The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-24
The Gartu, Sdrpfate,
SATURDAY., MORNING, JULY "a, 1876.
Local and Personal.

Travel on the Lehigh Valley Rail.
road increases.
Five Thursdays, five Fridays and
five Saturdays this month.
lRe--The picnic grounds at Lapry's
Station are becoming popular.
The Bethlehem Iron Co. made q
net profit of $50, 600 last year.
81 Good prints at cts. per yard, at
Dan. Graver's Bee Hive Store.
DIR. E. F. Steckel is lying seriously
al at the residence of his parents in
\ Whitehall.
The New National Bank at Stating
ton will commence business about Au-
gust 1st. t...I....
The Easton Grays have In view an
,encampment Of several days at the
Water Gap -s sso.
Hardware, coal and lumber at the
very lowest market prices, at F. P.
Semmel's.
= Northampton county is proud of
the fact that she has no candidates for
State officers. ...
"A new and handsome lot of prints
Just received at Dan. Graver's Bee
Hive Store.
The 7:04 p. M. up train on the L.
4 S. Railroad now stops regularly at
the Lehighton depot.
a,a--H, A. Beltz, OF this borough, will
he candidate for the Democratic NOM
ination for l.egister and Recorder.
IA very pleasant party from Lel
highton assembled at j. T. Mechanics,
up the valley, on Saturday evening last.
=, =, Charles Trainer, is now fixed III his
new sto on Second street, and Is SELF
Ing -four, feed &c. OF lowest rates, Try
him.
rasg--Now is the time to put in tucum-
Der pumps. You can get them from f
p. Semmel at cost. They are the best
pumps made.
The Grand Lodge of the knights
OF Pythias OF the State of Pennsylvania
u VIII convene In EastOn on Tuesday Ap,
gust 10Th.
Hon. Asa Packer has been elected
TO fill the position in the Erie Railroad
Board of Directors formerly occupied
by Hon. Thomas A. Scott.
Il. F. Kleppinger, at his livery OF
the corner of Bank and Iron streets, hai
a lot Of nobby horses and handsome car
riages, which he hires out at very low
prices.
"a The coats made up by Laury
Peters are not only neatly trimmed bu
well made up of the best material, ant
the "ht" is unsurpassed by 'any othe
man,
y EPOTATO BUGS.-Durlug, tn
druggist, has just received 1000 Ib
of pure PARIS GREEN. The onl,
sure remedy for the destruction of th
Potato Bugs.
Mrs. Guth, the Weissport millineI
calls attention to the fact that she
now selling spring and summer hat
and bonnets, for ladies and children, @
and below cost. II you would secure
bargain call early.
When travelling up Mahoning Val
ley, femember that j. T. McDaniels
the only man that keeps q supply {
Ice In his bar room, and also that h
wines, liquors, &C., are Of the be
quality. Stick a pin here
rg-Mr. Chase removed his glass bloV
ing machinery to Stropdspurg on Tue
day last, its attempted establishment
this borough having proved a failur
Mr.. Chase feels confident that he W
succeed In StroudsDurg, some SO, 900
$4,000 worth OF stock being alreaC
promised.
j. X. Rlckert has still few of tho
eligible lots in Rickertstown to dispo
of. II you feel like securing go
home call and see him He is also So
plying -four, feed, lumber and coal at I
lowest rates.
"A RARE CHANcE-We offer for 81
one Of Edward Plotts' Star Parlor G
FgAns, fresh from his. factory at Was
Aington, N. j. This instrument is su
passed by none In the market. q
at this Office
1000 MEN WANTED.-To sect
great bargains ut Laury & Peters. TIL
have just received large stock of ia
cy woTsted and cashmere sultings, viii
they are prepared to make up in q
class style, at 1875 prices, 70 suit
times. i.AN u. III.
We. are informed that Rev. G.
Townsend, pastor OF the Packerton
Z. Church, has been prostrated by
attack OF pneumonia during the p
week. We are pleased TO lealn th
under the treatment of DR.. N. y. Reb
he has so far recovered as to be cons
cred out Of danger.