The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-07-25
Our Neighborhood in Brief.

Our Neighborhood in Brief.
New potatoes are S1.20 bushel in
this market
The Thomas iron company has re-
duced No. . foundry pig from ST to $40.
This is the time for going up to
Onoko Glen and around the Switchback.
George Matchin, aged DO fell into
the canal at Schuylkill Haven Sunday
and was drowned.
~ For fine rings, bracelets, chains
and lace pins go to L. II. HohPs Mauch
Chunk.
The animal parade of the South
Bethlehem Fire Department will take
place in September
&c. C. Deats, the matchmaker, has
been appointed postmaster at Weiss
port, vice VIM. II. Knecht.
aY"Go to Frs. Roderer, under the
Exchange Hotel, for smooth shave
an fashionable hair cut.
George Furman died at the Scranton
Hospital of peritonitis, brought on by
his swallowing cherry stone.
The Union Foundry and Machine
Company at Catasauqua are turning
out castings for the New York tombs.
Hot or cold, rain or shine, David
Ebbert's teams are always ready for the
roa |, and his charges are reasonable.
Save your cough medicine bills by
buying 25c bottle of Jadwin's tar
syrup, which contains three ounces,
while no other 25c bottle of cough syrup
contains over l 1-2 ounces. Sold at
Thomas drug store.
David Ebbert is putting down a
substantial flag stone pavement in front
of his property at the upper end of Bank
street.
In political circles it is said that the
Democracy of Banks townshi? may
have the nomination on the party ticket
this year, for the Schreivalty.
win DAILY, of East Weissport, aged
10 years, employed on canal boat, fell
from the boat while it was lying at New.
York, Monday, and was drowned.
Work has been resumed at the
Ebcrvale colleries at Hazleton in con-
sequence of arrangements made to run
off the water and establish their safety.
When an article is sold "no cure,
no pay" why not try it? That is the
way Ja1win's tar syrup for coughs,
coils ami Group, is sold by Thomas, the
druggist.
query? Can man be perfectly
sober who tries to eat bananas through
his nose.-G. S. He might be sober:
only eating through his nose to save his
teeth.
Prof. Albert Ncwhart, of Eastcn
gave tight rope performance Wednes-
day evening, greatly to the amusement
of the small boys.
-Rumor has it that the proprietors Of
drinking saloons have been notified by
the borough council to close their places
of business at ten o'clock p. m., here
after.
The pavement along the public
square, Is in terrible condition and
should be repaired at once or our
borough will have damages to pay for
broken limbs. Tuesday night council
took action, and will shortly put down a
flag pavement.
No wonder people complain of hard
times when they pay SOC for bottle Cf
cough syrup no larger than pc bottle
OF Jadwin's tar syrup, which is sold mo
cure, no pay" SOLD at Thomas drug
store.
-Obe S. Keiser will assume control
of the leading hotel, at Shenandoah, on
or about the lst of August We wish
our friend ODE success in his new un-
dertaking.
Some of Mauch Chunks go-ahead
citizens are now talking of establishing
glass works and stocking factory in
that place. The citizens of this Dor.
ough stand and look on.
-Clauss G BIO The Tail
ors, still have a few of those
justly celebrated $40 suitings
on hand.
For the week ending July IS there
were 161 1858 tons of coal shipped over
the L. V. RR., making a total for the
year of 3, 400, ,49S tons, showing an in.
crease, as compared with the same time
last year, of 104, ,O61 tons.
1t is the poor mans friend, but the
rich man uses 1t also, because it is the
best quality and largest bottle for the
I price, and is sold mo cure, no pay"
We refer TO Jadwin's tar syrup. sold
at Thomas drug store.
The Evangelical Association will
hold camp meeting, at Roth's Park,
East Mahanoy June, commencing July
30 and ending August 7th. For further
particulars address Jerry Boas, Tama,
qua, Pa.
E&SAn all-wool import.
ed Corkscrew Suit for only
$22, at the popular tailoring
establishment of Ii III Peters,
Two out of three arbitrators al
Pottsville Saturday awarded $500 t
jeremiah A. Huges, a coal train brake
man of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad, who sought $4,000 from tn,
company for the loss of foot while OF
duty.
WANTED, A first-class COOK
+ Must be clean and quick. Wages from
S4 10 So per week. Apply to ODE 5
keiser, at Slatington, Pa, Immediately
. -Audenried was made merry on Sa.
, urday afternoon and evening by the G
A. X. picnic held at the Hosack Hal
grounds. The attendance was yer
large and extremely good-natured an
all Lak