The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-03-16


town over an election Of Sunday school
officers, the conference at Pottsville last
week transferred Rev. George w. Gross TO-
Terre Hill, Lancaster county. Mr. Gro =
however declined to go there aud ~ill re-
main out Of the ministry and devote his
time to the prohibition movement. Seven
ty-hve of the membership have dr lded TO
withdraw from the Emanuars cong saiion
and hold services in an old chapel. with
Rev Gross as their pastor Rev G. w
Gross was formerly the pastor Of Ebenezer
Evangelical church here.
"I1ow divine thing a woman may be
made" when her cold is cured by Di. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
"Motber, can go out to fsh2"
mo, TO. my little sonny,
You know you've go; swollen foot,
My precious little honey."~
But they got bottle of Salvation Oil and
he went and caught an eel and ate like man.
Mrs. Granville Knerr, r,ageI thirty wears,
eleven months and uine days. died on Thurs
day evening of last week after a long and
painful illness of consumption. The re-
mains we're taken TO UnionYille, Lehigh
county, on Monda, for interment. A hus
baud aud three children are left TO morn
the loss of kind wife and mother. To
the afflicted family the ADVOCATE extends
sincere sympathy.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion held public meeting in Trinity LuLh-
eran church Sabbath afternoon. Rev. j
II. Kuder gave very interesting lecture.
John Starke, member of zon's Lutheran
church, of Easton, made few remarks on
the work of young men. The meeting was
led by w. ID. Clauss, of the Lutheran church.
The genial Paul Wagner, of North
street, sometime during the fore part of
April will move with his family to Plym-
outh township, Montgomery county, where
they will make their future home. The
numerous friends Of the family will be sorry
to hear of the contemplated removal, but
they nevertheless extend heartiest wishes
for abundant success in the new home.
The formal opening of the new addi
tion TO Lewis Christman's hosiery at Little
Gap took place one night recently, at which
time a number of persons who had been
imbbing too freely of fire water at a sale
near by got into the bar room and raised
big racket The noise was immense Billy
and Jake were there. too.
The Independent Order of Good Tenn
plars will hold sne of their popular and
interesting monthly public meetings in
Reber's Hal! On Saturday evening, to which
all are most cordially invited These meet
ings have become a regular feature of the
society and are conducive of beneficial
results.
-Messrs Holmes and McAulife, of Pitts
burg, are erecting for the Lehigh Vale,
Spring Works an Allison patent furnace
thirteen feet wide. 1t is the second of The
kind built in the state and is said to com
bine many commendable advantages over
the old style furnace.
Philip Bartholomew, of South Lehigh
street, through the death of his brother
'rilghman, of Moore township, Lehigh
county, recently fell heir to about 5000
Deceased was bachelor aid dying with
ont making will, his money was divided
among five brothers and three sisters.
Our ready made suits comprise blue
flannels and other suits. and an immense
stock of b. IS and children's suits from
S1.5D up to $40 You can save 25 cents on
every dollar by buying your clothing at
Sondheim's o. p. S. C. Hall Mauch Chunk
On Tuesday morning. March 18th, by
Rev. }. IL. Kuder, at his residence, Nathan
Beer, of I.ehighton, and Miss Eva L. Beer
of Tracnsville. Pa, After short wedding
tour the couple will take mp their residence
in Weissport.
| Washington Camp, No. 30S, of Millport.
turned out in body at the flag presenta-
tion in Slatinglon on Saturday last. This
camp is perhaps on of the strongest in
lower Carbon.
Among the reports of ministers to con
ference with reference TO success. Rev. j..
5. Newhart, of town, was at the head. He
reported 13S seekers, 80 conversions and 81
accessions.
DO not buy a washing machine until
you have examined the Improved Anthony
Wayne Washer, tor sale by the Lehigh Coal
& Hardware Co. See their advertisement
in another column. If.
PHOTOGRAPHS of family groups,
cabinets all styles, and old pictures copied
and enlarged at Rishel's Gallery, near lie,
high Valley Depot, Lehighton, Pa.
The Lutheran Pastoral Association ot
the Upper I.ehigh Valley will meet at the
residence of Rev. j. II. Kuder, this borough
next Monday at IL A. NJ
AL newest designs in wedding rings a
E. II. Hobbs, the Mauch Chunk jeweer.
Something entirely new in jewelry a
HohPs, the Mauch Chunk ieweler.
PEOPLE WHO COME AND co.