The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-27


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Remember that all taxes must be paid
by October 4th.
The Bessemer Steel Works at Bethle-
hem give employment to over 600 men.
Chew JAcKsoN's Best Sweet Navy To-
bacco. 7-oo'
A full line of blank books, very low, at
Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
Hay has advanced in price Of late, and
now brings from $l2 to $I4 per ton in Al
lentown.
Five men were badly burned by an ex-
plosion OF fire.damp in the Sloan colliery at
Scranton Wednesday.
An immense stock of envelopes and
writing papers, sold at Luckenbachs Mauch
Chunk.
Persons who voted on age last year
will have to pay their taxes before Oct. 4th
in order to get a vote.
The Ca.asauoua Manufacturing Com
pany are erecting two new pudding iur'
naces at their Ferndale Mill.
Quite a number of buildings are being
erected at Slatington, several of them large
structures intended for business purposes.
ALI in need ofdry goods, carpets, Boots
and shoes will do well to call upon j. T..
Nusbaum & Son, and examine their large
stock of goods, which they offer at old prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
The Popular Western Ticket Agent, b.
O'Bran, will be at this office next Wednes-
day night. If YOU intend to go west, call
and see him, he will send you right, cheap
aud quick.
The English iron workers who reached
Catasauqua week before hst are all at work
in the Catasauqua Manufacturing Compa-
ny's Mills.
Some person entered the millinary store
of Miss Kramer, while she was breakfasting
last Monday morning, and stole about Sl2
worth of millinery goods.
300 boxes Vests Vegetable Liver Pills,
for sale at Durling's Drug Store. 20 cents
per box. IT,
just in, new lot of wall paper, for fall
trade. Call and see it at Luckenbaehs, S,
Mauch Chunk.
IT. D. Clauss, Agt., is now closing out q
lot of readymade clothing at very low
prices for cash, in order to make room fol
other goods. Call for bargains.
Our public schools opened on Monday
morning last, for a six months term, and
all the departments are well filled up.
Paul Kresge, the Democratic nominee
for Sheriff, was in town Tuesday evening
lie is making host Of friends wherever h'
gees. His election is ioregone conclusion
amOng all parties.
If you wanta nice smooth, easy shave
your hair cut or shampooing 60 to Franz
Rocherer's Saloon, under the Exchange IIo
tel. He will fix you right, and don't yot
forget it.
j. T. Nusbaum & Son again take tn
lead in offering the best dry goods, carpets
boots and shoes, for the least money. Cal
asd be convinced.
The heaters and puddlers of the Pal
Alto Rolling Mill at Pottsville, about $50 il
number, struck Wednesday for higher wage:
The mill, which is operated by the Rcadin
Coal and Iron Company, has been runnin
only two months.
The remains Of the late Judge Woodwar
will be removed TO Wilkesbarfe for int9i
ment, and the funeral will take place fror
the residence of Stanley Woodward thi
Saturday. afternoon.
George W. Esser, the Democratic nom
nee for Prothonotary, is rapidly gaining por
ularity among our people since his nomn'
tion. The more they see of him the bette
they like him.
A fine line ofassorted box papers, late
styles. as low as cents per box and upward
at Luckenbacn's, Mauch Chunk.
The Glendon Iron Co., near Eastol
have five furnaces going, and give emplo!
ment Ia oyer 400 men, exclusive of mine
and quarrymen.
buy your winter coal now If you don
want To pay red-hot price for. Coal it
supposed has touched the lowest rate f
the year, aud all who can afford it will {
well to purchase now.
Henry Campbell, Of East WesspoTt, Al
nouuces to his friends and the public that
is prepared to supply them with the be
quality of ready.nade fall and wint
BOOTS and SHOES at great reduction
price from last year, Notwithstanding Il
recent advance in manufacturers prices
from 10 to Is per cent. These boots at
shoes have been made expressly to his onl
and are guaranteed to give satisfaction, Ca
and see them.
The Great Protectio
Sale is now going on at tn
Original Cheap Cash Store {
]. Z. Nusbaum & Son, an
crowds of customers from neG
and from far are daily maxim
their purchases in dry good
dress goods, carpets, boot
shoes, &c.
It. d. CLAUS, ag't, merchant tailor h
just returned from New York with a +
line Of newest designs in OvERc oArISGs a
WINTER sUIrISGs, tn which he inyi
the special attention Of his friends aud t
public II you need anything in this Ii
call now, aud secure a FIRST choice OF good
the makeup will be Of the most sub.taut
and durable,and the style Of cut in the We
latest fashion aud perleot"its" will be gu
anteed, at prices which will be sure To q
you satisfaction.
Rev. F. C. Hart, Of Wayne county, I
Grand Chaplain Of the Good TempIars
this State, gave a vigorous aud stirring te
Perance lecture ia the Presbyterian chur
Of Hokendauqua, last Saturday eveui,
He spoke very acceptably the previous e.