The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-29

30 cent wall paper at 18cts at the
Central Drug Store, Leuckel's Build
ing.
The rolling mill at Catasauqua sus-
pended operations last week, owing to
slaekness of orders.
Mrs. Faith, the milliner, hos put o
new show window In her store room
during the past week.
In Upper Macungie the price of la
Dor at the iron mines has come down to
rs cents per day.
Scotch stationery, in large variety,
at G. w. Lentz's drug store, Leuckel's
building.
If you want nice glove go to T.
d. Clauss' and select from his new and
elegant stock Of kid and Lisle thread
gloves, just opened.
Flags and Centennial goods in
choice variety at q. w. Lentz, Central
Drug Store, Leuckel's Building.
Dan. Rex, says he Is doing busi-
ness on the Jersey plan, viz -" Pay as
you 60"
Hon. A. j. Durling spent last
Sabbath at home with his family. He
retui ned to his duties as representative,
at Harrisburg, on Monday n. m.
Now is the time for wives to be real
sweet to their husbands-the miliners
have got In their new spring styles.
In stream where trout and bass
are found nothing 10 the nature of a
net less than three inches mesh can be
thrown, drawn or set. Penalty S25.
The CARBON ADVOCATE will I've on
exhibition at the Centennial grounds in
Philadelphia, in the building which
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., of New York,
are now erecting for the purpose of ex-
hihiting the various newspapers in the
United States.
G. w. Lentz, of the Central Drug
Store, Leuckel's Building, has been in
the city during the past week, and Sc
cured very large and beautiful stock
of fancy articles, perfumery, and drugs,
together with another lot of elegant
designs in wall papers, to which he es.
pecially invites the attention of the peo-
pie.
Carpets at from 20 cents per yard
upwards at Dan. Graver's Bee Hive
Store, next to First National Bank,
Lehighton, Pa.
It. D. Ulauss has just returned
from the city with beautiful stock of
ties. Also, full stock of gents fur
nishing goods of the choicest quality.
Call and see them.
DIR. Reber is continually beautify-
ing his residence. The new wing with
its bay windows is superb, and now the
iron fence in front and the well put up
board fence on the side of the lot com
pletes the beauty of his residence.
10th of May this year will be
a legal holiday. On that day the Opnn-
ing ceremonies at the Centennial
grounds will take place, and there will
no doubt be general rejoicing through
out the land on that occasien. What
are our people going to DO? Can we
not make general display Of bunting
and celebrate the day by parade :?
Who will move in he matter at once /?
Time is short.
-Centpnnial and other beautiful de-
oikuN w wan HuB'No hOW VII manu- hhu
constantly arriving at the old establish.
ed drug store of Al During. Prices
aIe a. low as elsewhere. Call and see
those beautiful patterns
"A large stock of alpacas, black and
colored, at from 90 cents per yard up
wards, at the Bee Hive Store of Daniel
Graver, first door above the First Ma
ainnal Rank I,ehiohton
Mr.. Frank Laury, of the firm of
Laury & Peters, merchant tailOrs, will
leave for the city on Monday, for the
purpose of purchasing new stock Of
goods.
Thursday night, at half past elev-
en- O'Clock, says the Morning Herald,
one Of those terrible accidents, which
causes every heart to shudder, occu--
red on the Lehigh Valley Railroad, a
short distance above Hofman's saw
mill. A man named Henry Wieand,
who resided In Clader's Division, Han
over, in jumping from coal train, was
run over and instantly killed, his body
being mangled in the most sickening
manner. His left leg was severed from
the body, at the hip, the right foot cut
eff, and the ribs on the left side mash
ed in. He was deal when found.
j. T. Nusbaum & Son, at the cheap
cash store, take the lead in giving the
best bargains in dress goods, dry goods
and carpets in the valley.
You may not be aware Of the fact,
but it is nevertheless true, that @. w.
Leutz is paying out SILVER Ia
change at his drug store, in Leuckel's
Building.
j. W. O'Neil, at the Lehighton
Bakery, has newly and tastily fitted up
his ice cream saloon and opened up his
soda fountain, and is now prepared to
supply our citizens with the finest fa-
vors OF ice cream and soda water day
and evening.
Specie No. I've presented bill
to g. W. Lentz, the druggist, on We'd
nesday last for printing and advertis-
ing, and received the amount in new
silver quarters. We take silver at par
at this office. Who will be the next?
"A. J. DurliDg druggist and apothe-
cary, has just received new and ele-
giant assortment OF perfumery, toilet
articles and fresh and pure drugs and
medicines, to which he invites the at
tsntion of our citizens.
The naxt animal Donfaranca meat