The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-12-05

-Hazleton eats beef at 10 cents. SO
the Sentinel says.
"A full line of groceries at A. & d.
Graver's.
Continental black writing ink, in
glass bottles, at the Advocate office.
-Muslins from Sets. per yard up
wards, at A. & ID. Graver's.
-"Coasting' is now in order among
the juveniles in this section.
--Poplins from 1917 cents per yard
upwards, at A. & d. Graver's.
George Labar died at Stroudsburg
on Saturday, at thereported ge of ll3.
There We're several attempts at
burglary in Bethlehem during the past
week.
AL. Miller, the Rittersville jockey,
is in Kentucky at present buying in a
lot of horses.
F. z. Lentz has got 'em! Calicos
from 81 cents per yard upwards. Try
them.
"A full stock of patent medicines
and toilet articles at g. w. LeItz's new
drug store.
For sale five octave Parlor Organ
(new) at a great reduction. Apply at
this Office.
The Tamaqua Items says the es-
tablshment of shoe manutactOry
in that town is fixed fact. Right!
"A fine assortment of Picture Books
for Holiday Presents, just received at
the advocate" office. So nice!
For nice fitting boot, shoe or gai.
tor, go to Thomas A. Williams, opposite
Durling's drug store. Prices moderate.
One of the Pottstown bakers has
reduced the price OF bread from to 6
cents loaf, and rusks from 10 to cents
a dozen.
Charles Trainer, Lehigh street,
will supply you with flour and feed,
plow your gardens or do your hauling
at reasonable rates.
One of the livliest little sheets that
the mail brings TO our table is the Car
bon Advocate of LehightOn. May it
ever colitinue to consolidation Daily
News.
The Carbon Advocate, a good local
paper published by Ii. V. NORTH mer,
at Lehighton, Pa, entered upon its
third volume last week. We wish it sue
cess.-Slatington News.
-Messrs. Albright Ss Tx have leased
the flour Mill at Millport, this county,
and are now prepared to furnish the
people with a fine articls of flour and
feed at the lowest market prices. If
ID. Krock & Co. have now opened
an oyster saloon in connection with
their bakery, where you can get oysters
in every style day and evening, also
fresh bread and cakes daily.
james 4eggs, mining boss for a
,colliery at Giarardville, near Pottsville,
Schuylkill county, was found dead in
side the mine on Monday morning. 1t
is supposed he was overcome by foul
gas and suffOcated.
John NJ. Read, ex-Justice of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, died of
cholera morbus on Sunday afternoon
after short illness, aged IS years. He
was the father of Gen. j. NJ Read,
United States Minister to Greece, who
sailed for Europe last week.
"A Lowell mill girl the other day
said to director who wished her to
consent to reduction Of wages: "Be-
fore I'd do it, I'd see you and your
~fhG graspin" set in To. phi. ct, pun.
pin thunder at three cents a clap"
at Wi,kes-barre a Jury Tuesday
rendered a verdictOf murder in the FIRST
degree against Barney McCue for kill
ing John Deeter on o. tOber 25, at Nun.
cey dam. Jealousy is supposed to have
been the cause of the murder.
Mr.. Benjamg Patterson, the edi.
tor of the "Slatington News" has be
come afflicted with that dreal disease
consumption, and on Saturday started
for Florida, in the hope that the genial
climate of that region may assist in re
storting his former good health.
The State Geological Survey part,
which put in the larger part of the Sum
mer at Alburtis and Fogelsville, wer,
at Oatasauqua last weeks. We sup
pose field work will now have to b.
suspended, owing to the cold weather
Neat carriages and fast horses al
ways for hire at the popular livery O
L. f. Kleppinger corner of Iron street
at reasonable charges. Also, fey
building lots for sale at low prices.
Diaries for 1875, at the Advocate
office.
For family flour, of the very beS
quality go to j. X. Rickert, East Weiss
port. Lumber and coal in large G
small quantities at lowest market ratei
A few lots in RickeTtoWn still unsold-
buy at once.