The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-06-14

a. D. 4fOWiduu3 CutoA ClciA VI VIC TUT
warding Office, will wed Wilkesbarre
lady next month.
Mrs. j. B. Dilley, of Academy street,
Wilkesbarre, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. l.. Stiles.
-E,lward petterline, of the Forwarding
Office, at present a resident of your bor-
ough, will shortly take up his residence on
Lehigh avenue, in this place.
Miss Maggie Gould will be an appli-
cant, we are informed, for the primary
school here. We trpst the directors will
elect her, home talent should always be
given the first chance
NO. 55l, Kinsey's latest passenger en-
gine, is daisy. Fireman Hufford keeps
her in perfect trim and says she can't be
distapced by anything but telegraph mes
sage, and this he says is 'straight."
Mrs. DAVIS, of Lehigh avenue, ,aas been
quite Ill, her son, Prof. Willie Davis, of
HazletOn, was summoned to her sick bed
last week. We are glad to note at this
writing, an improvement in her condition.
Last Sunday about one hundred sport
ing men gathered in a secluded part of
Mahoning Valley to witness cooking
main" OF course, there was no peace
officer within gun shot, therefore the very
innocent amusement was indulged in with
out molestation.
The school board have reelected Prof.
Kidd to the principalship of our schools.
This meets with the approval of all the
patrons of the school; the professor is high
ly respected by the citizens and liked by
the scholarships almost fills the bill for q
a successful teacher.
The census enumeratOr win be able to
till up another blank at the home of Thos.
j. Harleman, as some time during last
Tuesday evening bright little boy made
his appearance in that dOmicile and de-
{ elared his intention to remain as a men,
ber of the family. Without much hesita-
} tion he was duly recognized and admitted
> and will henceforth bear the family name.
J Last Sunday evening at the PresOyter
ian church, the pastor, Rev. Stevenson, by
8 request, addressed the members Of Wah
/ netah Castle, No. 2al, K. g. E.. of Maucf
4 Chnnk. Subject, "The labor problem. .
= The speaker was earnest and eloquent
f There is a remedy. but the unrest, dlsQuie
!. and strife between capital and labor viii
/ not find it at the hands of the demagogue
: The true and only course was clearly So
It forth by the reverend gentleman.
= Democrats of this State should cpnceT'
a themselves very little as to the nominee o
0 the Republicans, whoever it may be tn
} leaders will bend all their energies to eleC
K him, they will not let the election 60 by de
If fault. What the Democracy want is a clea
le cut tariff reform Democrat, not a comprC
mise Democrat or platform. The rank an
file of the Democratic party will vote ia
Democrat and Democratic principles
ID The conyention must not be Wallace
2, Pattison or Black eoryention, but Dem,
p cratic gathering in the interest of tru
ts Democracy. II such he the case the vol
ds can be pQlled with reasonable chance +,
II, victory against the Quay legiops.
During the last Associate Judge col
test it Is said that certain promises wei
made to one Of the candidates, that II /
W would withdraw he should have stroE
~ support for ar Office this Fall. The partl
" to this promise are prominent IN Dem
sc cratic circles and the question now ag!ta
o' Ing the minds Of those most Interested
Is this, was the promise made to he broken
a. This Fall We elect President Iudge-tl
So nominee will be the present ipeuRher
!" but what has that TO do with the nOmin
oe' tlon for SenatoFP There is a rumor aao
Fre leYeTy day parlanee, seemingly "straiRht
lex that there are some things to be explain
me ere long. We rest for the present.