The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-07-28
, r.. SEWERS,
Local and Personal.

There will be no fair held at Eas.
ton this year. ., ..,,
Slate shipments from Slatlngton
are quite brisk, Of,
The corn is looking unusually fpe.
There are 105 prisoners In the
Schuylkill county Jail.
v The rolling mill at Catasauqua was
re.started last week.
The slate trade in and about Bath
Is at present at very log ebb. .a.
:. Nice to run around after locals With
the thermometer at SO in the shade
-" jim. jams" is a vulgar word !;
"James preserves " is more elegant.
wilkes. Barre will keep the centen.
nial Of the Wyoming massacre July 3,
1878.
"A lady Of Parryylls picked two
hundred and twenty-five quarts of cher.
rles this summer from trees in her yard.
Some fne races will come off over
tie Ritte-syille, Driving Park In Au.
gust. The pdtses will aggregate twelve
hundred dollars.
Hats and caps In every variety of
style and quality. at T. D. Clauss' mer-
chant tailoring establishment, at prices
to suit everybody. -
IF. j, Settler, Of siatlngton, has
been chosen as teacher of tue. High
School in that place. The coming one
wIli be bis third term.
:, IT. d. Clauss.7 the tailor, has just re
turned from the city, and is now open
ing an entirely new stock Of spring
goods. Call and see them.
wIf you owe for this paper, we
would be pleased If you would remit
the amount now. We need money
"muchly" at this time. -E
,L-7 Beautiful When you go to Mauch
Chunk, don't fail to call at e. F. Luck
,epbach's near Broadway House, and
see his beautiful wall paper, &c.
,--If you need anything In the print
Ing line, 1t will pay you to call at this
office before ordering elsewhere. Plair
and fancy lob printing at low prices.
Tremendous slaughter in ladies
gents youths and children6' boots
shoes end CATERS, at T. d, Clauss,
Bank street, LehigEton. Call now
The evenings are now very pleas.
4 ant, and David Ebbert is always pre-,
pared to furnish. teams at low rates 70
drives through our beautiful valleys.
= The COUNSEL for Allen c. Laros II.
tend to petition the Go9ernOr to appoin
. commission to inquire into and deter
mine as to the sanity of the prisoner,
"A Night, Blooming Ceres, at tn
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Swee
ney, In this place, on Tuesday an,
Wednesday evenings, attracted a larg
~ number of our citizens to view its beau
ties.
j. K, Rlckert has still few of thoS
eligible lots in Rickertstown to dispos
Of. If you feel like. # securing goo
home call and see him He is also suI
plying -four, feed, lumber and coal at II
lowest rates.
<-A very heavy shower, accompanie
by terrible flashes of lightning an
heavy peals Of thunder, passed over tn
place Thursday night. The Reformt
Church was struck by lightning, bl
sustained little damage.
,--NoW 8 ! good time to put in o.
winter coal, the price now being full
as low as It will be. Semmel & Cab
have Just received 200 tons. which the
are selling very, low. Call and Iea'
your order and learn prices.
--Trexler, Ereldler and Mans ha,
commenced the carriage manufacture
business at A.. Buckman's old stan
and inEi lie patronage. See their advs
tisement In another COLUMN, aRd thl
give them a share of your oBeers.
IT. d. Clauss, the Merchant tail
is now receiving, an immense stock
spring and SUMMER styles pf cloths, CO
simeres. a9d yesting. which be is pr
pared TO make up in the latest fashi
At very popular prices for cash.
GENTS furnishing goods, eompr
rg white and colOred shirts, undt
wear, collars, neckties, &C., in immen
quantities, and at prices lower th
ever before offered, at T. d. Clau.
merchant tailoring establishment, Bal
street, Iehlghton,
On the afternoon of Thursday [
barn of Reuben Reinsmith, adioinir
the Relgel farm, in biahoning Vale
took fire and was entirely destroy
with its contents, including one hor
and all the newly gathered crops. Y
ire Informed that there was no insu
ihc6 on the premises.