The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-18
Our stores are we'll supplied wit

winter goods.
Don't be in q hsrry to pay your
q lection bets.
[Bears are reported In the neighbor-
Hood Of Lehigh Gap. -
-Thirty-fye new buildings aIe In
course of erection in South Bethi8hem.
There seems to be more life among
the iron men Of Eastern Pennsylvania
As the holidays draw near shooting
matches for chickeps, turkies, etc be-
gin to grow popular.
Daring the past few few days both
parties have been anging We may
be happy yet.'
An adjourned court will commence at
Mauch Chunk, Monday, December 4th,
for the trial of criminal cases.
The Immense fall in the prices of
dry goods, woolens. &C.. at the Origin al
Cheap Cash Store, meeis with public
favor.
THE Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Reading RAILROAD win BE- sold at public
sale on the first Monday in December
next.
The steeple Of the new ReforRed
chnrch, In this b0rongh, ia fast gsing
up. 1t will be very handsome when
finished. . -,......
Walter Fl. Lowrie, President Judge
OF Crawford county, in this State, died
suddenly OF parslyis, Tuesday, at
Mesdville.
The employees OF the Delaware,
LackawRnna & Western Railroad have
been on strike for three weeks and
show no aiGn OF returning to work.
Two miles OF the double track OF
the Lehigh and SasQuehanna Railroad
were completed last week. The double
track now extents above Treichler' S
Station.
Whenever anything of local inter-
est happens in your locality sit down
and write an account of it for your local
paper. 1t won't hur: you and will help
the paper.
Michael {" Muff") Lawlor bas
been on trial at POttsville during the
past week. charged as an accessory after
the, fact In the murder of Vim. Ureu, in
September 1855,
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
dry goods being carried away daily.
Mr.. Benjamin G. Peters. a highly
respected citizen and proprietor OF the
Farmers Hotel. Harrisburg, was killed
at Ilighspire on Saturday afternoon by
being accidentally struck by railroad
train.
Mr.. Longstreet. an attorney lately
residing at Erie tity. Pa, has taken up
his residence in our borough, and open.
ed an cfice in the frame building next
door to the ".Carbon House" on Bank
Street. IN, &, .. ., .. .. .
j. W. Freeman, editor of the Pitts
ton Comet. has been sued for a libel on
John Howell. The Comet has said that
John had been dallying with hoary
aded-daughter of beliai." The magis-
trate discharged the case.
j. K. Rickert has still a few of those
eligible lots in RickertstowB to dispose
of. Ii yon feel like securing a good
home call and see him He is also sap.
plying -four, feed, lumber and coal at the
lowest rates. ...r
DR. FITTLER's RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Bures rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous
aud kidney diseases. DIR. FITTLER s
PEcToRAL SYRUP, infallble for coughs,
colds and bronchitis. DIR. FITTLER S
CORDIAL, CALIsAYA, LINIMENT and
VEGETABLE Liver PILLS sold by G.
". Lentz, sole agent for Lehighton and
WeisspOrt. 2-Iy
=" Hold the Fort, for we are
coming" with the cheapest stoves ID
market. We sell large Cook Stoves for
$4,000 with all the ware. Fancy self
feeding ParIor Stoves as low as ", 90.
Don't forget it, DE-. RIoKERT,
East Weissport,
We arc pleased TO note that the
School Directors, of the 4th, 7th and Stl
Wards OF. Allent0 yn, at meeting OF
Tuesday evening last, elected Prof. j
p. Rowland, of Paryyyille, this county
to fill the vacancy In their school caused
by the resignation OF Mr. j. W. Rogers
The school opened J on "Wednesday
morning last.