The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-07-23
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, III. III. PETEus, Agent,
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ES-The stock Of wall paper, house furn-
ishing articles, fancy goods, &c, at Lucken-
bach's, broadway, Mauch Chunk, is simply
immense, while his prices are the lowest.
Call in ard sec him.
&l-Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and silver
ware for sale, and repairing done at Haga-
mans Stone, Wessport. 25-yl.
zfy- ;Pure Powdered White IIellebore is
death to the currant and gooseberry worm.
Bold at During s.drug store.
&aLPAPER BAGS specially at the
CARBON ADvotTAE office.
Wa Smoke "The Round Head Cigarss.
the best cent ciglr in town. Try them.
For sale by J. W. Raudenbush, at the Gar
bon House." 81 If.
Read j. T. Nusbaums new adve,ti'e
ment in;to-day's paper, then call and ex-
anime his new and beautiful stock of dress
goods, dry goods, boots, shoes, &c. All Of
which are selling at prices lower than ever
before. !
For the week ending on the 18th inst,
1l2,l66 tous of coal were shipped over the
L. & 8. r. R., making a total of 2,25O,55S
tons for the season to that date, and show
ing an increase of 455,S76 tons for the year
TO that date.
-Janits Hill, who at one time kept the
Centennial hotel on Second street, this bor-
ough, is now keeping Hotel at Miners Sta
tion, above Wilkesbarre, on the line of the
L. as. R. r.
"A driver boy named Charley Sweeney
in the employ of G. II. Meyers & Co., ol
Yorktown, was instantly killed on Wednes
day afternoon, 18th inst, while bringing a
trip Of cars out of the gangway, by falling
prop. The lad was about sixteen years old
and was buried Saturday afternoon in the
Frenchtown cemetary.
gE- Come and see the Wilcox & White
Organ, at the Exchange Hotel, Lehighton
and you will say that It is the best that you
have ever seen or heard. l.. ockenlander
agent.
Lewis Rockwell, ex-Sherifrand Treasur
er of Pike county, died in Milford on Thurs
day night, l4th inst, at the alleged age o
l0S years.
Michael Heller, OF Seidersville, Lehigl
oonuty, aged 70 years, and Jacob Mertz, o
Upper saueon, the same county, 81 years o
age, frequently take hand in the harves
field.
-Messrs. John s. Lentz and William H
Montz handed US half dozen stalks of oat
,,,,llad fro,,. h 7 ahioh Ualia,, NoBs Dool, -
ton farm, which measures an average fee
90 inches in heighth. Now, "Revere," stel
in with something to beat this you can.
Philip Schmidt, miner, was killed il
Plank Ridge colliery, at Shenandoah, OIL
Saturday by fall Of coal.
-"Big Nike" aswitehman on the Lehig
Valley Railroad near White Haven, claim
TO have killed ninety two snakes on July .
The liquor is evidently not good in that vi
cinity.
An unknown colored man having in hi
possession pawn tickets made out in tn
name of A. Boyer or NJ. Boyer, and date
Philadelphia, was killed by cars at Laury
Station, on the Lehigh Valley Railroad, 0
Thursday, l4th inst.
"A Wilkesbarre dispatch says there
strong evidence that John Boston, whOi
body was found in the river near there Q
Monday night nth inst, was murdered.
miner named Reese and step-son of IL
latter named Phillips are said to be impliei
ted.
Henry spellbaum, who lost leg abO'
two months ago by an accident on the
V. r. r., had occasion TO 60 off ON the ca
on Monday last, aud on his return hon
on getting of the ears at the LehighLon d'
pot, he fell upon his injured limb, hurtiH
him so severely that he died Tuesday mori
ing, after suffering sxcruciating pain du
Ing the uisht,