The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-01

on Lehigh street.
"A number OF important improvements
have been made in our public schools.
Harvest Home services win be held in
the Lutheran church on next Sunday a.
week.
Light weight overcoats for Fall at
Soudheim's o. p. S. G. Hall at Mauch
Chunk
The National Council Daughters of
Liberty held their annual session at Allen
town this week.
Our public schools open next Mon
day. OF course the janitor has thorough
ly ventilated all the rooms.
For campaign uniforms at the lowest
cash prices, call at Sondheim's One Price
Star Clothing Hail. Mauch Chunk.
Howard Chubb is the happy 'pop" of
baby girl. We are pleased to note that
mother and child are doing well.
Ed. Oil, of Northampton street, fell
from a scaffold on which he was working
last Monday and received severe bodily in
juries.
We erred in saying that SamuelNoll,of
East Penn would vote for Cleveland. He
will vote for Harrison, Morton, and pro-
lection.
Jacob Blank, an employee of the Pack
erton blacksmith shop, had his left foot Sc
verely mashed on Monday by heavy piece
Of iron falling on it.
Some of our subscribers, while exact
ing semi monthly payments to themselves
seem to be opposed to paying for their pa
per within two years.
Paul Wagner, for the heirs, will sell at
public sale on the premises in Millport, this
county. on Tuesday, Sept. 25, three acres
and fifty-two perches of valuable land upon
which grist mill is erected. See adyer-
tisement elsewhere in this issue.
Mothers, your boys must have suits to
go to school. Why not take them to Sond-
helms o. p S. C. Hall at Mauch Chunk,
where you will find the best and cheapest
line of suits ever shown in this region at
prices lower that you will find them else
where.
Joseph II. Adds, Allentown's practi-
cal steam filter, has put in the Mansion
House a large Steam heater which will!
heat the whole building. Mr.. Adds has
had long experience in the business which
is guarantee that the work is correctly
done.
LosT.-On the II O'Clock a. M. Central
railroad passenger train going south be-
tween Mauch Chunk and Parryville on
Saturday, Aug. Is, purse containing S210
-one 500 bill, two S50's and $40 in small
change. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving it at this office.
AT meeting of the stockholders of
the Lehighton Water company held in Ga
bells hall on Wednesday evening 1t was
voted to bore an artesian we'll. This now
begins to look as If Lehighton would get
water supply. Keep on pushing, gen
tlemen, we need the water
Word received from Atlantic City this
week informs us that our genial friend,
Aaron Snyder. of town, who is inhaling
the ozone at that delightful resort, with
several gentlemen and lady friends, in two
hours one day recently caught one hundred
and seyenty-eight weak fish-oyer two
hundred pounds. Aaron says that the pro-
pretor of the Stockton hotel at that place
will vouch for the truth of the above.
What's the matter with sending mess up
this way, eh, Aaron
MIR. Fl. B. Kennel of this borough,
will on Monday next assume the clerkship
in the Lehighton National Bank, succeed
ing Mr.. w. II. Kern, who is also of this
borough, and who has served in that capa-
city continuously and with entire satsfacs
ton for the past three years. MI. Kern
will become a student in Ursinus College.
We congratulate the officials of the above
institution in the selection of Mr.. Kennel
from number of applicants and assure
them that they will have no cause to regret
their choice.-Slatington Nelus.
The advantages of advertising could
not be better illustrated than in the case
of W. l.. Douglass, of Brockton, Mass,
manufacturer of the celebrated W. L.
Douglass So shoe. About four years ago
S. R. Niles newspaper agency, of Boston,
placed for Mr.. Douglass an advertisement
covering portion of the New England
states. Since that time Mr.. Douglass has
steadily increased his advertising as his
business prospered, aud the results have
been so gratifying that he has recently
placed, through Mr.. Niles, his advertisement
in over 5000 newspapers covering every
section of the country, from Maine to Cal
ifornia.
| Don't forget that you can get better
suit or pants made to order at Sondheim's
merchant tailoring establishment, Mauch
Chunk, than elsewhere; and you can save
at least days wages and car fare by call
ing at Sondheim's, and get measured and
don't you forget it.