The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-02-06

it. and induce degree of suffering such
as collie and fatulence, DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup is the best remedy.
Don't work a sick horse. Let him
take a rest, treat him well and don't
give him medicine but tone him upwith
DAYS Horse Powder.
We would suggest to the myriads Of
sufferers from bilious fever, fever and
ague, indigestion, etc, to use DIR. Bulls
Baltimore Pills.
1t is said the Thomas Iron Co., of
IIokendauqua, has taken orders for
10000 tons of pig iron at last years
prices.
On Monday the Bethlehem Iron
Company gave notice to their employees
of ten per cent. raise of wages all
around.
The Bethlehem Silk Company was
chartered at Harrisburg on Thursday
with capital of $4,000. Chas. H.
Moore, of Philadelphia, is Treasurer.
~Call at this Office for
your election tickets-neat
and cheap, and printed while
you wait for them.
Daniel Wieand has purchased the
building, occupied by the CARBON AD-
voCATE Office, from P. S. Heintzelman.
Consideration, 1850.
Ny-For watches, clocks, iewelry and
eilvoruar emo L II IJpllfa Mauph
Chunk. new goods.
For the week ending Jan. 80, there
were 13S,331 tons of coal shipped over
the Lehigh Valley railroad, making a
total to date of 1, 104, ,370 tons, land show
ing an increase of 216,306 tons compared
with the same time last year.
eel have on hand a full line of
horse blankets, lap robes, light and
heavy harness, collars, whips, &C., all
of which l am selling at very low prices.
MILTON FLORY,
Weissport, Pa.
When you go out driving YOU want
an excellent team, and the place to get
it is at David Ebbert's livery on North
street. Terms very reasonable.
j. T. Nusbaum has purchased the
Shick, late Rapsher, property on Bank
street, this borough. Consideration 49,
500.
nB-Wall Papers in all grades, from
the cheapest to the highest and best.
Decorations and fine goods in large va
riety. Painting or Paper Hanging by
competent wOrkmen. Give me call
L. f. Luckenbach, 81 Broadway, Mauch
Chunk.
Miner Bros Fort Allen Foundry,
Weissport, has restarted with full
force of men and work enough to keep
all busy for year. This will be good
news to the people of Weissport, and is
highly gratifying to the Miner Bros.
Last Tuesday was ground-hog day,
and as his hogship was able to view
himself in the sunshine, we suppose he
re-entered his hole in accordance with
old custom and that we will now enjoy
quite srell of weather.
. NB-Elegant and handsome new de-
signs in gold rings, pins. earrings, chains
at +. II. Hollis, Mauch Chunk. Com
plete line of new goods.
/ State Treasurer Livsey reports that
at the close of business January 80 there
were 1903, ,601. Is in the treasury, rx-
elusive of money app opriations to the
sinking fund. OF this amount the fol.
lowing sums were in Philadelphia banks
Farmers ana Mechanics National, $780,.
933. 43; Girard National, $4,000; Peo
pies Bank S1S0,000.
The members of the Arcade Socia'
Club, of Lansford, and their ladies, tC
the number of twenty couple, enjoyed 9
sleigh ride to this place last Thursday
evening and stopped at the Exchange
Hotel where supper was served between
eleven and twelve o'clock after whicl
dancing was INDUCED in until the early
morning hours. 1t was one of the jollics
parties we ever met and hope they will
visit our town again ut no distant day.
After thorough test DIR. II. Horn c
Lehighton and w. f. Biery Wesspor
most positively assert that Acker''
English Remedy is the best medicine TO
; Asthma, Group, Coughs, Whoopin.
: Cough, and all Lung Troubles that cal
. be found. Ask them about it, for the,
, fully guarantee it.
"A German boarding with Henr,
t HTble, at Beaver Meadow, was in hi
bedroom on Saturday morning foolin!
: with revolver, which happened to b.
loaded. IN some manner the weapon
, was accidentlY discharged, the bal
striking the young son of HGble's il
the hand, glanced off and entered hi
body. Fortunately it did not strike
vital part and no dangerous effect
: apprehended.
Owen Meyer, who fell from tn
coping of the l.. E S. X. r., bridge
which crosses the Lehigh Valley road
+ at the upper end of town several month
since, severely injuring himself inter
4 nally and breaking several bones, die
Il last Saturday after great suffering. II
:, was buried Wednesday. Everybod
II around here knew poor Oney. He wa
about twenty years of age.
h You will miss it, II you don't sc
n the largest selection of gold and silvt
,r watches at L. II. Hollis, Mauch Chunl
n -Allentown's Music Hall, a han,
v some and commodious building erecte
# at a cost of S35, 900, was opened Tue
day night by C. w. Couldock and con
2. pany, who presented "The Willo
II Copse.' The house has a seatin
a capacity of over 600 and standing rool
II u for several hundred more. The decor
IS tiOns are on grand scale and its gener
i arrangement is admirable. The stage
J, large enough to accommodate an
. spectacular play and is equipped with
k full supply of scenery painted by Wn
j. Fetters, of Philadelphia. There al
If six private boxes. Special regard Ii;