The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-01-14
OUR STROLLER AT WBTOSPOUY.
Interesting Items rickedUp and Assorted bV
the Stroller.


the Stroller.
N snyder's planning mill Is crowded with
orders.
George Horn has leased the Carbon House
at Lehighton.
The work OF tearing down the Old rolling
min progresses slowly.
Miss Rebecca waiting spent Sunday with
her mother at Hazleton.
Daniel Graver, of Mountain Top, circulated
mongst friends here on Saturday.
John Rehrig, of the Franklin House, has
purchased the George Horn property
Harry Laufer, OF Satington. will manipulate
the razor in the Weissport barber shop, here
after.
j. ID. Benninger and wife, OF white street,
spent Sunday at Aauch Chunk the guests Of
r. G. App.
-Ex-sherlff Thomas Koons has purchased from
John Rehrg the old Klotz property near the ca
nal bridge
We are pleased to note that Mrs. Urlah Fatz-
inger is slowly recovering from severe para
lytic stroke.
Miss Mary Smitham. OF Nesquehoning, Is at
present stopping with Mrs. b. X. Culton, on
White street.
George w. Chlds, of the PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
presented a fine bible to Washington Camp. No.
It2, P. o. s. OF A.
Misses Ella Snyder and Amanda Yeakle, OF
0ley Pa, were the guests Of Mrs Solomon
Yeakle over Sunday
John Weller, OF Allentown, has purchased
from Thomas Koons the Franklin Hotel proper
ty. Consideration, $4,000
John Fuse, one of Parryville's oldest resi-
dents, died Nor Jay, and on Thursday was buried
in the Towau,e using cemetery.
John G. Arner. who was taken suddenly and
seriously Ill at the Lehigh Valley round houses.
Lehighton, last Saturday, we are pleased to
state is conv alescing
-kev j. E. Freeman delivered an interesting
sermon to his congregation on last Sunday even
ing He used as his text the sixteenth verse Of
the fifth chapter Of Galetians.
All applications for license from this place
were granted by the Court last week. Our old
friend Henry Trapp, owing to bad health, made
no application, and as result, his popular res
taurant is closed.
You are invited to call and inspect the i'm
mense assortment of new goods, comprising
everything in the line Of frst-class dry goods,
groceries, provisions, &C., at Andrew Gravers
store in the post office building.
--Rey j. Z. Freeman has been elected pastor
Of the Reformed church at Boyertown, Berks
county. Should the call be accepted. this COM
munity will lose one Of its most worthy and tai
ented mon,
From last weeks Lansford Record We learn
that E. G. Zern has disposed OF his general store
stock at Coaldale, and will shortly go Into the
shoe business in this borough. Mr.. Zern Is an
enterprislng and progressive gentleman. The
STROLLER" says welcomed
The Bungtown Silver Cornet Band, G. H.
MCDANIEL, musical director. on Monday awak-
ened our people from the lethargy into which
they have fallen Of late, by discoursng hideous
strains Of music in the most violently careless
manner. Call on Towserl
-STRoLLER:-Thata awful weapon, "a womans'
tongue" has again been tho means Of getting
some of our fair damsels in hot water. Judging
from the amount of talk going on something aw-
ful must have happened. hope the matter will
be adjusted amlcably. without the loss of hair or
other catastrophe. Now, let It be stopped saws
MISERY.
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STATE OF PENNsYLVANIA
CARBON COUNTY
Before me, one OF the Justices of the Peace sf
Carbon county, personally appeared Robert (.
Grayer, OF Weissport, who, upon his oath, ac.
cording TO law saith, that sometime in the fall OF
1887 he found loose paper or letter on the floor
Of the post Office at Weissport, which letter he
read and afterwards handed the same to Miss
IL
clares further that said letter contained nothing
whatever from which he could infer or believe
that n' the ;, same e had ever been written by Miss
the same place, as neither the name Of Allie
Miller nor that OF G. G. Deats appeared in the
etSe fSe bs 1G ~ o fbs any to indicate
addressed. This deponent declares to be the
true facts as to said letter. Notwithstanding all
previous reports as to the facts and contents OF
| the letter. and further deponent saith not.
ROBERT GRAvER
| Subscribed and sworn before me this seventh
oay OF January. j, Il. SNYDER, j. p.
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| STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
CARBON COUNTY, 700
Personally appeared before me, the subscriber
Justice Of the Peace, Franklin township, Miss
Lille M. Koons. of Weissport. county and State
clares that she received said letter mentioned in
the deposition OF Robert z, Graver, read the
same and afterwards destroyed II. Deponent
| further declares that notwithstanding and con-
trary to all town reports as to the facts and con-
tents of said letter, that it contained nothing
had been written by Miss Allie Miller, of weiss,
port, TO Mr.. G.: g: Deats, OF the same place, as
neither Allie Miller's name nor G. G. Deats's
contained no names to indicate either the send
er or the person addressed, and further saith
i not, LILLE n. KooNs
OF January, 1888 il SNYDER, j. P.
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LEHIGHroN, Nov. I, 81
MR., JOHN S. MILLER,-Dear Sir: have
| been informed that someone told you that while
working for Mr.; Deats | found letter in his
store from your daughter to him. which Is false
did not find such letter from her or any one
else; neither did tell any one that found such
anything to the contrary lie. A. CAMrBBLL.
Sworn and subscribed before me this eighth
| day OF November. A. ID. 1887.
II. " MsRrHIMER, sR., Notary Public.
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