The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-04-14

Book beer has made its appearance In
some towns.
You dare FISH for trout on and after
next Monday.
Go to VAL Schwartz's for handsome
baby carriages.
If you change your place OF residence
please notify us.
Go to VAL Schwartz for carpets, Brus-
sell ingram and rag.
The new bridge across the Lehigh
river at Coplay is completed.
"A charter has been granted to the
Lehigh National Bank Hazleton.
Go 10 Val. Schwaitz's, the Oldest furn-
iture store in town, for lovely parlor suites.
Peter Brakemeyer, has been granted
a pension for injuries received in the late
rebellion.
Three rooms over S. Sellers hardware
store for rent. Suitable for offices. Apply
on the premises.
Oscar, son of Nathan and Maria Krum.
aged twenty-five years died Saturday after
a long and painful illness.
"A graft of plum tree made BY Geo.
Do,an, of Packerton, last fall has put oul
sixty-nine feet of wood up TO date.
-Harru, ten month old son Of Francis
and Eliza Ludwig, of Northampton street.
died suddenly of convulsions Monday.
Interment took place on "Wednesday.
Hours with men and women of the
Revolution" by Ben. Losing, appears on
our first page to day. The article is bound
to prove instructive and interesting to both
old and young.
"A ride through our beautiful valleys
at this season of the year is delightful be
yond expression. David Ebbert, the popu-
lar North Street liveryman, hires out teams
at low prices.
"A desperate fight took place between a
large number of Hungarans near Lattimere
on Sunday night. Fence pickets and clubs
we're used and a number of the partici.
pants were badly handled, one man being
killed and his body dragged into the woods.
The 18th annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Carbon County Industrial
Society convened at the Exchange hotel.
Bank street, at p. m. last Monday. The
following officers were reelected fol-
the ensuing year: President, Thos. Koons
Secretary, Elwen Bauer; Treasurer, Val.
Schwartz. 1t was decided to hold the fair
during the week commencing the 1st Tues
day in October.
The Allentown Democrat says: Elias
Hopes, of Mahoning, Carbon county, the
other day moved from said place to the
Klingama an farm, near Steinsyille, which
he some time ago secured by purchase
He will however not farm the property
himself, having employed another family
to operate it. He will give his attention
mostly TO music teaching, in which be is
an expert.
The collection of Trinity Lutheran
Congregation, this borough, on Easter
Sunday for Muhlenberg College was SO.
The Treasurer Of the institution, Rev. c. j.
Cooper, has also secured contributions
from individuals amounting to one hun
dred and fifty dollars. Twenty per cent
added to this amount, which two liberia
friends of the college have offered to give
to all monies collected during the year fol
the liquidation of the debt resting upor
the institution, would make the sum thus
far obtained from Trinity church 1854
Mr.. Cooper hopes to make it $1,000 by
the close of the year.
"A New York Cutter.-On account ot
their large increase in business Koch &
Shankweiler have engaged new cutter in
the person of Mr.. +. w. Hatch, of New
York. Mr.. Hatch is en- agreeable gentle
man and an accomplished cutter, excellins
in skill, accuracy. taste and style. he
comes with the highest endorsement from
John j. Mitchell G. Co., designers ant
publishers of fashions, works on cutting
etc. through whom his services were Sc
cured, and he is strongly recommended b!
a number of the best custom tailors in New
York, Mr.. Hatch is to be employed prin
cipaly on high-class work, and il is the in
tention of Koch & Shankweiler to turn ou
suits TO order that cannot be surpassed il
my particular in any large city. Koch &
ShankweileI have always exhibited grea
enterprise and that coupled with their tire
less energy is accountable for their success
Allentown paper.