The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-24
-NIondav morning a collision occurred

Monday morning collision occurred
at Black Creek Junction on the /. V.
r. r., between the Beaver Meadow coal
train, drawn by engine S7S. and freight
train 0l. Engine 37s was wrecked badly
and some coal and freight cars were
broken up. No person was hurt, and
the track was cleared of the wreck In a
short time.
gNeAn all-wool import
cd Corkscrew Suit for only
$22, at the popular tailoring
establishment of Ii II Peters.
Fourteen of the forty-three acci-
dents which happened at the mines in
the Pottsville. Shenandoah and Hazle-
ton Inspection districts during Septem-
ber were fatal. OF the killed only four
were married. During the month 3D.
GOO persons were employed an average
of twcnty-four days and shipped 1857
S66 tons of coal.
Over one million boxes of Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets sold in the past
twelve months, purely upon their merits,
Why suffer with Chronic Constipation.
Dyspepsia. Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, and Female Troubles, when DR..
c. r. Horn Eehighton and w. F. BierY
Weissport, offer you relief and positive
cure in the Dyspepsia Tablets. They
sell them on guarantee.
The case of James S. Slocum against
the Pennsylvania and New York Canal
and Railroad Company, on trial at
Wlkesbarre last week, ended on the
10th inst, In verdict for Slocum for
S1S,555 Mr.. Slocum owns a fine farm
of iifty-one acres in Exeter Borough and
in 1881 the railroad company built a
coal road right through 1t. Arbitratols
appointed by both side awarded Mr..
Slocum $22. 800. but he refused to take
it, though the company were willing to
pay it, Socum claimed $4,000.
sBeThe One Price Clothing Hall,
| Mauch Chunk, has received another
large assortment. of suitings and over
coatings which will be made to order at
the extremely low prices, all woollen
suits, at $40, Sl2, S14, SIG and $lS.
Black and brown corkscrew suits at $50
ard upwards. First clothing store be-
low the L. V. r. Il. Office, Mauch
Chunk.
AT meeting of the directors of the
Lehigh Valley railroad company held in
Philadelphia on Tuesday of last week,
Mr.. Charles o. Skeer, of Mauch Chunk,
was elected to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of the late DR.. Garrett b.
Linderman.
All the schools this year and here
after will haYe to be closed during the
week of the County Institute. and on all
public holidays, and teachers will be
obliged to make up the time. A school
month now counts 20 days of actual
teaching.
sR-"Oh, mother; did you see that
nice-ftting suit and overcoat our neigh
boris little Charley has" mo, Iny
son. Where did he get it?' AT the
one price Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk,
where we can get the best clothing for
the least money. Every article marked
in plain figures" Call and be con-
vinced!
Rabbits can not be legally killed
until from and after the 1st of Nov
ember. The penalty for hunting out Of
season is So.
The new electric headlights are no
longer used on the Lehigh Valley
engines. Several changes are to be
made before they will again be brought
out.
GY"Boss patent gold stem-winding
Elgn watches and chain, warranted, for
only SO at L. II. Hollis. Call and see
them. These prices are the lowest ever
known.
The Slatington Nctcs has entered
upon its eighteenth year. The paper
looses none of its interest by age.
Election day will be on November 3.
The new Packer Memorial church
at South Bethlehem is TO cost 5000, GOO.
The Lehigh Zinc Co. are building
"a new spelter furnaces in their old
sheet zinc mill in South Bethlehem.