The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-01-19
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10, 1879
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--Cas-car ria What is 1t?
Big reduction in hYmnals at Lucken-
bach's, Mauch Chunk.
Go to Val. Schwartz's for all kinds OF
furniture. Prices the lowest.
Best quality razors sold on guarantee
at Thomas drug store. Try them At.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels car
pets at v. Schwartz, on Bank street. If
Sunday school supplies at Lucken-
bach's, Mauch Chunk. Prices very low,
-Lehigh Hook and Ladder Co., No. /,
are making preparations to hold fair and
festival.
For carpets, and everything in the fur
niture line call on Kemerer & Swartz, North
Bank street.
The finest assortment of wedding rings
In this section can be seen at f, II. Hohrs
Jewe,ry Store, Mauch Chunk.
ANDRE Bayer this week nicely re-
painted the building on Bank street occu-
pied by S. Hagaman and Wm. Freed.
The best locking, safest and cheapest
teams in town are hired out at David Eb-
tert's popular North street livery.
The finest limo and lowest prices on
photograph albums In the Lehigh Valley
at Luckenbach's Mauch Chunk.
George D. Schiffert, formerly of town,
now of She Nillport Hotel, is the happy
daddy Of bouncing thirteen pound baby
girl
-Hoisemen and others, you will find
the place 10 purchase your winter blankets,
bells, harness collars, whips, &C., at M,
Flory, Neissport. If.
w. II. Klotz, is now prepared TO
manufacture wheebarrows or wagons at
his new factory near Bucks sawmlll, Pine
Run Repairing done cheaply. If.
Hereafter pension agents and attorneys
will only be allowed, by law, to take fee
of S. for securing an increase of pension
for pensioner already on the rolls.
AN educational and missionary Con-
vention of the Reformed Chassis will con-
vene In Slatlngton on January % and Pa
Rev. J. AlYen Reber, of town, will take
part in the exercises.
DIR. j. G. Zern, of Weissport, and Fred
Schmidt, of Towamensing, have purchased
the old Wagner Homestead In the latter
place. The property consists of a valuable
sixty acre tract of woodland.
james c. Boncer, of Kresgeyille, has
sold his hotel to George Wagner, of
Effort, Monroe county. Mr. Wagner will
take CHARGE of this popular hostlery some
time between now and April 1st.
The Trachsyille Hotel is about to
change hands according to all reports.
Thomas Snyder, the present landlord has
disposed of his interests to gentleman by
the name of Decker, now of Pittston, but
late of Monroe county.
Nathan Stemler, of Stemlersville, has
romodeled the interior of his hotel and
fitted It throughout with hot air heaters.
These improvements place the Stemlers-
vile Hostlery on an even footing with the
best hotels in the county.
Interesting sermons at the NJ. f.
church, by the Pastor on next Sunday.
Subjects, Morning, "Tokens of Victory"
Evening, "The Ten Virgins" Revival
services, in progress with increasing In
terest. A cordial invitation to all.
If 1t is ladies or gentleman's watch
you are looking for don't fail to look at E
II. Hohrs beautiful new stock for 1880
which has just been received. 1t will posi-
lively pay you. Remember the place, E
II. Hollis Popular Jewelry Store Mauch
Chunk.
January gave us a new moon on th'
1st, and there win be another on the 3lst
February will not nave any new moon
while March, like January, will have two
one on the 1st and another on the 3lst. L
is not often that February Is thus left with
out new moon.
Lewis Chrstman has secured hcens,
and win again open up for the eonvenienc,
and pleasure of travellers his popular Littl
Gap Hotel. Mr.. Chrlstman had no licens
last year. Lewis is well known here havinI
kept a saloon In Ebbert's stone building ol
Bank street some years ago.
Its all very we'll TO talk about buildin
new railroads aud new steamshlDs-bu
how could men. women and children trave
on them without DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Think Of IT, Ponder It,
'Nslther q borrower nor lender be I;
but take your own twenty-five cents, an
90 round to your own druggist, and bu
Yourself a bottle of Salvation Oil for you
spralns, aches, and pains.
Nathan Zeigler died suddenly at hI
residence on Lehigh street Friday mornin
last Of paralysis. He was aged sevent,
one years. About three years ago
moved to this place from West Penn
Schuylklll eeuatY. lie leaves a wife an
two sons. Intermeut took place on WEE
uesday. The pail bearers on the sad oC
casion were j. w. Raudenbush, Wlllial
rex, John Acker, Ezra Newhart, Emanut
olauss and Charles Yenser.
Constable Weiss, of Washington twp
LehIgh county, swore in several deputi
on Friday last, and proceeding to Ea
Penn, this county, and arrested Charl
Meyers and Henry Schultz for lsrcen.
Concealed In the cellar OF the house o.
eupied by these men there were foun
according TO the Slatlngton NcDs 'thr
pioces of leather making about one side
shoe leathei, lap blanket, gum Goa
gum blanket and gum apron for q earraR
three pieces of bacon. ham, a ratch
brace and bite, saw large bunch Of Ike,
school bags. books. aour, clock and whee
hsrroW." The mea are now In the Lehis
county prison