The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-11-21

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Rain is much desired. 49,,
Have your furs ready.
Diaries tor 1875, at the "Advoc ate"
ONCE.
Interesting ladies in their
Velvetteens. l.
Its never too late to mend or to
marry.
Several young couples contemplate
matrimony soon.
Show the Advocate" to your
friends and ask them to subscribe for
it. r.~
A full line Of groceries at A.'& D.
Graver's.
Our merchants generally state that
business is coed.
-Muslns from 5cts. per yard up
wards, at A. & ID. Graver 's.,JA.' -
"A trip around the world can be
made for $1,000. , ss .at, .a.sg
Parents and directors should visit
the public schools.
More than 1 900, 600 miles of tele.
graphic wires are in use.
Have your job printing done at the
advocate" office.
Thursday of next week will be
Thanksgiving Day.
-Poplins from 1917 cents per yard
upwards, at A. q ID. Graver's.s 81 .-
Continental black writing ink, in
glass bottles, at the Advocate" office.
Have you seen the elegant stock of
winter dress goods at VIM. Kcmerer S?
debating societies and literary
clubs should now organize for the win
ter.
F. P. Lentz has got 'emi Calicos
from 81 cents per yard upwards. Try
them.
A full stock of patent medicines
and toilet articles at @. w. Leatz's new
drug store.
Next Thursday will be Thanksgv-
ing day. The Banks will be closed on
that day. ...., ....
For sale five octave Parlor Otgan
(new) at a great reduction. Apply at
this office, .'.'H . i..
WIN. Trenery has opened an oys-
ter and vegetable stand in the basement
of the Exchange Hotel.
The Phoenix Fire Co., of Catasau-
qua, will hold ball, In the Town Hall,
on the evening of the 25th inst.
All the iron works in Danvllle, are
said to be in full operation for the first
time in eighteen months.
Our working men now spend their
evenings making sauer krout and chop
ping meat for sausage. Good
For nice fitting boot, shoe or gai-
tor. go to Thomas A. Williams, opposite
During's drug store. Prices moderate.
-Sam. Dufy, Esq, of Slatington,
was last week admitted to practice as
an attorney in the Courts of Carbon
county.
The official count gives Tilden,
. Democrat, for Governor OF New York
81 ,542. Dix's majority in 1872 was
53,451.
On the evening of the 9th inst
Lulu Zahuer, entertained a number of
her yonng friends, it being the anniyer-
sary of her birthday. .....
Charles Trainer, Lehigh street,
will supply you with -four and feed,
plow your gardens or do your hauling
at reasonable rates.
--Franklip, on the Lehigh Valley
railroad, between Lau'y's and Rock
dale, has been made tag station for
passenger trains Nos. 2 and IS.
The Spring Mountain Coal Com
pany announces aseml-annual dividend
of 4 per cent, and an extra dividend OF
per cent, pay able December 10, proxi-
mo.
You can get fresh country butter
at lowest market prices at ID. KrOck &
Co.'S; also, fresh bread and cakes every
day. Store one door from Exchange
Hotel.
There is some talk of two new pa
pers being started IN HazletOn-a Dem
ocratic weekly anu Republican week
ly-in the course of a few months.
'iLet 'em wave'' .... ..i
The Carbon County Teachers ms
titute will hold its llth annual session
in the Court House, at Mauch Chunk,
commencing on Monday afternoon, Nov,
30th, at two O'Clock.
The planet Venus is now visible in
broad daylight, eastward Of the sun,
under favorable conditions of the atmo.
sphere. She is best seen In the after
noon. She has attained her greatest
brillianey, and will gradually lose heI
light ull the 9Th of next month, when
she will be visible only as black spot
moving slowly across the disc OF the
sun,