The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-03-27
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The Centennial Tea party will take
Z . place at the Mansion House. Mauch
Chunk, on wednesday evening next.
Tickets, Sl.50.
,7er--Friday morning Of last week, q
young man named Benjamin Booth,
resident of East Mauch Chunk, while
coupling cars at Packerton, had the
misfortune to have his right arm crush
ed between the bumpers, necessitating
Its amputation below the shoulder,
wnlch, operation was successfully per-
iormeu ny Drs. De oung anu Leonaru'
The Philadelphia and Reading X.
r. Company announces quarterly diyi-
uenu OF ~ per cent OF Sl4 per SNARE
payable april 20. ,........,r
e. X. Siewers, Esq, formerly the
sparkling paragraphist of the Mauch
Chunk Democrat, having been elected
to the Office OF District Attorney for the
County of Carbon, has abandoned jour
nsiieui ioI tle more iucra.lve PROFESSION
oi la"' ho"eii iNeporter'
H. V. Mortimer, ESQ.,, of the Ad-
.vocate, Lehlghton, does sensible thing
in treating with silent contempt the
slanderous Items in the Summit Hill In
teiligencer. Such stun does the man
VINO writes IL innnitely more harn than
him at wnom itls ieveied: Mr. Morth-
mer would lower himseif IN the esslma-
tion OF al decent people should he make
any rep'y'-Mauch Chunk Democrat.
-Thos. A. Williams has removed his
boot and shoe estap!lshmentfr from near
ly opposite NDurhng's drug store, to
Leuckel's block, k,opposite Public Square,
Bank street.
Charles Trainer is now fixed in his
new store on Second street, and is SELL
ing flour, feed, &c. at lowestrates. Try
him. Il
1000 MEN WANTED,-To secure CreM
bargains at Laury G. Peters. T6ey
have lust received a large stock of fan.
cy worsted and cashmere suitings, which
they are prepared to make up in first
class style, at 1875 prices, to suit the
times. r..
Il. f. Kleppinger, the popular
liyery maj. is again ready to snnnlv
YOU with first class teams at low prices
He has also few ellgibly located lots
in this borough, which he will sell low
for cash. Look at them, - ? :
We have lust received another ,ot
of new and beautiful STYLES of lob type
and splendid coloied inks for lob print.
ing. Send in your orders now. Prices
lower than any other Office in this sec.
tlon, and satisfaction in all cases guar.
anteed. q W. {} H q kr
Michael Flanagan, on trial at Potts.
Vile for killing James MoGorlick, near
Mahonoy City, In December last. was
convicted on Saturday OF murder in the
second degree.
-"Jake Mickafickel," must furnish
US with his real name before we can
publish his letter. =
Again we would remind You of