The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-02-24
Tht Carbon Adrofate.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. a., 1877.
Local and Personal.
" Washington's Birthday passed on
very quietly in this locality. T

Washlngton's Birthday passed 6f
very quietly in this locality. 4 III
The Doylestowp Agricultural and
Mechanical Institute owe s6j827.6O.
Bling your sale bills to this office
II you want them done cheap and
quick. ,r 10000 r t.H or
q, 80 ID. lard cans best tin-only rs
cents at d. F. Rickert's, East Weiss
port, Pa. Iu. 49,.
-Packerton displayed the usual a
mount of patriotic bunting on Wash~
ington's Birthday.
= Extra fine nickel-plated Harness
for $35 90 For sale by NJ. Florey near
canal bridge, Weisspolt. um
A special session of the Grand
Lodge l, o. o. F. of Penna. Is TO be
held at EastoA at an early date.
The Philadelphia Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church will
commence its sessions on the 2lst Of
March.
"A bill has been introduced In the
House at Harrisburg increasing the
yearly pensions of the soldiers of 1912,
or their widows, to 500. 'a
The Evening Herald says the AL
lentOwn Rolling Mil, last week received
large order for bolts, nuts and washers
for shipment to Europe.
Work was suspended in all the
mines OF the LehIgh and Wilkes Barre
Coal Company on Friday Of last week.
1t Is, said the suspension will be brief.
--Semmel is happy over the fact that
he Is reelected Burgess-and Dollen-
mayer is happy because he was not
elected. So we may safely state both
are happy t
Mrs. +. p, Beehtel, Of fremont,
Schuyikilf county, went to the barn on
Sunday last and hung herself. She
was sick and respondent; 4S years old,
and left two children.
The Courier says there were thir.
teen bodies Of children In Tamaqua,
Saturday night, awaiting burial, death
having occurred from whooplng cough
aud scarlet fever.
CIV. LentZ informs his friends
that he has now in stock SO beautiful
patterns In Wall paper to select from,
and that he is selling at city prices for
cash. Call now. ,f.
---One Of the largest and best selected
stocks OF dress goods, dry goods, gro
ceries and provisions, in this section, can
be found at TiIghman Arner's store, ,Op-
pOsHe L. & S. depot. His prices are
down to the lowest notch for cash,
Young American Cornet Band, of
WeisspOrt, visited Lehighton on Thurs
day evening, serenading number of
our citizens--not forgetting the ADvo-
CATE. They make good music for a
new organization.
Joseph f. Rex, near Canal Bridge,
East Weissport, will supply you with I
finest family -four, feed, candies, ap.
pies, potatoes, tobacco and cigars, at
lowest possible prices for CASH. Try |
II and be convinced. A.
From late intelligence from trust |
worthy sources it appears that the iron |
interest will improve with the opening |
of spring. 1t is reported that the |
Thomas and Crane Iron cOmpahies |
have recently received large con Tacts. |
the former company has also negotiated |
a sale OF 10000 tons Of iron OF $lS per
ton. '4 ....- HH
--J.K. Rickert has still few of those
eligible lots in Rickertstown to dispose |
of. II you feel like securing a good |
home call and see him He Is also sup.
plying -four, feed, lumber and coal at the
lowest rates.
--SToP. A MoMENT.-Have you used
DR.. COxe's Santonine Worm Syrup.
Try 1t. II Is delightful to the taste,
health-givlng to children; but death to
worms. Price 25 cts. For sale at A.
j. 0urling's drug store. 2S
RECON- by the Faculty
ALLRN's Strengthening Uordill ard LAYER Pills
- lhey have cured thousands Of hopeless cases
where all other remedies have failed this, too,
without any Of the horrors that attend surgery,
or the heroic medical treatment they are
worth a whole army OF doctors, Try them anu
be convinced. For sale by all Druggists
e. f. Luckenbaeh's stock of wall
papers and window blinds beats all Ia
this section OF the state. II you go to
Mauch Chunk, call and inspect his
stock. See card in another column.
Fred. Stenert, an employee at the
Psckerton car shops, single man
at George Hagens, while at
his work Thursday morning, had the
to have large casting drop
upl his right foot, maShing it very
badly. One or mOre of his toes were
Mr.. S. met with similar
accident about three years ago.