The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27
-onr bind, have put ,, on thelr summer

up tomato plants Ia tho absence OF po'
tatoes.
Black alpacas a speciality at the
Bee Hive Store oi Daniel Graver.
Now Is the time to see young men
running around with their heads sand
papered,
Tuesday last we observed quite a
number OF MSuch Chunkers shopping
In this borough.
If you want cheap and stylish
dress goods, 20 to E. ii. Snyder's.
The SpHug Mountain Coal Co. an-
nOunces a semI-snnual dividend of 4
per cent, payable June 10th.
The financial statement of the First
National Bank, of Lehighton, will be
found In another column.
Elegant black silks at from 90
cents per yard, at E. IL, Snyder's.
XIII off your potato bugs with Paris
green, for sale at Lentz's drug store,
Leuckel's building.
"A new and handsome stock OF car
pets Just received al the Bee Hive Store
of Daniel Graver.
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company annouEcesthe usual quarter
ly dividend of two per cent, or 81 per
share, payable on the Sd OF June.
Astonishing Fact BEST white
shirts worth $3.50 sold at 81 80, at the
cheap cash store of j. T. Nusbaum &
Son. Perfect fit guaranteed.
job printing, of every description,
at the CARBON ADVOCATE Office. cheap
er than st any other establishment In
the Lehigh Valley.
Evangelical Association. Services
to morrow Sunday, at 10 a. m, in
the German language, and at 7.30 pm.
in English, In the new church at the
corner Of South and Third street. Rev.
j. G. Bliem, pastor.
Levi Stein, one Of the jurors In the
Yost murder case at Pottsville, died on
Wednesday night, of pneumonia. His
death will cause a new trial, which can.
not take place before July next.
-Calicoes at from cents per yard
upwards, at Daniel Graver's Bee Hive
Store, next door to the First National
Bank.
Dress, used with taste and judg-
ment, enhances beauty. Ladies', you
will find both taste and Judgment dis.
played In the "Domestic Fashions.
You can drive caterpillars from
apple trees 10 less than thirty. six hours
by plugging sulphur in the body, which
taints the sap and makes the leaves DIS
tasteful.
The marriage of A. N. Cleaver.
manager for Il. b Linderman & Co.,
and Miss Lizzie K, daughter of r. H.
Sayre, Esq, Supt. L. V. Railroad, is
announced for June LIST, in the church
of the Nativity, South Bethlehem.
The Bethlehem Iron Company the
other day shipped twenty car loads of
steel rails via the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road. The steel department of the Co.'S.
Works is now kept In operation on full
time.
-" Ma, does pa kiss the cat ?"
"Why, no, my son. What iu the name
OF goodness put that in your head p
"Cos when pa came down stairs this
morning he kissed Sarah in the hallway
anu odiu, lhub uCtbtt hlSoluG
that old cat up stairs, ain't 1t, Sarah p
The feelings Of the old lady were sooth.
ed by papa's hiring one of David E6-
bert's handsome teams, and taking her
Tor ride up the Mahohing Valley.
g -Tilghman Walp,of We!ssport, while
Rengaged shifting cars at Packerton, on
Monday afternoon last, was caught be-
tween the bumbsrs, and received a
considerable bruise on his thigh. He
is under the treatment OF DR.. j. G..
Zern.
"A large number OF the bogus S.
notes of the Merchants National Bank
of New Bedford, Mass, have been set
aaoat In the Valley within the last four
weeks. They are we'll gotten up and
calculated to deceive the unwary.
Society gossips have it that Mr.. W.
Fl. Horn and Miss Lizzie Hunt, OF
Catasauqua, and son of DIR. Guernsey,
of Philadelphia, and Miss Gertie
Thomas, of Hokendauqua, will be mar
ried shortly.
-Lehigh Valley railroad stock can
now be purchased for S57 and $5S q
share,a decrease of several dollars from
the price of fortnight ago. Lehigh
Coal and Navigation stock is quoted at
SAC.
ALI dealers In liquor. tobacco and
cigars who fail to make application
and to pay their Revenue Licenses on
or before the Both day of May, will be
compelled to pay the penalty of fifty
per cent. Such are the orders from the
District Collector.
Rev. w. A. Schafer, pastor OF
Christ Church, Easton, has been So
lected to deliver the annual address at
the commencement of the Lutheran
theological seminary in Philadelphia.
On Tuesday evening of last week
Mrs. James Gillespie fell down flight
Of stairs In ner residence at Catasauqua,
and broke one of her arms.
The Crane lion Company are at
present engaged In filling up No. l fur
mace preparatory to blowing Ia. No. 4
furnace will also be ready to blow In by
about the middle OF June.
Tuesday next will be Decoration
day. We hear of no arrangements
having been made TO decorate the graves
| of daeRasad gOldierR bnriad in the came,