The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-12-02

fession OF being converted, others hre
still "serklng."
1t Is iumored that MIR. Fired.
Schmidt, OF Philadelphia. and foriArrly
of WcisSport, contemplatps taking up
iiis residence IN one OF his dwellings, In
his borough in the course OF few
months.
We have a quantity OF 1 oz. and
Id 10. sizes of tobacco bags on hand,
which we can supply with card neatly
printed on at SO per 1000, other
printing equally cheap.
Dan. Graver, OF the Bee Hive
Store, has just received another lot Pf
new goods, comprising ladies' dress
goods and dry goods, which he Is Offer
ing at wonderfully low prices.
The new St. Michaels German
Lutheran church, at Allentown, Is so
far completed that the basement will
be consecrated tomorrow Sunday,
Dec. 3d.
Dan. Graver, at the Bee Hive, has
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.
The Berks County Poultry Associa-
tion has determined to hold an exhiOi.
tion In Reading during the Christmas,
holidays, the fair to open on Monday
the 25th, and to close on Fri day event
ing, December Goth.
Few per sons are aware Of the ind
portance of checking cough or coh-
mon cold in its first stage. That which
in the beginning would yield to mild
remedy, II neglected, soon preys upon
the Lungs DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
affords instant relief. Price, 25 cents.
Tine Rev. b. w. Schmauk, pastor
elect of st. Michael's German Lutheran
Church, Allentown, will be installed
tomorrow Sunday, Dec. Sd. The
Rev. Joshua Jaeger and Rev. S. X.
Brobst, have been appointed by the
President the Committee of lnstslla>
tion.
Shop and store keepers who have
made preparations to dispose of large
amount Of holiday goods should remem-
ber that "a nimble sixpence is better
than slow shilling" Advertise In
the ADVOCATE IL you expect q fair
share of trade, on the nimble sixpence
plan.
Owing to the increased Sales at the
the Original Cheap Cash Store, J. 4.
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 off at prices never before heard
Of.
On Monday afternoon last, as DIR.
J. G. Kreamer, member of the Legsla-
turs elect, was on his way home from
near the Valley House, knocking the
wheel of his buggy into spinters. 1t
was storming at the time and the DR..
holding an umbrella over his head did
not netce che team turning the corner
from the L. V. depot.
e H. Snyder has just received an
other large stock of those elegant de
signs in ladies dress goods, together
with an immense stock of muslins,
prints, calicos, fannels, blankets, &C.,
which he is Offering to his customers
and the public at lowest market prices.
Call and examine-no trouble to show
goods.
On Tuesday afternoon, when on
his way down Bank St., Mr. George
Leuckel's team took a notion to "go it
alone" and proceeded at quite lively
pace down street, they were finally
stopped by Mr.. G. w. Nusbaum. No
one hurt. Friend Leuckel got q slight
epattering with mud.
We inadvertently omitted to men,
tiOn last week, that the Citizens Cornet
Band, Of this place, had put in its first
appearance on our streets as q band,
serenading several Of our citizens, not
the ADVOCATE in making
their round Of calls. The members of
the Band will accept our thanks for
their kindness and, also, our congratu-
lations on the rapid progress they are
making in their, to many Of them, new
profession.
-Chas. W. Lentz, druggist aud
apothecary, Leuckel's building, has
just received q fine assortment OF toi.
let articles, vases, cigar stands, fancy
note and box papers, and a general as.
sortment Of holiday goods, to which he
invites the attention of all who desire
to present their friends with q Christ
mas or New Years gift. Prices as low
as possible for CASH.
On Thursday afternoon of last
week James Haines, of Brooklyn N. Y,
attempted to board coal train on the
L and S. railroad while passing through
South Bethlehem, and falling between
the cars, had both feet cut off. lie was
taken to st. Luke's Hospital, where
both legs were amputated above the
knees. He has since died.
lit the Supreme Court at Washing
ton, on Monday, decision vas render.
ed In the case Of the Mutual Life In-
surance Company VS.. Anna W. and S.
W. Snyder, administrators of Monroe
Snyder, murdered at Bethlehem almost
three years ago, by The affirming of the
Circuit Court Of Pennsylvania for the
insured.
The trackman of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal company have been re-
duced from one dollar to ninety cents
per day; the brakemen of the same com.
pany have been reduced from 81. rs to
$1.6O q day; two of the eight lOcomo-