The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-11-24
Our Neighborhood in Brief.


Thanksgiving Day-next Thursday.
Work has been commenced on the
electric light building at Hazeton.
The NORTHAMPTON County Teacheis'
Institute was largely attended this week.
Hay is selling in Allentown Sl2 per
ton, with a slight upward tendency.
Potatoes are sci, ing of farm r'swagons
in Allentown at 80 and 3j cents per hushel
'SA-GO TO ROSEBERY'S, IN oBERTS
BUILDING FUR AN EASY SHAVE.
Robert, aged five years, the only son of
Governor Pattison, died Tuesday of mem
brsnous Group.
ED- Fresh Oysters Raw or Stewei- can
be obtained at L. A. Wehr's, BANK Street,
daily.
Passenger and freight traffic on the Le-
high Valley Railroad at this time Is very
heavy.
The Lehigh Valley RR, Co., is having
all the old unused passenger cars repaiuted
and fixed up
%H-A lot Of good second hand watches
for sale at s. Hagamau's store, Bank street,
Lehighton.
The Camp Fire of CHAPMAN Post, Gl,
G. A R F., of Mouch Chunk, Monday night,
was a capital affair.
Don't fail to hear the great Hnmorist,
Col. j. P. Sanford, at the Institute, in the
Presbyterian Church, on Monday evening.
AT the Monitor colliery, near Ashland
on Friday last Rudolph Keller. of Little
Mahanoy, was seriously injured by fall of
coal.
George Miller, middle aged man, has
been sent to the Easton jail, charged with
burning D. E. Kessler's barn, in Bethlehem
township, last month.
Ess-An increase of Clocks Watches and
Jewelry at HaGaman's store and a decline
In prices. Please call and see, aswe make
no false statements in advertising.
-$Il0 per day instead of Sl.2O as here
tolore is he per diem paid repairmen on
the L. V. RR. The business of the road
was never larger.
DO not fail to hear the lecture before
the Teachers Institute On Wednesday eve.
ming by the State Superintendent, Hon. E
E. Higbee.
The College of New Jersey has con-
fcrred the honorary degree of D. D. upon
Rev. F. B. Hodge, Of the First Presbyterian
church of Wilkesbarre.
Albert Sinex, aged about II years, was
caught in the betting at Pardee's -four mill,
Hazleton, On Friday last, and so severely
Injured that he died the same evening.
IeO-G TO Hagaman's store, Lehighton
Pa, to get the leading genuine American
watches; as he deals in none of the foreign
Imitation trash with which the people have
been so extensively swinded
Hon. John B. Storm, Of Stroudsburr,
member of Congress for this district, will
lecture at the County Institute ON Tuesday
evening.
The american AqricultlH ist English or
German edition) land the CAHBoN ADVOCATE
will be sent to any address on receipt Of two
dollars. The price of the AgricaHwiSt is
$3.50.
"A pillar in the North Ashland Coliery
broke Thursday, OF last week. large
number OF men were at work but managed
10 escape. The mine has been temporarily
closed.
EA-Ifyou wanta nice smooth easy shave
your hair cut or shampoong, go to Franz
Roederer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho-
tel. He will Ak you right, and dou't you
forget it.
-"What is heavens best gift to man9
lae asked, sSeetly smiling on him. CDR
Bulls Cough Syrup" he replied, with pru.
dence. lie had just been cured by it Of
bad cold.
- Best make of Horse
Shoe Nails for 20cts a pound
by the box at j. l.. Gabel's.
Prof Moses True Brown, the famous
elecutionist Of Boston, Mass, will give elo
outionsry entertainments before the Teach
ers' Institute on Thursday and Friday eye
nings.
WA Farm of llS acres with a house
on II, and about s acres cleared. for sale
cheap or in exchange for town property.
Three miles from Mauch Chunk. Address
W. NJ. Rapsher. Lehighton, Pa.
Tickets for the evening lectures at the
County Institute are sold at s. Carpenters
Jewelry Store, Manch Chunk, ana at
Thomas and Horns drug stores, Lehigb-
ton.
ACKER'S BLOOD ELIXER guaranteed;
will cure all kinds ol blood poisoning, in
herued or contracted. Sold by DR.. Horn,
Lehighton, and Horn, Weissport.
The remains of Charles Wilson, a nc
torious character, were discovered in a lime
kiln in the northern part of Ashland Sun,
day morning. He had lain down beside
the kiln to sleep and it is thought was suf,
located by sulphur. When found one sldS
OF his body was horribly burned, his cloth.
ing having caught fire from the kiln.
The surviving members of the l20th
Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, com
mandsd by Colonel J. G. Frick, during the
late war, are making arrangements to hold
a neunion at Easton on December Is next,
for the purpose OF eaeOIiug permanent or
ganIEation.
Mr. NJ. L. Smith has erected large
Works at slatington for the manufacture Of
ninsral IAirts.