The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-09-11
Get ready for the county fair.
THAT'S fair. ~. % " t -ca4-.

Peters, II you would look nice --
Work has been resumed in the mills
,of, the Bethlehem Iron Company.
German has lately been introduced
into the public schools of South Easton.
The /" fits" given at Laary &
Peters, are unsurpassed by any other
house In the county. ~ ~ ~
On fourteen days last month rain
fell. There were twelve clondy, and
Ave clear days.
.-Berks ceunty's agricultural fair
will open at Reading next Tuesday, and
continue four days.
The fall suits being gotten up by
Laury & Peters, are fashionable and
meat, while the price is within the reach
of all.
u. K. Ricket has still few of those
eligible lots In RIckeTtstown to dispose
of. If you feel like securing a good
home call and see him He is also sup.
plying flour, feed, lumber and coal at the
lowest rates. lGl.rl.
"A RARR CHANcE-We offer for sale
one OF Edward Plots Star Parlor Or .,
gans, fresh from his factory at WASH
ington, N. j. This INSTRUMENT is sur
passed by none in the market. Gail
at this office. ea.
-Waterhelo9s. peaches and all the
early fruits and vegetables received
fresh from the city every day, at K.
Fatzinger's, Bank Street, aud selling
very cheap for ca h.
The keystone State Normal School,
at KutZtoWn, has 220 students in at.
tendance the present term.
I. The owners of the Lehigh Fire
Brick Works of CataSauqua have cut
,dowE the wages Of their hands to dol
lar per day.
Mr.. Geddes, watchmap at the
,Mauch Chunk powder house, assisted
by his son, recently killed rattlesnake
with nineteen rattles, His snakeship
fought savagely.
No. 8 stack of the Crane Iron CON-
pany, Catasauqus, made $40 tons of
strictly No. Y Foundry iron last
week. This Is the largest production
under the anthracite process on record.
Now is a good time to secure
T. d.. Clauss, the merchant tailor, is
selling very low to make room for fall
goods, and is Offering his stock of ele-
CANT cloths, cassime. es, and vestings,
at figures to suit the present rates OF
wages. Style and tit guaranteed In ev-
cry case. li.-..s T''ff
When freedom from her mountain
height unfurlei her standard TO the air,
her skirts, pinned back so very tight,
made her appear exceeding spar. Hire
your horses and carriages at the popu.
livery OF David Ebbert. His teams are
.nobby and his charges moderate.
"A young man named Killam, Of
Paupack Pike county, Pa, while hunt
Ing on Monday had both hands blown
Oh at the wrists by the accidental dis
charge Of his gun. -sg
Cornelius Boyer and family left
town on the IL AS a. m. pp train Thurs
day for Lindsey, Ohio. where ohe will
90 into the dry goods business. He
has our best wishes for success in his
new home. -ss ......'.,
"A man named Titus, OF Easton, In
attempting TO jump on 0 coal train, at
Weissport on Friday OF last week, Slip
pod and had bis foot smashed under the
wheel, Dfs. Zern and Derhamer am
putated the injured member. Another
warning 10 fools.
They are tearing out, with a view
20 enlsEgiDg and Improving the facill-
ties OF the L. v. depot at this place.
SOMETHING NIoE.-.A Hne assortment
OF Twillst Hilk, Bio. Green, aud Black
10 or 10 RIB, Paragon Frame, Partridge
Wood Stick, Ivory Handle Umbrellas,
With name engraved. Remember, this
js the only place 10 Carbon county to
get q genuine, frst class Umbrella.
InITnQ TCC. B. RHoADs,
Dealer In Umbrellas, Hats, Caps, &c.,
Market Square. Manch Chunk.
When you 20 TO Allentown, re-
member that sou can buy dry goods
cheaper at Kramefs' corner than at any
other hou e In the Lehigh Valley,
Stick . pin right hFe
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