The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-08-15
Our Neighborhood in Brief.

-Ihe dog days end on Saturday, Aug.
s2th.
Mr.. Powderly says he will not be
candidate for State Treasurer.
The lace factory recently erected at
Wilkesbarre has begun operations.
&C. II. Mcdaniel, of Weissport, is
repainting and nicely fixing up his sa-
loon.
GR-Go to Frs. Roderer, under the
Exchange Hotel, for smooth shave
and ia 3ionable hair cut.
The damage done by the recent
heavy rains along the Lehigh Valley
railroad amounts to $4,000.
Quite number of our young folks
attended the funeral obsequies of U. S.
Grant, in New York, last Saturday.
Why will some people throw away
money by buying small bottles of cough
syrdp, when 2Jc. bottle of Jadwin's
tar syrup contains double the quantity
of any other Sold at Thomas.
Or. W. G. NJ. Seiple is having large
porch put up in front of his residence on
SDuth street. 1t will greatly improve
the building.
The Kutztown shoe factory resumed
work last week after a stoppage of some
time. They are now manufacturing
goods for the fall trade.
"A huge lump Of coal, weighing two
tons, passed over the Lchigh and Sus-
quehanna Railroad the other day. 1t
was consigned to coal firm in New
Jersey.
No mistake about it. Jadwin's tar
syrup is above and beyond any other
remedy for coughs and colds as well as
the largest bottle for the money, Sold
at Thomas drug establishment.
John Deterline, died at his home in
Weissport, on Sunday evening last, aged
about 50 years, lie leaves a wife, two
sons and daughter to mourn the death
of kind husband and father.
Bishop Bowman preached in the
Weissport Evangelical church last sun
dly. BY his effort something over $500
of Indebtedness of the church was liqui-
dated. The church is now clear,
-Clauss G BIO. The Tail
ors, still have a few of those
justly celebrated $40 suitings
on hand.
-Fortv na,y care ,naDufaotDra0 eD,
presslY at the Packerton shops by the
Lehigh Valley Railroad for the peach
trade in New Jersey, passed down the
road last Friday to various parts of
Jersey.
For the week ending August 7 there
were 99,lS6 tons of coal shipped over
the j.. V. RR., making a total for the
year Of 3,742,SO9 tons, showing a de-
crease, as compared with the same time
last year, of 7S, 3O5 tons.
Why pay a big price for a small
bottle Of medicine when you can buy a
larger bottle for the same price. Jad-
wins tar syrup Is the largest bottle in
market. Sold at Thomas drug store.
The Lehigh Stove and Manufacture
ing Co., of this place are making extens.
i've improvements to their works. A
large pattern shop is being erected and
we are informed they have all the work
they can do. Good!
"A young daughter of Mrs. Mann, OF
Easton, secured $500 from her mother
under the pretense of lending it tc
Theodore Oliver, and arranged a pre-,
tended marriage engagement between
Mr. Oliver and her mother.
ESsA An all-wool import,
ed Corkscrew Suit for only
$22, at the popular tailoring
establishment Of Ii II Peters
Don't you neglect during this mic,
weather to take a ride through ou
beautiful valleys and over our mountain
roads. The trip is delightful, Davic
Ebbert's teams are in splendid condition
and his charges reasonable. Livery ol
North street.
1-WALL PAPER BARGAINS
Brown back paper, cts. and upwards
White 4" Q cts. and {"
Gilt " 25 cts. and
in small lots, as low as cents for whit
back paper. L. f. LUCKESBACH.
6l Broadway, Mauch Chunk.
Mrs. Lizzie Evelyn Lewis. wife Q
Mr. Albert Lewis and daughter Of tn
u late John r. Crellin, Of White Haven
died at the Glen Summit Hotel on tn
Lehigh Valley Railroad, on Monday
August 10.
WEAK as eat from this terrib'
cold, Well, don't grumble when il
your fault and not ours, for we use
Jadwin's tar syrup and was cured, VII
don you try il, you run no risk for
is sold "no cure, no pay and is th
largest bottle on the market for Ii
money. Thomas sells u,