The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-02-13

the basement o. Mr.. Eugene Boyer's
grocery, on second street in Catasau
qua, and took therefrom about 80 lbs
of butter, pieces of dried beef, and q
ham.
Miss Ella Williams, ID :yeqr old
daughter of Mr.. John Williams, the
chief clerk of the Crane Iron Co., al
Catasauqua, died on Monday morning
last after an illness of several months.
Martha Close, wife of VIM. Close,
who one night last fall threw her baby
into the Lehigh at Freemansburg,
drowning it, was tried for the offence
last week at Easton, and acquitted, be.
cause of being of unsound mind. She
is to be sent to the State Lunatic .4sy.
lum at Harrisburg for treatment.
-Laury & Peters can fit you with
clothing, boots, shoes, CATERS, hats,
caps, shirts, or in fact any article Of
gentleman's wear at very low prices.
Detectives have arrested in Scranton
eight persons implicated, as alleged, in
the robbery of the Second National
Bank of Carbondae. The arrested per-
sons are: G. Bond and wife. A. Dec
ker, wife, and son, John McGovern,
Billy Brown, and Billy Rafferty,. Five
thousand dollars of the stolen money
were found on the premises Of one of
the parties.
The Pittston Gazette warns the pub
lie against two imposters, giving their
names as Harry T. Smith and Charles
Martin, who are trayeling from place
to place i'm mploring charity from the Or
der of Odd Fellows. Smith is partially
lame, has dark eyes, sandy hair and
mustache, and is about five feet in
height. Martin is short and fleshy.
For the remainder of the season T.
d. Clauss will sell overcoats at about
cost, in order to close out his present
large stock, and all other goods at panic
prices.
Send your orders for job printing
to the ADVOCATE office. New press
and large lot of new and elegant type
just received. Prices fully as low as
New York or Philadelphia.
j. X. Rickert has still few of those
eligible lots in Rickertstown to dispose
of. If you feel like securing good home
call and see him. He is also supplying
Hour, feed, lumber and coal at the low
est rates.
Mcdaniel & Nicholson, retail dea-
lers in fresh fish and oysters, in the old
Office OF the Fort Allen Rolling Mil,
Weissport. Families supplied at short
notice and at the lowest market price.
Visits Lehighton, Tuesdays, Thursdays
ana Saturdays. Look out for the wag-
on. (22)
-Abbie Rex, widow of Elias Rex,
late of Slatington, recently made a do-
nation of $500 to the Evangelical Luth-
eran congregation Of st. Johns Church,
in that place.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany Will discontinue the use of the
vacuum brake, which they have been
using on their cars for some time, ow-
ing to the number of car wheels it rem
ders useless.
"A. d. Wilt, son of Mr.. James Wilt,
Motel keeper at Centre Valley, will the
present spring take the old VOLTS stand
ON the Lehigh fountain, at present
Kept by Mr. Nathan Gaumer.
Fast horses and neat carriages at
very low rates can always be had at the |
popular livery Of l.. L. Kleppinrer. |
corner of Bank and Iron street. Chas. |
Gelss has leased the carriage manufac.
tory of Nr. Kleppinger and is ready for
orders.
Gents furnishing goods a specially
NJ L. ID. Clauss'. His gents collar
Beauty of Lehighton"- manufactured
Tor him, is splendid article for % cents
per box. Try them.
If you want dish of nice oysters,
20 to ID Krock G5 Co. They have them
resh every day and serve them up in
'Very style tosuit the taste ofcustomers.
Boots, shoes and CATERS of every
tyle In the market, of the best mater
al and most fashionable make at knock
lown prices, at T. d. Clauss'.
"A number of the men employed by
he Bethlehem Iron Company were on
saturday week discharged for refusing
o work in the place of strikers.
MY eyes with tears is red and dim,
Cause he loves she and loves him;
But they'll be better by and by,
HNh shc GUS lllln anu ne loves IL
And, she might have added, hires
ne of David Ebbert's splendid teams,
which can always be obtained at low
gure.
Mr.. John B. Dold, lately with
lessrs. d. KrOck & Co. ,Iof this bor-
ugh, will during the coming week open
bread, cake and pretzel bakery, on
tn street, East Mauch Chunk. Mr..
}. thoroughly understands his business,
nd we bespeak for him liberal shore
I patronage in his new location.
Mr.. Bachard, formerly Of East
'enn', Carbon county, has rented the
nee popular stand known as the Blue
lountalan Hotel, near the old Lehiph !
urnace. Mr.. b. is man who under. :
-ands his business, and will take nos :
ssslon of the property about the lst of
-pril. - a
William Gouldstraw, for the kill.
lg of Oliver Richards, at Audenrled. f
a., on December 2l; 1874, in self.de- :
'nce, was released on Friday night of
st week, at Mauch Chunk, before v
udge Dreher, on a wit of habeas cor. t
nG M H.