The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-07-18
-"Poho-Poco" will receive attention

-"Poho- POGO" will receive attention
in our next. Glad to hear from you.
' You can get a nice fitting boot,
shoe or gaiter at w. A. Graver's for a
very moderate price.
The Fort Allen Cornet Band are
making arrangements for holding pic
mic shortly.
Mrs. j. T.. Swindells was in town
Tuesday last, visiting her old friends.
Groceries and provisions are speci-
atty at W. A. Graver's.
Horses and carriages of the best at
L. F. Kleppinger's livery; also, on hand
a lot of curb stones snd planks suitable
for sidewalks.
"A brakeman named Washburn, son
of Jas. Washburn, of Beaver Meadow,
had both his feet cut off on Thursday
evening last week, by being run over
by the cars at that place.
If you want neat and substantial
boot, shoe or gaiter, made to order, call
on Thos. A. Williams, nearly opposite
Durling's Drug store. "A fine assort-
ment of misses and chlldren's CATERS
and ladies' slipp ers al ways in stock.
F. P. Lentz is now prepared to re-
ceive his friends, and supply them with
every article in his line at very low
prices. See his advertisement.
1t is said the Crane Iron Co. con-
template shortly to start up fourth
stack.
The State Camp of the Patriotic
Order Sons of American meets In Ian
caster on Aug. l1th.
w. A. Graver is constantly receiv-
ing new and fashionable additions to
his stock of dress goods, dry goods, &C.,
and is selling at prices fully as low as
the same quality of goods can be obtain
ed in the cities.
H. Z. Fatzinger, late j. Fatzinger
& Son, keeps constantly on hand large
stock of fine groceries, fruits and vege-
tables, which he is selling very low for
cash. Fresh fruits and vegetables al
most daily.
1--Messrs. Hausman & Kuhns have
dissolved partnership. Mr.. Kuhns
will continue the business In this boro-
ugh, and Mr.. Hausman will remove to
Summit Hill, where he has leased Fish,
er's building, nearly opposite the Eagle
Hotel, and will open a bread and cake
bakery in about two weeks. The peo-
pie of Summit Hill have long needed a
place where they could obtain bread
and cakes of superior quality, and Mr.
Hausman is just the man to supply the
want! We bespeak for him a liberal
support from the good people of that
vicinity.
--One hundred cases of school states
were last week shipped from the quarry
at Danielsville, Northampton Co., for
Japan.
-Freemansburg is about to organize
aCamp Of the Patriotic Order Sons OF
america. The new Camp will start
with twenty-five members.
The Democatic State Convention
will be held this year at Pittsburg, or
Wednesday, the 26th of August.
The Republican State Convention
will be held at Harrisburg, on Wednes
day, August 10th.
"A friend in need.-Dr. Wlstar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry is a friend in
deed. Who has not found it such in
curing all diseases of the lungs and
throat, coughs. colds, and pulmonary
affections, and "last, not least" con-
sumption? The sick are assured that
the high standard of excellence on which
the popularity of this preparation Is
based, will always be maintained by thu
proprietors.
Deacon Dewar, of st. Andrews
Quebec, writes to the New York Wit.
ness that oyster shells burned into {
lime and mixed with sweet oil anC
eaten, will cure hydrophobia. The pa
tent to fast from food and water fol
several hours. The Witness vouchei
for the Deacon's Christian integrity.
For sale five octave Parlor Organ
(new) at a great reduction. apply a
this 0ffiee.