The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-05-11

james Geiger Is the happy dad Of a
bright eleven pound boy.
-Children's toys, books and games, al
Luckenbaeh's. Mauch Chunk.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels car
pets at Henry Schwartz, on Bank street.
Everything in the line of furniture at
and goods the best.
Picture rod and coving. No nice room
complete without 1t; very low, at Lucken.
bach's, Mauch Chunk.
Morning services in the NJ. Z. Church
at 10:S0; evening services at 7.30, hereafter.
All are invited 10 attend these services,
--Lehighton's popular and successful
horse doctor, o. W. Snyder, recently sue
cessfully performed tracheotomy, a deli
cate surgical operation, on valuable horse
belonging to James Ash, of Lehigh Gap.
-Mit Selzer, brakeman on L. Y. engine
42S, captured ground hog in Jersey one
day recently and presented the same to
John Klolz Of the north end who has Gagged
the pesky criLter and will perhaps put ii on
exhibition at the coming fair.
--Gnaden Hutten Lodge of Odd Fellows
confidently expect TO turn out one hund-
red men on Decogstion day. They will be
dressed much as last year-high silk hats,
Prince Albert coats and carrying black
canes. A new banner will be dedicated on
the occasion which Is said TO eclipse any
thing of the kind hereabouts,
| Engine No. 3l2 on the Central railroad
run into the rear end of coal train drawn
by engine No. 337, short distance above
the Central depot at half BAst six on Thurs
day morning. Eight coal cars, the caboose
and locomotive were damaged. No one
injured. Passenger train, No. ] going
south was delayed one hour in consequence
DIR. Delcamp, of Bankway. informs II:
that he contemplaIes shortly to put his
slate quarry, located on the Krum estate
in Franklin township, in working order
The slate is OF the Ghatam variety and Il
said 10 be Of excellent quality. The works
put In successful operation would give EN-
ploy ment TO half hundred men or NOR,
and be big benefit 10 old Franklin town
} ship.
William Prince, of South Easton, flag
man on engine No. go, l.. V. X. r., TO
many years was killed in the Packertol
/ | Yards on Wednesday morning while tTyinl
I to connect coupling links on Two coal cars
He leaves wife and elk children. DE
ceased is a member of the Brakesmal
Brotherhood and TO several other secre
/ organization. His family will receive 81, 90
from the former lodge.
D John d. Bertolette Post, 4s4, G. A. r.
e attended the NJ. Z. church in a body o
y Sunday evening last. Rev. DUNCAN wa
Q equal TO the occasion, however. an
. preached an eloquent sermon, copsisten
n with the occasion, from the book G
Romans, using ss the subject Of his dis
e course Honor TO whom honor" the pr,
: ceeding scentences being nhonor to vhoI
: honor Is due, &C." Members Of the Po,
n express great satisfaction with the ever
e ing's services.
l. Dildine Snyder one Of the most popull
d men in the lower end, residing at Parr
"a vile, closed hands with fTie nds here 0
is Tuesday and reported business 10 be
10 dull 10 that vicinity as he had eyer seen
ID Years ago when the furnaces there we
+ first erected Parryville was one Of Il
10 liyliest towns In the Lehigh ALLEY, lhInl
r. are changed now, the furnaces are idle Al
h the town Is in = comparative state
al stsRnatlon, probably on account Of not e
tQFing snnneisnt pr0eaptiqn.