The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-06-23
Local and Personal.

N67.45.
--auckleberries will be plenty this
season.
New potatoes are selling on our
Streets 1t 90 cents per peck.
Strawberries are selling II this
place at 10 cents per quart or three
quarts for 25 cents.
The LehIgh Valley shops in South
kaston have as much work as the pres
ent force Of hands can do In six months.
Dip your brush into the white of
IN egg and apply 1t to your gilt picture
frames, and see how bright it will make
them.
John CIeary, Of Schuylkill county,
tumbled through bridge last week
while running after an engine. He fell
from height of thirty feet and sustain
ed probably fatal injuries.
Hats and caps in every variety of
style and quality, at T. D. Clauss' mer-
chant tailoring establishment, at prices
to suit everybody.
Part Of the roof Of the Cayuga
Colliery, at Scranton, fell Friday, kill
ing Patrick McSully and fatally iniuring
'Fhos. Morgan.
-FIrewood at s2.25 a load; and a
new and handsome lot Of, baby carri-
= ages, very cheap just received at Sem
mel Il Cables store.
IT. D. Clauss, the tailor, has Just re =
turned from the city, and is now open
ing an entirely new stock of spring
goods. Cali and see them.
r.o.oo.lo,,a aIo,ohtar In, Iodioe
gents youths and childrens' boots,
shoes and CATERS, at T. ID. Clauss,
Bank street, Lehighton. Call now
Jacob G.. Shalter, aged thirty three
!. years, o native of Muhenberg township,
Perks county, who left Reading eleven
years ago for the west, is supposed to
have been killed by the Indians in
Dakota territory.
The Special Sale Of Dry Goods &C.,
10 kept up at very lively rate at the
Original Cheap Cash Store, all owing to
another large arrival Of new goods at
very greatly reduced prices.
j. K. Rickert hks still few of those
eligible lots in Rlckertstown to dispose
bf. II you feel like securing good
home call and see him He is also sop.
plying -four, feed, lumber and coal at the
lowest rates.
1T. D. Causs, the merchant tailor
10 now receiving an immense stock 6f
spring and summer styles Of cloths, cas-
eimeres and vesting, which he is pre-
pared to make up in the latest fashion
1t very popular prices for cash.
-PoTATo BUG Potato BUG Go
to A. J. Durling's Drug store for your
Paris Green. There are several grades
+. of Paris Green In the market. A. ].
Durling sells the proper grade for de-
etroylng the bug. For sale wholesale
br retail.
--Gent's furnishing goods, compris.
ing white aud colored shirts, underr
wear, collars, necktles, &C., Id immense
quantities. and at prices lower than
ever before offered, at T. d. Clauss'
merchant tailoring establishment, Bank
! street. Lehlghton.
PEST P0IsoNi PEST PoIs6N IA
safe, sure and cheap destroyer of the
potato big, cabbage and currant worms
and other Insects. Unlike Paris Green,
- dissolve Ia water and is sprnkled.
Sure death. No danger TO plants. Costs
e6 cents an acre only. A. j. Durling
druggist. sole agent for Lehlghton and
vicinity.
Daniel Graver, of the Bee Hive
T. store, has been In the city during the
bast week. aud Is now receiving an.
bther large stock Of ladies' dress goods,
-. dty goods! carpets, groceries and pro.
=. visions, which he is offering at very low
prices. He invites you to call and ex.
min fVnf1G nd hafDea l. In,
your purchEEes elsewhere. All goods
Are warranted to be exactly as repre-
sented.
IF. A. BeamIsh. tax collector, oi
Scranton, was convicted in December
last of forging tax-duplicates for tht
Fourth School District, aud is still II
prison awaiting sentence. Friday oi
last week, ex-COnstable Farrell, who
was employed by Beamish to serve the
lax warrants, confessed that he and 9
confederate got possession of the tax
duplicate book, tore out the leaves, anC
kept $500. The confession, which il
sworn to, win be delivered in Court.
Capt. d. G.. Rhodes and his Stating
L0n Rifles, means business in the elab
prate preparation they are making fO
the celebration of the Nation sBirthday
ALREADY we understand the Allen Rife
Ind the Allen Cornet Band, of Allen
own, and Company "I'' OF Catasau
qua, haVo sikBliied their intention to b.
present and participate in the parad
and festivities OF the occasion. Tn,
gallant captain OF the Slatington Rifle
Extended q very cordial invitation t,
Dur Fire Laddies to participate, bu
owing t0 previous arrangements, WI
'eiieve It will be impossible for them t,
ccept. e.
Tuesday evening two laborers
'Atrlck dallaghefand Michael Lanigan
Fho were recently employed by tn
nrveyors Of the new Port Jervls an,
pennsylvania Railroad as stake drivers
ecame engaged In quarrel nea
troudsburg, The dispute grew into
ghti which was terminated by Galage
lrowing LAnigan over high bluff
pAmgan fell into a rocky gorge below
nd was instantly killed. Gallaghe
Seaped, but was subsequently cap
red by some of the murdered man
lends, and so terribly beaten that
nnot possibly recover.