The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-03-24

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in the annals Of American Old Fellowship
II marks the passage by the order Of the q
tieth mile stone Of life and Of a life, too tbs
has been we'll spent in dseds Of charity an
brotberly love. o. -.
About month ago Thomas William
was found dead in bed al his hone in Hyd
Park. II has been ihtimated that he was
victim Of foul play, and the hdy was eS
humed Thursday IL last week, aud th
stomach sent to New York for examination
LOST. On Saturday night, March Sd
between INV store aud residence, in Ess
Weissport, n Roll Of Bills amounting I
something over 5000 comprising 8 ar !
$40 bills, one $40 and several small bills
The finder will be literally rewarded ol
returning it to me ut my store, as above.
March Q, 's3s EAST WKIssroRr.
"-FOR sALE.-A well located Lum
ber and Coal Yard, now doing a good busl
ness, Is olfefel at Private Sale. To partie
wishing to 60 into this business, this offer
fne opportunity. Satisfactory reason
given for wishing to sell. For further par
ticulars apply at the ADVOCATE office.
VA Something to remember-That yol
can select irnm the largest, finest aud 6es
assortment Of clocks ia the vicinity, at Z
II. Huhl's, Mauch Chunk. All that is ask
ed Of you 10 tO take look and cOmpar,
prices.
A race between George Werner and
Benjamin Eiseuhood for 81 90 side.seventy
five yards. was won at Shenandoah, Mon
day by Werner by two inches. A second
race hy J. C. Holt and William Bishop Iol
$50 was won by Holt. A large crowd wa'
present and great deal of money changed
hands.
"A new paper mill he built in Shick
shinny during the summer. The citizens
helped 10. purchase the site, the Salem
Coal Company donated the fuel for three
years aud the borough Council exempted
the institution from local taxation for five
years. Tue capital Of the compsny will be
s, 900, ,0Oo.
The possessions Of the late Eldriige
Hazard, Of Beaver Meadow, this county
consisting Of $545 in cash, three lots in
Beaver Meadow, a number Of musical in
struments and fifty canes, 60 10 his broth
ers and sisters, Of Penn Yam. N. Y, who
had heard nothing Of their brothers where
abouts for thirty years.
SSn- Housekeepers in need Of gos,d silver
Knives, Forks and Spoons. ut prices within
the means of all "a buy will remember that
Z. II. Hohi's, Mauch Chunk, is the place t.
go-where you can get all you need at as
tonishingly low prices.
The house near Millville, Pike County
holding the family Of Josiah Perry,a dwarf
named Blackmore, and ademented woman
named Chit,ster, was destroyed 1T midnight
recently. Mrs. Chitister was burned to
death and the other occupants Of the house
escaped with only their night clothes, u
mile and half from any other house.
A school teacher gives pupil fourteen
paragraphs in the science of government,
thirteen examples in arithmetic, three pages
Of history, one page Of grammar, one of or
biography, and half an hour Of writing rs
a daily lesson aud expects him tn pass rs
per cent. At this rate how long will il take
her to rush him into lunatic asylu,n7
Among the .'hitterinss' this week we
observe Mrs. wehr 4 Sister from South
Street TO the new building, next to Durl-
ing's drug store, on Bank street DR.. Seiple
from Second street to the house vacated by
Mrs. Wehr & Sister, on SOUTH street, and
Thomas s. Beck, ESQ, from Bank street, I"
the house vacated by DR.. Seiple. on second
street.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
is negotiating with Mr.. Joseph obert, Of
town, for piece Of property near the l.. 4
8. railroad bridge here, IN exchange for
same building l"ts st Hazletnn. A. e.
Brodnead and W. W. Bowman on the par,
Of the Company, and Peter Weaver and
Henry Drytoos on the part OF Mr.. Ooert,
are the appraisers.
Ec- Don't you forget it T. II. H"hl, o;
MIuch Chunk, has ah extraordinary fine ms
sortnent al railruaders fine Watches. ca
and see them before buying elsewhere, and
get his latest reduced prices.
Preston Ritter, Of Bethlehem, was sFn,
t" Jail Monday To await trial for deserving
his wife and el"rng with single woman
named Sallis Dotterer. The slopemenr
occurred several weeks ago aud the T'artie'
have been living in Monroe county, bu'
Rltter's wife could not get word Of him m
Ill he happened iu Bethlehem, when she
had him arrested.
Mary Msrsden, 10 years Of sge. living
at Shenandoah, was playing about the stove
Monday evening when her clothing caught
fire. Hearing her cries, her mother quickl !,
ran 10 her assistance. The littl- giIl is serl.
ously, though not considered fatally, burned
Mrs. Mars len was severely burned abou
her hands aud armes in tearing the burning
clothes from the chld's body.
-M"ndsy night burglars entered III
residence of Milton Dress, at Crvssons. and
secured NV" valuable watches. They then
went to the h"use oi David NJ iller, prncipa
Of the public schools in that borough, aud
stole smother watch aud other valuables
some Of which were found Tuesday morn
ing in the back yard Of springer's Hole
aud returned II Mr.. Miller. There is u,
clue Ia the thieves.
The entire interior ol Grace Episcona
Church, at Hnnesiule, was gutted by fir,
Tuesday afternoon. The graRd organ wa
ais" destroyed. The building caught or
fire from the Oyerheated furnace ia tn,
basement, the flames crawling along tn
sests in front OF the chsncel IN larg. pillal
leading To the Gothic ceiling above. TIL,
loss will amount to $4,000. There is ur
Insurance. Of $4,000 IN the Hartford lnGur
nnee Company.
Esy- Farm, RS. IL you want Ia get a GOO,
watch and save money .call at 4. II. II, hrs
Mauch CAunk. aud see what you can do
u priers aud g"nds don't suit you, then .,
the time ta 10 elsewhere.
Monday afternoon at IIeaton / Co,
eOlliery, near Girurdville. John Cauhela
while midway ou the plane making som,
repairs To puileys, attempted u jump an a
car going mp the plau", when he slipIs d