The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-02-21

Waste no time, delays have dangerous
endsl lfa member Of your family is suf-
fering with slight cough or cold, don't
wait until il develops itself into oonsump.
tion, but procure at once bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup and cure that cough.
-Rsubcn Ball. aged 2S years, was fatally
injured at Ccntralla COlliery Saturday by
a fall Of coal.
-Clauss G Bro, The Tail
ors, still have a few of those
Justly celebrated $40 suitings
on hand.
--Lool, out for swindlers who are going
about for operating tho game Of getting
twenty dollar bills changed, and cpdcovor-
ing to obtain the advantage by confusing
the person giving the change. 1t is the latest
racket out, and very often successful.
For the week ending on Feb. ID, 1885,
there was 1909 tons Of coal shipped oyer
the Lehigh Valley Railroad, making a
total Of $40 ,9G5 tons to date and showing
an increase Of 42,2sl as compared with
same time last year.
VIM. G. Heilig, of Allentown, has
opened new liquor store next to the Car
bon House, on Bank street, this borough,
where you can constantly lind all the
choicest brands OF wines, ,whiskics, braudies,
&c, &c, which he is selling at very low
prices. Give him call ana be convinced.
[hJY Only $1,000 cash
for an all-wool Suit at II. II.
Peters, Post office building,
Lchighton.
1t is now said that the line which the
Pennsylvania Railroad is to build from
Berkeley, above Reading, to connect with
the Lcbigh Valley Railroad, wll.not be
run 10 Allentown, but to a connection with
the CatasauQua aud Fogelsylle Railroad at
Pennington.
james Nolan, aged fifty years, while
taking rails our OF the pu,npng slope at
Mine Hil Gap Gollicry Saturday, slip.
ped on the ice and fell down the slope, a
distance of fifty yards. Ha died the anne
evening, lie leaves wife and grown up
family.
The railroad extending from the line
Of the North Pennsylvania, below Heller
town, TO the ore mines Of the ITeleriown
furnace Of the Thomas Iron Company, is to
be extended 10 raylor's ore mines, dis.
tance Of two miles, and ultimately on to
Vera Cruz, further distance of about three
miles.
Monday morning John McTaggert,
foreman at No. s collIery of j. C. Hayden
K Co, at Jeanesyille, was accideutly killed
by falling down the slope. Mr.. Mcraggcrt,
with gang Of men, was employed on the
slope standing timbers, when he missed his
footing in some manner and was precirT
tatci to the bottom distance Of fifty feet.
lie leaves wife and five children.
nJY II. H. Peters, at the
Post-ofIice building, Lchigh-
ton, will make you an all
wool suit Tor only $40 cash,
il you order now.
United States Collector Joseph X ,brus,
of Mauch Chunk, caused the arrest Of o ven
Hughes, of Wllkesbarre, on the lf,h inst.
At hearing beit re mmssioner Haht q
he was charged with manufacturing tuba,
CO AMI rectiiying spirits without license.
No defense being offered Hughes was com.
mitted to prison. lie will be taken to
PlLtsburg for trial.
Saturday afternoon the frozen remains
of Mrs. Jacob Dick, of fremont, who on
Thursday previous left her home " hile suf-
f,ring from a temporary mental deranse-
ment, wero found lying beside the Mine
Hi Rulroal, eight miles from her home.
She had with her quantity Of quilts and
clothing and had evidently sunk upon the
snow from exhaustion. She was sixty
years Of age.
%1i~ Bargains in Wall Paper - Two
Thousand dollars worth of Wall Paper and
Bnrders will he sold az less than htltvHlue
Browns, at Co., Whites, at Sc Glts, 2j and
Sacis Borders almost given away. No
snch drop IN Wall Paper every Ueflre in
Carbon county. IL won't psy to waste much
time IN calling for these Larglius. L. +.
Lnei"nbach, 81 Broadway, Mauch Chunk.
N. C. Norhup, representative Of the
4 r
Legislature, died Friday afternoon at his
home in Glenburn, Lackawauna c,ua'y.
Mr.. Northup was in his sixty third year.
He was born in North Abingdon township
and belonged to one of the oldest families
in that region. lie was leading spirit in
the community aud had filed a number
township and borough offices.
MIR. aud Mrs. Alex Law, of Urper
Maueh Chuut, celebrated their silver we, =
ding last Saturday, evening.
-In,t:ime employment brings down
prices uccnr ngly;jnst 50 and you can ma ne
good days wages hy huying your watch
Al +, Il Hnh's, Maueh Chunk,
". F, Drodhead. of Mahoning Valley,
sold lis farm to Owen Oil for $1,000 last
wees.
Notice ola reduction of ten per cent.
in the wages ol the workmen OF the LlcKa
wanna Iron AMI Coal Company, at Scran
tn, WAS posted 1t the company's works on
Monday n'Iuo,n. 10 take effect ON March
first. A number o. moullers in the en-.
pl"y Of the sctant1n Stove Works quit work
Mon lay because the manager introduced
an apprentice, contrary to the wishes Of the
men, who asked that if anybody be en-
ployed 1t be one OF the mouljers that were
suspended "a few days ago.
-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.
On last Saturday two hundred Italians,
employed at the Latimer Colliery, three
miles from IIazleton, began a strike agains.