The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-06-19
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Nature has written letter Of credit upon
somb mems faces which is honored almost
wherever presented.
"A Scotohman who had put up at an Inn
was asked in the morning how he had slept
"Ah, mon," teplled Donald, ''nae very we'll
either; But 1 was much better of than the
bugs, for dei'll d one o. them closed an i'e the
whole night"
DIR: German, OF Lohighton, is at present
attending the aged Mt. Gilbert.
Mr.. A. S. Miller left for Keystone Nor
NAL School on Friday, nth, in order to pie
pare for the commencement exercises which
will come of next Thursday.
Mr.. E. S. Hopes and wife were at Le.
hlghton during last week. Mr.. II. was als6
at Mauch Chunk the same day.
DIR. Isaac Kistler, of West Penn, is at
tending some of MIR. johnson Kistler's chill
dren, who are sick with scarlet rash.
Master Calvin Ballet suffered severely
from toothacho last week.
We received a copy Of THE CARBON HER
AID, and tender our thanks to the sender.
The paper is published at weatherly, J. p.
Rowland being editor and II. v. Mortimer
proprietor. Itpresents fine appearance and
HAS quite an amount of good reading matter.
May the STRIPPING grow TO be a strong man.
-In Friday evening Mr.. q. E. BeltE and
sister arrived at d. Kistler's and stopped over
night. Saturday morning they left for Le-
highton, Miss Beltz intending to go to Sla-
tington. Mr. b. showed us a copy of the En-
cyclop@dia, for which he is agent and we can
cheerfully recommend It u all.
MIR. N. Ballet, Jr., called at Lehighton
III Saturday ID have some programmes print
ed for the coming entertainment.
"A heavy thunder storm passed over the
valley on Saturday about noon.
Mr.. Thomts Mantz and A. W. Dayton,
bf Lehighton, were in the valley last Saturday
exhibiting some very fine enlarged fac-slmiles
of the former and also Of his vile.
The former patrons Of Dengler, the photo
gtaphbr; will be pleased to learn that he is
stationed at Lehighton and is prepared to do
work which viii give as much satisfaction as
Is possible in that line.
PROF. Rauch has made active preparations
during the last two weeks for the holding of
an entertainment this evening. All are cor
daily invited to attend. At last summers
entertainment people came from West Penn;
Lehighton, and other places, and none regret
ted the time thus spent Messrs. Thigh. Bal
liet and q. X. Musselman expect to be in at
tendance. Please notice the programme in
another part of this paper.
~-Proi. A. p. Horn; left for Laticaster, last
Week to attend commencement exercises at
Franklin and Marshall college He will de-
liver German grafton.
Mrs Joseph Zimmerman, of West Penn,
Schuylkill cotnty, died on Friday morning
the 18th inst. Deceased had suffered for a
number of years, from an internal abscess.
Funeral took place on Monday. Amandus
Kistler of this place attended. Revs. Bar
tholomew and Strauss ofHciated. Deceased
leaves one son and two daughters to mourn
theft loss.
1t is not often that we hear Of a young
man asking permission of teacher 20 call on
a lady In the day time, yet such an occurrence
came under our notice last week. Mr.. -,
is rising young bachelor of our valley, who
having occasion to call on Miss -, asked
the Professor for permission to do so. His
earnest manner and confiding look SO tickled
the Professor that he burst into roar of
laughter much to the discontinue of Mr., -
who saw nothing laughable in the case. Glad
to say the Professor gave his immediate con-
sent and what was more, told MIR. - to
call on the young lady as often as he pleased.
Mr.. Oliver Kistler and lady took carriage
ride short time ago.
Last week Nathan Gerber shot a mink
which had been in the habit of carrying of
chickens belonging to A. Sensinger.
jacob Kistler and his sister Mary, took a
carriage ride on Sunday, calling on Jos. Eb.
erts and Wml MontS in West Penn. They
enjoyed themselves very much, especially from
the time that they left Mr. Ebert's, making
a happy change of companions. sr
Miss Emma Geber, who has been staying
for some time with her aunt, at East Maurh
| Chunk, came home on Tuesday.
Mr.. Amandus Kistler made trip to Bea-
yer Run last Sunday, calling at Henry Denz-
er's home. He drove round through Packer.
ton and thus had a view of the deer and elks,
though the young lady who accompanied him
thought they were cows.
| Tomorrow Sunday afternoon is the time
! appointed to dedicate the organ OF the New
Mahoning sunday school. Rev. Mr.. Strauss
and Prof. Rauch will deliver addresses. We
underetand there is still small sum required
20 pay for the instruments so all who come will
please remember their pocket books.
Mr.. R. asked pupil how he could sub
tract money from man. The pupil could
not tell, nor did MIR. Il. tell him. We know
Of some ways to perform the operation, hay.
ing often seen 1t in newspapers. ii MIR. II
or the pupil wishes to know we will kindly
and privately tell him.
-"Shakspeares" met Saturday evening al
{. II, Seidle's house; The number was small
yet the epiQymeft large. Macbeth was fin,
| lshed and the "TSinklings" read by the Pro
fessor, as no one else volunteered.
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