The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-01-24

7 NV"'tt'J MI' JOhn T. toTery eOEe tline az
contracted a severe cold. lie says: "
tried hall a dozen remedies inefTcctually
aud upon recommendation of physician
| gave DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup fair, ,squtr
trial. II relieved me Immediately an,
cured my cold and catarrh entirely. 1t i
remedy that should be used in every
, household.
j Edward Dretzius on a wager attempted
to climb q liberty pole in Washington twp.
schuylkill county, few days ago, and af-
ter reaching Leight Of fifty feet became
dizzy and fell, sustaining such injuries that
he died on Friday night.
Ea- Milton Flory, of East weissRort. a n
nounces to the public of this visinitv that
he has on hand lot Of Light Harness, Col
lars, Horse Blankets Lap RNhcs, Lined
Robes, Whips, Balls, &c, suitable Tor the
winter trade. All of which he is offering
at very low prices.
-Theophilus Hackett, jr., Of Easton, on
Wednesday night Of last week locked him.
self In his room, took an ounce of lauda.
mum, turned on The gas and lay down
The family found him in time to save his
life. lie is totally insane. .-
For the week ending on Jan. II, 1885,
there was lO,345 tons Of coal shipped oyer
the Lchigh Valley Railroad, making
total of T07 1853 t,ns tn date and showing
an increase of l42 ,2G7 as compared with
same time last year.
-Clauss G Bro, The Tail
ors, still have a few of those
justly celebrated $40 suitings
on hand.
Charles Savior, boss car inspector in
the Glendon Yards Of the Lehigh Valley
Road, was instantly killed by n train on
Thursday Of last week. Snow was falling
last and he did not notice that as ho step
ped out of the way Of one train he was get.
ting himself directly iu the way Of an.
other.
Since the lst of December il is estimat-
ed thot fully three hundred Hungarians
have left the GOAL fields of Luzerne for their
native country. Wednesday fifty took
their departure and Thursday twenty five
more. No work at the mines and cheap
ocean passage is the cause of the exodus.
Charles Gallagher, Of Audenried, agel
six'ecn years, employed as driver, was
seriously injured las. Saturday. by being
kicked by mule lie was in the act of
unhtching it and stepped behind the ami.
NAL, when it kicked him in the mouth,
knocking out seven teeth, and inflcting
several rashes on the faoe,
LRJY Only $1,000 cash
for an all-wool Suit at II. II.
Peters, Post-office building,
Lehighton.
-"Johu," said Mrs. Brirton to her hus
band, 81 intend to return some calls this
afternoon. WoN't you step down to the
stable and tell them to send up a carte de
visit, with a driyerq" Teams furnished fer
funeral purposes, business and pleasure
trips at lowest rates at Dayid Ebbert's
livery, on North street.
christopher Curran, cne Of the Oldest
residents OF Mauch Chunk, diel on Satur.
day morning, He was born in Ireland and
was a resident Of Mauch Chunk for forty
six years. He was a contractor for years
and built the Weatherly, Packertun and
South Easton engine houses for the Lehiyh
Valley Railroad COMPANY, and Sc, era
bridges.
-Clauss & Bro, The Tail
ors, are making up elegant
sultings, in the very latest
styles and best Workmanship |
for SIG, sold last J ear for $24.
Call and see them.
The saucou Valley Iron and Railroad
was formed at Easton Monday to take
charge Of the old Snucon Iron Company's
works at Hrllcrtown, recently purchased
by the Thomas Iron Company at shcrin's
sale Samuel Thomas was elected president
and the directors are j. Y. Knight, Samuel
Drake, Charles Stewart, Daniel Rumble, w.
W. Marsh aud B. G. Clark. A charter will
be applied for.
Tho New York Observer calendar for
1855 is a folding calendar, six pages. each
4%4i inches, made by Marcus Ward & Co..
nl London, with new and elegant designs,
suitable for the desk, the pocket or tho
study. 1t contains information as to the
Domestic mud Foreign Postage, revised bv
the U. S. Post otic'; Legal Holidays,
Church Pays. Eclipses, etc. 1t will be sent
in sealed envelope to anyaddress upon re
cept OF ten cents. Address, New York
o5Serrer, 81 nnd 80 Park Row.
LgB II. II. Peters, at the
Post-oflicc building, Lehigh-
ton, will make you an all
wool suit for only $40 cash,
if you order now.
The miners and laborers employed by
Pardes 4 Co., Cox Bros. & Co., George B.
Marklo aud Leisenring & Co. coal operators
IN the lower portion Of Luzcrne county,
began work on Monday morning at re.
dneiion OF ten per cent. in their wages.
This order affects 10000 men, who signi
fed lher intention to work rather than be
lile' In this section the large coal com
panies have already nearly filed their quotas
Tor January, aud little WORK will be done
during the remainder of the month.
%,ts- II you desire to procure anything IN
the B 'ok line, Histories, Novels, or Stand
'rd works "t any kind, School Books aud
Wall Paper, Paints or Novelties
ni a"y KIND, stop in AMI see l.. +. LueKen
o'ch' 6l Broadway, Maurh Chunk. If he
mas not IN stock what you want, he will
get 1t Tor You very cheap.
A great newspaper reader was out
hunting recently, and = storm coming up
he crept into a hollow log for shelter. Az
ter the storm abated he eudeavored to