The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-06-14

up aTTearhRes ana one year IN advance Will
receive free for one year Heaih and Home,
a large page, 40 column monthly paper
devoted to home matters. Step up.
me- Only $1,000 cash
for an all-wool Suit at II. H.
Peters, Post-office building,
Lehighton.
The Mite Society Of The M. E. church
OF racketton, will hold strawberry and
ice cream festival, this FRIDAY and satur-
dAy,) afternoon and evening, in the old
School House, Packerton, There will be
music each eveningIthat on Saturday evenA
ing by the Lehiehton Corhet Band.
a. Now Is the time, and
CLAUSS & b r o., the
place, if you want a nice fit
ting ALLAWooL suit of clothes,
made to order FOR only $1,000.
An unknown man, supposed to be a
tramp, was sitting between two standing
coal cars, near the stove works, on the Le-
high Valley railroad, Monday morning,
when an engine backing against the cars
drove them together, driving the poor fel.
lows legs up in to his body. He was taken
to st. Ltke's hospital at Bethlehem.
1as- What will cure whooping Cough?
That is question hsked every day. We
can answer that we have found tho remedy
In Papllon Cough Cure. 1t never fails,
and can be administered to infants without
danger. 1t is r~rfectlv harmless. Sold at
Thomas popular drug store
ne H. H. Peters, at the
Post-office building, Lehigh-
ton, will make you an all
wool suit Tor only $40 cash,
if you order now.
The hearing Of a number Of suits
against the Philadelphia and Reading Rail.
road Company, at Allentown, brought by
tho laborers Of the Lehigh and susquehanna
Branch, who refGsed to take scrip, took
place before Alderman Jones Monday
morning. After a full hearing the com
pany decided to pay in cash wages due.
va friedman 4 Lanterung are the
largest cutel-y manufactures IN the United
States, ahd their goods are guaranteed to
lie FIRST rlass in every respect aud equal to
any in the market. About 30 different
styles of their pocket knives and ra.ors may
be seen at the News Depot. They were
bought at a bargain and are being retaied
at about ordinary wholesale ptIees
Harry Prots, aged &c, committed sui.
eide Monday evening by shooting himself
with a revolver. He lived with hs father,
John Protz mile from Baston, aud was
in good circumstances. A year or SO ago be
married, and, to all appearances, lived
happily with his wife. lie was in nj
health, and this is the only reason ascribed
to the deed.
%q-E. F. LuckenbaShj 6l Broadway
Mauch Chunk, has enlarged his store, nut
in new skylight, and now has on exhibi.
ton over 1000 styles of fine paper hangirrs,
decorations, freizes and borders, together
with an elegant line OF dado shades, with
latest attachments aud trimmings. Books,
Stationery and fancy goods in great variety
and at lowest prices.
While the wicked young NAH spends
his evenings at rlayng base ball, the good
young man enjoys the opportunity of seeing
the piously inclined girls home from prayer
meeting, or takes them out in one of David
Ebbert's handsome "rigs," which he obtains
for a small SUN of cash at the livery on
North street. The day is indeed chilly
when the good young man is left.
The Reading Coal Company has ad-
vanced the price of coal at Port Richmond
broken and egg, to 81 IS and 50 25, respect
lively. The changes in prices at Bh.abeth-
port, N. j., are advances of 10 rents per
tom to $685. in stovej and of So cents in
Lykens Valley, broken and egg, to $6.25
and S5 co, respectively.
IsS- I have just returned from tho city
with an immense stock OF SUMMER
STYLES OF HATS. BONNETS, CHILD
REN'S AND BABY'S GAPS, &c, which
| offer at the lowest cash piicesi Call and
be convinced that ] sell CHEAPER than
any other. ALVEElA GRAVER, Bank
street, Lehlghton, Pa.
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Company has purchased tract OF
1913 acres of uhdeveloped coal land in
Kline and Rush Townships, schuylknl
county, from John II. Rause, trustee The
sum paid for the property is S425,s77 OS.
The tract is known as the Summit lands,
and coal has been proven on it. The
Tresckow Railroad Company has q
right OF way across It.
&s- No remedy for catafrh has met With
such success as Papllon Catarrh, it meyer
fails aud does its duty thoroushly-nnt by
relieving teinporarily-but by curing per.
manently. 1t does not smart or irritate.
Sold at Thomas drug store, Bank street.
The reports that the suit of W. D. Dns
more against the Central Railroad of New
Jersey to annul the lease to the Reading
Company has been compromised and that
Mr.. Dinsfnore has sold his Jersey Central
stock to the Reading or to any one in its
interest, or in that of the lease, are denied
~ i''e'N''N anu dbsblhAo TEL ms Ul MI DlnEa
luore's business assocatesj who say they are
authorized to do so for him.
About nine o'clock Tuesday morning
the dead body Of Mrs. Monohan, mother D.
Colonel ?. II. Aonohan, OF Sirardyille, was
found in the pond above the den at the
Red bridge, about one hiile outside of
Shenandoah. Mrs Monohan was 81 years
Of age and an estimable aud highly re-
spected lady, who had lived there for many
years. 1t is supposed she was taking a walk
and accidentally fell into the water and
was drowned.
% The rush still continues
at CLAUss & BRO, for those
handsomely-made, all-w o oil
suits at $1,000. Call early
il you wish to take advantage
of this remarkably low price
for a suit made to order.