The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-09-02

The iron market continues dull.
No. pig brings $22 in Philadelphia, de-
livered, and No. 2 $50.
-Easton borough has thirty schools
with As teachers. Amount of tax levied
for the present year, for school purpo-
ses, $34, 800. .....
If you want nice glove go to 7.
d. Clauss' and select from his new and
elegant stock of kid and Lisle thread
gloves, just opened. .,.. ..
Two of our young townsmen, Frank
d. Clauss and ID. Irwin Olemine, left
on Wednesday last for Kingston, Lu-
zerne county, where they will attend
the Seminary for the purpose of taking
a commercial course.
On Sept. 18th and 18th a Conven-
tion of the Reformed Sunday Schools
OF this and the neighboring counties Is
to be held at Catasauqua. will be
preceded by special meeting Of the
East Penna. Chassis.
j. K. Rckert has still few of those
eligible lots in Rickertstown to dispose
of. Ii your feel like securing good
hBme call and see him He is also sup
plying Hour, feed, lumber and coal at the
lowest rates.
Mrs. N. Guth, the popular milliner
of Weissport, will visit New York and
Philadelphia during the coming week,
for the purpose of purchasinga large
stock Of fall and winter millinery goods,
trimmings, notions, etc.
II. d. Clauss has Just returned
from the city with beautiful stock of
Centennial and other styles of neck
ties. Also, a full stock of gents fur
nishing goods of the choicest quality.
Call and see them.
Mr.. Ftp. Lentz has been in the
city during the past week, purct asing
set of brass instruments for the Fire
mems Cornet Band of Lehighton. A
Committee is now soliciting subscrip-
tions to pay for them, and we hope will
meet with liberal encouragement.
j. W. O'Neil, at the Lehighton
Bakery, has newly and tastily fitted up
his ice cream saloon and opened up his
soda fountain, aud is now prepared to
supply our citizens with the finest fla
vors of ice cream and soda water day
and evening.
"A son of Mr.. NJ. Deibert, of
Laury's Station, one day last week met
with fall, and getting his tongue be-
tween his teeth as he landed 1t was by
force Of the concussiOn so nearly cut
in two that the almost severed parts had
to be removed by physician.
"A Lynn township farmer cut open
what he thought was an abandoned d
hornets nest few days ago, TO ex.
anime its inside arrangements. The
family happened to be at home, how
ever, quite numerously, and the grang-
.er now thinks he will be able to see his
barn in about two weeks. .
IF. p. Semmel offers at private sale,
on very reasonable terms, seventeen
very pleasantly located building lots on
the old fair grounds, In this borough
This offers rare opportunity for per-
sons desiring to build themselves a
home. For further particulars apply
to F. p. Semmel, at his hardware store,
On Bank Street. ~
On Tuesday last John Maloney,
Dan. Reese and Martin Moore, were
arrested In Catasauqua, on suspicion of
being the incendiaries who have caused
the destruction Of so much property 10
that section during the past six months.
Moore gave bail, but Reese and MalO-
ney were sent to Jail In default.
DIR. FITTLER's RHEUMATIC REMEDY
cures rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous
aud kidney diseases. DIR. FITTLER's
PICTORIAL SYRUP, infalllble for coughs,
colds and bronchitis. DIR. FITTLER s
CORDIAL, CALIsAYA, LINIMENT and
VEGETABLE Liver PILLS sold by G.
W. Lentz, sole agent for Lehighton and
WeisspOrt. 2-1y
IT. d. Clauss has just returned from
the city with beautiful assortment
of cloths, cassimeres and vestings, which
he Is now making up at prices far
below any other house in the Valley,
while the style of At aud workmanship
is unsurpassed. Call and see his goods
before you purchase elsewhere. There
is no charge for showing goods. Also,
full line Of ladies' and gentlemen's q
aGtchels. .r....r ,t..-..
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