The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-28
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2s, 1889.
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.

Josiah Cunfer, of Lehigh street, died
on Wednesday evening after short illness
with typhoid fever. The deceased leaves
a wife and several children to mourn the
loss OF kind and affectionate husband and
father. He was a member of Poho POGO
: Huetten Castle, No. 316, X. G. e. The
funeral will take place at 200 o'clock Sat-
urday afternoon from his late residence on
Lehigh street. Interment at Beck's church,
Mahoning Valley.
AN interesting meeting of the "Gleau-
er" society of the Evangelical Sunday
school, was attended by large audience
on Saturday evening. The programme, as
fellows, was delightfully."- carried out: Solo,
Grace Peters; talk, Miss Mary Barr; duett,
Sarah Heberling and Laura Newhart. The
question box furnished a half hours in
tellectual entertainment and in conclusion
the doxology was sung.
We are indebted to the genial ex-
sheriff j. w. Raudenbush for sample
bottle of "Pride of the South" Lincoln
county, Tenn, rye whiskeY, especially
recommended for medicinal use and family
purposes generally. The ''article" is rare
and is sold by Jake only, he being the only
agent this side of the Tennessee river.
Miss Emma j. Wund, fashionable
dress maker, opposite Reber's drug store,
Bank street, announces TO the ladies of
Lehighton and surrounding coanty that she
is prepared to do dress making in the very
latest style at lowest charges, and asks a
share of patronage. All work guaran-
teed. Sept 7-4w#
"A. w. Eaches on Wednesday moved to
Bowmanstown, having recently sold his
house and lot OH Lehgh street. He is an
old contractor and bulder-two specimens
of his work being the public school build
ing and the residence on Northampton
street occupied by Squire Pierce Lentz.
The cold weather is almost here and
II will pay you to see the heaters and
ranges at W. S. Kuhns' store before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Prices lower and
goods better than elsewhere.
There will bea meeting of the stock
holders of the Lehighton Water Co. in
Gabeps Hall Friday evening. to vote on
the matter of increasing the company's in
debtedness.
-Expressman JEFF Bretney, who tumbed
hogshead of molasses on. his right foot
last Thursday is not working this week, al
though the injured member is somewhat
improved.
AT the opening of Schwarlz's nam
moth furniture establishment on Saturday
evening, Arion Cornet Band was present
and discoursed some Of their sweetest selec-
tions.
Orders left at this office for butter,
eggs, live and dressed chickens and coun-
try produce generally, wholesale and re-
tail, will be promptly filled by w. Ii.
Klotz. 45-4w
The purchasing pubic will take notice
that the general stores closing during the
week-at eigh; o'clock every evening will be
open Saturday evening until a later hour.
Faith" was the subject of an ex-
ceedingly interesting and most excellent
discourse by Rev. Allen in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening.
Thomas Eek, of Jamestown, a suburb
of this place, buried an interesting four
year old child in the Lehighton cemetery
on Wednesday.
1t is said that the Hersh Furnace Co.
have sufficient orders on hand to keep
running continuously up to the Christmas
holidays.
Call a. Kemerer & Swartz's on Bank
street, and see the largest stock of furni.
ture. carpets, etc. You can save money
by doing so. O
w, +. Smith, Of town, is the agent for
number of interesting and cheap juvenile
books which parents should see.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels car
pets at Henry Schwartz, on Bank ST.
Don't let the new depot project drop
through. Keep knocking at it.