The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-16

Coughs, this good old gentleman ordered
supply Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup for them
and now the sentries are happy.
Mr.. JOHN D. Reppert, an employee of
the CoplOy Iron Company, met with pain
full accident on Wednesday evening oflast
week. A lump of cinders splashng from
the furnace lodged in one of his shoes, and
before it could be removed burned the flesh
| from the heel to the bone.
&ss- Elegant wedding rings ut E. II.
Hollis, Mauch Chunk.
On last Saturday week Mr.. Edwin T.
schertzinger and Miss Clara NJ. Hut, both
of Slatington, were united in wedlock. The
ceremony was solemnized at the residence
of the brides mother, Mrs. Scheetz, in Lynn,
by Rev. j. S. Erb, in the presence Of
company of near relatives and friends.
zsst- Farmers and others desiring a gem
| teel, lucrative agency business, by which SO
| to $40 day can be earned, send address at
once, on postal, to Ii. G. WILKINSON Co.,
1876 and lg9 Fulton street, New York.
Margaret Clancy was found dead in
her house at Wiikesbarfe, Sunday morning,
with a gnsh in her head. 1t is said she
kept considerable money in the house, and
il is suspected that she was murdered by
robbers.
ga Beautiful assortment Of gold and sill.
yer watches at L. II. Hollis ,Mauch Chunk.
Largest assortment in the county.
Michael Riley, proprietor, ofa liquor
saloon at Fairvew, Luzerne county, shot
and dangerously wounded Thomas May,on
Wednesday last May is an employe of
the Lehigh Valley railroad, and lies in a
critical condition. Riley escaped.
jlTs- You will find an elegant assortment
of useful fancy articles at Durling's drug
store, suitable for holiday presents.
If you wish to erjoy pleasant ride
during the holidays, remember that David
Ebbert, at his livery on North street, will
furnish you with handsome rig at a very
reasonable price.
The framework for the roof Of the new
NJ. E Church is being rapidly placed in pc
Jtion.
If you are about to nuke your wife or
tor Christmas or New Year, call on Frof
Habach, en- Bank street, and make se'cG.
| tinn from his elegant stock ot choice lnsirn-
ments in great variety. Prices low rs the
lowest.
Dr.. W. G. NJ. Sciple, assisted by DR.. c
T. II ,rn, proformed a very dnlicate opera
tion Of hare lip on an infant son Of All n
Heist, of town, Wednesday afternoon. The
operation was very successful aud the child
is doing we'll.
On Saturday night last the paint mill
of Erwin & Co., on the Manocacy, about q
mile above Bethlehem, was totally destroy
ed by fire, together with its contents, in
gliding large quantity of stock ready for
shipment. Tho loss on building and ma-
chinery is estimated at 81, 1000, aud on stock
IS 900.
The electric lights put up in Allentown
week before last continue to work very sat
isfactorily, aud as result arrangements are
now being perfected for The extension of the
wires and the erection of number Of ndd-
tioral oues-umong the res, one in the cen
IRE ol ne square NJ SlA'H auu HaHh't"'
streets.
va For fine Bronze Statuary 60 10 Z. II
Hohl's, Mauch Chunk.
And now Enston is TO have eight or ten
electric lights. They are in course of erec-
ton now, aud are to be lit up for the first
time on this Saturday night, The parties
introducing them are charged IS cents per
night. LII Allentown the cost per light is
50 cents.
1t is reported that the Pennsylvania
Slalingtnn and New England Railroad and
the Blngor and Portland Road are to be
consolidated. This will prevent the lie.
, high and Llckawauna Road from building
q branch to Bangor.
--Uathedral gong. ] and ! hour striking
clocks at E. IL. Hollis, Mauch Chunk.
4 The Rock Iron Ore Mines, operated by
the Bethlehem Iron Company, near Albur-
tbs, on the East Penn Railroad, have sus.
pended operations. By this l5S men are
thrown out of employment. The Sheridan
Mines, near Bowers Station, have also sus
}, pended for repairs.
y Minnie Williams, a nine year ole
daughter of Thomas X. Williams, of Beave
G Meadow, died suddenly on Saturday. TIL,
e deceased had been i'll hut day and he
= sudden demise is sad affliction to her par
= ents. The funeral took place Monday af
ternoon.
, Gg>If you want something new, tha
u everybody has not got. new goods at L
II. Hohl's, Muuch Chunk.
e The Lehigh Valley Railroad Compan,
u are making Improvements and alteration
II in the building lately purchased from tn
Western Union Telegraph Company at But
e falo. 1t is expected to be ready for occu
z pancy IN the early part of the coming veal
e and will contain the company's offices.
81 "a report reached us Thursday aiter
tS4 noon that our esteemed friend and CORES
y poudent, VIM. E. Kemerer (Revere), {
= Franklih township. died at his home q
h that day. Deceased was about IS years {
age, aud was highly esteemed by all VII
A. kLew him for his honesty and int. gritty
& We deeplg sympathize with his bereave
n andy in this, their hour of trouble.
v Elegant assortment of gold bracelets
neck chains, brooches, earrings, sleeve but
t)ns, etc. at Z. II. Hollis, Mauch Chunk.
,e Michael Cannon, q Eniner employed q
OF the Lehigh Coal Company's No. 4 breake
a near Lanslord, was instantly killed Frid,
morning by a fall oi coal. lie was f IT
s' years of age and leeTes wife aud lou
b children.
as The Lehigh Valley Railroad is buildin
D branch from point on the Easton an
Amboy Railroad to HugbesVille, Ware
county, New Jersey, a distance Of about tw
III miles, to facilitate the traffic with som
ss large manufacturing establishments.
I'd The new St. Ieseph's r. C. church,
r Summit Hill, the esra%T stose of which WI
lais on the SOth of May last, was ded
Ipgt gt..h IN Cu l,-t al,