The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-11

Parents should visit tue SCHOOLS
OCCASIONALLY.
we are having clear, bright, cool
au tumn weather.
-CatasauQua has had eighteen in-
cen ndiary Ores in two years.
In Reading "a new cases Of small
pox were reported last week.
Turkeys will soon be discussing
the daugers of Thanksgiving day.
Now that you have been to the'
Centennial call around and pay THE
printer.
--"Hold the fort'' and "Sweet bye
and bye," are the most popular airs on
the streets.
The "hog committees" have named
Sundays as proper days for making .
tour of the neig ghborhood.
Read Nusbaum's popular an
nounce ment In another column, aud
consult your best interests.
The second stack OF the Lehigh
Valley Iron Works, at Coplay, is being
filed preparatory to bio wing in.
1t is no longer the style to affect
the "idiot fringe" Ladies may now
show all the forehead they may have.
Great Inducements in eilks and
black dress goods, at the Original Cheap
Cash Store, of ]. 7. Nusbaum & Son.
A special fast stock train is now
running daily over the Lehigh Valley
Railroad between Buffalo and Philadel-
phia.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. w.
NJ. DuFour on the street Thursday
morning after his severe attack of sick
ness.
The immense fall in the prices of
dry goods, woolens. &c, at the Original
Cheap Cash Store, meets with public
favor.
Some six or eight Welsh families
within the past week pulled up stakes
at Siatington and went back to their
native land.
Miss Lizzie Kramer's new residence
and store building is rapidly approach
ing completion. 1t is located on the
corner OF Bank street and Bsnkway.
RELIGIoys.--On Sunday evening
Rev. j. @. Bliem, Of this place, and
Rev. j. 4. 'KneEF, of Weissport, will
exchange pulpits, both will preach En-
glish. --.-..-.- ......
The Pennsylvania iron works.
Danville, Pa, have lighted up sixteen
pudding furnaces and started the rail
mill with prospect Of RAINING all
winter.
The North Bangor slate company,
Northampton county, Pa, is shipping
all the slate it can produce to England.
The demand is largely in excess OF the
production.
Everybody seems to appreciate the
splendid bargains offered them at the
Original Cheap Cash Store. At least
we infer so by observing the bundles of
,dCy goods being carried away daily.
On Thursday evening. Nov. %,
Rev. NJ. Dissinger, will deliver leet'
are in the Ebenezer church, Weissport.
Subject " Tue Devil's Gospel" Ad-
mission. aduits Is cents, children 10
cents.
j. x. Rickert has still a few of those
eligible lots Ia RekertStOwn to dispose
OF. If you feel like securing q good
home call and see bin He is also sap
plying -four, feed, lumber and coal at the
Lowest rates.
--Gotleib Nesley, an old and respae-
ted citizen of Beaver Run, died very
suddenly on Tuesday last. He had
been ia LehightOn Oh Monday, and ap,.
peared to be In his unpsual health. He
was ia his 72d year. The funeral took
place Thursday. at Lehighton, and was
largely attended.
DR.. FITTLFR's RHEUMATIC REMEDY
pures rhep pmatism. neuralgia, nervous
aud kidney diseases. DIR. FITrLER's
PECT0RAd SYRUF, iafallible for coughs,
colds aud bronchitis. DR.. FITTLER
CORDIAL, CELIsAYA, LINnIENT and
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS sold by G.
w Lentz, sole agent for LehightOn and
Weissport. e-- 2-1y
-" Hold the Fort, for we are
coming" with the cheapest stoves Ia
market We sell large Cook Stoves for
$4,000 with all the ware. Fancy self
Feeding Psrlor Stoves as low as co. 90.
Don't forget 1t. DE- RIoKRRT,
Ut. East WeisspOrt.