The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-07-22
From the County Seat.

-Mulzled Dogs. Si...
Scarce and dry News.
-beughtiul-The weather.
a-Busy-The soda fountains.
Very healthy-Our borouEhi
Should be fenced in-uoats.
Killed on the Switch Badk-A calf
-Miss Nettie stroh daughter of Abrahatii
Stroh, is visiting friends in Hazleton.
Mrs. Chas. Graf, daughter Of Fisher
Hazard, IS visiting her patenls oh West
Broadway.
The residence of W. G. Norris Jr. West
Broad way, has been favored with new
coat OF paint.
--Jaines Heberling is raising the front OF
his store building several feet and will put
bn an entire new toof g. Val aa.ts
- Mrs. Daniel Brodhead, daughter of
Jamee Broderick, decd, is visiting her
friends in this borough.
clemson Hazard originally oflhs place,
but how Of Catasauqua, is visiting his par
euts on West Broadway.
Mrs. James Duunelly and family, OF
Eastoh, visited Mrs. A. W. Nonamacher;
during the forepart of this week.
"A substantial stone pavement is being
laid in front OF the fegloy property, cbrner
of Broadway and Quarry streets.
j. Oscar Kline, of Perth Amboy, N. j.
paid flying visit to his family who are
here visiting his father in-law, W. H. Stroh.
w. r. Stroh and r. W. Tobias, repre-
sentatives of the J. o. U. A NJ, ,herejare now
in Philadelphia in attendance at the Grand
State Council row in session there, and Ed
ward Holly is there as visitor
"A habeas corpus court was held on
Wednesday Afternoon in order to give Inn
Conaghan, #hh has been IN prison since the
4th for the shooting of VIM. DuYan. at Au'
denriedj hearing,
On last Saturday evening A. W. Mona
machetj Of West Broadway, was sgreeabls
surprised by his friends and the clerks il
his office, Il ho met at his house and had 9
pleasant time in honor Of his birthday.
-Sdhe of our young bloods, properly bar
messed, left on last Sathrday for Carey
Lake, Pa, where they Intend to camp for
week or ten days. Let them 60 while they
are young, for wheh they get old they wont
Mis-. Ellen Demorest, sister Of Mrs
Amos Stroh, deed, who has been SPENDING
several weeks among her friends here, start
ed for her home in Bridgeport, Conn.,, or
Tuesday morning last, accom- pahed by he
son and lizzie, daughtet of Amos Stroh, O
this place.
1t is rumored that SOME Of oitr brayt
boys who went to New Mexico to frightel
the Indians, are anxious to come home. Th
superstition is that they are horiesidG. Jus
what was expected
The sitting room Of the accommodating
bench short distance above R O. Butler
on the sidewalk in front of the Beliort
property, is taksn up for the season and pro
posals closed for the present.
The School Directors of this borough
contemplate building new public schoo
house but are in dilemma, apparently uu
decided where to locate said school house
end where to hold school until the new on
is built They might perhaps get over tn
difficulty "by resolving to biild the ne,
school house on the site of the old one ant
use the old one until the new one is built.
Such it is said has been done not more tina
a thousand miles from here. If il answere
the purpose then aud there, why not here
To us it looks like an impossbllity an
therefore we do not urge or recommend i
bdt @e do tnost heartily approve OF the pun
pose to build new school house.
; JUSTICE.