The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-08-25
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. AUGUST 25, 1883
Current Events Epitomized
Tho evenings are cool.

Remember September is the last dal
on which to register.
Send us any and all items of local in
terest for publication.
-Tramps have become nuisance il
this place. Clean 'em out.
Go to Val. Schwartz's for all kinds o.
furniture. Prices very low
job work fully 10 to 20 per cent, les'
than II can be had elsewhere.
"A reliable watchmaker;-D. S. Book
opposite the Public Square.
Cabinets, $3.50 per dozen, at Rishel's
photograph gallery, on Bankway.
-Slas Rhodes wants to dispose of his
residence in jamestown at private sale.
"A pleasant party came off at the
Mansion House on Wednesday evening
Full line of Ingram and Brussels car
pets at v. Schwartz, on Bank street. If
Big assortment of wedding rings in all
styles and shapes at E. II. Hohl's, Mauch
Chunk.
1t is said that the Republicans here
will organize campaign club in the course
of a week or two.
Gilbert and Frantz have laid plank
pavements in front of their residences on
Northampton street.
Foreigners will have an opportunity to
take out naturalization papers at the
September term of our county courts.
--Kemerer & Swartz haYe in stock the
largest line of bed room and parlor suites
to be found in this section, Prices low.
Charles Kleintop, has improved the
appearance of his residence by the addition
of flight of steps from the street to the
portico.
The newest and finest selection of
watch chains, ear rings, pens, sleeve but
tons and tie pins at E. II. Hollis, Mauch
Chunk.
Henry Laury, of Franklin township,
Lehigh Valley coal train brakeman had
his left arm badly mashed between the
bumpers on Wednesday.
800 boys suits, age from to is years,
haye been reduced from 81 to SO on each
suit, as we mnst sell them TO lessen stock
Call at Sondhem's o. P. S. c. Hall, Mauch
Chunk.
Levi Bartholomew, of Bankway, was
treated to a big surprise by his numerous
sons and daughters on Saturday evening in
honor of his seventeen birthday.
The Lehighton base ball club will play
the strong Sweeny & Moore club at Free
land to-day Saturday. Lehighton people
will await with much interest the result.
For silver kniYes, forks and spoons,
that can be relied on for full value and
wearing qualities are sold at very reasona-
BILE prices at E. II. Hollis, Mauch Chunk
The Mis- Hollow Union Sunday school
will hold its annual basket picnic in Miler's
grove to-day Saturday, the 25th inst. A
good time is expected, and all are invited
TO be present.
Burglars are working successfully in
many of the surrounding towns and coun-
ties. Bolt your doors and windows and
keep the old hint.lock gun handy when you
retire for the night.
On Saturday evening as a number of
young boys were bathing in the Lehigh
river at this place they found pound or
more of type, including script, plea and
nonpariel. 1t don belong to this Office.
-Lost-On Thursday, between Mrs.
Thomas Kemerer's residence on Bank
street and the Lehighton cemetery an
amajthist stone for a gold ring Finder will
be suitably rewarded by returning to o. A.
Clauss.
-Hark all ye Republicans, Democrats
and Prohibitionists Sondheim, of the
One Price Star ClothingHall, MauchChunk
has the cheapest suits in this region and
will be glad to shake hands with you and
sell you suit.
The greatest mark down of the season
we have made now in order to dispose OF
some of our clothing to make room for oul
fall stock You will save 25 per cent. on
all purchases made at Sondhelm's o. p. s.
G. hall, Mauch Chunk.
Thieves forced an entrance into II. II
Peters clothing store on Bank street Wed
nesday night or Thursday morning and
stole clothing and other articles, in yaluC
amounting TO three or four hundred dol
lars. Entrance was made by removing
pane of glass from one of the show win
d0ws.
Mrs. Catharine Seltzer, will expose tC
public sale on the premises in HazaTdyille,
this county, on Saturday, Sept. s, at on,
O'Clock p. M, one and half acres of land
on which is erected a two story fran,
dwelling house and al! necessary outbuild
ings. Terms will be made known at tim,
place of and sale.
"A preacher being requested TO per
form the last Office for a young woman
a: the point of DEATH pressed her to be-
lieYe that flesh and blcod could not entei
the kingdom of heaven. 81 am safe, ,
said she, 81 am nothing but skin ant
bone" Teams for funeral or pleasur
purposes hired cheaply at the North street
livery of David Ebbert.
We are cutting prices in our merchan
tailoring department from SO TO s. on eacl
suit. You want to know the reason why
Because we must get rid of some odds and
ends which are just as good TO you as tn
best. We must sell them, and are giyinl
you chance the like of which you will
not get elsewhere. Call at Sondheim'
merchant tailoring establishment, Maucl
Chunk, and get measured for suit o.
pants.
Rev. G. K. Bartholomew was unanim
ouslY elected pastor of st. Johns Reforme,
Church, Cressona, on last Sunday. He
a nephew of Rey. A. II. bartholomew, o
PottsYille, and is bright young clergyman
who cannot fail 10 give good satisfaction II
bis new field Of labor Republican, Potts
vile. Mr.. Bartholomew's many friend
here will no doubt be much pleased B,
learn of his success. He Is a son of Rev
Abra, Bartholomew, of South Lehigl
street.