The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-19
Local and Personal.
The bare footed boy is about.

-lco cream BupplanIS Ine succulene
oyster.
-" Sailor" hats will be the style this
eummet.
Eggs are selling at IL cents dozen
In Bethlehem.
"A full line Of Hamburg Edging at
the Bee hive Store of Daniel Grsver.
The keystone Furnace at the Chain
Dam, near Eastob, has been restarted.
The millers OF Allentown have re-
vuced the price of Nour fifty cents per
hundred.
The South Easton furnace was put
in blast last week, and is reported to bsI
working finely.
AT West Plttston, Luzerne county
the other day youth of seventeen,
married girl aged fourteen.
"A silver mine Is said to have been
discovered in Upper Mount Bethel, in
Northampton county.
-Musllns at from cents yard up
wards at the Bee Hive Store of Daniel
Graver.
Light Harness, very cheap for cash,
at Milton Florey's, near the canal
bridge, Weissport.
DIR. G. B. Llnderman has been ap-
pointed assignee of the suspended
Dimes Savings Bank at Beth lehem.
The pay of all the officers of the
Eehlgh Valley railroad company was
last week cut down twenty per cent.
David Nilsson, aged years, was
drowned In the canal, at Catasauqua,
on Friday OF last week, while fishing.
Daniel Graver has just arrived
from Philadelphia with large stock
of dry goods, groceries, &c. &c.
Rev. A. +. Leopold, of York, Pa,
was In town, visiting among his old
friends for few days during the past
week.
The Philadelphia and Reading rail-
road company paid $50, 900 on Saturday
ut Shenandoah to employees at seven
collleries. ...
Bethlehem now buys Its potatoes
FOR e1.25, at which figure, the Times
says, the dealers make 80 to 40 cents
per bushel.
style and quality, at 7. d. Clauss' mer-
chant tailoring establishment, at prices
to suit everybody.
Mrs. Cath. Naliln, an old lady OF
90 years, Of MinOoka, Luzerne county,
was run over and killed ON the railroad
Oh Friday last week.
-FlrewOod at t2.25 load; and a
new and handsome lot of baby CARR.
ages, very cheap just received at Sem
mel u Cables store.
-O6icer James Griffin, of South
Bethlehem, who recently killed bur-
glar, has been presented with hand
some revolver by his friends.
Tremendous slaughter in ladies
gehts,' youths and chidrens' boots
shoes and CATERS, at T. d. Clauss,
Bank street, Lehighton. Call now |
Michael Glaab, who is supposed t
have broken into d Scranton iewelrN
store, was arrested a few days sinct
while 10 attendance at his wife's burial
Two iron ore mines near Toptoi
Are again being worked after cessation
Of nearly two years. Twenty i've hun
ured tohs were shipped to the Lehigl
Valley during April.
-Hihey IL Rowbatham's huckste
wagon visits Lehighton and Weisspor
every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day, with fresh fish, fruits and vegeta
bles of choicest quality.
IT. d. Clauss, the tailor, has just re
turned from the city, and is now open
Ing an entirely new stock Of sprin
goods. Call and see them.
Another immense arrival @
new goods at Nusbaum's, embracin
silks, silk brilllanteehs, granedihes, lin
ems, white goods and parasOls at price
that will command ready sale.
j. K. Rlekert has still few of thos
eligible lots in RltkeItstOwn 10 dlspos
Of. If you feel like securing GOO
home call and see him He Is also sol
plying -four, feed, lumber and coal at Il
lowest rates.
IT. d. Clauss, the merchant tailC
Is now receiving an immense stock
spring and summer styles of cloths, ca
simeres and testing, which he is pr,
pared to make up In the latest fashiC
at very popular prices for cash.
-SToP MoMEET.-Have you use
DIR. Coxe's SantOnine Worm Sytul
Try 1t. 1t is delightful to the tast
heRlth-giviug to children; but death
worms. Prlee 20 cts. For sale at
d. Durllng's drug store. 2S
Agents Wanted Can make 50
$40 per day selling the Centenni
Stationery Packages the best selliI
packages out. Large inducements
Agents. Address, with stamp, for 1
information, A, L. SdoYKEFFER,
At. bethlehem. Pa.
Gents furnishing goods, comprl
Ing white and colored shirts, unde
wear, collars, neckties, &C., in immen
Quantities, and at prices lower thu
ever before offered, at T. d. Claus
merchant tailoring establishment, Bar
street, LehlghtOn.
especial Invitation. Ladies a
respectfully invited to call and exaI
tne our large and beautiful assOrtme
OF ladies' ready made linen suits, ran
Ing In price at from $500 upwards.
Respectfully,
j. 7. NpsBAUM & SoN.
III you are in want of anything
the stove, tin ware or hOusefurnishiI
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