The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-08-01
Our Neighborhood in Brief.

The Weatherly school buildings are
to be heated by steam
The Lehigh river is now as low as
it was at any time last summer.
John a. Quinn has been appointed
postmaster for Lansford borough, this
county.
The Luzerne county fair will be
held at Wyoming on the 9th, 9th and
Sth OF Oc. Jber.
Citizens must be registered by the
first of September in order to be able to
vote in November.
lB-Go to Frs, Roderer, under the
Exchange Hotel, for a smooth shave
| and fashionable hair cut.
The Northern Montour Agricultural
Society will hold their annual fair from
the 18th to the 23rI of October next,
%. II. Strayer, a wcll-known gentle
man of means, yesterday announced his
intention of building a cemetery at Lock
Haven.
"A special train will hereafter be run
on Sundays from Philadelphia to White
Haven on the Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad.
"A new council of the American
Legion Of Honor was organized at Free
land on Monday, with John c. Stroh as
COMMANDER.
Curtin T. Smith, Of Norristown, Ina IS
been missing nearly two weeks. lie
had 5000 on his person at the time of
his disappea ance.
WANTED, A frst-class COOK.
Must b clean and quick. Wages from
81 to s. per week. Apply to Obe S.
Keiser, at Slatington, Pa, imwediately
Willie Dotter, OF BRAKES Creek. this
county, was bitten on the bare foot re-
Gently by a large rattlesnake. His life
was sayei with difficulty
The loss by the wreck on the Tama-
mend branch of the Reading Railroad
near SILVER Brook which occurred on
the 22nl ult., will reach $4,000.
Joseph Meyer, of Mahoning Valley,
left at our Office last week, some half
dozen heads Of timo.hy, which measured
from eigh, to eleven inches in length,
when an nrticlc is sold "no cure.
no pay,' why not try il? That is the
way Jadwn's tar syrup for coughs.
coils and Group, is sold by Thomas, the
druggist.
-z-Lafayettee Post, G, A. r., of
Easton, has passed resolutions depounc-
ing the appointman. of Colonel Joseph
Barbiere to clerkship in the Pension
Office st Philadelphia.
William T., 2-year-old son of VIM,
and Kate Gillian, of Franklin twp.,
died on Saturday evening last Of dropsy
in the head. tIe was buried iY the
Weisspoft cemetery On Tuesday,
Peter Ruth and bis wife, after liy-
ing together happily for thirty-three
years at Bethlehem, separated by mutual
consent on Thursday of last week. and
the event was celebrated by jubilee.
Save your cough medicine bills by
buying a Zoe bottle of Jadwin's tai
syrup, which contains three ounces.
while no other 25c bottle of cough syruT
contains over | II ounces, sold ri
Thomas drug store.
--Orville Greider, who disappeared
from Allentown fourteen years ago, de,
sorting his five motherless children. has
been discovered in a New York hospital
in a dying condition.
Mrs. Hart, wife Of Mr.. Samue
Hart, OF Catasauqua, on the 4th o.
July set sail for Belfast, Ireland, to pay
a visit to her aged parents, and on IN,
18th reached her point of destination,
The reports from the principal trad,
centres continue TO indicate that al
though business is not booming it i,
Frightening steadily, and that the pros
poets are good for an early revival o
industry
No wonder people complain of hare
times when they pay SOC for bottle O.
cough syrup no larger than a 25c bottl,
OF Jadwin's tar syrup, which is sold "nt
cure, no pay" Sold at Thomas drul
store.
The grand excursion Of the Ordcro
American Mechanics of the Wyoming
. and Lehigh regions to Glen Onoko las
Saturday was one of the largest tina
/; visited that great resort during th,
present season.
REV. NJ. p, McSwiggan, aged q
years, Of Heckscheryille, one of tn
most popular Catholic divines in tina
: region, sustained two strokes of paraly
sis on Monday night, resulting in hi
death Tuesday.
--Clauss Dc Bro, The Tail
ors, still have a few of thosr
E justly celebrated $40 suiting
on hand.
"A. j, Price, brakeman on tn
] Jersey Central Railroad, after hayin
both arms and three toes crushed by
locomotive at Easton Tuesday, wake,
several squares to receive medical al
tendance.
A building in Wilkesbarre, owne
% by the Pennsylvania Railroad Compan
and occupied by Barney Oppenheimel
r. peddler, was burned Tuesday. Their
was loss Of 5000 on Oppenheimer'
goods.
6, -Tamaqua is looking for eleetrl
lights, Allentown for a silk mill, Slauc
Do Chunk for a couple more factories
Hazleton for an invasion by the salyg