The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-05-18
cARBoN's CAPITAL.
what Special Reporter Sees TINT Is
worthy of Note.

what a special Reporter Sees TINT is
worthy of Note.
e. Miss Ella Mack visited her Hazlelon
frirn Is during the week.
Mrs. Jerre Dimmick left for the west
on Wedn esday where she will visit rela-
tives.
Sheriff Levan was at Summit Hill on
Monday selling the clothing stock of
Thomas McCready's store.
H. G. Frell and Fred Wilson repre-
sented the I.ehigh Stove Foundry, Lehigh-
ton, in this city Wednesday.
An arch will be built over the creek on
Quarry street by the borough dads. An
Improvement commendable and timely.
Passenger trains on the JERSEY Cen
trail railroad do not stop at the Mansion
House. People will govern themselves ac-
cordingly If they don't want to be left
-Mauch Chunk parties are distlling oil
of birch on the Blue Mountain, near the
Wind Gap. The oil sells at Sl6O pound
and they distill from to 10 pounds daily,
-E. f. Dreisbach, of East Mauch Chunk,
railway postal clerk on the route between
Elmira n. Y, and Wilkesbarre. Pa, has
been removed. w. f. Stewart, OF Easton,
succeeds him.
"a regular daisy" is the expression of
every body who loves the beautiful in the
mechanical when they gaze at Charley
Iobein's dandy new milk wagon built by
1rexler & Kreidler Lehighton'
Concert Hall will be crowded on Fri
day evening when Mt. Pisgah Council, No.
123, Jr. o. U. A. H., publicly present twen-
| ty-Lwo handsome bibles to the two Chunks.
The occasion will also be the celebration of
/ a.. .,G Anr
! fol the peTpetuation of the American home
al time when civil conflict was beginning
to wage
Hon. Ed Mulhearn is back from the
State Legislature at Harrisburg. He is
looking well and apparently enjoying ex-
celent health. The Record remarked
some time since that Eddie would Hot likely
be candidate for re- election, but Judging
from this that and the other we opine 20
the belief that when the time comes he will
be in the hands of his friends.
The famous Switchback railroad has
been thoroughly repaired and improved
and is now ready for the summers busi-
ness The Messrs. Mumford's have spared
no effort or expense in equipping ths road
with all the conviences and safely ap-
plances known The traffic promises to
be larger this year than ever heretofore.
The St. Alo. sous temperance society
will celebrate their fifth anniversary in
Concert Hall on June % For the occa-
sion very interesting programme is in
course of preparation. Prominent tenn
perance workers from Wilkesbarre. Scran-
ton, Philadelphia and other points will be
present by invitation. Like every thing the
society does this event promises to be a
grand one.
AT a recent meeting of District Lodge
No. 6, l. o. G. T., held here, the following
officers elected have just been made public
District Chief Tempiar, S. b. Chase, Eas
ton; District Counsellor, ii. +. Schlegel
Mauch Chunk; d. V. T., Sadie C. Ross
Mauch Chunk; S. j. T., Mrs. N. NJ. Rauch
Hazleton; u. T. j., Martin Ross, Mauct
Chunk; ID. Chap, J. IL. Keenly, Mauct
Chunk; d. NJ, W. d. Reed, Summit Hill
D. s., Rev. G. w. Gross, Allentown; d.
G., f. W. Hooking, Hazleton; ID. A. s..
w. A. Siegfrled, East Mauch Chunk.
After a long illness of cancer, Mrs
Simon Reichard, aged about sixty years
died on Friday. Deceased was an old ant
respected resident of this place and th'
/, funeral on Monday was largely attended
Mr. Reichard has also been sick for som'
weeks past, and on Monday was so veal
that kind hands had to carry him to th'
, funeral bier to look for the last time OF
the wife who had been willing helpmat'
TO him. 1t was sad scene and more thar
one eye was blinded by hot tears. To thu
5 bereayed family your reporter extends
heartfelt sympathy. Rev w. p. Steven
| son, of the N. E. church, conducted tn
services,