The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-11-07

has received permission to increase his
letter carrier force from six to seven.
Francis Morrell has already been Sc
lected as the new carrier.
The Allentown Rolling MIL Com
pany last week Increased their force Of
workmgmen at the mill. Orders arc
now on hand that will insure steady
employment until April 1st.
~ class in Kenslngton Painting will |
e formed at the Exchange Hotel on
Monday morning by the LAKE BROS,
Mr.. Thomas Snyder, Of Allentown,
master bnllder, has been awarded the
contract for the erection of the new silk |
mill at Mauch Chunk. Mr., Snyder
erected the Adelaide silk Mil in Allen
town.
Mr. A. s. Fry, Of the Catasahqua /!
House, at Catasaqua, on Monday took
possession Of the Mansion House, In the
same place. The stand vacated by him
was taken by Mr.. John Downs.
sy-In our clothing department we
keep full line of mems and boys suits
and ovcrcoats, hats and caps. Our
mems suits and overcoats are selling at
from $3.50, $3.50, 81 -, $3.50, $3.50
and upwards; every garment marked In
plain figures. One Price Star Clothing
Hall, aauch Chunk.
The school house Mt Trelchler's
Station was burglariously entered on
on Friday night week by thieves VINO
broke open all the desks except four.
The School Board Is making efforts to
flnd ont the guilty parties. ,,
The Northampton furnaca, located
along the Lehigh river, near Sinners
vile, which was built in the spring Of
1872. and later leased to the Bethlehem
iron Company, but blown ont some two
years ago, will shortly be again put In
blast, the Bethlehem company having
released It.
Mr.. NJ. G. Ebbeclic. dealer in hard
ware, sporting goods, &C., No. GCS
Hamilton street. Allentown, informs
US that his sales of guns and supplies to
sportsmen have been unprecedented
| this season. He still has number of
the S5 breech loading shot guns, l2 bore,
warranted, which he invites gunncrs 10
examine. Everything pertaining TO the
gun line can be obtained at his store.
! lie sells all the makes of brcech loading
guns, rifles, pistols, etc.
rW@The One Price Star Clothing
Store, Mauch Chunk, has received an
other large assortment of those stylish
suits and overcoating3 at prices cut in
half; our $40, SIP, SD, SIC, SIS. and
black and brown corkscrew at 500 are
daisies, every garment guaranteed
| perfect fit or no sale. Come and get
measured. One Price Star Clothing
Hall. Mauch Chunk.
Hugh Gallagher, of Colerain, died
at his home in that place on Sunday
morning. Deceased, 1t is asserted, was
over one hundred years oil, AMI was
native of Ireland.
On account of the increase in his
business +. II. Snyder has enlarged his
store room by moving the partition back
about three feet.
The contest in the ten mile race be-
| tween Schwartz, of Elmira, ana Holds
worth, of Wilkesbarre, at the former
place, was witnessed by three thousand
spectators. Holdsworth was the win
| ner.
WANTED. an Agent to sell our
Teas and Coffecs in this place. Liberal
| inducements given to Agents, and CORE
sUondance invited Grand Union Tea
Co., No. 25 South Main Street, Wilkes
barre, Pa. NoyE w4.
Now Is good time for those who
owe us for the ADVOCATE to step up
and settle.
John s. Gilham, of Shamokin,
| brother of our townsman S. Il. Gilham,
died of paralysis on Friday night, aged
80 years, G months and days. lie was
a single man. Mr.. Gillian attended
his funeral, returning home on Tuesday
evening.
List of Letters
Remaining uncallcd for in the Lehigh-
ton PostOfice, for the month ending
Oct. 3lst, 1885:
Bowman, Sallie L., Hanback,. Loretta
! Bowman, Sallie s.. Post, A. II. Mrs,
Bartholomew. C. NJ, Eehrig, JEFF Moses
Beagle. John H., Ried. Carrie
Beltz, Henry Rauch, VIM,
Sthare, Chas.
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised"
JAMES P. SMITH, p. NJ.
Dispute Over Foot BAH Game.