The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-04-27
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SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1878.
local and Personal.


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p,rdor tro,,llos- ,,,otcbirc tbo wall
baner.
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g. GIhe rams Oh tile I'aSt week helPe" veg
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Read IllghInan l,..l, ArnerS ne" auVer'lse-
menV III "ho''cr coiuiiih' ri wv. s.. r
j, Will the, present generation witness
felufn OF more prosperous tilnies ili .......
I The prospect tot m abundant truitc crop
in this region this summer is encouraging. q,
Spring and summer styles of gents and
youths hats, at I. d. Clauss' at low prices
There are about $3,OOO,OOO on deposit
In the National Banks between Easton and
Aauch Chunk.
"A full line of boots and shoes, gents
furnishing goods, &c, at L. d. Clauss,' very
cheap. 4 ~.
An adjourned court will be held at the
court house, at Mauch Chunk, commencing
Monday, May 18th.
, The Commissioners, at their meeting
On Tuesday last laid the county tax for 1878
at 10 mill, same as last year. go,
The beautiful weather last Sunday in
,duccd many Of our citizens to,Visit the ceme-
teries for the first time this spring.
Rev. II. G. Hinsdale saws that the pas
tor of church ought not to be regarded as
the conductor ofa through sleeping car.
james P. Smith Is puttingdown a plank
walk in front of his Tot on behigh street,
sodding the yard and making new fence.
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stationery, oil cloth, paints, oils and painters
supplies at Luckenbach's Mauch Chunk.
Rev. ]. f. Freeman. Of Weissport, NOV
ed into the house of Jacob Begel, about one
mile east of that borough, n few davs ago.
Cav Chos A1hrirh+ and shoriF 7 w
Raudenbush. drove through town. last Mon
Hay. bowing and smiling to their friends.
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I' NV uho Siuai neiIo PRESUMED
Tha a,s 5.CpltorniaI CllI ' IIo4i s w. II'; nJ",
hot, oiosoJ 40 M ,ra idnrr' 49," ,,, m'i lms
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Ladies', have you seen the elegant de-
signs in dress goods, now offering at E. II.
Snyders, at such remarkably low prices. O.,
they are so lovely!
,.-There is A steady demand for MIG irnn
hut the prices continue low. No. / foundry
ron sells at SIS. so and $40 ner ion. and M
at Sl7 and $3.50.
Franklin b. Gowen. President Of tbe
bhiladelpbia and Reading Railroad, has
been reduced in salary from S9sO0O to
Slg.OOO ner onnum.
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Tni3j gtt toI u i;I, snG nciorile'; ohGrcn IN
o ol,'iuu n Ls"Sg5 VII SonneIS IN lTleIhl
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",INloGNs ana Watches carefully repaired
@ I@lu WORK warranted at lowest fash rates, at
iaSehan cheap cash store opposite public
Squire, Melssport' %. l0-lSt
j. X. Rickert has still few ofthosG eli
gible lots in Rickertstown TO dispose of. If
You feel like securing a good home call and
see hlm' lie Is also supplying Hour, feed,
iuihoer ana coal at the lowest rates. ....,.
II. D. Clauss, the LehightQn. merchant
tailor, is now receiving an unusually large
stock Of gents SuitiagsI cloths, cassimers and
vestings which he will make up to order in
the latest fashion at extremely low prices
for cash, , ..,., d,
-PUrtios desirirg TO purchase a really
fret class Sewing Machine for $25, should
call on or address John H. Faga, at Mauch
Chunk; who is the agent for Carbon County
for, the cele9rpted and popular "White'
Sewing Machine. Old machines taken in