The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-02-14

Two to three degrees below zero
said the thermometer in this borough
last Monday morn ng.
Christian Boone, aged IS, was in.
stantly killed at Mell,rt & Kinsey's
foundry. Reading, Monfay, ty all iron
pipe which he was assisting to load on
Q wagon falling on his neck.
The church Of Rev. Wallace Rad =
clifte, Reading, has been designated as
the place for holdiRg the next meeting
Of the Lehigh Presbytery.
The L. & S. R. r. have COM
nenced to fill in for the second track at
Catasauqua.
Fresh bread and cakes daily at
Hsusman & Kuhns'.
If you want Job Printing of any
description, you should call at the
CARBON ADVOCATE OFFICE,
where you can get it done as quick
and as well as elsewhere, and SAVE
IS PER CENT. on your order. Come
along. We are ready to serve you.
ALFRED Tiley and VIM. Zinzer, en-
ployed at the Allentown Rolling Mills,
were smothered to death Monday after
noon, while at work fixing a valve at the
bottom of Q well connected with the
mills.
The attention Of our readers y
directed to the synopsis Of the new
election law published on our fourth
page to-day.
--"Panic Prices" is still the motto at
II. A. Beltz's store. Those desiring to
purchase are invited to give him an
early call.
Hon. c. Albright will please &C.
cept our thanks for public documents.
. The contract for rebuilding the
tannery recently destroyed oy FIRE has
been awarded to Nathan Moser. The
work will be oouwenced about the
middle Of March, and to be finished by
May 1st. The size Of the building will
be 40xs0 feet, two stories, frame.
II. S. Beck, the merchant tailor,
keeps one Of the largest and best as
tortments OF cloths, cassimeres and
vestings in this section, which he Is
prepared to cut, ct and make up in the
most fashionable ami durable manner.
Hats, caps, boots, shoes, &C., In endless
variety at low prices.
The Phoenix Band, OF Mauch
Chunk, passed through our borough on
Monday. 1t furnished our citizens With
with some very excellent music. OF
course they did not fail to cal on J. W.
Raudenbush, the host Of the Valley
House, in passing through town. Their
visit being pleasant and agreeable to
all parties concerned.
Tho next Fair Of the Lehigh County
Agricultural Society will be held on
the Goth and s0th Of September, and
WSSbobFt Aob oho
Isaac Meyers new residence, on
Pine street, Is ready for the plasterers.
He will move in on April LIST, and will
then be prepared to receive his friends.
-,Go'to Snyder & Wills, Welssport,
for oolong, Japan and English Break
fast teas.
Mr.. N. Moser will commence the
bailding Of house for Fred. Leuck |,
ESQ.,, rs soon as the weather opens,
on Mahoning street. Size, 2ox24, two
stories, with kitchen attached.
The total receipts by Mr. Edward
Ruhe. Collector OF Internal Revenue for
the Sixth District, for the month OF
January, were 500, ,25s.40.
AN accident occurred at No Q fur.
race at Catasauqna one day last week,
by which man named Samuel Greg ,
was badly hurt. He was attending the
Are under the boilers, and had barrow
Of coal dumped down upon him by one
Of the oilers from the top OF the furnace.
At first 1t was thought several ribs were
broken. but this did not prove to be so.
His shoulder Is badly bruised and foot
injured. - Allentown Democrat.
Syrup molasses at 10, 10, 10, is
and 20 cents per quart for the best In
the market, aud q superior article OF
baking mOlasses for 25 cents per quart,
at Snyder & Wills, weissport.
"A True Balsam. DIR. Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry Is trueiy bal.
sam. It contains the balsamic principle
OF Wild Cherry, the balsamic properties
OF tar and OF pine. Its ingredients are
ali balsaniie. Coughs, Colds, Sore
ThFoAtA. Bronchitis, ana Consumption
speedily disappear under its balsamic
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