The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-03-25

1t is said, that fares will he reduced
on the l.. V. II. II. during the Centen-
nial.
Prints at from 3 cts per yard, at the
Bee Hive Store of Daniel Graver.
The boatmen along the Lehlgh
are preparing their boats and getting
ready for business.
---Of the 5000 stockholders of the
LehiQh Valley Railroad more than b.
900 are women.
-Musllns, bleached and unbleached,
at from 4 cents per yard upwards, at
the Bee Hive Store of Daniel Graver
Monday night we were visited by
one Of the worst storms of wind and
snow we have experienced during the
past winter.
Mrs. NJ. Guth calls attention to her
new and elegant stock of spring styles
of millinery goods. See advertisement
In another column.
Carpets at from 30 cents per yd.
upwards, at Daniel Graver's Bee Hive
store.
Wanted, q good girl, for general
house work. Liberal wages will be paid
for a suitable girl. Apply to Nj. w.
Randenbush, Packerton, Pa.
MIR. William Reber, after resi-
dence of several years in this place,
moved back to Lancaster City, on Tues
day last.
Black alpacas at from 90 cts up to
81 per yard, at the Bee Hive store of
Daniel Graver.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Co.
now have 23,5i5 four wheeled coal
cars on their road. These cas- If plac-
ed in line would extend 5S miles in
length.
AT the regular meeting of Lehigh
Hook & Ladder Co., of this borough,
held on Monday evening last, Mr.. f.
Deborde rendered his resignation as a
member of said company, wherenpon
Mr.. Bretney was elected Secretary to
& the vacancy.
Mary had little dress, all ruffied,
puffed and braided, " Domestic Fash.
ions" gave it shape, the New " Domes-
tic made it.
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state to the ladies of Lehighton and
Wessport that she has just received
large and elegant stock of Centennial
styles of Spring ard Summer millinery
goods, which she is prepared to make
up in the latest fashion. Store, next to
the Post office, Weissport, Pa. Prices
fully as low as elsewhere.
=" When one takes his Sunday af-
ternoon nap and has an ugly Dream"
asks correspondent can you call 1t
a nightmare 2" Not exactly perhaps
1t may be more proper to say that the
dreamer has only little colt in his
head. This is decidedly horse joke,
but there is no joke in the assertion
that David Ebbert keeps the finest
teams in this section and that his
charges are fully as low as the lowest.
Daniel Graver, Of the
Bee Hive Store, has just re-
turned from the city with a
very large stock of ladies'
dress goods, dry goods, no.
tions, carpets, provisions,
etc. which he is prepared to
oeao,, 10 H. o,toou, l
olleI w Ills cuouoilOlS ahu
the public at q very low
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the First National Bank of
J,ob;rb+on
'iS noo'
A Mauch Chunk correspondent OF
the Allentown Morning Herald, puts it
thusly Although t g fulness of time
mas not YET arrived we near the name
OF Dan' haiolus' Esq prominently
SPOKEN OF as tne man Destined 10 re-
ueem the preStlge ot thls county ~ our
Natlonai Assembly next term' MI
ha,olus Is lawyer Oh emlnens apillty,
ciear thihKer' eioqueht III aeoate ana
WouIo make such a represenlatlV9 as
tne people Oh IhiS county misht well pe
prouu o.
By selling at reasonable prices and
carefully filling all orders. Messrs. Helm
and German. tn &. boot and shoe dealers.
in Semmel's Block, are rapidly gaining
popularity.
-Tbsre will he an annplar eclinse of