The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-11-22

their feed. Price 25 cents per package of
one mound, full weight.
Ali know DR.. Brooks by reputation,
none should fail to hear his lecture on the
"Culture Of the Imagination" on next Fri.
day evening in Concert Hall, ,Mauch Chunk.
Reserved seats 25 cents.
Miss Sadie j. Zaigenfuss, daughter Of
Joel zeigenfuss, of Millport, has been APP
pointed assistant postmstress at the Weiss
port post-ofiico. She is 4 most estimable
young Indy, and will no doubt give salts.
faction in her new position.
-Clauss G Bro, The Tail
ors, still have a few Of those
Justly celebrated $40 suitings
on hand.
In Lehigh county Joseph Walter tres
passed on the property of David Lauchuer
and the latter pointed pistol at him to
frighten him OIL. For this he was sued
and fined $40. and shen fined $40 Tor cirry-
ing deadly weapon.
rss-Th Last Law Passed was Laws
agent. who is passing through the State in
trnduced Laws Celebrated Bluing, used
for bluing, bleaching and coloriug, and
makes good ink For sale at c. r. Horns
and at the Novelty Store Bankwav.
90 a heavy slide of land has buried the
slate quarry or Jones & Williams, near
Wnlnutport, with all their tools. 1t will
require several months to remove the earth.
The workman escaped, The firm paid $780,,
900 for the quarry in 1867.
ne Only $1,000 cash
for an all-wool Suit at II. II.
Peters, Post,ofice building,
Lehighton.
For the week ending on Nov. 10, 1884
there was l73, ,l62 tons of coal shipped oyer
tue Lehgh Valley Railroad, ma king a
total of ., 500 ,2S3 tons to date aud showing
decrease of 5sl ,537 as compared with
same time last year
| The new double-track Lehigh Valley
| Railroad, running from Glen Summit TO
! Fairview, was opened for travel Monday
afternoon. The first passenger train west
struck j. Gabel OF Scranton, who was
standing on the track watching the east
bound train, aud he was instantly killed.
nJY II. H. Peters, at the
Post-office building, Lehigh-
ton,. will make you an all
wool suit Tor only $40 cash,
if you order now.
Prof. Geo W. Philips, of Wes Chester
will deliver his popular lecture on "The
Wonders Of the Heavens" at the Carb IN
County Institute on next Tuesday evening
Don't fail to hear him.
va Trustees, Executors, Guardians and
other Deeds, Receipt Books, Judgment
Notes, Minute or Record Bonl,s. and Jus.
tces Blanks for sale at the Novelty and
Notion store, next to the CARBON ADVOCATE
office, on Bankway.
AT an carly hour Monday morning
EX-Judge Joseph Laubach died in Bethle-
hem after an illness of about seyen weeks
He was Democrat. lie had served as
Associate Judge of Northampton county for
ten years before the law was passed abol.
ishng lay Judges ia certain counties. lie
had held many other positions Of trust aud
responsibility.
The SAT- RIVER demo ns,ration by the
Democrats at Mduch Chunh on Tuesday
evening last was an immense affair. There
were about 1000 men in line, the residences
and business places along the line of march
we're generally and many of them tasteful.
| ly decorated and illuminated. The utmost
good lcelug seemed to prevade the I'M
nruse throngs which lined the streets along
the route Of the parade.
-Clauss & Bro, The Tail
ors, arc making up elegant
suitings, in the very latest
styles and best workmanship,
for SIG, sold last ear for $24.
Call and see them.
Laura. the sixteen year old daughter
Of George Trnutman, prominent coal
operator at Ceutralia. elnped with barber
named j. Cook, on last Saturday and has
not been heard from since. The pair were
married 10y an Ashland clergyman "u Sat
urday morning aud they LETT on Il North
bound Reading train. No effort at pursuit
has been made.
Henry Weidncr young mail carrier
residing at Sugar Notch, attempted to cross
the Lehigh Valley Railroad near tho depot
at that place in the rear of freight train
on the lIth lust when an incoming cx.
press train, which he hud not noticed
struck him with terrific furce, hurlng him
from the track. His right side was crushed
in, all the ribs broken, and his skull frac
tured.
1t is tar better to be poor aud posses.
bottle OF Jadwln's Tar Syrup, than to he
rich and not know how 10 cure a Cough oi
Cold. % cents and 81 Per bottle. For sale
by L. D. Thomas, Lehightou, Pa.
For some Time past Detective johnson
has been quietly working up clues leading
IN the discovery Of the inciendlsry who
fired Coyle X Co.'S icehouse, destroying il
and Stocker & Co.'S sawnill, and causiu Z
the most disastrous fire in Easton in ten
years. LaVe Saturday night Samuel Weiss
a discharged employee of Coyle & Co, wa,
arrested. The evidence against him is SAID
to be indisputable.
&S"E +. Luckenbuch, 6l Broadway
Mauch Chunk, is already opening up a
beautiful assortment Of Books, Albums aud
Fancy Articles suitable for Holiday pres
ents. In addition to which he has a hand.
some assortment Of Wall Paper, Stationary
aud miscellaneous goods unsurpassed in
price or quality ut any other store in thi.
section. Call aud see him.
An accidental shooting took place IN
Pittston Sunday morning which will result
in the death OF Mrs. Patrick Mclean al
the hands of her husband. Mclean had
taken revolver from a bureau drawer aud
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