The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-01-25
Gold 100.
Gold 100.
--Lehlgh Valley Railroad 36I.
-Lehigh Coal & Navigation l6.

Vests liver pills cure SICK headacne'
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad l3t
Chew JAcKsoN's BEST Sweet Navy To-
bacco. 80.
Read Tiighman Arner's new advertise
ment in another column.
Hon. Allen Craig will please accept our
thanks for public documents received.
Deeply interesting revivival meetings
have been held in NJ. Z. church here during
this week.
-Ifyou want fashionable hator cap,call
at T. D. Clauss', and buy one for small
Work has been resumed at the Lehigh-
ton Stove Works, after a stoppage Of about
four weeks for repairs.
If YOU want shoats, call on Geo. NJ. Rex,
at the Exchange Hotel. lie has got a splen-
did lot of Jersey Whites. Cheap for cash.
You can buy the cheapest and best
clothing and underware, at the store of
F. Schmidt, Weissport.
-Overcoats, latest styles and best material,
for a small amount of ready cash, at II. II.
Peters, Post office building, Lehighton.
Mrs. Davis and her child, one year old,
were burned to death at Hyde Park, (Scran-
ton), on Monday night, by the explosion of
a coal oil lamp.
If you want shirts, neck wear, or any
other article in gents furnishing goods, call
on r. D. Clauss, and he will supply you at
extraordinary low prices.
For boots, shoes or rubbers, Of the finest
makes, call on T. D. Clauss. You will find
an immense stock to select from, at lower
prices than ever before offered.
DO you need fall and winter suit of
clothes, made up in the latest and most dur
able manner? then go to T. D. Clauss, the
merchant tailor on Bank street, and be gift
ted" Prices lower than ever.
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired,
and work warranted, at lowest cash rates, at
Hageman's cheap cash store, opposite public
square, Weissport. ALB.
Sec cherubims in another column hold
ing bunch of grapes from which Speer's Port
Grape Wine is made, that is so highly es-
teemed by the medical profession for the use
of invalids, weakly persons, and the aged
Hon. Allen Craig, member of the State
Senate, from this district, has been appointt
ed upon the following important committees
in that body;-Local and Judiciary, Canals
and Inland Navigation, Agriculture, and
New Counties and County Seats.
Rev. James A. Little, the versatile and
eloquent pastor of IIokendauqua Church
has accepted an engagement to lecture at
Shenandoah next Monday night, in The
Opera House, for the benefit of the Shenan
doah Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
PastorGeld, pastor.
N-Rev. Moses DissInger will lecture in tn
# Evangelical Church, of this place, on Satur
day evening, February Sth, ,lS79. This will
be the last time, in all probability, that h
will lecture or preach in this neighborhood
as he proposes to leave for the West in tn
latter part of February.
GERMAN IToRsE AND Cow PowDER.-I
should be the ain of every owner of horse
and cows to make them as handsome anC
useful as possible The German Horse ant
Cow Powder makes fat, muscle and milk
Price, Is cents per lb. 9-l2
On the evening of Thursday last week
Charles a. Ruhe, one of ARentown's oldes
and most respected citizens. departed th
life at the advanced age of S5 years. De
ceased was a veteran of the war of 1872.
The increase in the circulation Of th
CARBON ADVOCATE, since its enlargement, i
highly gratifying TO us. During the pas
nine weeks we have added upwards of 2Ol
new names to our list, independent of tn,
renewal of all our old subscribers, who's,
subscriptions expired during that period
This gives US fully as large circulation a
any paper in the county. and still name
are coming in daily, so that there is -
doubt we shall soon be able to claim for th
ADVOCATE not only an equality with, but
superiority over all our cotemporaries in tn
county. Advertisers will do well to remcrl
Der this fact
On the lst Of January, 1874, Harrison
Kochler of Chestnut Hill, Monroe County
Pa, killed duck for his New Years dinner
In cleaning it his wife found in its stomach
forty small pieces of mineral. They wer
bright and yellow, and weighed nearly al
ounce. Her husband took them to q miner
alogst connected with the Lehigh Institute
IN Bethlehem, who pronounced the mnera
pure gold. The feeding places of the duel
had been on creeks that run through Mr.
Kochlers farm. lie killed a flock of twen
ty due6s from which this one hsd been Sc
lecteo, but found no more gold, Since tina
time the farm has been prospectcd from on
end to the other, and Saturday las, gentle
man reported that some boys who wer
gathering water cresses along one Of Nj
Kocher's creeks had found several speci
mems of gold ore in the bottom of tn
creek.
Y "A boy who will run away from tn
= \Paternal roof when the mercury is dancn
around zero, and when the snow is so dee
that young men cannot take their sweet
hearts out sleigh-riding, is not very likel
to ever attain to the position of President {
the United States, and yet some boys vii
do so. The postmaster at Eeissport receive
postal card on Monday, from the father q
runaway boy named Fred, Sultz, whic
b. was placed in the hands of Constable c. II
McDaniels. The father expresses the opin
ion that the boy may be in this vicinity, an
describes the boy as being pug-nosed, free
kled faced has a scar across one eyebrow
short neck and thick lips, He wore
suit Of dark brown cashmere and black tele
scope hat. lie took away with him a re
volver, siifar watch, and small, brass
nailed hsnd-trunk. lie is Is years old, an
his father VIM. II. stultz, lives at No. 22
II street, Eason.