The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-03
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Chew JAoKsoN's BEST Sweet Navy To
bacco. 80.
Hon. ]. G. Zern will please accept oui
thanks for favors shown this office.
Our farmers will be very busy from
now until after harvesting.
-Catasauqua has borough debt Of $S7,
4l9,9s with assets amounting to $4,000.
Parties going west can get tickets from
Bert. seaboldt, L. v. R. R. depot l6-42
Furnace No. Of the Thomas Iron Co.
at Hokendauqua, was put in blast in the
early part Of last week. All of the stacks o.
this company are now in operation.
An additional dividend of fifteen pei
cent. has been ordered to be paid to the
depositors of the First National Bank Of Al
lentown, the checks for which have arrived
from Washington, and are now being paid
out by the Receiver, Mr.. II. ] Anderson, Il
those entitled to receive them. Two divi
dends have now been declared, one Of 20 and
one Of is per cent.,and the Receiver think
depositors will receive about 60 cents on the
dollar in all.
Our Public Schools will close an eigh
months term on Monday next. The clos
ing exercises will DO held in the Hall Of the
School Building, and parents and others are
kindly invited to be present.
Michael and Sophia McAndrews wer'
arrested at Pittston, Pa, Wednesday, on thu
oonplaint of Mrs. EIphison, for beating hel
husband, Thomas Elphison, to death, OF
the 10th ult-
The suits against Thomas D. Conyng
ham, at Wilkesbarre were settled Wednes
day, by the payment of 20 per cent Of The
liabilities in cash.
-FoR SALK.-Eight shares Of the Capita
stock of the LIST National Bank ofLehighton
For further particulars apply at the ADvo
oATE office.
Just opened another large assortment o
ladies, misses and children fancy CATERS
walking shoes and slippers, at astonshingly
low prices, at ]. T. Nusbaum & Sons.
New and elegant assorted stock Of wal
paper, Just received at Dolen's Mauch Chunk
at prices defying competition. Paper hang
ing speciality.
Watches put in first class order at Dol
on's, Mauch Chunk.
The widow of the late ex-Sherif Joh b
P. Miller, decd, recently quit housekeeping
in Allentown, and now has her home with
her daughter and only child, Mrs. Harry p
Cooper, at Parryville.
The Packerton Car Works again present
lively scene. All old hands are working
and quite number of new ones have found
employment. Altogether there are about
500 hands at work at this time. The wages
are: Laborers from so to 90 cents day
carpenters so cents to $l.25; greasers $l.lC
to $I.25.
In Easton. on Thursday Of last week
three hundred shares of the capital stock O
the Lehigh Valley Iron Co., at COplay, wert
offered at public sale, but no bids could b.
secured, and hence no sale.
Jonas sondheim, first clothing stor
above the Mansion House, Mauch Chunk
keeps one of the lorgest and cheapest stock
of ready made clothing in the county. H
can suit you both in price and quality.
Fer beautiful designs in wall papers
fancy stationery, &c., call on E. F. Lucken
back, near the Broadway house, Maucl
Chunk. Lowest prices in Carbon County.
II. II. Peters announces to his friend
and the citizens in general that he is nov
receiving and opening his spring stock O
cloths, casslmeres, vestings and suitings, an'
that he is prepared to make up all classes o
clothing at prices never before heard Of il
this section. "Perleet fits and Loves
prices" is the motto of this house, and don
you forgetit. Store in the Post-ofiice building
Lewis Weiss is now receiving and open
ing new and elegant stock Of hats, caps
boots and shoes forspring and summer wear
which he is prepared to sell at unprecedent
ly low prices. lie respectfully invites al
inspection of his stock feeling assured tina
he can give full satisfaction.
The Popular Western Ticket Agent, L
o'Bnan, will be at this Office next Wednes
day night IfYou intend to go west, cal
and see him, he will send you right, chea
and quick.
-Pimples and blotches on the face can b
removed by rubbing with camphor milk
1t costs only IS cents per bottle. 2I24
TO FARMERS AND oTHERs.-Wm. Butler
at the Lime Kilns, nearly opposite the Man
sion House, Mauch Chunk, is prepared I
supply farmers aud others with a pure arti
Gle of Lime, for agricultural and whitewash
ng purposes for cash. This lime is warrant
cd to be just what it is represented and
give perfect satisfaction.
The house of John L. Keogh, at Carbo
Hill, near Pittston, was destroyed by FIRE 4
one o'clock Tuesday morning. Two of MI
Keogh's children-a daughter aged l3 year
and a son aged II-were burned to deatl
Another child was burned so badly that il
recovery is doubtful, and Keogh was terri
bly, burned about the head and face Will
trying TO save his children.
And now the township officers hay
commenced to publish their financial state
ments as provided by law. The people hav
a right to know the condition of the publ
finances, and hence the passage of the az
making it obligatory for municipal author
tiles TO make statement annually.
The sureties of tavernkeeper are liabl
for damages which may be recovered again.
the Landlord in any action, and also for al
fines, costs and penalties which may be i'm
posed upon him for selling contrary to law
Seventeen hams were the other nigh
stolen from farmer Benninger, near the L,
high Gap.
We have just received from Philade
phia the May metropolitan" Fashion
which contains an unusually large numbs
Of very stylish patterns. A copy Of whic
will be mailed gratis TO any lady reader
the Advocate who may send her address
J. G. Ramsdell, llls Chestnut St., Philade
PhiA.