The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-05
Country vendues have commenced.

Pearl soap, finest quality, 8 cakes
Tor 20 cents at Rhodes on Bankway.
Owing to the Centennial, the State
Agricultural Society has determined
not TO hold a State Fair this year.
Allentown had three burQlarIes on
tuesday night, and none OF the roeues
were caught.
Highly perfumed German Honey
soap, at Rhodes on Bankway, Q cakes
for 20 cents.
County Superintendent r. #. Hof-
ford, Will please accept our thanks for
copy OF the School Report for 1875.
On Saturday, Jannary 22d, one OF
our hens hatched out brood Of chick
ems. We presume they are the first OF
the season.
.-Baldwln's Tomato Catsup, 25 cts.
bottle at Rhodes on Bankway.
.-Durlng the year 1876 there were
263 deaths In the city of Allentown
which was equal to about ten out of
every thousand of our population.
Judge Maynard, formerly OF Eas
ton, had q suit at Wilkes Barre the
other week for counsel fees, and the
jury awarded him $I1, ,45o. .it .s, =.
-5 10. package of Breakfast HomIny
Tor 3O cents at Bhodes' on Bankway.
p. T. Brady has got 'em-yalen-
tines In great variety OF styles.
Charles Froehlich, corner Of ed and
Iron Sts., has opened -four and feed
store, and by an advertisement In an
other column asks the patronage Of his
friends and the public.
We sympathi7e with our friend
Lynn, of the Mauch Chunk Democrat,
In the loss by death of his infant daugh-
ter, on Monday last.
MIR. MOrford, chief engineer at the,
Allentown Rolling Mill, had one OF his
feet badly mashed one day last week
by having 1t struck by falling pinIon
block.
WANT carriage9" If you do, GO
to David Ebbert's livery on Bank st.,
where you can get stylish horse and
a handsome carriage for small amount
in greenbacks. ....
That ground hog saw his shadow
on Wednesday morning last, and now,
as the almanac says, you may expect
some sort of weather every day for the
next six weeks.
Get yeur fresh hxead fyom Haller
& Dreibelbies, at the Lehighton bakery.
cakes for weddings, and parties q
srecialty. Candies and CONNECTIONS Of
finest quality. r..t.E
The gale of wind on Wednesday
last made things lively. Our friend
| I ta
very weak in the gale, and large por-
tion of 1t lay down.
During Thursday night we receiv-
ed an installment of about three inches
of the " Beautiful, beautiful, snow"
and now the jingle of the merry sleigh.
bell sounds through the land. -
1t has been decided that il part.
ner of dissolved firm negiects to give
notice through the newspapers of dis.
solution of partnership, he is equally
liable with his late part nef for oil debts
contracted after dissolution. ..t
Suit has been brought by Mr.. Jno.
E. Lentz, against the city Of Allentown,
for damages to his building last Win
ter caused by water from the FIRE plug
undermining the foundation. 4
Why don't the young ladies' of lie.
highton give leap year party2 The
Young ladies of other towns are heels
over head in this sort of amusement
just now. Improve your chances.
girls |
Daniel Graver, at the Bee Hive,
Store, is just receiving very large.
stock of QUeensware, to which he in-
vites the attention Of hosek eepers; also
a full line of dress and dry goods, gro
ceries, provisions, etc. Prices fully as
low as elsewhere. I... ..IE
The Lehigh County Agricultural
, Society held its annual meeting at the
Court House, In Allentown, on Tues
day last, and resolved to hold their next
exhibition on Sept. 26-7-9-9, 1876, an
. election of officers also took place, re-
. sulting as follows: Enos Erdmsn,
l President; W. j. Hoxworth, Secretary,
. and Ephraim Grim, Treasurer.
!, Says the Slatington News OF last
Wednesday Rev. L. K. Derr, pastor
of the German Reformed Church of
this place, and also of the Church at
Lehighton, was very agreeably surprls-
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thirteen ladies Of his congregation at
D Lohighton, coming welI-loaded with
= "good things" for the pantry. The oc-
: casion was a very pleasant one for all.
= Rev. Derr is very popular with his
people at Lehighton, while they have
n large hearts TO reoiprocate his useful.
n meas.
. On Friday afternoon last between
L and 6 O'Clock, as the down passenger.
s train on the l. & s. Railroad was run
: ming past the Car Shops at Stemton, a
r little girl named Amanda Schoenenber-
: ger, aged Ia, employed as a domestic
J, in the family of DIR. v. G. Huebner,
s at Coplay, on this side of the Lehigh,
+ was struck by the pilot Of the engine
l.. and fatally crushed and mangled by
p the wheels of the cars. 1t appears she
& had gone up to Newport to bring home q
dress which she had had made by man
n tua maker there, She was on her way
4 home at the time Of the occurrence,
"a walking on tine railroad track, because
q of the muddiness Of the wagon road, as
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