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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27

In the course of an eloquent address
an orator alluded n Cato and Brutus.
The paper spoke OF his feeling for oats
and brutos" A Western editor gave
out two articles for his paper, one on q
political subject, and the other on fat
tening swine. He neglected TO correct
the proof, and the next morning, to his
chagrin and disgust, be found that the
printer had changed the heading 80 that
one began Great Hogs. Under this
head we include the clergy, the editorial
fraternity, and the members Of Congress-. {"
AT large public demonstration, popu-
lar and prominent man arose TO speak,
and was greeted with enthusiastic cheer
Ing and shouts. In speaking OF u the
newspaper said "Ths vast ooucourse
rent the air with their snouts.n Gold
smith, who was known as q most faa-
tidious writer, fell a Victim to the errors
OF the press. In beautiful poem, in
speaking OF the nightingale, he wrote
"And that low tone, more sweet than
ALL" Tho printer said "And that low
tone, more sweet than ale" A New
York editor, who wrote an obituary on
the death Of man Of somo celebrity.
said . He began life ss legal prsotl-
tiOner, but was diverted from 1t BY love
Of letters" He did not SEQ the proof.
and was confronted the next morning by
this " He began life as legal politician,
but he was diverted from IL by q love Of
bitters." A printer by no means famous
for piety, came to the words, E" No cross.
no crown" aud proceeded to make TIE
type Taad No COW, no oraam."
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
MAHoNTNa.

People having ice houses had them
1lled last week.
The college students are hoas for the
holiday vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Musselman arc
visiting at Scranton.
David Eberts purchased the farm
owned by the late Henry Fritz, deceased.
1t IL rumOred that A. H. Seidle will
lake charge Of the WahHetah Hotel, At
Glen Onoko.
On Tuesday Charles Roth, Jr, moved
to Kelly Point, Union county. where he
will engage in the msrchAntlls business.
Editor Rauch, in his paper last week,
was very anxious about Editor Malloy get
Ting an ofacs. Let's see-dldn't Editor
Ranch want an once !ast fall, and because
he didn't get 1t refuse " support the
ticketl
"A few weeks ago a correspondent Of
the Gazette claimed that J. o. Smith, of
Little Gap, was the champion horse shoer
in the county, having put on A shoes ia
one day. Our blacksmith. Mahlon Moth
stelH, disputes Mr.. Smiths right TO the
championship. On the 2nd inst, Mr.. N.
put on 40 shOeSi on the Sd, So shoes; and
the 4th, "A shoes, being a record Of l4s
shoes put on in three successive days. Mr..
Nolhstsin will put up $1,000 that he can
put on more shoes IN a given time than
Mr.. Smith or any other blacksmith IN the
county.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27

Notwithstanding baby'a wonderful
qualities, 1t must be admitted that hc
speaks an unknown tongue to the unIn.
itiated. Mamma can Of course under.
etand her king, but she onioys unusual
advantages. The Listener may mention
the case Of a fond mother Of his acouaint.
ance who had q remarkable baby that,
the mother insists, says Mammals lit
tie girl " so distinctly that anybody IN
the world could mako It out. And this
Is the way, exactly, that the baby pro-
nounoes 1t Hubble, hubble, hubble ~
This is not nearly such plain English a.
that Of friend of the Listeners, now a
man and an honest, able one, who, whom
lac was two years old, mystifod the
members Of his family by calling out In
the most imperative mood "Bixit.
baxit, cloxlt /" They all gathered round
and tried hard to make out what the
youngster meant. But the most definite
statement that they could get out Of him
was, Bixit, baxlt, cloxit :" At last. bv
dint Of good deal of pantomime, the
child got them into the pantry and In
dicated particular place in It, and then
his remark translated itself to them.
What he meant to say was, "I want a
biscuit, In the basket, in the olosstt"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
LEHIGH GAP.

You certainly want the CARBON An-
voCArE. Subscribe nowl
H. P. Klotz contemplates visit 10 his
brother at Old Point Comfort, Va.
"A series Of revival meetings COM
menced in Aillport church last Sunday
evening.
Tho metallic ore mInes and sand
quarries around here are on the rush sup
plying orders.
The Lehlgh Gap sunday school of the
Evangelical church. will elect officers for
1901 on Sunday.
Paul Snyder has just received car
load of lumber for. the Breyfogel new
house at Hazzardsville.
The families of Wilson Kline and Alex
Beers, haunted with typhoid fever for
some months past. are gradually re-
covering.
John Fenstermscher, = veteran who
served his country we'll. in the late war, is
back homo from pleasant visit to While
Haven folks.
There is considerable push and pro.
gresS in our people. They now talk of
building chapel. Such an sdifce would
be well supported.
The Christmas feativAl OF the Evan
gelical Sunday school will be held in Ct.
PauPs church on Sunday evening, 2sLb
instant. An interesting program Of gospel
song has beep prepared.
-Sportsmen from nsighboriBg towns
who come in our neighborhood OH Sum
days for huLting purposes want to be
little careful or they will find themselves
in the clutches Of tho law.
Much is already being talked of con
corning the coming February election.
Great care should be exercised In placing
men in office. particularly for the o6lce Of
school directors. Efficient, uel!-quali6sd
persons should enly be chosen.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27

The stesl uiill Of the Bethlehem Ircn
Company shut down on Saturday evenlr g
IS Is believed indefinitely. The workmen
were not informed of the stOppage until the
last moment
Ed Wuchter, brakeman on the Bath
r. r. and Ella Melxsll, dressnAker, have
mysteriouslY disappeared from their homes
81 West Bethlehem, and as II is knowntLey
we're intimate, II is believed they have elo-
ped together. Miss Melxell is single, but
Wuchter has = wife and several children
whom be has Left destitute.
--Some people seem born with an lnher.
ant lustlnct 70 devote their lives to mind
suE eFerybody's business except tkelr own.
They are thu prime causes OF trouble the
world over.
Polk Wilson, OF Chamberaburg, has
been sent TO Jail for eighty days for swear
ina eighty prOfana oaths. Under the Penn
sylV4nia blue laws, act Of 1894, the penalty
sor pFofans swearing Is 81 cents for each
oath. Or. In default Of payment thereof, on,
day 10 jail for each oath. wilson would mol
pay the fine OF S57 80 for the oaths uttred
during a caronss on Sasurdy night and be
vent 10 fall for eighty davs.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
COUNTY PARAGRAPHS.

The News Of nridwintsr Carefully SITE,
and Served - or Rsadefv b. Loon
Borlbblsrn.
---Jsanesvills bad four marriages OF
Christmas day.
james O'Donneil, Of Lewiston, is deaC
at age Of 54 years.
"A 100000 charter has been granted tC
Reed g Lovetps silk company At Wealth
erly.
The old talk Of a roadway by the o'd
planes from Wsashsrly TO Beaver Meadou
ls again ripe.
The grand ball Of the Nanhatten club
at Weatherly last Friday night, was the
event of the season Ia this section.
The Lehlgh Valley yards At Packerton
ars said to be the finest in the United
States. The company can stand that kind
VI SANDER.
Governor Beaver has appointed S. H.
Hollinger. Of Lansford, aud Jed. Hollen-
bach, Of AudeDried, trustees Of the Miners
eospital, Hazleton.
Ambrose Mann, Of White Haven, fell
under the wheels Of coal train at Coal
por,, the other day, and his leg was so
badly crushed that 1t had to be amputated.
he is in St; Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem
Bethesda church of the Evangelical
Association, new sdihce for the worship
of God, was dedicated with appropriate
exercises on Sunday last. The church
membership numbers only thirty-One.
The bnilding cost $3.50.
"A Mrs. Fink aud her son, OF West
Penn Township. drove into Tamaqua on
Thursday aud while crossing the Jersey
Central tracks the wagon was struck by 40
engine. The woman was severely injured
and the boy was dragged distance Of
fifty yards.
The iurOrs to VerYe in the Carbon
county court for 1891 are apportioned as
follows: Banks 10; East Mauch Chunk 8;
East Penn 8; franklin IL; Kidder 3; Lau.
same L; Lansford 8; Lehigh 8; Lehighton
10; Lower Towamensing Q; Mahoning 2;
Aauch Chunk Borough 10; Mauch Chunk
Township 4; Packer l Parryyille 8; Penn
Forest 2; Summit Hill Borough 8; Towa-
mensing 8; weatherlY IA and Welssport2. 2.
When hessrS. Gabel, Bower & Co.,
went to Little Gap Monday to take posses
sion Of their metallic paint ore mines,
operated for some time past by Rutherford
d BarckleY on royalty basis. they had to
call officers RaWorth and WeidaW 20 the
frOnt--the miners offering resistance. by
adyica of the operators. They we're soon
sub1ued. The mines haye been leased to
William Freyman, Of Mauch Chunk, for
period of twenty-five years.
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ThIs w an Unhsalthy Year.

As fair specimen Of the unhealthful-
uess Of this year Of 1890, tho tables of vital
statistics of the State Of New York, which
have just been completed, may be taken.
They show that the death rate has increa-
sed almost one per cent. The hgures are
IS os per 1000 last year ard 1880 this year.
Tnls excess ls laid TO the grip, though the
deaths from consumption and acute lung
diseases are shown to be on the Increase.
Last year the reports showed that i7T2
males had suceumed to this disease and
1872 females, while this year the number
has reached 1908 males aud 1866 fema Is.
There we're last ear 2s62 deaths from Gu &
diseases and this gear The number ls $3.50
OF an increase Of nearly 1000.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
THE COUNTY SEAT.

The Gossip Of the nay Told IN q shori
Original Manner bv . spoeiai Corrsspon.
dent.
James Condor has. Of this city, been
granted q pension.
-Strohs Shoe Factory on west Broad.
way has shut down for the holidays.
The twenty first anniversary Of the
Young Mems Catholic Tyceum will be-
observed with appropriate exercises some
time during next month.
--Messrs. S. S. Smith. c. o. skeer,
James 1. Bakslee and j. A. Mayer are
County Treasurer Mullhearn's bondsmen.
The money will be kept in Llnderman
bank.
-Barthold zeiser. mine host Of the
Pennsylvania Hotel, on Susquehanna
street, fell on the pavement in front of his
hotel, Sunday. and sustained a fracture of
the left leg near the ankle joint.
The anxiety is sOver-Chas. A. Wernet.
a we'll known Democrat, Of Kidder town
ship was appointed to tho position on
Monday afternoon. Mr. Wernet Is the
keeper Of hotel near Albrightville and is
wellknown all over the country as poll
tician. He will make a good Appraiser.
The appended Is verbatim copy of a
written notice. numerously posted in East
Mauch Chunk, that is affording considera-
BILE amusement to the humourously inelin-
ed. 1t certainly is quite ori sinal in its or
biography: "Ho Sportsman. A grand
Shuding Match will take Place On the sec
ond Day of Christmas the 20 Of Dem 1890
In East Mauch Chunk Opposlde The Danb-
ing FlOre For A gold Watch 80 yards with
Shod ToOne no your old shot CONS s. mus
gots & bridge loders Com one And ALL"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
PARRYYTLLE.

No. = furnace Of the Carbon Iron
Company was blown out this weak With 4
view of thoroughly Oyerhauling and re-
pairing &c and resuminG operation in the
early February.
No. l furnace Of the Carbon Iron
Company is being rebuilt
The Carbon Iron and Pipe Works will
give thsr employees work ell through the
winter.
Henry Rau' ls quite seriously ~ with
dropsy.
-Diidine Snyder Is the owner Of new
fast trotting horse with rsood that will
throw everything elss in the county Ia the
shade.
There have sssn tWsntY-ons accession
10 the N. z. church sines the eoamsnes-
msnt Of tbe mid winter revival
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27

The Doines Of . Lively Town Iirioay Chroni
eied IN Short snip-snap order by Oh
.strolIor and chum."
-R.J.Honesn did business ct slatlnetol
on Sunday.
The water Was drawn out Of the cana
on Friday last.
The tall end Of the HOrlacher dam 4
about completed.
Solomon Yeakle. will next spring
take up bis residence on Union Hill,
Miss Addie Miller is home from pleas
ant visit to her sister In Brooklyn, N. Y.
druggist BierY is the owner Of . hand
some bay mare, ''Delia" without a record
Percy Peters. one OF PArryville'l
handsome young men. circlsd round tow
Tuesday.
"A series Of revival meetings will com
mence In Ebenzer Evangelical Church OF
New Years eve.
Don't miss seeing Nusbaum's holiday
goods. They are the finest and cheapest
in this section.
Thus far, the directors Of the Franklin
Independent school District, have issued
$500 worth OF bonds.
-HonRen & Albright have the contract
to sink an artesiOn will for. the SlatingtoD
Rolling mill, SlatingtOn.
Mrs. Joseph Rex ia slowly convalesing
from a serious illness of several weeks, much
to the pleasure Of many friends.
~, =. Biery, our popular druggist,
was al Catasauqua Tuesday attending the
final Obsequies Of near relative.
Tho "Stroller" ls much pleased to
note that Mrs. Josiah Ruch, Of the east
side, is slowly improving from a recent at
tack Of paralysis
Handsome holiday presents at Nus
baum's. Fine jewellery, novelties an silver
ware, beautiful toy. and confections In
great abundance.
Howard Fcants and Susie Knecht
we're happily welded Tuesday evening.
The "StrOller' wishes them fair sailing
DER lifes billOwv sea.
Tho canal bridge is dangerous. The
other day two teams collided and Tommy
RehrlG, q young Doy, who was on the
bridge, was badly squeezed. Let the court
make the Navigation Company do some
thing.
Our superstltuous people were much
puzzled Monday night by bright colored
ring which encircled the moon. In this
age OF phenomena we can expect almost
anything, outside Of four year delinquent
settling up in full
-Meln host Reber, Of the popular
Harrity hostlery, served an elegant turke,
supper to six jolly Weisspor er's on Sun
day evening, among the number being that
WhOlesouled fellow, John Zern. "Brady"
was put up with cough medicine TO pay for
one cover.
The following new officers OF Knights
of Honor, 2OST;
Past DiIector-Tilgh Markley,
Dictator-C. Hepner.
Vice Dictator John Leikel,
Asst. Dictator Oliver Hough,
Guids-H. H. Musselman,
Chaplain-S. BreVfoRel,
Reporter-A. j. Guth,
Financial Reporter-E. N. FenAer
TreaSurer-Reub Musselman,
Medical Examiner-W. L. KutE.
Trustees-W. H. Whitshead, T. E. Arner
j. S, Miller,
Representatives. S. Miller,
AlternAte-B. K. Culton,
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Oun aAN wITH Tnn oAMrnA.

Flash Pictures of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.
The genial J. W. RaudenbuSh circlsd
at Allentown Monday.
Victor Bowman, Of BowmsnstoWn,
dropped into see on Monday.
William Yenser, of Ursinus College,
Collegeville, is home for the holidays.
Miss Annie Raudenbush is homs from
pleasant visit to friends at Allentown.
H. J. Morgan, of the Hersh Heater
Works, is seeing the holidays in Phila-
delphia,
Misses Sallis Gable and Ella Ebbert
are home from Wyoming Seminary for the
holidays.
Isaac OYerhaltzer and wife are srend.
ing the holiday weeks at home with Colum-
bis, folks.
Associate Mohr, Of the bright and
newsY Slatington Nel0s, made us an agree
able call Sunday.
Big hearted Barney" Bartholomew
will 90 to Allentown and Philadelphia
over The holidays.
George S. Mailman and wife, Of north
First street, spent Sunday pleasantly with
Allentown relatives.
Mics Sibbet, of Shippensburg, Pa, one
Of our young and snccessfull school teachers
is spending her vacation At home.
Mrs. Fourl anil daughter, of East
Aauch Chunk, spent Saturday with Mrs.
q. V. Mortimer, Jr, on Bankway.
jesse Manuel, of Columbia, who has
been playing sad havoc with the fair sex in
this neighbornood for year past,is doing
Christmas at home.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
Pnl,IIn sohool statlstics.

The Superintendent of the Public In
struction. E. o. Chapman, has partially
aompleted the compilation of The school
statlstlcs for the year ending Aug. 81. The
total amount of money expended in tht
various school districts for the year was
SO, ,4s3 sos 81, Of which amount $sO2.92l.
7S was spent on repairs and bui ding new
school houses. The amount expended foI
teachers salaries was $2,227, 1Si.6s, and
for fuel Sl11.ssS 50. The total amounl
expended for school aggregates 9,27S, ,222.
leaving a balance Of S2l0,2sl to the credit
Of the districts. The total value Uf school
property in the State is placed at $500,
A0S. The table shows an increase in al
tendance Of 10000 over that Of last year.
Tsking Il all In all 1t is a very interesting
repstt.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
Don,t BE FOOLED .

On the Sd and 4th Inst slick-looklug in
dIvIdual made a canvass Of this locality,
representing himeelf to be an agent for the
Plymoth Rock Pants Company, of Elliott
street, Boston, Mass, He carried samples
Of Ane cloth and agreed to make up pants
ct rulnous prices. A fit was guaranteed
Of course. But each patron, or victim.
was required to pay certain sum, var,
ing from 81 upward as a guarantee of good
faith. The gouds we're to arrive not later
than the 14th. Well, they are not here
yet. Between 40 ana 80 orders were taken
here. Another good lesson to patronize
home industries and avoid being heeced BY
shArpers. -Easton Ex
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The Carbon Advocate
sATURpAY. DEOEMBER q. ls9O.
RA1LROAD NOTES.

Lehigh Division Of the Lehigh Valley Is
now supplied with switch lights Of new
design.
The Dickson Locomotive Works Al
Scranton has recently received an order
from the Lackawanna Company for 40 en-
gines.
The Lshigh Coal q Navigation Com
panV has sold to the Lehigh Valley Rail.
road Company a strip of land north Of the
ice house at Lsury's. The contents of the
strip are II acres and 1l2 perches, and the
purchase price was Sl,1O4.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
BEAVER RuN.

The spelling beO At the Beaver Run
school last Friday evening was largely aud
enthusiastically attended. and proved .
very interesting affair Among the large
numbers present were the following, Who
made up delightful party from Lehlgh-
toni Bertha Hollenbaeh, Lizzie Lsnts.
Lizzie Sehoeh, Mabls Wheatley. Anaboi
brokale, Mary Fenstermacher. Daisy Horn,
Ella Seaooldt Fred. Rex. Eddie Gilbert.
VIII Koch, Harvey Gombert, Harrg
GegRus aBd Charles Golger. The teacher.
Mr. Edgar Aander, q graduata of ~
Lehighion HiEh school. and p1gVos u - !
Ylgf u1ailui taashss.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
a Trne chrlatmna 0Ifl.

The Yaine of Christmas gift lies not IN
lie eosilies, but IN lhs esIlmonY II gives Of
the affection that prompts Il, II YOU can
afford q rich Rft and are moved By Affect
ion 70 make Il, sll 10 we'll. But II your
means be small and you affection great the
expression may be as affective as In the
other case The Ne = York World relates
the case Of poor little toddler once, the
son Of laundTess, who on Christmas morn.
ing spent HE solitarT penny for clay pipe
aud toilsd through 'hdsnoW 70 give it with
= radiant face to one for whom be had col,.
eslYed "a election. Il was q very eonmon
clay pipe, and he to whom Il was given
possessed carved meeTsehaums with coslly
amber stesmS. Bus this was 10 him the
mast precious OF them ell because 10 the
smoke ursathi that rose from Il be IaW The
love Of Z little child reflected. That was Z
irua Chrlslmas sifl. bgpsstly mOdo 70 thu
spirit % chrlslmaE
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
Welded,

On Saturday evening last, at the home
Of the brides parents on Third street, Miss
Z Ia E., daughter of Chef Burgess Mahlon
Reichard, was united in the holy bonds of
mAtrimony TO Engleman. OF weatherly
The ceremony was performed in the pre-
sence only of friends Of the contracting
parties bV Rev. J Fl. Kinder, pastor Of
Trinity Lutheran church, this citv. The
ADVOCATE, joins with many frlerds, In
Wishing them bright and happy fulnre.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
oOuntarfoit o. Note.

A new counterfeit 90 bill ls in circulation.
1t Is good enough counterfeit when by itself
ard might be easily passed, but place is
alongside genuine bill Of the same de-
nomination and Its defects appear plainly
The green back is much darker than the
genuine one, the private mark is too dark,
he pink stamp is too dark and the silk
aberS through the genuine are not to be
seen IN the counterfeit.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
The Luther Union n1eetInr.

The Luther Union will hold their regu.
lar meeting Monday evening Dec. 10Th fol
which occasion an interesting programme
has been arranged:
Opening exercise, L. n. Beidler; recita-
tiOn, Mamie Gabel; selection Geo. North.
inner; sketch by Freddie Rex; selection,
Lille Reichard; recitation, Sarah Vert
man; solo. Nary Ebbert; Scripture John 8
IA, 10 by L. j. Hausman, Ira Nothatein
and VIM. AuRe, trio. All are cordially IN
YILed 70 attend.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27

Our collector, George W. Mortimer,
will call on dellnquents within the nexl
few days, and all persons are expected lc
llquidste. We nsed the money and must
have it. II you owe us you are supposed
10 pay, the sooner tho better, as we need
the cash to meet the heavy expenses Of
our establishment.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
Chanros IN Game Law. De,Ir.d

The farmers Of Berks county are organi-
zing and will petition the next Legislature
to make some redlcal changes in the game
and fish laws. They want the fishing sea-
son To open a month later, and no hunting
before November goth, and after January
lat. They claim rabbits andblrds are shoi
on before they are fit for use, and that game
Is regeouSlY destroyed. They say the
hunters 60 up to the very doors Of farmers
house and kill birds and rabbits.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27
PUBLIC sALn REGIsTER.

THURSDAY, January Q, 1891, a. one
o'clock, Levi HArleman, will sell on the
premises, BOwmaBstown, valuable personal
properly.
Thursday, January ]. 1891, Lewis
Walek and Fistta Costsnbadsr. will sell
khs valuable 900 acre farm Of the late
GsoraS WAlek. between Little Gap and
Mnlport, IN ToWamensing.