The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-08-26
Our Neighborhood in Brief.

der tOWnehlp Will Oe neld at hlckory hun,
on Saturday September 10th.
@a-Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and silver
ware for sale, and repairing done at Haga-
mans Store, Lehightou. 25-yl.
The L. & S. railroad will begin running
trains on its double track between Easten
and walnu,port on September lst
va Gentlemens Furnishing Goods in
endless variety new and brlght-a very
hot'om prices, at Clauss Bros, Bank st.
Rev E. A. Bauer, Of Hazleton, was in
town Monday, visiting his many friends,
who were all pleased to see him looking so
we'll aud happy.
The excursion and basket picnic of the
Lutheran Sunday school, on Saturday last
wis very successful. little over 500 was
netted for the school fund.
John Mcdowell was scalled to death
on Sunday night by the explosion Of a boil
er at No. 5 furnace, at the works Of the
Crane Iron Co., Cstasauqua.
Efs- Boots and shoes for ladies, gentle
men, misses, youths and children, of latest
style aud most substantial make, at lowest
pricee, at Clauss Bros, Lehighton.
We were shown last Saturday beauu
full vase of white wax roses made by Mr..
Mullen, on Second street, and Intended for
a bridal present for lady in New York.
va IT, you wanta nice smooth easy shave
your hair cut or shampooing, go to Franz
Roederer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho-
tel. He will fix you right, and don't you
forget it.
DIR. A. W. Shada, Of South Bethlehem,
was arrested Monday afternoon for practic.
ing medicine without license. He was
held in $4Oo bail to appear at the next term
of court.
The Easton Fair will this year be held
on the 18th, 18th, 18th and 18th days Of
September, and arrangements have been
made that will render it more popular than
ever.
"A passenger train ran into a wagon on
Saturday night, near Catasauqua, instantly
killing John Steward, fatally injuring Will
loughby Sieger, and slightly injuring Jacob
6tockenberger.
Es> Buggy Harness at IL dollars aud up
wards 1; Flynets. ear tips, tap busters, screen
covers, sheets, collars, whips, etc, at the
lowest price, for sale sale by Milton Flory,
Weissport, Pa.
Rev. M. P. Walsh aged 40 years, pastor
of the Roman Catholic Church at Lost
Greek, sehuylk,ll county, died there on
Sunday night. He had been suffering for
some time from a complication of diseases
&a-Fine designs in hox papers, plain
anil fancy; Easels, various styles, sizes and
colors; Books and all kinds OF novelties.
very cheap, at + F. Luckeuhach's, Broud
way, Mauch Chunk. Call aud see his stock.
The twenty ninth semi annual con-
ventinn Of the SchuylkiIl district IniePen-
dent Order OF Good Templars will assemble
at Reading on Tuesday, August %, and
eoulinues in session two days.
Hssy- Have you seen the new and elegant
stock of spring and summer merchant tail
oring goods, comprising cloths, cassmeres
ami suiting. just received at Causs & Bros,
Bauk street, this borough? Ii you have
n"l, c.ilat once. Good fits guaranteed at
prices to suit y"n all.
Emma Hess, the dead body O. whose
infant was found in eesspool at Rcding.
ton, Northampton county, on May seth,
on the 18th inst, plead guilty to an ndict-
ment for concealing the death Of bastard
child and was sentenced to prison for three
months.
If you are going on an excursion or
business trip, stop in at the ADVOCATE OF
flee, before starting and purchase a travel
ers' accident policy which insufes YOU $l5
per week in case OF injury, or 50 900 tn your
family in case of death by accident, for on
ly 20 cents.
&a- IL you have a cold or cough Of any
kind, buy a bottle ol Ili!ls Peerless Cough
Syrup at DIR. G. 7. Horns drug store. Use
IL all, and if not satisfied return the empty
bottle and he will refund your money. lie
also sells Peerless Worm Specific and Hills
Worm Drops on the same terms. No cure,
no pay.
w. C.. Weiss has purchased the Snyder
farm in Franklin t~P, through C. W.
LenIz's agency, for $500, and Mrs. c.
Snyder has purchased the Schneeberger
property, in the same township, for $1,000
Messrs. Bernd and IIeydt are cultiva-
ting about 5000 tobacco plants on NJ. He'll
nlau;s farm, at the lower end OF town. The
plants are in a very healthy condition, the
leaves averaging 25 to 80 inches in length.
Julius Lucke, a painter, WAS found in
pit near the Hellertown railroad depot, al
Bethlehem, by several men Monday even.
ing When found Lucke was only hall
conscious and looked as il he were in dy,
ng condition. He was taken to the county
almshOuse.
&S-Gnod advice in the matter Of In
vestments or Speculaions in StucKs, are
worth great deal We hear that Messrs
E.deV Vermont & Co, the correspondence
Of 400 American papers, send To subscribers
for 81 per quarter, PriUate Financial Let
ter OF information, concerning the N. Y
Stock market. They arc impartial and in
dependent, and ought to be gwen a fan
trial.
Late on Friday night an alteration
took place at Mil Creek, two miles from
PotlsYille, between Bernard Horne anS
John German, respecting fence between
their property. Alter some explanation
Horne walked away apparently satisfied
when he suddenly turned and emptied th
contents of shotgun in Gornan's body
Gormsn is 60 years of age. He is fatal,
wounded. Horne is in custody.
Att o'clock Monday evening the dir
plane engine house at the Philadelphia an,
Reading Coal and Iron Company's Turke,
Run Colliery,at Shenandoah, was destroyed
by 6re. The building was a large fra m
structure. It contained two large doubl
hosting engines, which were considerably
damaged. The origin of the hre is unknown
The flames spread so rapidly that the fir
department was unable to reach there il
time to render any assistance. Several hun
dred men and boys will be thravn n out G
employment for some time. The loss is es
timated at 81, 900 no insurance.
Doctors at Fisticuffs.
Al late hour Saturday night DR.. Doyl
and DR.. o'Malley. well known ply siciar
Of Wilkesbarre and who have been bitt,
enemies for some time past, met on Ii