The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-02

sau9ua Rolling Mill continue OH
strike,
-There is more spurious currency in
circulation at the present time than ever
before. - 81 ..-.
Before long the hog committees"
will begin to make their Sunday morn
ing Inspections.
"A tremendous stock Of notions at
Dan. Graver's Bee Hive Store. just
the place FOR bargains.
Full line of fall and winter boots
and shoes at the Bee Hive Store of
Dan. Graver's, very cheap.
The Central New Jersey Company
announces quarterly dividend of 2h
per cent, payable on the goth inst.
"A young man of Penn Forrest
township, named Franklin Wernett,
recently caught very large bear in a
trap.
There were SO prisoners in the
county prison at Wilkesbarre the other
day-the largest number ever penned
up.
The Democrats OF northampton
county will hold their nominating Con-
vention on Monday Oct. 18th, at Beth
lehem.
The Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal
Company have in their employment
abont Ia, 600 persons, making month
lY payroll of nearly s4OO, 900.
The Reading Railroad Co. announ.
ces a quarterly dividend of 2 1-2 per
cent, or IA per share, payable on
the Goth of October.
"A number of our citizens have been
busily engaged fixing their sidewalks
during the past week. A good ex-
ample for others to follow.
"A quarterly dividend of 2 1.2 per
cent. is announced by the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company, payable October 21.
-" Shingle weddings" are now com.
ing into fashion. This novel wedding
takes place when the first born Is old
enough to spank.
1t is said that the new style OF
pantaloons to be worn this fall will be
large enough to tie back. Also, that
modest man can't climb a ladder With
a pair of 'em on.
MI h,nd,od ho.ts how. m.do
- W., aaoh ouar ,ha DoI ond Umd1
Seven .r,p' 'n s.n III Tonnsd,Ia 80 pom
3o.. .n;S ,o.oo, 60 hundrad houo
made eight trips, aud twenty'three
one y,'p' ~ oe a.. Couho,
a., LDoo L omeIhoy, ohh ono :" oa,ononS smv a.
uri,,. v"iu oann 'h a0I T.idn "to 10 ainbt na.rs,
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isntown si,a was s,oi". opsneu ,mn;o..;o s ,,,,th
1l;1n,omh n,:,lsn, u'iooS o ,, .a, ~,
mi ! ; upna' 90 "'' 10 '"0 e"
'o"' ms ,,ou. Tao, w. =. o.,.
have q GOOD damand Tor nig iron Of thar
They nave for some fine
no At heen sbinning an AVERAGE of i5O0
tons ueaLIv
n = Grossman n studspt in the
ofIica of Dr / q Zern of Weissnort
will leava for pbilada,nhia on Wondav
To attend lectures in the Medical Uni.
versitv of Penna
The New WING of Palitinate Col.
Ieoa Uyerstown Pa is ranidIv an
nroacbiHg comnIation Tha institution
Is we'll attended and in a verv nrosner-
nrs condition
-Dr r II Uelfrich,s White Ijn,.
mani for rhanmatism nenraloia and
oil Linds of noIns and acbss msnnfac~
tured, wholesale and retail, by G. w.
Lentz, druggist, Bank street Lehighton.
No cure no pay. In so cent and 81
bottles.
Mrs. q. de Tschirschky, next to
Deborde's jewlery store, announces IN
to-day's paper that she keeps full
line of Berlin and Germantown woods,
notions, &c. which she is selling cheap
er than any other place in this section.
w. w. Reber, son of DR.. n. b.
Reber, and Edward Miller, son of Mr..
Philip Miller, of this borough, who have
been reading medicine in the office of
DR.. ReDer for the past few months,
left town for Philadelphia on Friday
morning, to attend lectures during the
coming term at the Pennsylvania Me-
dical University.
The town and comfy are full OF