The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-11-20

| carriage tuanutactOTY.
We would advise our readers to read
Kramer 81 Co.'S advertisement
If you want to keep ub with the style,
get your job work at this office.
-Shenondoah Knights of Labor will
build a large hall at that place.
Plush Coats a specially at NJ. A. G.
Guldin's, COS Hamilton street, Allentown
Prof. 4. A. Snyder is having his hous,
nicely painted. David Kramer is the artist
Wedding rings and pretty jewelry Of
all descriptions at E. II. Hollis, Maucl
Chunk.
Henry Gordon, of Ashland, was killed
on the railroad at the above place one day
this week.
The very interesting communication
from Webster c. Weiss will appear in our
next issue.
We received 800 Plush Coats thi.
week at NJ. A. q. Guldin's, COS Hamilton
street, Allentown.
Trouble is anticipated among the
workingmen at East Bangor, owing to a
reduction in wages.
The Bethlehem Iron Company is kent
busy making steel rails for The elevated
| railroads of New York
Peter German, of Ashley. was instantly
! killed by fall Of top rock i'm No. 10 shaft,
at that place on Monday.
-Lehigh county officials have issned
/ five hundred marriage licenses since the
new law has heen in effect.
The comfy treasurer of Monroe coun-
! ty, has paid out over 81, 900 as bounty for
hawk scalps so far this year.
! The S. Of v. predict that their first
annual grand hop will be quite a success.
You should make 1t point to go.
The freight traffic on the Lehgh Val
! 10y Railroad last week was the heaviest
known in the history of the company.
We have heard rumors to the effect
that Lehighton is to have boot and shoe
mandatory on the cooperative basis.
Bohemian oats swinders are plying
their trade very successfully in the sur
rounding counties. Look out for themi
John Wilson, of Luzerne county, was
accidentally shot and killed by the prema-
ture discharge of his gun, while out hunt
| ing Monday
The Lehigh Hook and Ladder Com
pany meets Saturday evening, November
goth, in Gahel's Hall. BE on hand; busi-
ness of Importance is to be transacted.
DO you want to see some handsome
! gold watches? then step in and see the ele-
CANT assortment just displayed in the store
of +. III. Hohl, Mauch Chunk. They are
beauties.
Our lady readers should not fail to
read Miss Alvcnia Graver's new advertise
ment In to-day's issue, and then go and in
spect her large and varied assortment of
millinery goods.
We have during the past two or three
weeks been using the Red Seal Lye. sold by
A. j. Litzenberger. and find it to he super-
ior TO any article we have hitherto used for
| cleansing tyne. Try it.
The number of sensational stories that
have been circulated concerning the death
of Robert Shoenenberger. of Franklin tsp,
is only equalled by the monstrosity of the
lie which winds up each story.
In the United States District Court.
Judge Butler acquitted Adam Ferris, of
Shenandoah. who was charged with sign
ing the name of his brother to a $50 postal
note and keeping the funds.
State President S. NJ. Helms, of the p.
o. S. of A, has issued a circular to the
various Camps in the State suggesting a
general obscrva nee of the Both anniversary
of the Order, which, occuis December TO-
The Thomas Iron Co, of Hokendau-
qua will raise the price of pig iron 81 per
ton with the beginning of the new year,
making II about s2l The company has
orders booked for eighteen months ahead.
The editor ofan exchange says: 1.-THE
longer we run a newspaper and write about
people and events the more we realize how
utterly impossible it is to scratch every
man on the spot where he itches the most. {"
Our young friend Elmer Beltz and Miss
Belle Strohm. of this place. were united in
the holy bonds of wehlock on the 7th inst.
The young couple have our best wishes for
long and prosperous journey through life
The following merchants will close
their places of business on Thanksgiving
Day. Nov. 26th: j. T. Nusbaum. II. H
Peters. J. J.. Gahel. VIM. Kemercr. Clauss
d Bro, Z. Ii. Snyder and Reuben Fenster-
macher.
Robert Nickel the veteran magician.
will give a benefit for the Y. NJ. G.. A. in
the School Hall. on the evening of the oath
inst. The entertainment being for the
benefit of good cause should be well pa
tronizcd by our people.
Rev. l. T.. Kncrr, one of the nromincnf
divines of the Evangelical Church in the
State, died at Lebanon last Saturday, of an
abScess of the liver, aged forty-iiye years.
He was Presiding Elder of the Reading
and Pottsvllle Districts for eight years.
The craze 10 be a city is snrealing.
Norristown and Poitsyille both have it bad.
PottStown and Shenandoah already show
symptoms. Easton and York are still
waiting to have it legally decided whether
they carried the proposition at the late elcc-
tion or not.
The suit for damages against Mumford
Bros. managers Of the Switchbach Rail-
road, Instituted by the victims of the acct
dent of 'lnlv !, 1885. will he tried AZ a
srPcial term of onr county court, at Marrrh
Chunk. beginning on the 2Oth inst. Ed
ward Walter and Nelson Bishop, OF Easton,
are the plaintiffs.
An average days business on the
Lehigh Valley railroad consists of the run
ming of n coal trains, 30 freight trains, and
so passenger trans, total per day of LOG
trains, or one trains every 13 minutes and
9 seconds. During the month of October
79,63l empty and Sl,O63 loaded coal cars
were hauled over the road.
Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on
earth for pain. may he relied on to effect a
cure wherever an external application can
be used. Price - cents.
1t is the old, old story: Love at first sight!
a walk in the beautiful moonlight night:
both catch dreadful cold and give IN ali
hope, hut finally find relief in bottle of DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, get married. and are
at last happy!
"A Grand Hhooding match VIII Be on
the 20. Day Of November for A Heffer and
4 Week Calf the s Hoohing Will Be With
Shods and we will shood 80. yards Not
More and Not Less come one and come all
to the House ef,-- Between -
and - - Don't for Get on November
the 20. 1856 You can IVTnn part of fat
HeuF are A weak calf The above was
taken from fence corner, not fifty miles
from here. and is an evidence that the
schoolmaster is abroad. - ~.
The struggle for anthracite coal ton
mage is strong, and all railroads penetrating
the sections of Pennsylvania where that
Iuel Is produced are running lines into new
territory, The Pennsylvania and the