The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-11-14

-Lehigh county jail holds 28 pris-
cry at the present time.
Mine new scholars were admitted,
our Schools on Monday .last. 4
The principal sport of our juveniles
a game called "Tagger." 4
The winter style of ladies' hats is
slt--by husbands pocket-books.
continental black writing ink, in
glass bottles, at the Advocate" Office.
IF. p. Lentz has got 'em Calicos
from 81 cents per yard upwards. Try
them.
We are informed that typhoid fever
prevails to an alarming extent in
Nauch Chunk. n
The Lutheran church at Coplay
has just been supplied with handsome
new organ. rH..t .s -
For sale five octave Parlor Oh gan
(new) at great reduction. Apply at
this Office. .. -
Parents and friends are invited to
visit our schools on Tuesday and Thurs
day of each week.
N --Parlor organs. See advertisement of
the Golden Tongue Parlor Organ in an
other column.
On Tuesday, a man nameG nc Der
mott, was killed by a fall Of top coal,
lin the mines at Tresckow.
--E. c. Dimmick, ESQ, will remove
to Scranton, Luzerne county, sometime
within thelnext two weeks.
SNEAK thieves, burglars, and other
classes of marauders are numerous in
all parts of the country.
-The different schools In OUR boro-
'gh are now dismissed at 2. NJ. i'll
stead of 4.30 as heretofore.
The Rev. G. A. Townsend will preach
u the NJ. e. church of this place to.
morrow Sunday evening.
David Thomas, ESQ.,, of Catasau-
qua, the great "Iron King" celebrated
his SOth birthday one day last week.
Fred. Schmidt, of the Lehigh Val
ley House. 4l0 Berks street. Philadel-
phia. was In town on Wednesday last.
MIR. j. Boyd Henri, architect, of
Allentown, has received commission
10 enlarge and improve hotel at Cape
May.
Twenty shares of the First Nation
al Bank Of Bethlehem were recently
sold at public sale at that place, at $l32
per share.
Two thousand new coal cars are to
be built at the Packerton shops during
The coming winter-an average of 96
seekly. .-'.. .F...
I'VE want money, and we hope those
ideOted to this office will make it suit
TO call and pay us. Friends, come tor
ward and pay up.
Charles Trainer, Lehigh street,
will supply you with houF2 and feed,
'low your gardens or do Your hauling
sTeasonable rates.
EMr. Geo. Schwartz. of this place,
ID an employee at Packerton, had his
loot hurt few days ago, by a piece OF
non falling upon It. ....
Nice carriages and steady horses
CAL always be obtained at the livery OF
"a David Ebbert, Bank sire t, Lehighton,
at very reasonable charges.
4 On Saturday 1000 shares of the
Lehigh Slate Company were sold at
Easton, 1000 at 81 per share, and the
remainder at $3.50 per share.
Mo doubt RhOads' Hall, Mauch
Chunk, will be crowded this evening.
b. II. Duane, "X. Il. X" in his" Nine
ty Minutes of Kweer KOmpany."
"A. d ID. Grayer present every pur
shaser of one pound of Imperial Tea
with an elegant chIomo, in walnut
frame ready Tor adOrning your parors
The laOorers employed by the Del.
aware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad, at the new Bergen Hill tunnel,
have struck against a reduction OF
wages.
AT the recent election Mr.. William
Kistler, of Monroe, was reelected tC
represent said county in the House
branch of the eassembly the coming ses,
sion.
MIR. Henry Ballet. son of Asa Bal
let. decd, recently purchased one hall
Interest iD the large stone quarry (gen
orally known as No. y at Ooplay, iron
J.. Paul Leyan, Esq. Mr.. Ballet will
hereafter have charge OF the manage.
tDent oi the business. The drm viii "
. knoWn rs Levan q Ballet. ....