The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-10-20

While Shadrac Roberts was ruhninI
away from shot he had fred in his cham.
ler at the Dodson colliery, Plymouth, =
Wednesday, shot rom an adjoining gang.
way caused piece Of coal to strike HIM on
the arm, breaking IL. -
- Best make Of Horse
Shoe Nails for 20cts a pound
by the box at J. l.. Gabel's.
An annealing furnace has been erected
by the CatAsauqus Manufacturing Com
pany. the same having been designed BY
Mr. VIM. T. Hopkins, the superintendent
and erected by Mr.. Evan Jones. II is q
new feature of the works al that place, and
works satisfactorily. .t
George Wagner, Of East Weissport, seuI
to our sane tum on Wednesday morning a
small band box. Tho box contained u ripe
and luscious strawberry which George had
Just pucked and band boxed as triumph
Of Weissport soil ard his own gardening.
NO LONGER A CUES Of opinion,
we guarantee every box Of Ackers Dyspep
sia Tablets. Price Csc. and SOC. Sold by
DR.. Horn, Lehighton, and Z. A. Horn.
Weissport.
The Sullivan Slsde combination gave
o performance at Pottsville, on Thursday
night, after which the pugalists went out
on a spree. The fun wound up in house
of doubtful reputation to which the police
we're not admitted. While the Chief went
after warrant the sluggers escaped. The
proprietors was arrested on a number oi
charges. Sullivan and his party left the
following morning for Wilkesbarre.
j. l.. Gable has just re-
ceivcd three car loads of Phos-
phate which he is selling at
$50 and S35 per ton.
For the week ending on the 18th inst.
l37,9s9 tons Of coal was transported over
the L v. RR., making total Of 5,53i ,57g
tons to that date, and showing 'on increase
of 49, %, as compared with same time last
year.
Gss- Dear reader, have you noticed "the
snug little store" just above the Mansc n
House, run by Charles D. Rhoads, ag'H He
keeps on hand erything from a" Nutm 4
To Bag Of Flour" and is selling at aston :
ishingly low prices Just you drop in and
see how Charley will "smile."
Mr.. David EbJert keeps as well-stocked
livery stables as are to be found in this OF
any other county. The proprietor is always
on hand to attend to the wants Of his many
patrons, and picnic parties, families, lovers
and business men will find at his stablet
every variety of carriage and quadruped.
The Mahanoy Record wisely observ, 6
that every subscriber for country paper
can do much for the paper by becoming a
reporter for it. That would greatly help
the editor in getting out readable sheet.
The trouble with the average subscriber i.
that he is not content. with being.a repolt l.
.r. He wants to<writethe editorialS.A
Pure Linseed Oil, at. j.
L. Gabel's, 6S cents per gal
Ion for cash.
The iron trade in Schuylkill is. in good
condition. The industrial shops are all in
full working order, and idle places arc r-
sumine work. The Schuylklll Haven
Rolling mill, which has been idle all sum
mer, recently resumed work. Port Clinton
is now being repaired with the Same object
in view, and at Tamaqua there has been q
resumption Of idle works. - a,,
&C. L. Brodhead, of Mauch Chunk, who
lately sold his numbering interests to Albert
Lewis for SG5,OOo, has, with Lafayette
Lsn,z, taken the contract for cutting the
Vosburg tunnel on the Lehigh Valley Rail.
road. Mr.. Brodhead is one Of the most
practical civil engineers in the State, and
IN ide reputation while IN charge OF the
Hopatcong tunnel to New Jersey.
Ss- Kind reader pause for q momen,
and think carefully over this. Y ou will
find that the proper place to buy the .cbeap.
est harness, collars, blankets, yroprs. WI; ms
and all pertaining to the working earb aud
pleasure clothes Of horses, rs at the store OF
Milton Flory, Weissport.
A scheme has been projected FOR rire
line 200 miles in length connecting the new
salt wells of Western New York with the
culm banks Of the Lehigh coal region in
order to utilize this coal waste in the evap-
grafton Of brine: As yet the plan is mer,- :
ly under consideration, though a company
of Philadelphia and Boston capitalists has
been formed IN construct this pipe liue.
Lewis Best White Lead
at 800 a hundred at j. l..
GabePs, for cash.
Some of the finest potatoes proiuced in
this section during the past season were
raised on the farm Of Mr.. James Meyer, ut
New England. Walker Twp. Two speci-
men iubers brought to the COURIER Office
last Saturday weighed respectively 2 pounds
4 ounces and | pound IL ounces But q
few more Of the same kind are needed from
others who boast of prolific crops aud big
potatoes to fill the bushel basket that we
Keep right handy 10 recrive such specimens
Of farm TeductS = Tamdqna Courier.
In last weeks issue Of the Slati ngton
Ne'os our esteemed contemporary entered
upon the sixteenth year Of its usefu exist
ence. Published inlhe very ceutre of the
greatest slate regiou in the world its editor
has become All authority upon all matters
connected with that industry, end his ia per
contains, along with general news and in
tcresting local matters, all the latest inior.
nation concerning the slate QUAR- les Of the
State. We wish brother schlauch long
continued vitality and increased success.
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