The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-05-15
Our Neighborhood in Brief.

-Heavy rains IN the anthracite coal
regions have flooded many of the col
lieries there.
aB-EcRU LAcEs; half yard wide
all prices; call early; Alvenia Graver.
Valuable specimens of garnet have
been found recently in the vicinity of
Bryn Mawr.
"A silk mill is to be erected in West
Bethlehem which will give employment
to 400 hands.
nY-Go to Frs. Roderer. under the
Exchange Hotel, for a smooth shave
and a fashionable hair cut
AT Mooresburg, Northampton Co.,
Saturday, John Horner, aged 25 years,
dangerously stabbed Michael Jones.
They were rivals in love affair.
When an article is sold "no cure,
no pay" why not try it? That is the
way Jadwin's tar syrup for coughs,
colds and Group, is sold at Thomas
jeanette, wife of Morgan Isaac died
Friday at Beaver Meadow. The deceased
was sister-in-law of Thos. Ilowells,
mine superintendent at Beaver Meadow,
and was aged 81 years.
No wonder that people complain of
hard times when they pay SOC for bot
tie of cough syrup, no larger than 25c
bottle of Jadwin's tar syrup, which is
sold "no cure, no pay" Thomas sells it,
The Bethlehem Times intimates
that the Bethlehem Iron Company is
taking measures to so enlarge its plant
as to be able to make armor plate and
steel guns. The plant required will
involve an outlay of S3,0OO,0OO.
Save half your cough medicine bills
by buying 25c bottle of ,Jadwin's tar
syrup, which contains ounces, while
no other cough syrup contains over 1-2.
Sold at Thomas drug store.
"A number of gentlemen, with a
represention from Mauch Chunk, who
had resolved to erect extensive steel
works at Ferndale, some distance below
Catasauqua. held meeting on Thurs
day, and after considering the labor
agitation and violence throughout the
country, abandoned the idea, and nc
such works will be put M as intended.
1t is the poor mans friend, but The
rich man uses it also; because it is the
best quality and largest bottle for tn,
price, and is sold ''nO cure, no pay.
We refer to Jadwin's tar syrup. Sold a
Thomas.
Friday morning the Pioneer Kind
ling Wood factory at White Haven wal
burned down. The fire started in th
dry room. The property was owned b,
New York capitalists, and the loss vii
be $4,000. Seventy. five boys and girl
and fifty men will be thrown out of EN-
ployment.
Friday morning at o'clock an acci
dent occurred at Craigs Creek, betweeI
Penn Haven and White Haven, on til
Lehigh Valley Railroad, by which tw
freight trains ran into each other. Thre
or four cars were damaged and an ei
car was set on fire. The wreck cause
delay to trains of about two hours.
hBWhen in Mauch Chunk stop i
the jewelry store of +. II. Hollis; as
TO see his elegant stock of fine go
watches for gentlemen and ladies;
will pay you. Largest assortment il
the county.
"A majority of the iron ore mine
along the East Penn. Railroad betwee
Reading and Allentown, employin
probably five hundred men. the scene
of SO much misery during the wint,
season for some years past, have bee
put in operation. The proprietors
nearly all of them have advanced wagt
from eight to twelve per cent, so tn,
the miners are now getting eighty cen
for day of fromtwelve to fourteen hour
with prospects of regular work for son
months. During the past winter me
with large families did not earn tv
dollars per week.
Robert Henry, of Lehigh Gap, tn
county, is at present having the o
hotel at that place demolished with Il
view of erecting new and more su
stantial structure. On Tuesday of la
week, while the workmen were diggiI
near where the old bar stood, they can
across a package of cigars, neat
wrapped in a piece of paper which DO
the date 1888. There were eighte,
cigars in the pack and all but a few
them were well preserved. Mr.. Hen
will preserve the cigars as a relic. III
building was one of the oldest in tn
section of the country and ever since
erection, over century ago, was us
as a hotel.
sB-Elegant new style rings, la
pms, watch chains, sleeve buttons al
jewelry of all kinds; latest designs;
will pay you to take look at L, Hob
stock, Mauch Chunk.
Col. Lentz Camp, No. 95, Sons
Veterans, was organized in this boroul
last week. The following officers we
chosen for the present term: Captai
+. d. Miller; First Lieutenant, a,
Campbell; Second Lieutenant, War;
Connor; Orderly Sergeant, Charles n
Kelvey; Chaplain, VIM. McCormic
Quarter Master Sergeant, J. w. Rue
Sergeant of the Guard, Ed McCormC
Corporal of the Guard, Thomas Wei
Camp Guard, r. f. Graver; Picl
Guard. VIM. Campbell; Color Sergeai
VIM. Shingler; Camp Council, r.
Sewel, John Longkamerer, Milt
Kresge.
Charles BOssard, of Cherryyille. h
his leg so badly crushed by kick frC
a vicious COW, that II is feared ann
tation will be necessary.