The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-09-04
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Hive store, has just returned
from the city with "a full
stock Of fall dress goods, dry
goods notions, groceries, pro
visions, sc. Also, a full line
Of mems boots for fall and
winter wear, together with a
large stock of queensware, to
all of which he invites the
attention of the public. Call
early and secure bargains.
George B. schall, prominent ~
| yer Of Allentown, Pa, committed sui
eide Monday by shooting himself In the
head. No cause is assigned for the
David R. Randall, a prominent
lawyer, and formerly District Attorney
Of Luzerne CO. died Tuesday at Wilkes
barre.
William Rehrig, well known in
this county by the title Of Capt. VIM.
Rehrig, died at his residence In this
place, on Wednesday morning, the lst
inst, in his 10th year. He has left six
living chil6ren-8 sons and 3 daught-
ers all OF whom are married. The fu-
neral took place on Friday forenoon at
East Penn, and was largely attended
by relatives and friends of the family.
SOMETHING NIcE.-A fine assortment
of Twilled Silk, Bio. Green, and Black
10 or 12 Rib, Paragon Frame, Partridge
Wood Stick, Ivory Handle Umbrellas,
with name engraved. Remember, this
Is the only place In Carbon county TO
get genuine, first class Umbrella.
II Q. B. RHoADs,
Dealer in Umbrellas, Hats, Caps, &C.,
Market Square, Mauch Chunk.
= When you go to Allentown, re-
member that you can buy dry goods
cheaper at Kramers' corner than atany
other house in the Lehigh Valley.
Stick pin right here
- A tremendous sacrifice in wo.
mems mems and boys boots, shoes,
and CATERS of all styles and qualities,
at 7. ID. Clauss'. In order to close out
present stock, he Is now giving some of
the best bargains in this line of goods
ever before offered In this section. Call
early, If you would secure a real bar
gain. ,,l.,... ..-.... ..... ..,.. ....
= For Ice Cream, ice cold fountain
Soda Water, and choice CONNECTIONS,
you should not fail to call at Q. M.
Roth's, opposite Semmel's hardware
store. Also fresh bread and cakes ev-
ry deay.
Il. F. Kleppinger will sell guam
tity Of beadsteads, bedding, carpet, and
other articles of household furniture at
private sale call early for bargains.
q II. d. Clauss has been appointed
agent for this section for the celebrated
Butterick & Cos Garment Patterns for
ladies and children, and has now
stock of the latest styles on hand.
Ladies should call for catalogues.
james T. Meyers, connected with
the 47th regiment during the late war
as Lieut.. of company A., Capt. Graeffe,
died at his home In Easton on Sunday
morning week, aged AZ years, He
left wife and five children.
The Court of Washington county
has fined several Of the township audi
tors $50 each for not publishing re-
port of the financial condition OF their
several townships as required by law.
The new National Bank at Stating
ton commenced business operations on
Monday, and judging from the amount
received In the shape of individual de-
posits before II a. m.,-3, ,000-it starts
with brilliant prospects. The institu-
tion is most excellently officered, and
being that the town has long stood in
need Of bank, its career can not well
be otherwise than successful In, the
highest degree.
We have been furnished with the
names of number of night hawks"
who infest the corners of Bank street,
insulting the ladies as they pass along,
with request that we publish the
same. We have concluded not to com.
ply with the request until we have no.
titled them to desist from their present
course, when, II they continue, we will
publish the names. Boys, keep NOV
Ing.
Head Quarters for Boots, Shoes
and Rubbers.-Messrs. Laury & Pc
ters are now receiving and offering for
sale one Of the largest and best select
ed stocks of mems kip and calf boots,
womens' and childreHs CATERS, shoes
and rubbers ever brought into Lehigh-
ton, at prices which defy competition.
il you want TO buy cheap
for cash, now is the time, and Laury &
Peters the place
-Eben p. Day, late Secretary of
the Hazleton Building Association, who
was a few weeks ago arrested on
charge of embezzlement and admitted
to bail, is missing. .'.. .......
One Schafer presented check for
SS, 700 Wednesday TO r. T. McCabe,
cashier OF the Merchants and Mechan-
les Bank, Scranton, Pa, aud asked to
have 1t cashed. The draft was from
the First National Bank of Camden, N.
j., to the Fourth National Bank of
New York. 1t was accompanied by q