The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-08-30
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Bethlehem are TO be re-started shortly.
Parties going west can get tickets from
Bert. Seaboldt, L. V. r. r. depot, 1912
An Evangelical camp meeting will
commence at Bath on September LIST and be
continued to September 9th.
From Numerous sections of east Penn
syivana come reports of an advance in the
wages of the workers in the iron mills.
-FoR SALE.-Eight shares Of The Capital
stock of the LIST National Bank ollehlghton.
For further particulars apply at the ADvo'
CATE office.
-Teams for funerals, business or pleasure
parties supplied by David Ebbert, at his
livery on North street, this borough, at low
est rates, for cash.
Rev. s. r. Leopold, of Mahanoy City,
was in town during the week visiting his
old friends. He is looking remarkably well,
Mahanoy evidently agrees with him.
The Popular Western Ticket Agent, B.
o'Bran, will be at this office next Wednes-
day night IfYou intehd to go west, call
and see him, he will send you right, cheap
and quick.
The hotel kept by Mr.. Samuel j. Ber.
ger, at Lehigh Gap stston, has 40 summer
boarders, mostly Quakers FROM Philodel'
pha.
800 boxes Vests Vegetable Liver Pills,
for sale at Durling's Drug Store. 20 cents
per box. u.
The zinc mill ofthe Lehigh Zinc Works,
South Bethleheih, started up on Wednesday
morning with full complement of hands,
after stoppage of almost two years.
The several candidates IbF Sheriff and
prothonatory have been rushing around
quite lively during the week.
The statement made in these columns
last week regarding the passage ct special
act prohibiting the shooting of partrdges
for one year is at variance with the facts, no
such law having been passed.
If you wanta nice smooth, easy shave,
your hair cut or shampooing, go to Franz
Roederer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho-
tel. He will fix you right, and don'tyou
forget it.
john II. Faga, the enterprsing Sewing
Machine agent, of Mauch Chunk NOW sports
one of the finest wagons In the county it
was built for him by Messrs. Weiss &
kerschner, of Lehighton.
New ARR1vAL.-H. II. Peters, the td-
lor, has just returned from the city. with
another large and elegant stock of summer
goods, comprising cloths, cassimercs, and
suitings, of latest and most fashionable de-
signs, for mems youths and children's wear
which he is prepared to make up in the lat
est and most durable style at prices so low
as actually defy competition. Call and cx
anime goods and learn prices before you
buy elsewhere. No trouble to show goods
at this establishment.
1T is repurted that the officers of the
Bethlehem Iron Company are negotiating fol
tae purchase of number of blood-hounds tC
act as watch dogs, and thus dispense with the
watchmen, who are in the habit of slecpn!
while on duty.
The 4th day of September is the las
day for the registration ofvoters Those whr
wish to vote the coming fall had better ex
anime the list of voters now in the hands o
the assessors and see if their names are en-
rolled. If not on the list inform the asses
sor of the fact.
Henry Campbell, OF East weissport, an
nounces to his friends and the public that h
is prepared to supply them with the bes
quality of readY-inade fall and winte
BOOTS and SHOES at great reductioh il
price from last year, notwithstanding tn
recent advance in manufacturers prices O
from 10 10 Is per cent. These boots ant
shoes have been made expressly to his orle
and are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Cal
and see them.
ALMOST GtvEN AwAY.-J. L. dabel
now supplying the very best Lattiner Goa
at the following very low prices for cas-
onlyi
No. 2 Chestnut per tonu,".n"$l75 $40
No. " ..,m..u.. 275 80
btove.......''....,'','.., ..,''''...I,tt. 800 3.3
Now Is the best time to put in your wihte
Persons who desire bargains in station
ary, of all the latest styles and patterns al
invited TO call on +. F. LuckenhacI
Mauch Chunk. lie is also furnishing tn
most elegant patterns of window shade
which he makes and puts up at the mo-
reasonable prices. Ills mixed paints hay
made him a reputation In this line. A con
plete assortment of school books will alway
be found at Luckenbach's.
Prof. j. P. Rowland, of PartyVill
moved to Weatherly, on Thursday las
where he will take charge as principal
the public schools We congratulate Il
people Of Weatherly In having secured
excellent an educator for their youth. TT
Professor is always progressive, and Il
schools of weatheriy, under his charge,mu
move forward.
"A locomotive of the Lackawanna Irc
and Coal Company jumped from the trac
and tumbled down thirteen-foot embanl
ment, at Scranton, Wednesday altetnoo
John Blaekwood, Chief Engineer of Il
Company, and Daniel Vaughn, brakema
were killed. Several others were slight
injured
-s2,l45 tons of coal were shipped ov
the Lehigh Valley railroad for the we'
ending on the 23rd inst, making for 1
season TO date Of 1865 ,sO4 tons, being an i
crease of 4S9Is6 tons as compared With {
same time last year,
Samuel Willauer was killed and 70
others were injured, two seriously, at Pot
town, Monday, by the falling of an ar
while they were making repairs to the bli
furnace Of the Pottstown Iron Company.