The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-09-19

| VIA oOOil Dt htlI. IIlCG 20 cents,
Or. Bulls Baltimore Pills may be in.
variably relied on to purify the blood,
cleanse the Liver. and excite it TO healthy
action. Price 25 cents.
Days Horse Powder prevents cough,
cold, and snot in sheep, and fattens the
lambs by increasing the milk of theil
mother. Only rs cents.
Frank P. Boyer has been appointed
postmaster at Parryville.
&Y-Go to Frs. Roderer, under the
Exchange Hotel, for a smooth shave
and a fashionable hair cut.
Get your teams at the popular liv-
cry of David Ebbert, on North street.
Terms are very moderate.
Hon. John j. Gallagher has been
appointed postmaster at Beaver Meadow,
this county.
The P. & r. railroad company has
decided to build a new depot at the
East Penn. Junction.
Why will some people throw away
money by buying small bottles of cough
syrup, when 25c. bottle of Jadwill',
tar syrup contains double the quantity
OF any other. Sold at Thomas.
-Ouryoung friend Granville Bretney,
is the happiest man in town-it is a girl.
Mother and child are doing well.
Robert Brown, of Easton, brake
man on the Jersey Central Railroad. was
killed on Sunday morning by falling
between the cars.
why pay a big price for small
bottle of medicine when you can buy a
larger bottle for the same price. Jad-
win, S tar syrup is the largest bottle in
market. Sold at Thomas drug store.
"A nice six-roomed dwelling house,
in East Weissport for rent. Possession
on October lst. Apply to Mrs. Cathar-
inc Snyder, Weissport, or to Sheriff C..
w. Lentz.
james Ferris, an aged man who
formerly lived in Mauch Chunk. died at
his home iE Summit Hill on Monday
forenoon of kidney complaint at the age
of about Is years.
No mistake about it. Jadwin's tar
syrup is above and beyond any other
remedy for coughs and colds as well as
the largest bottle for the money. Sold
at Thomas drug establishment.
The carriage and wagon manuff c.
tory of NJ. Halpin & Co., at Freeland,
Luzerne county, was almost totally des-
troyed by fire on Monday morning.
Total loss $500, which is covered by
insurance.
For the week endingSe u, there
were l5l, ,23l tons of coal shipped over
the i. V. RR., making a total for the
year of All, $3.50 tons, showing a de-
crease, as compared with the same time
last year, of 4,105 tons.
-CIauss cC Bro, The Tail
ors, still have a few of those
justly celebrated $40 suiting,
on hand.
w. a. Peters has purchased the
good will and fixtures of John Miller's
saloon, opposite the 1st National Bank,
and took possession last Monday. wills
is a capital good fellow and knows how
to keep a saloon.
Peter Knolbach, of Locust Gan,
who in fit of jealousy shot his sweet
heart, Miss Julia Kramer, through the
head, was sentenced by Judge Rocka-
feller at Sunbury on Friday last to six
years solitary confinement in the County
Prison.
@s3' At Private Sale A
second = hand Carriage and
Spring Wagon. Cheap. APP
ply at ADVOCATE office.
Rev. Hugh McGlinn, who has been
assistant pastor at the Roman Catholic
Church of St. Philip de Neri, at Second
and Queen streets, Philadelphia, has
been appointed rector of St. Bernard's
Church, Easton, to succeed the late Rev.
John r. Dillon.
john Seager and John Bainbridge,
young men, were instantly killed at the
Indian Ridge colliery, Shenandoah,
Monday afternoon. They were loading
coal from underneath the breaker, when
six empty cars, which broke loose from
train above, rushed down the siding
an ran into the cars the men were
loading, crushing them TO dea' b.
The pulley at the top Of the breaker
at eolliery No 4 of the Lohigh Valley
Coal Company, Shenandoah, broke
Monday and loaded car on the plat
form fell below, where twelve men were
working. Connor Denery and two
Polanders were severely injured, one of
ne latter, II Is thous sbt, fatally. The
msn narrowly escaped death.