The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-02-11
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"A runaway last Tuesday created con-
siderable excitement
&c. d. Curtis, of Bloombury, n. j.,
was in town on Monday.
Two boarders wanted-apply to Gussie
Fenner. East Weissport.
Rev. Defender, of Allentown, filed the
Reformed pulpit Sunday,
"A. F. Snyder, has another car load Of
Western Washers on the way.
On Saturday evening an agreeable sur
prise party was held in honor of Mother
Roth.
-Gussio Grayer, daughter of Andrew
Grayer, severely scalded her right band on
Sunday.
Rev. j. e. Freeman breaches his fare
well sermon tonight friday in the Luth-
Gran and Reformed church.
"A due amount of care should be exer-
clsed in the selection of borough officers.
Don't forget this, it is important:
B. A. Kuhns, across the canal bridge,
is having his store room remoddeled and
enlarged to meet increased business
George Yundt, Neyin Freeman and
w. F. Freeman sbaYe contributed papers
to the Philadelphia Times prize story cor.
test
Persons sending items to this Office will
please bear in mind that their names must
be attached, not for publication, but as a
guarantee of good faith.
Presiding Elder Haman, OF Reading,
will preach to the Evangelical congregation
Sunday evening. The sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered on the
same evening
-Messrs. A. F. Snyder, Austin Boyer,
and Misses. Lilly Guth, and Mary c. Snyder
enjoyed very pleasant drive to Beltz's
last Monday afternoon and did justice to an
elegant chicken and wrffle supper
Low prices predominant al Andrew
Graver's store, in the post-office building
Dry koods, groceries, provisions, boots,
shoes, etc., at lowest prices. Remember
this when you make your purchases.
-Puriteune is one of the best washing
powders in the market, no family should
be without it, ask your merchants for it,
save your wrappers, and take chance on
prize offered. 1t is far superior to soap
pine, in service, sells for less money.
The Merchants Protective Association
Meeting at the Broadway Houee Mauch
Chunk was not quite as well attended as II
should have been, yet those that were
there showed they were enthusiastic. Mer-
chants make mistake in not attending
these meetings, for through the Association
much good can be accomplished, but we
must all lend helping hand and take an
interest in the same.
The following letters remain uncalled
for in the post Office at this place, for the
month ending Jan. 80; A. F. Gregory,
Moler Hertner, George Heller, T. F.
johnson, Nathan Kresge, Ida Meyer,
David Meinha rd, Adam Stfohl, Alex Solt,
James Steinhimer, Joseph Strauss, A. A.
Walck, E. l.. James, Charles Frantz.
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters will please say advertised"
The bon ton party Thursday evening,
Feb. 2nd, an evening ever to be remem-
bered, found those favored with an inYita-
tion busily engaged in donning wraps and
mufflers for a pleasant drive to HarritY,
there to indulge in the dizzy whirl and an
elegant turkey supper. To say the party
was a success would be rather mild way
Of expressing it, for in number IL far ex-
ceeded our sanguine expectation. and its
sociability needs no comment; theS came
for good time, and they had it. No flies
on the bon tons. Below we name the hap
py participants: b. J. Kuniz and wife,
Chas Smith and wife, j. w. Raudenbush
and wife, B. X. Culton and wife, T. F.
Arner and wife, Thos. Weaver and wife,
David Ebbert and wife, ]. Straussberger
and wife. MiIt. Emery and wife, Eugene
EYeritt and wife, DIR. J. 6. Zern and wife,
Dr. W. !. Kutz and wife, Messrs. Ed Abel,
j. H. Faga, A. J, Merrick, C. W. Laury,
l. Sanford, T. Web Clauss, Thos, Mantz,
A. F, Snyder; Misses Lilly NJ. Guth, Ella
NJ. Snyder, Mary A. Snyder, Ella Heber-
ling, Ella Confer, Carrie A. Deibert and
Dolly Arner.