The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-04-09
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Inc JeaneSVllle band VIII mold q
grand ball on the 18th in the Sons of
Temperance Hall.
Il GRapsher & Cassidy have been re-
elected solicitors of the Middle Coal
Field Poor District
The East Mauch Chunk borough
council has appropriated e25OO for
starving Russia.
Z Rob Norwood is suffering from in
juries received in the Nesquehoning
mines.
Il Minnie Spangler and James Rob
inson, of Audenried, are tal1inga course
in the Kutztown State Normal School.
z The high embankments at Audeu-
ried are caving in
They won't play ball OF Audenried.
4 James Sherry, of Beaver Meadow,
viii go into the hotel business at Haz-
Teton.
4 People who catch trout before the
18th should be fined.
"a fellow in Franklin township set IA
trap TO catch a muskrat and on open
ing the the box found that he had a
ten inch trout. 1t is fact
Il At Mauch Chunk they don't like
Mcleod.
Il Alexander Mitchell, of Wilkes
barre, has been appointed superinten-
dent of Locomotive Power and Rolling
stock, and o. o. Esser is superintend-
ent of the Wyoming Division Of the
Philadelphia and Reading, Lehigh Val
ley Jersey Central railroad.
Il James Kelshaw and Miss Carrie
Barnes, of Beaver Meadow, are welded
4 George Freed, of Weatherly, chal-
lenges any man in the Lehigh Valley
to shoot at fifteen birds, 30 yards rise,
old Long Island rules, for $3.50 side.
4 Two physicians registered this
year in the Prothonotary's Office DR..
q. A. Gearhart, lately of Kresgeville,
Monroe county, who will practice in
this city, registered as a graduate
March IA, 1884, of the College of Ply
sicians and Surgeons at Baltimore, Nd.
Allentown Item.
4 Miss Maggie Rowland, city student
from the shorthand and typewriting
department of Dorneys American
Business College, has secured a posi-
tion as stenographer in Philadelphia
Allentown Item Miss Rowland has
friends in Carbon county.
4 Michael Martin, Of Jeanesville, run
a nail through his right foot
I The shops at JeanesYille are work
ing only nine hours a day. The collier
les are working ten hours.
z Thos Pagle, of Beaver Meadow
has taken up residence in Cleveland
Ohio.
I There will be three acre plot OF
ground enclosed at the LoweIytown
poor house for the exercise of the in.
sane patients
4 The County Seat is hard after q
Board of Trade.
4 The fight between the members oI
of the Jerusalem church at TrachsvillC
is still on.
4 Rev, p. F. Donegan, of Allentown
visited Mauch Chunk Monday.
Il William Kimmel, of Tresckow, 2,
years old, is nursing a crushed leg.
T George Miller, Jr., of Weatherly
has entered the Normal School a
Myerstown.
4 There was a slight fire at Jeanes
vile on Monday. The bucket brigade
did active service.
4 That soul thrilling drama, "Pau
Kauvar," of the French Revolution
will be at Concert Hall, Mauch Chunk
on Thursday evening.
, 4 The public road leading from Sci
behring's popular hotel in Towamens
ing to Shoenberger's is closed TEN
! porairly while a new bridge is bein
: erected over the Polio POGO creek il
place Of the one recently washed ava
by the high waters
4 Frank Bauer, Of Kresgeville, who
a in the painting and paper hanging bus
ness, will according to all report, 500
I move to Allentown where he will folio
= the same business.
d I Prof @. V. Kleintop, of Mauc
Chunk, as at Allentown on bushes
d Wednesday.
G Daniel Kercher, of Kresgeville, he
e sold his household goods and wi
move to Allentown soon.
n DIR. Gearhart, of Allentown, was i
L Kresgeville, moving his personal po
5. sessions to the former city. The doctC
n has many friends in this county WI
k wish him success.
S. Daniel Washburn, of Towamensin
4 better known as sold Dan,n has abol
er completed bis dwelling house and wi
n soon take possession.
A Mrs. Paul Smith, of near Trach
re vile, died on Thursday of last week
ID the ripe old age of three score and oI
years. Interment took place on Mo
n, day. The funeral was largely attende
H. Mrs. Samuel Olewine, of Millpol
died on Saturday. Funeral took pla
OF Wednesday. Deceased was aged /
w tween 45 and 80 years.
= Lewis J. Christman is now We
le fixed at his popular old hotel stand
u' Trachsville and would be perfect
happy, but for the fact that his bett
III half and some of the little ones are Il
= enjoying very good health at presel
- TJonas Buck, of Millport, died
the 3lst ultimo. Funeral took pla
80 on the 9th instant. Deceased was ag
A. SO years. Mr.. Buck was one Of t
- oldest citizens in Carbon county anC
life long Democrat.
~. Z Mauch Chunk has a balance
'' 5I3I.19 in the treasury. The eXpens
last year were Sl5,S42.2S.
er- 4 Rev. Huber, late of Weissport, III
is of Grace Reformed church, has tax
~ up his residence in the house Just
Gated by Jas. A. Chase, corner of Ju
uy per and Church streets.-Daily HaZ
ton Standard.
-ed 4 Frank Reed, the boy who had
~ back broken at Jeanesville nine mont
uy ago, and who has been at the hospi
est ever since, is now able to sit up a
ON see his friends. He is a son of one
m the victims of the Jeanesville disast
4 We congratulate our popular you
,it friend Grant Tobias, of the Com
Seat, over the arrival of a bright lit
son in his family. We hope the lit
It'll fellow may have a long life and alb
dant prosperity, while at the same ii
- we feel like closing digits with gIa
ouv dad Brodhead, at PackertOn.
- SECRET SOCIETY GOSSIP.