The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-01-07

ETC.. in a few hours. Price % cents bot
tie.
Mr.. w. r. GRAVES, Of H'ethcredyille,
Md, writes IL suffer sometimes with acute
rheumatism, and your Salvation Oil gives
rue instantaneous relief, l cordially recon-
mend 1t as a sure cure.
From the Scranton Republican we
learn that Hon. j. w, Malloy, editor Oi
the Lansford Record, was married on We'd
nesday morning of last week to Miss d. A.
Dunkan, of Pittston. The ceremony was
performed in st. Johns church, of that
place. Our congratulation are extended to
the happy couple with the wish that they
may have prosperous journey through
life.
Information is wanted of Joseph vii
son, who on August 11th, 1896, sailed from
England on the vessel "Queen" and locat-
ed at Wilkes Barre until about three months
ago, since when nothing has been heard
from or of him. Mr.. Wilson is about t-2
feet high, medium build, dark hair. blue
eyes and Of good habits. Any information
should be sent to John James, Shenandoah,
Pa.
Welcome 1888. Last year was very
satisfactory one; It was our banner year In
business, many thanks to patrons and
friends, hoping to serve you still better by
improved and increased facilities, thereby
enabling us 20 do an unprecedented busi-
ness this year; we have already received
many new goods; step into E. Fl. HohPs,
Mauch Chunk, and see them.
Milton Flory, of East Weissport, has
moved into the building next to Everetts
Hotel, in Weissport, where he will be
ers desiring anything in the line Of harness,
blankets, robes, bells, whips, &c. Repair
ing of all kinds promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed. tt.
1t once in while happens that admin
| .strators an executors neglect to give notice
of their appointment in an English newspa-
per- Such seemingly trifling omission
may however prove of considerable import
ance to negligent administrators and their
bondsmen at some future day.
Removed: II. s. Koch, the tobacconist,
has moved into his new store room under
Music Hail. corner of Bank and Iron
Streets where he will be pleased to meet
all his old patrons and all others who need
anything in his line. Remember the place
and make it point to call.
james Rehrig and Miss Alice Dreis-
bach were united in the holy bonds of we'd
lock last Sunday, az the grooms home by
the Rey. j. H. Kuder. The ADVOCATE
wishes for the young couple safe and
prosperous voyage through life.
Our jovial old friend Henry Nolf, of
the Carbon House, now sports fine new
passenger sleigh. Henry meets all trains
and will take passengers to all parts Of
town at moderate prices. Don't forget
this.
1t is not improbable that Lehighton
will have a first-class base ball cub for the
coming season. Our "beys" made good
record last summer which we believe they
can better during the coming season.
Our old friend John Arner, of New
Mahoning, was appointed mercantile
appraiser, by the old board of County Com
missioners. Mr.. Arner's appointment
meets with general approval.
, During the coming year the ADVOCATE
| will present many new features to its read
ers. At 100 year it Is the cheapest,
largest and best paper in the Lehigh Valley.
Send for it.
1t has been gravely hinted that the
editor Of this paper is not handsome
man, but it makes no difference to Us, as
we use Tulip soap, and will improve in
: time.
, The price for Cabinet photos, will re-
Q main at 800 per dozen, for thirty days
} longer, at Williams gallery, corner Broad
way and Susquehanna Sts., Mauch Chunk,
Y Pa. 4w.
STEADY employment during the Fall and
t Winter on salary is offered in another
0 column by the VanDusens of Geneva.
e They are an old and reliable firm. wa
: Australian lense spectacles, new stock
4 guaranteed to be the best spectacles manu-,
factured in America; sold at f. H. Hollis
+ Mauch Chunk.
e -Obert, the popular pork, packer has
e secured fine pair of heavy gray horses
e They are undoubtedly the finest animals ir
: this section.
If the reflection of the sun hurts youl
= eyes, try pair of London smoked spec
d tacles or eyeglasses; sold at E. II. Hollis
e Mauch Chunk.
h Mock Initiation" drama, will b.
n produced in this place, uDder the auspices
OF the Jr. o. A. NJ, on the 18th ant
l. 14th inst.
10 Stephen Anthony, of Seigtrid's Bridge
r sestion foreman on the Lehigh canal, ha
70 during the past thirty years walked $50, ,OO
miles.
lie Michael Cassidy, OF Nesquehoning
N has been reelected clerk of the Commis
,e sioners Office by the new board.
ID Sunday school people will find bal
gains in Books by an early call at f. =
as Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
is The school directors followed out til
Of usual routine work at their MONTH
Or meeting on Monday evening.
This issue contains no account c
te local boxing match or prize fight, but la
b. good word for Tulip soap.
It, After a weeks vacation the teachers
Id and pupils of our public school returned I
work with renewed Vigor.
of The weather prognosticator who pr
&C. dicted rain for the first week in the Ne
K, Year is evidently jubiant
Jacob Brownmiller, of North street.
'e- Lehigh Valley engineer, is suffering from
N. severely sprained ankle.
e We sell books cheaper than you ca
get them from the cities at +. +. Luckc
he bach's, Maueh Chunk.
rit "A new stock of clocks watches al
nj jewerly for sale at Hagaman's store Ban
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