The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-10-06

The Polish congregation at Nanticoke
are trying TO depose their priest, Father
Gramliers. Recently six hundred members
petitioned Bishop 0'Hara to have him re-
moved. Sunday he was met Jat the door by
su excited congregation, who refused to let
him enter to celebrate High Mass. They
accuse him Of financial mismanagement.
va Everybody speaks of E. II. Hollis
new store in Mauch Chunk.
walter Heyz, Polish boy, aged nine
years, had a foot crushed while picking
coal at East Mauch Chunk on Thursday
evening. lie was taken to st. Luke's Hos
ptal on Friday where his foot was ampu-
tated. He is getting along finely.
-SToLEN-A black and tan dog, aged
eIpht years; weight about p pounds; the
person supposed to have stolen The dog was
seen to enter the yard. A reward OF 81 90
will be paid to the person who returns the
dog to +. d. Miller, Iron street.
Fred. Lauriky, of Hazleton, who had
his right leg amputated at st. Luke's Hos
pital un Thursday last, is lying very low at
that institution.
Rss- Mr.. Hohl, the jeweler, of Mauch
Chunk, says business improves daily. lie
sells as high as three gold watches a day.
We wish him sucoess--he deserves it.
Mrs Henry Kern and Mrs. Conrad
Best, aged respectively rs and IS years
were run over and instantly killed on the
Lehigh aud Susquehanna Railroad, s'
Locltporr Monday evening, while walking
on the track in the direction Of their homes
Both were widows.
1t has been decided to cut the Kohl
moor bank at Shenandoah, into two parts al
a point that will entirely cut of that por.
tion that is on FIRE, and by this mears pre-
vent the fire from spreading.
Ity~ The jewelry store OF f. II. Hohl, al
Mduch Chunk, has again been enlarged tt
accommodate his increasing trade. Mr.. III
has now, beyond doubt, the finest store
in the Valley.
John Carling "inonkey wrencher" on
the Central road, was knocked down las
week in the yard al Easton aud severely in
jured by gonlola car, which passed owe
his shoulders and right arm.
Spencer Sassaman, a passenger trail
brakeman on the Valley road, had his shoul
der broken by getting caught between tw
cars he was coupling Aear the Amboy de
, pot. lie was removed TO st. Luke,s hos
r pital.
I Va. Grand fall opening Of fine Clock
ard Silverware at +. ii. Hollis, Mauc
, Chunk, on Saturday. October 9th. Exam
inc the new stock.
The Bay City (Mich.) Tribune of th
i 2sth ult., announces the arrival at this
y place of our young friend AL. Graver, wh
70 is on Western tour Of inspection.
:, ZJ~ We have sold and placed in tn
store " Z. II. unhl, the jewPer, at Mauc
IS Chunk, the largest safe in Carbon count,
r Any one in need of a safe is advised to ca
>, and see this safe before purchasing els'
where. Marvin Safe Co., New York CT!
n. Y; branch 633 Chestnut street, Phil'
- delphia, Pa.
u George II. Gearhart, Of Allentown,
k contractor for the new Episcopal church
II Drifton. He has already large force
10 men employed and expects to have it fl
ished the latter part oil November.
|. Coke Bros, & Co., have almost con
peled the work Of remodeling the e
breaker at Beaver Meadow, and the ne
machinery was set in motion recently.
, AT the Republican convention
No Wiikesbarre on Tuesday Vim. NJ. Hughe
= of IIazletun received the nomination {
, sheriff IN the first ballot. S. C. Struther
, OF Wilkesbarre, was nominated Cor Recorde
A DR.. Weaver, Of Wilkesbarre, for Coroner, ,ar
|. 0 Chapman, "f Pttston, for Surveyor.
!, M.fY- When on the streets at MauC
~ Chunk, the other day, we heard the r
D. mark" Mr.. Iiohl's jewelry store is Il
v. preIliest as il is the incest IN town" AT
re we thought right You are. You will trsv
+, long distance before YOU will see mic
- S tore ct better assortment.