The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-08-12

Tears no loss Of .Altn IN lts virtues. n lhuy
writes from Oregon "For thirty years
have been affl ,cted with kidney com i'laints.
Two packages of Kidney Wort have done
me more good than all the medicine and
doctnrs have had before. believe It is a
sure cure"
Richard Graf. boot and shoe dealer
Of Wlkesbarre, was arraigned Monday on
the charge Of arson, it being alleged that be
attempted to burn down his store afler re-
moving the best part of the stock. He ives
comm itted to await the action Of the Grand
jury. A number Of his creditors have at
tacbed the stock remaining in his store.
We have a scholarship for
the Wlliamsport Commercial
College, which we will dis
pose of at a discount. A good
opportunity for a young man
desirous of taking business.
course. Apply at this office.
&e- Now 10 the time to beautiIy your
homes.-Dr. c. 7. Horn jst the Central Drug
store, gu Bank street. will, during the next
90 days, dispose Of his entire stock Of Wall
Paper aud Borders at and below cost, in or
der TO make room tor fall styles. An oppor-
tunitv d, secure handsome deeorstive paper
seldoks Il ever before offered in tbls section.
Call now and secure first choice Of these
speeal bargains.
james Tulley, aged 80 resident OF New
Phhadelphia. was run over between Tama- i
qua and Middleport. Friday evening by
the Tama1ua Iassenger train and fatally
injured. Tully was a miner, and visited
Hiddleport on that day, when be became
iutoxiested and in that condition started
for home.
Wa Good advice in the matter Of In
vestnents or Speculations in Stocks. are
worth = great deal We hear that Messrs.
E.deV. Vermont & Co the correspondents
ui 400 American papers. send Ia subscribers
| for 81 per quarter. Pirate Financial Let
Ter Of information, 'pseerning the N. Y.
StocS market. They arc impartial and in
dependent. 2ad ought TO be gwen a fair
trial.
"A telegraph messenger named Frapk
DnLterwech, employed at Palo AhO, was
struck by the Tamaaus passenger train at
that station, Thursday afternoon, 3rd inst.
aud seriously il not fatally injured. He
was standing on the track, needless of the
approaching train. HIS face and head were
terribly cut.
va II ynu have a cold or cough of~any
kind, buy bettle of Hi!l's Peerless Cough
Syrup at Dr. C. I. Horns drug store. Use
| it all, and if not satisfied return the empty
| bottle and he will refund your inoney. He
asn sells Peerless Worm Specidc and Eiil's
Worm Drops oD The same terms. No cnre,
no pay.
-TLe eisthisg kOase Of ". II. Galley. at
Pittston. Yss entered Saturday morning by
burglars aud 5000 worth of clothing stolen.
4 miner from Hyde Park. whose name is
| unknowu, was r0bbed of $500 in money
and gold vateh and chain while asleep
| at the Della ware. Lackawanna aud Western
| Railroad depot, in the same place. Several
other places were tsoken into, but the burg.
lars failed to secure ANY booty. Detectives
are ON their track but are unable to furnish
any clue.
Jacob Boyer, a resident OF Red Lion,
Berks county, committed suicide about
o'clock Tuesday morning by hanging HIM
7elf Ia tree in the yard. Mr.. Boyer FIRE
qncntly became Gespondent since an acci
dent last spring, when log was thrown OF
his head. He attempted suicide last Sun
day, but Tas preyeSted by a memGer oi tht
family from carrying out the deed. 1t il
supposed the injury sustained from the los
caused temporary alteration of his mind
The deceased IS 40 years old and leaves 6
wife and several small children.
-PrestoH M. 2 colliery, near Girardvll
Schuyikiil county, vas the scene Of an acci
dent "Wednesday which came near resulting
u loss of life. The water confined IN th'
Red Ash workings broke through the work
ngs below and drowned about twenty tiv'
mules, The miners working in that vicini
" heard the rush of the water and not
IN 'ment too soOD made their escape through
the mnnkey-waY. Considerable time vii
eapse betrs the water can be pumped out
The New York Post illustrates th'
beauties OF our English language "a sleep
er is one VIII" sleeps A sleeper is that il
which the sleeper sleeps. sleeper is tina
nn which the sleeper that carries the sleep
er white he sleeps runs. Therefore, Will
lhe sleeper sleeps in the sleeper the sleere
ci7rles the sleeper over the sleeper unde
the sleeper until the sleeper which carrie
the sleeper Jumps of the sleeper and wake
the sleeper in the sleeper by striking tn
| sleeper under the sleeper, and there is n
sleeper in the sleeper ON the sleeper. Bu
there is nothing sleepy about the teams fur
nished by David Ebbert at very populs
prices.
The driver boys of the Hollenbac
Niue, operated by Parrish & Co.. at Wilkes
barre, struck Wednesday for the same bas
as the driver bows Of the Empire Nine, an
work was suspende in consequence. Th
Empire boys, who resumed work on Tue,
LAY, Quilted again on Wednesday, allegiu
the failure OF their employers TO make
compromise. Il was said at the office
/, Parrish & Co. that no demands had bee
t made by the strikers, and that "no actio
will bs taken so long as the strike contin
! ues"
The residence Of James Zsigler, a 81
: l"on-keeper. in South Bethlehem, was e,
e tered nn Tuesday night aud his trouse
II taken from his bedside. The trousers col
Q tanned II watch worth SIS and IS in none,
O which were taken. The key to his Irstau
ant wRs also taken. With this the robb,
II entered the saloon and helped himself
+. cigars. The small change in the none.
b. drawer WAS not taken. Under Mr.. Zeigler
z pIllow when he was rubbed was a purs
which Contained 800. and there was a r
volvrr alongside il. This last fact the ru
J. Der, who Is SUSPECTED, undnu uOtedly knew.
Theatrical and Circus Life.
Ia The Historical Publishing o., Of s
Louis, have just issued book bearing h
a above title. IL treats Of a new aud alwa
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