The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-06-27

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--Green peas sell at 25 cts. per peck
from farmers wagons.
GD.Go to Frs. Roderer, under the
Exchange Hotel, for smooth shave
and fashionable hair cut.
-Mahlon Reichard will erect a new
dwelling on his lot on Third street the
present summer.
The post of G. A. r. now forming
in this borough will be known as the
Charles Albright Post,
G1-'A ca page cook book containing
500 valuable recipes is given away to
purchasers of one dollars worth of Jad-
wins Tar Syrup, Sold at Thomas drug
store.
The school tax of Bethlehem has
been fixed at the rate of 4 IL mills en-
the dollar for the present year.
The Tamaqua School Board have
fixed the tax rate at seven mills for the
ensuing year,
G@Alfrod Van Scooter, Of Paokerton,
has opened stone quarry at the above
named place and is prepared to furnish
building stone in any quantity at very
reasonable prices. Give him a call.
Ezra Newhard has been appointed
to collect the school and poor taxes, and
John Sheckler will collect the State,
county and borough taxes for 1885 in
town.
The foundry and machine shops of
the Allentown Rolling Mill have started
with prospects Of work for some time
for some fifty men,
--Dr. r. A. Lamberton president of
the Lehigh University, and wife, expect
to sail for Europe on the Cunard line
steamer, Etruria, on Saturday, July 4.
EEL have complete line Of Light
Single and Heavy Double Harness,
Collors, Whips, Blankets, &c, on hand,
all of which am selling at a very rea-
sonable price. MILTON FLORY,
WEIssPoRT, PA.
David Sigfried of town, who was
admitted to St. Luke's Hospital, at
from broken leg and foot. caused by a
kick from a horse, died at the institution
few days ago.
The post Office will be open on the
4th of July between the hours of 6 80 a,
m, and $40 a. m,. and l0:45 a. M, to
! p. m. from 2:45 p. M, to 4 p. m., and
from 3 p. M, to 1880 p. m.
JAMES p. SMITH, p. NJ.
The strikes and lockouts which
have existed for several months at
Highland, Jeddo and Beaver Meadow
collieries are things of the past, and
| those of the miners who have not been
blacklisted or quit the places for good
are returning to work.
1B~You have heard of the man who
chased a mosquito through five mile
swamp to get his fat, This was the
man who would not buy Jadwin's Tar
Syrup. He died with hacking cough.
Sold at Thomas drug store.
Allen and James opplinger, William
| Long, Charles and Nathan FensteT-
macher, Gideon Fritz, Harrison Wagner
and Samuel Dieter have been arrested
on the Blue Mountain for thieving and
imprisoned at Easton,
The No. 8 breaker of tho Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Company, at Lans-
ford, was burned TO the ground on Friday
evening. About two hundred and
seventy men and boys are thrown out OF
employment. The breaker was valued
at $4,000. The origin of the fire /:
unknown.
Eg-Mr. Z. F. Luckenbach, 81 Broad,
way, Mauch Chunk, makes an excellent
display of PHOTOGRAPH and AUTo
GRAPH ALBUMS, SCRAP Books, and
WRITING PAPER in boxes at reduced
prices. 1t will pay you to see these
goods now.
Thomas and Daniel Slattery, brother;
and prominent business men of Shenan
doah, who by the death of relatives in
England some time ago were made heir:
TO several hundred thousand dollars
started for New York Friday morning
from which place they sailed for England
Saturday for the money. They expect
to be absent several months.
DIR. A. P. O'Malley, a prominent
WilkesbaIre physician, was arrested fol
selling cigars that never had beer
stamped. He was taken before thu
United States Commissioner Hahn, anC
held in the sum of $500 bail. a seconC
warrant was issued on a charge Of selling
liquors without license, but the magis
trate dismissed the case. The man wht
had him arrested was named TimliT
with whom he had some trouble. Satur
day morning DR.. O'Malley had Timlil
arrested for perjury.
William II, Carroll, convicted oI
Tuesday last OF shooting Henry Taylor
a merchant of Wilkesbarre, was sen
fenced Saturday afternoon to undergi
two years imprisonment in the Easter
! Penitentiary at Philadelphia. Carroll
was formerly leader OF labor organiza
tions Ia the Middle District coal fields
and at one time prominently connecte,
with the Mollie Maguires. His famil,
are in destitute circumstances, and al
appeal viii be made TO the workingnel
TO aid them during his term Of imprison
ment.
On Saturday night the Hungarian
! miners of Plymouth celebrated the re
ceipt of their pay in a boisterous man
I ner. They fought in the streets 70
hours, many being injured. and the pc
! lice several times driven of, until III
( whole force rallied, routed the HungaI
! ians and captured eighteen OF them
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