The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-05

ted at Lentz's drug store.
The " centennial dress" is made Of
calico. Appropriate.
Look at Nusbaum's popular an
nouncement in another column.
"A fine assortment of pocket books
at Lentz's drug store.
Nothing makes home so Cheerful
as white washed out buildings and
fences.
The st. Paul's Methodist Epsco-
pal congregation of IIazeton have
raised their PASTORS salary to 81, 400.
For toothpicl5, box of pills or a
strengthening plaster call at Lentz's
drug store.
The Port Carbon (Schuylkill Co. )
furnace was blown out last Saturday,
and It is stated is In the hands OF the
Sheriff.
John Stahler, q miner In the Maha-
noy mines, was killed Monday morn
ing last by fall Of coal.
&C. w. Lentz, the druggist, on Bank
Street. will try to use you right.
Quot pitching and base ball now
occupies the time and attention OF our
Juveniles.
-Caustic soda, for soap making, Mt
Lentz's drug store. for 1917 cents
pound.
The skeleton OF q man, supposed
to have been murdered year ago, was
found on the mountain near Frackville,
in Schuylkill county, Sunday. The
skull was fractured and the nose broken.
A large lot of Centennial baby car
riages just received and for sale very
ware store, Lehighton, Pa.
just now is good time to go to
David Ebberts livery and hire one of
his handsome rigs" and view the de-
lightful scenery OF our valleys and
mountains. Try t--term low.
Paper hanging, painting and glaz-
ing neatly done by Ed. Eisenhower.
Orders left at the post office, Lehigh-
ton, Pa, will receive prompt attention.
Charges very moderate and satisfaction
guaranteed. (24)
The mother of Rev. A. r. Horne,
principal of the Keystone Normal
School at Kutztown, died recently at |
her residence in Bucks county.
Mr.. G. L. Schneider, of Coplay, is
the owner of four year old Percheron
colt weighing 1900 pounds.
If ycu want a nice glove go to T.
ID. ClauSs' and select from his new and
elegant stock of kid and Lisle thread
gloves, just opened.
Que of the miniature engines of the
l'ehlgh Valley Iron Co., at Coplay,
heretofore used in pulling cinder cars,
has gone to Philadelphia to do service
there during the summer on the track
Df the West End Passenger Railway
Co.
Joseph Miller, a bOatman, esiding
in Weissp0rt, who has been sick since
ast fall, died on Monday night. He
was about 80 years of age, and leaves
/ wife and several children to mourn his
ieath.
The new planning mill of Yeakel,
Birery & Co., in Weissport, will shortly
be finished and ready to commence
work. The large wheel arrived on
Tuesday last.
7. ID. Clauss has Just returned
from the city with beautiful stock of
centennial and other styles of neck
lies. Also, full stock Of gents fur
nishng goods of tue choicest quality
Call and see them.
--SpOnges, ,perfumery and fancy soap
for the summer toilet at Lent's drug
store.
Feeling called upon to serenade his
lear gazelle he borrowed an accordeon
and, after getting so that he could
squeeze a few dolefu noises out of it,
he posted himself under her window one
night and began plainiively bowling,
II Oh, whisper what thou feeest % She
poked her head out of the window at
he third line and said, "Oh, it's you,
S it | thought it was cats. And you
want me TO whisper how teelest, hey?
Well, l feelest tired, that's what. Been
hard running sewing ma.
,hine all day. Get me a Light. Run
hing Domestic and then III know
you mean business
You may not be aware of the fact,
,ut it is nevertheless true, that G. w.
Ientz is paying out SILVER in
,hange at his drug store, in Leuckel'S
Building.
Patrick Kelly, charged with shoot.
ng John Conway, a miner, at Spring
'rook, Luzerne county, in January,
S74, was captured at Mahanoy City on
Tuesday last. The shooting occurred
Turing drunken brawl.
do you want an elegant suit of
clothes ? II so call at the merchant
ailoring establishment of T. D. Clauss,
md examine his beautiful assortment
II cloths, cassimeres and vestings, which
IL is now making up at prices far
below any other house in the Valley,
While the style Of At and workmanship
unsurpassed. Call and see his goods
'efore you purchase elsewhere. There
no charge for showing goods. Also,
full line of ladies' and gentlemen's
On Saturday last Messrs. Laury &
'eters tiung to the breeze an eighteen
DOT flag in front Of their tailoring es.
The first of number to
'e "hiSted" during the next few days.
"A j. Durling's window is elabo-
atelY fixed IN with UNantannioI A.