The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-18

vile and other large places on the "Orators
Of the od World" has come to grief al
Shenandoah. It turns up that he has been
swndiing many hotel keepers in the coal
rigions, but he managed after arrest at
She nandoah to give the officers the slip
leaying nothing behind him but unpaid
bills.
Que day last week young man and
his wife took a room Ota prominent hotel
in Wilkesbarre. On the following morn
ing the young man had decamped with
$500 dollars, the life savings Of his bride
The young woman's name is Henrietta
Vnuburg. She is only two years out from
Germany. A few days ago che married
William Hartman in New York. The
Wilkesbarre incident is the last she knows
OF him. His zeal name is Ferdinand
Schrieman and he is known in the district
The poor woman is without money OF
! friends
j. C. Kline, Of Shenandoah, chairman
Of the Schuylkill county Democratic Com
mittee, has issued the Official call Tor tho
Democratic County Convention to meet at
Pottsvllle, August 9th.
"A Hungarian and Italian Catholic
church is soon TO be erected at uazleton.
--Sone philosophers in llazletom threaten
10 "tnr, feather an put on rail" some
fellow who goes naked about the streets aud
moleits women and children. IF the
"charges" are true the ruflian should bc
punished without threats, but il he is only
a lunatc he should be locked up.
On last Friday morning an extra
| freis sht train rounded curve at full speed
aud dashed INTO coal train of the Lehigh
and Susquehanna division ol the Philadel.
phla aud Reading Road. near Wilkesbarre
| Herman Freeman, a brakeman nu the Goa
train, who was asleep was instantly killed
Hiram Seward, engineer of the freight
jumped from his engine just before the col
lission aud sustained serious injuries. Iii:
| fireman, who remained on the engine, rs
capel with few cuts aud bruises. Tho
cabuose aud five coal cars were wrecked and
the engine of the freight train badly dam.
aged. Traffic was delayed for about two
hours.
The remains of Mrs John L. Bowman
who died at Mahanoy City last week weTS
inferred in the Lehighton cemetery on LAS
Monday. The funeral was largely attended
by relatives and friends of the deceased.
T. +. Fehr will sell by public auction
at his residence at Bowmans, Lower Towa
mensnc. on the SOth inst, at 10 o'clock
some valuable personal property, including
horses, buggy hogs, agricultural implements
furniture and other valuable articles. Mr.
Fehr has made arrangements to take charge
of the Mauch Chunk House on Susquehauni
street, Mauch Chunk, and is entering i'm
imI0atrly upon residence.
hNOur accomplished young, friend Mr.
fCl ,rNice 5. Weiss, seieuaded n brllian
andieuce at the ADVOCATE premises OF
Tuesday evening. beauty, wealth, ranl
aud fashion listened eutranced To the flood
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former, who with the skill of double
bareled Orpheus evolved sweet sounds iron
u mouth organ aud guitar at the sam
moment. No president could have done |
better.
Rev. n. S. Strassburger, of Allentown
will preach in the Reformed church, ofthi
place, on this Sunday evening. The ser
vices will commence at 1880 o'clock. /
coruiul invitation Is extended tO all.
In the trial, now proceeding at Easton
Of Dulman for the murder of his wife, Dr.
Beck and the stewards at the Amshous
told how for four weeks they had fed tn
unfortunate woman through tube in tht
wounl made by Dillman.
Robert Morgan, OF Ashland, Will
driving through Shenandoah, "Wednesday
morning, attempted to turn street corne
too sharply. The carriag, was upset an,
Morgan fell out, and his horse starting ui
he was dragged for some yards with hi
head humping against the ground. Ther'
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Miss Hattie Beaumont, an accomp
lished young lady of Newark, New jersey
is visiting Miss SallIe Raudenbush, on Banl
street.
The teachers and members of the II
E. church gave their Sunday school schol
ars free excursion To Glen Onoko on las
Wednesday. The weather was not yer,
proptious, but considering all things TN
children spent thoroughly enjoyable day
The Zlon's Reformed Sunday schon
excursion, on last Saturday, was probabl,
one of the most successful Of the whole sea
SON. Oyer four hundred and twenty person.
joined the expedition to the Geological Gar
dens and all returned home at night with
out the record OF a single accident. 1t i
stated thattwu hundred dollars were cleared
by the trip, and that sum is now 10 be az
lied To improvements in the church build
Ing.
The North Branch Conference Of TN
Susquehanna Synod OF the Luthern churcl
has had most successful session at Shenan
doah during the past week. Confcrenc,
business Of a general character general,
followed the devotional exercises Of th,
morning. Among important subjects q
discussion were "The church, It's spritua
condition, its demands, its property" anc
"How and to what extent eau the laIty co
operate with the pastor"
MIR. Hiram Cuder, OF Laury's, was il
town during the week and gave us pleas
ant call
List Of Letters
Remaining uncalleh for in the Post or
fee at this place, Aug. l6, 1885,
Armbruster, Henry, Millhark, Mrs.
Hunter, Chas, Means, W. b.,
Kurnow, A, Rehrig, Oliver,
| Lapp, Frank, Roth, Rosa
RalolIiI, Justice. Ulrichs John,
Chard Berkenmeyer & Bro.
Persons calling Tor any of the above let