The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-01-17
: The North Pennsylvania Railroad

pany at par in sums Of $50, scrip dellv-
cradle February 1st, and convertible
any time thereafter.
The Bethlehem Iron Co.'S, Works
are again at stand still, and have been
for over week past. 1t is rumored
that tie company will not resume opera
tions AGAIN until April.
The wife Of Mr.. Benjamin S. Le-
van, the great iron master at Coplay,
died Tuesday. She left babe little
over a week old.
b ok, the tailor, In the postoffice
building, will make you n n ce Fl ting
garment Of the best material at the
lowest price. Try him,
Considerable of huhbub has been
made during the past week In regard To
the widening Of streets and laying out
new pavements In town. Suppose the
b. &. should have the old ones fixed
up before laying out any more new
ones, ell?
The Eagle Hotel, at Summit Hill,
is undergoing a complete renovation,
and whe;I finished ii will be one of the
handsome,t in this section. Frieui
Klotz understands his business.
The Miners SAVING tank of sum
nit Hill, declared u d,videned or Z per
cent, clear of taxes January |, 1874.
We have received the fist number
of the Perkiomen Valley Press, pub
lislled by A. Kneule, at Penn,burg, Pa.
1t is four large pages, presents neat
appearance, and shoull be well sup
ported. Terms 81 year. ....
MIR. F. T. Lpntz was in town on
Monday, aud called in to see US. He
states that business in All, ntown is
beginning to look up.
"A. Schneider, at Summit Hill, is
one Of the most popular business Men
In that town. We dropped in to see
him Thursday, and found him busy as
bee--but lie did not forget to receive
his friends couIteOusly.
Rev. J. X. Loos, of Bethlehem,
will preach in the Academy on to-
morrow Sunday morning, at 10 90
o'clock, in German; and in the evening,
at 700, in English. The Rev. gentle
man ofiiciates for Rev. DR.. Kessler. A
cordial invitation is extended to our
citizens.
--Of course you will take your lady
love for sleigh ride, and get the rig
from David Elbert, on Bank street.
His charges are very reasonable.
Mr.. Brookes, the gentlemanly busi-
ness manager of the Morning Herald
was In town on MorGay, and spent a
short time in our sanc.um. lie says
the Herald is success, and we believe
it. t,o ahead.
Tile Bethlehem correspondent OF
the Morning Herald, on SIturda y
morning last, says. "The funeral oil
Mr.. Merit ABBOTT, whose death was
previously announced In these columns
was buried from his residence on Main
str, ct, this borough, at O'Clock yes
terday." The idea of the burial q
funeral Is new one in this section
Having buried the funeral, will said
correspondent inform the public wha,
was done with the body of deceased?
ME-. A. G. Prince, of Lehigh Gap
was in town on Friday last. He state,
that the Prince Metallic Paint c.. ar,
putting up a new mill at Downan's
Their business is very successful.
--Charles Trainer. corner OF I.ehiel
and Iron streets, will supply you witt
flour and feed, plow your gardens .
do your hauling at reasonable rates.
If you want anything in the gro
ce'y or provision line, call at j. Fai
Finger Il Son's. on Bank street. Iul
will he sure to find what you want.
This Is n good time to subscribe 70
the CARBON ADVOCATE. The price
only 81 per year in advance. Try it
For family -four, of the very be,
quality go to j. X Rickert, East Weis:
in'rt. LumJrr aud coal in large q
small quantities at Lowest market rate,
A few lots in RickertoWn still unsod-
buy at once.
AT and election held in Sunni
Hill, on the 5th day If January, 1874
by the ,tOck. holders ot the Miner,
Savings Bank of that borough, the fol
lowing persons were elected to serve a
Directors for the present year:
SCHNEIDER, q. r. Potts, DIR, Thompson
Morgan Price, James Sweeney, GeC
Kline, j. ID. Arner.
Have you cough, cold, pain /
the chest, or bronchitis? In fact, hav
you the premonitory symptoms Of tn
Unsuitable archer" consumption?
so, know that relief is within you
reach In the shape of DR.. Wistar'S BA
sam Of Wild Cherry, which, in man
, cases where hope had fled, has snatehC