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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24

NORFOLK, Az JILL loIn.
Our people cannot enjoy a trip to
any place tor the money as we'll as q
trip on the Excursion that goes to
Norfolk from Durham, July 18th.
For those who have not seen the
Ocean, the United States Navy
Yard, large Steam Ships, &c. Nor
io,k il the point OF all others TO 60.
The fare is SO low that any one
can afford TO take The trip-only
81 %. Leaves Durham, Thursday.
July 18th. at s a. IN. Returning
reaches Durham. Saturday. July 18th,
a! ) ?. m
!. For further information, address
". l.. Freeland, Durham, n. G..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24
INALE. or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.

ESTATE.
BY virtue OF Il deed of trust executed
TO me by George l.. Douglass, Adam
". Douglass and Fannie Douglass, and
recorded in Book T.. page $50. in the
office Of Register of Deeds OF Orange
county. | will sell for cash IT tho court
house door in Hill>boro. on WfineS-
day. July 9TH. 1893. 4 certain piece OF
tract Of land in Little River township
Orange county. adjoining lands OF VIM.
Crabtree and Duncan Darlington or
he north. ST. Nary's Chapel, George
Walker and Mary Dortch on the cast
George Walker on the south. and
Rowland Hill and James w Bacon OF
the west. Said tract contaiid ;
SIX HUNDRED AND SINTY-FlVE
ACRES.
more or less. and is known Is the Adam
Douglass home place.
This 3l>t day of May, 1898.
DAVID [. PARKS,
Trustee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24
TINE TABLE no. I.

is Effect JUNE 4, 1893.
Train No. ., mail, going West, ar
100, \ Iii'lsboro at 53 p. m.
Tram 10. 10, mail, going East
a-rsc- =, IIill>boro at 1906 a. m.
Tr,jn NJ IL, passcngers;, going
N'r~t. arrives at G.26 a. IN.
Tram No. II, (mixed), going East
arrives AT II a ~.
Trs4n No 81, local freight, INC
pa,>c6gcr,), going East. arrives al
~ Is a m leaves a, ~ 35 n. m.
Tram No. So, local freight, inc
I1~rIgrrs). gong West, arrives al
! T. 4. N, leaves AT i 80 a. III.
j. G. Cooley, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24
If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BIITERs
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

N
The Board Of Commissioners for the
County Of Orange will meet on Mon
day. July 10Th. 1893. at the Court Hou-,
III I1ill.boro, for the purpose Of revis-
ing the tax lists. and hearing any aud
all complaints. All persons having
complaints to make in regard to tn.
valuation OF their property. are lerrh,
notified to come lefore the Board OIL
the above day.
By order ofthe Board:
ID. II. HAMILTON.
Chm'n Board CO.. Comm'rs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24
CoUNTY OBSERVER.
RATES:


..,.t.ampnt- will be inserted tor
...,.r mar" cone inchj tor the first
HI, cent, iorcach subsequent pub
,r.... -for advertising tor and
time may be made at the office
3D. O~HsFEFER. or by correspond
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24

o. Monday, July al, i>a2. ,,a
I1ou>r door IN ,~Iiii>i~rouxsl.
vili 81. l"r Gas: - the higu--; h}.l-r
the following tracts of lsusi III { haftc.
Hill Township. Oranrr county. y.
living on Nevili'@ .Crez <. ,a-wi.. Dns
tract A'owtl - ! part II tIe Winning
ham trs,f. adjoining tie En!,"3 \ :
lev AtN Ter. j. =. AtwateF l.l. ".ssrr-
anl Aitll:- II. acres. Nor ~ 49,
Al, orr other tract = Il. tf*
~ori.crrract N ;llt N"r.h CONTAINING y
acre- NOR gr le,~.
Th.> ale : ma,le III go ,n5.e.ce III
! deere - tie Superior 81 : 81 ps
angs. - .uty. \. e.. mu.e : . /
Term. Las, Isl al action i..er-ssI zse5sl-
entitled IL. :. g,ettr III H. 80 r-uf
aul a. E>k-rc or II >t"pae:l =. !'"ttl
y. i. u. tFtotFee aaII ". stroud.
This J., day ~ June. Las.
= II. Z, \ETf>.
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24
~ " y + \ Y f. 5 :.

N . W y + \ y f. $
Having been appointed list taker for
the town OF lilll>boro tor the present
year. lN?3. all persons are hereby noti-
fled that | will be at my ofiicc-in the
ORANGE toUNTY OBSERVER printing
oilicc-during the month of June. to-
the purpose of listing property. both
real aud personal.
All persons liable for poll. are also
required to give in the same.
All taxpayers must see hat their
property j. properly listed. \ douhl,
tax will be entered against all persons
failing Ia give III Il required by law.
This 81 day of june. 1888.
JOS. \. HARRIS. Mayer.
List Taker.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24
Many Persons

Are broken down from nverwork or household
cares Browns Iron BittcrS
rphuilds the system, aids digestion. removes eX-
cess of Ulc. and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24

OFiIcL lloURa.-OHicc opens at s
3 IN.
Office closes at I p. m.
Mail gong East closes at 1920
q ~.
Mail goin. West closes at $50
I ~.
Money O.,lc- book, close at !
m. n. w. Blown.
Jsl Master.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24

.W"TIIE OFFICE OF TIE OR
aEGE COUNTY OBSERVER Is
OVER THE STORE OF JOS. A.
JK., OPPOSITE THE
COURT HOUSE. H
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24
LOST.

Somewhere between my home
and DR.. Spurgeon's office on June
21st. 1898, a scarf pin with set in it,
called a "luck" pin. The finder will
be rewarded on leaving it with
CHARLES Nj. +. TAYLOR.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24

Mr.. Il. w. Sharp, a prominent
young grocery merchant OF Graham,
started out one morning last week
With his delivery wagon, and when
passing Oneida Cotton Mills, bis
horse became frightened and ran,
throwing HIM on,, striking his head
agains, the bui!dng-injuring him
80 severely tina, be died within three
hours.
-Rcv. Fenner S S.ickney, he
Protestant Episcopal Evangelist OF
This Diocese, preached an. excellen,
ermun at ST. Matthew's church on
the night of the 18th inst. He is a
man OF marked ability aud a fine
speaker. He thinks the time has
come for the Episcopal Church to
do a great missionary work.
-Jchnson's Magnetic Oh cures all
pam and i, will never return again
I",c,nal aud external for man and
beast. Sold hy John Y. MacItae
Druggist, Raleigh, N. &.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GALE OF REAL ESTATE UNDER
MORTGAGE.

MORTGAGE.
BIZ virtue OF a mortgage deed exc
cuted by Thomas =. Bradshaw and
Sarah j.. Bradshaw his wife. 10 James
Webb. Jr. Il Bro. and properly re-
corded In the office OF Register oi Deeds
OF Orange county, in Book ;. pages
326 and 321. We will sell for cash to the
highest bidder at the court house door
in Iiillsboro on Monday. July l., lsa !.
a tract OF land in Bingham township.
lying on the waters of Collins creek.
adjoining Lands OF c. z. stroud. John
ODaniel and others. coutAiniu, Two
Hundred and Forty-Four Acres, more
or less.
The lani may be divided into two or
more lots 10 suit purchasers. hich will
BE- rnade known OH day Of sale.
Sale is made u satisfy mortgage and
To pay costs.
This 10th day Of June. 1898.
JAMES WEBB. JR. S BRO.
Mortgages.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24

Straw Hats at cost at j. a.
iiaul,, Jrs.
See notice ct safe Of land 10y
James Webb, Jr. & Bro.
10000 No. | Mi Heart Long
/ Lat Yellow I'inc Single, for sac
~ T. \ Roscmond.
Health ~ wealth. Take Sim
nous Liver Regulator for all sick
rcs, caused ty diseased liver.
Clean ny Your premises, dlsin-
icct thoroughly, battle regularly, eat
carcinlly. don't o>cl"olk and AVOID
worry.
deputy Sheriff T.. A. Hughes
carried -. 4 llary'>, a white crazy
man TO the Morganton Asylum las.
saturday night.
See notice Of Major ID ii Ham.
I,ton, Chairman OF the Board Of
County Commissioners, TO The tax
payers OF Orange County.
-Johnsons Oriental Soap is the
most delicate facial soap tor ladies'
use IN existence. Sold hy John Y,
Macl,ac, Druggist. Raleigh, n. {.
The Wilmington Star hays
among the live curiosities al the
N"lhds Far Is \ Shetland pony sc
small that lis shoes are made from .
go goIlricce.
Itch on human and horses ant
al ANIMALS cured in 80 minutes b,
ooliords Sanitary Lotion, Thi.
never tails Sold 10y w. a. Ia, es
Druggist, l~li,lsboro.
-i.aiph Graves, the little son ant
Only child OF Prof. Edward \. Al
dcrmau, died al Greensboro Sunday
a-cd ; years and 8 months. Til,
remains were carried To Whining
ton.
-Consl,pation and sick headach
permanently cured. and piles pre-
Vented by Japanese Liver Pellets
especially adapted TO children's us,
sotd by John y. MacRae, Drugcis'
ltaleigh, \. &.
Miss Enma O%veraker, artis,
Vii DC IN iil'l>horo every day I
- take your Photograph Th
work is ~guatan,c-d 10 DE frs, CHS.
frees liberal. Call az the ten, i
Masonic Hall lot.
For Monuments and Toni
stones of Marble and Granite q, !
prctuest designs and a, loves
prices, call oa Il. |. Rogers & Go
buFham, \. G., or write Tor pric
~ aud designs. -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24
ID o ID.


L am now ready TO buy all the
Dogwood | can get in any quauti;y,
delivered a, the Whi;,ed factory
near the depot a, %II''lsboro, y. &.
Must be 6 inches in diameter, aud
any length trom two fee, up, Reg
ular price from $500 10 SIS 90 per
cord.
Z. B. GRIMES.
Hillsboro, y. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24

SPRING e SUMMER GOODS.
We desire TO notify the publc, and particularly the residents Of Hills.
oofo aud Orange Comfy. that we have JUS, received our
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK FROM
THE NORTHERN MARKETS
Where we purchased from some of the hes, houses, and can make prices
TO. u the extreme scarcity of money.
We keep in Stock
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
IARDW ARR. CRoCKERYwARE. &c.
<@1soCl:lsIl1.s OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Come and inspec, u goods before purchasing elsewhere. and " e vii,
save you money.
We take barter and sell You goods as cheap as If you had the cash in
your haEds.
Thanking you for past tavors, yours truly,
JOS. \. HARRIS. .Jt.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24
Mention.

Jas. A. Cheek went to Raleigh
Monday.
Mr.. D. C.. Parks went to Dur
ham Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Laws spen,
Thursday in Durham.
Little Miss Irene Hall, of Win
ston, is visiting Mrs. ]. 5. Sturgeon
-Mr. and Hrs. James L. Jones
arrived at HilIsboro the latter par,
Of last week.
Mrs. n. H. d Wilson, o,
Greensboro, Is visiting her daughter
Mrs. c. NJ. Parks.
Mrs Emma Harris, daughter o,
Mr.. Charles Harris, Of Mebsre, i.
visiting DR.. o. Hooker's family.
Miss Bessie Woodson, who ba.
been visiting MISS Jennie Tinnin, re.
turned TO her home at Durham Mon
day.
Mis-. Maud Beard, OF Salisbury
aud Miss NJ. NJ. Beard, of Hickory
are vi..ting the family of Mr.. w. A
Hayes.
Mrs. Paul G. Cameron has re
turned to HiIIsboro. She spent the
winter and spring in Florida and al
Raleigh.
Miss Flora Watt and sister
little Mics Lillian, Of Danvllle, Va
are visiting their sister, Mrs. j. S
Sturgeon.
We are glad to see Mr.. A. J
Rufin, Of New York City, IN town
lie Will spend about tw" weeks will
relatives and friends here.
Mrs Elizabeth Forrest ane
daugh,ers, Misses Josephine Pant
Maggie, have removed from Mebat.,
to H%ilIsboro, add now occupy III,
Baptist parsonage.
Rev w. d. Sasser and Mrs
Thomas Jordan. who have been visit
ing relatives in thus county, returned
to their homes at Goldsboro ant
Hooker,on last Monday.
Mrs. Henry Richards ant
daughter, Miss Lille, went to Dur
BAN Thursday to visit Mr.. Richards
mother at Mr.. G. Z. Taylor's. Mrs
Richards returned to Hillsboro mex
morning, leaving Miss Lille to spent
some time with relatives.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24

fonudef December J. -.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24

4 BARGAIN.
A $4,000 Sewing Machine and a
silk Dress Pattern, both for $1,000.
Apply at this office.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24

TO enjoy life take Simmont
Liver Regulator TO stimulate dlges
ton and regulate the bowels.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24

just received q complete line oil
Straw Hats cents to $500 each
1t J. a. Harris, Jr's.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-21
COMING AND GOING
BRIEF irFMs or PUBEIN Personal
MENTION

Concerning People who visit and Go q
visiting Here. There ana Everywhere.
Harry L. Frey. who has been in
Chicago for several months returned
home Wednesday
George Hunsicker aud Jos. Aruer
two ilrst-class Summit Hill Democrats,
were visitors in town on Wednesday
VIM Beckendorf, operator at
Pittstou, spent few days last week
with his grand father Henry Becken-
dorf, and friends
Our old tOHusmau and staunch
Republican VIM, Rex,of Slatington, ac-
companied by his wife and daughter,
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Ella, the estimable daughter
of II. II. Peters, is home from Detroit,
Michigan, where she took "a course in
stenographing
Misses Estella Sellers and Daisy
Werts, estimable young ladies' from
Slatington, were guests of Chas, Daux-
dater aud family on Third street last
Sunday.
Miss Nora c. Bhoads and Miss
Name Ludwig returned from Phila-
delphia, accompanied by Miss Lottie
Hausman, who intends to spend a few
weeks at the home Of Nora G. Rhoads.
NJ Z. TreXler Lehighton's popular
carriage and wagon builder, was at Al
leutown on last Thursday lie was
accompanied by his wife Both were
in attendance at the funeral of "a
relative.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-21
MAUCH CHUNK.

jacob Iiensler, a ole legged drunk
en- tramp, was in durauce vile over
Sunday. He was drunk and Officer
Mclean pulled him in" Hensler was
before the court last week for larceny.
-Blazhs Zeiser has bought the Mt.
Pisgah Hotel in the Second Ward from
j. IL. Henry. The price paid was 5000.
Zeiser is the present proprietor of the
Pennsylvania House on Susquehanna
street
Mrs. E. Dever, an aged lady of tins
town, had both feet amputated at st.
Luke's Hospital, South Bethlehem, on
last Friday. Both feet had been frozen
a year ago and in order to save her life
amputation was necessary.
Hon. Michael Cassidy, of the law
firm of Rapsher 4 Cassidy, was at
Harrisburg this week attending a
meeting of the Democratic State Com
mittee.
The genial John O'Donnell, better
known as "Top,n of East Mauch Chunk,
has been honored with the nomination
for burgess by the Democratic party
of his town. Top will be elected be-
cause he is one of that towns best
young citizens and deserves it.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-21

The Eisteddfod to be held at Lans-
ford on March 3lst promises to he a
very interesting event in Welsh musical
circles. The grand choral competition
will be; "Now the Impetuous Torrents
Rise composer d. Jenkins, prize $500,
and to each unsuccessful leader, $40.
The second important competition will
be events, "The Spring" for "A choir
of not less than fifty voices. Prize,
500, and to every unsuccessful leader
So. A prize of 800 is also offered to
brass bands for the best rendition of
an overture from the opera "Nebuchad-
nezzar." For the best rendition of
"Cambrain Song of Freedom. for male
party of not less than twenty. prize
of $50 is offered.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-21

Ofzion's Reformed Church, Lehighton.
The Key to the Free Of Christianity
is Mission Work $50 work in my
vineyard, saith the Lord Preach the
Gospel to every creature" The mis-.
sionary principle rests upon this sim
pie fact, that all men are made to be
helpers and 'deliyerers of their broth
ers Some fifty little girls OF the Zion's
Reformed Church realize this fact. this
truth and their obligations, and con.
sequeutly have organized themselyo,
into Band, little more that year
ago. They manifest great interest in
the work, and have been quite success
full in their endeavors. The officers Of
the Band, in order to compensate the
dear little ones and keep alive Their
benevolent spirit, have promised them
a treat by engaging Dr. aud Mrs. j. p
Moore, who will give illustrated lee
lures in the church on Thursday even
ing, January 26 DR.. Moore will speal
on Japan and present a number Of fin,
views Of that country. They are mis-
sionaries Of the Reformed Demonstra
ton, and will return to their field tn,
latter part of April We feel ourselves
highly tiattered by the consent of thei
presence for their engagements wer
IN constant demand since their return
to this, their country We hope b.
I their presence and their interestin
/ addresses to awaken increased interes
in mission work. We invite all, an,
hope to have a good attendance. Ad
mission free, but there will be a silve
collection.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-21

Mr.. Kinks entertainment in the old
Presbyterian Church last Thursday
night, has the best of the kind this
place was had in long time. Mr.. Kirk
has improved very much since his ap-
pearance here last winter, a fact that
was plainly noticeable in the few Sc
lections that he repeated by request.
His impersonation and characteriza-
ton of Dickens "Old Fagin" in Oliver
Twist, proved that his talent was of no
ordinary order. His conception of the
character seemed in full accord with
the meaning of the celebrated author
-Otsego journal, Aug s, 1885
Mr.. KIRK will give one of his inimit.
able performances in the Opera House
in town, Friday evening, Jan. Goth, fol
the benefit of the High School Literary
Society. Admission - cts, p cts anC
! 80 cents.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-21
WEATHERLY

Undertaken E. f. Warner. during
the year 1892, conducted 80 funerals.
OF these % burials were made in the
Union Cemetery, Weatherly: 0 in the
Catholic Cemetery, Weatherly:2 i'm the
Catholic Cemetery, Laurytown; 10 in
the Union Cemetery. near Rockport: 4
in the Church Cemetery in Quakake; /
in the Hartz Cemetery in Quakake.
and IL were taken to various other
cemeteries outside of town. The above
deaths did not all occur in Weatherly
however His records show that with.
in the limits of Weatherly borough. q
persons died during the year. OF the
most prominent the following are
noted: Mrs, David Heater, Edwin and
Jonas Young, NJ. G.. Kroner. Harry
Jenkins, Daniel Derr, Simon Heller
Amos Hinkle, Christy Cercoran, Tim
othy Houser, Mrs, John Bloomingdale
Mrs. James Beatty. Miss Ella Brong
and Al. Smith, of Weatherly: William
krop, of Packer, and Mrs. Al. Gabrlo
Mrs. John Shaefer, John Shaefer. Jr.
Samuel Horn and Fred Smithcors, oil
Rockport, and Mannus McGinty. oI
( Wilkes Barre. .-Mauch Chunk Times.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-21

Alfred Vanscoter, engineer on the
yard driller, is confined to his house
this week, owing TO an attack of
cryciplaes.
Miss Annabel Mcdaniel, the oblig-
ing post mistress is confined to her
room through illness, we hope for her
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Virginia Bennett JOS. n.
Bennett and wife spent last Sunday Il
Nesquehoning, visiting relatives
A number of our people took in
the performance at the Lehighton
Opera House on last Saturday evening,
Kellar, the great magician was the per-
former.
Miss Name Whiting of New York
City, was visiting friends and relatives
in this neighborhood during the past
week
-Jno. f. Miller and David H. Sny.
der two of Packerton's rising young
men enjoyed sleigh ride over into the
pine swamp country on last Saturday
The new residence of Albert Eek
hart the genial clerk in Harlaman's
store is fast nearing completion, when
finished it will be handsome dwelling.
Leopold Meyers is improving his
property on the hill, by building an
addition to the rear of the store room.
Mrs, j. Buckenstowe, of the frame
row is this week visiting friends and
relatives at Hummelstown, Dauphin
county.
The engine house at the rear of the
Forwarding Office will be furnished
with an immense new boiler so as to
give sufficient steam necessary to heat
the new store house building in con.
nection with the other buildings.
-Chas. Bozzard scale inspector for
the P. & R. r, Co., will again place in
position on coal scales the old carry
overs or buffets, which were discarded
some time ago for a new and altogether
different affair, the change was not {
success inasmuch as they did moi
come up to expectations, hence theiI
their removal.
Prof. II. G., Kidd principal of tn,
schools here accompanied by hi
scholars enjoyed sleigh ride to tn,
old Mcdaniel stand in the MahoninJ
Valley on last Friday afternoon. Th
time was pleasantly spent in daneinl
and other amusements, after which tn
merry party started for home entirel,
satisfied with the days outing.
Election time is fast approachin
and when the fact is taken into con
sideration that many important office
are to he filled particularly that q
school directors, and supervisor,
should have tendency to awaken tn
people ofthis little burg to their dutie.
1t is necessary to an the position c
school director with competent an
worthy men, men with a fair know
ledge of educational ideas, men tha
can speak our mother tongue. men thf
are able to perform the many wants [
the satisfaction Of one and all. To III
office of supervisor a man should [
elected to I'LL this position that wi
pay more attention to the lower en-
The people will remember the cond
tlon Of our public roads during Il
past year, they we're dangerous TO Pc
esterians and the travelling public
general, let the good people of Packe
ton remedy this all important questic
by eleeting to this office one that wi
lend his services TO this end of II
township.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-21

The work of sinkinga new slope in
the No. 1 mines at Audenried was be,
gun last week. The slope is being sunk
for the purpose of obtaining the coal
from the Warton, which underlies the
big vein' there
The St. Aloyius T. A. b. Society OF
Beaver Brook have already secured the
Audenried Hosack Hall for holding
their annual ball on March the 18th
This organization has already dis.
tinguished itself by eclipsing every,
thing in the enjoyment line in former
seasons. No one should fail to attend
as merry good time is anticipated.
BY some unknown means an engine
house. owned by Dick and mantz. al
No. s, Honey Brook, was destroyed by
fire last Saturday evening A palr oi
double acting engines were badly
burned.
Mike Socihsky a young Slovak o
Pleasant Hill, while on his way hom,
from the city last Saturday night. wa,
held up and robbed Of nearly tel
dollars in cash besides fancy pair o.
kid gloves, which composed the chic
part of Mikes American make mp.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-21

Lehighton was honored with visit
from Kellar last Saturday evening and
on the occasion the town did itself
proud by giving him an audience that
filled the Opera House to its fullest
capacity, The program was one of the
best of its kind and at its conclusion
the audience voted Kellar, the living
wonder Of the age in which we live
Some of the tricks are marvels Of
wonder and mystify the lockers on
Kellar was billed for this town through
the efforts of the genial and successful
John II. Faga, of Concert Hall, Mauch
Chunk, who we particularly desire to
congratulate in his evident success
Kellar may return here during May
if he does he will have even a bigger
audience than before if that is possible