The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-20
The Carbon Advocate
sATURpAY. ocroDER 20. lsse
current Events Epitomized.

-rlll up your coal BIN.
Fall trade is booming.
Watch the sneak thieves
Wen get the iron bridge.
Repair the broken pavements.
Hunt up your winter hannels.
Our schools are well attended.
--Buckwheat cakes are ripening.
Keep your gun loaded for thieves.
There is a big demand for dwellings.
DIR. Snyder reports the horse 'biz' as
brisk.
The Engineers ball will be the next
social event.
Advertise with us. Biggest cirulation
and lowest prices.
-Horlachers bottling establishment will
be run by steam.
The old Gnadden Huetten cemetery is
being soemwhat improved.
go to Val. Schwartz's for all kinds OF
furniture. Prices very low
john Esch has purchased Wieand's
restaurant under the opera house.
Read the advertisements. They invari-
ably represent big bargains for buyers.
Arrangements are still in progress for
the Engineers ball on Thanksgiving Eve.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels car
pets at v. Schwartz. on Bank street. If
Granville Bretney's new home on
I.ehigh street is under roof and will soon
he completed
"A big Democratic rally will ir all likli-
hood come off here on the Goth. Speakers
from abroad will be present.
Jack Walters, who has been i'll with
typhoid symptoms for the past several weeks
Is reported as improved in condition.
-Kemerer & Swartz haye in stock the
largest line, of bed room and parlor suites
10 be found in this section, Prices low.
--Found--A large steel key. The owner
can haye the same by calling at this Office,
moying property and paying for this notice,
Sneak thieves "worked' Frank Ger.
ber's wood pile and Lewis Beidler's Goa
bin one night recently. LoaA up your gun
"A cleaning out sale of wall paper is
going on here, very much reduced TO make
room for new stock. E. F. Luekenbach,
Mauch Chunk.
Goods belonging to Krum & Kistler
whose store was recently robbed, wer'
found in TASKS at the Lehigh Stove Foundr!
one day recently.
I'VE can tell you way to use Wall
Paper remnants, that will astonish you
to know how little it costs to paper room
with gilt paper E. f. Luckenbach, Maucl
Chunk.
Communion services will be observed
in the Luthern church on Sunday morning
and evening. Preparatory services, (Ger
mani Saturday afternoon and English,
evening.
Several weeks ago the property owner
along northampton street were notified t
lay sidewalks; several haye complied wit
the notice up to date, with a large numbe
more to follow suit.
According to New Jersey exchang
William Trainer and Miss Sarah Meckas
of town, were united in the holy bonds @
wedock by Rev. CD. Berheim, at Philips
burg, n. j., few days ago.
Special sermons at the NJ. +. Church
by the pastor, Rev. VIM. Major, on mex
Sunday. Subjects, morning; "The Roy;
Patriot" evening. "The Rams Horns,
A very cordial invitation to ALL
-Fcund-A silk laced veil on the ia
grounds The article is very costly an
was on exhibition at the fair. The lost
can haye the same by calling at tn
Office, proving property and paying Tor tn
notice.
--Lehighton was beaten by the Eai
Mauch Chunk professionals on last Satu
day afternoon. Score to 8. Lehighto
received $40 for the game which was loos
ly played by the champions of the L
high Valley.
in the account of the Lehighton ia
last week our reporter remarked that Mr.
Culton the Weissport millinery had on di
play beautiful trimmed hats and bonnet
He was wrong. The display entire belong'
TO Mrs. A. N. Halpin, of Mauch Chm
whose advertisement appears elsewhere
to-day's issue.
During the darkest nights last we,
the street lamps were not lit; why is IL
thusly? Does the fault lay with Poll
Weldaw or the town council. When t
town is veiled in darkness sneak thieves {
i'm their work. The negligent party
parties will take pointer from this a
keep the lights lit.
We understand that a select party "
take place at G. NJ. Strohls tavern,
Millport, this county, on the evening of I
25th inst. During the evening Conc
will take place, when a number of new
stIuments will be introduced, the dull
some of which haYe never been heard
fore in this country. A lively time is
pected.
Joseph Wehb's saloon and restauri
on Bank street was broken into on FriC
night and a number OF pool checks and
quantity of "loaded" whiskeY bottles W
stolen. The burglar was frightened off
Constable Schoch who shot at him seve
times. On the same night thieves ente
the cellar OF C. NJ. Sweeny's residence I
went for the larder.
THE fair and festival in Gabers
for four evenings last week under the a
pecies OF Ro,lin Wilbur Lodge, Brotl
hood of Locomotive Fireman was final
al success. The contest for the vari
prizes resulted us follows: Ladies 8
watch. NJ IS Laura Trexler, Si2i. 20; ger
gold watch, jerome Reigle; easy ch
David oplinger; gold ring. Miss Pet
hremen's badge, John Walters.