The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-06-20

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and going in like major on the hand
press Friend Fincher is good fellow
and deserves the success he is meeting
with in that region. He wants to 60 to
the Legislature, and is one of those
whom we think could not be spoiled by
being brought into contract with the
evil company usually found in our
State Leei lature. The people of Lu-
zerne should at least give him trial.
We also had the pleasure of short in
terview with the popular job printer,
George Mauey, and our old friend and
employer, Mr.. j. S. Sanders, of the
Sentinel, one of the best and most
popular papers published In this section.
Long may it wave. ...
Two good girls for housework are
wanted, by NJ. w. Raudenbush, at
Packert0n. Amount of wages for goo1
girls who suit the place will be no OBJ
ject. Apply soon.
"A top buggy, as good as new, for
sale, cheap, by Thomas S. Beck.
The services in the NJ. Z. church
last Sabbath were of very interesting
character. The church was handsome.
ly decorated, the day devoted more es-
pecially to the interests of the Sabbath
School. The church in the evening was
completely filled with the little ones
and til, ir friends, and the services were
very interesting.
DIR. II. T. Bond, of Allentown, de-
sires us to state that he will be in town
on Tuesday next, 25th inst, and every
Tuesday thereafter, to attend to lis
profession. ....
Il. F. Kleppinger keeps one of the
incest lot of horses and buggies to be
found in this section. His price is
down to suit the times.
Charles Trainer, Lehigh street,
will supply you with flour and feed,
plow your gardens or do your hauling
at reasonable rates.
The Lutheran Synod recentlyin ses-
sion in Lancaster adjourned to meet in
special session at Allentown on June
23rd, 1874. The whole question of the
Seminary and Mulhenberg College will
then be discussed The sessions will be
held in st. Johns English Lutheran
church, Fifth street, commencing at 8
A. NJ.
Andrew Kindt, farmer residing
near Nazareth, was found lying dead in
corn field on his farm one day last
week. The Easton Argus says the de
ceased was subject to fits, and that it is
believed he was attacked by one of them
and fell over on his face and was suf-
focated. He was about 80 years of age.
Trunks and satchels, for ladies and
gentlemen, a new and handsome assort-
ment, Just received at T. d. CIauss'
merchant tailoring establishment, which
he is selling at the lowest prices.
For family flour, of the very best
quality go to j. X. Rickert, East Weiss
port. Lumber and coal in large ol
small quantities at lowest market rates
A few lots in RickertoNn still unsold-
buy at once.
If yop want a nice fitting suit of
cloths leave your measure with 7. d
Clauss, and make your selection of goods
from his immense stock of cloths, cas-
simeres and vestings. Prices, quality
and workmanship bound to suit.
The roads in Lehighton and vicni
ty are now in excellent condition; there
is no better place in the Lehigh Valley
for carriage riding, and our liverymer
David Ebbert and L. f. Kleppingel
keep the best teams in the county, and
their charges are very reasonable.
"A Household Remedy.-No family
should be without some efficaciou;
remedy for the cure of affections Sc
universally prevalent as coughs, colds
sore throat, whooping-cough and crouI
some remedy, too, which can be reli
ed on as safe, sure ard certain. DR.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry com,
bines the desideratum.
Hood calls the slamming of door
by a person in a passion "a wooden
oath"
--County surveyors are now required
to have their offices at the county seat
One night last week fifteen L. &
S, coal cars were smashed to smithe-
reens at Phllipsburg. The accident was
caused by car running off the track.
Mr.. r. E. Miller, of Lehigh Gap
will at once begin jhe erection of new
tannery at that place, on the site of the
one destroyed by fire about four weeA
ago.
TO the ladies of Lehighton, Weiss.
port and Packerton. .-Laury & Peters
agents for ]. l.. Farr's French kid