The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-06-23

been so extensively swiudled.
Work at the Lehigh Stove Cos foundry
Is "booming," which Is evidenced by the
introduction Of several new hands during
the past week or so. Since Mr.. w. r. But
Ter assumed control, new life seems to have
been infused into the establishment. Keep
the ball moving.
NR-E. F. Luckenbach, Broadway ,Msuch
Chunk, is now opening for the INSPECTION oi
his friends, the largest stock Of new designs
in WALL PAPERS ever seen in this coun-
", and is selling at very lowest prices.
William Wilson, aged II years, was
struck and killed Tuesday by an excursion
train on the Lehgh Valley Railroad al
Coalport. Several members OF the dead
lads family are said to have been recently
injured on the railroad.
WI Have you Heart Disease in any
form 2 If so use DR.. Graves Heart Regula-
tor; 80 years has proved it a sure remedy
for organic or sympathetic Heart Disease
81. per bottle at druggists.
John silliman, the oldest resident oI
Pottsville, is dead. In 1924 he used to run
coal flats down the schuylkill. He helped
to run the first canal boats on the Schuyl.
kill Canal, and subsequently became large
miner and shipper of coal.
MS> Mrs Mamie j. Mullen, fashionable
dressmaker, nt the CARBON ADVOCATE Of.
flee, this borough. Per 'ect fits and work
manship guaranteed. Wax Flowers Of all
designs at lowest prices. White Flowers
for funerals a specially.
l/-A. T. PhIfsr, Of franklin township, 1:
erecting new store house and dwelling
near the site of his old one. The building
is TO be 30x40 feet, and "a stories high. W,
congratulate friend Philer ON this evidence
o! success.
EZJ- have now on hand lot of Light
Single and Double Buggy Harness and
| Heavy Team Harness, which | will sell al
very reasonable price. Any style made
to order ON short notice.
Yours, &c,
MILToY FLoRY, Weissport, Pa.
For the week ending on the 18th inst.
there were ,l4l tons Of coal shipped ovel
the Lehigh & Susquehsnna RR making 9
total for the year to that date OF 2,ll3,62l
tons, an increase as compared with same
time last year Of 235,37O tons.
Our thanks are due the Pennsylvania
State College, Centre county, for an invita-
ton TO attend the annual commencement
on June 2Sth. Governor Pattison ha!
promised to be present if his public dutie
will permit.
SA- TELEPaoNE.-"IIelloi hello!! Wht
| is il Mary q "Jennie, | did use Horn ;,
Telephone Linment for my headache, !
cured it in less than ten min1tes. | woul,
not be without it. 1t is the king of al
liniments, and thank you, Jennie, fo
recommending me such good medicine
Good byel'
For the week ending on the 10th inst.
l5S,O58 tons of coal was transported owe
the L. V. RR., making total of 3,252,47
tons to that date, and showing an incrcas
of l5l ,603, as compared with same time las
year.
The teachers examination for Bank
WAS held at Jeanesyille on Thursday, Jun
18th. There were 81 applicants. of whom
only ! | received certificates. We learn ,ha
several of the old teachers who neglected t.
study uD during the year failed To pass tn
required examination.
Mountain Park, new summer reso
on the line of the Lehgh aud Susquehunut
Railroad, was formally opened Saturday II
the presence of Wilkesbsrre's leading citi
zens and manv visitors from surrouudinl
towns. A banquet was served on th
\ grounds. W. II. Hines and Ex Attornol
Genersl Palmer made speeches.
N-A letter received from Dir. J. NJ. Kistler
4 Of Minneapolis, Mimi, informs us Of hi
safe arrival there. and announces that hi
brother, James Kstler was married on tn,
l4th inst, to Miss Mary A. Blngenheimer
OF that city. About 100 guests were presen
on the occasion, and number Of valuabl,
presents were received by the happy pair.
Though the volume of business in th,
anthracite coal trade was not increased dur
ing the week, the indications are Favorable
to the early opening Of a brisker trade
Until this is positively assured, however
the usual alternate halfweek suspension
VIII occur, in order to provide against to,
great accumulation of coal at tidewate
points.
\ ls.S-Peter Gillespie, on trial at our Count,
ICourt, at Mauch Chunk, last week. CHARGE,
with the murder of Margaret O'DonneI
killed in drunken carousal near Deaye
Meadow IN May last, was acquitted oi
saturday evening ast,none of the wtnesse
oeing able to give clear account nl th
affair, and deceased's dying declaration
being excluded by the court.
ALFRED Eli, slate picker, employed i
No. breaker OF G. II. Meyers & Co., a
Yorktown, was killed on Thursday OF Las
week by piece of a screen segment throw
from the breaker window falling upon hin
II appears that the lad was walking or Gu
s"seu OUTSIDE OF Tie breaker when III
screen oosS tossed out oI tho window th
piece o' IRON ~h'ch crushed out his lie.
-Ihe Gast"n Town Council organize
M'noHy n'Rht aiter lapse oi three month