The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-10-08
From The County Seat.

-Un]er roof-the new Market and
Opera House. Progressing tinely-the
work on A. A. Donglas' residence, on
South side of Broadway.
Nearly completed-James I. Blaks-
lees new residence, on South side of
Broadway, formerly the property of
Jacob H. Salkeld.
About ready to occupy William
Buffers house, on corner of Broadway
and Quarry streets. 1t has not only been
enlarged, but remoddled, and it now pre-
sents fine appearance.
Becoming anxious-candidates for
Office. Becoming active and earnest
politicians. In d mand-under-c cloth
ing and over-coats. Inviting and COM
fortable--warm stoves. Suddenly check
ed - perspiration.
"A large excursion visited this place
last Wednesday, from Reading, under
the auspices of the Fourth street NJ. E.
Church, of that place, accompanied by
the Ringgold Band, said to be one of the
best bands In the State. Another ex-
cursion visited this place on last Thurs
day, from Philadelphia, accompanied by
McClurg's Band, also a number one in.
stitution.
Mrs. Morgan Hoats. of the Second
Ward, died on Monday last, after having
suffered for several months with pain
ful disease. She was burie on last Mon.
day, in the upper Mauch Chunk Cemetry.
Written invitations have been sent
to number of the vocalists, of this
place, requesting them to meet at the
house of Miss Clara Fidler, on Broad.
way, on next Wednesday evening, fol
the purpose of organizing Choral So
ciety = move in the right direction,
"For music has charms to quell the savage,
Smite the rock and split the cabbage"
Cold weather has come upon us
rather suddenly and unexpectedly, an6
why not, for who among us would have
prognosticated two extremes of weather
in so short time, not only remarkable
and unnatural, but according to our ex
peIitnce, contrary to sllsigns, confounc
ing the weather prophets, and apparently
ignoring all natural causes, as if the
elements had abandoned the regular at
mospherical train, and run wild-cattinl
after the comets. What has Science anC
Philosophy to say3
VIM. Dods, assistant deepatcher o
L. & S. r. r. Div, of this place. ha
moved into house No. So, W. Broadway
owned by the estate of Thomas Brelsford
deceased.
Rev. Mr.. Hinsop, Presiding Elder o
the Lehigh District, will preach in tn
st. Paul's M, E. church of this plac
next Sunday evening.
Rev. L. b. Hoffman, brother of E
II. II, Lehman, has entered upon his dutie
as pastor of st. Pauls NJ. E. church.
Asa P. Blakslee and wife. are visit
ing Atlantic City, N. j.
John Leisenriug designs puttin
down substantial stone paw, meut il
front of his lot facing Hazard street an,
the railroad. Nearly all Of the flag stone
have arrived. and when completed will
greatly improve the premises, add to tn
beauty OF the place and make it NOR
comfortable for travellers
Mrs. Mary B,ry, sister of John Tree
decd, and mother oeMrs. Chailes HAND
departed this life, oD FRIDAY week, sh
was So years old, resident of this boz
ough for many years, and highly respect
ed. She was buried on last Sunday i
the Catholic Cemetery at Nesquehoninf
John Weaver, son of George Weaver
Of East Mauch Chunk, aged about /
years fell down well on Monday las
and was instantly killed.
James W, Heberling & Co, mel
chants of this place, are putting in
fancy and convenient front in their ster,
! and otherwise improving the premises.
/ Mrs. Israel Beahm and Mrs. Georg
W. Dodson are having their store front
now occupied by Beers, Wilson, Hal
and Stedman, handsomely painted.
3 Mrs. Thomas Brelsford has vacate
, her house, No So, W. Broadway, and
now residing with her son-in-law. Z. 4
> Stroh, No. I39. Brick Row.
l A large excursion from all along Il
Lehigh Valley, passed through here O
b Thursday morning for Wilkesbarre, una
J the control and charge of Conducto
Parkes and Cummings.
JUSTICE.