The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-04-02

-Thos s. Beck, ]. p, has removed his
Office to South street, opposite the lower
end OF the public square.
Coroner G. w. Leniz and j. II. Arner,
of Mahoning, left on trip to Colorado
Thursday night.
e. F. Luckenbach's store room extern
sion and improvement is now complete.
His run of business continues TO increase,
because his goods are not only the best but,
sold at,the lowest possible prices. His stock
of wall paper consists of every style and
taste, and his stationary department is un.
surpassed. Store on Broadway, Mauch
Chunk.
Our young friends Chas. Inkman and
Will Remmel, of Mauch Chunk, leave for
Texas next Sunday evening.
If you are in want Of queensware or
glassware, drop in at Daniel Graver's Bee
Hive Store, and select from his large stock,
Just received from the manufactures. Prices
down to suit you all.
--Prothonotary Esser has just completed
transcribng the names into new Judg-
ment Index, which is great improvement
on the old system, and for convenience, ac-
curacy and neatuess surpasses anything we
have heretofore seen.
Mrs. J. C. Fincher and family will
leave to-day Saturday for Breckenridge,
Col, to join her husband, who is publish
ing the Daily Journal at that place. Bon
royage.
Last Saturday morning the No. mines,
Stockton, caved in and the creek which
flows through the swamp began pouring in
to the mines at the rate of 10000 gallons
per minute, and the mules were removed
with difficulty. All available focre was at
once put to work under the supervision of
| Supt. Airey to change the course Of the
creek, which was accomplished on Sunday,
but the mines were already flooded. 1t will
take some few weeks before the water can
be pumped out and the mines put in work
ing order again Beacon
The streets and roads hereabouts are in
an awfully muddy condition.
B. O'Brian, Esq, the popular Western
ticket agent of East Mauch Chunk, was in
town this week. He reports the sales of
tickets for the West as being on the in
crease.
We are pleased to state that Mr. VIM.
Seabold, of the L. V. depot, in this bor-
ough, has SO far recovered from his recent
severe illness as to appear upon our streets
once more.
1t has been proved that John Schmidt,
who cut Emanuel Settlers throat at Nc
Kcansburg, Schuylkill county, on Wednes-
day night of last week, acted in selfdeience.
and he will be discharged.
You will find large stock of boots and
shoes, for ladies, gentlemen and children, at
the Original Cheap Cash Store of j. I. Nus
baum, of latest and best makes, which he is
selling at lower prices than any other
house in the county.
For the week ending on the 25th ult.
there were 1920 tons of coal shipped ovei
the Lehigh and Susquehanna railroad
making total of 94O,G36 tons to that date
being an increase of 233 ,S43 tons as com.
, pared with the same date last year.
March came down on us like lion
and Thursday last vamoosed in the midst o
a snow storm. Let us hope April will dis
pei the gloom of winter with bright, sunny
days, and thus re iuvgorate both humani
ty and all nature.
Groceries and provisions of the mos
choice qualities, can be found at Danie
Graver's Bee Hive Store, at the lowest mar
ket prices. Call and be convinced.
The citizens of Maucn Chunk will vot,
: on the question of building OF new marke
; and opera house in that borough to-day
Saturday. A pretty lively fight is antici
pated.
The fool catcher is around to-day (Fri
t day., April LIST
! Andrew Reeder Muller, well known
citizrn Of Easton, died on Thursday, of con
{ slml ton, at the age of "a. He was sol
| OF Frederick aud Louisa Muller, the latte
daughter of the long deceased Christian
J Hutter, of Easton.