The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-10
mars 70
John Titswillian
"A poultry show will open in Readin
An Tuesday Jan. 18th.


charged il we have to send bill
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"A poultry show will open in Reading
on Tuesday Jan. 18TH
DO you know that T. D. Clauss sells boots
aid shoes cheaper than any man in towu?
DR.. W. A. Derhamef 6hd his bride re-
turned home from their wedding tour on
Saturday evening last.
MIR. Thomas Koons, the sheriff, moved
his family and goods to Mauch Chunk, on
Tuesday last. /
Fine ladies' and gentlemen's pocket
books, from 1Octs. to $3.50. Writing desks
75cts. and upward. Scrap albums, l2ets'
and upwards Sewing boxes, 4oets. and
upward. Chatter boxes, scots. Autograph |
albums, bets. to 5000. Photograph albums
Scots. to $1,000, at Luckenbach's, Mauch |
Chtfnk.
We have been requested by Mr. F. My |
ers, manager of the Subscription Book De-
partment of the American News Co., OF 9O1
Arch street, Philadelphia, to notify tho pub
lie "that W. D. Harrington is no longer in
any way engaged with that house, and has
no authority to either canvass or transact
any kind of business on their account"
For the four days ending on the 5lst
uit., 1Sl tons of coal were shipped over the
Leh. & Susq. railroad, a total for the year oi
4,OSS,O55 tons, an increase as compared with
same time last year of ,G9S,290 tons.
The Popular Western Ticket Agent, b.
d'Bnan, will be at this office next Wednes-
day night. you intend to go west, call
and see him, he will send you right, cheap
and quick.
800 boxes Vests Vegetable Liver Pills
for sale at Durlng's Drug Store. 20 cents
per box. u'
For the week ending oa the 3rd ult.,
there were 49,O5l tons of coal transported
oyer the Lehigh Valley railroad, making a
total Of 4O7 ,OG5 tons for the season to that
date, an increase as compared with same
time last year of 2j,2l5 tons.
What is the difference between the post
office and one of the churches? One has
tie postmaster and the other has the most
rhstor. And this reminds us that David
Ebbert keeps more horses and carriages than
any other liveryman in this neighborhood,
and his terms are very low.
-BbARpiNG.-Two or three respectable
young men can have board IN a private
family. Apply at this Office.
just received an elegant assortment of
Ladies' coatings, which will be made up to
order at lowest prices at T. D. Clauss' mer-
chant Tailoring establishment.
Rev. j. E. Freeman, of Weissport, will
preach in the Mantz church (st. Peters,, in
the Mahoning Valley, on Sunday morning
the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock. All are cordial
~ invited to attend
The body of well-dressed man appar-
emily SO years of age, was found in the
bushes near Ktrtz's Station, on the Perkio-
men Railroad Tuesday. There were nc
marks of violence upon it, The name
civilian Markin" was tatooed on the arm
in India ink.
Letter and note heads, envelopes, bill
heads, &C., speciality at very low prices
Call and see samples.
IT. you wanta nice smooth easy shave
your hair cut or shampooing, go to Franz
Roederers Saloon, under the Exchange IIo.
tel. He will fix you right, and don'tyou
forgetit.
The little son of Mrs. Mary Hook wal
burned to death, during its mothers tempo
rary absence from home, in Pittston, Tues
day morning.
Rev. James A. Little, OF Iokendauqua
delivered his lecture on "Love, Courtship
Marriage" on New Years Eve, to a highl,
appreciative audience in the Presbyterian
church of White Haven. An editorial il
the White Haven journal says: "Altogethe
il was an enjoyable, intellectual treat, an,
those who heard it are lavish OF their praise
Of the speaker and his subject.
Have you got your winter overcoats
If not, so to Y. D. Clauss, the tailor, and Sc
The immense display of new and elegant de
signs in oyercoating5 just received.
See a wine cup in another column
with bunch of Grapes from which speer
Port Grape Wine is made, that is SO highl
esteemed by the medical profession for th
use of invalids, weakly persons and tn
aged. Sold by druggists,
During the past week we have MALE
bills to a number of our subscrib bers; we tru
they will respond early, as we need tn
money. Paper is raising in price, and "
must collect subscriptions promptly or charl
the extra 25 cents.
The bethlehem Times says that ere lor
startling Developments in the Monroe Sn,
der case will be made. The deed was dor
by hired assassins, it is believed, who T
ceiyed their price, and who it is said, wi
be brought INTO the bands of justice G
long.
The East Pennsylvania Railroad al
nounces dividend of $3.50 per share, pa
able Tuesday, Jan. goth.
The depot for fresh, pure and genui,
drugs and medicines is DR.. C. T. Horns Ce
trail Drug Store, opposite the "Carb,
House." 6-I9.
-Easton papers report that an accor
plisHed young lady of that place is in pr
carious condition from the use of white lei
instead of powder to beautify her compile
ion.
The funeral of Colonel Edward B. Youl
took place in Allentown at o'clock on S.
urday afternoon, and was largely attend
by military and civilians ffoin difere
parts of the State. Among TIE pfominc
men present were Jemes W. Latta, Gen.
W. Read, Col. D. Stanley Hassinger, Ii,
tenant Colonel S. L. A, Hancock, Char
NJ. Conyngham, Albert W. Taylor, Jo
L5wrie, r, R. Campicn, and r, B. Orr. T
city was thronged throughout the day vi
strangers,
Mrs Kern aged GO years, was Kill
necr Allentown, Friday of last week, by
ing struck in the head by piece of iyi
stone from a quarry blast