The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-12-20

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get legal cap pads at the Novelty Store,neS
to the ADVOCATE office, at 35 cents each
An excellent article.
. Candidates for the various boroug
offices, to be elected in February, are be
ginning to blossom.
va you wanta nice smooth easy shaw
your hair cut or shampooing, 60 to Fran
Roederer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho
tel. He will fix you right, and don't yo
forget it.
This is about the time man gives hi
wife money in order that he may be sur
prised with Christmas present.
fsG"It is pure--it Is pleasant, 1t is effec
tual, relieving the patient almost instan
MISUNDERSTANDING Tar Syrup. IS cent
and 81 bottle. For sale at Thomas druj
store.
Our citizens should read the communi
cation headed whispering Echoes" il
this weeks paper and then act upon it
suggestions.
&a-Milton Flory, Of East Wessport, an
nounces to the public OF this vicinity thai
he has on hand lot of Light Harness, Col
lars, Horse Blankets, Lap Robes, Lined
Robes, Whips, Bells, &c, suitable Tor the
winter trade. All of which he is offering 9
at very low prices.
Mr.. George H. Stout, Of Paoli, Ind.
who has been visiting relatives and friend:
in tins section for the past few weeks hal
returned home.
Ga Try all of the quock nostrums and
all Of the old women recipes, and then il
you want TO be cured Of your coughs, cold.
and Group, you may do 60 by using Jad.
wins Tar Syrup. rs cts and 81 per bottle
Sold at Thomas drug store.
Mrs. j. W. Raudenbush accompanied
by her daughter Sallie, left for Philadel.
pha on last Tuesday morning, to be gone
about week.
kfs- The Last Law Passed was Law.
agent, who is passing through the State in.
troduced Laws Celebrated Buing, used
for bluing, bleaching and coloring, and
makes good ink. For sale at G. T. Horn:
and at the Novelty Store. Bankwav.
-Clauss G Bro, The Tail,
ors, still have a few of those
justly celebrated $40 suitings
on hand.
For the week ending on Dec. IS, 1884
there was 15O,64s tons Of coal shipped oyei
the Lehigh Valley Railroad, making q
total Of 296 1925 tons to date and showing
in increase Of ,S42 as compared with
same time last year.
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nY Only $1,000 cash
for an all-wool Suit at II. H.
Peters, Post-office building,
L.ehighton.
"A gala day for Trachsyillc will be on
The Goth of December, when Thomas Sny.
der will run 100 yards foot race with
Peter Whitehead, Of Allentown, for purse
Of $4,000; following this there will be q
shooting match for a fine lot of turkeys, and
the amuscments of the day to wind up with
grand hop in the evening.
B.is~ II you wish handsome book, ia ncy
box stationery or Xmas and New Year
Cards, or anything in the way OF Holiday
Goods, for young or old-rich or poor, ca
on 4 F. Luckenbach, Gl Broad way ,Mauch
Chunk. His stock is unsurpassed. Send
Tor catalogue.
The Saucon Iron Company's property,
at Helertown, Northampton county, was
sold at Sheriil's sale Saturday. The Thomas
Iron Company purchased the furnaces, ore
lands, houses, etc, for 81, subject to a
mortgage. The company's railroad and
several tracts of land in Upper Saucon
L"high county, were also purchased for ST.
subject to a mortgage, by Samuel Thomas
&h- While in Mauch Chunk we stopped
in to see our friend +. II. Hohl, the Jewel
er, and. judging from the business he was
doing, hls fine stock and low prices, he
must be making his BUSINESS grand sue
cess.
Ga II. Fl. Peters, at the
Post-office building, Lehigh-
ton, will make you an all
wool suit Tor only $40 cash,
if you order now.
The Sunday Breaker is the name of O
new candidate for public favor just started
in lIaEleton. AS its name implies it is q
Sunday paper and presents very neat nd
readable appearance. Its proprietors
Messrs. J. S. Foster & Co., have the ADvo
Gates best wishes for the success of theil
new venture.
--Silyerware, elegant new goods at Z II
Hollis, Mauch Chunk.
"A boy aged fifteen years, named Sam
uel Heflelfnger, who was employed a
Breaker No. 8, Lansfurd, had his arr
mangled from the shoulder to the hand
Thursday morning of last week. II,
slipped Off plank walk and fell between
two cog wheels. The unfortunate lad wal
taken to his homo and the arm amputat tee
at the shoulder.
-Clauss & Bro, The Tail.
ors, are making up elegant
suitings, in the very latest
styles and best workmanship
= for SIG, sold last year for $24
Call and see them.
Charles Geger, a young boy of thi
place, had his leg broken on last Tuesda,
morning. 1t seems that he was standing
on the front part of Jim Fatzinger's expires
wagon, at the Valley Depot, when the hors
took fright, and the boy was thrown off th
wagon under the horses heels and kicke,
in the leg, breaking as above stated. DR.
, Derhamer redused the fracture.
Eo- See Z. II. Hohl's new stock Of lew
elry, lace pins, neck-chainsS scarf pins an,
br racelets.
VIM. NJ. Wannemaeher, the temper
r ance advocate who delivered several highl,
int eresting temperance lectures in thi
place about year ago, died at Norristown
aged thirty years. He was a licensed Ban
tist minister, and was engaged to take tn
part Of the Saviour, in the production @
salmi Morse's "Passion Play" But th
q play was meyer produced on account of IN