The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-10-13

of Lansford, was in town on Monday and
dropped in to see us.
@a- Magnificent assortment of gold
watches at L. II. Hollis, Mauch Chunk.
Miss Annie Derbamer, Of Bethlehem,
is home on visit to her parents.
Richard Clepper, a miner, and An
thony Curley, driver, in the White Oak
mines, Scranton, were instantly killed by a
fall of roof on Friday of last week.
-10d. to 40d. nails OF j.
l.. Gabel's for only $500 per
keg. Locks $2.75 per doz.
The house occupied by Patrick Giblin
and owned by the Philadelphia and Read
ing Coal and Iron Company, near the
Ellangowen Colliery, ,Mahanoy, was burned
Friday morning. The fire is supposed to
have originated rrom,a defective fue. Loss,
about $500; no insurance.
kH-Mrs. Quigly, an elderly woman, who
3esided near the water station, Weatherly
was run over and instantly killed by coal
tram a nron on Friday last. She was try
ing to cross the track by crawling under
the cars when the train began TO move and
the wheels passed over her breast. The
Coroner's jury decided that the death was
purely accidental.
As- Attention, farmersl If you are in
need OF watch, Just call and get i. H
Hollis prices lor good, genuine Americ' n
watches A look costs nothing, at Mauch
Chunk.
The Directors Of the Lehighton fair
grounds haye adopted the suicidal policy oI
not allowing any more foot racing in the
fair grounds unless the management take
the entire gate receipts. They must be an
innocent set if they imagine that anv races
will take place under those conditions
Had they fixed a price for the use of the
ground they would have displayed little
more common Summit Hill Record
Pure Linseed Oil, at j
l.. Gabel's, 6S cents per gal.
Ion for cash.
'-Doctors Joseph &. Bauer and G. Els
kamp, whose new advertisement may b.
seen in another column, have decided upor
remaining in this borough during the win
ter. The success attending their professiona
efforts has already surpassed their highes
expectations, and they hope, by increased
attention during the coming winter,to SWEEP
away most of the chronic ailments aud 81
of the smaller Affections from this region o
the county.
William Evans, of Tumhicken, wa
robbed and assaulted on the road between
Freeland and Highland on Friday night a
O'Clock by two unknown men Mr.. Evan
was stabbed in the forehead, robbed of hi
watch and chain, valued at $50, and
small sum of money. He was pulled int
the bush off the road and lay IN an uncon
scious state until morning. He is now con
fined to bed and under the doctors care.
&a~EaH. Hohl's latest reduced price
aud goods speak for themselves.
The senior class OF the Muhlenbur
College will try to induce Governor Butl,l
Of Massachusetts, to lecture at that institu
tion.
Charles W. Clemens, who was born i
Germantown in 1909 and for thirty year
has been one of the most prominent busI
ness men in Pottsvlle, is dead.
The l43rd Pennsylvania Volunteer
will have a reunion at Mill Hollow, Lu
zerne county, on Nov. 7th, the anniversar
Of the regiments departure for the front
Hon. John B. Storm, of StroudsburI
will lecture before the Teachers Institute, 4
Lehighton, on Tuesday evening, Novembe
9Th. His subject will be: Education, il
n cessity in Republic"
So For a gond silver railroad watch /
ii. Hohl's prices cannot be beat.
John Ryan, aged 40, while walking o
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroa
near Gilberton, Saturday night, was struc
by train aud fatally injured. Ryan an
Two friends had Just completed arrange
ments for trip to Ireland. He has a vii
and several children.
The little Polish boy who was run oyC
by an engine at East Maueh Chunk lai
week was taken to st. Luke's Hospital. II
leg was ampurated below the knee. Th
lad is doing well.
j. l.. Gable has just re
ceived three car loads of Phos
phate which he is selling a
$50 and $50 per ton.
Mr.. DAyy Ebbert, unlike Sam. J. tt
den, is always ready for the campaign
, whether a presidential business or a pion
raid on the Lehigh GAP. David. unliL
most men who "swsp horses" is virtuou
and therefore happy. He has been gettir
u? his teams, wagons, carriages; buggie
and sleighs in the very finest styles for Il
coming season, and never fails to give sati
faction 20 those who patron:ze his lYel
stable, whether the object be one of busine
: or pleasure, or drive to a surgical oper
ton. Just call and see him.
r EVERY Promise backed by a guaral
tee. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will ei,
immediate relief Price 25 d so cts. So
0 by Dr. Horn, Lehighton, and E. A. Hor
$ Weissport.
Charles Clark, of Lock Haven, W
= fortunate enough, during recent fit
y y slck ness, to yomit black snake s inch
6 long. The boy is thirteen years old, and
isPresumed that the snake was "taken i
+ when very small whilst Charley was TAX
: drink at some fayOrite spring.
!. ES-One ofa great many instances, "T
y gold watch ] bought Of f. II. Hohl v
. cheaper than | could buy in the CITY
= New York. ! am satisfied that Won d,
d justly, aud | will remember you. T.
Il Mumlord, lessee Of switchbaok II. R."