The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-10-18

Lehighton.
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The terra Gotta works of Hutchins &
Shoemaker, situated at Wyoming, were
totally destroyed by fire Monday evening.
There was no water available and the
flames were allowed to take their course.
The loss will be $4,000; insured for SlO,-
600. About forty men will be thrown out
Of work in consequence of the destruction
of the work ks.
&gs- Prettiest S-daY clocks in the county,
at L. IL. HOhl's, Mauch Chunk.
The Democratic parade in this borough
on Monday evening last, was decidedly the
largest affair of the kind that has taken
place since the Hancock campaign. About
500 men were in line, and everything
passed Off in very orderly manner. at
was very creditable turn out" was the
expression of leading Republicans on
Tuesday morning, speaking of the parade.
NJ II. H. Peters, at the
Post-office building, Lehigh-
ton, will make you an all
wool suit for only $40 cash,
if you order now.
The large grist mill of, Mr.. John A
Laubach, at Kreidorsvile, was totally
destroyed by fire on Monday night last.
The outbreak was first seen on the roof, and
the supposition is that 1t was due to friction
caused by the betting, We did not hear
the extent of the damages but we are told
that it is at least partly coyered by insur-
ance.
While crossing the track of L. & S. R
r. at Bowman's on Tuesday evening Joseph
Albright, of Pennsvrlle, was struck by a
passing train and so seriously injured about
the head, that he died about two hours
twenty years OF age, brotherin law OF
Mr.. James Ballet, Of East Penn, and a
nephew of the late Gen. Chas. Albright, OF
Mauch Chunk.
Dzis-Fine wedding rings at Hollis
| Mauch Chunk.
The clergymou of the Wyoming Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
on Saturday adopted resolutions denounc-
ing roller skating as derogatOry to the inter.
ests of the Church, in that it absorbs the
time of many who otherwise would attend
divine services and is of questionable moral
tendency. The ministers entrest church
members not to encourage the rinks oil
which there are large number in north
western Pennsylvania.
-Clauss q Bro, The Tail
ors, are making up elegant
suitings, in the very latest
styles and best workmanship,
for SIG, sold last year for $24.
Call and see them.
AT noon Tuesday the wedding of Miss
Mary i. Drake and Mr.. Harry 0. Emory
of Cheltenham, Montgomery, county, Pa.
took place in Trinity Episcopal Church
Bethlehem, the rector, Rev. George Pomeroy
Allen, officiating, The bride is the daughter
of the ats Colonel G. L. Drake, The dis
coverer of petroleum in this country. The
wedding was a fashionable and brilliant
one. The reception took place in the room
of the brides mother in the Eagle Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory, after tour IN the
South, viii reside in Philadelphia.
Bss- Can give best reference from promi
nant and reliable men in this town anc
county, who are using the celebrated OF
time railroad watches; sold by +. ii. Hohl
| Mauch Chunk. Go see HUhl's elegau
stock it can't bo beat.
Thomas Cairns, well known resident
Of Avoudalo,a mining town near Plymouth
while gathering ehestnu,s from a large trer
in his garden ON Sunday afternoon, wat
hurled thirty fact to the ground by tht
breaking Of a limb. lie fell on a fence anC
sustained a fracture Of the spinal column
near the base of the neck. Total paralysis
of all organs below the seat Of Injury set IN
and, though he may liye day or two, hi
death IS certain. He was removed to The
hospital in Wlkesbarre. lie hsi viii
and seven children.
Robert Packer Linderman, son OF DR.
G. B. Linderman, general manager of tht
Bethlehem Iron Company, and grandson o
the late Judge Asa Packer, was married a
South Bethlehem Wedn esday afternoon t.
Miss Ruth May Sayre, youngest daughte
OF Robert II. Sayre, president of the new
South Pennsylvania Railroad. The cere
mony took place in the Episcopal church G
the Nativity at five o'clock, after whic
there was a reception at the residence Of tn
brides parents. Six maids of honor an
two flower girls attended the bride. Their
were six ushers,
, The Democrats in Line,
The Democrats Of his borough held thei