The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-01-31

Snyder q Wills, Wcissport
"A bad habit to get into-a coat
that Is not paid for.
Sheriff Brenpiser was in town on
Monday last, and smilingly looked in
upon us.
- Fresh bread and cakes daily at
Hausman & Kuhns'.
-"Panic Prices" is still the motto at
II. A. Beltz's store. Those desiring TO
purchase are invited to give him an
early call.
Strange that steel made into spur
or pen, and applied 70 the flesh of horse
or men, should have the effect TO raise
the chair" Hum
Hausman & Kuhns have still con-
siderable stock of toys on hand, which
they are Offering very cheap. suitable
for birthday presents.
High Constable John Painter, Of
Mauch Chunk, was in town on Monday
last. lie looks well, and appeared t.
be filed with business. John makes a
good officer.
On Tuesday last, about noon, the
engine Newport, in charge of her fire
man, was on her way down to Packer.
ton to take out a coal train, he went on
to switch TO let another engine pass
her, but having too much headway, she
brt ught up in the Lehigh.
Three tailoresses, on custom pants,
wanted immediately at r. S. Beck's
merchant tailoring establishment, Le-
highton, Pa.
WIN. Kemerer Is crowded day and
evening with customers purchasing
cheap and handsome dress goods, dry
goods. groceries, provisions and hard
ware,
Hon. Mr.. Kistler, of the House of
Representatives, will please accept our
thanks for public documents. The
honorable gentleman has beefsappoint.
ed member of the Committees on APP
propriations and Judiciary local.
II. ID. Clauss, the merchant tailor,
in addition to his immense stock of
cloths, cassimeres, and vestings, keeps
full line of overcoats gents furnish
Ing goods, hats, caps, boots, shoes, Pai-
ters and Overshoes. All of which he
is Offering TO the public at prices to suit
the times. Call and examine goods and
prices. ....
Carbon county has now two papers
printed within its borders, one in Le-
ldghton, and two halves in Mauch
Chunk; the other half. the Lehighton
News, has "gone owit. ."-lBazleton
Daily News.
--Hats and caps for men and boys,
from 25 cents up to $500, at Snyder &
Wills, Weissport.
The German Reformed cOngrepa-
tion will hold services at the Academy
Tomorrow Sunday evening at Z
O'Clock in the German language. Rev.
L. X. Derr, of Slatington, will ofliciate.
A cordial Invitation is extended to our
citizens to attend.
Mems and boys boots and shoes
very low at Sny der& Wills. Weissport.
--MesSrs, March and Butteried, OF
Weissport, received the engine to be
used in their new Emery Wheel Works
on Wednesday last. 1t is an eighteen
horse power engine of a frst-cass
make.
Ladies' slippers 25 cents a pair, al
Snyder & Wills, Weissport.
THE price Of hides is looking up
G. z. Greenwood is now paying Z cts
per lb. for green hides, ~ cts. per TO-
ior calf skins, and sleeps pelts, green,
$3.50 each.
Daniel Sensinger, of Franklin
township, will sell at public sale, OIL
Thursday. Feb. 10Th, 100 acres of tim
Der land, in four lots. See bills printed
at this oflce.
Charles Trainer. corner of Lehigl
and lion streets, will supply you viii
hour and feed, plow your gardens o.
40 your hauling at reasonable rates.
II you want anything in the gro
cely or provision line, call at j, Fat
ringer a. Sons. on Bank street. Yol
will he sure to find what you want.
This is good time to subscribe fol
the CARBON ADVOCATE. The price i
oA'y 81 per year in advance. Try it
For ianiiiy flour, OF the very bes
quality so to j. X. Rickert, East Weiss
port. Lumber and coal in large o
small quantities at lowest market rates
A few lots in RickertoBn stll unsold-
5Ry ~ once.