The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-10-20

Two glasses Of beer for five cents
at Allentown.
The steam Of hot water will restore
the smoothness OF velvet.
Now is a good time to lay in your
winter supply of potatoes.
Squirrel hunting Is now in order
wi th those. who haye; time for it.
There Is not furnace in blast in
Danville and only two mills working.
If you want . good and cheap set
Of Harness, call on N. Florey, Weiss
port.
William Keegan, an old man, fell
Into canal lock on Saturday and was
drowned. ,....
Tho forests and hills are fast array
Ing themselves In the gorgeous habill-
ments of autumn.
New styles OF fall winter boots,
shoes and CATERS, at T. d, Ciauss' very
cheap for cash.
Measurements taken, and shades
made aud pnt up. on short notice, by
Luckenbach. Mauch Chunk.
Fall Ant winter styles OF hats and
caps. for men and boys wear, at I. d.
ClAuss', at very lowest cash prices.
The two trials of Patrick Hester
and others, tried for the murder Of Al
exander W. Rea cost Columbia county
about e, 900.
Ladies' will do we'll to read Daniel
GraVer's new advertisement In to-day's
n0 la hoo lraA 20,
a wonderfully low point.
IT you want to buy cheap clothing,
then go to Schmidt's store, at Weiss
port. there you will ind good stock at
Philadelphia prices.
Notwithstanding the fact that Con-
gress Is now in session, David Ebbert
continues to hire teams from his popu-
lar livery, at very low prices.
Call at this Office and see specimens
Of job printing. We have just added
another lot of new and beautiful type
to our original stock.
The iron mines around Fogelsville
are now In operation again after rest
OF several months. Several mines
around Texas have also been re.started.
- Lehigh Hook & Ladder Co., of
this place, made money out of their
pocket by their ball, last week. Ex-
penses over and above receipts, six
dollars.
Rev. Worman's lecture on the
Holy Land, Monday evening, was but
slimly attended. About a. were net
ted for the Sabbath School over expen-
ses.
IT. d. Clauss, the tailor, is now re.
eeivlng his fall and winter goods, such
as finest cloths, ,cassimeTes aud yestings,
which he is prepared to make up in
latest styles at very low prices for cash.
The widow of the late Miffiin II.
Snyder, OF Bethlehem, on Tuesday OF
last week was paid $40, 900, the amount
due on two policies of insurance on the
life of her late husband.
If you want clock, watch or sew
Ing machine properly repaired please
call at NJ. Hagsman's store, Pennsville,
Carbon county, Pa, and you can be ac.j
eOmmOdated. c. /
If you need anything In the print.
Ing line, 1t will pay you to call at this
Office before ordering elsewhere. Plain
and fancy job printing at low prices.
j. K. Rickert has still few of those
eligible lots in RckertstOwn to dispose
Of. If you feel like securing a good
home call and see him He is also sap
plying -four, feed, lumber and coal at the
lowest rates.
Stoves and Heaters. - E. W
Clauss, Exchange Hotel building, has
just received the first lnstalment Of his
stock Of Cooking, PaTlOr and Office
Stoves and Heaters to which he invites
the especial attention OF parties desiring
TO purchase, being able to offer them at
prices far below anything HERETOFORE in
this town. Also, tinware, house furn.
ishing articles, roofing and spouting at
very low prices. Try him.
-FoR SALE.-Frank Llebenguth will
sell q frst-rate horse and spring wagon.
For further particulars call at his store
on Bank street. this borough. A Bar.
gain.