The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-11-17
--Still big supply Of mud.
Cider Is plenty and cheap.
Read all the advertisements

-otlii n DIV supply oi Hhu'
Cider Is plenty and cheap
Read all the advertisements
Bad pavemenls should be fixed
The boating season will soon close.
The holes for thc electric iiahl l"''rs
are finished
-Mehrka m q Son have received another
line Of new goods.
The pavement in front of thel;eforned
church is dandy.
Valentine schwartz's furniture store
has been repainted.
The amateur sportsman is getting in
his heavy work just now.
w. A. Peters saloon and restaurant on
Bank street his been repapered.
e. II. Snyder's Bank street store and
residence has been nicely repainted by
Artist Acker.
Everybody reads the ADVOCATE; new
names are put down on the subscription
list every week.
If you owe us for the ADVOCATE we
would be pleased to haye you pay up and
look pleasant.
The stones for the pavement in front
of the Reformed church on Lehigh street
arrived this week.
-Seyeral Lehighton Masons participated
in delightful banquet at Mauch Chunk
on Wednesday evening.
The Slatington NeWS came to us this
week greatly improved and smiling with q
neat new dress of body type.
Wall Paperl Wall Paperl big reduction
in regular stock AMI remnants nearly given
away at E. F. Luckenbach's Ma uch
Chunk.
500 ladies plush coats, new markets,
and jackets, in all the latest styles a: Sond-
heim's One Price Star Cloting Hall, Mauch
Chunk.
-Guth & Son, the popular and successful
Allentown dry goods merchants, have a
new and attractive advertisement in this
issue. Read it.
"A number of people from Packerton
New Mahoning and adjacent towns and
villages were here on Wednesday evening
looking for Salt River parade that never
came.
Ladies, call at Sondheim's One Price
Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk, for your
plush coats and new markets which are
sold at less money than you can buy then
for elsewhere.
Will some wise t?) man please rise ant
explain to us how it is that men who neyel
invested nickel in advertising, know il
does not pay, when there are thousands
who have made good fortunes bya judci
Gus use of printers ink?
AS the result of an election bet Franl
Miller, of Lehigh street, on Tuesday
evening wheelbarrowed Jeweler Campbell!
1 from the Mansion House to the VALLEY
House. On the return trip Miller drove ant
Campbell did the wheeling.
The person who took the white ribbon
bows from the flower offering placed on the
grave of Mary Albright, deceased, in the
Lehighton Cemetery, will confer favor
upon the family by leaving the said bows Of
ribbon at this office, the family feeling
much aggrieYed at itsless.
-"Don,L stand on the order of going''-
but go straight to the next corner and buy
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, If you
want to cure your cold.
! Farmers and horsemen read this.--I find
| Salvation Oil a most excellent liniment
among horses, and take pleasure in en-.
dorsing it as cerrain remedy for scratches
James Thomas, Franklin Road, near Balti
more.
| Now is the time to look out for fall ant
winter clothing. You will find large as
sortment of suits and oYercoats a. Sond
helms One Price Star Clothing Hall
Mauch Chunk. The prices are lower b!
far than the same goods can be bought els,
where.
p. Insley Craig, son of Col Johi
Craig, of Lehlgh Gap, ami student of h,
Easton Academy for the last three o.
four terms was admitted to our High schoo
on October 8. He is bright and promis
ing young man, and he int ends to prepare
to enter Lafayette College next fall.