The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-08
No more accidents from coal oil.

Mo more accidents from coal oil.
We are going to have gas
The colieries Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Schuylkill county, which resumed last
week, continue to make regular ship
ments of coal but, owing to the wet
weather, no additional collieries have
been started.
&C. w. Lentz, Central Drug store,
Leu ckel's building, Is the place to find
the choicest cent cigar In town.
Joel Kuukle will commence run
ming line of stages between this place
and Broadheadsvllle, on Monday next,
leaving the latter place at $50 q. m,
and returning leave Lehighton at 2 p.
m. Fare each way So cents.
Henry Campbell, East Weissport,
Is offering groceries and provisions at
very low prices for cash.
Wall paper, 1000 pieces, Just re-
ceived, and for sale at city prices. at
the Central Drug Store In Leuckel's
Block, G. W. Lentz, proprietor.
Henry Campbell, East Weissport,
is paying the highest prices, In trade,
for butter aud eggs.
C. W. Lentz has Just opened a fine
stock of wall papers, which he is sell
ling at from 1917 cents piece up to 10
cents. Don't forget the place Central
Drug Store, Leuckel's Block
BY advertisement IN another col
umn it will be seen that that deserved =
ly popular road, the N. Penn, has
made most perfect arrangements for
the conveyance Of visitors to the Cen
tennial from this section. No less than
seven through trains are run daily be-
tween Bethlehem and Philadelphia.
AT Wednesdays session of the Philadelphia
M. e. Conference, the following appointments
were announced:
Lehigh District-w. b. Wood, p. Elder.
Bethlehem-J I; swindells.
Allentown-S A. Heilner.
Catasauqua-G Drum.
Parrvville and slatington-L b. Hoffman.
Lehighton-L. b. Brown.
Mauch Chunk-B. ~. Vincent
r.. Mauch Chunk--D. Young.
Frankford Ave.-A. NJ. Virgins.
Bustleton-W. Cotf;nau.
Another lot of elegant designs in
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.
Our friend, T. y. Clauss, the mer.
chant tailor, says the cash system Just
introduced by him is working like a
charm. He is now able to offer his
customers and the public generally such
bargains in clothing, boots, shoes,
gents furnishing goods, hats, caps, &c =,
that renders it entirely unneces sary for
any one to go to any other town in
search Of low prices, He wants the
people to call and examine his goods
before going elsewhere, assuring them
that 1t will he q pleasure for him TO
show his goods at all times. His large
and elegant stock of spring cloths, cas-
simeres and vestings, are at racting
large crowds daily, and his " fits" are
unexcelled by any other establishment
in the Lehigh Valley. Store, next to
Carbon House." Bank Street.
Mr.. A. p. Horn will. during the
coming week, call upon the citizens OF
Lehghton and vicinity for the purpose
of making arrangements to give in struc
ton on the piano or gan to all who
may desire his service during this sum
mer's vacation. Mr.. Horn bears with
him the highest recommendation of
Palatinate College, Myerstown, Pa,
which institution, for studying music,
excels any other Of this State outside of
Philadelphia Charges, &C., can be
ascertaned by applying to q. I. Horn,
Bank St., Lehighton.