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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-13
Mr.. o'Reilly at wilkssbarrs.

John Boyle o'Reilly, the Boston editor,
addressed large audience at the Court
House, Wilkesbarre, IN Wednesday evening
in the interests at Cleveland aud Hendricks
The building was crowded to its utmost
capacity and the speaker WAS frequently
applauded, In answer To the question why
he supported Cleveland he said he did 70
from principle. As private citizen he had
. perfect right To oppose him, but he sup
parted him now because be was Democrat.
Blaine was always the friend Of m0nopolies.
He grew rich from succnr derived from
them. His course as Secretary Of State was
Anti-American and he was not deserving Of
tue vote of any Irish American citizen. Il
was already shown ny the Madigan circu-
lar that he WAS a Know nothing of the
worst type. The Bragg story, he said, was
a lie. Speaking Of Butler, he said his stir
in the present fight was absurd. He was
always friend nf the General, but now
that he had deserted the party that honor
ed him aud slOrted an army Of his own,
with he himself as GENERAL, be was no
longer q Democrat, and no Democrat should
vuie fnr him. II Batter thou ght u wreck the
Democratic party he would be the Que most
hurt. Mr. O'Reilly closed with an appeal
To Democrats present IN vnts inr all DsmO-
cIatlc nominees. Sigourney Butler, of Boa
ton, also spoke.
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Around Pleasant Corner.
DASH.

The foot race between A. F. oldt and
- Donor didn't come ofiou September
4th. 0ldt said, lie did not intend maxi ng
a practice Of running, but when Donor said
he was the best runner. odt took him up,
aud said he would run with him.
squirrel hunting is in full blast.
The annual picnic OF the New Mahon-
ing Sunday school will be held to-day
tSaturday)@
-James Planning, of Philadel phia was
on a business trip though the valley.
John ounfsr, of Ashley, was the guest
Of Chas. David last week.
DIR. Linebach, of Allentown, was the
guest Of Ddyid Sammel last week.
Wilson Weaver. of Pleasant Corner, is
erecting q new stable.
"A. j. Ballet, OF this place, shot a wild
duck last week.
W J. Kister aud @. E. Rehrig. Of
Pleasant Corner. were the guests Of Mr.
Klsller. of West Penn, oD last Sunday.
Miss Libbie BeuninghoA, of this place,
was ON a visit TO Trpoli.
Miss Emma Ruch, Of this pla o., wsu
on visit tn Lebighton last week.
Aaron Gombert and family. Of thi'
place. was on visit to Lehighton on lasi
Sunday.
Drake Long and wife, Of LehightOn
were the guests Of Michael Gsrbsson on Sun
day last.
Miss z. J. Gerber, Of this plses. is visit.
ing friends aud relatives 10 East Maueh
Chunk JosIYB.
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A LivelY Tu..ls with q purrlar.

Wednesday night Of last week burglar
entered Kearney's grocery store, wilkes.
barre, and robbed the ill Of all its contents,
ssS. Que Of the KenrneY brothers, John,
lay in wait the following night in the
store, thinking the burglar would return.
About midnight Peter Quinlsn was seen to
approach the gas light aud sttemptt to strike
a light Kearney sprang from his hiding
place and dealt Quinlsn a desperate blow
on the head with a club. A fierce contest
then followed, in whi,h Quinlan endeavor
ed to use revolver In answer TO Rear
neY's cries for help, assistance was soon at
hand and the burglar secured. Quinlan
was arrested last winter for robbing store
aud post Office at Sugar Notch. lie was
convicted, but through the intercession Of
friends meyer sentenced. He was gwen q
hearing before the Mayor aud sent to jai
for trial.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-13

The 6rst person named at the head OF
cash district will act as Judge OF Election
and tho following twn persons as Inspectors
l. Audenried--John S. Boyer, j. II. Dc.
gan, Stephen Cam.
2. Beaver Meadow-A. NJ. Harold, W. II.
Weir, James Hughes.
3. East Nlauch Chunk--A. Bennyhoff Ii o.
ward Seaf w. Merrlek
4. East Penn-H. II. Sleicher, Jas. De-
Long, Jacob Albright.
3. Franklin-John Zern, d. F. Rickcrt, q.
Laury.
6. North Kidder-W. F. Streeter, A. p.
Carter, Strycker Stout.
I South Enthusiastically Serfass, AL.
Kibble Ter, Josiah Kunkle.
8. Langord-Zeph. Watkins, W. A. Miller,
9. Lausanne-L. A. BedOe, Val. MEYERS,
Henry Fowler
To- Lehigh-Alired Shafer, Jas. Culbert,
Wash. Ginher.
II. Lehighton-Marion KoOns, ]. C.Clcm-
mems, j. +. Moulthrop.
H. Lnwer Townmenslng- Jas. Ash, Ed.
Boy er, Joel Zeigenluss
10, Mahoning- John Hunslcker, A. II.
Gumbert, Val. Newmoyer.
"a Mauch Chunk, LIST Ward-Geo. Sandel,
Geo. VanRunk, B. +. Brrtsch.
is. Mauch Chunk, 2nd Ward - Douglass
McLean, Robert King. Jr., H. q. Fisher.
10. NeSquehoning-A. +. Corby, w. Ham
m"nds, Jos. Norwood.
II. Packers. B. Hudson, VIM. Victor,
Lewis Stoigerwalt.
is. Packerton-Levi S. Miller, L. McDan'
lei, +. Hnrleman, Jr.
10. Parrvvile-lI. ID. Snyder, Robt. Bow
man, q. w. Bowman.
20. Penn Forest-A. ID. Chrlstman, John
Me Farland, Peter Beer.
u. summit HIM. ]. Stout, Andrew
Forgy, David Price.
~ TOwanensing-Jos Streng, W. Love It,
Charles DriesbLch.
90 Weatherly - Elias Hoiford, Nelson
Smith, Charles Schuholtz.
~. WeisspOrt-Frnnklin LaurY, d. d. AL
bright, b. K. CultUn.
JOSEPH KALBFus,
JAMES KIErER, Chairpan,
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Game Laws.


Following is a synopsis Of the State game
laws, which sporting men should read care
fully: No person shall kill, or have in his
possession after being killed, any gray black
ar fox squirrels. between January LIST and
september lst, penalty SIS; hare or rabbit
between January lst and November LIST,
penaltE SIS for each rabbit; upland or grass
plover between January lst and July l4th.
penalty $40 Ior each PLAYER, woodcnck
D tween January lst and July 4th, penalty
Sln; tor each woodcock partridge betwe, n
January ;st aud octnber 18th, penalty $40;
Tor rnch partridge rufil"d rrouse orpheasaut
between January LIST and octnber lsl,peual-
" $40 for each.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-13

We would he pleased 10 have our citizens
send us items under this head as il is inn
possible for us TO secure them all .-BD.
o.
Monroe Queen, OF town, has moved to
Hazlcton with his family.
j. p. Rowland. of East Mauch Chunk /,
was in town on Wednesday.
Ben Roth, the popular saloonist Of
slstington, was in town during the week.
Misses Mary and Eliza Marquart, Of
Scranton, was visitsng in town during the
week.
Our joyia young friend Ell W. Feist of
White Haven, was in town during the
week.
George Brinkinan, of Warrior Run, Pa,
was on visit to his parents during the
week.
-Rey. E. A. Bauer and family, residents
Of Hazleton, were visiting in town during
the past week.
David S. Hongen, Of Emmsrson Mills,
Iowa, is here on visit to his brother,
Robert j. Hongen.
-OuT Reulal HIeuu hf' DeNthng VINO
was on jaunt to New York City and New
Haven, Conn, has returned.
Sam Rosebery, Of slatington. was in
Lshighton for several hours on Wednesday
shaking hands with old friends.
-Misse1 Annie and Kate Weaver. two
OF Allsntnwn's accomplished young ladies
are visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss Emma E. Keller, an estimable
young lady of Lansford, has been visiting
friends and relatives in town during the
week.
Miss Emma A. Bower, very aecomp-
iished young lady residing at ostasauquT.
has been spending several days IN Lehigh.
ton and Mauch Chunk visiting friends aud
relatives.
Our genial Young friends AL. A. 6rayer
and Harry Carey, of Mountain Top, tpent
several very enjoyable days in town with
the "boys" last week.
Mrs. E. II. Snyder, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives throughout the
West for the past two months, has returntd
home perfectly delighted with heE trip
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obituary.-Mrs. Mary ]. CLANS.

II is with the deepest sorrow we are called
upon to chronicle the death Of Mrs. Merry |
J. CLAUS, widow Of the late GRANVILLE
Clauss, who died very suddenly Of spoplexy
on Tuesday morning at Solomon's Gsp.
Mrs. Clauss, with a number OF rela tives, left |
Tuesday morning for solomon's Gap, where
they intended TO spend week. About half
an hour sfter their arrival, and while sit
ung in the parlor laughing and talking she
complained Of pain In the head and al
most Immediately ailerward tell to the floor
dead. Mrs. Csuss was daughter OF Frank
Reed, deceased, late Of the borough of
Weissport, and was 40 years Of age. She
leaves four children-two daughters and
two sons.
She was a consistent member Of the
Lutheran church and a teacher in the Sun
day school. She was a kind and indui gent
mother and true friend. Her death has
cast q shadow of gloom oyer the entire
community. We tender our warmest aud
heartfelt sympathy TO tho children, who,
thus, at the time when most needed are do
priyed Of a mothers tender care and guild.
ance. Tho funeral will take place from
her late residence on Bank street, this (sat
urday) afternoon at 1880 O'Clock. Services
will be held in the Lutheran church, after
which the remains will be inferred in the
Lehighton cemetery. Reguiescat in pace.
| - 60 1n
deplore thee,
Though sorroWs and darkness encompass
tho tomb;
The Saviour has passed through tsportals
before thee,
And the lamp of his lcve Is thy guide
through the gloom.
Thou art gone to the grave,-wc no longer
behold thee,
Nor tread tho rough path Of the world by
thy side;
But the Wide arms ofmercy are spread to en-.
fold thee,
And sinners may hope, since the slnle.s
has died.
Though art gone to the graveyard, Its 10 an
sion fOrsaking,
Perhaps thy tried spirit In doubt fingered
long,
But the sunshine ofheaven beamed bright on
thy waking,
And the song which thou heard'st was the
: scraphim's song.
Thou art gone to the grave,-but It were
wrong to deplore thee,
When God was thy ransom, thy guardian
thy guide;
He gave thee, and took thee, and soon will
restore thee,
Where death hath no sting, since the
Saviour hath died.
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AM Old Compile Cross tho River.

DR.. Kistlrrs father and mother, of West
Penn township, Schuylkill county, died
last week within lew hours Of each other
Mrs Kister died on Tuesday evening. and
on Wednesday morning Mr.. Kistler passed
away. Both were born in Lchigh tnwnship;
Mr. Klstler in the year 1903 and his wife
in 1904. or the SO years of their married
life, so had been spent IN West Penn. Th-
old couple reared a large aud respected
family. Their surviving children are DR..
Kistler of Summit Hill; William II and
David II. ol West PENN Mrs Jacob Mantz,
Mrs. Longscre, Mrs Dauber and Mrs
Shock The funeral took place on Tuesday
last, at ZI"n's cemetery, West Penn. TIE
services Were conducted bV Revs. Bowers
and Bertholmew. ni the Lutheran Church.
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nIEII.

suddenly on Sept. J.,
Sarah AIMS, wife OF Edward PaelEel,
aged siKty-two years aud two month.
BILLMAN-ou Sunday Sept. 7, Mary
Jana. child Of Chas. B. and Harriet A.
Billman, aged one year, one month and
twenty eight days.
CJAUSS-on Tnesdhy noon, Sept o, at
FaiTvisw At the house OF Mr. Jacob
Bropg, Mrs. Mary ]. CLAUS aged thirty
nine years, ten months end twenty nine
days Funeral to day Saturday. after
noon, 81 hali-psss ope O'Clock.
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Railroad Guide.
Philadelphia & Reading R. P
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.

MAY 1854.
Trains leave Allentown as follows:
(vla PERKIoMEN RAILRoAD.)
For Phil ,delphia at "4.66, $50, ll.4o a. M,
and S3.lo y. IN.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at '5.Coa a. m.and $40 pm
(via EAST PENN BRANcH.)
For Reading and Harrisburg, G 90, $40 a.
n, l2l6. 49,, and eos p. m.
Far Lancaster and Columbia, eco, $40 a.
m, and lSOP NJ.
SUNDAYS.
For Harrisburg, and waypoints, 7.aS a. M,
S.n5 pm
For Philadelphia T35 al m.
Trains for Allentown leave as follows:
IVA PRWKIoMEN RAILRoAD)
Leave Phllad'a. 43, 7.4o n. M. and 100,
Sl.35, $3.50. AMI 5.l5 L. IN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelr lila. $50 am, so, +42o
(Vla EAST PsNN. BRANoH.)
Leave Reading, I.so, lol5 a. M, 200. 8 so
and 615 g M.
Leave harrisburg, 81 $50, $50 a. m, Lao
Leave Lancaster, t7.3O a. m, 100 ant 1910
pm
Leave COLUMBIA, 13o u. tn l.lo and "a
y. m.
trrom King street depot.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading, . on q M, 900 r. m.
Leave Har' iShurR 100 4. M. 4 o. y. m.
Leave fhiladell hia 30 u. m $50 y. m.
Trairs via "PerkIomrn Pailroud" marked
IN nd
Green streets, Philadelphia, ether trains to
and from Bruad street ljcpot
The a5 20 and o.45 M. trains from Alien
town. and the u 35 and Is y. IN. train from
Philadelphia. via Perkio" en- Railroad, have
through cars 10 aud from Phinueiph,a.
]. T.. WOOTTEN,
General Manager
4. @. HANrOrK.
Gen'l pn's'r Il Ticket Agent
May 9Th, 1sS3
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90 to Luckenbaoh's s. Mauch Chunk.

Gag> The use of fine Wall Papers and
Ceiling Decorations, in cnnnectlon with
harmonious colorings of wood work paint.
ing and shade hanging. is steadily lnreas
ing under the s,lmuius of improved De
signs and better grades al goods. Far the
season now at hand the designs aud color.
rngs are unusually rich the stock | carry
Is enlarged every year, in addition to whicn
SAMPLES al the best goods trnm all the lead
ing manufacturers ia the country. may be
seen, and selection made of sny design or
rnIoring 1t is my purDose To give srecial
,ltrntinn tn first class work in Paper Hang
ing, Decoration, Painting, Gliding, Sign
Writing and Shade Hanging. E F. Luck
enGach, 6l Broadway, Mauch Chunk.
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Killed by a Shot Gun.

On Tuesday evening Of last week, about
dusk, the village of Lehigh Gap, in Carbon
county, was suddenly thrown into a state
of excitement at the announcement of the
murder OF little girl. The facts II Tie
case seem to be as follows: Harry, aged 8
years and Laura May. aged 6 years, IT. the
absence Of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Knsenbader. managed in some way
to get possession Of loaded shot gun that
hung above the mantel piece in the kitchen
fora piaything. The sport was INDUCED
in Tor short time, when the gun was sud
denly and it is supposed accidently dis
charged, the contents taking effect in the
back of the little girls heed and neck caus-
ing instant death. Her little brother gave
the alarm and the grief stricken parents,to
gether with the ueighb 'rs Of the whole VII
lage, were quickly upon the scene. The
little girls face was dsfgured almost be-
pond recognition. An inquest was held,
but we were unable to learn the verdict Of
the jury up to the time Of going to press
Siatington Ne,os.
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Republican Convention.

MAucH CHUNK, Pa Sept. 5, 1884.
At a meeting of the Republican County
Committee held this day, it was ordered
that the Republican County Convention be
held on Saturday, Sept. l3. 1884, as II a.
m, and that the delegate elections be held
Friday, Septemer IL, between two and nine
p. IN.
Tho following is the list of districts with
the number of delegstos to which each dis
trirt is entitled and the persons who have
been appointed to hold the delegate cleo
tions in the different districts:
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TRACH'S ACADEMY
49, oL1

A Boarding and lay School for Young
Men and Ladies'. Prepares for enilege. for
teaching, amt ior business. iull 'orps VI
sxPerlrneod teacheTs. Charges ReasOna bile
X farenees Faeulty Of LAFAYETTE College;
Business Men OF tasiOn, Pa, and other pa.
I'Fs Full Sessi'n %" MS Aug. 9th. Stu.
tepte may enier any tiuie send for cata
d0gge 70 X ~. Tk -t'H Prin. kastop. Pa.
3 Pisass nsniion this paper,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-13

Ssa- Elevator alarm clock, best for rail-
road men. Sold at E. II. Hohrs, Msuch
Chunk.
otto Prsga, representing Pond Co.,
Of Buston, while attempting To jump on
Lehigh Valley Railroad passenger train at
White Haven on Monday, missed his foot
ing aud fell under the cars. The wheels
passed oyer his leg. crushing the bones.
Modification set in Tuesday and he died
Wednesday morning.
Ms1- Railroad watches, best and most
beautiful styles OF cases in the county at E.
II. Hohl's, Mauch Chunk.
Young men and old men should bear
In mind that in order to vote ct the cleo
ton On November 4th next, they must pay
their county tax before the 4th day of DC
tober. This is imperative on you, 50 If you
wish TO vote call on E. B. Albright, tho
cIllector Of county taxes, at Gabel's hard
ware store and sock il right up at once don't
delay.
zsS~ You will be surprised to see +. H.
Hollis store il you have not been there late.
ly. He has an elegant and large variety Of
goods; no stock in the county eau compare
with It.
AT the Methodist camp meeting
held at Little Gap, Carbon county. week
before last, a young lady had one OF the
bones of one OF her legs fractured by being
struck thereon by parts of keg Of root
beer which exploded under the strain OF
the gases generated by the beverage. 1t is
said the report was equal to that made by
the dischareing of a heavy loaded guA.-
Allentown Democrat.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-13

--shloh's VitaliGsr is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness,
and oil symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price o
and Is cents per bottle. Sold by W. F. Biery
Weissport, Dr.. c. I. Horn Lehlghton.
Group, ,Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shilohu Cure,
Sold by W. F. Biery Weissport, Dr.. G. T.
Horn Lehighton.
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-slarington is to have a skating rink.

--Slalingtnn is to have a skating rink.
-0Hly few more weeks till the county
far
Last week was scorcher, and terrible
one for ice cream.
hss- Call at the Novelty Store, next door
to the ADVOCATE Office, for bargains
Lewis Msrsteiner has treated his build
ing tn new coat Of paint.
Thomas Mantz is laying a stone pave
at the lower end of his building.
"A number Of our local exchanges report
the prevalence of hog cholera
ZstS- Knitting cotton and Darning cotton
very cheap. at the Novelty Store ,Bnukway.
Mrs Francis Stockpr's new building is
now uoder roof and will soon be ready for
occupancy.
The Salvation Army intend to estob
lish barracks and commence a war on sin
in Catasauqna.
A balloon ascension on Saturday night
created considerable excitement among the
Juveniles of this place.
The excursion to Mountain Park un.
der the auspices of the Lutheran supday
hnoI, of Weissport, we hear, was success.
Ess-A variety nt bn"ks, verV cheap, at
the N"vr1y St"re. next door 10 the ADVo-
cATE "thce.
-Qhte number OF LehlGhoton'ans take
in the skating rink at Maucb Chunk these
moonlight evenings.
w N''"''' nus ""''S '"I'"Ne'
80 WV '""" ~ ''''"s ="
wv" ~ 49, ' '"e
l"''''"'"' w w ~ Wv
'"' "' '"''"'' an" ''''' WV w
w 'H' "''P'''' !" ''' u''a''''''"'S orc '''
,,G IrwEIpv ;"., Ga~d' ,aooi,,ad -, INK
MANS Store. Lehighron. Pa.
WiIlnughhy Vert, on Bank street, has
had his residence nicely painted which adds
nneh Ia it's srpearance.
| -Dav,d Ehhrrt has laid n substantial
A az stone pavement IN front of his dwelling
nn Bank street. ocrunie,, nv Th,s Ash.
w. are under ohl;,stinrs IN orr nan,
lar vourg rri.,a Th,s n p,ol, C,r r,,o,s
granted this ,fRce during the v..k
D
only 4 c,n,. yor,I. ,.Ii,, ,I cn,,b a. nomts
per yard at the Novelty Store. IN BaLkway.
-WIite him down AN ASS-tne fellow
VIII" is down nn his reignhnr because ssid
nri .hb"r d"rt think and vote as he does.
T n c,,,ss hoe mai, hi. r.siao,o.
| arv s,,,.cr;v,. br b,,vi,, !, ,a,,ain,aj IT,.
vorL uos dan. hv p,hr,o and A,,o. -,
,oyp
An mo,her. or ,ho soo;,I cirh
oues,ed Ia me., st the cInh ro,n, ma T,.s
iav EVENING psx, as thsrs ,s hnsi,e,s n
,nnortance to he ,ronsoc,ed Comn,,,ee
4, .x,a,,..,s.,i.,. 'st ''N'' - ~ ''"'' '"'"
'' ,r,o.'r r,e'''"' r'",- ,'"''
'"'" ""''
'"e NV "''N :" ''''''"g r''ler sk"hhf
rink But the quos ion TO be considered is
will it pay?
on s,,..,. o.o ,ro,,5.s L.,
.d.v .veoioa hr ala and ,o,,na ,,,o a.
n,in,i, IN. sv,rens I,vIin.s. ond ,,,..,n,,
a. r.on,i,bt nr,manads
Va, Itvou var,a r,oo sp,o.,,,, oo.,, ,,,o,,.
..ur hair cut or sbsmnooirc oo 10 Fror,
RoeIorer's saIoo, urdor ,,,o Erohor,o II.
tai Ua viii 6x Won ri,,h, and don,, 49,,
cro., 1,
Tho w.,,h.r in,.,..,,, -.
""'" w
W" saturday that the iaeorers at work on
and around the round houses were fprce,
In ouit w,rk
The I5sd R.cimant porn.vlv.ri,
vnIuuteers will h,IJ ronri,n q, Ra,h -
the 2Otb instant. and will hs addressed h,
Genera, Franz ssi,sI
III. E,,,-.,,. o,., L...,. -, ,,-.
v.i,av MIN. H.. e., e..s.,,. .~,.
to,allv dss,,,v.d no 60 snndaa ar,,.ao,,
N'N~' NV"
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Dress Making.


Miss ANNE NJ. Koch, Fashionable Dress
maker, residence in the building occupied
by Snvde.'s Bakery, Bank street, Lehieh
ton, Pa, respectfully announces 10 the
ladies that she has opened Dress Making
Rnnms as aLnve, and that she is prepared Ia
make up materials IN the latest styles and
most durable manner, at very reasonable
prices. She asks II iair trial, and guaran
tees perfect satisfaction.
MISS ANNIE NJ. KOCH.
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Rev. J. s. sWindells is visiting lie
highton. and will preach 10 the Methodist
Episcopal church To morrow Sunday at
half-ps,t ten o'clock in the morning. In
the evening services by the pastor, q, half
past seven. subject -Repeued from Sharks.
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Tts Carbon gilrusatc.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. 1884

SPECIAL NoTICE.-Persons making
payments tn this office by money orders or
postal notes will please make them payable
at the WElssPoRT Posi- OFFICE, as the lie.
highton office is NOT money order office
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Notice to Voters.

Last day Tor paying taxes-saturday,
Oct. 4th.
Last day for being enthusiastically,
Oct 4th.
Election dny--Tuesday, Nov 4th.
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Our Neighborhood in Brief,

k2TRlNAb BEAU
who ish dot comes 'roundu 'pout eight,
To schving upon der garten gate.
Und yag his schin dil purity late2
Katrina's beau.
Who is dot klerking in a sthore,
Und for dree tollahs schweeps der floor,
Und bays his board und mas no more2
Katrina's beau.
Who ish dot preaks der barlor shair,
Not mate for sitting two fnlks dere,
Und comes next evening schwearf
Katrina's beau.
Who'll fndt himself some morning quick
Nit headt and pody sore and sick
Proke all ter bieces nit my shtick2
Katrina's beau.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-13

Our young friend Ed orayer, Of MOuus
tain Top, was in town on Sunday.
Mrs. Charlrs Redatz, Of Pine Run. 70.
turned from a three months visit to GER
many on Monday last, looking yell and
feeling happy, and much pleased with her
trip.
Our popular young friend Thomas J.,
seiiert, who has been doing Philadelphia
and Atlantic City Tor The past three or four
weeks, returned home last Tbursdey looking
we'll and hearty, which Is sufficient eYi-
deuce that he enjoyed himself.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-13
RALuoH, N. c., June 10th, 1854.
NORTH CAROLINA, ESCAPES.
August 81, lssi-sws

Our tobacco plants are unhurt and growing
nicely. Grain and grass crops are very tue
no damage whatever done 10 most delicate
vegetables and fruits.
We are very desirous OF having the many
thousands OF acres Of unneoupied land settled
with and cultivated by Northern iaTmsTs. and
We can ourr you climate exempt from late
and early trusts.
Eorth Carolina Il within nfteen hours ride
OF New York. The vast resources OF the
STATE VIII DO exhibited 10 this city al tho
1854
II is my duty and pleasure 10 furnish infor
nation 10 persons seeking homes IN The StSt0
Very Respectfully.
JNo. T. PATRICK,
STATE Agent Immigration.