The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-03


Il. f. Kleppinger, at his'livery or
the corner of Bank and Iron streets, ha,
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 SIT" is unsurpassed by "any other
man."
We see it stated in usually reliable
papers that million dollars worth OF
judgments have been entered of record
in Schuylkill county, Pa, as result
of the recent coal strike.
Boots, shoes and CATERS. made es-
peciaily for the trade of this locality,
are selling at 'knock down" prices at
7 D. Clanss' merchant tailoring es~
taDlishment, on Bank Street.
Cabbage, red beets, onions, sailed,
bananas, pine apples, and all the early
fruits and vegetables at S. e. Fatz-
inger's, just received fresh from the
city markets, and selling very low for
cash.
Alexander Yehl, nine year old
son of Mr.. Jos. Yehl, residing near
Rockdale, was accidentally drowned in
Kressley's mill pond, on Saturday last,
while bathing with number of COM
panions.
"A party of roughs fred into sta
ble at Shoemaker COllieries, at Maha
nOy City, Monday morning, and woqn-
ded William Thomas in the neck, hip
and leg. They also killed horse and
two mules.
y. X. Rickert has still few of those
eligible lots in Rickertstown to dispose
of. If you feel like securing good
home call and see him He is also sup.
plying flour, feed, lumber and coal at the
lowest rates.
"A RARE CBANcE-We offer for sale
ope Of Edward Plotts' Star Parlor Or.
gans, fresh from his factory at WASH
ington, n. j. This instrument is sur
passed by none in the market. Call
at this office.
e. Nell. Boyle. ESQ.,, editor of the
Goal Gazette, done Lehighton last
Tuesday morning on collecting tour.
He left happy. II we may Judge by his
smiling continuance when he dropped
into our sanctum.
You cannot find more refreshing
drink this hot weather than the ice-cold
fountain soda water at w. S. Lobach's,
late d, Krock & Cos. Ice cream, all
fiavors, day and evening. Fresh bread
and cakes every day.
AT meeting of the Faculty of
Muhlenberg College, held on Thursday
morning, Rev. Revere Weidner, Of
Philadelphia, formerly of Allentown,
was unanimously elected to fill the
chair of English Literature.
The damage sustained by the Par
ryvills Iron Co. by the recent destruc.
tion of theiF stable on the farm of Jo-
nathan Henninger, in North Whitehall,
is estimated at $500. No insurance.
-Four horses perished In the flames.
The new schedule of rates for
postal money orders goes into effect on
the 1st Of July, as follows On orders
not exceeding $l5, ten cents between
$l5 and $50, fifteen cents $50 and $40,
twenty cents $40 and $50, 25 cents.
1000 MEN WANTED.-To secure
great bargains at Laury & Peters. They
have just received large stock of fan
cy worsted and assimere suitings, which
they are prepared to make up in first
class style, at 1875 prices, to suit the
times.
AT large meeting of the Demo-
cracy of Schuylkill county. held Mon
day in Pottsville, resolutions were a.
dopted presenting Hon. Cyrus l.. Per.
shing, as their candidate for Cover
nor. He is President Judge of that
Districs.
Mr.. A. Graver has purchased from
VIM. r. Rex the stole and dwelling on
Bank street, now occupied by his son
Daniel Graver, as a grocery and pro-
vision store. Consideration $500
f2l00 cash and dwelling house at the
upper end of Bank street.
Ferdinand Hagen, resident of
this borough, was engaged splitting
firewood on Saturday morning last,
when the axe few from the handle,
and striking upon the wrist, severed
flesh and arteries to the bone, causing
the thumb to be paralyzed.
There will be a meeting of the par
ties interested in the establishment of
the glass works, in this borough, this
Saturday evening, at 7.30 O. clock, at
the Exchange Hotel, for the purpose of
hearing the report of the Committee
sent to investigate the glass works of
New Jersey. All are invited to be
present.
Save 20 per cent. by buying ladies
button CATERS at Laury & Peters.
They have just received an i'm.
mense stock which they are Offering
at a great reduction on former prices,
and which they guarantee TO be of
quality superior to anything of the kind
ever offered for the same money. Call
and see them.
Last Monday. the Lehlgb Valley
and Catasauqua and FOgelsville Rail
Roads, and Crane and Thomas Iron
Co. s, adopted new code of signals on
their locomotives, which makes them
uniform with other roads In the State,