The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-08-12
From the County Seat.

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Pleading 10 ail-=The Weather.
Cheap aud plenty II peanuts.
-=Prothslng--The chestnut crop.
--Still to high Butter aud beef.
Rather green for health-Apples.
Neatly played out Huckleberries.
--Exhileratihg--O mountain air.
Much ueedcd-A good soaking rain,
PLENTY and to spare Wstermelons.
- Larger aud nore pleutiiul-PeHches,
- In abundance - Bananas aud egg.
plants.
Expected socn- Several large ezcui.
sions.
We'll represented at Ocean Grove at
Tresent--Mauch Chunk.
Healthy and refreshing - seigried's
cream beer and suda water.
The side walk in trout of the Low'r
Foundry bas been repaired. A move in the
right direction,
Hattie HSndtnan, who has been visit
ing her brother, James Hyndman, at EizI-
BETH N. j., returned home on Monday.
Miss Lizzie Pierce, Of Plymouth, Pa,
who has been visiting F. H. Moser's family
for the past week, lett on Wednesday ftf
Ocean Grove
The metal rotnice oh the Packer Build
ing is finished and the roof is now being put
on, and the building will soon be under
cover.
Mrs. Lucretia Giles, who has been oc.
cupyiDy the Presbyterian Parsonage, West
Broadway, expects soon to move 10 Beth
lehem.
Edward Enbody and family, Of Weath.
erly, are visItibs A. G. BrodheadJ bis faith.
erin law.
&C. W. Sewell, of Silver Brook, has been
appointed night operator at the l.. / 8. Of
6ce, this place.
Ed. Rex and family, accompanied by
his mother, returned home on last Tuesday
after two weeks soiourn at Ocean Grove,
improved in health.
--James Hebering and family left for
Lake Shore House, Ocean Grove, ON We'd
peSuhY1 10 De uOsent lew uaV9,
IN. D. Cortright, sr., took the train for
Ocean Grove on Wednesday, where he will
sojourn for q week or ten days
DIR. b. s. Erwin and family, WIN. H.
| Stroh, wife and daughter, and Amos Brad
| ley all returned home from Ocean Grove,
Tuesday evening.
Miss Katie Boyd is visiting friends in
Wilkesbane.
Miss Carrie Dnk and Dianna Belford,
are visiting George LeucRel and A. Bechtel,
in franklin township.
Sill undisturbed and in all its glory
The L. 4 s. depot.
We are sorry to learn that the youngest
daughter OF Mrs Emily Middleton, daugh,
ter of Mrs James pix, died on Wednesday
evening, Of cholera infantum, aged about
year.
Herman Wilhelm and VIM. White lett
on last Tuesday, for Packers Island, near
Bound Brook, where they intend to camp.
They were Joined at Esston by several Of
their young friends of that place. They ex-
pect to be absent about two weeks.
Mrs. James A. Polk is haying the brick
house on Broadway, known as the Bertsch
property, rernodeled and new granite base
put in front of il, Rumor says when finish
| ell it will be occupied by q newly married
couple. ,..,
Mr.. VIM. Dudge and wife left on last
Wednesday, to spend two weeks vacation at
Ocean Grove.
&C. A. Rex expects to start to-lay for
Europe, and TO he absent about month.
His wife and son who have been in Europe
several months will return home with him.
Happy Jim" Sivage seems to be very
docile and inclined to be rather reticent, ap-
psrently affected by age and warm weather.
He reports everything quiet along the line.
Nothing of Importance has taken place
this week, our borough, we are pleased to
say, is quite orderly, thanks to the vigilance
OF our Chief of Police.
Johnny and Tommy, prominent mem
bers OF tho West End Club, went fishing on
last Wednesday aud caught about a half
bushel OF good sized catfish, which caused
considerable commotion in the West End of
cur borough, and, in consequence of their
good luck, Tommy says "let's 60 agaiH,
Jahnnyp
Mrs. L. l.. Hulsizer is making a short
visit To friends in White Haven.
JUsTIcE.