The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-13

The dedication Of the Lutheran church
in Penn Forest township will take place
on the 2sth instant. seryices will com
mencc at 10 o'clock .. m, and at 2 o'clock
p. M. All are invited To attend
Rev. John P. Moffat, pastor Of the
wentherly Presby church, and Rev.
James A. Little, Of the Hokendauqua aud
Ironton congregation, exchanged Pulpits
last Sabbath, September Z.
EVERY Prnmise backed by gnarsn-
tee. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will give
immediate relief. Price rs & 90 cts. Sold
by Dr. Horn, Lehighton, and viii Biery,
Wesspnrt.
VIM. II. Kaercher, Of Pottsville, has
moved his family to town. Mr.. Ksercher
is the superintendent of the coal breaker, at
this place. We heartily welcome the ar
rival of our new neighbor.
jnss-The Last Law Passed was Laws
agent, who is passing through the State in
trnduced Laws Celebrated Bluing, used
for bluing, bleaching and coloring. and
makes go0l ink. For sale at G. I. Horns
and at the Novelty Store. Bankwav.
The Democrat Of town have slung a
sireamer along the front Of their clab room
bearing the names Of Cleveland and Hen
drirks. The letters are forty seven inches
in length and was painted by c. Hummel,
of Mauch Chunk.
nT Only $1,000 cash
for an all-wool Suit at II. H.
Peters, Post-office building,
l.ehighton.
The celebrated Capt. Wilson Denhard's
new band enivened the town last Satur
evening by giving one Of hrs popular street
parades wills was out in "iull regalia"
and created considerable enthusiasm among
both old and young.
For the week ending Sept. 9th, 1884,
10000 tons of coal was transported over
the Lehigh Valley Railroad making total
OF 4 ,2ol .2S0 TONS /" that date, aud showing
a decrease of 5l4 ,443 tons,as compared with
same time last year.
mp-FoR SALE "A LIQUOR STORE,
now doing gond paying business, with
good will and fixtures is offered for sale vt
a reasonable cash price. AlsN. "ne eligiGly
located LOT on BANK STREET, L-hiGn
ton. will be sold ut fair figure. For par.
ticmlars, apply Immediately, at the ADv"
CATH ufiire. 80
The borough council. Of Wealth erly,
have ordered that forty street lamps be
placed on their th"roughfares. Why is it
that onr council can not pass AN order To
the same effect? Surely, it can not be that
we do not need them.
Va For the largest and finest peaches
Ia he lnund anywhere call at Frank Lpib
enguth's Green Grocery, Lehighton, Pa
One hunired baskets daily, fresh from tn"
orchards of New Jersey. Sold wholesale
and retail.
The Eastan Brass Works are overrun
with orders, there now being enough work
IN hand to keep them busy three months.
An extra force of men has been put on and
the factory, which is now one OF the largest
in the State, will run day and night,
&sa- Trustees. Executors, Guardians and
other Deeds, Receipt Bunks, Judgment
Notes. Minute or Record Books. and Jus
tcrs Blanks for sale at the Novelty and
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office. on Bankway.
Furnace M. 6, Of the Crane Iron
Works, at Catssauqua, which has been ou'
of blast for veral years. was lighted few
days sgn and will run on Brssemer iron
Furnace M. ) has been repaired aud il
ready 'ur work again.
Quite o number Of our people took il
tie grand electric hop at Glen 0u"kn las
Tuesday evening 1t was an Unprecedented
success, the place was beautifully lighted
up bv electric lights. some 1000 or 5000 per
sons took part in the affair.
&s- Moses R"hrig has Just received az
1 immense lot at Watermelnns, CanIaluupes
sud fruits ni al! kinds. ai his sturernnm oI
South street, which he is selling at bottom
prices. Call aud see him and learn hi
p prices aud you will be sure /" huv. for til,
Q melons are all ripe aud fresh gathered.
t The Hamersly Steiner Opera Cnmpanv
under tine management Of Aschbsch Az
5 Bcrser, render the celebrated opera " II
NJ. s. Pina'ore." IN the School Hall. iii
borough, on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst
: Tickets are ON sale at the Drug Stores q
s 4 D. Thomas end DR.. G. 4. Horn.
"A Bic TRING!- Every subscriber to tn
! CARBON ADVOCATE who Immediately pay
!, up arrearages aud one year in advance vii
receive free for one year Health and Hom,
large page. 40 column monthly paper
) devoted To home matters Step up.
M II. Fl. Peters, at tn,
$ Post-office building, Lehigh
:, ton, will make YOU an all
d wool suit Tor only $40 cash
if you order now.
- In the village of Little Gsp.this county
" on Thursday of last week Harry and Laur
II K"s'enbader, age and years respecli' q
ly, got hold Of loaded shotgun during tn
). absence ofthe family. While playing wsi
J the weapon it was exploded and the giT
,t insianlv killed.
e. Now is the time, ant
" CIAUSS & B r o., thu
y place, if you want a nice fit
ting ALL-wOoL suit of clothes
= made to order for only $1,000
il The skilled workmen at the Parryyill
Iron Works have had their wages "protect
1 e" by a reduction nr per cent. aud H.
- lahnrcrs who received 81 or SIlO are no'
10 protected" down To 90 cents a day. An
yet the pohtical dema Gogues continue tn
,. eif"rt Ia humbug the laboring people am
u f'ol them out of their vntes-ju't ono
: more y Nauch Chunk Democrat, September
~ The Rrpublic,ns of this borough wi