The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-08-09

Sundays.
Half starved hogs and poor fences make
bad neighbors.
Chew JAoKsox's BEST Sweet Navy To-
bacco. f-oV'
Parties going west can get tickets from
Bert seaboldt, L. V. r. r. depot. lB--42
If you owe for this paper remit, We
need the money. Lookat the direction Iabi
In some parts of Berks county potatoes
are down to 25 cents a bushel.
An Allentonian recently put himself
outside of ten plates of ice cream to win a
wager.
Wages are being advanced throughout
the country, which is a good sign ofrenewed
prosperity.
-FoR sALE.-Eight shares of the Capital
stock of the lst National Bank ofLehighton'
For further particulars apply at the ADyo'
CATE Office,
For cheap Farm Land in Carbon coun-
ty, inquire at n. D. Cortright, Mauch
TL,,,,, 24-37
THE Reading Railroad Company has
withdrawn two passenger trains between Al
1entown and Reading.
Twenty thousand dollars will be award
ed in premiums at the next State agrlcult-
ural exhibition, to come off in Philadelphia
in September.
The Popular Western Ticket Agent B
O'Duen, will be at this office next Wednes'
dav night. If you intend to go west, call
and see him, he will send you right, CHEAP
and quick.
300 boxes Vests Vegetable Liver Pills
for sale at Durling's Drug Store. 20 cents
per box. u'
More city people have visited Lehigh-
ton this summer than any previous season.
There are few if any men in this neigh
borhood out of employment at this time.
If you are in want of job Printing
at very low prices call at this office. Oui
prices are fully as low as the same work can
be got for in the city.
Late on Saturday evening, Solomon
Ehrig, residing at Allentown, was run down
by an express train near that place and al
most instantly killed.
The Lehigh and susquehanna Railroad
Company, will soon erect a neat and commo-
dious depot at Allentown, when there vii
be great rejoicing in that city.
-The Evangelical camp meeting viii
commence at Bowmansvlle, on Saturday
the 1Gth inst, and continue until the 2Srd.
The Scranton Republican says the high
est elevation of land above the sea level in
Pennsylvania is Elk Hill a short distanc
from Carbondale.
Rev. D. X. Kepner, of Pottstown, for
merly pastor of the Lutheran church of thl
borough, with his family,is spending apor
ton Of his summer vacation in this place.
If you wanta nice smooth, easy shave
your hair cut or shampooing, go to Fran
Roederer's Saloon, under the Exchange lie
tel. He will fix you right, and don'tyo
forget it.
--NRw ARRIvAL.-H. II. Peters, the tai
ior, has just returned from the city. wit
another large and elegant stock of summe
goods, comprising cloths, cassimeres, an
suitings, of latest and most fashionable dc
signs, for mems youths and children's wea'
which he is prepared to make up in the laI
est and most durable style at prices so lo'
as actually defy competition. Call and cS
anime goods and learn prices before yo
buy elsewhere. No trouble to show good
at this establishment.
The Kutztown Normal School has a
ready registered over 100 names of student
for the fall term, and the number will !
greatly increased.
Mr.. James I. Borhek, heretofore a cler
In the Lehigh Valley National Bank at Betl
lehem, bas accepted a similar position in I'll
office of the Bethlehem Iron Company.
There will be meeting of the Board
Directors of the Carbon County Industria
Society, at Mantz's Exchange Hotel, on I'll
18th inst. for the purpose of arranging iC
holding the annual fair, &c.
August Heckensberger, employed at II
Thomas Iron Company works, Hokendat
qua, Lehigh county, was caught undera ca
last Saturday, and so badly crushed that
died soon arterwarl
Nav GooDs.-T. D. Clauss agent, re
rectfully announce to his friends and Il
public generally, that he has Just roturnc
from the city Of New York with new an
elegant assortment ofcloths, cassimeres an
suitings, suitable for the present scaso
which he is prepared to make up in Il
latest fashion and most durable mann
at very extraordinary low prices for cas-
An early inspection of goods and examin
tion of prices is invited. Perfect fits and iu
satisfaction guaranteed always.
On Saturday, July 26th, at about f,
o'clock in the afternoon, James Carl, resi-,
ing near Turbotville, Northumberland cou,
", left his house to go to his lime kilns
shut them up. Not returning soon, Il
family became alarmed, and hurrying
the kilns, they found him in a sitting pos
ton, dead. The fumes from one Of 4
kilns had su1ocated him. He was carrie
TO the house, and efforts made to resuscita
him, but in vain. He leaves a wife aud Sc
eral daughters. Mr.. Carl formerly resid
at Macungie, but for about eighteen yea
has been a resident of Northumborlal
county. He was a farmer, and engag
also extensively in lime burning. lie W
about sixty years old, and highly respectC
1T may be well for those persons W
have recently been hunting in the neig
borhood of the swamp along tie Lehil
Valley, in the borough limits to read t
following extract from the Borough Orr
nanees, to wit; "That no person shall d
charge or cause to be discharged, or fire al
gun, iowliug piece, or firearms, with
any of the streets, lanes or alleys, or fro
any window or house-top, or from any poi
or place in or near the built parts Of
borough, under penalty ofuot less tn
Eve nor more than ten dollars" five ha
aeonstable he should see 10 it that this Ia
is obeyed,