The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-07

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Lille, two year.old child Of James
J. Anspach, Of Heidelberg township, Berks
county, was attacked by rats and fatally
injured. The little one lay in cradle and
the rodents jumped up during the night
and bit il in the nose, ears,arms and hands,
which swelled to enormous proportions.
Tho rats had To be of driven with club.
-Clauss G Bro. The Tail
ors, still have a few of those
justly celebrated $40 suitings
on hand.
We notieed last Sunday morning that
broad luminous smile pervaded the con-
tenance Of our neighbor s. r. Gilham, the
attorney, and upon inquiry as 10 the cause,
we learned that a "young lawyer" had
arrived there On Saturday evening. Mother
and child are doing we'll. Congratulations
are now in order. Samuel. we will take
sodai
Communion services will be held in
Trinity Lutheran church, tomorrow (Sun
day. morning, and in the evening Rev
II Kuder will he installed pastor of the
congregation. Rev Prof d H0ncher, of
Kutztowu, Revs Cooper, of South Beth.
lehem, and L Liudenstruth, of Mauch
Chunk, will take part in the exercises.
The revival seryicesin the NJ L church
are full of interest. lnqurers have cume
forward every night A number have
been converted, others are seeking God
The Lecture room has become too small for
the large congregations and the meetings
are cordially inYited. Come to night.
Preaching on Sunday at 10 m and mi;
Sunday school 2 IN.
During a visit to Mauch Chunk the
past week, we dropped into the jewelry
store our oi friend +. II. Iohl, and were
almost amazed to ee his Immense stock of
concluded il you c,ull not be suited there,
there was no use trying. His store is on
Susouebanna street.
James Coughlin, miner, and Samuel
Norris. his laborer, were at work Monday
in the Larry coliery, Wilkesbarre, when
they were both crushed by heavy fall Of
c"sl. Cnughlin was fatally injured. but
Morr,s, il is thought, will recover. The
superintendent Of the mine notified Cough
lin To prop up his roof before entering his
chamber, but he did not heed the warning
TGE USE Of Iodoform or Hsrcurials in the
trea tnent Of ca tarrh-whether in the form
Of supposltorics or ointmsnts be
avoided, as they are both injurious and
dangerous. Iodoiorm is easily lie tected by
its offensive oIor. The only reliable ca.
tarrh remedy on the market to day is Ey's
Cream Balm, being free from all poisonous
d;ugs. u has cured thousands Of chronic
and acute cases, where all other remedies
have failed. A particle is applied in to each
nostril; no pain; agreeable to use. Price
so cents; of druggists.
Leonard Mssar. an old German junk
dealer, died Sunday morning at his home
IN R:itersviIle, after a week Of terrible
suffering from peritonitis, caused, as is
alleged by his attending physician, by
being kicked in the abdomen by his step
SOD, Fiedele Roebuck. A coroner's jury
f,rud verdict to this effect, ard Roebuck
who says lie acted in eel defense was com
mitted to the Lehigh county Jail.
-Clauss IL Bro. The Tail
ors, are making up elegant
suitings, in the very latest
styles and best workmanship,
for SIG, sold last car for $24.
Call and see them.
Saturday VIM. Stein, employed By
C"yle & Son, ice dealers, at Easton, hired a
livery team, saying he wanted to take 4
short sleigh ride. lie failed to return and
il was learned that he had collected II oney
belonging to his employers and approprlat,
ell it. Detective SmOns was put on his
track. The runaway was found Sunday
afternoon at farm house near Belyidere
| n. j.. aud was lodged in jail
-Micheal lIoeflich "A we'll known saloon
Ike eler at Mahanoy Plane, Committed
suicide by hanging in his bed room Monday
morning. 1t is stated that this family in-
tended moving from there to Pottsyille
against his wishes. This SO preyed on his
mind that he decided to Kill himself to
escape what ho thought would be a dis.
astrOus change to himself and family. He
WAS seventy years Of age and leaves a wife
aud three children.
Judge Albright. Of Lehigh county, has
granted new trials in the labor ca SEES a inst
the Bethlehem Iron Company. These were
actions brought to recover wages WHICH the
hands had taken ont IN store goods and
were decided last fall against the company
The ground If the new trial is that there
was not sufficient evidence to show that
the store Of George W. Rhoad was the pro
perty OF the Bethlehem Iron Company
| Many thousands Of dollars are inyolyed.
The wedding Of Miss Nellie Nightiu
| gale. daughter of John Nightingale, o
Easton, aud o. S. Leshera wealthy Eastou.
ian, took place late Thursday afternoon OF
last week, at the brides home. Quite .
number of near friends were present, The
bride wore cream satin trimmed with point
applique, the ouly ornaments, the gift u
the groom. Her bridesmaids were Misses
Florence L"cke, OF Quincy. Mass; Csrlotts
Zulich, of Newark; Florence Nightingale, o.
Easlop; NJ. Alice Lesher, of Easton; MARY
NJ. Boas, OF Reading, and Florence Pyle, o.
| Easton.
The pupils Of our public schools gave
an interesting entertainment in the Sch0o
Hail, last Friday afternoon. The exercise,
consisted Of reeitStions and dialogues, in
tersPersed with music The Hall wa
crowded with our citizens, which made Il
very pleasant for both teachers and pupils
showing at It did that our people take az
interest 10 the great cause of education.
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