The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-09-10
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g.s~A good fresh co% for sale; apply to
W. L. Kcrnerer, Big Creek.
&s-Cluclts, Watches, Jewelry and silver
ware for sale. aud repairing done at lIaga-
man's Store, Weissih Tort 2jvl.
va. Smoke "The Round Head Cigars;.
the best Cent cigar in town. Try them.
For sale by J. ". RaudenDush; at the "Car
bon House." 81 If.
EE-The best and cheapest books may
be, had at Luphehbachs, G1 Broadway,
Mauch Chunk. Among the works he of
fcrs for sale are the following: Acme hiog
raphy: l2 standard books by Macanley,
Carlyle aud others, hound in one volume,
50 cents. Lives ot Chaucer. Spencer, Mil
ton, COwper and Soulhey, volume, so
cents. Lives 81 De Foe, johnson, Gold
smith, Scott and Thackeray, ! volume, so
rents. IouDg's Bible Concordance So.
The works of Fl, vi'ns josephus, %.
ES-We notice that uunibrt of our peo
pie 60 To Dr. j. A. Mayer, at Mnuch Chhnk,
to get beautiful sets Of teeth the Dr., as an
operator, is uhexcel'ed by any 6thsr in this
region, which fact is appreciated hv the pub
lie. jyS0 l3w.
Fine sivef~are Of all kinds at +. II.
Hobbs, Mauch Chunk.
Peaches this year are costly luxury,
john Bangs, carlUaher at Eagle COL
1iery, St. Clair died on Friday from SOU
htrcke. leaving large family.
. John Gyumber, "the sleeping Hungar-
ian is reported ms again speechless, and APP
Plrenily going into another trance.
Willie Smith, of Sipestown, Lehgh Co.,
fsll from horse on fhufsday Of last week
and was killed.
William Hughes, of Stanton, Lnzerne
county, was thrnwn from his horse on Fri
day into pond, and drowned.
Slate lands of the late William Kuuiz.
hear walnutport, Lehigh county, contain
ing about forty acres, have been purchased
by Owen Wilhsmsj of the same county, for
$40, 400.
The family Of j. B. Knight, living in
Benton township, Lacka~auna county,
were made i'll on Wednesday by drinking
water from well that had been poisoned
by unknown persons.
Charles aid John EckSrt, of Catasauqua;
aged respectively IA and 10 years, were 10
jured by cars in Allentown on Friday while
crossing the railroad track in buggy. One
of the boys will not live, and the horse was
instantly killed.
..- William Hughes, connected with the
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Compary's
farm near wilkesbarre, was found drowned
Friday morning in pool Of water near the
Stanton Mines. lie went out to look for
some cattle on Thursday night, and is sup
posed to have been thtowH from his horse
into the pool.
An old woman living on the outskirts
Of Scranton has 100000 insurance on her
fife. Her health is robust, but the policy
holders are sick.
A family named Escott, living al Hyde
Park, were poisoned on Thursday night and
Friday by eating canned salmon which had
becOme spoiled. They are now out Of dam
ger.
Marian HGebner, sister Of Mrs. John
Buchhaupt, of South Bethlehem, who ar
rived from Germany only fortnight ago,
is missing aud her relatives are very much
alarmed.
ALLEN Bernhard, teacher, committed
to prison at Allentown for seduction, eseap-
ed on Saturday morning by scaling the wall
with rope. He was recaptured the same
evening in a cornfeid.
-Lemuel Grfiths, a dissipated man, who
has done little work lately, and who was
heavily insured by spectators. died on
Mount Carmel on Saturday morning under
suspicious circumstances.
"A Hungarian named Andrew Lubbock
aged 22 years, was killed at the coliiery OF
Pardee, Sons 4 Co., at Hollywood, on Sat
urday, by the groundacaving 10 and carry.
ing him down into an old breast.
During the week ending on the Sd
instant. there were iOe ,lO2 tons Of coal
shipned over the Lehigh Valley railroad,
making a total Of 4,l57,Ol2 TINS tor the
season till that date, aud showing an in
crease Of 92s,lsl tons as compared with
sane date last year.