The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-07-07

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Jake Kistler bought the hay in the
Public Square for $3.50
.-Lehighton has more business places
than any town Of Its size in the State.
-Kemerer & Swartz have received an
other large line of bed room and parlor
suits Prices very low.
County Superintendent Snyder held
teachers examination in the public school
building on last Saturday. Many teachers
were present.
o DIR J. w, Slogel, Of Reading, brother
in-law of Dr. Reber, of Bank street, died
on Sunday. Deceased was much respected
in the community where he resided.
The Mauch Chunk Times exhibited
some more of It's rare enterprise last week
by publishing two original articles from the
ADVOCATE without giving proper credit.
In the Evangelical church on last Sun
day evening, Children's Day was observed
with much appropriateness by the teachers
and scholars of the Sunday school. The
interior of the church was nicely decorated.
"A large delegation of Slatlngton Lodge
Independent Order Good Tumplars, visited
the order here on last Friday evening. Be
fore their return they were treated 10 an
elegant repast prepared by the young ladies
OF the order.
"A. A. Hatch, of East IYeissport, is the
agent TOR very handsome, well-bound
nhot tooraph olhun, nua nf tl,o ,o,o,t;o.t
and most substantial that we have seen in
some time. The price is only S1.05. You
want TO get one. tf.
The attention of the people of Summit
Hill, I.ansford and vicinity is directed to
the fact that George +. Huntzinger, of she
popular Switchback Restaurant, is author
lied by us to receive subscriptions and
moneys for the CARBON ADVOCATE.
The following is list of officers of
Lehlgh Council, Jr o. u, a. NJ, No. 101
for the ensuing term: Councillor, c. ".
Trexler; V. Councillor, d. w. Nothstein
Rec. Secretary, W. ]. Heberling; Asst. Rec.
Sec, William Mccormick; Fin, Sec. c. A.
Wagner; Treas, Henry Nicholas; Con.
Milt Trainer; Warden, Oscar Schultz I. S.,
Laf. Stroll; o. S., George Ockenhauser
Trustee, Ed Miller, Rep. to S. G., E. c.
Detterline.
The month of June was prosperous
one for the Improved Order of Red Men in
Pennsylvania. Two new Tribes were in
stitnted in Philadelphia, one at South Eas-
ton, one at Pen Argyll, and one at Carbon
Gale. A council of Pocahontas was also in
stituted at Edwardsdale, and one at U1lkes-
barre, and dispensation was issued by
Great Sachem T. D. Tanner, Easton, Pa,
for a third council at Pittsburg, The
membership of the Order in the State is
now about $4,000. Four more Tribes and
three councils of Pocahontas will be institu-
ted this month.
Tho Hazleton Plain Speaker on Tues
day said: "This morning we publish the
second article on political subjects from the
able pen of our young friend Mr.. George
w. Morthimer of Lehlghton. 1t is with
great pleasure we note that one of his years
has an aptitude TO intellgently discuss the
political issues of the day. His example
should be followed by all young men, no
matter what their political affiliations may
be. Careful study and original opinions
are what make statesmen, and give ideas
| to the people who are always ready to ac-
cept information such as Mr.. Mortimer
imparts."