The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-02-25

--Read this paper.
Organize a Board Of Trade.
Sale bills printed at lowest rates.
1t is illegal to shoot any game now.
There is a big demand for dwellings
here.
Country schools will close in few
weeks.
"A freshet is predicted for the coming
spring.
The election passed of quietly on
Tuesda,.
S. R. Gillian has moved into his new
building.
The "beautiful snow" is fast disap-
pearing.
-Satington will shortly be illuminated
with electricity.
The mayor Of Easton receives salary
of 5000 per year.
According to report Slatington is clear
of small pox cases
The new postoffice at Buck Mountain
is called "McGinty."
An iron bridge is to be placed over the
C1eek AZ AQuHSulCOld'
"A reliable watchmaker;-D. S. Book,
opposite the Public Square.
Wanted at this office-An intelligent
boy to learn the art Of printing.
The p. 0. S. of A. Camp at Slatington
contemplate organizing commandry.
burglars are said TO be working sue
cessfullY in adjoining towns and counties.
Ed. Raudenbush, of Lehigh street,
moved with his family to Perth Amboy this
week.
Don't delay in looking up the remnan
wall paper counters at Luckenbach's s, Maucl
Chunk.
Lewis Weiss has removed his boot and
shoe store into Raud enbush's new store
room.
Additions are to be made on the Read.
ing court house. The expense will b,
$4,000
"A rafYie for a live bear is billed to come
off at the Carbon House on Tuesday, 9th
proximo.
800 has thus tar been raised towards
the erection of soldiers monument at
Allentown.
For artistic paper hanging and decorat
ing call OIL E. F. Luckenbach, 81 Broadway,
Mauch Chunk.
Three rooms over S. Sellers hardwar,
store for rent. Suitable for offices. Apply
On the premises.
The Slatineton Rifles gave one OF their
old time balls in Armory Hall, that bor-
ough, Wednesday.
Jacob Hunsicker, a prominent Norris
town LAWYER, has been sentenced to three
months Imprisonment.
Postmaster Smith contemplates the
erection of new residence on the corner
of Lehigh and Iron streets.
The Mayor of Allentown is paid ar
annual salary of $500. The mayor of TIL
borough gets that much abuse.
--Wanted!-$4000 on first mortgage.
Property worth more than double tn,
amonnt. Apply or address this office. 1871
If you miss those bargains in wall pa
per just remember we advised you that We
had them. E. F. Luckenbach, Maucb
| Chunk.
Squire HeintZleman, OF East Penn
was thrown from his sleigh while crossint
the deep gutter on 1ehigh street neaI
Iron.
--Lansford has seven secret societies
two doctors, six churches, fifteen hotels
and restaurants. three thousand inhabitants
and no cemetery.
If the base ball players of this borough
and Weissport would combine their intei-
ests the result would be firs:.cass team
Suppose YOU try it boys.
We often see the words "John Boyle
o Reilly" in the papers, but he is not one
half as popular as David Ebbelt, the popu.
lar North street liveryman.
-HeYdt G. Kemerer haye moved their
Office into the room formerly occupied by
Koch's cigar mandatory. The gentlemen
are cozily located for Office purposes.
james H Jacobs, under sentence Of
death AT Lancaster, for killing Elmel
QuigleY in 1885, has refused to sign docu
ments for an appeal to the Supreme
Court.
The failure of the Allentown CITY
Councils TO pass the appropriation ordin-
ance for 1885 leaves $4,000 in bank TO the
credit of the city. and no bills have beef
paid since the first Of the year.
"A double house, containing u room
and large garret, for rent-situate onFourtl
s.reet, this borough, to one or two fami
lies. For further particulars apply to Gus
Beckendorf, at Henry Beckendorfs. "3
Under the Act Of 1887 County Asses
sors are obliged TO make returns 10 th,
County Commissioners of the names o.
citizens able TO bear arms as militiamen
They will! get 8 cents per name for making
out the list.
Subscribers who wish to have their pa
pers changed from one postotfice to anolh
sr, should in every instance state at wha
Office they have been getting the paper a!
well as that to which the, wish 1t changed
! This is important.
The attention of the people OF Sunni
Z Hill, Lansford and vicinity is directed Z
t tAe fact that George +. Huntzinger, OF III
] popular Switchback Restaurant, is author
lied by US to receive subscriptions an
r moneys for the CARBON ADVOCATE.
e Fritz Mejbert, of Catasauqua, aged !
a years, well known Young musician, lei
his home the other day saying he iEtende
Il to so to Philadelphia to join a conce
K company in that city. He took with bill
u $40, ,ol his fathers money without the later
consent.
= Milton FlorY, Of East WeIssport, ht
Il moved into the building next to Everett
d Hotel, In Weissport, where he will
a pleased to meet all old patrons and all otl
ers desiring anything in the line Of harnes
U blankets, robes, bells, wilma. &e. Renal