The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-03-31

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Ascension day falls on May 10.
Butter and eggs are down IN price.
Why not keep the crossings clean?
East Stroudsburg wants a Board of
Trade.
Lent terminates Saturday p. m, at 1.
o'clock.
Clean up your yards and beautify YOU
premises
House hunters are too numerous tc
mention.
Mt. Carmel has population of eleyer
thousand.
The weatherly cornet band will soon
be uniformed.
The glorious Fourth falls OH Wednes.
day this year.
Three hangings will occur in this
state next week
-Forepaugh's show will exhibit in Al
lentown on MAY IA.
-Lehighton will lead in the march OF
progression this season.
According to report smallpox has
again broken out in Slatington.
Camp No. 3O1, P. o. S. of A., was re-
Gently instituted at -Catasauqua.
Our public schools will not close until
the first or second week in June.
john Esch and wife were soiourning
with Allentown friends this week.
Easter eggs will occupy the attention
of the average juvenile tomorrow, Sun
day.
C. j. Kostenbader, formerly of town,
now of Reading, is highly spoken of as an
artist.
-Disinfectants should be plentifuly used
now to prevent the breaking out of serious
diseases,
The assessors of the several boroughs
and townships have been supplied with
books, &c.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be observed in the several churches to-
morrow Sunday.
Mrs. Josiah Moritz, of Easton, aged 70
years, fell down a flight of stairs Monday
and broke her neck
The ADVOCATE will prove interesting
to you this week, eight pages of reading
matter, including the ads.
Bring your boys to Sondheims One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk,
for nobby and stylish spring suit.
Carbon county will soon have a new
resident in Edwin German, of Germans.
Vile, who will moYe to Sitler's Corner.
The Lutherans intend to purchase the
interest of the Reformed Congregation in
ST. Joseph's Chapel in East Allentown.
County treasurer Dolon will pay the
boroughs and townships their percentage of
the license money sometime during April.
If you have a note to meet in bank on
April 1st remember that it must be paid
on the 3lst of this month, because the 1st
comes on Sunday.
$40 will buy you moro honest clothing
at Sondbeim's One Price Star Clothing
Hall, Mauch Chunk, than you can buy for
SIS elsewhere.
The coming of warm weather brings
sharpers and numerous other frauds: keep
your weather eve open and give 'em the
grand bounce oyer the garden wall.
We are pleased to note that our old
friend Stephen Fenstermacher, of New
Mahoning, has been granted pension for
injuries received during the late rebellion.
-Lehighton expects to have flrst-class
ball club for the coming season; we have
good material, and there is no reason why
expectations Should not be realized. Look
the matter up, boys.
The new store room and residence to
be erected on Bank street, by the proprietor
of the "Original Cheap Cash Store"
John T. Nusbaum, will be metropolitan in |
architecture and finish.
Easter services at the NJ. f. Chnrch. |
Special sermons by Rev. Wm. Major, pas
tor, subjects, morning, "The Criterion of
Truth" Evening, "The Exaltation of
Christ" A cordial invitation to all.
If you come to Mauch Chunk don't |
forget to step in at Sondheim's One Price
Star Clothing Hall, and examine the large
assortment of spring suits and pants. The |
prices have been marked down lower than |
eyer.
Irving Female College, located in
fredericksburg, Pa, has been purchased |
by Indicate of Lutheran capitalists of
that town, who will at once put the college |
in readiness for reopeninga a, young ladies
Lutheran seminary next September.
w. ID. Rishel, is kept busy at his
gallery west of public square. No wonder
for he makes good pictures at very low
prices. Quick sales and small profits. |
Efing the babies right along, and in the
forenoon or right after nap or not too
late in the afternoon.
William II. Mohr, of Berks county, |
will open up for operation the brick yard |
recently leased by him in this neighbor-
hood, on or about April 14th. The new
enterprise should receive the encourage
'ment of our people. Mr.. Mohr will move
here with his family soon.
Elegant new styles in spring and sum-
mer millinery goods at the New York
Millinery Store. Prices way down. A
first-class city milliner has been engaged
for the season. Remember this and buy
your hats and bonnets at Miss Alvenia
GraYer's New York Millinery Store.
A great many remedies are advertised
to bring them before the public, who de-
cides whether the article is good or bad.
The good reputation which DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup enjoys is standing guarantee of its
merits. Pice % cents.
Laxador is the sovereign remedy for dys-
pepsia and all digestive disorders. Price
20 cents package. For sale by all drug
gists.
AS usual our streets are six inches deep
with mud. That this is a lamentable state
OF affairs for progressive borough cannot
be disputed tall the more pity We have
set forth time and time again the necessity
of acalamizin1 Raul straat. me -