The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-09-10

Wolf was accidentally shot in the leg AZ Co
lumbia by her nephew, Harry Powers. The
wound is dangerous.
An e.vasroId .on or I pr;rLor .
driver on p;t,shrrs borss cor. o., sa,,,.I. !, :
evening took his fsther,s simmer 70 H., o.,
the car and in stepninr of fell under ,be
wheels and was killed.
On Friday last. Edith. wife Of Georoe q
LiSbtcnn. Of WilIistown. died .nJJen,,
About o.SO n. m. she rnniured n hlooJ ya,
sci in her leg, and in about half hour she
lad bled to death. She weighed S2s pounds,
Atibo ooIored ,o,,,, ,,,oot;,u Il, p.s,..
selJ,s GROVE neor Tfnioniown on snUSa,,
evening, row occurred which eliminated
In a shooting ARRAY. Thomas Gilhart. col.
ored, was shot in the thigh and Thomas
Green was badly cut. No arrests.
Jacob ssssaman. Of Frederick iovpsh;n
Montgomery county, died last week, aged
Sc years. He was veteran of the war of
1912, was twice married, and his defendants
number fourteen children, forty-five grand.
children and thirty four great grandchildren
a total of ninety-three persons, of whom
seventy-two survive him.
Special services were held in the Metho.
dist churches of Ere, on Sunday over the
alleged miraculous cure Of q girl named
Mamie Leo, aged 1s years. For three years
che has been bedridden, unable to move
without help, and Revs. II. A Reno and J.
A. Hummer, two Methodist ministers,
prayed for her. Shortly ailer she arose and
walked, and has since suffered no relapse.
Colonel George Geyer and wife, of War.
wick township, Lancaster county, celebrated
their golden wedding on Friday with many
friends and presents.
General M. II. Avery, member of the
Bradford Oil Exchange, cied at Geneva, N,
Y, on Friday, where be had gone for his
health. He died from dropsy.
Al 1ohrs,oyr or sotrrdor ,,
Jonae McGae oced IL yeors ysos so.;a,,ai :
oud norhans co1aIiv u us,,ndad h,, ~i,aa';,'y
bimsslS In he s;de viii q chsan roroiu
lie was foolinq with il. and il went off
John Rocker. q soldier of the war or1s,o
djed In ,Le scbnvIlill corn,v oin,.bonoo =
few days since, aged 81 years. William
Duganna, also soldier OF 1872, died in the
west Chester poorhouse on Friday, aged SO
years.
Jacob Bu7zard and Edward Wilhelm,
employed IN II. II. Stehman Co.'S cigar
factory, in Lancaster, were arrested on Fri
~; u"s .ur S',Ie m sn.a.i ourg.arlesi nuzzaru had
hnruos s;. ~, ~. o.en'"n ot '"a' 'hey 'nean' 10
'"e ",' '''
AT FORKS townshiN' on FRIDAY night, a
Sonn Lup Siep "sHu nc"'e W. s,s'P ~ o'"h htnr ,
on s,,rrdo,, ha asSss'i,a,i s NJ. Ia! o,eaS ii
~ 80 y, "I sfs;. n'.e 1e"r, aeeu
arrostod snd dI, ioono J,u,'s "e' '"u'y iie was
'''''" ""u '''NeU up.
,d at"nioi founs' ~ SnI wv o., ana ague
!, ,,.s ,'noosso., ., s,'.,IsS .i ia.o" u,
,he ,o,,;nn ro;,i ~ po upea'%"' e. ~ W "'
Thursdoy Tha nmdii;n1 f,rnaoos al, nT,' ro vi
run a, n;nh, and so ,ony -, az ,"5J,a iJ S,e
and their assistants are in with acne and
malarjaI fever that a sufficient nnmber
could not be assembled ON Thursday even.
inc 10 RIM these furnaces
CT, o,.u,.. - -- ,.,-,
Ntoagn o 1"g.ou,E; G aseu %, was k.Ien .i on
n"""y "' AAo"e'u"'e' on 'ne e"'@'''y na'l-
Afrht or Mordor - ~, ,;o +, 1.,
49,. ,gnh,n Suv y" ~ Groor 80 m ' n.u w. Tack,
81 w." .I 10. r. r., LII oueu '!.t .n
hmo 'au ~ n"1u umnhas '''s "''''N wiz" S'o"e
" O"e
Inc condition oil Associate Jndge Gam
pie, stricken WIN apoplexy at Altoona on
Friday, is said TO be hopeless.
The schooner Vermillon, wrecked near
Erie some fi1v years ago with valuable
cargo of copper, has Just been discovered by
a wrecking crew.
Elias Rboads. q resident of TIombur,
and employed by the Reading Railroad,
met with an accident on Wednesday that
may result fatally. lie fell through dry
bridge.
jacob Michener, car inspector in the
employ Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company at Bridgeport, was in
stantly killed on Tuesday by being run ever
by a switching engine.
Tho ,r;o, or Ioln c,;i,,, .,,.oJ - H.
oonnootod ,y;th ,ha Cimns,n, ""J 'yrin y" "e w,
VaIley Force bos heon ns" ,,ps, nnn,a "nt;i na az
co,rLer owinc ~ tho rrcsa,,t nsnri'.o unS,
Of ey;donco oca,nst him and to ai,,o ~
authorities f,riher time ~ socrre AZ 49,, %
Of Abbott 'Do "'' e''
The Lebanon Times SAYS that while en- p
gagged IN removing the debris after blast at
the silver miner in Indautown. Gap. in the
solid rock, at a depth of seventy-nine feet
below the surface was found nest of three