The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-27


Mrs. Daniel Schoch, of Bankway. after
an illness OF some weeks. died ou huisdg,
morning at eleven o'clock.
1t is reported on The Streets that Mrs.
Rose Kerrigan, Of South Lehighton, is seri-
ously IN with typhoid fever.
-Kemerer & Swartz haye in stock the
largest line of bed room and parlor suites
to be found in this section, Prices low.
"A night and day force are employed
boring the arleslan veil, which is now over
two hundred feet deep about one-fourth Of
the contracted depth.
Samuel Seller is having erected, a
wareroom in the rear of his brick building
on Bank street. for use by the Lehigh Coal
and Hardware Company.
"A carload of rubber boots and shoes,
Remember, we sell a rubber boot with a
solid leather bottom for less money than
any other dealer, Mehrkam & Son.
For pleasure ride David Ebbert turns
out the most stylish rigs. OF course, when
you take your best girl for a drive your will
hire You teams of him. Livery on North
street. Terms low.
-.Overcoats, oYercoatsl You will find
500 overcoats for men and boys in nobby
stripes and mixed goods at Sondheim's One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Prices, S5, IS $40 and upward.
There will be Reformation services in
Trinity Luthern church, OF next Thursday
evening, Nov. 1, 1888. Addresses will be
made by Revs. l.. Lindenstruth and G.. w.
Sandt The public is cordially invited.
Our line of laoies' jackets, plush coats,
and newmarkets comprises the best and
latest styles in this valley at the lowest cash
prices. Call and see them at Sondheim's
Merchant Tailoring Establishment, Mauch
Chunk.
Special topics for next Sunday, in the
NJ. E. Church. Morning, "The Temple
service attractive" Evening, "Remember
Lots Wife, l Her advantage; Her sin;
3 Her punishment" Don't fail to 90 and
hear this interesting sermon.
Services in jamestown next Sabbath
Sunday school at A. NJ; Young peoples
meeting at 1890; class meeting at 7:3O p.
N. Prayer meeting on Tuesday evening
at 80. A cordial invitation is extended
to all. G. BURNS, Pastor.
Communion services were observed in
the Lutheran church on Sunday morning
and evening, at the same time a collection
was taken up for the purpose defraying the
expenses on the new Theological Seminary
Buildings at Germantown, Philadelphia
1t is said the contributions were large.
"A letter received this week from our
old townsman Smith Flemming who is lo-
Gated at Seattle, W. T., informs us that he
is enjoying fair share of this worlds for
tunes, having but recently moved into a
new dwelling house built by himself. His
numerous friends here will, no doubt, be
pleased to learn of his prosperity.
"A woman of about 2S years has gotten
money from the people of Bethlehem,
Allentown and neighboring towns by
claiming that she was from England and
that her husband had deserted her on her
arrival at New York. She has little girl,
who she says is her daughter. The people
believe she is fraud. She may come this
way, so look out.
Frederick Brinkman, of Bank street,
has just finished monuments for Nicholas
George, of Kunkletown, and Reuben Stem
Ter, of Lehigh Gap, and will, in few days,
erect the same on the cemeteries in the
above designated places. The monuments
are of Blue Columbia marble and are fin
ished in such manner as to reflect credit
on the mechanics employed by Mr.. Brink
man.
-"But OH what damned minutes tells
he DER" who suffers, but waits; who
writhes, yet means, before he makes up his
mind to send out for just twenty five cents
worth of Salvation Oil, the pain cure
They say the average politician is getting
hoarse talking about tariff and no tariff;
but he cures his cold every night with DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup and begins afresh next
morning with the lark.
We dropped int Squire Beltz's Office
on Bank street, few days ago and was
shown sun flower that "knocked the
spots' out of anything we have ever seen
in that line, the stalk was thirteen feet six
inches in length and in circumference
measured six inches ana a half, while the
flower was exactly forty-five inches in cir
cumference. If you want to see this giant
flower stalk call on the Squire.
AT recent meeting of Lehigh Council
NJ 1T Al
officers were formally installed: Past
Councillor-Web. Nothstein. Councillor
Ed. Miller. Vice Councillor-Wiliam
Schoch. Assistant Secretary Oscar
Shultz. Outside Sentinel-OSille Stoudt.
Inside Standardization Xander. Con-
ductor-Arthur Clauss. Warden-Lafay-
ette Stroll. Trustee-Frank Heffelhnger
The Daughters of Rebekah served an
elegant and substantial banquet TO the
members of the organization in Reber's
Hall, Bank street, on Thursday evening of
last week. That the event was so success
full is undoubtedly due to the fact that the
members are social one to another, and
that the ladies specially are well educated
in the secrets of the culinary art-for cook.
ing is an art, and If any people can cook
better than another 1t is certainly the good
people of the Lehigh Valley.
Baby Catharine, the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Chubb was, one day
this week, notified through her pareuts
that she was duly admitted as a member of
the Kings Daughters, charitable organi-
zation with twenty thousand members.
Baby Catharine is beyond question the
youngest member of the society having been
admitted when she was only ten days old.
We trust that Baby Cathariue may live
long and perform many deeds of charity
that will find their due reward in this and
the after life.
$50 boys overcoats, for boys from fiye
years old and on up for IS. so Sc 80 and S9