The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-28
The No. . furnace at Glendon has

The No. Q furnace at Glendon has
been blown ont.
-Corsets at E. II. Snyder's at 30
cents each. .....
Presidential eleeHon-On Tuesday
November 7th.
Another stock of New Goods at L.
II. Suyder'e.
Fresh ground corn meal and buck
wheat are nov seasonable and plenty.
And now MillerstQwn has news
paper, called the Macungie Independ'-
ient.
You can hire team at the popular
livery Of David Ebbert, on North St,
foa pleasure or business trips at low
rates.
The residence of Mr.. II. Williams,
of Slatington, was burned to the ground
on Wednesday of last week. The fur
niture was secured.
Ladies' will find 1t e, II. Snyder's
the finest and cheapest stock of Dress
Goods ami Trimmings ever before offer
id in Lehighton.
1t seems only yesterday that the
tramp, brigade began to decrease in
nuabers, and now already the advance
guard af the winters army Is here.
o.. The engineers and firemen employ
ed on the Central R. r. of n, j. struck
at midnight of the 23d inst, leaving
their trains scattered along the line and
stopping all travel.
j. X. Rckert has still few of those
eligible lots in RickertstoWn to dispose
Of. If you feellike securing good
home call and see him He is also sup
plying dour, feed, lumber and coal at the
lowest rates.
The Centennial is to close on Fri
day, November 10th, the day originally
chosen, the managers having decided
not to extend it. SO all who want to
see the great exhibition had better go
now.
On Saturday morning Of last week,
at Easton, Judge Meyers refused new
trial to Allen G. I.aros, the .poisoher.
When sentences was about to be passed,
the coursel for the prisoner flied e<cep-
tions, which will be heard to-day lSat-
urday). ,g --, 80
Edward Kearnoy was killed on the
railroad at Mount Carbon, Pa, Tues
day. He was run over by an engine
while stepping from one track to
another to get out of the way of an ap-
preaching train. '' ..., 1904.
Mr.. James Corrie, Dentist, in Bal
timore, writes 81 have used DR.. BuiPs
Cough Syrup personally and In my
family for two or three years, and an
prepared to say that there is nothing to
5ompare to it as remedy for Coughs
Colds, etc"
Hello Here you are, ladies, DAME
Grayer, of the Bee Hive Store, has Just re
turnd from the city with another lot o
those new and eloquent designs ip
ladies dress goods, which he is selling
at astonishingly low prices. Also,a fpl
liAe OF dry goods, groceries and proyis
ions, at lowest prices. Call early.
IF. p. Semmel offers at private sale
on very reasonable terms, seventeeI
very pleasantly located building lots al
the old fair grounds, in this borough
This offers rare opportunity for per
sons desiring to build themselves
home. For further particulars appl!
to FsP. Semmel, at his hardware store
on Bank Street. N-s. ~
DR. FITrLRR's RHEUMATIC REMED'
cures rheumatism, neuralgia, nervou
and kidney diseases. DIR. FITrLER
PEcToRAL SYRUP, infalliDie for coughs
colds aud bronchitis. DR.. FpTTLER
=CORDLAL. CALIsATA, LINIaEET an
VEGETABLE Liver PILLS sold by {
". bentz, sole agent for Lehighton an
ZWeisspOrt.. 9: l.- gay
II Mr.. Harrison Wentz, of Frankli
z toypship, has had eight OF his mir
children down with malignant forl
OF dlptheria, three Of whom have die
:. one being buried last week and t~
on Thursday last. The first one WI
taken sick while the parents were a.
sent at the Centennial. The Eve OF
= ers are now eonyalescing. The olde
boy deceased was aged about 70 year
girl II years and ap infant girl of
1-2 years. Mr.. WeDtz has the symp
thv nf tho antira 0OmmunitV in his ~