The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-01-09
In Pottsville the iron trade is re-

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In Pottsville the iron trade is re-
viving.
Hats and caps all styles and prices
at 7. d. Clauss'.
Fifty men were suspended at Pack
erton on Saturday last.
Canton fiannels at from cents per
yard upwards, at A q ID Graver's.
e. II. Snyder has just received a
large lot of novelties in dress goods.
Now is the popular season OF the
year to get up donations for your minis
ter.
Rubber goods of every description at
T. ID. Clauss' at the lowest market
prices.
The Bethlehem Iron Company's
machine shops are running on double
time.
WIN. Kemerer has put in new and
elegant stock of goods for the present
trade.
"A full line of family groceries Of
the best quality can always be found at
A & ID Graver's.
"A fine horse belonging to Mr.. E.
B. Albright, of this DorOnsh, died one
night last week.
If you want we'll built up coat,
well made and trimmed, go to 7. ID.
Clauss, the merchant tailor.
Adam Woolover, of Lehigh has
been elected Chief Clerk of the House
of Representatives.
Closing out ladies, and children's
furs at cost, at I. ID. Clauss. If you
want bargain call at once.
Ladies', gents and childrens' rub.
bers in large variety and at very low
pIices. at Il &c ID Grayer's.
The Summit Hill Saving Bank has
declared dividend uf six per cent,
clear OF taxes, payable on demand.
The coal shipments down the Le-
high canal Tor the past season were
$4,000 tons in excess Of the previous
year.
The Allentown Rolling Mill Com
pany's merchant mill is running under
u full set Of hands-ordets being plen-
ty.
Our carrier desires to return thanks
to his numerous patrons for their kind
remembrance of him ON New Years
Day.
Charles Trainer is now fixed in his
new store on Second street, and is sell
ing flour, feed &c, at lowest rates. Try
him.
The Odd Fellows of this borough
have under contemplating the starting
of an Encampment, in connection with
the order.
Boots, shoes and CATERS of every
style in the market, of the best mater
ial and most fashionable make, at knock
down prices, at 4. ID. Clauss'.
The operatives of the Allentown
Iron Works commenced work under an
mother reduction OF wages they are now
getting from Sl.lO to Il 10 per day.
-Lanry & Peters can fit you with
clothing, boots, shoes, gaiters, hats,
caps, shirts, or in fact any article of
gentleman's wear at very low prices.
The coal operators of the Schuyl-
kill region have agreed upon reduced
basis ol wages. The miners reject the
basis. The cOlleres have suspended.
Mr.. David Stout, of this borough,
had his thumb caught in a rip saw al
Packerton, on Tuesday, the 27th, ult.,
and taken OF above the second joint.
The young men of Parryville have
organized Young Mems Reading
Club, and fitted up room in which q
library has already been started. Sue
cess.
The miners of the Hazleton region
at meeting held on Monday last, unani
mously resolved to reject the proposition
of the operators tor a reduction O.
wages.
For the remainder of the season T
d. Clauss will sell overcOats at abou
cost, in order to close out his present
large stock, and all other goods at panic
prices.
-Messrs. A & D Graver have put 6
new and handsome sleigh on the road
for the purpose of delivering gOOos
This is evidently sign of business
prosperity.
Rev. ID. X. Kepner was the recip-
lent of a splendid Garrlck oyercoat a
the hands OF some of the members O
the Lutheran, church, of this borough
on Christmas day.
Send your orders for job printing
to the ADVOCATE office. New pres
and large lot of new and elegant typ
just received. Prices fully as low a
New York or Philadelphia.
Attention is directed to the card O
T. S. Beck, Esq, in another column
H,is repar,d to attend to all / IA il
OF Justice OF the Peace. Collecting au
convey anclng on tine shortest uOlice AN
at reasonable charges.