The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-07-15
From the County Seat.

From the County Seat.
Should be killed or muzzled-DUgs.
The two mines sthat wonr sgree-strych-
nine and canine.
Mrs. A. W. Walters and Smiiy, Of
Kingston, Pa, are visiting their relatives in
this place.
Mrs. W. Fl. stroh, who has been very
sick for several weeks is rapidly improving,
George Dipk, who has been sick and
confined to his bed for couple Of weeks,
we are glad to see is couvalescent.
The brick work Of Asa r. Beers new
house is up ready for the roof.
John Belsner, formerly Of this place,
but now of Jobnstown, accompanied his
father to New York 20 see him of for Ger
many after which John returned by way
of MaucL Chunk where he spent few days
with his friends and then proceeded toJohns.
town.
"A W. Butler and family, left on Mon
day for Ocean Grove. They expect to be
absent during the warm weather.
e. W. Crellin and family, of Philedel-
phia, were visiting T. r. Crelln, on West
Broad way, returned home on Monday.
Gabriel Goodman Henry sondheim and
Leonard Yaeger are each putting down hag
pavements IN front of their respective resi-
dences.
The first story of the front part Of the
residence of Mrs. j. II. Slewers, has been
much improved by the putting in OF two
windows, heretofore there being but one.
VIM. Genshsrt. young man Of East
Mauch Chunk, met with an accident on the
Fourth of July last, severely injuring one
Of his fingers with toy pistol. The wound
became inAamed causing lock jaw. We are
pleased to say that at this writing there are
favorable indi, atons Of relaxation
Mans International Show that per-
formed here last Wednesday gave general
satisfaction To those who attended it. From
here they went to Lansfnrd.
About ~ o'clock last Sunday night the
wood part Of the old .blacksmith shop of the
Lower Foundry suddenly tell with heavy
crash, awakening some of the nighbors near
by. Cause, old age aud decay.
-Ou Monday last one of WIN. Ksue's
daughters while passing near the gate in the
back yard Of his dwelling, IN Upper Mauch
| Chunk, was severely bitten in the loot by a
copperhesd snake Various remedies were
| taA nd oil a n,
that she has passed the crisis,as the swelling
is gradually disappearing.
Eddie Peters, son Of A. G. Peters, who
met with an accident on the Fourth Of July
by which one of his eyes was injured and
fearing that the sight would be destroyed,
his father took him to Philadelphia Tor the
purpose OF having his eye examined, He
was informed that with proper care he
might retain the sight, but his eye would
always remain weak. Another sad result Oi
the reck lessness OF others.
One or two nights last week the skunky
odor was so strong in the neighborhood oi
the Lower Foundry, that the people were
compelled to shut down their windows dur
ing the night Report says that some of the
boys actually demolished no less than seven
young skunks under some of the old build
ings near the Lower Foundry. REMEDY
Let the works be put in active operation and
the sweet cepted jokers will ''vamoose the
ranch" ~.S'H
On last Tuesday evening, Joseph La.
Glars dog prince" was taken with a &
while in front Of the steam mill aud wen
up as far as J. W. Heberling & Co.'S store
Mr. Laeiar picked him up and carried hin
to his drug store where in the course ofa few
minutes he died. II is belieyed that som,
evil disposed person gave him dose o
strvchnine "Prince" was general favor
ite and had quite number of warm iriend
who regret his death, and feel like choking
the man who killed the dog. JUsrlcE.