The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-11-20

HIS DISEASES, printed IN Oer-
man, which we will give to
those paying one year in ad-
vance for the CARBON ADvo-
CATE.
The New York Observer is an interest
ing and valuable family paper. We can
recommend il to our readers, who wish to
take a New York paper, as pure and safe.
The publishers have this year issued vol
ume of Ireneus letters, with fine portrait
of the author, which they offer to old sub
scribers. Anyone can get the terms by send
ing to New York Observer, New York
j. T. Nusbaum & Son are awake to the
Interests of the buying public and all who
are in search of any kind of dry goods, boots,
shoes and rubber goods, will do well to visit
our store and compare prices. Stock inn
mense. Prices low.
"A little driver boy al Tresckow, named
Patrick Hanlan, slipped on a frosty rail
Monday morning, while engaged in driving
on the dirt bank, the car passed over his
foot and crushed it in shocking manner.
DR.. W. R. Lnngshore, of Huzletun, dressed
the foot in his usual sklllfu manner.
OvERCoATINGS.--The ClausS
Bros, popular Merchant Tai
lOrs, announce to their cuSto-
mers and friends that they
have just received an immense
stock of the newest patterns
in Overcoatings, which they
are prepared to make up in
the latest styles and most du-
rable manner at very low pri-
ces for cash. Call and exam
inc the stock before making
your purchases elsewhere. We
are bound to satisfy the most
fastidious in the matter of clo-
thing, gents furnishing goods,
hats, caps, boots, shoes, etc.
Just opened another immense assort-
mont of dress goods, shawls and shirts. Also,
a large assortment Of ladies and gents un-
rlerwear, hosiery. gloves, ETC., at J. T. Nus
baum & Sons, at popular prices. Call and
examine them.
Mrs. Salie Kuhns, wife of DR.. William
Kuhms, veterinarian at Quakertown, died
on the 3rd inst, in Philadelphia, whittier
she had been conveyed to have an operation
performed upon her for the removal Of an
ovarian tumor at the hands of the most ex-
perienced surgeons in the city. She how
ever survived the operation but short
time.
Advertisements for proposals for carry
ing the mails over S74 Star routes in Penn
sylvania, for four years from July l, 1881
have been prepared for distribution by the
second assistant postmaster general at Wash.
ington.
Hay is selling at S22,5O per ton in
Allentown. Considerable baled hay is al.
/ irving from the west.
George j. Bolton, the well-known pro.
prletor of Bottoms Hotel at Harrisburg, anc
the Washington House,in Philadelphia, dleC
: of gastric fever ON Sunday in Harrisburg
where he resided with his family.
, No. furnace of the Glendon Iron Co
has gone out of blast.
AT the semi-annuual session of tn
S Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Tuesday, i
was shown from the report Of the Gran,
Master that the present membership Of tn
r order was 7G,399. During the year $3Ij,
S5S.79 We're paid for relief. The orle
n throughout the world was shown tn be in
5 prosperous condition, the total lodge mem
= bers being 4iO, 1888, a slight decrease over tn
4 previous year, while the amount for relic
expended was 81 ,4l4,IO5.O2.
D. -"What kind of reptile is that?" h
: asked, pointing at an old shoe in the alley
It His friend denied that there was a reptile
Eyes, there isi amt that an alley-gaiter? !?
o Aud for this joke he had to go to David Eb
" bert's livery and hire his teams alwuy
e thereafter. Terms are very low.
h Our friend George Rapp, the butche
!, says some Of his Weissport neIghbors, Mon
p day evening,were offering to make bets thi
$ they could slaughter a steer in 20 minute
'r But Georges butcher offers to bet he ca
l. slaughter two steers in 20 minutes-an
that they shall not be stock-yard stee
?. either. Now pony up, boys.
S; Don't fail To read Mrs DeTschirchsky
= Holiday advertisement IN to-day's Adv,
4, CATE.
e. Hon. John Parker's Tri- Weekly Recoi
n says: "The Greenbackers are not dead yet
IN No, John, we see there are a few left; b
= then, like their neighbors, the Democrat
r they may as well consider themselves de,
for the next four years.
k, The Western Union Telegraph In
ne along the Lehigh 4 Susquehanna Railro,
m, M have been rebuilt as far as Bnwmans, al
Id the work is being pushed forward rapid
to Mauch Chunk.
re- The demand for houses in Bethlehe
is unprecedented for this time Of the yet
aud real estate dealers predict great SCI
iel city of honses next spring.
'se -Pardee Hall, Lafayette College, whi
IN was destroyed by fire in June, 1915, /
eI been entirely rebuilt aud will be dedical
an on Tuesday, the SOth inst. Prof March
Lafayette, will deliver the address on
Yin occasion.
The weather prophets are hard at We
-. predicting winter of tremendous seyeri
rn The professional prophets are more confi
C is than they have been before. Mr.. Venr
l. fOrsees a terrible snow storm to begin at
nj S5 a. m, on the 22nd of December, and
u.s. last precisely seventeen hours seven minu
and forty one seconds, during which tim
.ho depth of eleven feet and a half of snow ,
'nS fall.
ete. The capital stock Of the National bal