The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-11-20


Gated 10 Jos. Obert's brick building.
"A full line Of ladies' and gents
underware at Daniel Graver's Bee Hive
store.
Thursday next, the 95th inst, will
be Thanksgiving Day.
The Teachers County Institute
will meet in Lehigbton School House,
Monday, Nov. Goth, and continue dur
ing the week.
Now advertise your holiday goods
II you expect to sell them.
Carl Shurz and Theodore Tilton
are to lecture in Eastop shortly.
In Upper Macungie several entire
families are down with the typhoid fe
yer.
Full line OF boots, shoes and rub
tbers at the Bee Hive store of Daniel
CGrayer's.
There are pow ffty,elght pnlson-
.ers confined in the Easton Jail.
We will thank you kindly for any
Items" of local interest you mey send
.us.
1t is rumored that the rolling mill
in CatasauQpa will be restarted ton the
lst of December.
The Bethlehem Iron Company's
Works,probably the largest in the land,
are running night and day.
THE partial revival of activity
among the iron works of the Lehlgh
Valley has given given more hope
full aspect to affairs.
THE Montgomery National Bank,
of Norristown, has just declared its
10th diyidend-slz per cent, for the
last six mouths.
For handsome bonnet at low
price, go TO Mrs. NJ. Guth, the millner,
In Weissport.
ARE YOUR CHILDREN sURJECT TO
THAT dangerous foe Of childhood
GROUP OR CoUaHs Coxe,s Wild Cher.
ry and Seneka has been thoroughly tes-
ted, and never known to fail of effect-
ing a complete and speedy cure vixen
administered in time. Keep bottle in
your house. 49-Sm.
"A moderate price will be paid for
Q black and tan terrier pup. Apply at
office.
Those of our subscribers who
know themselves indebted for subscrip-
tion to the Advocate, will confer q ia
vor by remitting the amount at once.
We need the money, This request also
extends to those owing for job printing
and advertising.
We are prepared to do all kinds of
printing On tie shortest possible no-
tice, and as cheap, il not cheaper than
can be done anywhere else. Give US a
call.
The editor wrote, "The ladies are
now taking in their plants" An intel
llgent compositor dropped the out of
the last word, and Is now laiI up with
q broken mead.
There are few ladies who have
changed the latest styles, and are now
wearing hocpskirts reversed.
An old lady hearing that "Ameri-
can Girl, was dead, remarked "I'ye
allus said that this tight lacing would
lay 'em out some day" And speak
ing of horses reminds rs that David
Ebberts keeps one OF the finest studs of
livery horses in the county, and that
his terms are very low.
The Lehigh Furnace, near the
East Penn Junction, which has been
idle for several months will, it is said,
60 into operation IN short time.
The Millerstown furnace is To be
restarted in the course of a few weeks.
The establishment Is now undergoing
a thorough course OF repairs with the
above object in view.
Palace cars now run through from
Waverly. New York, to Philadelphia,
via the Perkiomen railway.
The NJ. E. Sunday School os Gaia.
sauqua will give an entertainment in
the Town Hall in said place on Christ
mas eve,
The engagement of Miss Clymer.
the granddaughter of Commodore
Shpbrick, Of Baltimore, to the Hon.
Hester Clymer, of Beading, is announc-
ed. Mss Olymer is a musician Of rare
accomplishments.
just received at Daniel Ora ver's
Bee Hive store. 1000 yards prints
selling from cents per yard up,
-" Lehighton is said to be the most
enterprising town In Carbon county,"
is the way the Morning Herald puts it,
and the Herald is correct.
Merchants should prepare for the
holiday season by live, readable, newsy
advertisements.
Our newly elected county officers
will enter upon their duties on the first
Monday in January.
Tuesday for the first time during
the past eighteen months, says the
Beading Eagle, the Philadelphia and
Beading Railroad Rolling Mill was run
ming full handed and ON full time. The
whole force will bs thus employed un-
I'll the holiday season, when the works
will be closed two wReks for the regu-
lar annual repairs. After this IL Is ex-
pected the mill will resume and con-
tlnue operations during the Centennia
yRaF.
-Poplius at from ~ I.2 cents per
yard upwards, OF Daniel Graver's Bee
Hive at ore.