The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-03-07
-"1ud, mud, beautiful mud" reign'


New boots and shoes q: Grayer's
store, Lehighton.
Fresh bread and cakes daily at
Hausman & Kuhns'.
We are sorry to announce that Mr..
Wills, of the firm Of Snyder and Wills,
Is seriously indisposed.
Looks nice, the new bar-room Of
the Weissport House.
Peter Kline, proprietor Of the Car
bon House, Weatherly, died on Sunday
evening.
The Stroudsburg stage arrived on
Thursday afternoon on three wheels.
II you want cheap boots and shoes
20 TO Graver's store, LehightOh.
We are now permanently located
in our new quarters in Hein,zelman's
building, nearly opposite our old guar.
tsrs, and shall be pleased to receive our
friends. We are better than ever pre-
pared to do all kinds of work. Send
along your orders and save money.
I'VE are requested to state, for the
information of our borough teachers,
that the meeting Of the Institute ad-
vertised for to-day ispossponed until
Saturday, March 14th.
e. II. Rhodes has opened shop
!oE repair of furniture, picture framing,
&C., in the room recently occupied by
Us. Sea advertisement in another col
,Nmn.
A dispatch was received at Pack
etton on wednesday evening last, from
Robert II. Sayre, announcing that the
10 per cent, reduction made last fall In
the wages Of the employees Of the Lehigh
Valley r. X. Company would cease on
and after Monday end, and men would
get old rate of wages. This is good
SIga, and causes much satisfaction to all
concerned.
For family -four, of the very best
quality 60 to J. K. Rickert, East Weiss
port. Lumber and coal in large or
bTaall quantities at lowest market rates.
! few lots In RickertoWn still unsold-
by at once.
Notwithstanding the depth OF the
mud on our streets, David Ebbert's
geamscontinue to make $40 time. Ills
livery Is on Bank Street and his prices
tor team hire are very low,
On Thursday last we had the plea
'sure Of visit from our friend Mr..
Charles Freidenbert er, liquor merchant,
OF Tamaqua. Charley looks as good as
:. syeE, and appears as IL the world was
using him we'll.
How do you like our new head?"
asks the Slatington News. Can't say,
the head was lacking on our copy. Will
examine next week.
"A special Meeting of the Presbytery
Of Lehigh, will be held in the Pres,y'
teTian church, at Slatington. on Mon
day next, March 9th, commencing al
O'Clock T. NJ.
A general strike Of the employees
on the Pa & N. Y. r. R. took place on
wednesday last.
Snyder & Wills. Of Weissport, make
q speciality of canned fruits. They are
selling lb. cans of pie peaches for l5
cents, and 2 ID. cans of pared peach, S
EoE i9 cents.
VIM. Kemerer Is crowded day and
evening with customers purchasing
cheap and handsome dress goods, dry
goods, groceEies, provisions, aud hard
ware.
Rev. A. F. Leopold, late pastor oI
the Weissport Evangelical church, has
been appointed to Schuylkill Cir; Rev.
G. II. Hsines takes charge of Weiss
port church, Rev. b. +. Bonner goes ia
Nauch Chunk, and Rev. J. NJ. SayloI
is Presiding Elder of the District.
Home Life in the Bible, advertised
IN another column, is by the popnla
author, Rev. Daniel March, d. d.
whose books are so widely known ant
euinepty fitted for family reading
Paying employment is offered YOUNG
Aen and Ladies', Teachers and Clergy
uen. 2ieglsr D McCurdy, Philadel,
phia, Pa
Five Au&pTEs FOR RRFREsI
NrErS"-EveEybody who has Travelled
Jy railroad has heard the above an
,,;ouuceuept, and has probably suffered
IRON eating TO hastily thereby sowing
tbe seed Of dyspepsia. 1t is comfor
to.kpow that the Peruvian syrup vii
eugs the worst case OF Dyspepsia, a
Thousands arc ready 70 testify 81