The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-01-24
Ladies' slippers 2j cents a pair a

Ladies' slippers 2j cents pair at
Snyder & Wi Is, Weissport,
REV. A. f. Leopold, of Weissport,
on Tuesday last, in coming down the
embankment from the bridge to the
track OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad,
fell and dislocated his wrist. lie was
attended by DR.. @. 5. German, and we
are pleased to state that the Rev. gen
tleman is last recovering.
Benz. Hahn, Of Mackereltown, who
unfortunately bruke his arm about two
weeks ago, is rapidly recovering under
the care of DR.. c. 5. German.
--Thos. .Ruch, of this borough. has
traded his house and four acre lot to
Chas. David, of East Penn, fora farm
and pair of horses, paying differ
,ence of about $4,000.
Mems and boys boots and shoes
very low at Snyder& Wills. Weissport.
David Geiger has sold his house
and lot on Second street, in this place,
10 A. Walbert. Consideration SO, 200.
From remark we heard day or
two ago. We are inclined TO the opinion
that at least one of our public graded
schools has taken a step backward, and
become DE graded. If true, the direc-
tors should look to it-sharp.
Good Food and Plenty of 1t, pro-
duces the same effect upon person
who has been starved that the Peruvian
Syrup, an Iron Tonic, does upon the
weak and debilitated; it makes them
strong and vigorous, changing weakness
and suffering in strength and health.
Hats and caps for men and boys,
from 25 cents up to $500, at Snyder &
Wills', ,Wtissrort.
The Catasauqua Manufacturing
Co., expects to start its plate mill next
Monday.
AT a meeting of the Union Building
and Loan Association of Weatherly
held on Monday evening, ten shares
we're sod as follows: shares at $3.50
4 shares at $3.50; share at S75. rs
premium per share.
MIR. Jeremiah Gould, of Packer
ton, while on recent visit to Dun
more, in Luzerne county, had the mis-.
fortune to fall from porch, and bIea
his arm in two places and dislocate hi;
elbow joint. We are pleased to le,rr
that he is doing well.
Mr.. Jos. Seidel commenced moving
from Weissport to his farm on Biz
Creek on Thursday last.
--overcoats from $500 to $500, al
Snyder'& Wills, Weissport.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany are again selling $50 mileage
tickets, good for families and threl
members of firm.
According TO the report of tn,
North Pennsylvania Railroad Company
the total increase in the earnings TO
1873 over 1872 was s140,sO1.72.
The Easton Express says. Mr
Edward j. Seip, generally known a
Major Seip, died on Friday at Nazareth
4n the sixty-sixth year of his age.
The annual Convention of til
Grand Army of the Republic, Depart
ment of Pennsylvania, meets in Lancas
ter on Jan. %.
"A dangerous undertaking was nc
tioed the other morning, of four oil,
ladies and a man trying to make thei
way up the path that leads from the
V. Depot to the main road, when, afte
spending some ten minutes in the at
tempt, they finally reached the top, t
discover that there was a plank wall
around by the hotel. 1t Is dangerou
in the extreme to travel by that path /
Its present icy state. 1t might result /
the breakage of an arm or leg, if th
feet should slip, besides the risk Of be
ing precipitated down the embankment
Mr.. o. Spencer, the affable track
master of the l.. V. r. r., has resigne
his position, for reasons best known
himself.
--latest accounts from Wilkes. Bari
seem to indicate that the prospect,
strike of the miners for an advance
10 per cent. on last years basis Ia
''plaS cd out" and that the men hay
decided TO accept last years rate
wages. That on Wednesday Mr., Pa
rish telegraphed from Philadelphia thl
tho men might 60 TO work at the NeS
port mines at the basis Of '73, and Il
men had decided 10 resume on Thur
day morning,