The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-13
TheCarbon Advocate
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1888
Current Events Epitomized.

Current Events Epttom1zed.
-Autumnal tints prevail.
did you pay your taxes9
--Chestnuts are plentyful.
IF you have house to rent, notify M.
o. Bryan.
Advertise with us. Largest circulat-
lon of any paper in the county.
The Vest Penn band made music at
the Carbon House on Saturday.
"A reliable watchmaker;-D. S. Book,
opposite the Pubic Square.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels car
pets at v. Schwartz. on Bank street. If
j. 7. Nusbaum expects to move into
his new store room on or about January
1st, 1889.
Charles Hontz Is erecting new home
on the road between Jamestown and
Packerton.
H. A. Beltz can furnish you with
young ducks. chickens and celery at =
reasonable price.
Burglars forced an entranceintoJ Jerome
ReigePs residence on monday night, but
were scared off.
There was pleasant party at the
home Of Fl. H. Peters, on Bank street,
Saturday evening.
Get measured for fine suit or over
coat at Sondheim's Merchat Tailoring
Establis hment, Mauch Chunk.
Contracts have been awarded for the
erection of ten more dwelling houses to be
finished before the beginning Of 1889.
Quite q number Of our delinquent sub
scribers took advantage of our kind in
yitation to call last week and pay up their
Indebtedness.
1t Is said that j. H. Wilhelm will erect
two large and substantial brick buildings
opposite the Valley round house, north
Bank street.
Jackets, newmarkets and plush coats,
you will find In all the latest styles at
Sondheim's. One Price Star Clothing Hall,
Mauch Chunk.
The fair and festival in Gabeps Hall
under the auspicies of locomotive firemen
closes on Saturday night. Young fellow
get your girl and 70.
Lost-Between Henry Mehrhoff's
residence on Bankway and the Exchange
Hotel, prayer book. The finder will
please return 1t to Henry Mehrhoff.
Owen Harkins purchased two lots from
the Heiny estate, north Bank street, fol
the sum of $4,000. Mr.. Harkins contem.
plates the erection of several neat dwelling:
very soon.
Communion services will be observed
In the Zion's Reformed church on Lehigf
street, tomorrow Sunday. Greman pre-
paratorY services on Saturday afternoon
English, In the evening.
Dwelling houses are In great demand
here. Thirty to forty families from Eastol
desiring to locate in our midst. This SHOULD
pointer to our monied men to erec
more substantial dwellings,
The large brick building on Bank sreet
near the post Office, occupied by Thomas
drug store and the New York milliner.
store is being improved by the addition
of a bay window and awning.
-Fcund-A silk laced veil on the fai
grounds. The article is yery costly an
was on exhibition at the fair. The lose
can have the same by calling on Phil
Bartholomew, proving property and pawn
for this notice.
-Krum & Kistler's general store on tn
corner Of Lehigh and Elm streets, was Ell
tered by burglars on last Friday nigh
Money and goods amounting to several hur
dred dollars was stolen. This is the secon
robbery within the past two months.
Mrs. Sarah j. Howard, of New Yor
City, daughter of Uriah Rehr, OF this plac
and sister of Mrs. NJ. FrItzinger, OF tow
died on Saturday afternoon and WI
brought here on Tuesday and inferred
the Catholic Cemetery. Deceased was
ysars. and leaves husband to mourn h,
loss.
AT the Carbon county fair last wee
there was on exhibition q small stational
engine built by former Lehighton boy
Charles Dauxdater, of Slatington. ii
little engine was made by Charley duIir
spare moments and is a monument
patience, ingenuity and skill and refeC
much credit on him as = machAnie of
mean ability.
While driving mp Bankway on Frld
evening, Lewis Balliets grey team becaI
unmanageable and dashed into a slnl
team containing George Horn, of the CT
bon House, and his sister-in-law, Miss Ct
rle DeIbeTt, Of Weissport. They were be
thrown from the carriage as was also n
Ballet. The two former received sliO
Injuries while Ballet got three inch SCI
wound.
Robert KlotE Commandry, X. G.
and large delegation OF the Golden Eag
OF town, participated in the first anniy
sary celebration of Slatington on FrlC
evening. The affair WAS one Of the m
successful events in the history of
town. Prof. J. +. Ststler, County Sc
Snyder and II. r. KreidleT, of town
hyered short. spicy addresses which "
well received.
LESS than half a bottle Of Dr. Blu
Cough Syrvp cured me OF severe broncl
affection.
HIS. Hodson, 40 Hanover St., BaltimC
Nd.
Don'tl-If dealer offers you bottl'
Salvation oil without labels or wraps
or In a mutilated or defaced package. dc
touch II don't buy Il At any price. In
upon getting perfect, unbroken, genu
package. Price 20 cents bottle.