The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-22
PLANT Centennial trees now,

LeuekePs building, Is the place tn tint
the choicest cent cigar In town.
The Spring races over the Potts
town track will come off on June 9Th
7th, 9Th and 9th.
80 THE happy tramp can soon sleer
all day on the grass, and be ready to
pilfer at night,
-JI I. Nusbaum & Son, at the cheaT
cash store, take the lead in giving the
best bargains in dress goods, dry goods
and carpets in the valley.
A bogus five cent nickle now IN
circulation, is detected by an imperfec
tlon Ia its leg. end -"ln God we Trust.
Those who deal in liquor and
cigars should bear In mind that the gov
ernment tax must be paid on or before
the first day Of May.
If you want nice glove go to T.
ID, Clauss' and select from his new and
elegant stock of kid and Lisle thread
gloves, just opened.
Miss Norah Butler, of Nesquehon-
ing, who has been lingering with con
sumption for the past fifteen months,
died on Monday morning, and was
buried at Mauch Chunk Thursday,
Blue Mount,in fires ragged very ex-
tensively In the early part of last week,
and destroyed much valuable timber
The area over which they spread was
very large.
Carpets at from 20 cents per yard
upwards at Dan. Graver's Bee Hive
Store, next to First National Bank,
Lehighton, Pa.
The new pastor of our M. e.
Church was made very happy on SaturS
day morning last, by the presentation,
on the part of his better half, of a
bouncing boy.
We were in error last wetk ia
stating that the L. & S. II. r. Co.,
were dumping coal at Hazardsville.
They have not been dumping coal
there for a month past.
Mr.. A. p. Clauss removed to Perth
Amboy, N. j., during the past week,
where he will take charge of the Co. s
boarding house. .t. a.r....
Henry Campbell, East Weissport,
Is offering groceries and provisions at
very low prices for cash.
After May 1st excursion tickets
will be sold from any station on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad to Philadelphia
and return, either by North Penn. or
r. r., at two cents mile.
-" Put money in your purse.
Purses will be in demand soon. Those
of our dealers who have laid away their
old stock can now find sale for it.
C. w. Lentz has just opened fine
stock of wall papers, which he is sell
ling at from 1219 cents a piece up to rs
cents Don't forget the place Central
Drug Store, Leuckel's Book.
During the year ending April 10th
here we're sheltered in the EastOn sta
ton house 1894 tramps, II Of them
females and 80 children. During the
same period the police made 2S2 arrests.
Henry Kressly, the man arrested
and committed to Jail last November Cn
suspicion Of being guilty of the murder
of Mrs. Schneck, in Lowhill, was
not called to answer to said charge, but
instead was tried on two Indictment IS
for larceny, committed in Lower Ma
cungie, and brought in guilty, and on
which jointly he was sentenced to a
continued confinement of six months
The Goth of this month is the fifty
seventh anniversary Of the organization
Of Odd Fellowship in the United States
In many places the Order will celebrate
the occasion in an appropriate manner.
Mr.. Orlando Fuller, All employee
at the Car Wheel Works of Mckee &
Fuller, at Ferndale, had his left foot
badly hurt one day last week by being
struck thereon by falling car wheel.
Wall paper, 5000 pieces, just re-
,eived, and for sale at city prices, at
The Central Drug Store in Leuckel's
Block, G. W. Lentz, proprietor.
An act of Assembly fixes the pen.
alty for jumping on moving cara as fol-
ows Five dollars fine and costs with
rom five to ten days Imprisonment.
The Phila. " Reading Co., is strictly
the law on their road.
While John Hoffman, of Middle
Pa, was driving across the
Delaware, LackawaD na and Western
Railroad track at East Stroudsburg, last
week, the wagon was struck by loco.
motive, and Hoffman and the horse
we're instantly killed.
Reader, do you want to save mon
" these hard times? If so, then buy
your groceries and provisions at the
heap cash store of j. It. Nusbaun &
son, Semmel's building.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com.
,any has applied to the Newark city |
authorities for permission to make ex-
ensive improvements on that part of |
he city known as the Salt Meadows for |
! coal depot.
Henry Campbell, East Weissport,
las just received his spring stock of |
lress and dry goods, which he is selling I
IS low as the same quality of gOols can !
,e bought for elsewhere for cash.
-Four hundred men, employed on
he docks of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company, at Rondout, N. Y,
truck, on Saturday for an increase of
10 cents Per day. They we're receiving
II. The men employed to unload !
boats also struck for the same wages
hey received last year, which was Z to
"a cents per ton. The Company of
cred them 6% cents.