The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-11-29

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For the week ending on Nov. 90, 1884
there was 1924 tons Of coal shipped over
the Lehigh Valley Railroad, making a
total Of 5,s44,5 tons to date and showing
decrease of 553 ,4sl as compared with
same time last year
IpY H. H. Peters, at the
Post-office building, Lehigh-
ton, will make you an all
wool suit for only $40 cash,
if you order now.
"A. j, Campbell has opened wutch-
making and jewelry store in tho building
next to CIauss & Bros tailoring establish
msHt on Bank street Special attention
will be given to repairing, and as Al is a
frst-clnss workman we do not hesitate in
recommending HIM to our friends and the
public generally.
Mrs. E. Faith has Just recsived an i'm .
menae stock of Winter hats aud bonnets
which she is almost giving away.
The Democrats Of slutington had 6
grand turn nut on Saturday. The process
ion was very large and a grand success.
Several bands Of music were in line, The
success of the glori1cation was due to the
fact that every Democrat did his part, and
that all were imbued with the idea that
Democratic principals will rule for cen
tury to come.
w. Trustees, Executors, Guardians and
other Deeds, Receipt Books, Judgment
Notes. Minute or Record Books, and JUS
tees Blanks for sale at the Novelty and
Notion store, next to the CARBoN ADVOCATE
office, on Bankway.
Hon. Desire Bournique, a promnen,
citizen and proprietor Of watch case fac
tory, at Milford, Pike Co., Gicd suddenly
Thursday night of last week. lie was
born in France fifty ono years ago. lie
had held several public offices, including
that Of associate judge Of Pike county. Mr..
B>urnique had many relatives IN New
York, New Jersey aud Philadelphia.
W. Watches, Watches, Watches, at L.
II. HohPs, Mau1h Chunk.
--Fraucis j. Shields, Of Lansford, Carbon
county, who was arrested some time ago by
Assistant Internal Revenue Collector Joseph
Kalbius on tie charge OF violating the reye-
nue luws,was given a hearing in the United
States Dislric' Court in Philadelphia last
week before Judge Butler lie was found
guilty and lie Judge sentenced him TO pay
fine amounting to the taxes due apd costs.
-ClauSs u 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.
Va Elegnn. new goods at E II Hollis,
Mauch Chunk.
-"Tho Enterprise Meat Chopper" has
been tested and endorsed by over one hun.
dred Agricultural Journals The Farm &
Fresida says; "AlIer testing, each editor
Immediately ordered sn Enterprise Meat
Chopper for his family USE" The Ameri.
can Agriculturst says: "rhese choppers
excel anything Of the kind made in either
Hemsrhere." See advertisement in an.
other column.
gsss- Don't forget to see E II Hollis stock
next week. He has magnificent stock q f
goods Sasquehanna street, Mauch Chunk
Abraham Mayer Bucks county farm.
er, was robbed by couple Of young men
in South Bethlehem in broad daylight, a
lew days ago. Mover, who was driving
into town, asked the way of a young man,
who got into his wagon with him. Ga
signal he was Joined by another young
man. They knocked Meyer senscless, rob
bed him OF a small amount of money, aud
a note for S2j. The highwaymen escaped.
GaJ~ f F. LuckenLuch, 6l Broadway
Mauch Chunk, is already opening up n
beautiful assortment of Books, Albums and
fancy Articles suitable for Holiday pres
enis. In addition 10 which he has a hand
some assortment oi Wall Paper, Stationary
aud miscellaneous goods UNSURPASSED in
price or quality at any other store in this
section. Call aud see him.
-Georgcous holiday display next week
a. l. II liohPs, MAuch Chunk
Col A, E, Lewis. of Milford, Pike Co.,
one OF the Commissioners from Pernsyl.
vania to the New Orleans Worlds indus.
trial Exposition, has purchased the skin ora
SOC pound bear recently killed by "Uncle
Tans' Smith, Pike county celebrity, and
will have it stuffed and mounted. It will
be placed on exhibition among the other
Pennsylva MIA products.
SSs~E II Hohl, Mauch Chunk, lea ds
hem all in assortment, stock and prices.
= Toe Eberhard will case, on trial in the
Northampton county court, ended on the
goth inst, with verdict TOR the blood re
lations. Nathan Eberhard died leaving A
property now worth $40 900 After death
a paper was produced bearing the signature
Of Nathan Ebsrharl, without witnesses
giving his entire estate to his adopted son
William Weirbach. The blood relatives
affirmed that the signature was not genuine,
t'ok the case to cnurt aud thus got verdict
which shuts out Weirbach entirely.
Levi Hubert, formerly publisher Of
the Iamaqua Daily ITEM. died on Wednes-
day, Of consumption, lie had been CON
neetrd with number Of other parers
devoted particularly to the intereits Of
labor aud was well known Throughout the
State.