The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13
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Local and Personal.
Peaches are in market.


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Peaches are in market
EARLY apples are now in market.
-Prickly heat is troubling the babies.
Camp meetings will soon be in order.
Vests liver pills cure liver complaint.
.-Harvest sermons will soon be in order.
-Huckleberres will be plenty this sea-
con.
Corn fields will soon begin to display
tassels.
Where's the man who predicted cool
summer.
Fred. Leuckel, jr., is home from New
York on a visit
The Lehighton Stove Works shut down
for repairs few days ago.
-Turnip seed goes into the ground the
first week in August.
Read Tilghman Arncr's new advertise
ment in another column.
The tobacco crop in Berks county is
very promising this season.
Squirrels cannot legally be shot until
the first week of September this year.
-"After harvest everybody is going to
pay everybody all they owe everybody.
Spring and summer styles of gents and
youths hats, at 7. D. CLAUS at low prices.
Mr.. Charles X. Moser, of Trexlertown,
has a hay stack on his farm l35 feet IN
length.
"A full line of boots and shoes, gents
furnishing goods, &c, at 7. d. Clauss, very
cheap.
Jos, Fritzinger's new building on Bank
street, is being rapidly pushed to compile
tion.
Now is the time to lay in your winter
supply of coal, for the prices will advance in
August.
Paris Green and Land Plaster, for sale,
cheap for cash. at J. L. Gabers hardware
store.
Mr.. Kutz is continually on the so, push
ing the sale of his happy" sewing machine
the Singer.
The Jewish hospital excursion the other
tav from Philadelphia TO the Switchback
realized about $4,000.
Paints, oils, and varnishes very low at
IuckenbaclS's, Mauch, Chunk. Mixed paint
all shades, to order.
Rev. A. Prior, an old and well-known
Episcopalan Minister, died in PottsVille,
Sunday morning.
Two boys, named Myers and Murray,
were drowned while bathing at Mahanoy
Plane, Sunday morning,
The farmers will now soon SOW their
buckwheat From the 5th to the 22nd OF
July is the regular seeding season.
Pure drugs, chemicals, liquors, wall
paper, &c, sold cheap for cash at II. A.
Peters Central Drug Store,
r. +. Hofford, c. s., is busily engaged
with his official duties, since his return from
the Sunny South. He looks cheerful asever
IL. V. r, r. coal engine No. 3Is, jumped
the track at the L. & s. bridge, Thursday
morning. Cause,a broken rail, No one hurt.
Prof. w. L. Smith, of Berwick, former
ly of this borough, has been visiting among
his old friends hereabouts during the week.
-Wehaye Just received another lot of new
and handsome job type. Send in your
orders If you want the best cork for the least
sHOney.
Tho tooth doctor says all fellows who
wear big noses are mllionaires. We have
been hunting around ever since TO find our
millions.
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired,
and work warranted, at lowest cash rates, at
Hageman's cheap cash store, opposite public
square, Weissport. 1913.
Lieut.. Harry r. Monahan, U, S. n,
was home on a visit during the past week.
He left Tuesday to join his ship the Swa-
tara, now lying at Boston.
Don't you forget it We mean the pic
nIe of Young America Cornet Band, which
dabes place to-day Saturday. The boys
merit your patronage.
For pure drugs, medicines, fancy and
toilette articles, &c., go to Lentz's drug store,
next 10 the Fort Allen House, Wessport.
Prices very low for cash.
j. X. Riekert has still few ofthose eli
gible lots in Rickertstown TO dispose of. If
you feel like securing good home call and
see him. He is also supplying flour, feed,
lumber and coal at the lowest rates.
Sec eherubims in another column hold
ing bunch Of grapes from which Speer's Port
Grape Wine is made, that is so highly es-
teelned by the medical profession for the use
of invalids, weakly persons, and the aged.
Go to A. J. Durling's popular drug stone
for the celebrated insect PcHder-sure death
TO worms injecting eunant, g0sseberry and
all other bushes. Paris Green, = fresh stock
Just received, for the destruction of the pota-
70 b1g. Cheap for cash.
II. D, Clauss, the Lehighton merchant
tailor, is now receiving an unusually large
stock Of gents suitipgs, cloths, cassimers and
vestings which he viii make up to order in
the latest fashion at extremely low prices
Ter cash.
p. T. Brady has fitted up and will run
in connection with Mis- eating department
an ice cream parlor for ladies and gentlemen
and proposes To keep nothing but first class
article Of ice cream and other refreshments.
H. II. Peters, merchant tailor, post
office building. this borough, is still busy
making up those new and fashionable suits
for gents at his very popular prices for cash.
Ifyou need something nice and cheap, call
and examine his new stock Of goods just
received. His PIises are fully as low as the
Try it.