The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-11-03
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1889
Current Events Epitomized.

Will the gentlemen who constitute the
borough council squint their eyes in the
direction of the road between the Valley
House and the Lehigh River Bridge. If
they do, they will see a sight that would or
should Immediately secure their prompt
attention. The road is in horrible con-
dition--pedestrian finding 1t almost i'm
possible to walk oyer it on account Of the
mud. The council should, in fact, they
must, remedy this condition of affais or the
Grand Jury will be asked to intercede in
behalf OF the taxpayers.
A well.sprlng of pleasure is healthy
baby; keep yeur baby in good health by u.s.
ing DR.. BULBS Baby Syrup, the friend of
infancy. Price 25 cents.
From all sections of the country come
tidings of the good effects of Laxador in
disease of the liver, stomach, bowels and
blood. 1t cures constipation, malarial fever,
headache, nervousness, etc, Price only 20
cents a package, Sold everywhere.
--Hazleton has a promising youth in the
person of George Smith, who stole $1,000
and squandered it. The boy is only four
teen years old and has been robbing his
father for several months. A West Halle
ton man to whom the boy gave 1900 to
keep until called for, cleared outa few days
ago and has not yet been found.
We must candidly admit that we saw
the handsomest line of watches we ever laid
our eyes on while at the jewelry store OF f.
H. Hohl, Mauch Chunk. You will be the
gamer If you are in want of watch and
purchase it of him. Don't fail to see his
large and beautiful stock.
Seminary Day in the Evangelical church
was observed with much appropriateness
on Saturday and Sunday evenings. The
decoration of the interior of the edifice and
the splendid programme arranged and re-
cited reflect much credit on the promnlga-
tors of the affair.
Mrs. Al. Campbell, of Bank street,
while at the residence Of her father, Chas.
Schoch, on Pine street. last Sunday slipped
and fell on the garden walk and sustained
a fracture of the left limb at the knee. She
Is under the treatment of Di. w. G. M.
Seiple.
Joseph Obert is about having poles
erected along the upper end of Bank street,
from the public square, for the electric
wires. We presume this is fair indication
shat the electric light is to come up town.
Correct!
--Rey. William Major, at the Methodist
church, on Sunday evening, discoursed on
Lots Wife," her life and tragic end
The sermon was lucid exposition OF the
advantages, &C., enjoyed by the woman.
November "a. On the premises a
Packerton Thomas Weaver will expose tC
public vendue valuable lot Of persona
property, including, horses. cows. pigs
wagons, &c.
We can tell you a way to use Val
Paper remnants, that will astonish you
to know how little it costs to paper room
with gilt paper. E. F. Luckenbach, Maucl
Chunk.
Mems and boys oyercoats in all th
latest styles at $3.50, $500. S4.00 $500
5000 and upwards. at Sondheim's On
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
In full accordance with an order G
council, Northampton street propert
owners are, or will shortly begin layin
pavements along that thoroughfare.
Reformation services in the Luthera
church, on Thursday evening. were We
attended. Rev. George Sandt and ]
Lindenstruth made addresses.
We are bound to make the prices
suit you If you are in need of honest, read.
made oyercoats. Adam Mehrkam e. Son
Owen Wolfe, of Northampton stree
died after a long illness, on Thursday eyel
ing. Interment took place on Tuesday.
800 ulsters and overcoats tor men an
boys. at Sondheim's One Price Star Clotl
ing Hall, Mauch Chunk.