The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-12-09
Only two weeks next Monday till

Only two weeks next Monday till
Christmas.
C. w. Lehtz, the druggist, keeps
a full line Of patent medicines, fancy
and toilet articles wall papers, etc,
which he sells very low for cash.
David Ebbert's teams are all in
splendid order, and his charges unpre-
cedently low If you want teams for
pleasure or business trips, don't fail to
see him before you start out.
Dan. Graver, at the Bee Hive, ha
lust received large stock OF choice
china toys, lamps and glassware,
which he Is selling so low as to be al
most giving them away.
AT a regular meeting OF the Young
America Cornet Band, of Weissport,
the following officers were elected I:
President, A. ID. Marsh Vice-Presi-
dent, F. Reed Secty., Fl. j. Marsh |;
Treasurer, j. G. ZerD Leader, G. IL.
Macdanel.
Dan. Graver, of the Bee Hive
Store, has Just returned from Philadel-
phia with another large stock of choice
new goods, comprising ladies' dress
goods and dry goods, which he Is OTTER
ing at wonderfully low prices.
On election day domestic named
Annie Esgan employed hy w. N. Mar
Gus, Philadelphia, disappered and has
not been heard of since. She Is about
twenty years old, has sandy hair, blue
eyes and light complexion. 1nforma-
tion concerning her whereabouts would
be gratefully received by her brother,
John Eagan, Mahanoy City, or Mr..
Marcus, 2,038 Comac street, Philadel~
phia.
Owing to the increased Sales at the
the Original Cheap Cash Store, j. 7.
Nusbaum & Son have again just return
ed from New York with another i'm.
mensa stock of Fancy Dress Goods,
Woolens, ETC., which they are rapidly
selling of at prices never before heard
of.
The party of ''phat" hunters no
ticed in our last, have now succeeded
in securing possession of dog. Lou
says it is q "sooner dog" or at least
he got that impression from the way he
acted in the woods day or so ago.
Ladies' and gentlemen wishing to
indulge in the luxury of a dish Of
prime oysters, should patronize the
handsome saloon of j. w. O'Neil at
the Lehighton Bakery, opposite the Lei
National Bank-stewed, fried, or on
the half shell. Families supplied at
lowest prices. =
/-The Fort Allen Cornet Band, of
TWeissport, having collapsed, the old
members have reorganized under the
title of the Young America Cornet
Band they expect to get number of
new instruments shortly. Charlie says
they haye adopted strictly temperance
clause in their Dye-laws.
We have sent out large number
of bills during the past few days to
parties indebted to US for subscription,
advertising and job printing, to which
we wonld be pleased to receive early
and substantial answers. We must
have money, and If this plan fails we
must adopt another method which may
prove more eflicacious, but a good deal
less pleasant and agreeable to them and
us The sums are small to each indi-
vidual, but the amount in the whole to
us is very considerable. Gentlemen
pony up
They must have had a decidedly
happy time of it in Weissport last Sat
urday night, Three or four young men
of various statures, after visiting about
all the drinking places on "this side
the river" concluded to finish up by
visiting those of our sister borough,
"over the river" The fact was ac-
complished most thoroughly, il we may
Judge by the "phizs" presented by them
on Sunday morning, to an admirlng
and discerning public their heads
somewhat resembled pumpkin which
had been kicked by mule. A friend
of ours said they had been testing the
quality Of Weissport rhubard wine-we
never saw or heard of rhubarb acting
In that way. Another party claims
that he saw enough stones lying around
the scene of battle on the following
morning to pave one-haif of White st.
NauuhtV hOva