The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-07-18
Our Neighborhood in Brief.
The trout fishing season is over.

The Graeber Colliery, at Ashland,
resume on Monday,
-Tamaqpa has secured an electric
light charter at Harrisburg.
There are fifty-one prisoners in the
Easton Jail at the present time.
-Easton's cooperative furniture fac
tory is getting ready for work,
The Salvation Army is about to
invade Hasleton, A capital field
Work on the new Allentown silk
mill was started on Monday morning.
Stack No. 8 of the Allentown Iron
Company was blown in Thursday of last
week,
During the strawberry season Mrs.
Redetz disposed of 1878 quarts in Mauch
Chunk.
GB-Go to Frs. Roderer, under the
Exchange Hotel, for smooth shave
and fashionable hair cut,
Northampton Cos, State tax
amounts to 50, 1886, and its county tax
to S91, GOO, 7S.
The pudding mill OF the South
Chester Rolling Mill started up on Mon
day morning.
John Wendels frame carriage-shop
at Rohrersburg, Berks county, was
burned Monday.
-Rev, Gustav Levy, of Pottsplle, has
been elected rabbi of the Hebrew Syna=
gogue at Reading.
The State Teachers Association
will hold its annual session in Allentown
in July of next year.
5000 cars of coal were forwarded to
New York on last Friday via the Les
high Valley Railroad.
The Kutztown fair will this year be
held on Oct. 9th. 7th, Sth, ,9th--the week
following the Allentown fair.
The Allentown rolling mills have
entered upon the manufacture of rail-
way signals, switches end igterlocking
apparatus.
Save your cough medicine bills by
buying a zoe bottle of Jadwin's tar
syrup, which contains three ounces,
while no other 25c bottle of cough svrup
contains over l 1-2 ounces, Sold at
Thomas drug store,
"A dividend OF $1,50 per share on
the stock Of the East Penn. Railroad
has just been declared, the same being
payable July 2lst,
Patrick Yields, laboper was killed
in the White Oak Mine, near Carbonv
dale. Monday, while loading his first
car of his first days work.
--Fira Sunday morning partially de-
stroyed the building and stock of VIM.
B. Bertols, dealer in stoves and tinware,
Wilkesbarre, Loss, estimated at 10000.
when an article is sold 'no cure,
no pay why not try it? That is the
way Jadwib's tar syrup for coughs,
colds and Group, is sold by Thomas, the
druggist.
"A new case of fsVer came to tight at
Plymouth on Sunday in the person of
an employee of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and western Railroad depot in
that town,
mo wonder people complain of hard
times when they pay SOC for bottle of
cough syrup no larger than o 25c bottle
OF Jadwln's tar syrup, which is sold mo
cure. no pay" Sold at Thomas drug
store.
Lizzie Bechtei, aged 20, committed
suicide at Allentown on Friday night by
drowning, Her body was recovered
Saturday morning. A love affair is said
TO be the cause of the girl ending her life.
The woolen mills OF Germantown
are busy filing orders for shawis, scaFfs,
jerseys and other fancy knit goods,
The hosiery trade is dull, while the
cloth weavers ara running day and night.
-Clauss G BIO The Tail
ors. still have a few of those
justly celebrated $40 suitings
on hand.
--For the week ending July II there
were l47,S10 tons Of coal shipped over
the L. " RR., making a total for the
year Of 3,239,O90 tons, showing a de-
crease, as compared with the same time
last year, of 57,33T tons.
The Paxton Plate Mil, of Harris
burg, has gone on double turn and fur
mace No, 2 viii probably be blown in
this week,
The Wyoming Valley Editorial As
ISOLATION will give the proceeds of its
annual excursion to the Wilkesbarre
Hospital,
1t is the poor mans friend, but the
rich man uses it also, because il is the
best quality and largest bottle for the
price, and Is sold mo cure, no paw
We refer to JadwiR's tar syrup. Sold
at Thomas drug store.
The Sheldon Axle Works win prob
ably locate in Wilkesbarre, the $780,
600 stock which they tried to place as @
condition having been taken.
The Grand Army Posts Of Pennsyl-
vania will celebrate Grand Army Day at
Hazleton on September 25, when a SOL
diers' monument viii be unveiled at that
place.
Reports from Egypt are to the effort
that El Mahdi is dead, but our popular
tivsryman, David EbbeFt, stili lives to
furnish excellent teams from his livery,
on North street, at very reasonable prices.
-SuPt Goodwin, of the Lehigh Val
ley railroad, last week issued an order
directing that hereafter no trains or
engines shall exceed a speed of four
miles per hour while crossing the bridge
west of Catasauqua.