The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-03-10
Trim grape vines now.

New council organized Monday eve.
Counterfeit dimes are In circulation.
--Astpnomlcally, winter ends on tile
2lst
The nickle three cent piece is to be re.
tired
Trout fishing is legal from the 10Th OF
April to July IS.
Solid silver watches from So up, at E.
H. Hohrs, Mauch Chunk.
Call now at Kemerer s. Swaitz's and
inspect their line of carpets.
Wanted at this ofiice--An intelligent
boy to learn the art of printing.
The State convention of the Y. NJ G.
A., convenes at Allentown in October.
For the finest display of watches In this
section go TO E. II. Hollis, Mauch Chunk.
The l.. & S. station at Treichler's was
robbed recently of several express pack
ages.
A first-class minstrel company will ap-
pear in the new opera house on the 9th
instant.
-Lehighton has two notary publics, two
Justices of the peace, one constable and a
special police force.
There Is an unslghtly dirt bank on
Coal street. OF course 1t WILL be removed
This spring. II not, 1t ought to be.
An infant child of Andrew Arner, of
Penn Haven, was buried in the cemetery
at this place on Monday q. m. last.
w. d. Rlshel, has opened his picture
gallery in Lehighton, west of public square
good work, low prices. Come right along!
sunday schools and libraries supplied
at The lowest prices. Give us at call at E.
II. Luckenbsch's 81 Broadway, Mauch
Chunk.
The bottling establishment, of Fred.
lIorlacher, at this place, under the man.
agemeHt OF Thos. ]. Beck, is doing rush
ing business.
The Lehighton Orchestra has improved
wonderfully during the past year. The
members are rapidly becoming proficient
students of Litsz.
"A convention of County, City and
Borough Superlntendents will be held in
Harrisburg, commencing Wednesday morn
ing April IL, and continue two days.
of course you will go; the fact of the
matter is you really can not afford to miss
it. A great event, so walt for IT, We mean
Mts Majors entertainment on the oath.
Our all-wool Scotch aud CheYiots
pants, made to order, at So, will beat any
thing in the Lehigh Valley; call at Sond-
helms One Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch
Chunk.
Al. Heffelfinger, the Western Union
telegraph messenger, is "rlgged up' in a
complete new and beautiful uniform. cap
and all. Al. is regular daisy, at least the
girls say so.
DIR. f. 1. Smith, the dentist. will return
from Great Bend In a few weeks and locate
opposite the opera house. Persons deslr-
lHg anything in his line will do we'll to
await his return.
Mrs. Charles Beck, of Lehigh street,
died early Monday morning after a long
illness with consumption. Deceased leaves
husband and several children. Interment
took place Thursday.
We expect to publish next week the
program for Miss Nellie Majors grand elo-
cutionary and musical entertainment, to
take place In the opera house on the even
ing of the Path instant.
Close Of the conference year, at M. E.
Church, on next Sunday. Preaching by
Rsy. VIM. Major, Pastor; Subjects morn
ing, "Loye for the Bible," evening, "The
authority of Conscience" A cordial In
vltation to all.
Our old friend John Auge, of Mis- Hol-
low, left at this Office on " ednesday a
hens egg measuring 7-S by 7-s inches.
The hen that lays such eggs can certainly
afford to cackle. If any of our farmer
friends own chickens that can beat this let
us know Of 1t.
When Cleveland was asked the Other
day which he preferred. Having the whole
world with fence around 1t or giving up
wearing the W. L. Douglas shoe, he re-
piled he preferred wearing the Douglas
shoe. For sale by Adam Mehrkan & Son,
BankstIeet 2w.
The gentlemen comprising the new
schoo. board-Messrs. F. P. Lentz, w.
Penn Long, L. K, Boyer, E. H. Snyder,
NJ. o. Bryan and DR.. G. T. Horn, are fully
able to cope with all important educational
matters. Intelligent, capable and efficient
they are tho right men In the right place.
-Rey. A. S. Kline, the newly appointed
Evangelical preacher, discoursed to large
audience in that editice last Sunday. Mr..
Kline has been in the ministry about seven
years; he is modest and unassuming and
will no doubt make hosts of friends during
his stay here. We extend a cordial wei.
come to the reverend gentleman.
The Spring season of 1888 is here and
we have prepared ourself and put in large
stockof imported and domes tic suitings and
pantaloonings, which we will make up tc
order In first-class style at S12, S15, S1S
S25 and upwards. Prices and fits are guar
anteed TO be as low as elsewhere; call a
Sondheim's One Price Star Clothing Hall
Mauch Chunk.
Look before you leap in business, anC
think before you swallow--in medicine ;bu
know once for all that Laxador is pre-emi
nently the llYer-regulator and blood-puritie
OF the day. Price rs cents.
Suffer not Disappointment by employing
too many "cures:" but for the disease
of infancy use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrul
which never disappoints, and cost
only 26 cents bottle. At all druggists.
Parryvills Items.