The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

- Lewis tiraver's new brick residence in
South Lehiehton is under roof
For choice jewclry see new stock at
Hol'is jewelry store. Mauch Chunk
Plum Alley, in the vicinity Of Oberts
pork packing establishment. is being
paved.
Nine malls arrive a. the Lehigton
post.ofice every day in the week except
Sunday.
Presents for big. little. old and Young
handsome and low priced at Luckenbach's 3
Mauch Chunk.
Nothing kills .he cold so quick as one
Of w. S. Kuhn's heaters or ranges. Be
fore purchasing elsewhere don't fail to see
them.
DIR. r 1. Smith, the south Bank street.
dentist, reports business, both at his office
here and his branch at Hazleton, to be
booming.
DIR. A, s. Rabenold removed the upper
teeth from six months on Wednesday.
Cumming It will be fashionable with them
for the next month or so.
Don't miss the opportunity to get a
first-class watch at prices thai will pay you
big money for your trouble at Hohps jew
elry store, Mauch Chunk.
"A correspondent from this city to the
Times endorses the ADVOCATES efforts to
have Lehighton divided into wards. Con-
versions on this question are numerous.
The CARBON ADVOCATE needs money
to meet running expenses of this office,
which is polite pointer to persons In
debted to us to step up and pay up. The
sooner the better.
All members OF Carbon Castle, No.
III, K. G.. E., should attend the regular
meeting on Monday evening as very in
teresting programme has been prepared by
the committee.
The recently organized Germania
Saugerbund treated the editor to an ex-
cellently rendered vocal selection on Tues
day night. The members already show the
result of caIeful training.
1t would certainly be appropriate TO
observe the anniversary of the Gnaden
Hutten massacre which occurred on the
24th instant. Which minister of the Cos
pei will move in the matter.
We have bought the largest assortment
of watches ever purchased by any retail
jeweler in the Lehigh Valley and can sell
you watch at lower prices than they are
sold elsewhere. Call and see at Hohps
jewelry store. Mauch Chunk.
"A public installation of the 1. o, q.
T., will be held IN Reber's Hall on Friday
evening at eight o'clock. An interesting
programme of recitation, addresses. &C.,
has been prepared and will be recited. A
cordial invitation is extended to the public
to attend.
The weather wise since Wednesday
are predicting 20 snow storms for winter.
The reason for the prediction is an old le-
gend that there will be as many SHOWS for
the winter as correspond to the date on
which the first snow falls. The first snow
storm coming on October 23d indicates %
storms for the winter. You needn't be-
lieve this If you don't want 20. The best
plan is to wait and count :hem.
Jacob Shingler, of Mahoning street,
has been granted pension of $1700 with
regular monthly stipend. Mr.. Shingler
was private in Company c.. 132d =. V.
and served nine months when he was dis
charged for disease contracted and from
which he is now sufferer. He is sixty
one years of age, a member Of John d.
Bertolette Post, 4s4, G. A. R., and deserv-
ing of Uncle Sans generous bounty.
"A free art exhibition at the Singer
Sewing Machine rooms on south Bank
street during this week has attracted hun
dreds OF people thither. The exhibition is
under the management of Mrs. NJ. H. Bel
din, of Philadelphia. a very pleasant and
agreeable lady with large experience. The
interior Of the Singer rooms are decorated
with work executed on the well-known
machine by this lady and includes rich
draperv, pictures, dresses, &C., but you
should see 1t all 1t will be more satisfac-
tory.