally at the
public house Of Frank stocker, at Pleasant
Corner. Mahoning Valley, last Saturday
evening; a number of the members of thI
Lehighton club were present, and severa
addresses were made by local speakers.
Mrs. Neal McCue, of Mauch Chunk
while on her way to Philadelphia Tuesday
morning, jumped from the train at Bethle
hem and was killed. She was on her wa,
10 Philadelphia TO bring the body of deaC
] son IA Maueh Chunk, and finding that sh,
, was on the wrong uaih jumped of, will
the result named.
The annual meeting Of the Executive
p Committee of the Teachers Institute of thi
+, county will be held in the rear room of Ia
Commissioners Office at Maueh Chunk, 10
. day Saturday. 10th inst, at 1880 a. m
: The members OF the committee are ].
r Rowland, G. G. C. Smith, ]. 4, White, +
X. Berndt and o. L. Haverly. The objec
J. Of the meeting will be TO arrange a pro
d gramme Of exercises for the forthoomin
. Institute to be held in the Public schoC
J. building, Weatherly, during the week CON
meneinR Monday N NoKenbar Ibth. A ann