The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-02-07


81 80 IL not so paid.
"AvoN''- Would you pub
lish any original sketch, without the
name of the author p 1t Is q rule
that the name of a writer always ac-
company the communication, not neces-
sarily for publication, but for our own
satisfaction. We cannot, therefore,
make any promise in regard to the pub
lication OF an article or sketch until we
have received and perused it. The
name of a correspondent is never di-
vuiged IL secrecy is requested, but we
have had correspondents in this village g
who have wrii ten, and Immediately the
paper appeared, they have taken the
paper in hand, and pointing to their
contribution, have publicly announced
themselves the author. This we can
not help. II, then, "Avon" desires
his contributions to appear in the col.
uinns of the ABy ocATE, he must fur
nish his name, which we guarantee on
our part shall not be dlvulged unless
with his consent.
Go to Snyder & Wills, Weissport,
for Oolong, Japan aud English Break
fast teas.
Mo. 8 furnace of the Crane Iron
Works at Catasauqua was put in bias,
on Saturday. Five furnaces are now
in operation, with another nearly
ready.
james Cox, of Schuylkill county,
has won $500 from James Nattox, OF
Luzerne, within ten days by beating
him at shooting pigeons.
-Brocade shawls.-very handsome
from $500 up to s25 90, at Sny der &
Wills, Weiss old stand, Weissport.
MIR. Albright presented petition
in the State Senate Thursday of last
week from the trustees OF Muhlenberp
College, praying for the passage of q
general law exempting from taxation
colleges chartered by the State.
Fresh bread and cakes daily a,
HausWan & Kuhns'.
The first sleighing party OF ttt
season passed our Office Wednesday of.
ternoon. The party comprised tn.
school children Of East Weissport, un-
der charge of their teacher, Mr.. Brown.
If you want Job Printing OF an!
description, you should call at til,
CARBON ADVOCATE OFFICE
where you can get 1t done as quicl
and as we'll as elsewhere, and SAVE
a5 PER CENT. on your order. Com,
along. We are ready to serve you.
Our friend Smith, the popular
landlord of the Weissport House, wa,
In town Oh Wednesday. He sports q,
very handsome buggy and pair o
horses that 'get up and get'' wheneve
William holds the ribbons" We viii
sndeayor to make 1t conveuient to 81
with you one of these days, Is per in
vite. G'langi
Lent commences on the 18th inst
-"Panie Prices" is still the motto q
II. A. Beitz's store. Those desiring {,
purchase are invited to give him al
early call.
IT. S, Beck, the merchant tailor
keeps one Of the largest and best rs.
sortments OF cloths, cassimeres an,
vestings in this section, which be
prepared to cut, fit and make up in tn
most fashionable and durable manner
Hats, caps, boots, shoes, &C., in endles
variety at low prices.
Three tailoresses, on custom pant.
wanted Immediately at T. S. Beck
merchant tailoring establishment, Le
bighton, Pa.
Now is good time to get Dott
Washer or Universal Wringer, and L
+. Kleppinger is the party to buy from
Or II you want horse and buggy, O
any other conv vance. hs can suppl
you reasonably.
WIN. Kemerer Is crowded day an
evening with customers parehasi n
cheap and handsome dress goods, dr.
goods, groceries, provisions and hard
ware.
Tho Hazleton Daily News say.
''In one town in Louisiana grapes ar
growing whilst they are snow-ballinI
in another" We have heard the gran
rattle from the csnnon's mouth. bu
never heard Of grapes snow. balling
Rev. L. K. Der, OF SlatIngtor
was in town on Wednesday last. W
arc pleased 10 learn that arrangement
have been made for the reverend ger
aeman to oil the pulpit of the Rev. {
kesSler, OF the German Reforme
Church, OF this borough, during tn