The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-08-15

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Frank Miller, little son of Mr.. j.
Miller, of this borough, fell from tree,
on Wednesday afternoon, and broke
his left arm.
king Richard offered his kingdom
for ahorse on BoswOrth field, but Dav.
Ebbert, the livery man, will furnish
you horse and handsome carriage
for Q trifing sum.
All the early fruits and vegetables
at Fl. =. Fstzinger's.
-Choice groceries. and all the latest
novelties in dress goods at F. P Lentz' 8.
Call and see styles.
g-A little boy, at Bowmansville. fell
from q wagon, Wednesday morning,
and broke his arm.
A. g.. d. Graver are selling all
kind Of goods very low. Call and buy.
The Slatington Schools will open
on the ist Of September. The follow
ing are the teachers Employed: Misses
Geisi, Wilson and Kernahen and Mr..
Stettler and Dearborn.
The Reformed Sunday School of
this borough, will hold a pic-n In
Lnderman's woods to-day Saturday.
All the Sunday Schools have been in
vited to participate.
Get your groceries and provisions
at 4. & D. Graver's, Bank street.
Our friend Sol. Yeakel, the "heavy
lumberman," of Weissport, took us
through his corn patch, in that borough,
on Tuesday last. 1t is about che tall
est corn we have seen this season, aver
aging fully ten feet, and many of the
stalks reaching 10 feet. ......
--Callcoes at A. &. d. Graver's ut
from cents upwards.
"A full assortment of ladies', gents
and children's boots, shoes and CATERS,
at A. & d. Graver's, at low prices.
School states very cheap at the AD-
vocATE office.
90. w. Lentz, has leased the store
recently occupied by T. W. Renshaw,
and will open new drug store there
on or about September 1st.
Our friend j. Boyd Henri. the ar
chitect of our new School honse, is now
putting up Al three-story brick dwell
ings in Philadelphia.
Rev. G. Becker has opened pri-
vate School In East Weissport, for in
structions in preparing scholars in all
higher branches. His terms are liberal,
and the people should give him llber-
al support.
Bring along your orders for job
printing and advertising.
s--At.No, 8 shaft of the Pennsylvania
Coal Ccmpany's mines, near Pittston,
on Friday last week, Rudolph schmaltz.
q miner, and Nicholas Owens, a laborer,
we're instantly killed by q mass of top
coal falling upon them.
The State Prohibition Party Nom
mating Convention, at Harrisburg, ad-
opted radical platform, favoring the
prohibition of the liquor traffic. The
following nominations were made:
Lieutenant Governor, Benjamin Rush,
Bradford, Beaver county; Judge of the
Supreme Court, Simeon b. Chase, Sus-
quehanna county; Auditor General,
Calvin Parsons, of Luzerne county.
Secretary OF the ILternal Affairs, W. p
Cuthbertson, Montgomery county. The
State Central Committee was appointed
with James Black, Esq, of Lancaster,
as chairman.
For nobby suit and a perfect fl
60 to Laury & Peters, merchant tailors.
Meat carriages and good horses al.
waysreadyat L. F. Kleppinger's livery,
also few lots for building purposes on
reasonable terms.
For family flour, of the very best
quality 60 to j. X. 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.