The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-21

NA-Just for curiosity GO to L. II. lTohl's
Mauch Chunk, and see what you can save
If you want watch.
of the 1,Ge6 shares constituting the
capital stock Of the Catasauqus National
Bank 54s are held and owned by people
resi- lent IN Allentown.
War against the law breakers. All
peddlers not having license, and selling
goods in Carbon county, will be arrested
and fined according to the law. Constables
please take notice and see that the law is
enforced.
n.s-l you want to see some pretty jew
elry, call in and see tho new stock for
Chunk.
For The week ending on Mar. Il, 1885,
there wus l25,s64 tons Of coal shipped over
the Lehigh Valley Railroad, making a
total of | ASS ,19l tons to date and showing
an increase of sO,S49 as compared with
same time last year.
5ES- If you want a good watch, at price
that you can discern at a. glance is a great
bargain, see L. II. Hollis new stock. They
are perfect beauties in design and finish
Susquehanns street, Mauch Chunk.
"A social hop was held at the Exchange
Hctel, this borough, last Wednesday eve
ming. The party was composed Of about
eight couple from this place and Woissport.
| Dancing was INDUCED in TO late hour ana
all express themselves as having had a
delightful timo,
billy JnnOq. oi Summit Hill and Tony
| Kennedy, of Parsons, met at Summit Hill
IN Tuesday and arranged dancing match
f"r 500 a side, open for $500. There ia u
be Eve dances-sorg and dance, sand lig,
Irish jig, reel snd olog, Best three to take
| the match. The contest will take place in
Davis Hall, LansIord, on April 25th.
Avoid disturbing the congregation NJ
| ter entering church bv hacking and cough.
ing. by using Jadwin's Tar Syrup. Sold
by T D. Thomas, Lchghton.
I'm nho,ographing the eclipse at Potts.
| vile, Monday, some singular results wero
reached by local photographer. Instead
Of getting negatiye plates, as is usual in
Photographic exposures, ho got positiyeS.
In this case the moon appeared on the plate
as dark body instead of hight, as Ia the
usual and natural experience, and the sun
was represented US light.
Moses Wallis stock holder OF the Central
Railroad Of New Jersey, has begun pro-
ceedipgs to annul the lease Of tho company's
property to the Philadelphia snh Reading
Company aud the Councillor of New Jersey
has cited the parties in interest to appear
Lrf"ro him on Friday, goth inst, To show
cause why the stockholders petition should
not be granted,
M II. II. Peters. at the
Post-office building, Lehigh-
ton, will make you an all
wool suit ior only $40 cash,
if you order now.
George W. Matchin and VIM. Huntz
niger, the two most prominent men OF
Srhuylklll Haven, died on Thursday "f last
week. Matchn was lawyer of forty
years standing. He died after lingering
illness agel seventy six years. IIuniEmger
was cigh,y.six years of age and died sud-
denly of pa ralysis. He was tho wealthiest
man in tnwn.
In the Criminal Court. at Potsville,
Sa,uria; morning John Kelley, former
Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad cng
neer, convicted nf firing hotel at Nahanoy
Plano was sentenced To eight years solitary
confinement at labnr. The motive Of the
crime was the belief an the part Of Kelley
that the hotel furnished liquor to his ineb.
rate wife.
-Clauss G Bro, The Tail
ors, still have a few of those
justly celebrated $40 suitings
on hand.
-Cnnrnd D-isenroth "A miner in the EN-.
ploy Of A Parlee & Co., at Hazleton, was
instantly killed Tucsdsy by tall Of coal
while st work in "ne of the breasts Of NJ.
slope, His boiy was terribly manglcd and
his neck broken. He had been employed
10y the company as miner for many years
and leaves a wife and large family Of
children.
Don't forget three little words s-"Ir you
| please" Life is made up not of great
sacrifices or duties. but Of little things, Of
which smiles aud kindness aud small oLl
cations, gwen habtuslly are what win aud
preserve the heart and secure ccmiort.
Thus one "f those handsome little "gems"
taken at H"lIy's gallery, on Bankway. Is
Tor 25 cents, may fill an aching Void
Photos and large pictures at Inv prrcrs,
hJB Only $1,000 cash
for an all-wool Suit at ii. IL.
Peters, Post-of1ice building,
Lehighton.
j. l. Richard'on, editor Of the Blooms
burg journal, ~Ed prominent temperance
orator, died suddenly at ten o'clock Mon
day morning, at the house of Isnac Keisers
A lew weeks ago he had narrow escape
from being killed on the railroad at
Bloomsburg aud it is supposed that the
fright brought on heart disease, which wa,
The cause Of his death.
Monday afternoon man was knocked
OF the bridge over Saucon creek. near
Freema nsburg, 10y a passenger train aud
killed. A coroners inquest failed 10 dis,
cover his identity. He was respectfully
dressed in a dark suit and cneck shirt. Tie
hal dark hair, fall beard and blue eyes
lie was about Iorly Eve years old, Ave lcet
seven inches tall weighed one hundred and
fifty pounds and carried satcbel and
cane.
THE UsE Of Iodoform or msrcurials in the
trea iment at ca Iarrh-whether IN the fnrm
al surpsllOrics or oinlments-shnuld be
avoided, as they ara bath njurinus and
dangerous lnd"inrm is easily lie ierled hy
| its offensive ndnr. The only reliable ca
! tarrh remedy on the market tn day Is + VS.
Cream Balm, being tree from all poisonous
drugs. II has cured thousands of chronic
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