The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-08-13
COUNTY It'd BITS
EvInY nook AND CORNER REPRE-
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EvIHV nook AND CORNER REPRE-
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The BriEht Newsy Occurrences Of the Week
briefly Chronicied for our Many Headera.
Throughout The County and Elsewhere.
= Beaver Meadow has a Republican
club.
= weatherly has seven places Of
worship.
z weatherly young people sre"stuck"
on croquet.
4 Lansford has frss class cornet
band.
Z Saturday Audenried people will
excursion to Coney Island.
Z Ann O'Donnell, Of Tresckow, is in
the Danville Insane Asylum.
4 A twenty pound ground hog was
killed at Jeanesville the other day.
= Sneak thieves are operating desper-
atelv in Beaver Meadow and vicinity.
Z Thomas Mclaughlin, of Beaver
Meadow, is in the HIazleton hospital.
FThe Heppelwhite family, of Jeancs-
Vile, will take up a residence in the
state of Ohio.
4 Isaac Fey. of Beaver Meadow,
veteran of the late war, has been grant
ed a pension of Ss per month.
= Amos Stroll, OF Big Creek, has just
received fine two horse tread power
thrashing machine and separator.
Z Summit Hills school board is still
in dead lock on the appointment of
princip al for the schools Of that town.
T Miles Riley, one of Jeanesyille's
oldest citizens, is dead, Besides his
wife and five sons, Miles, John, Philip,
Peter and James, and four daughters,
Misses Mary, Ellen, Bridget and Katie,
are left to mourn his death.
= A correspondent to the Hazleton
Sentinel says: "The Lehigh Valley
Company have white washed all their
houses and shops and now Yorktown
surpasses any town in the coal re-
gion."
4 The pic mic of the Ms Hollow Sun
day school in Balliet's beautiful grove,
Sunday, was not very largely attended.
A number of people from Lehighton
and Weissport were on the grounds
and the Poho POGO band of the latter
place blowed the rusic.
4 The Farmers Alliance is growing
very rapidly in this Valley. There are
now three or four lodges in this neigh
borhood, organized through the efforts
of Mr., A. d. Miller, of Pleasant CorLer
The Alliance at Pleasant Corner will
hold rattling big pic mic on Septem-
Der at which there will be prominent
speakers.
: Saturday evening as Jacob Schu.
maker, of Jeanesville, was driving
from Beaver Meadow by way of Tresc-
kow he was run into by some unknown
persons with a double rig; the wheels
we're broken on his rig and his horse
so badly injured that 1t was shot The
wheels on the double rig were also
badly damaged
: These are the days when disinfec-
tants can be benedcially used on all
premises, no matter how clean they
are swept There is always that on the
surface of all ground needing the use
of disinfectants to purify it and the
more of it that is used the purer will
earth conditions be rendered on all
dwelling house premises.
e A jolly, good natured and happy
party from Normal Square to the
Bake Oven" on the Blue Mountain on
last Sunday was made up as follows:
Nose Frantz, Levi Miller, Ed and
Daniel Rex, Adam Evert, A. D. Miller
and Mike Losses. They spent the day
in very pleasant way and returned
home in time for supper.
I Weatherly was again visited by
robbers Friday night. This time Myer
Sondheim, the clothier, was the victim.
The robbers entered the store through
a window in the rear of the building
and carried off a lot of clothing, shoes
underwear, reYolvers and other ar.
ticles. Detectives are on the tracks OF
the thieves who are likely to be located
in Weatherly.
Thomas Perry, breaker boy, EN-
ployed in the No. 4 breaker, Jeanes
vile, had narrow escape from death
Friday. He was in a pocket shovelinl
back chestnut coal when the schute
) was opened and he was caught near tn,
draw hole, and taken and pulled
through 10 his waist before the gat,
/ was shut His cries for help werl
5 heard by Francis Finigan, an old MAJ
e employed outside, and he was rescued
3 in badly frightened condition anC
I not much hurt.