The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-01


The glass Factory at Stroudsburg is
nearly completed. ...-.,,r
Prints at from o cts per yard, at
the Bee Hive Store of Daniel Grayer.
The Coplay Cement Company will
make Q large display at the Centen-
Rial.
Carpets at from 10 cts per yard
upwards, at Daniel Graver's Bee Hive
Store.
Hon. A. J. During spent Sunday
at home, and returned TO Harrisburg
Monday morning.
The heavy rains OF the early part
of tho week raised the streams in this
region considerably.
Rirck alpacss a. from 10 cts up to
SEQ Per yard, at the Bee Hive Store
of Daniel Graver.
The attention of the public is called
to the the advertisement of j. T. Nus
! baum & Son, Senmel's Block.
-. M. Fritzinger, manufacturer and
dealer in boots, shoes and CATERS, opp.
Carbon House" Prices very low.
j. w, O'Neil will take possession
of the Lehighton bakery on Monday
next, Haller & Dreibelbes retiring.
--Muslins bleached and unbleached,
at from A cts per yard upwards, at the
Rec Hive Store Of Daniel Graver.
Part of dwelling house, on the
hill, east of Weissport, to rent on very
low terms. Apply to l.. F Kleppinger.
Wanted, a good girl, for general
house work. Liberal wages will be paid
for suitable girl. Apply to M. W.
Rapdenbush, Packerton, Pa.
&C. w. Lentz, has removed his drug
store from Worner's building into
Eeuckel's Block, opposite the "Carbon
House."
David Ebbert will furnish you with
horses and carriages at all hours, on
very moderate terms, at his livery on
North street.
The largest and most handsome lot
of carpets ever brought to Lehighton at
lowest prices, can be seen at j. T. Nus
baum & Sons. ,.... ...,-..,
The Presbytery of Lehigh will
hold its next stated meeting in the
Presbyterian church, Mahanoy City,
April 18th, commencing at 3 O'Clock
p. m.
burgess F. p. Semmel, elected in
February last, will assume the duties
Of his office next week. Wonder If we
will get decent sidewalks then
Postmaster Peters has done good
thing during the past week, by putting
up new and handsome set of boxes
for the accommodation Of the people.
BY the fall of a roof in the chamber
of the Pine Brook coal shaft, near Scran-
ton, on Saturday, two men, named
Kelly and Kilcullin, " ere insta antly kill
ed.
David Ebbert has removed his
-four and feed store into the building,
alongside his livery stable, on North
street. a short distance above the "Car-
bon House"
--Immenca bargains at j. It. Nus
baum & Sons in dress goods and dry
goods. Beautiful plaids at from 12H
cents per yard upwards.
Ladies and gentlemen in want of
a neat fitting boot. shoe or gaiter, should
leave their measure with Il. A. Will
liams, next door to the Carbon
House." on Bank street.
Splendid shilling calicoes at G cents
at j. T. Nusbaum & Sons, muslins at
i cents, 6 cents, 8 cents, 10 cents
best musins ~ cents.
An attempt was made recently to
wreck passenger train on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad, near Wilkesbarre, By
placing a lot of ties CT the track. For.
tunately the attempt wac unsuccessful.
w. II. Horn, of Catasaaqua. has
been appointed Captain and Abide.
Camp, of the Fifth Brigade, Second Di-
vision, National Gaard of Pennsylva-
MA.
The new pipe works at Ferndale
are progressing rapidly. They will
consume all the iron manufactured at
Ferndale mill and large portion of
that manufactured by the Catasruqua
Manufacturing Company.
Everybody says it IS dull, and
money scarce. March is always dull in
this lattute. Money is always held
tight until April 1st, when general set
tlement day brings 1t out and trade re-
wives.
Mr.. VIM. Wagner purchased the
house and lot on North Street, below
Northampton street, of Mr.. Bernerd
Ldenhard, for $4,000, and moved into it
during the past week.
Tho Lehiyh Valley Railroad Com
pany has announced its usual quarterly
dividend of two and half per cent, or
slh per share, payable April Is.
Mr.. Thomas Arner, of franklin
twp, moves, 90 day Saturday. on to
the farm of Wm. Wagner, Esq, in
Plymouth twp, Montgomery Co., Pa,
to take charge of the property for the
ogner.
Hon. Herman NJ. Fetter, died at
his residence in South Bethlehem, on
Wednesday morning, of softening OF
the brain. Fnneral to-day Saturday,,
at 2 PM, from the Moravian ChuIch,
Bethlehem.
TWm. Wagner, ESQ, sold two lots
on the corner OF I'd and north streets, to
MIR. Wm. Mccormick, of Hickory Run,
a few days since. The lots are 62x89.
Consideration $1,000. We understand
that Mr.. Mccormick will during the
coming season erect a dwelling on these