The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-10-14
Our Neighborhood in Brief


Mg- Who wants To exchange Town prop
erty Tor Farm of l42 acres, with good new
buildings and fne iruit trees on it, Address,
W. NJ. RAPsHER, this borough.
"A miner, named Patrick Fisher, was
badly injured at No. O slope, Yorktown, by
a fall of coal on Tuesday last.
On Thursday night robbers entered the
cigar factory of Reuben Miller, who resides
near Emaus, and stole 1000 cigars.
The Catasauqua Manufacturing Com
pany has reduced wages for pudding to
1896 a ton and for laborers to Sl.20 day.
%n-If 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'tyou
forget it.
-Hazletouians are about forming an
association If the Sons of Veterans Why
not get up an association for the daughters,
too7
The adjourned convention of the Pro-
hibitionists will convene in Reber's Hall,
this borough, to-day Saturday, at 2:3O o.
clock p m.
Abraham Hillard, aged rs years, com
mitted suicide in Upper Nazareth, North
hampton county, Tuesday, by hanging him
self from tree.
Ta-School books and school material at
very lnwest prices, at Z. f. Luckenbach,
Broadway, Mauch Chunk. Aso full line
of the handsomest designs IN wall paper and
borders.
divers sheet-iron mill at Easton has
been compelled tn stop on account of broken
machinery. 1t is expected to remain idle
two weeks.
"A valuable horse was stolen from the
farm of James McGnty, oi Buck Noun
tain, ON Sunday night. The animal was
found tied in the woods near Weatherly.
One of the Allentown barouches, load
ed with people, on the wat from the fair
grounds, broke down on Thursday. No
one hut; but all were terribly frightened
va. E F. Lucleubach, Of Mauch Chunk,
having taken the agency for Harpers Ba-
zaar Patterns is authorized to take subscrip
tions ior Harper's Monthly, Hdrper's Week
~, Harpe,'S Bazaar, HarYer's Young People,
at the publishers terms Subscriptions left
at his store will be promptly forwarded.
p. J. Quinn and Patrick Cannon, Luz
zerne county racers, have been matched for
foot race, one hundred yards, lrr $500
side. The cantest will be had at the Hazle-
ton Driving Park.
Colonel Andrew Lee, a retired coal
operator aud well kn"wn throughout his
aud York State, died in Wilkesbarre at i'd
night on the 9th inst, in the sixty eighth
year of his age.
We are sorry IN learn that Scott f.
Groot formerly Of Weisspurt. is confined to
his bed chamber in Drifton, afflicted with
Scott. may you speedily recover.
Ssa- If you have a cold or cough Of any
kind, buy II bottle of Hill's Peerless Cough
Syrup at DR.. G. T. Horns drug store. Use
il all, and if not satisfied return the empty
bIttle and he will refund your money. He
also sells Peerless Worm Specific aud Hills
Worm Drops on the same terms. No cure
no pay.
William Broder, a young printer o
Wilkesbarre, was found unconscious on tor
Of a passenger car at the Lehgh Valley
Depot, in that city, Monday evening. II,
bad been stealing ride. He is seriously
and fatally hurt. 1t is not known how h,
sustained his injuries
&Sa.Guod advice in the matter Of In
vestments or Speculations in StncKs. ar,
worth great deal. We hear that Messrs
E.deV. Vermont & Co., the correspondents
al 400 American papers, SEND to subscribers
for 81 per quarter, a Private Financial Let
ter OF information, concerning tue n. Y
Stock market. They arc impnlial and in
dependent, and ought to Ge gwen lan
trial.
The funeral of Nathan K!otz, Of Lans
ford, who died Of apoplexy on Thursday, o
last week, took place in this borough OF
Monday, aud was very largely attended b.
relatives and friends. Deceased was abcu
SO years OF age and was very highly res
pected by all who knew him.
DIR. j. A. Mayer, the practical Surgeo
Deutist, Of Broadway, Mauch Chunk, ha
had practice OF over 20 years, aud is prot
ably the oldest resident dentist in this va
ley. The Dr's work speaks for itself, an
the TACT that all critical work in the regIo
is given to him is sufficient guarantee
his superior ability as a Surgeon Dentist.
If you are going on an excursion T
business trip, stop in at the ADVOCATE o
flee, before starting aud purchase trave
ers' accident policy which insures you 81
per week in case ot injury, or 50 900 to yot
family in case of death by accident, for OF
aY 20 cents.
On Wednesday Of last week, Mr. ia
II. Campbell. matchmaker, residing nes
the Exchange Hote., had occasio to st'
into the back yard for few moments, les'
ing his shop un"ccunied, when some villa
walked in and helped himself to six watch
left for repair and silver case. 1t is sci
Gus loss To Mr.. c., who is poor man Wi
a large family. We believe there is
clue To the sneak thief
Judge Green, at Pottsville, in an OPT
son filed Monday, decides that the public
ton and circulation of a newspaper on Su
day is unlawful. The paper to which pa
ticular reference was made was the SuHd
Morning Nelos, from which an advertis
ment was omitted. His Honor holds IN
it made no difference, as the publication
the paper was violation of tue act Of Is
Charles Hummel, twenty-three yea
of age, was instantly killed at the Philad
phia and Reading Coal aud Iron Compan,
BrOokside colliery, near PotLsville, Thu
day morning, 5Ih inst. Hummel was e
Ployed as laborer and was engaged
prying coal loose when a fall occurred, kt
ing him instantly. He was only recen
married. The deceased was brother
Edward Hummel, Democratic candidate
the Legislature
An old man named Shut, living ale
on Coal street, Shenandoah, has sufIe
great snnoyaHce recently from a gang
roughs who nightly eongregated around
house and threw slonss al his door. 7
was the ease Saturday night. when he
man quietly went up stairs for his gun
fred intu the crowd fran the window, d
gerously wounding two of the gang, nau
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