The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-02
Where is the Hazleton Daily News?

Where is the Hazeton Daily News?
We have not seen 1t for week past.
Read our new advertise ment to-
day.
Jos. M. Frtzinger, ar nouces in
another column that he has just received
a splendid stock of ready made boots,
shoes and CATERS, which he will sell ut
prices to suit the times-See advertise
ment.
Calico at 8 cts. per yard at w. A.
Grawr's store, Lehighton.
Mr.. N .Klotz, the gentlemanly host
ofthe Eagle at Summit Hill, is about
erecting half dozen brick dwellings in
that town.
IT. W. Renshaw, chemist and drug
gist, desires us to state, that on and
after ITO. day he may be constantly found
in his store, and that he will be pleased
to receive his friends and the public at
all times.
The Prckerton public schools, clos.
led for the term yesterday, (Friday),
May 1st, after being open N months.
james. NJ. Rapsher has been in
town for few days during the past
week.
If you want Job Printing of any
description, get 1t done at this Office,
land save money. Satisfaction guaran.
lteed.
WIN. Kemerer Is crowded day and
evening with customers purchasing
cheap and handsome dress goods, dry
goods, groceries, provisions and hard
ware.
At the auction sale of Scranton
coal in New York, on Wednesday last,
10000 tons were sold, and the follow
ing prices were resliEeG Steamboat.
5000, s4.68A to 4.671s; Crate, 10000,
s4.72H to 4.75; Egg, 5000. s4.s7A to
400; Stove, $4,000, $5.321s; Chestnut,
1000. s4.97H.
Rev. @. Kessler, principal of the
Lehighton Academy, arrived home,
from his trip to California on Monday
evening last.
Frank Deborde, matchmaker and
ieweller, Bank street, Lehighton, desires
to call the attention of oar citizens TO
his large stock of Diamond spectacles
and eye glasses, the very best in the
market, and his new stock of silver and
plated ware, watches, clocks. and Jew
elry. all OF WEIGH he is selling at the very
lowest prices for cash.
"A passenger car on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad was burned up on Sat
urday night last, at Mauch Chunk. It
is thought that the jarring OF the car in
starting from the depot caused one of the
iapps 70 fall and break, setting fire to
car In leaving the Mauch Chunk depot.
There were no persons in the car,
which was entirely consumed.
The estimable wife of Mr.. f. B.
Morris, Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
CO., died at her residence ON Race.st,
4aucn Chunk, on Friday afternoon
last week.
Notwithstanding the horrd condi-
tion OF the roads, David Ebbcrt can fur
nish teams TO accommodate the occasion.
His prices are moderate, and his faeiI ties
for accommodating the public ample.
Mrs. Kessler's snmmer school will
be opened at the Academy building,
Monday morning, May 4th. Those
wishing to send their children will
please try and have them there bright
and early Monday morning so that the
classes may be formed and the school
properly graded.
- Rev. Mr.. Earle, OF Catasauqua,
preached In the Presbyterian church, in
this borough. on Tuesday evening last.
JOSEPH Brown, the photographer,
of Mauch Chunk, died at his resi- dence
In that place, on Sunday morning last.
Joe was well and favorably known
throughout this section of the country
as one Of the best OF artists, and leaves
many friends to mourn his death.
e. II. Rhodes, Bankway, annonu-
Oes that he Is prepared to re-seat cane
seated chairs In neat and substantial
manner at very reasonable price.
Send them along?