The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-03

When the beauty-blightlng breeaes wilt the
grasses and the flowers
And the geese are flying southwark to a
warmer cline than ours,
When the smiling lecman's counting o'er the
profits he has won
And the willy coalman adds another dollar to
the ton,
When tue patrons Of horse railroads ride no
more In open cars,
And the call for whlskey punches Is incteas-
Ing at the bars,
Then 20 and pay the principal, likewise the
interest due,
And get the ulster out, at once, your uncle
keeps for you.
Men are very often heard saying
that their aspirations are high, but
every time they cough their noses 60
towards the earth, with indications that
they will follow them soon, unless they
are wise enough TO take DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup in time.
adam the godliest man of men since
born," still could not be called exactly
enViable, for when he titled the ground
in the dewy twilight and caught sharp
| touch of rheumatism, he had no Saliva
ton Oil for his cure, and no 20 cents to
try it.
When you visit the fair next week,
do not forget to drop In and pay for the
ADVOCATE. We will greet you kindly.
People coming to town during the
fair will find ample accommodation at
the Carbon House.
6B@FOR SALE,-A House and Lot,
situated on the corner of Second and
Iron streets, in this borough. Apply to
Charles Froehlich, on the premises. If.
Apples have been selling on our
streets at 40 cents per bushel, during the
week.
AB7Are you aware that Ratcliff &
Chubb are selling the celebrated "Blue
Belle" Best two-fors in town. A full
line Of cigars wholesale and retail.
Next week will be fair week, and as
usual David Ebbert's livery will furnish
teams to pleasure seekers at reasonable
rates. His 'big bus" will ply constant
ly between town and the fair grounds.
Fare only 10 cents. All aboardl
A%S An all-Wool import
ed Corkscrew Suit for only
$22, at the popular tailoring
establishment Of Ii ii Peters.
Remember, the Carbon county fair
opens on the Society's grounds in this
borough, on Tuesday next, 9th inst. OF
course you and your family will be on
hand.
WEAK as a cat" from this terrible
cold. Well, don't grumble when it is
your fault and not ours, for we used
Jadwin's tar syrup and was cured. Why
don't you try it, you run no risk for it
is sold mo cure, no pay" and is the
largest bottle on the market for the
money. Thomas sells it.
We desire to call particular atten-
tion to an able article on ''7He Third
Term-What Is H?" which appears in
another column of to-day's ADVOCATE.
We make this suggestion because third
termism has been somewhat discussed of
late, and so that the people may all un-
derstand. The argument of the writer
seems to us unanswerable
sY~Don't forget, The Star Clothing
Hail, " Susquehanna street, Mauch |
Chunk, will make you guaranteed all |
wool SUIT, to Order for $40 and upwards |
nothing to beat it in this valley.
Complaints are made TO us of pot
hunters already engaging in the unlaw-
ful practice of shooting rabbits. ANY
person caught with rabbit in his pos
session should be fined. The time for
killing rabbits commences November l.
Gg~WALL PAPER BARGAINS
Brown back paper, 9 cts. and upwards.
w nlte 9 cts. and
Gilt 25 cts. and
in small lots, as low Us cents for white
back paper. e. f. LUoKENBAcH.
I'll Broadway, Mauch Chunk.
Clarence S. Weiss, at the request of
Mr.. John Evans, leader of the Friday
evening class connected with the NJ. L.
Church, of Packerton, will give a Bible
reading and explain and illustrate Our
Lords Prayer, on Friday evening, Oct.
Oth; to which all Packertonians are
cordially invited.
aB-A full line of the latest style and
best made suits and overcoats for men.
boys and children. are always kent on
hand at the one,price Star Clothing
Hall, lst clothing store below L. V, r,
K, Office, Mauch Chunk.
One George Wolf, supposed to have
from these parts to Nebraska
years ago, died on the 10th inst, at
hcCook, in said State. of typhoid fever,
and, having left some property, his
nearest relatives are requested TO make
themselves known.
Allentown at present has a popu-
alton of about 1000 judging from the
number of voters regstered-4,6 ,6s4.
lDB IL. u. Peters. at the
Post-ofiice building, Lehigh-
ton, will make you an all
wool suit lor only $40 cash.
# YOU order now.
About 80 members Of John Berto-
cite Post, 4S4, G. A. r., attended the
ceremonies of unyeiling the monument
1t Hazleton last Friday, accompanied
'y the Arion Comet Band. All were
highly delighted with their trip. The {
iext Grand Army day will be held at
4ewisburg.
sB-lhe Star Clothing Hall opens to-
lay Saturday a first class Tailoring
md Clothing Store, where every article
S warranted as represented and only
me price to all--every article being
marked in plain figures.
The Rev. Edward Webb, for nine /
cen years a missionary at Madura,
ndia, was a visitor last week at Sun
lyside Manse," the Presbyterian par {
onage at Hokendauqua.
"A locomotive is at present being
'uilt in the Philadelphia and Reading
lilroad shops at Reading which when