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

On his way cotnihg out hlohg the gangwayj
when piece Of lpose coal fell upon him
from the side Of the pillar with such force
Us To cause a COMPOUND fracture Of one Of
his legs between the ankle and the knee
joint, and also a wound tom which the
broken bone pr5truded.- Tri- Weekly Re.
cord.
Nsn-Jos. be1reht will have to-day (Sat-
urday) the celebrated Bisque Cream, an en-
tirely new article in this sectIon-it is the
most delicious and refreshing dish ever set
before the people. Go taste anu be delight
ed Also, his usual supply Of pure Ice
Cream.
-.fuestsS evening William Deisher
Philadelphia and Reading brakeman, liv-
ing at Frackvile, while tobpibg cars at
The lbdt of Mahanoy plane fell under the
wheels and had both his legs taken off. He
cannot recover. beisher is "a years of ages
has wife aud two tbldteu.
Daniel wisshd, the carriage builder, is
yiaking really to lay down a handsome
fiagstonB pavement in front Of his residence
On the torner of Bank and Iron streets.
When will the pavement on Bankwsy be
finished. Wake up Coundilmeh, and retain
your name for progression"
-br. j. A. Mayer, the practical Surgeon
Dentist, of Broadway, Mauch Chunk, has
had practice of over 20 years, dhd is prob
sbly the oldest resident dentist Ii this val
lev. The Dr's work speaks for itself, ahp
the fact that all critical work in the region
is given to him is sufficient guarattee OF
his superior ability as a Surgeon Dentist
At 4.sO o'clock Monday afternoon
Samuel Rinker, who bad been picking ber-
ries along the Lehigh Mountain, while
walking on the track OF the Lehigh Valley
Railrbad about mile above Bethlehem,
was struck by passenger engine. He had
an arm broken and was injured about the
face and breast.
-Some time ago the citizens of Easton
raised $25 ,OOe to erect silk mill. Proposals
we're ADVERTISED for, but, as the plans were
enIar ged greatly, the cost was increased to
$40 500. The citizens we're appealed to to
raise the ni6hey BY tibrh Saturday, ana Il
was done. The building will commence at
once on land denoted by Mexican & Hulick,
lYnbermeD, -,
I/-Guslavus Walp, an employee at the
Packerton shops and resident of Packer
ton, on Thursday of last week stepped on a
nall, causing severe w"und in his foot
and ior several days tetauus or lock jaw was
feared, but VIZ are pleased to state that, un
der the careful trea tment oc DIR. J. G. Zern
he is now out of danger and ia fair way
of recovery.
For several years past We have had
dealings with Mr.. F. H. Merrick, advertis
ng agent, oSienshurgj N: Y, and have al
ways found aim prompt in making settle
ments. He is also the proprietor of the
"Excelsior Rupture Plaster and Healing
Compound" advertised in another columt
Of this paper, and if his honest and promp
dealings with the printer are criterion, ,lher
we may assume that what he says of hi
Rupture cure Is sure guarantee of its ef
fcacy. Send Tor testimonials.
z5Edward Monaghan and John Morris
tTo of the few Mollie Maguires now II
lprison, were discharged from the Schuylkil
county Jail, Saturday, after serving iv
years and nine months. They were Sen
fenced on October Is, 1875, to seven year.
imprisonment each for conspiracy to xii
William Major. The commutation tor goo
t behavior reduced their term one year an
three months. Morris worked in the sho
G department and Monaghan did odd job
around the prison, being physically inca
pacialed from hard work.
Rev Jesse Laros. pastor Of the Evan
gelical Association, was on trial al Pott:
4 vile last week, for a serious misdemeano
| The case attracted considerable attention
Ida Miller, of Drebersyile, girl not Fl
T. 'een years Of age, was the prosecutrx. Th
d defendant is about 5S years old. The gi
gave her testimony on Tuesday, and told
very bad tale about Mr.. Laros. The defer
:. dant went on the stand the next day. TT
N jury returned a verdict on Saturday morI
. ing of "nOt guilty, but defendant to a
two-thirds Of the costs; Ida Miller, Il
y, prosecut rix. the other third 4"