The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-05-31

IlllS ALb-h OCh SN'i0 VI
made to order for only $1,000.
Tie Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road Company are making active prepara-
tions for an extraordinary coal business dur
ing the last six months Of the year. One
thousand new coal cas- have been built and
are now in service, and five hundred more
are to be constructed within the next two
months. In addition to this twenty five
heavy freight locomotives have recently
been built and nearly half as many more
will be built in the next two months.
TCY7 II. Fl. Peters, at the
Post-ofice building, Lehigh-
ton, will make you an all
wool suit for only $50 cash,
if you order now.
PA, what are puts aud calls on
Bank street7' "Well, my child, man
puts his money in a brokers hands, and
when he calls for 1t it is all gone" He
might have added That's a little cash "put"
in the hand OF David Ebhert, the liverymau
on North Street, would have furnished the
family with handsome team on "call."
| va. friedman & Lanteriung are the
largest cutelry manufacturers in the United
States, and their goods are guaranteed to
he first class in every respect and equal to
any in the market. About 30 different
STYLES of their pocket knives and razors may
be seen at the News Depot. They were
bought at u bargain and are being retailed
at about ordinary wholesale prices.
IN MEMoRIAM.-It is with sincere re
gret and sympathy for our esteemed friend
and brother of the craft, Mr.. Harry ".
Morthlmer, proprietor OF the CARBON ADvo.
CATE. that we record the death Of his eldest
daughter. Miss Salie Lee, daughter of
IL V. and E. B. Mortimer, aged II years
and Is dsys, died of chorea, at Lehghton,
on Friday morning, May %, 1854. She
was a bright, graceful and interesting child,
OF kind and afiectionate disposition and be
loyed by all who knew her. Her death
leaves great gap in the circle oi one Of the
most united families OF Carbon county
S'atinqton NS,cs.
NEa.E. F. Luckenbach, 81 Broadway
Msurh Chunk, has enlarged his store, put
in IA new skvight, and now has on eXhibi
ton over 1000 styles Of fine paper hsngirgs
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.
Next Sabbath will be Whit Sunday
considered one of the most important days
in the ecclesiastical year BY those churchet
which see fit to observe the important
events in the history of the early church
1t commemorates the descent of the Holy
Spirit upon the Apostles who were gathered
at jerusalem ten days after Christ's ascen
sion.
E7s-I have Just returned from tho city
with an immense stock of SUMMEH
STYLES OF HATS. BONNETS, CHILD
REN'S AND BABY'S CAPS, &c., which
offer at the lowest cash prices. Call and
, he convinced that sell CHEAPER than
any other. ALVENfA GRAVER, Banl
street, Lehighton, Pa.
-Mr. David Peter, formerly of Uppe
, Macungie, but since last spring residen
with his son IN law, David Mcclellan, il
Upper Milford, on the turnpike LEADING
from Macunge to Shimersvile, died OF
Wednesday last He had been in i'll healtl
for a considerable time, the cause of hi
death having been dropsy.
, E5" The rush still continues
at CLAUss & Bro, for those
handsomely-made, all-w o ol
5 suits at $1,000. Call early
, If you wish to take advantage
, of this remarkably low price
r for a suit made to order.
The Lehigh Valley railroad compan!
will sell excursion tickets to parties wishin
to go to the Chicago convention from Ma
i Goth to Juue Srl at 1928 for the round trip
tickets good to return until June 18th. Tn
company gives parties the choice Of 6v
Il different routes.
EG-The atest styles and the best tast
), in trimming, done, at the lowest cas-
- prices, at the millinery store of Alveni
e Graver, Bank street, Lchighton.
y AT the Friedsusville zinc mines, lie
high county, the great pump is still at wor
!. pumping the mines clear of water. A
present the mines employ one hundred an
n fifty men and are shipping forty tons of OF
- per day. In the coursa of few month
it is expected the mines will give employ
ment to 500 workmen.
Il The next years Conference of n
p Evangelical Church in East Pennsylvsni
r will be held in Cutasauqua, commencing Il
\ second week in March. II is fourteen yea
since the conference last held lis sessions
rs Catasauqua.
"a Tor Chldren's hats from 25 cents u
ia Ladies wishing Grape bonneIs oE vel
should not tail TO see my elegant assortmel
al Of grapes, Alvenia GraNer Lehighton.
, Mary, daughter Of Mr.. Charles schoc
of this borough, died of consumption
Monday afternoon, aud was buried ,
- Thursday afternoon FROM the NJ, E. ehurc
A large circle Of friends mourn her death
GUARANTEED To cure cold or couj
on -Acker's celebrated English Remedy. So
'ls by DR. Z T Horn, Lehighton, ana A HoT
ue Weissport.
II. Mrs. Douglass, residing near Honi
dale, Wayne county, recently became
IA, sano through griel over the death of b
" two children. During the night Of tn,
di. death she escaped with the CORPSE Of I
M youngest in her arms, and when captur
y. it bad to be taken from her % iorce.