The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-07-25

iron, WHICH glVfS StI6uHbn anu VipoT W
the whole system, restores the digestive
organs to perfect health, thereby re-
storing the mind TO its natural vigor.
The Lehigh Valley railroad has
borrowed 50, 100000 in England.
The Glen Rolling Mill. ibis said,
will not start up its fires before fall,
The Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey have erected a handsome
depot at Bowman's Station.
Horses and carriages of the best at
L. f. Kleppinger livery; also, on hand
lot of curb stones snd planks suitable
for sidewalks.
If you want neat and substantial
boot, shoe or gaiter, made to order, call
on Thos. A. Williams, nearly opposite
Durling's Drug store. A fine assort-
ment of misses and children's CATERS
and ladies slippers always in stock.
Capt. James Mckinley, of Eckley,
was in town Saturday last, and dropped
in to have friendly chat with us. The
Captain looks well.
We visited Philadelphia during the
past week, and while there dropped 10
to see an old friend, Frederick Schmidt,
at the Lehig Ugh Valley House, 410 Berks
street, where we met Mr.. Chas. Ritter,
formerly of Mauch Chunk, who is now
engaged in the manufacture of cream
beer, in the city of Brotherly Love,
and of which we had the pleasure OF
partaking, and found it a pleasant,
palatable beverage. He is located at
336 Crown street. Fred. Schmidt keeps
it on hand, and our citizens should call
and try it when they go to Philadelphia
--"Take ride" If so go to David
Ebbert's livery and secure one of his
elegant teams. Charges moderate.
IF. P. Lentz is now prepared to re-
ceive his friends, and supply them with
every article in his line at very low
prices. See his advertisement.
For family flour, of the very best
quality 60 to j. K. Rickert, East Weiss.
port. Lumber and coal in large OF
small quantities at lowest market rates.
A few lots in Rickertown still unsold-
buy at once.
"A game of base ball played between
the 1ronsides Club, of Parryville. and
the Franklin, of Weissport, on Saturday
resulted in favor of the former by q
score of SO to 23.
Chicken cholera is said to be very
prevalent in many parts of the country
BY the provisions of the new post
al law, newspapers 60 free to subscri-
bers in the county where published
from July 1st 1874. The ADVOCATE i:
only 81 year and no postage to pay.
H. E. Fatzinger, late j. Fatzingel
d. Son, keeps constantly on hand a large
stock of fine groceries, fruits and vege.
tables, which he is selling very low fol
cash. Fresh fruits and vegetables al,
most daily.
Let every voter see to it that he /.
registered. The ten day assessment il
abolished by the New Constitution, and
all voters must now be registered sixty
days before election, when the registra-
tion lists will be returned to the Com
missioners. AS the election is to take
place on the 3rd day of November il
will be well for every voter to see thai
he is registered by the 1st day of Sep
tember.
TO the ladies of Lehighton, Weiss
port and PackeEton.-Laury & Peters
agents for j. l.. Farr's French kiC
button shoes, lasting button CATERS anC
French foXed CATERS. The best fitting
aud wearing shoe in the market. Give
them trial.
-Bethlehem. July 22.-The Grant
-4rmy of the Republic met here tod ay
ABOUT three hundred delegates wert
present. Commander, A. Wilson Nor
ris, addressed the Convention. The ad
jutant read an encouraging report, anC
the Quarter Master represented finance,
in an excellent condition. The order il
rapidly increasing in membership. A
congratulatOry dispatch WAS receiye,
from the Department of New Jersey, il
session at Paterson.
| Charles Trainer, Lehigh street
will supply you with -four and feed
plow your gardens or do your hauling
at reasonable rates.
For sale five octave Parlor Organ
(new) at great reduction, apply a
this office. ...
New goods at VIM. Kemerer's.