The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-08
Ghe Carbon Wpthte,
SATURDAY, MARCH 3; 1854.
Our Neighborhoea in Brief,

NE- CREscENT TOn4tto advertisement in
another column.
David Kieintor, formerly Of town, now
II Ashley, was in t5#n Monday and drop
ped in to see US
One ri the drawbacks Of married life is
sickness of the little ones. For colds or
coughs you cannot nhd Il better remedy
than DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Nearly oil
physicians prescribe it and no family should
be without it.
Our young and popular friend Frank
D. CLAUS, the enterprsing merchant tailor
of Grest Bend, Pa, is home on visit.
H:s~ A new lot ot CLOCKS, WATCHES
and JEWELRY just received ut s. HAGA.
MANS Sturei LehightUn. Pa.
Miss Lizzie DeLahty, an accomplished
young lady of Easton, is the guest cf Miss
Jennie Greenwald, on Lehigh Street.
Stack No. S of the Crane Iron Works
is to be put in blast as soon as the repairs
now in progress can be completed.
New signs are being put up at all the
depots along the Lehigh and Susquehanna
r Iilroad.
Pay up your subscription to the ADyo.
GATE, and get Httih and Home one year as
premium, a large tage monthly paper.
Dutch Nip Van Wlnble is to be pre-.
sentei at Mauch Chunk this Saturday.
evening.
The avefofe wages ofgood farm hands
in Lehigh county are $l2O a year. Good
hands are scarce.
@A-You cen sutu Single Buggy Harness,
in part nithle, atten dollars and full nickle
at twelve dollars, got up in good style. at
NJ. Flory's Harness Shop, WeISsportJ Pa.
--fhe Thomas Ifpn Co., last week started
another Of their furnaces at Hoxendauqua.
With this Ave of their furnaces at said place
are IN operation now.
%N- IT you wanta nice e,s.tuoth ,easy shave
votr hair cut or shpt1ipuong, go to Franz
Roedercrs Saloon, Under the Exchange Ho-
tel. lie will M you right, and don't you
forget 10,
Thomas Hetzel, of Scranton, was placed
in $1,000 bail for trial Monday, charged
with attempting to kill A. F. Scanlan. q
20 pr mail carrier, who desired to wed th,
formers step daughter.
Don't forget to buy ticket for The
rattle at the Iron Exchange House, Parry
vile, which takes place on the 2Olh inst
Tor the celebrated grey pacing horse-recUrC
2:25, fastest in the county.
&a-To Rent, house with rooms, neA
to DR.. Heber's block on Bank Street, thi,
borough. For terms, apply to LEwi,
GRAvER, or on the premises to ALvENIJ
| GRAvER. feb, loft
The forge shop of the tehigh Car ant
Axle works, at Ferndale, was destroyed b.,
fire on Sunday morning. Loss estimated a
$4,000.
Mrs. Tilghman Kidd, of Emaus, in
serted pin in her ear, while hail aslsep il
bed, to stop an itching sensation. Che for
got to withdraw the pin, which worked II
way into her throat, where it is now lodged
While party of Hungarians were en-
camped at Roaring Creek, ten miles frou
Centrala, Saturday night, a fight occurred
among them, during which Shupsk Low
enthalisky stabbed and fatally wuunde,
two men and one woman, all Huugariaus. I.
The will OF George Probstj who died q
Allentown last week without offspring, be
ing batchelor, is to be contested by Nata
uu Seek, whose wife, step sister of the de
ceased, received but 81 out Of an estate o
between 100000 and s1BO,OG0 Tn,
ground Of the contest VIII be undue inhu
ence and incapactv.
SOME Of the Wilkesbarre candy store
are said TO sell to children chewing gun
impreguated with tobacco.
Seventy members of Zion's Church
West Penn, Schuylkill county, have beel
sued for the price OF big bell they recent
ly purchased.
During the month Of February ther
were only twelve working days at the mine
IN the WIlkesbUrre region. There MAS d
average Of one fatal accident for each day.
Benjamin Beatty, of Easton, atteinpte
to whip his son Harry, aged sixteen, Tues
day morning. The boy pulled revolts
and SHOT his iatber 10 the breast. The ba
fortunately made but Il flesh wound. Th
boy fled. lie has been a great reader
dime novels and other trash Of that natur,
-Four mine accidents, two fatal, OF
CURED at Drifton, Tuesday. August Gusst
an Italian laboret at No 2 Slope, wa
struck by a mine locomotive and fatal
injured. George Bird was Kicked by
mule in the abdomen hhd died soon aft,
NJ ichael Cures, a Hungarian laborer, W,
, seriously injured, as Was also Thorn,
Morgan.
/, ,N-Patriek 7, Mulbearn, a rotite agent O
~
y the Lehigh Valley RR., and resident
I. Mapch Chunk, was thrown from a ma
/ ear on Tuesday afternoon, at Cherryvill
near Laury's Station, while in the act
a catching the mail bag. He struck on h
n head and Tears are entertained that bis u
g juries VIII prove fatal.
i "A Mr.. Litchenwallner and others +
: GENTLY leased the farms Of Messrs. Davi
/. Kunkle and John Hemptou, near KEN
Z ton, on the line Of the Berks and Lehil
I. Iallroad, with view Of digging for col
/ Deposits have been found al varlous tim
l. on the lands stated and sampIe lots test,
E. We're found TO burn fairly wcil.
N Harvey Grader, a I4-year-old son
= the Clerk Of eourt Of Quarter Session
- Allentown, n uuothcr viesim Of the "didr
Z know it was loaded" pistol. saturd
I morning while he and two Of his eornpa
& ions were playing with a six shooter th
9 was supposed to have all its barfels en5p,
9 one of The boys snapped it at Grader and
2 report followed. Que chamber had St
been loaded, and the ball struck Ctadey
= the leit eye, injuring It so badly that it
. feared the sight will be destroyed.
z "A. j, De Voc, meloreologlst, predi
y that the present month will be cold a
= wintry. Tae stormy days will be on
z about March 2, 6, 8, ls, 81, 25 and
There will be snow blockade 10 NJ
York State on the 2lst. 1t will probal
extend south Of New Jersey. Rorthw
gales will occur about the Sd, Tth, 18Th, 2
snd 9Th OF March. The lowest tem pc
lure VI lll ncanr In the EnslnrI, GtnIn- -