The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-04-12

WI hN' uSii obilA OOiiCiiic cAOo
at CLAUss & Bro; for those
hands6mely-made, all-w d 81
suits at $1,000. Call carly
if you wish to tax ke advantage
of this remarkably low Price
for a suit made to order.
The 9th annual meeting 81 lbs st6St
holders of the Gafb6h County industrial
Society will Lc held at the Exchange H5.
tel, in this boroiish on Motiay neat, the
l4th inst, at 2 O'clock p: m, OF Whth time
an election of officers for the coming yedr
will take place. A fun attehdante Is re:
questeH.
flY7 II. II. Peters, st the
POst.office building, Lehighs
ton, will make yott ali hlls
wool suit Tor only $40 cash,
if you order now.
Andrew oraver, jr,; has SgaiH frstinod
the htitkstetlng businessj and visits Lg-
blshtoh aud Niau6h CRGnk on Friday Sf
every week, with fresh butter, Eggs, &C.;
which he sells at. Lowest prices; also, he
will do hauliHgi tio%rnC anil all kiiiIs of
team work At tcRsonab!g tharge5. Resi-
dence, opbBsitb Mrs Culton's Millinery
store, White strttt, Weissport.
Nxa-B. F. Imtkenbach; CT Broadway,
Mauch Chunk, Has enlarged his store. put
in new skvlight, and now has Gn exhibi
tion over 1000 styles 81 fms t'aT'pf Ha4giIgsi
detntatiohs, lreizes diiH 66fdtFs; iGtGlhRF
with dt G!esant limo Of lads Shades. With
latest attachments Ahd lfiilihings. Books,
stati"nery and fancy goods id great variety
dhH ~ lowest prices
-AnHtew Cartash %as killed at tR6 iHb
II No. Is platte, Ianstofd. on Monday.
Willis III The act Of uhhitGhing the car he
was khoEked down, the car virtually
"douUiihg him up.' One Of his FiBs wus
fnrced thr5ugh the lung Until death
tHme q his telef his sulIeriiss wefs teri.
hle. The fihcral took place on Tuesday
afternbon at the Protestant temetery on
Summit Hill.
Charles RiSe, weil,tS do Polish neri
ehant and ssent for a steamship line. at
Shenandoah, has received several ''edninb
notices lately to leave t3#n Of Death would
be his portion Mr.. Rice owns several
tenement houses in Shenandoah; atl Rt
which are occupied by IFungarra.is. He
is charged with bringing these people here
and harbofiug ther, thus thenpefihg
labor.
@ Now is the tina, and
CLAUSS & B R o., the
place, if you want a nice At
ting ALL-wo0L suit Of clothes,
made to order for only $1,000
The mine buses. say P"ttsvIlle dis
patch, Thursday Of last week Served notice
on the Hungatish l6borers eihpI6sed 1t
the breakers to iiove on. 1t has been re.
solved To b"ycott those already in The re.
gion and relush employment to the CON.
stantly arriving greeEhorns. Tie region is
overcrowded with laborers and the rates at
which the freshly imported Hungarians
work are ruinnus to the natives
G8s~ stepped IN to see my friend, E. II .
Hohl, NJ MHuch Chunk, aud will say, in
Justice TO him, that You can find M such
seletion orgoods in any OF the jewrlrv stores
In Allentown, or any of the towns in this
vallevI as that kept by him. This proves
that he is pstronIzrd by tho beet fenple in
this section 5f the State. We wish him
sucreSs,
Senator BcLlst b. Coke Whites to the
llazletnft mime inspector tha iu case d per
son is killed in the mines of the Coxe
Btothers, $50 is paid Tor funeral expenses,
S3 a week to the widow, while unmarried,
i'r one year, and for each child under II
J 81 a week until il reaches the age ut ~. In
case of accident a>mher is aIlu%eh SIS a
week until be gets we'll, boy 81 so per
week.
B Y. Culton, Of Weissrort, wifi laaye
for Geheva; n. T., next Week, for the pir.
pose Of procuring large stock Of first class
Fruit aud UrngIiieutal Trees and Vines,
which he will have on hand and kpt sale
| at low prices, on "r about the Goth df April
lew good tanvassng agents wanted. For
further particulars apply at his residence
On White street, Weissport, Pa.
April s, isSi-fN7
-squire-"so yoji hFs going 70 dispass 81
the horse. after all, Ryan," Ryan-!fwell,
thin, il goes to me heart but shure an, I'm
obleeged to do it TO get little fti0hey Ia
buy srrih iGddet for the tnbr bssie.b Bdl
David Ebbeft. bur popular LIVERY ffaD
never disposes of Il good horse for that
reasnn. he retains him for thG use of hi:
patrlus, call aud see his handsoniG "step,
pers" and fne carriages.
The eighth anniversary OF the Rail
foad Mems Prayer Meeting. will take plaet
on to-motroS (suifday)j the 18th inst, al
! S;i5 o'clock p. nj In the chapel, at Upper
Mtuch Chunk Short addresses ffiay b,
{ expected from r. r. ,MEBurney, Gen. See
/ Y. NJ. c. 4 Of New York city; Revs. S. A
, Heilnrr, II. r. Yost. II. D. Naylor anG
Edsall Ferrer. Testimonials frqm railroad
men and statement Of the yeal' 3 work vii
Oe given. You are invited u attend:
Miss Kate Arner. Of New MahoninC
was on visit to Philadelphia this week
/ where she purchased a stock offspring goods
returning homie on Wednesday evening
; Ste invites an inspactiou Of this new an,
iashiona6is assorlnfent Of goods
3 eN-h 4. Erutt, Of this borough, bfske
J MIN employed on the Ii. V. RR., on Tues
day afternoon, wbile the engine was takinl
8 water at Patten6urg. n. j., fell from tn
n tank bfeakihg bis hip and otherwise bruis
Ing his body.
i Btsnshts 81 tire Iffsh NRtonai LeaREe.
y There was large meeting held in II
-, Basement Of the CatholiG Church last Sun
day evening which was presided over b.
District httothey Mulhesrn. NJ F wilher,
} II Manayuuk, Philadelphia was present
= and Irorgahisation Of the branch Of IN
Irish Rstlohdl Lrasue was effected. Josepl
Cnrby was made President, Eiwafi Neil
u roy, Secretary, Jsmrs B,yle; Treasurer
IS aud p M Mulhearn, Corresponding Secre
u taryi owen Shsrhlenj Charles Gallaehet an
+" Domiuiek AcFadden were sppOfhtedorgani
e. zers. The meeting Vas an interesting ON
y throughuut Mr. wilhere slnke Tor sb,,u
an hour and hall on the IRISH question