The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-02-16
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1889
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.

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Forty persons were received into |
membership at the Evangelical church on
Sunday evening, making grand total of
sixty since the commencement of the re-
wal services on New Years night. The
protracted meetings still continue with
unabated interest, but are likely to close
during the coming week as the pastor,
Rev. ]. S. Newhart, win leave for confer
church In this town have the audiences
been so large and the seekers after faith so
numerous as during the past month.
Much of the success is due to the strenuous
efforts of Rev. Newhart to awaken sinners
to their true condition.
1t is talked of tbs; John Arner, of New
Mahoning, is likely to go into the manu-
featuring business at Allentown. He has
already completed negotiations for the pur-
chase of ex tensive buildings at that place
report says. Mr.. Arner is the junior mem
ber of the firm of A. Arnsr & Son, manu-
faclurerers OF pure bone super-phosphate,
and should the report of his contemplated
removal prove true, New Mahoning and
Carbon county will loose live business
man and frst-class Democrat
The artesian we'll has reached depth
of oyer seven hundred, feet. At six hmm
dred feet the we'll had supply of about
thirty barrels per day. The increased
depth Increases the supply of water pro-
portionately, but does not come up to the
expectation Of some of the stockholders and
citizens, who have an idea that steady
flow should result at the above depth. 1t
is unnecessary for us to add that flowing
wells are not ''struck' every day, however,
hope for the best.
He was selecting presents for his girl
before Christmas. He bought an amber
comb, q box OF caramels and bottle OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and showed him
self thereby right sensible dude.
-"Enterprises of great pith and mo-
ment" are so engrossing the minds of men
that they neglect :heir own affairs and grow
old with pain. forgetting that bottle OF
Salvation Oil will cure all.
The Assessor of Lehighton has reported
four hundred and forty-six persons, resi-
dents of the borough, as capable of military
duty. And the Weatherly Herald says that
In the whole ''campoodle only one man isn't
afraid of bullet or shot from the mouth
of cannon" 1t strikes us painfully that
our brother pencil-shover handles the truth
very carelessly.
If you haye sale bills printed at this
Office, you will not only save 10 to 20 per
cent, on the cost Of the same, but also Sc
cure a notice of the time and place of sale
In our "Publlc Sale Register" The bene-
1T Of this is incalcuable because the ADvo-
eArE has the largest circulation of any
paper in the county. Don't forget this
The Pennsylvania German lecture by
Rev. Schantz in the Lutheran church on
Thursday evening last was not a success
financially. The lecture was, however,
replete with interest and instruction and
highly appreciated by the intelligent andi
ence present.
"A very pleasant private social hor
came off at the Valley House, on Bankway,
Friday evening. The light fantastic toe
was skipped until the we sma' hours
anent the twal. Mine host Esch made
things very agreeable for all present.
Miss Lizzie Clymer, of the ClymeI
Family, who on several occasions appeared
10 large audiences in School Hall, died re
Gently OF consumption in South Carolina
whittier she had gone for her health.
Persons contemplating pleasure o
business drive should not forget tina
David Ebbert hires out the best teams a
the lowest rates. Call at his livery Of
North street.
"A select party of Weissport and LIZ
highIon young ladies and gents enjoYe
themselves In bal masque at Mcdaniel
hostlery, Pleasant Corner, on Tuesda
ing.
The genial freigh dispatcher at Aahor
ing siding, Conrad Walters is the happ
dad of q bright and bouncing daughter
May the little one live long and happily.
w. II. Klotz, is now prepared I
manufacture wheelbaTows or wagons I
his new factory near Bucks sawmill, Pin
Run Repairing done cheaply If
All. Rehrig, of Weissport, is prepare
to clear cesspoOls at very reasonable price
II you need his services, address postal
him at Weissport. tws
-Guth g. Son, the popular Allentow
merchants, make their advertisement a
tractive this week by offering unhoard
bargains ir quilts
TIE public school property of this bo
ough, according to the valuation Of 1888,
estimated at $S5,000 Comment is u
necessary.
-Messrs. j. L. Gabel and Ed. Schmi
ara the retiring councilmen. Both ha
made good public servants.
All classes of shade goods, Holland
double faced and trimmings at Luckenbac
nauch Chunk.
The wife of Leopld Meyers. of Pack,
ton, is reported as being seriously III wi
salt-rheum.
For carpets, and eYerythingin the fu
nIture line call on Kemerer & SwartL. Nor
Bank street.
See Kemerer & Swartzs fine asso
msnt Of oil paintings. Prices the lowest
Full line of Ingram and Brussels c
pets at v. Schwartz, on Bank street. II
Go to Val. Schwartz's for all kinds
furniture. Prices the lowest.
Winter begins Dec. 2l, and lasts
days.
-WAshington's birthday next Friday.
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