The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-28
The Carbon Advocate
IOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.

We have few more delinquent debt.
ors on our jobbing, advertising and sub.
ecription books. and we want them to pay
up There Is no use shilly -shalying, we
need the money, must haveit, and at once,
so roll up, tumble up, settle up, pay up
and be p d. q. about it.
William E. Ash, of Northampton st.,
special agent for the old and reliable Am
erican Fire Insurance Co., of Philadelphia,
has our acknowledgment for beautiful
cut glass paper weight that adorns our pri
vate ssnctorium.
All arrangements necessary for first
class time have been perfected by the ball
committee appointed by the G. A. R.
Drum Corps, which event Is to come off al
the Exchange Hotel on Tuesday evening.
For good time you want to 90.
The public schools will reopen on the
End proximo.
-Rsilroaders. you can save good days
wages by buying your watches from D. S.
Book, Lehighton.
IF you want clock or watch promptly
repaired at reasonable price 20 TO s.
Hagaman Bank street Lehighton. 6ms
-Kuhn's, on north Bank street, sells
more ranges and heathers than other deal
era because he has the lowest prices. Buy
ers will bear this In mind.
Wallace SNYDER. of Northampton st. /,
smiles audibly when you ask about that
new baby girl that TIPS the scales at full
thirteen pounds. It's little daisy, and
We trust she will live long and happily TO
be joy 10 her parents.
-Aumps have some OF the Younger gen.
Grafton in her grip.
Our old friend William Seaboldt, sta
tion for :he Lehigh Valley Railroad, has
been with that company in the above capA.
city for more than quarter of a century,
and is the Oldest railroader but one now in
their employ. Since 1888 he has been a
resident here. He has never asked for a
day OF during bis long service. and his
only relaxation from active duty was a year
or two ago when confined TO the house by
serious illness. There are but few such
records. and his long continued service
speaks for itself.
Daniel Mack, Of Massachusetts,, en-
plcyed on the new iron bridge In course of
erection over the Lehigh river at this point,
slipped from one Of the braces and fell a
distance Of twenty-five feet on the rocks
below which were covered with six inches
Of water. He landed on his shoulder and
received severe injury. Drs. Reber and
Zern attended him at the Valley House
where he Is . boarder.
"A gang Of tramps broke In Lehigh
Valley caboose, on the siding in the rear
Of this ofiices one night recently and stole
two good coats, said TO be the property ol
Charles Farrer.
Thomas Seifert. Charles Brinkman
Chas. Bower, Elmer Schmale. Frank
Obert and W. A. Peters of Gnaden Hutter
Lodge, l. o. o. F.. this town, were mad,
members Of the Grand Encampment of th,
order At Mauch Chunk on last Frida,
evening.
Prof. Loisette's Memory System Il
creating greater interest than ever in al
parts Of the country, and persons wishing
TO improve their memory should send for
his prospectus free as advertised in ALI
ether column. 81.
For sale for want Of use "A one-hors
truck wagon. as good As new. This is
solid hand made wagon, and is warrante,
a. represented. Apply to Moses Rehrig
Lehigh street, LehiRhton. 8w
Call =: Ksmerer & Swartz's on BAN
street, and see the largest stock of furnl
tuFe. carpets, etc. You can save none
~ doing 90. o
-Everything In the line OF furniture a
Kemerer q Swarts's. Prices always loves
and goods the best. o