The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-13
The children Of this locality ar

Our public schools celebrated The
10th by general holiday.
On the Fourth of July coming
Uncle Sam will surround himself with q
blaze OF glory.
The advent of the seventeen yeai
locusts is predicted this summer. They
were here last in 1868.
The Crane Iron Co. are now hav-
ing their No. furnace repaired with a
view of putting it in blast early in July.
"A large lot of Centennial baby car
riages just received and for sale very
cheap for cash at f. p. Semme's Hard.
ware store, Lehighton, Pa.
The CARBON ADVOCATE will be
found in space No. 1923, of Rowel's
Centennial Newspaper Exhibition.
Mr.. j. A. MONTE, of LLOYD &
Montz, of Wilkes Barre, was in town
Tuesday. He has entered into the look
ing glass and picture frame business.
Helm & German have a fine stock
Of ladies and gents Centennial shoes,
which they are selling at low prices,
Centennial Guides and Jules
Vernes' i" Mysterious Island" 1st and
2nd Nos, for sale at P. r. Brady's.
Sunday, the 21st is the day set for
the dedication of the new Evangelical
church.
IF ycu want nice glove go to T.
d. Clauss' and select from his new and
elegant stock of kid and Lisle thread
gloves, just opened.
The show OF bunting in this Dor.
Ough on Wednesday last was unsur,
passed by any town of its size in the
country.
-Metuchen Tribe, No. 232, Imp. o.
r. NJ, will meet in Reber,s Hall, at
13O O'Clock this Saturday. evening.
800 pieces of wall paper reduced
from II l-2 cents to II cents per piece,
which must be sold off at once in order
to make room for new goods, also,
match border at IS cents per piece, at
Lentz's drug store, Leuckel's building.
Mr.. Ezra Newhard is now selling
family rights for the manufacture of
his celebrated linimeut. Parties wish
ing to secure it should apply to Mr..
Newhard without delay.
IT. w. Founders, next door to
Clauss' tailoring establishment, Bank
Street, is a good place to get an elegant
favored cigar or the choicest brands
of smoking and chewing tobaccoS.
On Tuesday last Mr.. A. Bowman
and Mr.. Charles Kemerer were elected
school directors Of the Packerton school
district.
Rex & HON will receive another
lot of those celebrated Jersey white
shoats about the middle of next week.
Take your pocket books and make your
own selection of pigs.
"A. J. During, druggist and apothe.
cary, has just received new and ele-
giant assortment OF perfumery, toilet
articles and fresh and pure drugs and
to which he invites the at
tention of our citizens.
Frank Inkman, of the Centennial
Saloon, SuSquehanna street, Mauch
Chunk, requests us 10 state that he will
have "Centennial Book Beer" on tap
at IL O'Clock (noon) to-day Saturday. J
Spot it.
II. d. Clauss has Just returned
from the city with beautiful stock of
Centennial and other styles of neck
ties. Also, full stock of geut's fur
ni>hing goods of the choicest quality.
Call and see them.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Co.
have taken off three of their through
coal trains, owing to the market at
Amboy being over. stocked. This action
throws a number of men out of employ.
ment.
Centennial and other beautiful de.
signs in wall paper now on hand and |
arriving at the old establish |
ed drug store of A. j. During. Prices |
are as low as elsewhere. Call and see
those beautiful patterns,
The people of some of the neigh
boring towns are already making pre-
parations for a grand celebration on
July Fourth. What are our own people
doing? Have the fires of patriotism in
The hearts of our citizens been smc ther.
I'D? 1t looks that way. 1t would seem
hat the Centennial year, fraught with
of the past and brilliant
1opes for the future, should elicit some
DO you want an elegant suit of
clothes If so call at the merchant
,ailoring establishment of T. D. Clauss,
md examine his beautiful assortment
1f cloths, cassimeres and vestings, which
ne is now making up at prices far
below any other house in the Valley,
while the style of ft and workmanship
S unsurpassed. Call and see his goods
before you purchase elsewhere. There
IS no charge for showing goods. Also,
full line of ladies' and gentlemen's
,atchels.
"A smart Illinois girl who had been
,ruelly Tilted, rose up in her wrath and
recovered $4,000 for breach of promise,
and she had no sooner got this suit
out of the way then she took some of
,he proceeds and went right to work on
another-a handsome black silk made
after the Domestic Fashions"
John Hughes, a son of Mr.. J.
Hughes, Of Slatington, while al play the
other day with several of his compan,
ions in lot in the rear of Pfaaff S wheel |
wright shop, in said place, accidentally
fell from cart and sustained an ugly |