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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15

1Ote 9ttCgrHBbnIGunlS SNu' - SsUrBeiGbugeue
Serien boa. Fl. Sslea.bsr bis auat z. ga
uuar.
gBaibtuston, .. G., IA. 9eseuber.-
Der 3 enat mar beute niGt in Sisuug.
Sm Observation-Disclosures
bradte 9O0ter (Riii.) eineu BIeuarbei4Iu5
Elm, nod sDeIhem iif Der @ongreB am 81.
8e3euber tiber bic Setertage bic jun z. Sas
mar usrtuseu iOl; oem @omite fir DtittaI
nnS g8ege iiberpieieu.
MniIds (Ba.l bonn @onite fir WlilitGrs Ifz
fniren bsridltete eine Blu sum Intauf eiGes
@runbhIdes in Der Rdbe Der MaptIoutaIerue
(Rep g)olf) elm, tuelmes ais ShieBplob fiir
eas DfiliiGr bieueu iOu; Ssm gleuar'&Omite
iibetpieieu.
@Inrop (0io.) beantroste, bas bas 6aas
bic JiicaraeuntauoI=G Giu in SlenarFsuaa IN
grpGsung siehe, un0 bag bic Gsbatte fiber
bic &GIIage nnb Aneu6ementS nnf 40 yiz
uuten bsi6r1ntt ueroe.
Cine Iebhafte DtsfulFpR entipann lid tbar
eiuen Nrtitel in einem gtetp 0srter Blatt,
meId1sr erilirt, es isien suei &lsmeute geaen
bic gticaraguafaanl 8,u usreiuigt, nimItd
bic Gsenteu Der Sacifics Babueu unb bic I'm.
mdIte 6ts Banana Sanale. Der Nrtitel
uennt biz yiameu oer %. BilipH, Slaub
,Dio.), Cobb (AlG.) uuo Spinola ORGY
uno bshnuptet, oieieIbea bemiib bten iih, Die
Sia nit 4menbemeate su iiberIaoeu, um
ibre Sermeriuus ;u fiteru. Rihter 9aIn
Dirb in tem artifel ole @eudbrsmanu aes
uaunt. 3ie betrefieneeH Serrea protffirten
entIitftet geseu Salp's auSQbeu, uuS Spi.
uoIa oeutete an, Gag 5iihter Dalu Ieit fejner
9efgnatipn on UerihieSeneu BueifelbafteH
unieInebmnngeu bsthslli9t 9eusien iei. &or
org usrtbeibigte Dalg uub etflarte, DER.
ieIbe JET tsiu 2obbsifi.
Die GngeIegenhstt prrSe hitrmi. fallen ae.
Iaifen, mo nae Sals cenfiitutrte fid5 bierquf
ole Tieners @omite, nm bie ncaraeuas 8tl
IN er6rtern. Sin pou BapioH (Sus. aefeus
tte Nuentsment, Iaut meIdem aGe Ittieu,
Sbli9atioueH unb Onfise BarthpQpiere uur
bnrd1 Dos 6auptbiiieau Der @sieuId,aft in
Rem=gorf emittirt uno nur asaen 8aaraeLe
berduBert nerosn ioueu, puroe nit Stimmeus
sIeitheit UerpcrfeE tuoefIen uerf6uoiate
man fidJ oobiu, nod cine GbRimmuua eaEtis
ber i'm Sauie uorSuuebmen.
RaG Idugerer Debate iiber elm BON Spi.
roIa (Rs9.) aEgebnteuee Gmenbemeut sur
GeiGraninn9 bee HftienflpitaIs Der @ons
paeuie bob bas @Omite obze peitere Gutd,eis
lung Die Stsung alf, uao um Is uhr mudlte
bas Gentle cine Bauie bis k38 llbr gbeu6s
Sn Der aberehsun9 nnroe Elm 8erIuh ges
maGt, irgeno cine @ei9dftsOrouuua in BE-
sug auf bic @rpdsuas bon Briuut. Beufiona.
Bills fefsIfeHen. @s nlroe ieboc1 fein Stus
pernehmeu erjisIt. uno um is abenbs uers
tagte fif oarauf oas 9aus bis 3ur uathEen
Hloptaq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15
gel6ffmoro aus 9te6eS0rat,t .

scranton, 3D., a. December. Die
Sunbe bon benz ienintionenen Selbfmoroe
eiuee iungen Wdodeu8. yfameas D(nrp
Rronn, ueld1e bel ibrer glutter in oer Jtdbe
bon @anabeniis in Dtonroes& &ountn, an bee
Creme BON 2ndannuua Gonntu, pobute,
traf heute tierieIhf elm. Sin iunger Ulanu,
pel@er i'm Serbff lduaere i3eit bel frau
Eromn 8Ohnung gelcmmen bate, nm IN
bsrtiger @egeno 81 lageu, bate gtarp ben
Suf aematt uuo and @roberuHg geiunoeu
3as iunee Mdo6en betradtete iim iAlie5li1
oils ieine Brant uno errpartste nit 3uUsrfift,
bas er fie bemuddft beiratbeu mitree. am
8oungrfiag eTbielt fie pI0ell6 eineu Brief
BON ihrem 2iebbaber, in pel@ers eerlslbe ibr
mittheilte, eaB Dies Der leete isi, ben fia uon
bm erbnIten miirhe, oa er TN Begrifie febs,
nit elmer an6ersn Dame Zen Suu0 ftir's Sc
ben al IGIieseu. Seh isuem Gage mar 5ri.
8roDn 1uBerF nieoereef6lageu. @eferu
pnloe fe pl6slif uermist, uno 0Is bic be-
nrete WiutteE mad ibr luhte, Iaub fe 6is
Ee6ter on elmer uahen Guelle Der aOpf
uub bic 8Tufs ees RGOdens Iaseu i'm g8li
CT. Gie bate auseni4elnli9 ben Cob &C.
u6t. aIs Iie ssfunben pnree. mar bas Sc
ben nod nidt nolfdnbte entflOhen Rau
feute Iofott 8ieoerbeIebaugs.B BerIH5e an.
jsbel srpieieu fh oisisIbta leiper aIs sr'
iOIgloe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15

Srn. GrittentOn!
0teiu Serr! al8 i'd mir cine S6adtel
6Ienn's S8prfcIietfc auiAaIite. 6e=
merfte i'd Elm gefua um .3uidriften bon
SeSem, Der I'M gebraua Ser Seife gria9s
run9 semodt. @o8 MIDI 6etrtfft, 70 u64te
ib erttdreu, OuB i'd bot feds bi8 fe6en
Sabreu bic Stole am &Opf un6 i'm GeFdt
bate, un6 al8 inioIge berielben utetn SGar
uu83uiaIIeR begann, mein arst mir ia9te,
i'd mibte e8 mir gang abideereu Iahen.
Dies that id. 9al6 nadber bemertte
i'd cine beitaige Steue, 6eOett NIT Red
Rash," Oo8 ftb Ouf 6em SOpfc tOeit aus-
breitete unO CUR Stirn binub eritrefte. SD
pcrIudte aueS GrSeutlide: Sat6en, 55eers
ieife, Re6i3in u. {, p,-2lCle8 Oergcbens.
Gine8 cages fie( mir elm; lid babe nod
uidt Glenn g6pefrIieife Oerluat.@
Sd idafite mir tpeIde an unO itri8 ie ies
6en 2(ben6 ME Elm 4flaiter auf, Oa5 i'd Bis
gum 0Orgen lief. Sn 5wci @Oben init
benz Gerbraud eineS Gtdfes bteIer Seife
mar mein &Opf geiauO, unO icitOem fat
f6 Der rOtBe 9(usI8Iag mic uieber &c.
3eigt. SD CLAUDE tmmer, OaB Ser aotnm,
BEN Ser 6riieur bei'm a6Ideeren meines
SaareS beuuete, nidt rein mar.
Gpater 3Og itd meine fleiue @ntetiu in
Ser Sdule cine GOpibouttrantbeit 3u; e3
mar cine peiBe iduppiSe Subf0u5, Ote
fd ouf ibrem &Opfe uu86reitete. SIRE
SHUTTER beriudte fait aIe8 @6gIide unO
fragte mid Oann, mas ftc t6uu iollte. SD
erpiOerte: .gta, 70 9ebraude Olenn's
S9pefeIiciie; gu ipeibtia Die 9atmi9
8ebeilt," Sic tpur6e getreu unsewsnbst,
unO in turSer 3ett mar Der &Opf Bee aina
be8 9eiun0 un6 bat Ben NusiaIa9 ME mics
Ser betommen.
QBir 6aItea Glenn's GGbefeIieEfc
fur SautabIaariungen o6er irgeuO 9erar.
tige8 tets sOrratbig. QdalngsOoa
Bella @oof. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15
Wter Rtrbfiter aet6Sfst

NiImdnfee. gBisc., IA. December. -
Gin bobss @eraf bel ben Bafermsrteu III
Stepeus' Boint brad beute Sormittao ,ls
iammen nno bier Ndnner, n1mIth Sblg
Rrers Don bier, 9urrp 5ids ans Gbicaao,
Albsrt albus uno Sad Giuswortb murS en-
angsnbIidlid eet6otet Sie orei Qpstsreu
traren Iebise iuuse Rdnuer, pd6renS Sbas.
gipers cine Somilie htHterIdRt Webrere
anbsre arbetter tanen nit BEN yebeu oauon.
iuosHsn tpnros elmer oslieIbea it5per usrlest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15
SO nGeafratintt Of enbnr. .

ct. .2ouis, IA. DECEMBER. - Der Gous
ueut Ser federation Of Qabora unbm In iei'
ner beutigen Sisung ben Seri5t bes ,Bogs
cote s@omite's entgegen. 8erielbe empfehlt
beri6ieoeue ,8opcotts." Der &ouueut in
eoiTirte bic GnweubuHg bon nllniOns2abels. e"
Der 8eri9t bes 8erfnfuugs &omites nuree
paraarnpbeupeiie in Betra9t se3ogeu. SIN
0aufe Der Debate ma&ten 0eridieOene 8.o'
Her beftige IHsfdlle gegen bic ;, arbeitaritteT"
uuo propbe3eiteH ben baIoi9eu l1utsrsaus Der
SrgnuiiatiOu. &. R. 9ate, 8erlreter Der
ySnternationnlen 8npogrnpbii9ea Union" !"
nobm ben ebIeu Srben in S1ub uuo ertldrte,
ee isi uitt mabr, bas berieI5e ieiaer AaF5iRa8
entneren nehp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15
sgus Oer BunSes shauptRaot.
&Iaius els EeFretar pss elnswasitasa. -
GGR Eeaafor sale faat.

gBafbiugtOn, 3. g., IA. DECEMBER.
-8ie IN eintr Rorsen3sttHng usrSfentIiGte
4ugabs, Senator pale bon IatHe babe &C.
Iaat, er ermnrte biunen "a Stuubeu burd
sine 9epeiGe beua9riGtigt gu peroen, oab
General Sarriion hem prn. Blaine ben Bos
fen res Stnatsiefreidts aasebOtsu uuo oa6
2sbtersr accsptirt babe, Uiro uon Sru. pale
OILS MIR tbeiIreiie rihtiS be3ei9ust. ST era
iIdrt, er babe nur ssiust, per tueroe iia Mot
puntsrn, 5u erfabreu, 6aB Sbtge8 Der Bau
iei." @r glnube, bas General parriion benz
Sru. Blaine bGS erpdbnte Nmt aubieten,
olIeiu oh 8Intae ucceptiren tperbe, milf: er
nid5t. gs iet ShatiuGe, oas fd Blaine
Mot nm bas lint beuGrbe. - @Iue Depel9e
ans guaufia, Re., meIbet, Blaine sueiger;
ft, iber bas @eriidt be3ttsltfl ieiuer gr:
nenunnp ,um StautsiefretGr au rebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15
Scr EtIeubabuspoJtetau

Ser General Bofmeifter bat oie iHusf
bom Yr6Foenteu augeorbHets Rlaiff5rung
bes giieubabn. Bof0ienfee nateSu uoqeHoet
9u1db bieitlbe peroeu bic in Dem geaauuteu
&itn fsreiee beidaftiatsn 8eamteu in 10
Slalien setbeiIt: non A bis E uuo BON bis
5. Sn Die SIafe A meroen ale bieienigeu
Eenmtsn eingerabt, ueI4a eia Slbve8iaIdr
BON $72O, uno in bic 3loTie Gisieuigeu,
nelGe Elm i0l6es pom $4,000 ooer oariiber be.
3iebeu. Su Die baJpiideu IiegeuOeu &lafieu
fGqCn in ntgsfiuit:r 0feibeufolgs ale Seaul=
ten, peldbe rnebr, als $940, NIB peniset, ale
$4,000 pro Sabr teiiebeu. Juieeem &ougreB.
8if1iIte Iolleu lOtale Brtifuugs sz@ommiifos
ueu einaeIett perbeu, tpeI4eH bic GaspabI
uon @nnbtbateu fiir eoentueIe 8Qiau3en sus
fallen miro. SOlten aber pt6tigere Ser
ttouerepofeu i'm @iienbebnsB Bofotenfe uas
tant uerbeu, 10 erfoIst bic Seiesuug auf benz
Gege Der YremOtton.
Ser @enerais Eofmetffer bat bic GtabIi.
ruug elmer uO1fdnbigeu 2inie BON Sieubahn.
9cfamtern sptlhen ct. Qous uub giaibui1e
Die ct. Qouis=R =Raibbiller Giienbabu" ent>
IaKa ungeorbret, poourh cine fortlaufenoe
reanlGre garbtuOEng snildeu ct. GOuls unb
goutsOmeTb (Atu.) berseftelIt piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15
@esmii6tss.

Sn slotteus8ep epartsmeut pirb r1itgetbeilt,
Der neue Srsu5er y@bicago" nerbe bic gum
/. Sanuar poQenoet unb ausgeriitat Ietn.
Der Br1fbent bat 6arI u. Sausmauu BON
Difoutt uno Rm. .. 6uater uou WluHelota
III SouiuIars glert8 ernannt
Ger Sdnsamtsietretdr beGntrast eiue Deis
tare SertpilIiguus BON $3.50 fir Die 8Ollens
euug ter eIeitril4en Snlase aui 8ebloe's So
lauo gum 3peds Der Seiepatuug Der Erets
heitss Statle.
Brdfiesnt Glepslaub bat Orr. Sarotb Sad,
ion ole t6HiideH YicefOaIui In Baltimore
uuerfarnt.
Die teutise Steuer Ginunhme betrug
$433, III mo bic 3oqeiunahme 1922 .622.
3rr @inISiung befimmte Natiouals Baufz
R0isu i'm Setrage bon $447 ,OGO Iiefeu beute
i'm SdGtarte eiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15
s. o It ia.

gussrIeTsnsr fIrtrter Sonia bepm sansen Barrel,
bnIben Barrel o6sr einSeIner @aqone sG 1aben Del
90uts s.. Rets,
(297-2n2Vl gds hnnnnrrs unA SnmAerffrnF,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15
80. Goasres.-3wette stsmna.

Die tearaeuafGnaI RtH. - SorseIdbEaaene
5erien opsss Fl. Seiembsr bis aut Z. ga
1fuat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15
etntt6ttt10 6ttr0 VllUer taltO @IeE.
RED RASH" -
rotber NuSidlag,
>, RED RASH.
RED RASH"
graukbefter &asf8Ia8 Der gOpfDaut.
5rn. GrittentOn!

rr9tep.D Ort, Oen 10. 2lpril 1882.
ltr. 1856, 2. 2lUenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15

IaS Sstbo1sessn be Ssrfaa,mFuua ess Sats
net tn SaFspisp bet Chicago auiasbobea.
SutrItn snisHshIt Nis umRaRsIuIe
pes ,,alrbstterbaHosS" tR etue Gbrtgens
esntetnDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15
@aIette esiesntant,s gtppeaatIon.

2nnoon, IL. De3ember. - ST. Biebs
mann, pelhe tiirjIid NIT elmer $5O,OCOs
@ptiddbiauu9sflase tpiber Capt DalpoIe
rpeaeu sebroteHen 6etratbsueripre5sns ab.
gepieen tpnrSe, ifi uut DeutIdtunb surfds
getehrt, um fi9 bort bic n0tbtgeu Bapiere
nit 8e3ug auf Die @ebnrt hires 8iuoes Bu
bOIeu Die 9oubOuer pPaus sRaaz Sa3etten
er0fiuet cine SHbit.iption 3u @unfeu Der
6ldgeriu pGbrenb Der appeuuttonstlage. bic
SrI. gBiebmaun nuf ben 3iatb ibres IHpals
tea iett anffrennet1 mill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15
Sm MISUNDERSTANDING

ga btustou, .. G., IA. 0e3eu1ber.-
Der Senat mar beute ni4t in Sisuu9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-15
,as eouttaasoeIeh In snoIono.

EonooTi, Ia. 8ebember. .-0as Inter
hnus nertpart bente 4benb nit 167 gegeu l6O
Stimmeu eiue Bill, peIGe Oas StIieseu
BON SSiribiGGfteu an Sountagen osrOrOnet.
Die StlI in Se5ug auf bic 9aftburteit bon
4rbeitsSeberu employers Liability BilD
nuroe 3utiidoe;ogen.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-05-26
An Artssian We'll.

On Tuesday evening, May %, respect
able gathering of our enterprising and pro-
gressive citizens assembled in Cables Hall,
to hear the report of the committee appoint
ed sometime since so ascertain the PROBABLE
cost of introducing water supply into our
borough, R. F. Hofford, was elected presi-
dent and W. w. Bowman secretary. Hon.
A. j. Durling read the report of Mr..
Young giving estimates and descriptions of
the various systems proposed, viz. Long
Run, Big Creek and an artesian well. On
being left to vote the sense of the meeting
resulted as follows, for artesian well, 19;
for Big Creek, l; for Long Run, 8. $725
were Immediately subscribed toward the
artesian well project and Aessrs. ]. L,
Gabel, John Obert and Horace Heydt were
appointed as soliciting committee. Much
enthusiasm was ey!nced by all present
The hearty cooperation Of all our towr
people is wanted in this progressive move
with first-class water supply LehightoI
will not only be placed at the head of al
country towns in the Lehigh Valley but W,
will be afforded prompt protection in cas-
of fire. We hope our citizens will respon'
most liberally when called upon by th
committee. 1t is move In the right di
rection, now gentlemen, keep the ball
rolling until we have first class waite
supply.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-05-26
A Delightful Surprise,

Taking my usual Saturday evening stroll
down town noticed some little commotion
in the vicinity OF Reber's Drug Store.
Standing aside to get at the true inward
ness of the affair, soon noticed a small
procession filing out of DIR. Reber's parlor
headed by Rev. Major and wife, with quite
a number of his Pensioners. We noticed
that our public school teachers were repre-
sented by Miss Koons and Mrs. Chubb
the legal fraternity by Mrs. T. A. Snyder
and Mrs. s. R. Gillian, and the merchants
by Mrs. E. II. Snyder and Mrs. VIM. Kem-
erer, Mesdames DIR. N. B. Reber, DR.. w,
w. Reber, Dr. Derhamer, A. ]. Durling,
A. W. Raudenbush, Lentz, Smith, Kline,
Ham, Connor and Mr.. Riffert, all of whom
we recognized as they passed us. There
were number of others whose names we
could not get. There we're quite number
of contributors who were not present. We
were informed that II was surprise party
gotten up by the members OF the NJ. E.
church, TO cheer On invalid and his family
who during long spell OF sickness had be-
come needy of some substantial sympathy
The result was highly fatterlng-some 81;
In money and dry goods and groceries, t
gladden. the family. The reply of the in
valid was enough to pay the party for al
their trouble. He said with an oYeIfowini
heart, 81 did not know / had so man,
friends" II
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-05-26
Normal sauara Itsm,.

Wilson Remaley is the proud father of
brand-new baby girl.
Ed. Lapp and friend, of Beaver Run,
spent Sunday with j. Aertz.
Kate Houser, Of Fairyiew is visiting
relatives and friends In the Valley.
g. Frantz, of this place. was visiting
friends in Bloomingdale, last week.
Thomas Miller, of Mauch Chunk, was
the guest Of Aaron Miller, on Sunday.
-Tilghman Frantz spert few days last
week at North Penn, Schyikill county.
Dennis Nothstein was on business
trip to Mauch Chunk one day this week.
"A. F. Oldt and d. 81. Longacre ''took
I'M the picnic in Schuylkill county on Whit
Monday.
M. Sitter and wife, Of Lehighton
were the guests of d. Nothstein and family
last Sunday.
John II. Nothstein and family, O
East Weissport, we're the guests Of Johr
Nothstein on Sunday.
| The New Hahoning Cornet Band fur
nished the music at the picnic in Schuyl
kill county on Whit Monday.
Miss Emma L. Ssidle accompanied b,
her grandmother, spent several days thi
week with relatives and friends at Maha
noy City.
On Sunday last Henry link and Mis-
Emma L. Mertz, we're joined in the hol
bonds of wedlock. The happy couple hav
our best wishes for long life of happines
and prosperity.
NORMAL.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-05-26
FOR KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Items Of Industrial Importance Cleaned for
the Masses,

ANNNNNNNA
-Bricklayers laborers get S2.75 a day in
Brooklyn, and $3.50 in New York city.
The car-wheel plant at Birmingham,
near Kansas City (Mo.) has capacity of
1875 car wheels day.
The Mechanical Engineers, who met at
Nashville some days ago, will meet at
Scranton, Pa, in October.
Our Consul at Malaga, Spain, ordered
stove from America, which at first was
not looked on with favor by the natives, but
now they like it, and there is great cry for
stoves.
There are $50 miles of electric railroads
in operation in the United States, and $50
more have been contracted for some in
The greatest area of miles is in Penn
| sylvania.
For the week ending May 10, there
were shipped over the l.. & S. division Of
the G. r, r.. of N. j., 115, AIS tons of coal,
total fol- the year to that date Of 1,910,606
tons, an icrease of 69,292 as compared
with same date last year.
| Judge brewer OF tue Onlteu states
Circuit Court, has just decided case of in
terest to railroad men. A fireman was in
jured by a shock from the sudden stoppage
ofa tram when there we're insufficient
brakemen. He sued the company, and the
Judge decided in favor of the plaintiff.
Daniel Webster said ffty-one years
ago; "If the people can obtain fair COM
pensation for their labor they will have
good houses, good clothing, good food and
the means of educating their families.
Labor viii be cheerful and the people
happy. The great interest of this country
is labor, labor labor"
The slate-pickers at Henry Clay shaft
at ShamoEin struck ON Monday morning.
A foreman, il is said, struck lad for some
fauls, when an under boss interferd and was
discharged for his interference, The slate
pickers, numbering 800, then struck for the
discharge Of the foreman and the reinstate-
ment of the under doss. In consequence Of
the strike the Peerless, Henry Clay and
Sterling Collieries, owned by the Reading
Company, are affected, and 5000 men are
idle.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-05-26
MahouiuR Itema.

Our young friend @. Il. Fenstermacher
of Lansford, spent Sunday at home.
1t is feared that the frosls and cool
nights are injuring our fruit trees.
Elmer Beltz and family. of Slatington,
spent Sunday with friends in the Valley.
Pink eye prevails to an alarming ex-
tent among the horses in the lower end of
the Valley.
The New Mahoning Sunday school ex-
pect to hold their annual picnic the latter
part of June.
Lafayette Rehrig, of Lehighton, ac-
companled by his son John. of East Maneh
Chunk, were the guest of Thos. Mussel-
man, on Sunday.
George Siglin accompanied by Misses
Emily and Jeaneita Arner, were visiting
relatives and friends at SteinsYille, Lehigt
county, over Sunday.
Henry link, Of Vest Penn and EmmI
Mertz, of this place we're 'spliced" on Sun
day morning by the Rev. W. H. Strauss
We wish them pleasant journey through
life.
The Saturday evening mall brought
letter for Prof. Stofiist informing him tina
an uncle of his had died and would b
buried on Monday following. He left 70
his home on Sunday afternoon leaving tn
school in charge of Prof G. p. Freyman.
On Sunday evening shortly befor
midnight, we witnessed grand display {
auroral lights although the moon shon
brightly the sight MAS beautiful on'
The streaks of weaving white light ceul
be plainly seen chasing each ether alon
J the ethereal sky like shadows over II
meadows. and Illuminating the who
nerthern heavens.
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Lower rOwamsnsing Items.

Frank DeLong, of Heidelberg. was
visiting friends in Bowmanstown Sunday.
Reuben Blose lost valuable COW by
death last Saturday; cause, bloated fIom
eating clover.
Rev. Huber administered the holy sac
rament in ST. Johns church last Sunday
1888 commandments partook of the same.
"A number OF persons In Parryville and
vicinity are out Of employment and are
anxiously awaiting the blowIng-ln Of the
furnaces at that place.
Pigs are scarce, quite number Of peo-
pie are withou: any. Solomon Snyder, Jr.,
delivered load in our vicinity Of which
nearly one half died.
Corn planting has been the bushes.
this week; owingto the rainy season 1t wal
delayed until now. CoNFIDEEcE.
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Another Addition,

We this week added to our printing es-
Enlistment thirty-inch paper cutter, of
the best make, purchased from w. C. Bile
loch, Philadelphia. The ADVOCATE Office
is Aow one of the most thoroughly equipped
printing establishments outside the large
cities, containing three presses. almost new,
Potter cylinder press for newspaper work,
Model and Allen presses for Job and book
printing, between four and FIVE hundred
fonts of wood and metal type, including
the latest faces, for job, book and news
paper work. We also constantly carry in
stock bill heads, note heads, letter heads,
envelopes, programmes, invitations. busi-
ness cards, &c, &C., which zoe can, and
,ciu, pat up at prices as loo If not lotoer
than the same can be had elsesohere. II
YOU need anything in our line please call
and be convinced that we make no foolish
brag but mean business.
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COUNTY SEAT CORRESPONDENCE.
Timely Topics PIthiiy Written Up BY Yer
Satilo ouiilist.

Outside Of Rex's Bon Marche is being
handsomely repaintsd
-Drs. Horn and Reber, Of Lehighton,
were in town on Wednesday.
Eugene Blakslee, a Lehigh Valley
passenger train conductor has returned
from a trip to Canada.
George B. NJ. Stocler was at the bed
side Of his sick mother In Lehighton sever
la evenings this week.
Court convenes here on the second
Monday In June. The number Of cases to
be tried are unusually interesting.
-J.CDolan has razed the'old homestead
to the ground; on the same site he will
erect handsome brick residence,
AS we predicted the Lehighton
''dandles" had to hustle for last Saturday 8
game. Well 60 'em better next time, see
II we don't.
The funeral of Ed. Esser, brother Of
G.. w. Esser, vas largely attended Sunday.
Deceased had host of friends who deeply
regret his early demise.
From three to six cars OF emigrants
weekly pass up the Lehgh & Susquehanna
railroad for points in the coal regions and
in the Ear West. They are mostly Hun
garians and Polanders.
"A grand fair and festival is now in
progress in the Catholic church. Seyera
valuable prizes are being contested for
The members of The congregation are TAX
ing much interest In the affair.
The members Of Chapman Post, 81
G. A. R., will attend the Presbyterian
church in body on Sunday evening next
Rev. b D. Linclair, of Fowlervllle, N. Y.
will discourse on the occasion.
The Summit Hill base balllsti
downed the East Mauch Chunkers in hot
ly contested game last Tuesday; score 12 t.
Q, The umpire, AL Bartholomew, Of lie
highton, was fair and square In all hi
decisions; consequently he made MANI
friends. Mauch Chunk will play at Sunni
Hill on the Both.
Memorial Day will be very appropri
ately observed here. In the morning tn,
cemetery at East Mauch Chunk will b,
visited and the graves of all old soldier
and sailors will be decorated with flowers
at the same time Rev. Newberry will de
liver a short addess. In the afternoon th'
parade in town will march through tn,
principal streets and then to the cemeter.
on the hill where flowers will be strewn oil
the graves of soldiers dead. ReY. jackson
will crate here. A number of busines
places and private residences will no doub
be handsomely decorated with evergreen
and bunting.