The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-09-04
Local and Personal.

Local and Personal.
-Plowing ground for wheat seeding
now goes on. .,-.
lee cream will soon step down and
out, and oysters step In. ss.-p-
Leave your measure with Laury 4
Peters, IL you would look nice.
--Lehjgh Hook & Ladder Co., meets
Monday evening next at 7:30 O'Clock.
Regular monthly meeting of Bor-
ough Council, Monday evening, Sept.
Mrs. Guth, of Weissport, is now
receiving her stock Of fall and winter
millinery goods. lilT aut
Mr.. Joseph Fenner, proprietor of
the Weissport Hotel, died Wednesday
morning, In the 6lst year of his age.
The new store buildings Of VIM.
Kemerer and f. p. Semmel are rapidly
moving along to completion.
The "fts" given at Laury &
Peters, are unsurpassed by any other
house In the county.
Special meeting of Infinito Castle,
No. 70, A. o. K. Of M, G. tonight
ISaturday,) In Rebers' Hall, at 1880
O'Clock.
-Muhlenburg College commenced
Its fall and winter session Wednesday.
The session will continue sixteen
weeks.
The markets are glutted with
watermellons, cantelopes, and peaches,
the latter are selling as from 81 per
bushel upwards.
One thousand dollars has been sub
scrlhed to the Weatherly Driving Park
Association. We wish our Weatherly
friends success to their new enterprise.
The fall suits being gotten up by
Laury q Peters, are fashionable and
neat, while the price is within the reach
Of all.
Hon. A. J. Durling aud j. s.
Lentz, Esq., will ieave for Erie on Sun
day night, to attend the Democratic
convention, which takes place next
Wednesday. ,ta a
Nathan Fegiey and Geo. Collins,
OF Mauch Chunk, were In town Tues
day with fine load Of peaches, canta-
loupes and mellons which they sold
cheap for cash. - ''
The Weissport public schools will
open on Monday next Sept. 9th. Mr..
James Derr, Of Bellevue, Ohio, has
been engaged rs pnneipai, and Mrs. G.
Kesslef, formerly Of Lehighton, as as
sistant.
"A fpe sorrel horse was stolen on
Saturday night . week from Daniel
Hlnterleitner, of Kutztown.
Tho Glendon Iron Co. have re-
started their No. 8 stack, so that now
two OF their furnaces are again going.
-Mr. David George, of Slatipgton,
last week lost fne bay horse by death
from lung fever. The animal was val
ued at $3.50.
Peters Household Melodies. No. o,
is just received, and as usual is full of
the choicest gems In new music. Am
ong the contents we notice. Little
hands we clasp no MORE" "3onnie
Blue-Eyed Nell." ''Charge of the
Light Brigade" &c. This excellent
musical monthly Is published by j. L.
Peters, s4s Broadway. N.Y. Terms
$4 year. l.IlI'F
When freedom from her mountain
height unfurleJ her standard to the air,
her skirts, pinned back so very tight,
made her appear exceeding spar. Hire
your horses aud carriages at the popu.
livery OF David Ebbert. His teams are
nobby aud his charges moderate.
j. X. Rlckert has still few of those
eligible lots In Rickertstown TO dispose
OF. II you feel like securing a good
home call and see him. He Is also sop
plying -four, feed, lumber and coal at the
lowest rates.
"A RARE CHANoE-We offer for sale
ono OF Edward Plotts' Star Parlor Or V.
gans. fresh from his factory at Wash
ington, N. j. This instrument is sur
passed by none in the market. Call
at this ONCE.
-Watermelons, peaches and all the
early fruits and vegetables received
fresh from the city every day, at S. K.
Fatzinger's, Bank Street, aud selling
very cheap for cash.
Now is good time TO secure
cheap. durable, and well made clothing.
T. ID. Ciauss, the merchant tailor, is
selling very low to make room for fall
goods, and Is Offering his stock of ele-
CANT cloths, casslneres, and vestings,
At ngures 70 suit the present. rates OF
wages. Style and ht guaranteed In ey-
cry case.
The late Hon. George B. Schall,
decd, had insurances on his life 10 the
amount of Sfk n0n