The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-15
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-zDne hundred and thirteen prisoners
are4n The Wllkesbarre Jail.
W500 yards prints, fast colors, just
reetAlked at Daniel Graver's Bee Hive
Store, closing out at cents per yard.
Found, on Monday last, a manure
fork. The owner can have It on ap-
plication at this office.
Henry Campbell East Wessport,
Is selling boots and shoes at greatly re-
duced prices for cash.
Rev. W-Coffman, of the NJ e.
Church. len<Af his new field of labor
BustletonI " Thursday last.
The mammoth sale of dry goods,
&C., still continues at the cheap cash
store. and the crowds of people who
make their purchases, daily, appreciate
the splendid bargains given them by }.
T. Nusbaum & Son.
"A severe storm passed over this
place Wednesday evening, accompanied
with vivid lightning and heavy thur
der.
Read the advertisement of Miss
Lizzie Kramer, the milliner, in another
column. She has just received her
new stock of spring goods.
Henry Campbell, East Weissport,
is selling dry goods at an immense re
duction for cash.
Mr.. j. A. Montz, of Wilkesbarre,
has been visiting his relatives and
friends in this place during the past
week. He is looking well.
IS. p. Ryan member of the Penn
sylvania House of Representatives
from Columbia county, died Wednes-
day.
j. L. Nusbaum & Son, at the cheap
cash store, take the lead in giving the
best bargains in dress goods, dry goods
and carpets in the valley.
Our new burgess is issuing notices
to the property holders ON the lower
side of Bank street, to lay new side
walks. Good
Carpets at from 20 cents per yard
upwards at Dan. Graver's Bee Hive
Store, next to First National Bank,
Lehighton, Pa.
Mrs. s. Z. Fatzinger announces to
her lady friends that she has been to
the city and purchased new and fash
iona bic stock of millinery goods, notions,
sc. Goods made up in the lat est fash
ion at very low prices.
The Slatingtou Rifles have post
poned the drawing Of their gift enter
prise till Saturday April Goth.
T,up IpuJraI o,l ;,t, ,,;,o
tramps were sheltered in the station
house at Catasauqua during the month
of March.
--Ex- Sheriff j. F. Newhard, OF the
American Hotel, Allentown, will offer
himself for State senator the coming
fall, subject to the decision of the De-
mocl attic nominating convention.
Mrs. Faith is now daily opening
new and elegant designs in spring and
summer styles of millinery goods, Sc
lected from first class houses in New
York and Philadelphia. Her stock
comprises hats, caps, bonnets, trim
ming5, notions, SC. Hats and bonnets
made up in the very latest styles at
prices to- suit the times. Ladies' are
invited to call aud inspect her beauti,
full stock Of goods.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany are @ilding a track to take the
coal from the new colliery lately open
ed on the Spring Brook property of A..
l.. Mumper & Co. a new breaker has
been erected with capacity for load.
ing 200 cars daily.
Mr.. Beach, the contractor for the
Lehigh and SusQuehanna railroad ex-
tension, wants large squad of good
laborers to whom 81 % per day will be
paid, We publish this for the benefit
of those whom it may concern.
Henry Campbell, East Weissport,
is offering groceries and provisions al
very low prices for cash.
The Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Goa
and Iron Company now have stored al
their yards at Hazardsville, between
Lehigh Gap and Parryville, vast guam
titles of coal, to which they are daily
adding. This is never healthy sign
for the miners.
Geo. B. Rem hopes to be able tC
sell the balance of the Lehighton Gas
Co. stock and commence on the works
next week. Let us have gas
&C. w. Lentz has just opened fine
stock of wall papers, which he is sell
ling at from 1212 cents piece up to 70
cents Don't forget the place Central
Drug Store, Leuckel's Block.
Mrs. Bernard O'Donnell, of Cum.
bola, Schuylkill county, astonished the
natives of that place by giving birth, OF
Saturday last, to three sons. At las
accounts the mother and sons were Go
ing well.
Another lot of elegant designs IL
ladies dress goods, together with full
line of dry goods, groceries, provisions
&C., has been received during the past
week, at E, II. Snyder's, All of which
he is offering at low prices. Ladies are
invited to call and examine goods.
R. NJ. Brodhead, the Bank assessor
for this district, gives notice that the
stock of the 1st National Bank of Le
highton, is assessed at one hundred dol
lars per share. An appeal may be made
within 30days.
Our friend, T. d. Clauss, the mer
chant tailor, says the cash system jus
introduced by him is working like &
! charm. He is now able to offer hi:
customers and the public generally sucl
bargains in clothing, boots, shoes
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