The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-09-26

ton street.
H. s. Pierce, Of Scranton, has
bought the Glendower Iron Works, at
Danville, for $4,000. A few years ago
the works were valued at $3.50, 900.
a4-Finest lot of Railroad watches
ever seen in Mauch Chunk, at E. II.
Hollis.
"A young daughter of VIM. Newhart,
residing on Northampton street, fell
from a second-story window on last
Friday morning, but very fortunately
escaped injury.
The receipts Of the late Reading
fair for gate admissions amount to So
203,4 and with the sale of refreshment
stands, privileges, &C., the total income
was $1,000.
SH-Do you want to see pretty rings,
bracelets lace pins and earrings? then see
E. Ii. HohPs new fall stock of gold
goods, at Mauch Chunk. Pa.
-Lehigh Valley freight train No. 81
Is now being run daily, Sunday included.
The change has been made on account
of the large amount of live stock that Is
being shipped.
Salvation Oil is guaranteed to cure
rheumatism, sore throat, swellings,
bruises, burns and frost bites. Price 25
cents bottle.
To make children healthy use plenty
Of air, plenty of milk, plenty of sleep,
and always have bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup in case of Group.
Allentown will next week be filled
with visitors to the County Fair. The
number of fat babies, big pumpkins,
astonishing samples of mechanism, fine
live stock, and pretty girls, will no doubt
be amazing.
Owing to the long continued illness
of Chas. w. Cooper, Esq.,, President of
the Allentown National Bank, the board
OF directors on Monday elected Dr. J. p.
Barnes, one of the last stockholders, as
President pro TEN.
John D. Bertolette Post, 4S4, G. A.
r., of this borough, will leave on the
9:40 a. M. L. V. r. r. train this Fri
day. morning for Hazleton, to partici- |
pate in the grand demonstration to take
place there. The Post will be accom-
panied by Arion Cornet Band.
aH@The improved Dueber's Watch, |
the best in the world. sold at L. H. |
Hollis, Mauch Chunk Pa.
John Roberts, while working in
Henry Kuntz's slate quarry, at Stating
ton, on Thursday afternoon of last
week, was severely burned about the
head and face by the premature explos-
ion of a blast. He was taken to St.
Luke's hospital, at Bethlehem.
So An all-wool import
ed Corkscrew Suit for only
$22. at the popular tailoring
establishment Of II Ii Peters.
The Empress of Austria has sailed
in the Imperial yacht on pleasure tour
to last three weeks, but David Ebbert,
Lehighton's popular liveryman, can al
ways be found at his stables on North
street, ready to supply all who want with
tirst-class teams at low prices.
WALL PAPER BARGAINS
Brow, Brown back paper, cts, and upwards.
White Q cts. and
Gilt d" 25 cts. and {"
in small lots, as low as cents for white
back paper. e. F. LUCKENBACH.
6l Broadway. Mauch Chunk.
Those of our readers interested
should bear in mind that the stand and
other privileges of the Fair grounds will
be disposed of to-day Saturday 26th
inst, at two o'clock. The Fair will
open on Tuesday, October 9th and con-
tinueS four days. Farmers and others
intending to make exhibits should now {
commence arrangements for the same
A despatch received from Rev. w.
Laitzle, of Lebanon, formerly pastor of {
the Lutheran church, of this borough, {
informs us that Mrs. Laitzle died, after s
a lingering illness, on Wednesday last. !
The numerous friends of the rev. gentle J.,
man here deeply sympathize with him
in his bereavement
me- Fl. II. Peters. at the $
Post-office building, Lehigh- !
ton, will make you an all 5
wool suit Tor only $40 cash, /
if YOU order now. c
Mrs. James Lanigan, of Pottsville,
and two daughters visited a friend in
Reading and while going to the depot
on Monday night it was noticed that
her head had sunk upon her shoulder.
She was about falling when she was
caught and carried into a drug store. n
She was already dead from heart dis q
ease. Her husband was formerly an n
extensive coal operator. il
--AH The latest styles in FdU Dc WIN
ter Millinery Goods at MRS. FAITHS.
Ransom Y. Mitchell, of Bradford,
has invented a machine for utilizing q
culm or anthracite coal waste, which
has been successfully tested at the
Pennsylvania Coal Companys No. 8 v
breaker, near Scranton. It proposes to c
transport the culm through pipes by a Y
blast, which dries 1t out, separates the .
dust and screens the fine pieces of coal
so that they can be used as small size. L
S9~Lades don't fail to see Miss Al II
venia Graver's new and fashionable /:
stock of Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Feath- q
ers, Notions, DC, &C., before purchas- g
ing elsewhere. New York Millinery II
Store, Bank street. 2w y
The No. . furnace of the Thomas n
Iron Works, at Hokendauqua, was il
blown out last week, for giving it a g
course of needed repairs, Rumor has it =
that the company will blow in No. 7 at
Lock Ridge, and one at Hellertown. p
WEAK as a cat' from this terrible !,
,old. Well, don't grumble when it is =
your fault and not ours, for we used Il
Jadwin's tar syrup and was cured. Why fl
lon't you try it, you run no risk for il q,
S sold mo cure, no pay" and is the :,
argest bottle on the market for the S'
money. Thomas sellsit. a:
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