The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-01-18
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sorihblsr IN hts Usuai STYLE.
II prominent visitor In town Wedne,.
day was W. d. Nusbaum, Of Lehiphton.
he was here on business with Prothonotary
Esser.
Mrs. Sharpe, Of East MAuch Chunk,
died at her home on Wednesday, 1t the
ripe old age Of four score and ten. De-
ceased was the mother Of Mrs. George
Ruddle, of that town, and Of Richard
Sharpe, prominent Rilkesbarre coal
operator.
--Postmaater Remmell on Monday ilod
bond for the true and faithful perform
ance Of the duties connected with bis
appointment. He Is courteous and obliR-
Ing to patrons Of his office and makes
good official. General William Lilly and
James Heberling are bis surlties.
In Court on Monday Judge s. s.
Drsher stllI expressed his adhereance to
the rule handed down by him last April,
yiE: "That all constables elected by the
various townships and boroughs in 1889
are to serve for three years period accord
ing 10 an Act Of the Assembly approved
Feb. IA, 1882" Consequently there will
be no election for constable at thelFebrusry
election.
AT late meeting Of 81. Aloysious
Total Abstinence Society, the following
Officers we're elected to serve for the en-
suing year: President, James J. boyle;
vice president, D. C. Mulhearn; recording
secretary, D. J. Dugan; financial secretary,
Dennis McClsHertv; treasurer, Bernard
Bovle; delegates to archdiocese union at
Philadelphia, d. J. Dugan and Michael
Griffin.
The Y. n. C. A. has issued the follow
ing call: ITO the male members Of every
family: Dear friehds-you are earnestly de-
sired to attend a meeting Of the association
to be held in the court house on Tuesday
evening, January Path, At which time the
work Is TO be presented, the outlook dis
cusaed and more extended work planned
for. Believing that you are interested in
all that concerns the welfare of our young
men, We sincerely trust you will plan ahead
for this engagement and let us hAYe the
sympathy Of your presence and cooper.
alton In our efforts to advance the work
along all llnes, The announcements thus
far Of our present rooms and with meagrs
facilities give promise Of grand results
when We shall hGYe the assistance Of num-
bers and q more effective organization. May
We expect you TO be present. Please re.
member the time-Tuesday evening, jan
uary 14th, 1890. Mr.. Charles e. Hurlburt,
State Secretary, will be present to give any
desired information as to the methods and
work Of the 7. N. G. A., and the import
ance Of its existence In community"
COURT NOTES.
lin 70. estate of Abraham Prutzman,
widows apprAiSement, approved nj 81.
Petition Of George Hersh, guardian Of
the estate Of Alice Young, for an order to
pay over to said Alice Young the whole Of
her estate. Petite read and court granted
order to petitioner 70 pay oyer to his said |
ward her estate iu full, less expenses.
Petition Of Elizabeth, Ellen May,
Carrie and Charles Buck, minor children |
of G. A. Buck, deceased, for guardian.
Court appointed A. J. Buck guardian.
Bond to be given and to be approved by |
court.
Commonwealth vs. Jack Connolly. |
Charge, resisting an officer. Plead guilty
forty-iye days in jail, costs and $40 fine.
A Lehighten case.