The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-01-31


keeps the finest lot Of teams in this section,
and let's them out at low charges. Livery
en- North street.
While Mike Farrsn wss driving down
the Psckerton bill, on last Monday. a chain
connected with the wagon became de-
tatchsd, aud in jumping OF the wagon TO
6x II the horses becoming frightened,
started, throwing Mike in such a manner
that the hind wheel ot the wagon passed
over his ankle breaking one Of the small
bones.
M H. II. Peters, at the
Post-office building, Lehigh-
ton, will make you an all
wool suit Tor only $40 cash,
if you order now.
The Northampton Court Monday dis
s,lvod tho injunction restraining the Wind
Gap and Delaware Railroad from entering
upon the lands OF the Bunyon Union Slate
Company. Al the tilne OF the decision
there was q motion to continue tho ipjunc
tion on the ground ofthe insfiiciency OF the
bond, but the Court, without reference 10
the bond, made it's decision known. Tho
attorney Of the Wind Gap aud Delaware
Road said that work would soon begin.
-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.
Anthony Maloney, Of Oregon, a small
village few miles from Wilkesbarre, was
struck Sunday morning by tho express
passenger train on the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road, near Pittston. Tho whole train passed
over him at highrate Of speed and his body
was cut to pieces and scattered along tho
track, the head being found at tho foot OF
the smbankment while ono leg was discov
erad 200 feet distant. He was about rs
years Of age and unmarried.
Tho number Of accidents in Mine In &.
spector Roderick's dictrist, which includes
the Hazleton coal region. for the past year
was two hundred aud fifty eight, forty Of
which were fatal. Ten Of the victims were
killed by falls Of coal, seventeen were run
over by mine cars, three were killed by
premature explosions, two by machinery
on the surface and Ave around tho collierieu
outside.
@n If you find a Blue x
near the Direction Tab on
your paper, it is a notification
that you are in arrears for
subscription. and that We
need our pay. You under
standl
Abraham Koehsr, Of White Haven,
entered the service Of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad on the night Of the goth inst, a,
freight brakeman in phase OF Henry Swanks,
Of Nauch Chunk, who was cut 10 pieces on
the previous Sunday by falling under the
wheels at CoxtOn While passing over the
cars at White Haven on the morning. o.
the 2lst inst.,th roof Of which was coysrcd
with ice, he slipped, fell to the ground and
fractured his skull, and died after being
carried to his wife and child.
The following are the new officers o
Col. James Miller Post, No. 273, G. A. r. o
Weatherly recently elected: +. c., P. T
CheeSemani s. v. c., Robert TAFT; J. v. C.
VIM. Asker Adjt, VIM. McclouEhon; Q
NJ, Daniel Bschman; Surg, Ira Oliver
Chap, James =. KreSslsyi o. D., PhiliI
Countryman, o, G., Griff. H. Baebmsu, 6
NJ, Daniel Kushner; Q. 8. NJ, Anson R
Heller Rep, Ed. C. WILSON All, c. II
Jones.
Edwin BothsrsS. who was tried in tb,
Luzsrno Court in Msrch last and convietsc
OF murder in the first degree Ter killinl
william Nicholas at Ha1lston. was inform
ed Tuesday afternoon that the Suprem
Court refused to grant him q new trial. II
received the news quietly, saying he wa
greatly disappointed, though he still haC
hope in the Board Of Pardons, tD which al
appeal would be made 10 says his life. Th
prisoner occupies burslsr-ProOf cell in th
Luzerne County Prison.
&A- Bargains in Wall Paper - TW
Thousand dollars worth Of Wall Paper an,
Borders will be sold at less than half value
Browns, at &C., Whites, at Sc Gilts, IS an,
SScts Borders almost given away. n
such drop in Wall Paper every before il
Carbon county. II won't pay 10 waste muc
time in calling for these bargains. E. !
Lucksnbaeb, 81 Broadway, Maueh Chunk
-PsnA Haven Junction was greatl
excited Monday evening over the brutu
act Of a Hungarian. He was drunk, an
seiIinR his little child placed it on red
) hot stOYS. The ARcniIng screams OF IN
child attracted tho attention Of the mother
who SpranE TO the little snes assislanc,
The inhumAu husband, not content wit
harOiing his child, knocked his wife dowr
but the latter prevented him from doin
the little one more injury. Tue man WI
arrested and there was talk OF lynehinI
The child was badly burned ,but not fAtalll
. Mrs. Joseph Keef, aged tiGy thre
, years, was discovered lying by the side q
I an open FIRE place al her residence 1
8 Fourteenth aud Walnut streets, Ashlan'
schuylkill eouatY, Monday night aud die
e soon after. Part Of her clothing was burr
of and various bruises were found on he
, person. How she met her terrible deaf
J. was mystery and all sorts of rumOrs fOH
K cd around. Deputy Coroner DseEAn en-
q | nanalnd a inrX TnaadaY and a nnmhar I