The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25
II. II. PETRRs, Agent,
?. 0. Bnilding. Lehightnn, Pent'a.


P. o. Building, Lehighton, Penf'a.
Ras~ The stock Of wall paper, hohse furn-
ishing articles fancy goods, &c, at Lucken-
bach's, Broadway, Mauch Chunk; is simply
immense, while his prices are the lowest!
Gail in ard sec him.
&a- Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and silver
ware for sale, and repairing done at Haga-
tuan's Store, Weissport. 25-yl.
ny Pure Powdered White Helleboro is
death to the curraut and gooseberry worm,
Sold at Durling's drug store.
va PAPER BAGS specially at the
CARBON ADvotTAE office.
Na- Smoke "The Round Head Cigars, .
the best cent cigar in town. Try them.
For sale by j. W. Raudeu6ush, at the "Car-
bon House" 81 IT,
j. Y, Observation-Disclosures will appear
on first page next week.
For the week ending ON the 18th inst.
there were s9,56S tons of coal shipped over
the Lehigh and susqueharna railroad, max
ing total for the season of 1902, ,i65 tons
showing an increase of S53,7l4 tons as com.
pared with same date last year.
"A business meeting OF the Alumni Asso
citation of the Lafayette College was held
Wednesday at Eastoh, when the following
officers were elected: President, Charles G
Taylor, Pittsburgj Vice President, W. D
Hartshorn, Lawrence, Mass, and H. F. Por
ter, New York city Treasurer, Arthur L
Meaker, South Bethlehem; Trustees, vii
liam Butler ,Mauch Chunk and W. D. Harts
horn, Lawrence, Mass, Richard Droadheat
presided.
"A letter from our friend G. W. Lentz, o
Poncho springs,Col., will appear in our next
issue.
Arrangements are being made for
grand Fantastic Parade in this borough OF
the Fourth, upon which occasion we eXpec
10 see all our friends from the adjnnin
townships in towni twill be "b'g thing,
and don't you forget it,
The report on Muhledberg College lai
before the Lutheran Synod in session q
Pottstown last week showed $40 900 cas-
endowment by Moser & Keck of Allentown
that there are III students this year agains
100 last year, and that the ssIests are $S5
600 in excess ofthe liabilities. The Germa
professor endowment fund amounts to owe
$4,000.
The Bath town council has passed a
ordinance prohibiting the sale of fre-worl
and their use the coming Fourth Of July.
j. Price Wetherill, formerly minin
engineer OF the Philadelphia & Reading COZ
and iron company, has taken charge of IL
zinc works at Bethlehem.
q Mosquitoes are very plentiful this yea
as well as very obtrusive.
In court at Mauch Chunk last wee
testimony in the case of II. c. Wilson again
Georgiana, his wife, for divorce, was read /
F. Bertolette, Esq. Cause, desertion on Il
part of the wife about five years ago. II
separation took place when the parties r
sided at slatington, Lehgh county, al
Judge Dreher expressed some doubt as to /
gal jurisdiction aud laid the matter over f
consideration.
j. William schrader. proprietor of Il
Jefferson Democrat, published at Pottsyil
has been sued for criminal libel by Villa
S. Ritter, proprietor of the Reading Adier
An authority or snakes says all kin
are poisonous this year. A fatal case of t
bite Of water snake is reported.
Charles X. Taylor, a member Of I
schuylkill county Bar, convicted seyel
weeks ago Of embezzling county funds, v
Monday sentenced To two years In the Cou
~ PTison aud 10 make full restitution.