The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-03-13
d II. SEWERS,
The Garhpm StmpfatF,
Local and Personal.
st. Patrick's Day-next Wednes-

Cur letter from "Bonashtettle"
will appear next week.
Hon. Charles Albright will please
accept our thanks for Congressional
documents.
The Great Council of J. o. Of Il.
NJ. of Pennsylvania, will be held at
Wilkes Barre on Tuesday, May 11th.
No. 9. of Vick's Florial Guide has
been received. Persons desiring seeds
of any kind should address Vick's
FNoral Guide, Rochester, N. Y. They
will he honestly be dealt with by Mr..
Wick,
"A man may forget his business, but
he will never forget the splendid team
he hired at the popular livery of David
Ebbert, in Lehighton. Terms low.
The new postal cards are to be of
violent blue tint The border end al!
directions as to where and how to write
name and address will be dispensed
with. A monogram formed of the let
ters u, ST. will be printed on the
card in black ink, This will be on the
upper left-h hand corner, across which
will be the words "Postal Card" The
Will luAuklUiiu
tresses hanging down her back and con.
fined by cap-adorns the upper left
hand corner. The new cards will be
identical in size with the old ones.
-Thos. A. Williams has removed his
s5oot and shoe establishment from near
4y opposite Durling's drug store, to
Leuckel's block, 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 lowest rates. Try
him.
Don't fail to see Lehigh
Hook & Ladder Co.'S enter
tainment, in the new school
hall, tonight. Tickets, 25c.
1000 MEN WANTED.-To secure great
bargains at Laury & Peters. They
have just received a large stock of fan
cy worsted and cassin ere suitings, which
they are prepared 20 make up in first
class style, at 1875 prices, to suit The
times.
"A man employed ct Packcrton, in
attempting to get on Moving train, on
Monday last, slipped and had his foot
caught under the wheel and badly
smashed. Amputation was necessary.
"A full line Of carpets Just received
and for sale at low prices at 4. 81 d.
Graver's, Bank street.
Owen Garden, an old man OF 20,
had his left leg fractured in two places
by bank of coal dirt falling upon him
a few days, ago at Nesqueloning. He
was taken to the Pennsylvania Hopital,
philadelphia, on "Wednesday.
"A. g. d. Graper have just received
.aslarge assortment of Boots, Shoes and
Gaiters for ladies', gents and chill
dren's wear, of the best make, which
they are selling very low. Call and
examine goods.
james Fritzinger. of GermansviWe,
in attempting to board q moving train
at SlaiiDgton on Tuesday afternoon,
slipped and fell beneath the cars. His
right leg was cut off above the ankle
and his left leg broken. The young
man was Immediately conveyed TO his
homes Ivy his three brothers who wcge
present, saLd DR.. Miller of Slatingion
attended to his wounds.
The oil sheds of L. c. & &c.
Paine, at Wilkesbare, were crushed in
by snow OF Tuesday night. A pipe
connecting with several large tanks
was broken by the falling timbers, and
1000 gallons of oil were lost.
Two children of William Thomas
cOlored, we're burned TO death at vii.
kesbarre Wednesday morning, while
the mother was gone for water. The
eldest was three years of age.
There was an explosion Of Gre
damp in the Baltimore Shaft, at Wilkes
barre, on Tuesday night, which blew
the doors off their hinges, threw dowI
tmbers and did other damage. A mum
ber of the miners were burned-Wm
Themas, James O'Donnel and Michae
MeCHe seriously.
Dress Goods in every variety, o
the choicest patterns, at A. s.. d. Ora.
ver's. Prices to suit the times.
The coats made up by Laury
Peters are not only neatly trimmed bu
well made up Of the best material, ant
the ''ft" is unsurpassed by "any othe
man." uI.... ....H
L F. Kleppinger, the popula
livery man, is again ready to suppl,
yon with first-class teams at low prices
lie has also few eliglbly located lot
in this borough, which he will sell 10y
for cash. Look at them. ..-.... .
If you want a dish of nice oysters
go to d Kroek & Co. They have ther
fresh every day and serve them up i
every style to suit the taste ofcustomers
u. X. Rickert has still few of thos
eligible lots in Rickertstown to dispos
of. II you feel Ike securing good HON
call and'see him. lie is also supplyin
flour, feed, lumber and coal at the low
est rates.