The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-25
The Northampton county Jail at
present holds 53 prisoners.

The Northampton county jail at
present holds 53 prisoners.
Oranges and lemons have put in
an appearance. 80 cents per dozen is
the price.
Horses and carriages can bs obtain
ed at the livery of David Ebbert on
very low terms.
Who is to be the next President
IT will be decided next February. All
must wait TlL-DEN.
Paris bopnets are trimmed with
marabout feathers tipped with mother
of.pearl or pearls.
AT the Bethlehem depot II ,523 ex-
.cursion tickets were sold for the Cen
tennial since May 10th.
The most prominent question is /:
Have you got your Thanksgiving tur-
key Next Thursday will be the day.
Now organize relief societies for
the assistance of the deserving poor of
your neighborhood during the coming
winter.
There will be services in the Pres
byterian Church, OF this place, next,
Sabbath, Nov. 26th, at 1890 a. IN. and
Up. m.
NO stagnation in business at the
Original Cheap Cash store, and why is
1t ? simply because they give you the
best goods for the least money.
Have you seen the beautiful styles
of ladies fall and winter dress goods
at Tilghman ArneI's cheap cash store,
opposite the l.. & S. depot
Our old friend, Wendell Schwartz,
butchered fifteen months old hog la st
week, which tipped the beam, when
dressed, at 470 lbs. Next ?
MIR. F. p. Laury, OF this place, in
company with a party of three others,
killed buck, weighing 240 lbs, in the
neighborhood of Penn Haven last week.
The property of tho Keystone
Iron company at Easton was sold at
sheriff's sale on Friday for $4,000.
Three years ago the same property cost
1926, 900.
--Only 10000 tons Of Pittston coal
was sold at New York Tuesday by the
pennsylvania Coal Company. The
prices showed @ decline of 22h to 80
per cent.
The First National Bank OF Bethle-
hem declares a semi-annual dividend
of a. per cent, and the Lehigh Valley
National Bank, of the same place, one
Of A per cent.
"A state law makes 1t the duty of
road supervisors to erect sign boards at
the section of all roads in their respec-
tive townships. The penalty for ne
glect is ten dollars and costs.
Mothers, DO not let yonr darl!ngs
suffer with the Whooplng Cough, if
you have remedy 80 near at hand.
Use DR.. Bulls Coagh Syrup, and the
little sufferers will soon end relief.
Price, 25 cents.
REVIVAL SERVICES. - On Sunday
evening, Rev. j. K. Knerr will begin
revival services in his church in Weiss
port. They will be conducted in Ger
man aud English. All who are anx-
ious TO save their souls are invited to
participate in these meetings.
j. K. Rickert has still few of those
eligible lots in Rickertstown to dispose
of. If you feel like securing a good
home call and see him He is also sqp-
plying dour, feed, lumber aHd coal at the
lowest rates.
DIR. FITTLER's RHEUMATIC REMEDY
sures rheumatism. neuralgia, nervous
and kidney diseases. DR.. FITT4ER's
PEcToRAL SYRUP, infallibls for coughs,
colds and bronchitis. DR.. FITPLEB 8
CORDIAL, C4LIsAYA, LIEI4ENF and
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS sold by g.
w. Lentz, sole agent for Iehighto1 aad
Weissport. 2-ly
=" Hold the Fort, for we are
coming" with the cheapest stoves iI
market. We sell large Cook Stoves for
500. 90 with all the ware. Fancy self
feeding Parlor Stoves as low as 300,
Don't forget it. d. II. RICKERT,
East Weissport.
IN. W. Aver & Son, the we'll known
Philadelphia advertising agents, have
been compelled to move to more spacl-
pus quarters, to accommodate the de.
mands of their growing business. Ou-
Flng the month of December, they will
be ready to receive their friends in the
new Times building, Chestnut and
Eighth street, where they will have
unusually fine offices.