The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-05-22

All of the three Judges of this county are
now Republicans, although Pike county us
ually gives 500 Democratic majority.
The suit Of Father Martin p Stack
against Bishop O'ITara for $4,000 damages
was commenced at Williamsport on Tues
day. The Supreme Court sustained the ac-
ton of the lower Court that Father Stack
had been dismissed from his charge at Will
Transport without cause.
In the suit of Pike county VS.. J. W
Quick and b. H. Rose, C. T. Pftzner and
George Hoffman, bondsmcn, to recover
money cmbez2led by Quick, the county has
obtained a judgment of $lO,4222G. Rose is
worth about s2j ,OOO and as the other two
bondsmen are worth nothing Mr.. Rose Will
have to pay the entire Judgment.
People learn wisdom by experience a
man never wakes up his second baby to see
it laugh, but always keeps DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup handy.
Judge Pearson rendered decision on
Thursday of last week against the Common
ley Railroad Company for taxes. The COM
pany based the tax on stock at Si2, while
the Commonwealth assessed its market
value at sjl a share. 1t was the difference
that was sued for.
We do not recommend the use of liquors,
except for medical purposes; but if people
must use it, why then it should be as pure
as possible from deleterious drugs or poison
Gus compounds, that work such disastrous
results to the human system. II. L. Bob
len, opposite the public square, claims to
keep the best and purest liquors in market,
for family use, or for medicinal purposes,
and warrants it frst.class in every respect.
Foreign wines and liquors of all kinds, con
stantly Oh hand, which are not eXcelled in
quality, and are sold at the lowest market
prices. Call and be convinced.
--Ex Sheriff j. W. Raudenbush and Mr..
o. A. Clauss, of this borough, attended the
funeral of Charles McGill, at Rockport, on
Thursday last.
"A parade of the South Bethlehem Fire
Department will be held on the third Sat
urday in June.
There are at present ifty-erght prison
crs in the Allentown Jail.
Work was resumed Tuesday morning
in the Allentown Rolling Mill after sus.
pension Of six weeks. Wages have been re-
duced and sliding scale adopted.
There was a heavy fall OF top coal in
the Packer colliery, near Pottsyile Tues
day, and miner named Hcnncssy was
killcd by the conclusion caused by the rush
of air through the gangway. Five others
were slightly injured,
Among those recommended for pardon
by the Board of Pardons at last Tuesdays
meeting, we notice the name of George Boy
or, Of Weissport, who has been in the poni,
tcntiary for some time for larceny.
The LATEST OF THE SEAsov.-Just re-
ceived large assortment of hats aud bon
nets, which are selling cheap for cash, at
Mrs. Wchr x Sisters, on South street, this
borough. Call and be convinced of the low
figures We are selling at.
The regular courses Of studies open to
students at the Pennsylvania State College
are three IN number, Agricultural, Classi,
cal and Scientific. Each is full one; and
supplemented as they all are by practical
instruction on the farm, in the garden,y me
yard, and the laboratories, the student who
pursues either of then will become not only
well educated but self helpful man. Full
information can be obtained by addressing
the Business Manager, State College, Cen
tire Co., Pa.
Dr. Browning docs not claim that his
G. a c. Cordial is a cure-all. 1t is for coughs,
colds of any kind, and for the relief of con-
sumption in all stages of the disease. If you
will give it .rial, and use according to di-
rectons, the result will be astonishing. For
sale by druggists at 80 cents per bottle. Dr.
Browning, Propr,, III Arch St., Phladel-
phla.
Mr.. Horace D. IIeydt, teacher at Pack
erton, has been studying under Prof Z. X.
Bernd ior the last year. with view to 60
ing to college. lie expects to stop teaching
ing at the end of this year, and enter the
Sophomore class at college next fall.
henanagers ofthe stcmton Car Works
have of late been missing sundry kinds of
material, Ec,, from their premises, and sus-
picion directing itself against one Tilghmau
Seusinger, an employo IN the works, resid-
ing at Newport, constable was employed
to make a search Of his premises, and which
resulted in the finding of two boards, each
30 feet in length, stolen from the yard at
tached to the car shops. The accused was
bound over to court. Some more arrests are
like to follow.
Garden and other seeds, fresh, pure aud
cheap, at A. j. Durling's drug store, Lehigh,
ton, Pa.