The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-26
Local and Personal.

.--Hats and caps Of every style at the
lowest prices at T. d. Clauss'.
"A new 7 1-8 octave piano for sale,
very low. Apply at this Office.
job printing OF every description
neatly done at the ADVOCATE office.
r. --Gent's furnishing goods in every
variety, very cheap at T. d. Clauss'.
TO vote next fall you must be as.
sessed by September 1st or lose your
vote.
Hardware, coal and lumber at the
very lowest market prices, at F. p.
Semmel's.
-Slatington wants five teachers for
the ensuing term. Salary from $50 up
to $50 per month.
.--D-. J. G.. Grosscup recently sold
out his Office and practice at Slatington
to his former student, DR.. L. A. Snyder.
Charles Trainer, Is now fixed In his
new store on Second street, and Is SELL
ing -four, feed, &c. OF lowest rates. Try
him.
49, An elegant assortment of spring
and summer suitings to select from at
L. d. Clauss' Hall Of Fashion, Bank
Street.
IT. d. Clauss has just received u
very large stock of fancy worsted suit
ings, which ne is making up a. lowest
prices.
If you want nice fitting suit of
clothes, call at the merchant tailoring
establishment of T. d. Clauss and be
suited.
The anniversary exercise of Lafay.
ette College, at Easton, will commence
on Sunday june 27tn, and continue
five days.
Now Is the time to put in Cucum-
ber pumps. You can get them from r.
p. Semmel at cost. They are the best
pumps nade.
The other day Mr.. P. a. Semmel,
.coachmaker in SlatiDgton, lost one of
his COWS by having it run over by q
train OIL the L. V. kR.
Hats, for yonng and old, rich and
poor at G. b. Rhoads', Mauch Chunk,
also fine stock of gents canes of ele-
giant styles. Cheap for cash.
Great bargains In muslins, calicoes,
prints, stuffs and all kinds of domestic
goods at Kramer's Corner Store, Sixth
and Hamilton streets, Allentown.
Rev. Mr.. Evans, of Slatington will
preach In the NJ. E. Church, TO- NOR
row Sunday In the morning at 10 80
and In the evening at 7.30 o'clock.
.-Catasauqua Tribe, No. 2O4, I'm.
proved Order of Red Men, will hold
their second annual pic mic on Saturday,
July 3rd, in grove near Catasauqua.
Il. F. Kleppinger, at his livery on
the corner Of Bank and Iron streets, has
a lot Of nobby horses and handsome car
riages, which he hires out at very low
prices.
The coats made up by Laury &
Peters are not only neatly trimmed but
well made up of the best material, and
the INT" Is unsurpassed by "any other
man,
We had the pleasure Thursday
morning Of meeting o. o. Musselman,
Esq, OF the Stark Co. (Ind.) Ledger,
who is here on visit among his old
friends and relations.
Boots, shoes and CATERS, made es.
peciaily for the trade Of this locality
are selling at knock down" prices al
L ID. Clauss' merchant tailoring es-
taDlishmeht, ON Bank Street.
Cabbage, red beets, onions, sailed
bananas, pine apples. and all the eaIly
fruits and vegetables at s. e. Fatz'
inger's, just received fresh from tht
CITY markets, and selling very low fol
cash. lI -
y. K. Rickert has still o few of those
eligible lots In Rickertstown to dispose
OF. II you feel like securing a good
home call and sec him He Is also sup.
plying tiour, feed, lumber and coal at thu
lowest rates.
"a BARE CHANoE-We offer for salt
one OF Edward Plotts' Star ParlOr Or
gans, fresh from his factory at Wash
tngton, n. j. This instrument Is sur
passed by none In the market. Call
at this ofiice.
There being an end of the miners
strike In the Schuylklll region, Major
GENERAL Siegfrled has issued an order
relieving the Eighth Regiment, Nation,
al Guards. from duty at Shenandoah aud
Aahanoy City.
The Sunday Tribune. publis o.
806 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Il
one OF the neatest, as it is also one O
the most ably edited papers In thu
State. IL has Just donned q neat anC
tasty new dress.