The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-30
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Bright Gems Of Local happenings as
Seribbled by Our scrIbbler.

"Hikht Dems OF Local Happenings ai
Seribbled by Our scrIbbIer.
DIR. Bowman, Of East Maucb Chunk
was appointed conri crier and interpreter
oy the court at ils late setting.
"A new iantor for the county building.
VIII not likel' be appointed by the County
Commissioners until after January 1st.
Hon. j. J. Gallager. of Beaver lEea.
dow was visitor in town on Wednesday.
It is said that he wants she Mercantile
Appraiser appointment.
-Cardsare out announcing the approcl-
ing marriage Of Pro. J. j. Began and Miss
Frances Cole. The happy couple have the
best wishes for future abounding with an
unallayed happiness.
Rev |. F. Heisler and wife. formerly
OF town, but now Of Mauch Chunk, arrived
here Tuesday and preached in Salem's
Evange lical church last evening to
large audience -Ha1leton Sentinel,
The 4th annual grand ball under the
auspices Of the Phoenix Hose Co., No. 2,
at the Mansion House, Wednesday evening
vas a success in every particular and
largely attended BY lovers who delight 10
skipping the light fantastic.
"A suit of ejectment has been instituted
sgainst John Miller, of Ms Hollow. BY his
son Charles, who resides in East Mauch
Chunk. The papers in the case have been
served and the matter will no doubt find
en- adjustment ct the Jenuarvterm of Court.
Fifty ehsres Of Lehigh Valley Emery
Wheel stock, taken into execution as the
property of W II. Cresson, were knocked
down to Attorney L. H. BARBER by Sheriff
Levan on Saturday at 1926 per share. The
par value Of this stock is just exactly $50.
The fifteen prisoners in the count,
dungen were feasted on chicken. pie and
other luxuries Thanksgiving Day by the
genial Sheriff Levan. That the feast was
appreciated the hearty appetites and gas
troncmic featS OF the ''bols' proves be-
yond doubt.
The best show OF this season will be |
Hart & Veneer's ''On the Frontier in
Concert Hall Wednesday evening Among
the multituduous attractions will be the
only genuine Indian brass band In America.
Our people who want to opend an evening
OF pure pleasure ohould not fail to 20.
Popular prices, 35 and SO cents.
Two arbitration cases TO come of in
the Commissioners Office on the 9th and
10Th respectively are Yingling & Co.,
against the Weatherly Planning Mil Co.,
Craig & Loose will appear for plaintiffs and
Freymau & Heydt for defendants. Weaver
g. Dick against Carter & Go. ATTORNEYS
Rapsher & Cassidy and Kline for the plain
tiffs aud Craig & Loose and Bertoette for
The Central Railroad of New Jersey
has done away with its sy stem of running
its coal trains on schedule time. Every
train now leaves here "extra," and the
train despatchers have orders to rush them
through as fast ns they can, after they are
made up, in the intervals between passeng-
er trains. The empty trains also 90 back
as EXTRAS" and in this way the company
handles many more trains day than
The long continued illness Of John
Dwyer, of White Haven, has induced him
to resign, temporarily, bis office as Super
visor of track and roadway on that part OF
the Central road ard branches betwee
Mauch Chunk and Penobscot. Michael
Griffin, of this place, has been appointed
to the vacancy, and, IL is reported, has be-
gun the systematic dismissal of all the
Hrngarians and Polanders employed in
that department of the railroad service.
AT regular meeting of the St. Alloy
sious T. A. b. society held last Sunday in
their rooms, nine new members were
initiated and an interesting programme re.
cited. President j. J. Boyle reported the
of the Catholic Lay Congress
at Baltimore, Md at which he was
delegate. Nominations for offices for the
ensuing year were also made and will be
voted on at their next meeting. The so
ciety is in nourishing condition at pre-
sent.
1t is thought by many that Stangley, |
the murderer, will not hang and that
plea of insanity will be the chief line fol |
lowed by the defense. His lite in Jail is |
passed patiently, he sings and prays a |
good bit and likes to smoke, though above |
all he is an inVeterate lover OF caudy, and |
hsadly day passes but what he don't |
invest in quantity OF toothsome sweets. |
His health is good and he has an appetite
that shows that he haI not forgotten how |
to masticate.