The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-05-12
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We mentioned last week that the j.. &c
s. freight depot was to be enlarged by an
addition of twenty feet. This shows con-
clusively that our business interests are
rapidly developing, that our town Is assum-
Ing greater proportions and that from now
we are to advance with greater strides In
the march Of progression. The past decade
has witnessed revolution in the general
enterprise, push and vim Of our people and
the next ten years gives promise OF things
greater still Keep the boom booming.
You don't know what it Is to live until
you once enjoy the exhilerating and revivi-
flying influence OF pleasure drive through
the beautiful, romantic and gloriously pic
tpresque Valley of the Mahoning, around
which cllngs tales of historical interest
dating back century and more ago. With
one Of David Ebbert's fancy turnouts you
will see through new eyes ahd feel as If you
were born anew. Try it.
Fred Horlacher moved the necessary
mach, merry into his new bottling establish
ment opposite the Valley House, this week.
When once In operation Mr.. HorlacRer will
have an establishment equipped with all the
latest modern improvements for bottling
purposes. The building is large, roomy
and well ventilated, requisites that are of
great importance in connection with the
business.
--On Sabbath evening In the NJ. Z. meet
ng-house, in jamestown, C. s. Weiss will
deliver an address and give Bible Read
ing on "The Lords Supper" which is the
subject of the Sunday school lesson on that
day. All are inYited to come out with their
bibles and take part in the service.
The Summit Hill base ball club will
cross bats with the home club Tomorrow
(Saturdav) afternoon, on the old fair
grounds. The visiting team is recognized
as the strongest in the county, and as con-
sequence very interesting and closely con-
tested game can be looked for.
TO the citizens Of Lehighton and vlcin-
ity.--It will pay you to buy your ready
made mems and boys suits from Sondheim,
at the One Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch
Chunk. rs you win get good honest cloth
ing there and save at least 25 per cent.
Call and be convinced.
-"Organlzation, Its needs and benefits" !"
will be the subject of an exceedingly inter-
esting talk by Mrs. L. NJ. Barry, of Phlla-
delphia, In Gabel's Hall, ON the evening Of
Friday, May IL. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public generally to at
tend.
The attention of the people of Summit
Hill, Lansford and vicinity is directed tc
the fact that George F. Huntzinger, Of The
popular Switchback Restaurant, is author
lied by us to receive subscriptions an(
moneys for the CARBON ADVOCATE.
Our old Democratic friend, Ed. Reber
of Poho POGO, has in his possession valu
able relic of ys olden time in the shape o
musical clock of German manufacture
dating back century and more ago. Ed
prizes the old ticker highly.
The new school board will be organizes
next month with r. Il. Snyder and L. K
BOYER as the new members. Messrs. Johl
Peter and Samuel Frey retire after thre
years faithful service in the peoples in
teIests.
The progressiveness of our citizens sti
continues. New improvements are reporte
every day. The latest is to the effect this
James Walp win erect large building fc
the manufacture of steam boilers.
Thomas Sucker has laid substantl'
plank pavement in front of his Bank sire,
property. There are several others WI
could do the same much to the satisfactio
OF the travelling public.
Buy your Grand Army Suits at Som
helms One Price Star Clothing Hall,
Mauch Chunk; they wtll only cost you
and $40 per suit and are warranted not
fade.
--EGes FOR sALE,-a supply of Pek
duck eggs for Matching, At 90 cts, per do
en-. These ducks lay on an average
months in the year. II. A. Beltz, Bar
street. 3wS.
LA Ssersucker Goats and Vests, L
different patterns, price only Sl,25,
MehrkAm q Sons, Lehighton.