The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-01-05

there were 1921 tons Of coal trans
ported over the Lehigh Valley railroad,
making total TO date Of 4l3.lO4 tons, a
decrease of I46,TOo tons as compared with
same time last year.
ACKER's BLOOD ELIxER guaranteed;
will cure all kinds oi blood poisoning, in
herited or contracted. Sold by DR.. Horn,
Lehighton. and Z A Horn, Weissport.
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Company Tuesday purchased the
Monitor Colliery a Locust Gap. The com
pany will develop the mine and increase
the shipping capacity. The mine gives
employment to 500 men and boys.
-Conundrum for Delinqueuts only: Do
you know why this paper is dampH 1t is
because there is so much dew" on i'll II
your subscription is paid up don't notice
the above. it lie not meant for you. Look
at the direction tab on your paper.
by a recent act Of the Legislature, the
burgess and town councilmeD elected at the
next election, will take their Offices on the
6rst Monday in March instead Of in April
as heretofore, and the auditors meet to au-
dit the accounts oe the borough officers on
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"A suit FOR $2O,OOO damages has oeel
begun by Martin McDonOugh, Prnthono
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ROAD ComPany' SAce ''S assumption o' "
affairs oil the new jersey Central mas !"
!. iormen Si' e'hP'oEes oi 'nA' s'"u 'h3s "'v
n January 'hey win % c"''geu S''IS
non'n'y ucSe'S 70 ana 'r'" VOTE o"u
the "lu management '"ey ioue iise' -.
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le M Hnhi,s r.d~ced nr,ce, on Amerir
y. railroad watches, and see latest improv
We ments IN American watches-
ne Mason, the coin dealer at 2S5 Washiu
% ton street. Boston, Mas, offers 5000 Tor
" American silver dollar barring the dates
- 1904. For dollars Of the years Of 1885, Is
20 and 1851 he pays SIS each Dollars OF ls
id are scarce, only few having been struck
that year.
While Peddler Adam Hartline and
- dsughter were drilng from MainvIlle
ne Catawissa, late Friday night, three strar
CO. men asked to right in the sleigh. 7
y" request was granted. In secluded o.
the strangers drew revolvers and robt
,Se Hsrtline Of $3.50 and silver watch.
ty. fore he reached home two other fellows f
sss at him aud wounded his right arm.
An application was filed in the 81