The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-10-01

1ze- Before ordering ycdr fall and winter
AlIts and over1oats, YOU should not fail to
drop into the Post Office buildhIg, in this
borough, and examine the new and elegant
assortment of latest novelties in cloths,
tassilheres, suithgs and overcoatings now
opening, and whith the undersigned is pre-
pared to make up in the very latest style
and most durable manner at prices fully as
low as the SAME material and workmanship
can be obtained elsewhere. Call and be
bbnyinced.
Respectfully,
H. II. PRfRhs, Agent,
P. o. Building, Lehightoh, Penn'a.
%RsIf you waiita nice smooth, easy shave
your hair cut or shampo6ing, go to Franz
Roederer's Saloof; uhder the Exchange Ho-
tel. He will fix you right; aid don'tyou
Forget il.
va Clocks, Watches, Je#el.y and silver
ware for sale, and repairing done st Hsga-
mans Store, Weissport. 26-yl.
John Madden, Of Bethlehem; sold his
trotter "Thomas Carlyiei'' To j. B. Btttet'
wick, 5f Philadeiphia, for $3.50.
--34o4 bushels of huckleberries were
ehipped from Carbondale this season, all
picked on the mountains surrounding. They
were worth at piekers' prices $B,544.es.
= An unregistered physician cannot col
ieet payment by law for professional ser
vices. II is singular that this fact has not
made the doctors more anxious to register
The furnace at Lyons is the only one
iHie of.the entire number Of iron making
hstabllshiisnts along the East Penn: rail-
road.
Joseph Metzihget was killed in New
Boston Colliery, schuylkill county, on Sat
hrdsy, by being caught in machinery.
Sa-smoke "The Round Head, Cigarss.
the best cent cigar in tosn. Try them.
For sale by ]. W. Raudenbush, at the "Car-
bon House." 81 If.
Ns-The best and cheapest books may
be had at Luckehbach's; 81 Broadway,
Mauch Chunk. Among the works be Of
ters for sale are the following: Acme bog-
faphy: II standard books by Macauley,
Carlyle and others; bound in one volume,
SO cents. Lives of Chaucer, Spencer, Mil
ton, Cowper and Southeyj. 1 volume, so
CENTS Lives OF De Foe, johnson, Gold
smith, Scott and Tbackeray, l volume, so
cents. Youug's Bible Concordance 81.
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Gse-We invite the attention oflour read
krs TO the advertisement of the Buckeye
M'Fg Co.; Marion, Ohio, in another column.
They offer rare inducements to earn an
hoDe't living.
During the week ending on the 2Sd
hlt., there were 90. .O53 tons Of coal shipped
over the L. 4 s. rsilrord, making total oi
B;74O, 2tb tons for the seSson TO that date
hn increase OF 592.567 tons as compared with
the same time last year.
=-The State Detective Association met
at Allshtowu, Wednesday and elected Will.
liam A. Swan, of Wilkesbarre, president
and B. F. Meyers; treasurer. Thifty coun
ties were represented. The next meeting
will DO held at Bradford.
GB- We notice that uGmber Of our peo
die go to DR.. J. A. Mayer; at Mauch Chunk
10 get beautiful sets of teeth the Dr. as al
operator, is une&ceiled by any other i'll thi
region, which fact is appreciated BY the pub
lie. jySO
&a-At private salej ole copper still, beac
and worm, also one patent Birch Choppe
and two 800 gollon casks. Apply to 7. S
Beck, Lehighton, Pa. Sept. 10 3w
Abraham Putt died at Port Carbon
scauylkill c5unty, on Monday, in his So,
year. He was one of the first coal operator
In that county, and one Of the first To us
anthracite coal iii the manufacture of iron:
Charles Fulloroth, we'll known mine
10 the employ of the Delaware aud Hudson
Company, accidentally walked into the Nc
fshtt at Plymouth Tuesday evening. ii
fell 1855 feet. When his body was brocgh
10 the surface it was hatdly recognizable.
Read W. P. Longs new advertisement
Ii to.dss's paper, then call and see hi
stock.
Don't neglect to call on David Ebber
IT, you want good team at a low prices
Living on North street.
Gs- Best watches made for railroad mer
It low prices, st =. H. Hollis, Mauel
Chunk.
We have had several nice showers Q
tain during the past few days.
Highly interesting and ihstructiv
memorial services ior the late Presder
Garfield were held in our several church,
on Sunday and Monday last. All our bus
ifess places aud many private residenc'
were drapea in mourning.
Our young friends Columbus HON On
Peter Kressley left sot Pittsburg on Tuesds
last, where they have found employment.
During the week ending on the 34t
uIt., there were J3,llS tons Of coal shippt
over the Lehigh Valley railroad, making
total for the season to that date Of 4,53s,7(
TONS, an increase of s73, ,l66 tons as cOmpar,
with same date last year.
&g- Clocks, watches; silvefware and jeV
elty, largest assortment Of new goods
Carbon county, at D. II; Hohl's' Mau'
Chunk.
Quite number ofour people visited Il
Allentown fair on Thursday last.
Mrs. SchweiOinz, 70 years of ago. res
ding in the Vicinity of Big Creek, fell al
fractured her arm at the wrist few da
ago. Willie, young son of John Rabt
fell few days since and broke his arm b
low the elbow. This is the second fraetu
Within . months Both cases are in char
Of DR.. seiple Of town.
Palmer has been defeated In his ealc
lations in Luzerne county Republican tic
81 The ticket named is as follows; Jan
Fitzpatrick, of HaEleton, for County Trei
tfrer Joseph Hendler. Of Wifkesbarrej
Register, aud John Haines, Of Pittston, a
James Lindsay, of plymouth, for Comm
sioners.
Farmers and all those interested VI
bear in mind that the Carbon County
will take place, on thir grounds IN this b
ough commencing on Tuesday, October IL
Set TOH exhibits ready.