The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05
Local and Personal.
What about the 4th of July? Will
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the people of Lehighton celebrate?
Hats and caps of every style at the
lowest prices at T. D. CIauss''
Potato bugs are making their ap-
pearance in large numbers.
Gents furnishing goods in every
variety, very cheap at I. d. Clauss'.
The hills, fields and valleys are
now assuming their richest beauties.
The Thomas Iron Co., of Coplay,
have sunk $50, 900 whiting the last six
months.
IT. D. Clauss has Just received Il
very large stock of fancy worsted suit
ings, which he is making up az lowest
prices.
--"Echoes" of Mauch Chunk, was
in town Saturday. Sorry We were out,
but come again.
Our friend, G. T. Horn, now rusti-
Gates Oh a farm, and peddles milk and
garden sass.
"A new 1-3 octave piano for sale,
very low. Apply at this office.
AN elegant assortment of spring
and summer suitings to select from at
Il. d. Clauss' Hall of Fashion, Bank
Street.
-East)n has school debt of $102,-
9S9,l2. That OF Allentown is 30 big
that it can't be figured up.
Now is the time to put in Cucum-
Der pumps. You can get them from +.
=. semmel at cost. They are the best
pumps maze.
Great bargains in musins, calcoes,
prints, stuffs and all kinds Of domestic
goods at Kramer's Corner Store, Sixth
and Hamilton streets, Allentown.
The annual reunion of the 47th
Penna regiment will this year be held
at Sunbury Col. Goblin Is already per-
fecting the necessary arrangements.
Charles Trainer, is now fixed in his
new store on Second Street, and IS SELL
ing flour, feed, sc. at lowest rates. Try
him.
If you want nice fitting suit of
clothes, call at the merchant tailoring
establishment of I. ID. Clauss aud be
suited.
"A. j. Durling has Just received a
large and very handsome stock OF the
latest and neatest designs in wall pa
per, which lie is selling very low for
cash.
What holds all the srulf in the
world? No one nose. But everybody
knows David Ebbert always keeps
first class teams, which he lets out ON
very reasonable terms.
Hardware, coal and lumber at the
very lowest market prices, at F. p.
Semmel's.
Mr.. c. F. Smith of Bethlehem, and
Mr.. W. K. Smith, of Siegfried's Bridge.
were in town Saturday last, ami drop.
ped in to see us. Call again.
ID. w. Straup, of Lehigh Gap, i,
home on a visit from the West. He
will return to Ohio in week or So
lie looks well-the West evidently a
grees with him.
Apples, pine apples, bananas, rad
ishes and new onions, fresh this morn
ing, at S. e. Fatznger's, selling very
cheap.
"A large stock Of newest designs il
millinery goods just received at Mrs
Fatzinger's.
The first No. of The Saturday Star
published by Feckardt a jackson, a
South Bethlehem, Pa, is on our table
1t presents very neat Typographical
appearance and is well filed will
spicy local and miscellaneous matter
Long may it wave.
Hats, for yonng and old, rich AM
poor at G. b. Rhoads', Mauch Chunk
also fine stock of gents canes of ele
CANT styles. Cheap for cash.
You cannot find a more refreshing
drink this hot weather than the ice-col
fountain soda water at w. 5. Lobach';
late D, Krock & Co.'S. Ice cream, a
t1avors, day and evening. Fresh brea
and cakes every day.
1000 MEN WANTED.-To secure greu
bargains at Laury & Peteys. The
have just received large stock Of fan
cy worsted and cashmere suitings, whic
they are prepared to make up in fir:
class style, at 1875 prices, to suit th
times.
Il. +. Klepplnger, at his livery o
the corner OF Bank and Iron streets, hi
lot Of nobby horses and handsome ca
riages, which he hires out at very 10
prices.
j. K. Rlckert has still few of tho
eligible lots in Rickertstown to dlspo
Of. II you feel like securing a got
home call and see him He is also su
plying flour, feed, lumber and coal at II
lowest rates.