The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-11-01

Eve years of age. Apoplexy was the cause
Of his death.
ne Only $1,000 cash
for an all-wool Suit at II. II.
Peters, Post-office building,
Lehighton.
Mrs. Catharine Wennor, with one ex-
ception the oldest woman in Allentown,
died Friday, after few hours illness, at
the age of ninety three. For twelve years
she was blind, but she retained the use of
all her other faculties until her death. Her
husband, in his time one of the leading
citizens, died twenty years ago.
@sis- WANTED, lnmedately,a a first class
ORGAElST for st. Jacobs Lutheran and
Reformed church, in the borough Of Weiss.
port; must understand leading in German
and English, Salary will be paid quarterly
For further particulars apply to A. j. Guth.
Secretary. Oct. 25, 3w%.
"A postal from Thomas A. Williams.
formerly of Mauch Chunk, now of Lehigh,
Wilbarger county, Texas, informs us of the
death,or the 18th ult., of his little twin son,
George, aged II months and two days. lie
has our deepest sympathy in his bereave-
ment.
E5- Parties desiring to buy coal by the
car will be well to call at the Coal Breaker,
Lehighton, before purchasing elsewhere.
Big inducements are offered.
Adam Bachman, one of Hazleton's
oldest citizens, was killed Saturday, while
working in breast OF A. Pardee & Co.'s
colliery by heavy fall of coal. Bachman
was highly respected citizen and
thoroughly experienced miner hsying been
in the employ Of A Pardee for thirty Eve
years.
ne Farmers, and others would do well
to call at the Coal Breaker, Lehigh,on, and
learn prices before purchasing elsewhere.
For the week ending on Oct. 10, 1884,
there was l79,9O7 tons of coal shipped oyer
the Lehigh Valley Railroad, making a
total of 5,l67 ,OO9 tons to date and showing
a decrease of 52l,4GS as compared with
same time last year.
&S-Now is the time To lay in your sup
ply OF winter coal and the Coal Breaker,
Lehightou, Pa, is the place to buy. Extra
inducements to those buying by the car
load.
Sam Stein, a professional swindler,
came to grief at Allentown Saturday. He
was about to operate on the proprietor of
the American Hotel, but was tripped up in
bis game and now languishes in prison
awaiting requisiton from New York. He
swindled the proprietor OF the Russell
House, at Middleton, N. Y, by means Of a
bogus certified check and was trying to
play the same game..st Allentown.
[PgTH. H. Peters, at the
Post-office building, Lehigh-
ton, will make you an all
wool suit ior only $40 cash,
if you order now.
Louis Wenner, OF Allentown, a Ger
man, aged 40 years, aud a machinist by
trade, was found dead in tho Lehgh canal
at Bethlehem Saturday NOR ming. A flask
half filed with whiskey was found on him,
together with papers concerning his identi.
ty. Wenner went to Bethlehem Saturday
evening to attend political demonstration.
He imblbed too freely and accidentally fell
into the canal He leaves lamily of seven
children in poor circumstances.
-Clauss & 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.
The printers Of WilLesbarre aud vIcini-
ty are taking strong grounds for Cleveland.
The following card has been issued by the
president of the Wilk ,sbarre Typographical
Union; "The printers of this city and
neighbOring towns favorable to the election
OF Cleveland and opposed to Blaine because
OF his evident sympathy for Whiteaw Reid
and his detes.able methods as praclced in
the Tribune Office and looking to the de lea
of CalYin Wells, owHer Of the rat Phla-
delphia Press, are requested TO meet at tht
Democratic headquarters on Monday even
in a. 7,3O o'clock, to form a marching club
to participate in the parade OF Friday even
ing, the 3lst."
E4> You can buy all sizes Of coal cheape
at the Coal Breaker, Lehighton. than at an.
other place in the Lehigh Valley. Cal
and be convinced.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad compau,
has recently placed upon the road one @
the most palatal palace cars in the coun
try. 1t was built at South EaSton and
called the Bethlehem. The woodwork
in mahogany and walnut, bufie. chair
large French plate mirror at either enc
; French plate panel mirrors between Ih
windows, windows four feet square, sill
plush curtains, completely isolated smol
ing-Ioom, private apartment, foot rests an
arm rests, with four bronEed steam heath
! pipes sncircling the car and adjustAb
truck
D &A- WANTED Everybody TO call
the Coal Breaker, Lehighton, and lear
prices before laying in their winter suppl
. Of coal 1t will pay you.
"A section Of the old workings of No.
= collery, at Eckey, which have been in
J. dangerous condition for over a year pa:
has cavsd in and serious damaged to Il
!, inside workings Of the uine has followe
IS Fears are entsrtsi ned that another al
d more serious fall OF the earth's surface ms
{, take place. The Presbyterian Church al
i, about dozen blocks of miners houses
lie the principal sueet we're more or less da1
q, aged by the cave in,