The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-01-08

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I'm the case of the Commonwealth v.
Anton Kloeflel, charged with killing his
wife, Maria Kloelfel, on Sunday last, and
whose trial is down to come off next
week, our talented young townsman, Hon.
W. NJ. Rapsher, is expected to appear for
the defendant. The friends of Kloelfel evl
IDENTIFY mean TO use all the means in their
power in favor of the prisoner, as demon
strated by the employment of so eminent
legal talent-al that can be done for the
prisoner will certainly be done by Mr. Rap
sher.
"A. J. Durling has purchased the Thos.
S. Beck property, next door to the post-of
fice, on Bank ST.
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 Easton Express thinks that the
newspapers which condemn the Northamp-
ton county lynching cannot feel as did those
who stood in the presence of the murdered
dead and heard the agonizlng cries of the
orphaned children.
On Sunday night last, while Miss Mary
Hartz was passing along by the Post Office,
Weatherly, she received severe fall and
was unable TO rise without assistance. She
was taken to the resi- lence Of her sister, a
| few steps from the scene of the accident, and
medical assistance was at once summoned.
And after an examination Of the injuries re
ceved, the doctor pronounced her as having
sustained dislocatian of the hip. She is
now doing right well under the crcum-
stances.
&G- Whisperings Of Love. Your baby s
life is in danger whenever ii is troubled
with cough or cold. Give DR.. Bulls cough
Syrup. Price % cents.
III you are il want of BOOKS, call at
this Office, we can furnish them at publish
ers lowest prices; historical, religious, novels
poems, or, in fact, any work printed.
During the month of December we en-
tered on our list nearly one hundred sub
scribers to the Carbon ADVOCATE. If you
have not got "Kendal's Horse aud his Di-
seases," book of grea, value To farmers and
horsemen. subscribe now, aud get copy
free! Only Sl.OO
Mr. David o Brian, the Mercantile Ap
raiser for 1881, is now on his rounds.
The sum of Sl2 900 has been raised by
Christ's NJ. E. Church, Philadelphia, Rev.
j. r, Boyle pastor, permitting the payment
of the mortgage that had Tor some time rest
ed on the building.
-Messrs. Fuller & Co., manufacturers Of
lubricating aud buring oils, 2lS n. Second
street, Philadelphia, will please accept oul
thanks for very handsome calendar re
ceved from that establishment.
-Jenkin Richards, son Of Jonathan
Richards, Lansiord died ON Christmas morn.
ing, and was buried on the following Tues
f day from the Welsh Congregalionalis
Church. Carbon. Temple of Honor anc
Temperance accompanied the remains u
their last resting place in the Presbyterian
Cemetery, Summit Hill.
The ice houses in this vicinity hay,
been filled with beautiful clear ice of iron
, y to l6 inches IN thickness.
The Reading Railroad announcesa divi
dend OF one dollar and fifty cents per shar
/ on the stock Of the East Pennsylvania Rail
$ road, payable January rs.
The Delaware Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad announces a dividend oi ON
e and one-half per cent. payable Januar
S goth.
Bortree, convicted ofmurder in the secon
degree in killing A. W. Shouse, of Eastor
= was sentenced at Honeslale, Thursday, 3Ot
= ult., to ten years and eleven months i'm
= prisonment in the penitentiary.
}, An accident occurred at Weather.
# Thursday afternoon, 3Oth ult., whereof
1t Baltzer Weigand, a SECTION hand ON roa
v repairs, was instantly killed. He was work
o ing ON the track when he saw an engiu
Is ceming toward him, on the same track;
stepped off and on to the other track, dirsc
Il ly in front of another engine, which strue
n and instantly killed him.
e We acknowledge receipt of the ofIicii
n report Of the Stale Hospital for Insane
d Danvlle for the past two years. The repo
| is complete in its statistics aud elnbellishe
b.s steel engraving Of the buildings au
ar grounds. For the maintenance of the il
m stitution during 1851 aud 1882 the truste
ne ask an appropriation Of $4,000 aud 81 OF
j. for insurance, an amount which seems uol
ar TOO large for the State To expend for the sui
IT. port aud medical care of these poor unfJ
or tunates OF our great Commonwealth.
n "A boy named OHalloran, aged
a. years, was caught in the machinery
iy Waterman & Beavers eolliery, at Kingto
IN Monday, and had both arms ground of
as the elbow and his skull fractured.
he The 2-year old child OF John Harmon
living at Mahanoy Plane, fell into a tub
in soalding water on Saturday and died a {,
hours ailerward