The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-10-28

John Jude marlU ol
then you owe two years subscription, which
pl ,ase remit We are in need Of money.
-Fatten up your Thanksgiving turkey.
Election day, next Tuesday week-No-
vember 7th.
N@.Go to Jonas for UNDERWEAR
the most complete stock in town.
Miss De lila Feist of White Haven, is
visiting at Thomas stocker's, on Bank-st.
MR.The headquarters for Velvets and
Plushes is at Jonas, in obert's building.
The Democratic students at Lafayette
College, Easton, have organized Pattison
clubs
Joseph Jonas was in attendance at his
store iu town during Eds attendance at
the B.
Politicians have been moyns around
this end of the county right lively during
the past week.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and silver
ware for sale, and repairing done at Haga-
mans Store, Lehighton. 25-Yl.N
j. W. Raudenbush's hotel looks just
nobby in its new coat of paint, and Jake is
jolly as ever.
joseph Pryta was killed by fall of
coal in the Koh-i-noor colliery, at Shepan-
joah, on Wednesday
NG~ Ladies, DO not fail To take look at
the French Drap De Moselle Dress Cloths at
j. T. Nusbaum's.
Moses Anthony was taken to the insane
department of the Lehigh county almshouse
few days ago.
Quite a number of Lehightonians were
in attendance at the Bi-centennial celebra-
tion this week in Philadelphia,
&S~Just received at Jonas a splendid
and complete line of Men and Boys over
coats and listers.
Mrs. Swartz, Of Tamaqua, aged eighty
years, slipped on banana peel, Monday,
and in the tall broke her thigh-boue.
Rev. j. E. Freeman, of Weissport, hal
pair of good young horses, nearly match,
which he will sell separately or together.
-" Did you enjoy that free trip to Allen
town last Monday night ?" IS the latest in
terrogatory around here. Speak up, boys!
Ess-Jonss has the latest, and finest, sty-
les in Ladies and Chldren's COATS and
DOLMANS.
William Northerly, aged 13 years, was
killed, on Tuesday, at Mahanoy City, by
falling into the breaker OF the Tunnel Ridge
colliery.
Peter Miller, the horse trainer and turf
man. died at his home in Rittersville, on
Thursday evening of last week, of dropsy
and heart disease.
John Seeley, an s-year old inmate o.
the Scranton Home for the Friendless, was
stolen from that institution last Friday aud
has not since been heard Of.
&5~ Who wants to exchange Town prop
srty for Farm of l42 acres, with good new
buildings and fine fruit trees on it. Address,
W. NJ. RAPsHER, this borough.
Thomas Mantz, of the Exchange hotel,
is building sidewalk along the side of his
property leading from Bank street to the L.
v. railroad.
&c. E. Myers, proprietor of the Cutdtoissa
Netos ITEMS, offers his office for sale on reas
OudDlt lcIlllSs 1NOu ISdsOusy ho Gay d
be given for wanting to sell.
&a.J. It. Nusbaum has purchased his
entire stock of boots and shoes for this sea-
son before the late advance in labor and
material. This is the place for LOW
PRICES.
Mrs. John Klinetop, of Wild Creek,
died on Thursday of last week, and was in
TERED at Jerusalem church on Monday. A
husband and large family mourn their sad
loss.
WANTED, Immediately, neat re-
spectacle young lady, as an apprentice, to
learn the millinery business. For further
particulars apply at the Carbon ADvooATH
office.
The Lehigh County Teachers Institute
will open its sessions in the Court House,
Allentown. on Monday next.
va 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'tyo
forget it.
Fred Z. Miller, the saloonist, has just
had his residence and saloon building neat
ay repsnted. 1t locks we'll, but he ought to
let Kreidlor fix up his sign-that would be
another improvement eh, Fred
We School books and school material at
very lowest prices, at L. F. Luckenbach,
Broadway, Mauch Chunk. Also a full line
Of the handsomest designs in wall paper and
borders.
Wilson Miller, who has been working
at Cortland, N. Y, for some time past, was
brought home Wednesday, suffering with
malaria and painters collie. We hope un-
der homo treatment that he may soon re-
cover.
Our friend Will Boyd "a clerk at Pack
erton, has obtained furlough, and proposes
to leave November 4th, on a two months
trip to England, for the purpose of visiting
relatives aud friends and the improvement
Of his health, Bon uoya0e, VIII
&a~E. F. Luckeubach, of Mauch Chunk
having taken the agency for Harper's Ba-
zaar Patterns is authorized to take subscrip
tions Tor Harper's AoHhky, Harper's Weeh'
~, Hdrpe''S Bazaar, HaTPcr's Young People
at the publishers terms. Subscriptions lef
at his store will be promptly forwarded.
The Marquis Of Lorne is not expected
at Ottawa, Ont, before the end Of NoYem
Der. But David Ebbert ia always to be
found at his livery on North street, with 4
full supply of excellent horses and carriages
which he will furnish at low rates.
In the Presbyterian Synod at Harris
burg, last Monday, a resolution was almos
unanimously adopted refusing to suppor
any Legislative candidate not in sympathy
with the prohibitory movement. The mex
meeting of snyod will be held in Pittsburg
on the 3rd Thursday in October, 1888.
&a- fyou have cold or cough of any
kind, buy bottle Of Hills Peerless Cougl
Syrup at DR.. G. T. Horns drug store. Us
il all, and if not satisfied return the empty
bottle aud be will refund your money. II
also sells Peerless Worm Specific and Hill