The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-01-13
Our Neighborhood in Brief.

We Bargains in edgings and loces at W.
P. Longs ladies furnishing store.
The bonded debt ofthe borough Of East
on is $l5s,5Oo.
There is cash balance in the treasury
of this county tf $4,000.
Allentown had fifteen fires in 1882,
causing losses to the amount Of SAC $40.
The expenses for running the Lehigh
county prison last year was about $4,000.
@D- Ladies' jewelry very cheap at W. T.
Lo g's, to close out business.
-Grumbling-The butchers on account
Of the Chicago pork and beef
Another gang of Hungarians passed
through town on Saturday last.
@S~ Elegant assortment of slverware just
received at L. ii. Hobbs, Mauch Chunk.
Call aud see new goods.
The wife OF Frank Meisel, OF James.
town, died on Saturday last.
The ice gathered on Heilmans' dam
during the week averaged l3 inches in
thickness, and clear as crystal
We will send the CARBON ADVOCATE 10.
gether with the Philadelphia Weekly Press
for one year for $500
The charter of the LIST National Bank of
Mauch Chunk has been extended to 3lst OF
December, 1902.
"A series of potrncted meetings are being
held in the Evangelical church, in this bor-
ough.
&a-Ladies' and children Hosiery and
ms
be sold in order to close out the business.
One hundred and eighty persons were
committed to the Northampton county Jail
during the year just closed.
Jeremiah Stout, switchtender on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad at WeatherIy, was
seriously injured by cars on Tuesday.
l. S. Koch, the cigar man, hes had his
storeroom nicely painted and refurn'shed
during the week. 1t looks nice.
The CARBON ADVOCATE one year and
the Philadelphia Weekly Press aud premium
Man of Pennsylvania for S2.25.
Daniel Graver and wife, Of Fairvinw
Luzerne county, spent Sunday in town
visiting among their old friends.
Eg- Who wants to exchange Town prop
erty for Farm of 142 acres, with good new
buildings and fine fruit trees on it. Address,
W. NJ. RArsHER, this borough.
Hire your teams at the popular livery
Of David Ebbert, on North street, and be
happy. Terms very reasonable.
E.g-There was sold on Saturday, 25th,
ult., at Hagaman's store, LehIghton, seven
J,,llo nrfh oF or nd inxyal-
ly, for one family.
Mary NJ. Thomas, aged years, died
at the home Of her parents, Richard and
Mary Thomas, at Beaver Meadow, on last
Saturday.
&u-I you wanta nice smooth easy shave
your hair cut or shaInpooing, go to Franz
Roederer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho-
tel. He will fix you right, and don'tyou
forget it..
"A rattle for gold watch and rifle will
take place at the Trachsville Hotel, on Fri
day next, the 10Th inst. Buy ticket and
have a good time.
%2- Wall paper and borders, coming in
for spring trade. 1t will pay you to step IN
aid see them at Lu ckenbach 81 Broad
way, Mauch Chunk.
John Eyerman, one of Easton's most
wealthy citizens, died Saturday morning
ofheart disease. He was seventy five years
old
"A years subscription to the Breeders
Journal given for new subscribers to the
CARBON ADVOCATE at 81 each. The Breed
ers' journal is published at Beecher, Ill.
AT the election for directors Of tho First
National Bank, Of this borough, on Tues
day last, all the members of the old board
were re elected.
The wife OF Bernard Veght, of Weiss
p,rt, died, alter a loug illness from con-
sumption, on Wednesday morning last
This has been a magnificent week for
people to sit down on the paveme nts in
s'rne parts of town, where they have not
been cleaned off.
a-See the beautiful new pattern in gold
watches just received at L. II. Hollis ,Mauch
Chunk, nothing like them elsewhere in the
county prices guaranteed to be lower lhau
the lowest for good goods.
Gs-M Mrs. Mamie J. Mullen, fashionable
CbIueE VI DtCbul uHu pDuIu
streets, this borough. Per 'ect its and work
manship guaranteed. Wax Flowers of all
designs at lowest prices. Waite Flowers
for funerals a specially.
The rOfiie which was to have come off
at Lewis j. Christman's hotel, near Little
Gap, on the 18th, has been postponed until
Saturday the 26th inst at Ehieh time he
would be pleased to see you.
G-o- NJ. Florey, Of Wessport, has now on
ha nd and for sale large stock of Horse
Blankets, Lap and Buffalo Robes. Bells,
Whips, and Dnuble aud Single Harness,
suitable for winter use, all of which he will
ds.Ose Of at very reasonable prices.
In Wllkesbarre the best boiling beef is
selling for cents per pound, and steaks
and roasts at from 10 to IA eenss per pound.
Verify the introduction of the Western
dressed beef is blessing to the laborng
classes The same state of the meat mark
ct exists in Lehighton now.
We are sorry to learn that our friend
E. X. stroh, of Mauch Chunk, has been
confined to the house for the past eight
week with malaria, but are pleased to state
that he is now on the improvement.
"A A@mi-annual dividend of per cent.
on the capital stock Of the LIST National
Bank OF Lehighton, has been declared pay
able on and after the 18th inst.
G.S5- Best assortment of railroad meas
watches in the eoUaty ,in the best du't proof
cases, at L. Ii. Hohrs, Mauch Chunk. A
look will only show you that the above is
c"rrect aud whether am selling ut low
figures. 1t will pay you to look.
Some days ago several specimens q
good mica were fouad on the Lehigh noun
tains, in Salisbury toUuship, Lohigh eoun.
ty. There are also indications of magnetic
iron ore in the same vicinity. Excavations
for developing the mica will be commenced
immediately.
DIR. j. A. Mayer, the practical Surgeon
Dentist, Of Broadway, Msuch Chunk, has
had practice of over 20 years, and is prob
ably the oldest resilient dautist il, tb;s vaI =