The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-29

'-Dalry-flen Nnu btock ralsefb aal Ouy |
Days Horse aud Cattle Powder. For dis
temper, hidebound, loss OF appetite, ard
general debility it is without a peer in the
market. Price tweRty hye cents per pack
age Of one pound, sull weight.
john v. Stout was Friday elected sup
erintcndent Of the eastern diyision Of the
Pennsylvania Telephone Company. The
territory embraces Easton, Bethlehem, Al
leDtown, Slatington aud Mauch Chunk,
and Hackettstown, N. J.
Gp Only $1,000 cash
for an all-wool Suit at II. H.
Peters, Post-office building,
Lehighton.
For the week ending on the 22nd inst,
there were 27,70S tons Of coal trans
ported over the Lehigh Valley railroad,
making a total to date OF ,4s9 ,235 tons,
decrease of 297 ,l09 tons ss compared with
same time last year.
80 For The best spectacies and eye.
glasses in the county, go to &. II. Hohl,
Mauch Chunk.
AT Hellertown, Saturday, the 3year-
old son of Morris Diehl was attacked by a
bull and thrown high in the air. He had
one leg broken at the hip and was in terna-
ly injured. His parents heard his cries,
end rescued him as the bull was about to
again renew the attack.
NJ H. ii. Peters, at the
Post-office building, Lehigh-
ton, will make you an all
wool suit for only $40 cash,
if you order now.
The barn o ( Michael j. Raub, in will
liams township, Northampton county, was
burned Thursday night by an ncendiary
fire. The live stock was got out, but the
farm utensils, grain, hay and other contents
were en- tirely destroyed. The loss Is about
$4,000; partly insured.
AT a meeting of the Slate Exchange Of
Lehigh and Northampton counties, held at
Easton Monday, J. Edgar Mitchell, of the
Empire Freight Line, was elected president,
vice James Hess, decrease No change
was made IN the regular prices OF slate.
Reports from all quarters showed that the
spring business mad actively begun and
that the demand was in excess of last year.
nv Alvenia Graver has just returne
from the city with large line Of Spring
Millinery. Do not fail to call on her.
| va E. F. Luckenbach, 61 Broadway,
Mauch Chunk, has enlarged his store. put
| in new skYlight, and now has on exhibi.
ton over 1000 les Of fine paper hsngings,
decorations, frezes and borders. together
with an elegant line of dado shades, with
latest attachments and trimmings. Books,
stationery and fancy goods in great variety
and at lowest prices.
RgP Now is the time, and
CLAUSS & b r o., the
place, if you want a nice fit
ting ALL-wooL suit of clothes,
made to order for only $1,000.
The anthracite coal companies issued
their spring trade circulars Thursday. The
prices are from 20 to SO cents % ton lower
than those of the winter schedule, and from
10 to 20 cents u ton below the figures Of
year ago. 1t is generally understood in the
trade that the reduction below last springs
prices is made principally with the view oi
meeting the growing competition of bit
umious coal.
&a-Just the thing. an eye glsss that will
cit any nose, sold at L. II. Hollis, Mauch
Chunk.
The Pennsylvania and North Carolina
Gold Mining Company, composed entirely
OF Tamsgua men, which was organize
several years ago for the purpose of devel-
oping an extensive tract of land owned by,
the company near Charlotte, N. c., has
been organized and it is the intention of the
cnmnauy to give their North Carolina pro
perty new aud thorough trial under ex
perienced and energetic management.
20 There is a perfect rush
at CLAUss & Bro, for those
handsomely-made, all-w o oil
suits at $1,000. Call early
if you wish to take advantage
Of this remarkably low price
for a suit made to order.
The jury in the Greeniug murder trial.
at Milford, Pike county, after remaining
out all night, brought in verdict at ! so
o'clock Sunday afternoon of murder in the
second degree, Greening sat unmoved
when the verdict was rendered. G. w. Bull,
his counsel, moved tor a new tria claiming
that the verdict was not in accordance with
the evidence. Toe verdict Is disapproved
in the community, the general op ninn he.
lug that Greenrg was guilty of deliberate
murder.
\, e "a,
for so and S5 cents, at Alvenia Graver's
Millinery store.
I They were standing at the front gate.
= Wont you come in the parlor and sit
> little while, George, dear2" an no. guess
e not" replied George, hesitatingly, 81 wish
you would" the girl went opi "irs awfully
lonesome. Mother has goce out and father
is up stairs groaning with rheumatism in
9 the legs" "Doth legs?" asked George.
a Yes. both legs" Then III come in little
! while" In order to harmnnize this matter,
he agreed To take her out in one of David
Ebberts popular rigs. Livery on North
Street.
: va Must be seen to convince yor that
, the new improved dust.proof RAILROAD
WATCH is the best in the world. Sold at L.
II. Hollis, Mauoh Chunk.
Daniel Amer, jr, died at his home in
Wessport, on Tuesday night about ten o
. clock, of typhoid fever, aged about 25 years.
Deceased leaves wife and two children to
mourn their loss.
f--Un Monday morning about one O'Clock
Ire originated at the hemp house of
Drifton No. 2 slope, near Hazleton. A
bucket brigade Of a bundled men was or
ganized and saved the breaker from de
struclion. But little damage was done
no Wanted, A young lady to learn the
\ millinery trade. Please apply at this of
fee.
-supt. Ballet has recently been making
a visit to the schools Of some oil the Western
cities. He spent some time al the Cook
, County Normal School, under the prnci
palship of Col. F. W Parker. This school
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