The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

Criernal aud clipped. Little Matters Of
Interest that are Worth the Readings


Crietual aud clipped. Littlo Matters OF
Interest that are worth the Rending,
Summit Hii wants flro plugs.
Weathorly talks about celebrating
the glorious Fourth.
-Eugleman. OF Weathcr]y, wants Go
sprint Chisnel again This time Tor
keeps.
-Jeanosvillo sports muutn the ioss
Of four fine game cocks. it is said chat
they were stolen by Ia2loton parties.
-The Lehigh Valley Editorial As
sociation viii meet at tho American
House, Mauch Chunk, on next Tues
day.
Tho Lansford Record issued q
double sheet for Decoration Day. 1t
was a daisy-chock full Of bright read
ing matter.
"A Lansford woman IS charged
with running a speak easy You
hear nothing OF The mon in tho same
neighboThood who are doing as bad or
worse.
On noxt Tuesday. big hearted
Lewis Christman, of the popular
Trachsville Hotel, viii hold an old
fashioned dance. First class music will
be present. Don't miss it,
The old Presbyterian church at
Beaver Meadow viii be taken in charge
by Washington Camp, No. 2l9, p. O. S.
of A., and in a short time we may ex-
pectto see it converted into large hall.
Tho Evans Mining Company, Of
Beaver Meadow, deny that they have
ordered the boys employed in their
breakers to spend monthly, at least,
half their earnings ct the company's
store.
Engraving monograms on coins
for bangles and bracelets is matter of
the past. Congress recently passed o
law making the defacing of coins pun
ishable by fine Of So, and this makes
it too expensive to be indulged in.
The present hot wave has brought
on the spring fever, brought out sum
mer wear, sun shades by the score, flies,
baby carriages by the hundred, seer
suckers, mosquitoes and all other sum
mer fashions And yet some folks
growl.
From present indications cherries
will be plenty in this county II is a
fact worthy of note that all fruit with
pits or stones, such as peaches, plums,
apricots, cherries &C. promise to yield
largely this season. On the other hand,
| seed bearing fruits, such as apples,
pears, &c, win perhaps yield only half
crop.
Charles Edward, Of Audenried,
came down Wyoming street about six
o'clock Monday evening bleeding like
a stuck pig. He stopped in Dollan's
! bottling establishment and made him
self obnoxious to Patrick Dolan, who
he claims struck him over the eye with
q beer bottle. The bottle cut a deep
cash over Edwards left eye, and the
blood poured down his face in streams
DR.. Cole dressed his wounds. Dolan
was arrested before Squire German
He entered bail for his appearance at
Capitalization Standard.
-"Big Joe" Matuscowitz and Wassil
! Frankie, two of the survivors of the
Jeanesville horror, through their at
torney's Messrs. d. A. Lynch and John
| Il. Lenahan, Monday began suits for
S25,OOO damages each against j. G. Hay
don & Co., the Spring Mountain Coal
! Co., the Lehigh Valley Coal Co, and
the Green Land Co. Their allegations
are that their health and reason have
been permanently injured and impair
ed by the terrible privations and hard
ships which they suffered during their
nineteen days imprisonment in the
mine; hence their suit.
The Weatherly Herald says that that
town has nine hotels, five doctors, two
bakeries, electric lights, two coal yards,
two drug stores, seven churches, one
cigar factory, two book stores, one
livery stable, one jewelry store, three
shoe shops, eleven creameries,- one sad
dler shop, two barber shops, one plain
ing mill, two lumber yards, one print
ing Office, two milliner stores, the meat
markets, one hardware store, a fine
water supply, three clothing stores, two
ice cream parlors, fine railroad facilities
thirty six retail stores, one photograph
gallery, two tin and stove stores, two
fine school buildings, three retail shoe
| departments, two bands and drum
corps, the largest Silk Mill in the world
about one thousand fine residences
two halls and q large rink building
fourteen dressmal1ing establishments
car, machine, blacksmith shop, and
foundry.