The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-30
Our Neighborhood in Brief.
"A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

ana pleasantY'
HOLIDAY GOODS in great variety at
NUsBAUM'S.
The old year tct.ers with feeble step on
the brink of the grave.
Every one ought to start the new year
by squaring accounts.
Tho Huugarians at Puckerton duly
celebrated Christmas.
Home from school-Al. Leuckel Of the
University at Bethlehem.
aR- Dried and Canned Fruits at c. M.
swEENY & SONS very cheap.
The Christmas festivals Of the several
Sunday schools were well attended.
Quite a number of strangers have been
in town during the week.
Down. down to the bottom on every
thing VIC keep j. T. Nusbaum.
John Raymond, veteran of the war
Of 1872, died at Scranton, on Friday night,
aged So years.
We will send the Carbon Advocate to-
gether with the Philadelphia Weekly Press
for one year for $500
-Councilman Louis Meyers was stabbed
by VIM. Kuntz, at ball, in Scranton, on
Saturday night last.
The CARBON ADVOCATE one year and
the Philadelphia Weekly Press and premium
Map Of Pennsylvania for $2.25.
From So to $40 can be saved by buying
your gold and silver watches of D. s. Book,
opposite the Public Square.
Ash Wednesday, the beginning oi Lent.
falls on February z, and Easter Sunday on
March 25th.
Christmas day, the weather was very
pleasant, and was passed in a very quiet
and pleasant manner by our people.
-Yeu will not only be astonished but
save money, by buyng your Holiday Goods
at Nusbaum's.
j. H. Warg, Of Silver Brook, lost s.
year old child by scarlet fever on Wednes-
day Of last week.
The new mill Of the Bethlehem Iron
Co,will be put in operation again on Janu-
airy 2.
sac. NJ. Sweeny & Son are offering a
choice assort ment Of fine groceries for the
holidays, at low prices
Mrs. John Gallagher, Of Audenried,
died on Thursday night of last week, after
long illness.
~ Everything in the Dry Goods, Gro
Gerry and Provision line at c. NJ. sweeny &
Sons at lowest prices.
While John Shark was at work in No.
6 slope, at Tresckow, a few davs ago, he was
very seriously injured by fall OF rock.
Mary A. Thomas, aged about years,
died on Friday morning, at Beaver Meadow
of diphtheria. She was buried Monday.
-Englebert Hartman, matchmaker, at
tempted suicide by throwing himself IN
front Of an engine, at Scranton, on Saturday
night last.
.ea5-0ur stock If Photograph, Autograph
anil Scrap Albums is larger, aud lower IN
price than ever. E. +. Lueken6sck, ,Mauch
Chunk.
On Saturday morning last John Shark
ey, aged 1s years, had his foot cut off by
fall of rock in gaugway of No. 6 slope, at
Tresekow.
Misses Emma Reber, Lou Zehner and
saliie Hofford, who have been attending
the West Chester State Normal School are
home for vacation.
ED- Who wants to exchange Town prop
orty for Farm of l42 acres, with gond new
buildings and tine iruittrees on it. Address,
". M. RAPsKER, this borough.
Martin Maley, son Of Squire Maley,
at Shenandoah, was killed on Saturday in
a mine, by being jammed between a car
aud the side Of breast.
If YOU are in search of HOLIDAY
GOODS, do not omit my place as Won will
find no other house having such a line to
select FROM. J. T. Nusbaum.
John TurRbach, brakeman on the L.
x s. railroad, while coupling cars at Auden
red. ON Wednesday of last week, had two
of his fingers smashed by being caught be-
tween the bumpers.
EB- There was said on Saturday, 25th
ult., at Hagamans store, Lehlghton, seven
ty.one dollars worth OF watches and Jewel
ly. for one fsniy.
ID. S. Beck, who has been working in
Laekawanna county for some time, spent
Christmas With his parents in Mahoning
Valley. Dan. looks we'll and is doing we'll
@2- We offer special prices during the
Holidays for the sale Of Methodist, Presby-
terian aud Episcopal Hymnals. Note our
prices E. F. Luckenback, Mauch Chunk.
The Delaware & Hudson Canal Co. has
raised the wages of engineers who have
been in the employ Of the road three years
from $50 to $40 per month. Passenger en-
gineers have been raised from SS5 to $50.
N0-If ysu wanta nice smooth .easv shave
your hair cut or shampooing, go to Franz
Roederer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho-
tel. He wiil 6x you right, and don't you
forget it.
An exchange says, five drops of the oil
ofcubebs upon II piece Of loaf sugar, dissolv
ed gradually in the mouth, will instantly
relieve the most troublesome paroxysm of
coughing. or the irritation Of bronchitis.
E8-A last chance for 8 set of Library
Universal knowledge, large type, Is vol
umeG. Cloth So, half Russia Gilt Top $is.
r E. Luckenbach, Broadway, Maueh
Chunk.
"A years subscription 10 the Breeders
Journal given for new subscribers to the
CARRox ADVOCATE at 81 each. The Breed
ers' journal is published at Beecher, III.
EsJ- Mrs. Mamie j. Mullen, fashionable
dreSsmaker, Garner Of Second and South
streets, this borough. Per 'ecl its and work
mAnship guaranteed. Wax Flowers Of all
designs at lowest prices. White Flowers
for funerals a specialty.
-Levan Rothermal, who has been living
at UnionFille. Tuseolo county, Mich, fur-
ing the past three years, is here on a sit.
He is looking we'll, and speaks in glowing
terms Of his western home. He will return
in about two months.
&N-D, S. Book, opposite the "Carson
House, Bank street. Lehighton has on hand
an elegant assortment Of Watches, Clocks
and JeWelry, suitable for Holiday and
Birthday presents. Call and see for your
self. Prices very low.
Three little sons Of James Miller, aged
respectively S, and years, were playing
on the ice Thursday afternoon of last week.
on the MonNcacy river, near Bethlehem,