The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-09-12
Our Neighborhood in Brief.

Our Neighborhood in Brief.
Her soul Is wrung with anguish,
And with grief her eyes o'erfow,
While In sorrow doth she languish
Meath the sad and cruel blow.
Dressed 10 kill, her way she wended
Down the street all hearts to wiring;
But, alasl behind depended
Just two yards Of corset string.
-Pottsville claims q population Of
1926.
Salvation Oil Is the celebrated
American remedy for cuts, bruises,
sprains, burns, scalds, chilblans, &c.
All druggists sell it. 1t kills pain. 25
cents.
Old Deacon Dobson boasted that he
always was prepared for the worst"
and so he was, for he always kept DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup id the house, the
only safe remedy for coughs and colds.
East Stroudsburg is to have a silk
mill.
Allentown talks of having a paid
fire department.
The convicts In the Lehigh county
prison wove 1896 yards of carpet last
month.
The handle factory near Quaker
town, Bucks county, is now running
day and night.
The Excelsior Knitting Mill at South
Bethlehem. Northampton county, is
running full time.
Y-Go to Frs. Roderer, under the
Exchange Hotel, for smooth shave
and fashionable hair cut.
The Wilkesbarre Lace Company
has increased its capital stock from
$4,000 to 100000 in order to donble the
plant.
w. A. Peters is laying the founda-
ton for lhree-story building "a 80 feet,
next to the First National Bank, on
Bank street.
Nathan Ridington, who resides on
the Lehigh Mountain, near Friedens-
vile, Lehigh county, has a hen which
he claims is 2l years old.
Jacob G. Brandt, aged GO years, an
old resident of Hatfield village, Mont
gomery county, committed suicide by
hanging, on Thursday of last week.
Miss Shiffert, of the Sixth ward,
Allentown, for the past eighteen months
is said TO have had twenty hours sleep
every day. She has excellent health,
Delegate elections this Saturday
afternoon and evening, and Democratic
nominating convention, at the Court
House, Mauch Chunk, on Monday next.
Why will some people throw away
money by buying small bottles of cough
syrup, when 25c. bottle of Jadwin's S
tar'syrup contains double the quantity
of any other. Sold at Thomas.
"A Pottsville contractor has struck a
vein of coal in cutting through the hill
from Nichols street to Coal street, in
that borough. The coal is of very fair
quality.
Francis James, of West Chester,
aged Sc years, is said to be the oldest
surviving ex-member of the State
Senate. He served in that body from
1884 to 1888.
-Obe S. Keiser is now nicely fixeC
in his new hotel at Shenandoah. Any
of our readers visiting that town will dc
well to give ODE call. He has ampl,
accommodations for all.
An adjourned Court will be held a
the Court House, Mauch Chunk, OF
Saturday, October Ord, for granting
Naturalization papers, Those interested
will bear this fact in mind.
Why pay big price for a small
bottle of medicine when you can buy
larger bottle for the same price. Jad
wins tar syrup is the largest bottle il
market. Sold at Thomas drug store.
john Kuhn's 10 month old chill,
crawled out in the street, at the uppe
end of town, and was run over by
runaway team, and very seriously in
; jured, on Friday OF last week about noon
"A supposed "wild man." capture,
on the Bald Mountain, twelve mile
from Wilkesbarre, on Friday, proved /,
be John Connors, "a years old, IAN insan
man from Larkinsville, Dauphin county
No mistake about it. Jadwin's Ia
syrup Is above and beyond any othe
remedy for coughs and colds as well a
the largest bottle for the money. Sol,
at Thomas drug establishment.
While Arthur Winters, son o
Thomas Winters, was, with his tw,
sisters, attending picnic near Strouds
burg, the lad fell into deep creek an
drowned, his sisters witnessing III
calamity.
p For the arrest of the muderer O
l Patrick Connolly, who was killed o.
y the 10th of August, the borough of Free
q land, Luzerne county, offers rewar
c of 500, and the County Commissioner
D offer $500 additional.
-Clauss G Bro, The Tail
' ors, still have a few of thos
: justly celebrated $40 suiting
2 on hand.
) Our public schools opened last Nor
! day. A large number of scholars wer
4 present No. primary school had
children, entirely to many for one room
il win probably be necessary to orgaI
iEe another school.