The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-03-21

at the Valley House, and was c0mpos-
ed as follows: Hon. James Houston,
the three Commissioners, their clerk,
James r. Struthers, Esq, and the As
SCISSOR, Hon. q II. Long A number
of appeals were heard. At noon the
party sat down to good old-fashioned
sauer krout dipner, got up in host Rau-
denbush's usual style. rI~ .-..-
Boots, shoes and rubbers can be
had at w. A. Graver's cheap store,
Bank Street, Lehighton.
Charles Trainer, corner of Lehigh
and lion streets, will supply you with
-four and feed, plow your gardens or
do your haaling at reasonable rates.
In accordance with previous notice.
we understand that the committee ap-
pointed at the late meeting of the Le-
high Presbytery, met at the residence
OF Mr. J. Dropg. in this borough, on
Tuesday last, for the purpose of inveS-
tigating the difficulties between the
members of the First Presbyterian
church of Lehighton and their Pastor.
After hearing both parties, 1t was rec
commended by the committee. both part
les agreeing to the same, that the pastor
seek q dissolution of his pastoral rela-
ton, to take effect as soon as June 1st.
Services will be held in the new church
as soon rs practicable.
Hats & caps. newest styles and low
est prices, at +. d. Clauss', Bank st.
The base ballists of Lehighton and
Weissport will play their first game this
season this afternoon, on the flats, near
the l.. s. S. depot. Prize, bat and ball.
Thomas Mantz, of the Exchange
Hotel, expects to receive car load OF
Western horses on the Goth inst.
Don't forget the sale of furniture
at II. D. Ou's, Packerton. at twelve
O'Clock, to-day. ..
do you want good fitting suit OF
cloths? I'hen 60 to the popular lailoIing
establishment of L. d. Clauss.
Thousands Of Promising Youths,
OF both sexes, go down to untimely
grav, s. from general debility and weak
ness, who might be saved by fortifyine
their systems with Iron. The Peruvian
Syrup Is au Iron Tonic prepared cx-
pressly to supply the this vitalizng ele-
ment, and is only preparation OF
iron that will assimilate at once with
the blood. .r.-
The new postage law brings con.
siderable revenue from the New Yorb
advertising agencies. Geo. = Rowel
& Co.'S quarterly tills upon newspapers
received exceed $3.50; those of S. NJ
Pettingill & Co. are above $3.50, while
the agencies of w. j. Carlton, Bates 6
Locke, w. w. Sharpe and others mos
prominent, pay from one fourth to one
eighth of the above amounts.
boots, shoes and rubbers, very cheaI
for cash, at T. D. Clauss'.
WIN. Kemerer Is crowded day and
evening with customers purchasing
cheap and handsome dress goods, dry
goods, groceries, provisions and hard
ware.
"A good girl is wanted for genera
housework. Good wages paid 10 suit
able girl. Apply to NJ. w. Rauden
bush, Packerton, Pa.
If you wanta nice fitting shirt &c
your measure taken by T. D. Clauss.
Rev. Noble Frame, of Maucl
Chvyk, was visited by surprise part!
oYTuesday evening.
" On Friday morning OF last weel
the stable Of DR.. j. G. Kramer, in Mill
port, was destroyed by fire. The bull
ding took fire from spark from tn,
stack of the steam tannery at that place
Loss, between 5000 and 800. No insp
rance. 4
The Lecture room of the new NJ
E. church, at Nauch Chunk, will bC
dedi 'ated, to- morrow, Sunday Marcl
22nd. The services will begin at TO-
A, NJ. Rev. James Neil, one of the for
mer pastors, and an old resident o
Mauch Chunk, will preach at that hour
In the afternoon. the anru uaI missionary
anniversary of the Sunday school will
be celebrated, at which DR.. j. Vmcen
will ofticiate. III the evening DR.. Vim
cent will preach. -.. ....
We we're shown leaf of salaC
yesterday morning, from the garden o
Mr.. II. II. Peters, measuring az x 81;
inches.
Cash paid for old newspapers
books, &C., at A. G. Dollenmayer'
watchnaker's shop, Lehighton, Pa.
Bouts, shoes, hats, caps and gents
furnishing goods very low for cash a
Laury u Peters. Drop In and see.